the royals planning the spring ceremony. you've heard the tsa horror stories. a wgn reporter takes a trip through security. i'm mark suppelsa. >> and i'm lourdes duarte. our top story seen around the country, travelers buckle up. security going to take some getting used to. julie unruh found out first hand today. >> reporter: all the talk these days seem to be focusing on our nation's airports and these controversial techniques being used. the bat town. we decided to put this screening to the test ourselves. i am right now about 8.5 months

pregnant, so i bought a one way ticket to cedar rapids today. but our ultimate destination was just security. dressed for the test this pregnant reporter waiting for the pat down we've heard so much about. the female agent and i stood out in the open enough for our hidden camera to get the process. she started at the top of my head and moved down my back using the palm of her hands for the main parts and back of hands for my private parts. meanwhile her coworkers spotted our camera and attempted to give me more privacy by blocking our shot. that's when the allege moved to the front of my body. under my breasts and across me belly. she inspected with her hands is the north side and outside of

my legs. stopping respectfully at my crotch. i found none of it offensive. in the end, a noninvasive yet through row version of the pat down. other travelers hope they get the same treatment. >> i fly all the time for work. they always seem respectful about it. we got to make sure that the flight is safe. >> when you're flying with kids you want to be safe. i guess it's okay if it keeps you safe. >> reporter: just to remind everybody at home, we've been hear stock much about these pat downs. i want to remind everybody this was one experience on one particular airport on one given night. tomorrow will be a different situation. lines are very busy in security but people were reasonable. we got through our ticket in less than 30 minutes this evening. it'll be different here tomorrow. during that pat down process, i was in the wide open area for

anyone to see including our camera man. but keep in mind, i did have the choice to go behind a curtain in a more private area if i chose to do so. also the whole process probably too many less than a whole four minutes or so. i wanted to mention one more thing. while this air travel is getting a will the of attention, the road is where the action is going to be this season. aaa says travel is up 11% from the same time last year. >> you're a trooper. by the way did you see any sign of that slow down. any sign of that protest for the pat down that people are talking about? >> reporter: not at all. everyone was quite civil waiting in lines. lots of x-ray machines rather than the full body scanners. offeror options when there. everyone was reasonable with one another and i did not hear any grumbling in line. at least tonight. tomorrow through sunday it could be different as the lines

grow and grow. >> thank you. to the weather center now. tom skilling, tomorrow night could be miserable for travelers? >> looks like a cold rain is headed for chicago. we have some rain tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night that could start as mixed freezing rain and ice pellets. then in the afternoon we could go back to ice pellets and snow as rain showers redevelop in the area. and much colder weather by friday. if you're heading north, that's the trouble zone. there are 23 states on the weather advisories. figure from about la crosse to twin rapids, all the dakotas that could be an area to get accumulating snow. several inches expected. not the storm of the century but as you get into the minnesota arrowhead, it could be heavier. some convective cells are the sign that moisture is starting to feed into the system.

we have big snows. they have a blizzard warning in salt lake city right now. so the west and north-central states have been pretty unsettled. note the rain area coming up into chicago. one wild card is we have low dew points. evaporate on the front end, we might get ice pellets to mix in. that will be going on in this purple area. by evening, we're still in rain through the rush hour. then it thins out late tomorrow night. wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour tomorrow evening. then big rains on thanksgiving day and cool air. thursday may mix it up with ice pellets again. we'll tell you about that and look at the holiday weekend in the broadcast later on. >> thank you. tonight we know the name of a chicago police officer gunned down in his suv. s.w.a.t. team member david blake was known for taking the lead on

special operations. dan ponce is on the south side with new clues on the hunt for his killer. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the officer identified as david blake. he was a 15 year veteran of the chicago police department. right now two chicago police officers are posted in front of his home. they've been posted there for the past 24 hours. so far no suspects are in custody. officer david blake began his service with the chicago police department in 1995. for the past five years he was assigned to the police s.w.a.t. unit. he's a highly-decorated officer earning 84 awards during his 15- year career in chicago. he also loved to play football playing four seasons on the chicago police enforcers football team. last night around 6:30 his body was found inside his personal suv on the 2900 block of west sipe street. he had been shot several times. >> i just heard the gun shots.

