i told my dad a long time ago, i look look after her. >> she lost her life in afghanistan but the family of mat reason said pieces of her memory are held hostage by a fellow american. good evening. the top stories seen around the country tonight, we have more on the fight for the possessions. >> reporter: the story starts with the dedication of a shelter for veterans last week

in gary, indiana. it is named for jen net winters, the first woman to die in the afghanistan war. a used furniture calls the shelter to say he bought things when the family failed to make payments in 2008. the family wants the items back but they come with a price they cannot afford to pay. a year after she died in afghanistan, her family's life collapsed. her father had two strokes and fell behind on his payments where he held memories of her military service. the memories were recovered by a businessman and he is not willing to give them back. >> it means nothing for him t mean as lot to me. >> she followed her brother's lead into the marines and the items would have little value to anyone but the family, the flag that was on her coffin, a report on the crash and letters from the president bush and mayor. >> i cannot do that.

she gave all she had and could. the thing we can do,ky not let her -- i cannot let her name or the marines get exploited by someone on ebay. >> reporter: those behind the shelter do not want it to happen either t is named for the sergeant and will open at the end of the year in gary. leaders say they would love to display her items inside. >> i said i will give you $1000 cash and four tickets to the bears for the season. you know, he said, well, i have more money in it. >> reporter: he will sell the items for $1500 cash, cash the family doesn't have and those behind the shelter's offer are not budging. the issue has drained him and left him confused. but he says he is not a villain. >> i had the stuff for six or seven years i did not threat go, i kept it in good shape.

nothing happened to it. i did try having the family have my phone number to contact me. nobody has on the stuff. now all of a sudden, you know, it is coming out of the woodwork on this. i don't think i'm a bad person you know it is my job, that's how i make a living. >> perko said if they wanted the items they would have found him years ago. they dependent know who had them and he never tiled to call. winter's brother is running out of money he has living here for ten days in a hotel and seven days off from work and counting. he doesn't know how or when it will be resolved but owes it to his sister and what she did for the country. civil unions between same- sex couple as step closer to being reality in illinois. lawmakers in the house voted closely 61-52 to approve the

measure that carries some of the benefits of marriage. the senate will vote and could pass there. the governor will sign the bill if it takes it to his desk w the civil unions, couples would be treated under law as if they were married in a variety of different ways. joining us to talk about the significance of that vote is the sponsor of the bill in the state house of representatives greg harris of chicago. greg, thank you for joining us. >> good evening. >> what would it do if it made it through to the governor's desk for those who would like civil unions? >> it would give people pacific relationship rights -- basic relationship rights in the state and visit partners in hospitals, probate rights, you know those are the fundamental legal rights that a lot of people take for granted. >> it was tough to get passed. how heated did it get in there? >> i was proud even though

there were people on both sides of the issue that this was a very dignified debate and one of the thoughtful the house has had and i applaud my colleagues for deciding we needed to take, really, step in the state toward establishing basic fairness under the law for all our citizens. >> after this, what do you see? >> well, i think we need to get it through the senate and i'll look forward to joining the governor when he signs it into law. >> you will not go any further. >> one day at time. >> representative greg harris sponsor of the bill that allows some help to those in civil unions t passed the house, it goes on to the senate then the governor. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. and the chicago police officers have been standing in the wind and cold for the chance to pay respects to a fellow officer funned down.

and dan ponce is at the funeral of michael flisk. >> reporter: this the visitation was supposed to wrap up at 9:00 but there are dozens of people here paying their respects to the family of officer michael flisk. since 3:00 this afternoon, there has been a stream of friends, family members and police officers mourning the loss of one of their own. >> a display of unity by the police department, some waited

in line outside for more than an hour most did not know officer michael flisk personally, they're standing together in support of the family and the police force. a few hours before the visitation started, the officer's killer appeared in court. a judge ordered the suspect held without bail. he is facing two counts of murder in the killing of thester and former cha officer steven peters. >> as you know they occurred on friday when the officer was processing a crime scene at a fa rage where the car of peters had been robbed by her ring. >> reporter: new information was disclosed. when officer michael flisk arrived herring approached them saying he knew who was responsible for the robbery. the officer responded that it didn't matter because he had fingerprints that would led him to the culprits. >> the defendant walked away and pulled out a gun and shot the two in the head. >> he went back as they were in the ally and shot them each in the head a second time to make sure they were dead, according to the prosecutors. they say he admitted to killing

them because he didn't want to be caught. he did not want to return to prison n september he was released on parole after serving three years of a prison sentence for robbery of a store. today the mayor and the police superintendent expressed outrage that he was paroled. >> it is insane that people are getting out early after they tried to kill someone. >> reporter: the mayor believes it warrants the death penalty. >> under the system we should protect life and in situations like this, this should be a death penalty case. >> reporter: prosecutors are charging him with attempted murder in connection with another shooting that happened in june. only 19 but has an extensive criminal record. funeral services for the officer tomorrow at 10:00. he will be buried with full honors. >> thank you. police are questioning a suspect in a south side triple murder. a mother and her daughters were found stabbed to death in their apartment. stacey hill and her daughters.