that's when i ran away and called it in. >> reporter: chicago police officer theodore browning lives on the street where it happened. he said there's not much crime on the street. >> very unusual. anytime you have a particular crime on your block or street, but for that location the -- >> reporter: police have not reached many details about the investigation. but sources say the shots were fired from inside the car. the officer's gun and wallet were found with his body which is why police officers believe robbery was probably not the motive. his body was found with a cigarette in his lips which means he knew his killer or killers perhaps. earlier tonight detectives stopped by his home walking around the house without going inside. they were trying to figure out if someone was home, it seemed.

officer blake had lived in that home for most of his life. >> he was a very nice young man. very quiet and i guess people say contained. >> reporter: neighbors also telling us tonight it's been difficult locating relatives. that's because officer blake was an only child. also both his parents are deceased. they ask for the public's help. anyone with information contact the police department. he is he fourth chicago police officer killed this year. >> former chicago police officer arrested in connection with his wife's murder. they arrested noberto rodriguez in the murder of his wife. irma was struck many times and body stuffed in the trunk of her car. they had a violent marriage and irma had filed for divorce. changing details about the

death of a student who said she was sexually assaulted by a football player before she killed herself. now the university did contact them after all. elizabeth seeburg died on september 10. on september 1 she said she was attacked by a football player. the st. joseph county police department said the campus hadn't contacted them about the attack. also prosecutors office says the seeburg case hadn't been sent their way. both offices are now taking that back saying new information came up after the story on sunday. the unidentified football player continues to play. notre dame refuses to comment on the case. a chicago man stepped to in to help a woman last night and was killed. bobbie butler was shot in the stomach. the woman was walking to her car when she was confronted by the shooter. she was not hurt.

a small town suffered big damage yesterday as a tornado barreled through smashing houses in the path. the tornado carved the math through the town destroying everything it touched. residents say they were lucky to escape with their lives. >> our daughter was in the front room of the house along with our pet who with he for 11 years that is like our child too. i yelled take cover. i ran and grabbed them and threw them into the next room and we barely made it to the stairway when the house was devastated. >> and that same tornado produced a tornado that overturned this bus on the way home from school. a 9-year-old boy broke his nuclear but did -- neck but did survive. president obama offers a message of hope for a indiana town that was hit hard by the recession. forensic science takes us

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rahm emanuel in the race for chicago mayor. then davis sat down one on one as we talk with every mayoral candidate. >> reporter: everyone we can get to, every major one, talking about the issues in this race. this week there may be no bigger issue than with if rahm emanuel should be on the ballot. davis says it doesn't look like he should. watching the flurry for the race to mayor, danny davis is far from intimidated. >> people walking in purchase a lottery ticket and they're kind of hoping that they're going to win this million-dollar jackpot. >> reporter: in his case he says it's less a shot at a jock pot than a chance to build on years of public service. first as alderman then seven terms as a congressman sent back to washington last time with about 80% of the vote.

and today davis made it clear, very clear, former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel doesn't belong on this ballot. emanuel's residency expected to be challenged in court as early as tomorrow. >> as i see it, the law simply states you must be a resident of the city of chicago for a year. didn't have any caveats, didn't have any special considerations. it didn't say if you worked for the president. >> reporter: there are other opponents davis could have a beef with. but says he doesn't. he pledged to run only if he was the consensus candidate of the african-american coalition. he was. mosley and meeks were not. and ran just the same. >> a lot of people who have always wanted to run are now doing so. it's going to be interesting to

see how they behave. >> reporter: on how he'd behave as mayor, davis admits the task is daunting. but challenges many. he promises to put in an educator, not an administrator in the top job at chicago public schools but doesn't pretend to have all the answers to all the city's financial woes. billing himself instead as a grassroots candidate focusing on the future. >> during the daley years, you really got to focus on what's going on right now. what's going on tomorrow. what's going to be the future of the city. and that's going to be my approach to make a decision. >> reporter: again, when it comes to the rahm emanuel residency issue, davis says his decision has already been made. he's not part of the effort to put this in front of a judge but says that's probably exactly where it belongs. that the race for mayor should

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don't bet against america. don't bet against the american auto industry. >> the president and vice president left washington, d.c. as part of their white house to main street tour. chrysler received more than $12 billion in the government bailout program. so we want to hear from you. do you think the government's auto bailout is starting to pay off? text yes or no to 97999 or go to wgntv.com. we'll have results after tom skilling's seven-day forecast. sarah palin kicking off her latest book tour with long lines in phoenix today. starting at midnight last night. get an autograph on her book called america by heart. about 300 pages. supposed to be a blueprint for they are conservative move against obama's 2012 election. she has not personally said she is a candidate but has says she thinks she could beat him. it's all in your diet.

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alpha carotene is the way. they contain antioxidants. in a 14 year study of more than 4000 people, those who ate a diet rich in them lowered their risk of disease and death. while so many sugar-rich foods fill us up on thanks giving, cranberries and wine act to reduce bacteria buildup. university of rochester researchers found wine and cranberries break up bacteria from the food. so enjoy the cranberries and wine for oral health. >> bottoms up i guess. >> pass the wine. holiday travel might be a bit more difficult thanks to some nasty weather that is coming our way. tom skilling will fill us in next. [ female announcer ] don't stand out in the cold. walmart's open

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coldest day today since march 2. we'll have the coldest night of the season so far. although by morning winds will turn off the lake. the lakeside temperatures may go up a bit. what's amazing is bare ground and lots of sun. not a cloud in this sky late today and we still held at 34 this afternoon. our daytime high that goes in the books was at 39 midnight last night. look at the readings now. down to 24 at kenosha. freeport at 24. elk grove village at 22. we have a bit of a windchill. it's 28 already at o'hare where the low may bottom out between 21 and 23. 27 at kankakee. there they are in map forms. the temperatures at the moment. look at the snowstorm out to the west. this is where winter is. it's been really something. salt lake city tonight. and this is a camera from salt

lake. under a blizzard warning as snow is coming down on howling winds. windchills under 33 below zero here. our temperatures don't look near as cold compared to that. the cold here has settled down over the snow pack which running something like this. north of that area all the way up to the arctic circle, there's snow on the ground. contrasting with warm air, there were 70s and 80s on the gulf coast today. the result are these succession of storms. one of which is coming into the midwest. the second, this weekend and has 23 states under weather advisories. we think the low will settle south and track along this thermal contrast zone while another center moves to the north. it means that the big snows that occur in the upper midwest probably won't be as big as if this were one consolidated system. but we have rain on the way that comes in tomorrow.

we could start that off as an ice pellet-freezing rain mix. particularly away from the lake. we had about a 34-degree drop here in chicago. readings are coming back in response to this second storm but then diving back behind it is new cold air. and we expect that to rush into this area on thursday. we're not going to get a lot of warming as a result of that. 29 is our temperature here but # in duluth and windchills in the low teens out to the west of us. look at the lows in this air mass to give an idea of how this cold air has expanded. we've been pointing to this. see how it has expanded south as the days continued shortening and the snow cover has grown. winds north at 3 now. humidity 54%. here's our rpm model forecast of snowfall.

several inches in the twin cities. and the arrow head of minnesota may get snow. look what happens here. this is thanksgiving day. a day that could start above freezing, develop rain and then goes over to ice pellets and snow later in the day and into the nighttime period. the first signs that moisture is getting into the system are these little convective cells showing up in oklahoma. northward it will join the snows coming in from the west. watch what happens here as we expect an area of rain to swing up into our area. did you see that little purple area? that's freezing rain and sleet which is how it may begin. might even have a flurry early in the day near the lake. look for this high pressure to drift to the east. which will be interrupted by a southerly flow that brings in the moisture up and over this cold air later tomorrow. there ought to be huge amounts of precipitation in the southern midwest. so if you're traveling south, won't be ice.

it'll just be a lot of rain. that will pick up thanksgiving day. depending how much of that moisture comes north, we'll decide whether or not we find ourselves with a fair amount of snow. late in the day, thanksgiving or thanksgiving night. but it looks like it could be enough to cover the ground. until then, here's our forecast. tonight clear and cold. some clouds will develop off the lake late tonight and perhaps a couple of snow flurries of the lake effect variety. not very heavy. temperatures down to 23 at o'hare and rising. teens in the suburbs. winds will become southeast by morning around 13. tomorrow cloudy and the early flurries fade quickly as rain and sleet spreads over toward midday. high goes up to 37 tomorrow but will turn very windy. winds could be gusting to 40 miles an hour. it is going to be a very windy affair. it carries over into tomorrow

night. steady temperatures. that's how we begin thanksgiving day. cloudy in the afternoon. rain will redevelop in the south and mix with snow flurries and temperatures will fall to the low 30s late in the day. only 20s on friday around here. so a little dicey weather in the parts of the midwest. >> very good. check back with you on the seven day. >> see you later. coming up: a national holiday across the pond. a young royal couple set a wedding date. then we'll look inside the criminal mind. what science can teach us about the most dangerous criminal minds. are they hard wired that way? hey boss! do we have aflac?

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person to kill is little girl like janine in >> the thing that makes people like that the most dangerous is their lack of remorse. they have no feeling for anybody but themselves. >> reporter: the question is are some people programmed for violence? the brain is complex but new technology is being used to explain psychopaths like brian dougan. fmri is being used to scan the brains of criminals. he's scanned more criminal plains than anyone in the world. the brain function of the psychopath is abnormal. dr. keel used brian dougan's scans to demonstrate to the jury that a psychopath's brain look different. >> the area where you would show things like understanding, ever this, some decision making, he had no gray matter

which means there was nothing there that was firing properly. >> reporter: the defense team's hope was not to excuse dougan of responsibility but to save him from execution. >> i think people were afraid of what we were bringing forward. because people want to think that criminals are just evil people. and if someone has a physical defect, then we should look at them differently and not necessarily put them to death. >> reporter: in 1982, john hinkly jr. shot that -- that effected the behavior when he shot and wounded president reagan. james cavanaugh was an expert for the hinkly trial and then for dougan. he says you cannot execute an individual because their brain is abnormal.

>> by expansion, we were trying to take that same step with the psychopath but let's face it, there is a big difference between how he public feels about a mentally retarded individual or a child who granted does a horrible thing but is still a kid in terms of applying the death sentence. >> reporter: while the research is gaining traction with some scientists, it is still very new. >> imaging is a helpful tool in the context of trying to understand what brain regions might be implicated in someone committing a horrific crime. to take it a step further and have it be a definitive piece of evidence in the court system, i think we're just many, many years away from that. >> reporter: in the meantime, it could help develop a therapy or medication. the traits of a psychopath are not limited to criminals. they can even be found in ceos.

the general population, 1% of men are psychopaths. the rate is much lower for women. what may separate murderer from millionaire is whether parents recognize the problems in their children and get help at an early age. but joe burket says don't murder should be an easy rule to follow. >> the truth is they can control their behavior when in best interest to do so. once they go down a path of criminality, they never come back. that's what brian dougan did. >> reporter: there was a time fingerprints and dna were considered voodoo science. it may help society determine how to punish criminals and how to protect us from psychopathic killers. wgn news. well, wedding bells will be ringing this spring.

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well, they're planning that fairy tale wedding. happy ever after starts this spring. the date is set for the wedding of the century. april 29 in london. they are going all out for the full pomp and circumstance. the royal family will foot the bill for the ceremony. but not the security. it's where william may one day be crowned king there at westminster abby. tom skilling did you write it down? april 29? >> i am right now. look for your invitation. >> i'll await my invitation in the mail. >> well, we wish them well. and wish you well for thanksgiving too. we've got some weather issues around the midwest. i'll tell you, the big story out there is it's cold. coldest night of the season as the snow pack up to the north

is allowing the arctic air to come in here. we will stop this and show you how our models are developing prep sippation. that's noon tomorrow. then the rains come up here in the pink areas are areas of mixed precipitation. which will premarely occupy the west and northwest suburbs where there might be freezing rain mixed in. that is up through 5:00 tomorrow. then you'll see the how precipitation winds down a bit tomorrow night. there's a second wave of moisture that will come up on thanksgiving day. that intersects colder air that comes in late in the day. at that point rain would start again up. for snow in minneapolis and wisconsin. see that second l right there and how another area of precipitation develops and

turns bink? that's the cold air coming in. lots of moisture expected in the southern midwest in this system and modest amounts of snow. duluth and areas north may see 6-8 inches of snow in areas. see how he lope -- the lobe of air there gives way to cold air again in the weekend. pumps up the temperatures sunday and monday. could rain again monday then cold air the rest of the week. here's our seven-day forecast. 37 tomorrow. 39 and falling to low 30s on thanksgiving day thursday. 28 on friday. then sunshine is back saturday. partly sunny and windy from the south on sunday and 45. and rains back late sunday night-monday. that changes to snow showers as cold air comes back in again on tuesday of next week. so some suddenly wintry looking weather in there. that typically happens this

time of year. >> thank you. tonight's photos of the day segment captured some of chicago's mayoral candidates around town today. >> plus police officers and supporters in aurora band together talking about possible layoffs. look at tonight's photos of the day. i have a tendency to dream of things that have never been. and ask why not? ♪[ music ] today we're doing realtime coaching. the speaker and i use two-way radios to communicate with each other during an actual lesson. ♪[ music ]

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plains 87-66. and congratulations to dave power. with the win over north tonight. coach power reaches the 800 victory plateau. he joins as one of the only illinois coaches to hit the 800 mark in women's basketball. they expect konerko to turn it down which would give them a draft pick for who does sign him. or they are prepared to pay him huge money for one more season. but a.j. has a better chance of coming back than paul konerko does. the blackhawks resume the circus trip tomorrow night in san jose. starts at 9:30 on wgn chicago area only. so far one solid victory. one employeeout loss and last time a blowout win. as usual the hawks measure this trip by more than wins and losses. >> i had a productive couple of

days. gauging the enthusiasm on the ice today, i think it was a fun couple of days to get away. >> one of the things about these trips, it can get fun and once that is over you're ready to come back and play hockey. if anything, it helps bond the team together more and hopefully we've become closer from it. >> 9:30 tomorrow night. the bears day off dealing out holiday cheer at the mercy home for boys and girls. at the event hosted by trump chicago. the bears get back after it tomorrow game planning for philadelphia. lance briggs was here this morning. says they all know how tough the eagles are going to be. >> november, december these are the months you push for the playoffs and the playoff position and where your standings are going to end up. so the eagles right now are sitting atop the nfc east.

and they're more than likely a team that will make it to these playoffs. >> josh hamilton won the american league mvp today. konerko was fifth in the voting by the way. and as we head into the holidays, that new blackhawks book is a good gift idea although i have to say on their promotion of the book, there's revision in play. >> the amazing bobby hall went up the ice and scored the game- winning goal. and that is how chicago blackhawks won the 2010 stanley cup. >> i thought kane won? >> nope. the golden jet won the goal. >> what is a golden jet anyways? >> ooh that cuts him to the quick. >> he looks good in the hat though. >> he makes a good santa claus.

>> he's a giver. >> and a liar. >> that too. >> all right. that is the news for this tuesday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm lourdes duarte. >> i'm mark suppelsa. for all of us here, have a good night. with the capital one venture card

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