the man in custody knew jade and killed her first before attacking the others. a nightmare for the family and those around them. >> when she called me, i got up and came over. >> she loved going to work and crazy about her kids. they were her world. >> she worked at a hospital. high school senior jade was applying to colleges. the grandmother said she was quiet. counselors were at the schools of the children today. tonight the son of accused wife killer drew peterson could be suspended from his job. he is in trouble for hiding his father's guns for investigators. and we go to the fire and board meeting in oak brook. what have you heard? >> reporter: you know what, no decision on whether steven peterson should be suspended

without pay. that's drew peterson'sson, he is a police officer here in oak brook. for nearly an hour tonight, the board heard from his son about the weapons that his father gave him to hang on to. now the younger peterson has been suspended with pay since august. the chief here has been trying to get him suspended without pay and get him fired for several reasons. one, he did not let the state police know about a quarter of a million given to him after stacey's disappearance. number two for the department is that he held on to illegal weapons given to him by drew and the number three reason talking about the disciplinary case with others. when questioned today, steven said that he see was he has been put through as harassment he did not talk about the guns and rifles, he didn't think it was relevant to the

investigation, he trusted his father when he asked him to guard his valuable weapons. >> i took that as he wanted them, nothing to happen to them. when they execute a warrant we are not gentwell people's possessions just the nature of how it is. he didn't want anything stratched up or damaged. when i took them, there was not media attention. i was going on the fact my father told me that his wife had left him. i was there to help him out. >> reporter: again, that is steven peterson testifying in front of the board. now the chief wants him eventually fired because he says his lack of cooperation creates, quote, lack of public trust in his role as an officer. again the hearing is going on. they're taking a 15-minute break t should wrap up within the next hour, hour and a half. drew peterson is in jail, he is

wait forge his trial to start in the murder of his third wife. reporting from oak brook. >> thank you. and 7th ward alderman sandy jackson will run as an alderman. a representative filed paperwork this afternoon taking her out of the city clerk's race. last week she filed to run as an alderman and clerk. no word from her why she dropped out of the clerk's side of the race. the wife of jesse jackson, jr., finishing her first four-year term from the south side. a student gunned down in his driveway of his home. a study on gays in the military reveals what the military thinks about the don't ask, don't tell policy six it cold enough yet. we may be up for

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the head. but police cannot figure out who is behind the shooting. >> he was amazing. >> reporter: she can hardly speak about her brother 21-year- old olubusayo awomolo, taken from her at 7:30 on monday night. the student was on his way home from school, his father said, when he was attacked and shot in the head. no one in the neighborhood who saw the scuffle or heard the shots called police. the victim's brother found him in the driveway an hour later. at the time he did not know it was his brother not until he identified the remains. >> tell me can that be my son? could anyone say anything. he could not say anything but he was crying. i knew it was my son. >> reporter: he is described as a quiet guy who kept to himself, hoffed school and devoted to books.

he spent all free time on the computer. >> all he did, goes to school, comes home, studied. >> no clue. >> reporter: a frustrating fact that they want to know more. for now, all they know is that their son and brother is gone. >> i'll miss him. >> thank you for sharing that. >> reporter: the taskforce and police are saying little about what may have happened. should people be worried? was this random? authorities will reveal more about the investigation to the public tomorrow afternoon. mark. >> thank you. a terrible end to a student hostage standoff that ended yesterday at a wisconsin high school. samuel hengle died yesterday. he had taken over the classroom holding students and a teacher

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the result is more than 2/3 of the questions say it would not harm the military's ability to fight. >> the findings suggest that for large segments of the military, repeal of don't ask, don't tell, disruptive in the short term works not be the traumatic change that many have feared and predicted. >> now the president is urging the senate to repeal the 17- year-old don't ask, don't tell policy before they adjourn in the coming weeks. the defense secretary wants action to get rid of the policy saying that will allow the military time to adjust to a new environment instead of being forced to do so immediately if court ordered. tell us what you think, should congress repeal the policy? text yes or no or vote at www.wgn.com. we'll have results after the forecast. and the pow wow at the white house did not solve the

impasse on taxes. the president hosted house and senate leaders to find a common ground on a number of issues. one of the points, taxes. the president wants to end the tax cuts for the wealthy. republicans want to keep them. no compromise yet but they have been handed to a group of lawmakers who will meet with the treasury secretary. millions of out of work americans on the verge of losing benefits, congress would need to grant another extension to keep the checks flowing. lawmakers are debating the issue, some saying it is important to extend them while the economy is struggling. others look at the national debt and say the country cannot afford it. >> every member, all 435 should be forced to come to an office and spend a day watching people struggle for their benefits and talk to them and have to teal with them personally. >> 635,000 people are scheduled

to lose their unemployment benefits in two weeks. 1.5million more been christmas. and overdosing children's medicine, what to avoid. a sweeping overhaul of the food safety standards. congress making everything safer.

a big hit for retailers was cyber monday. there was a 10% jump over last year's totals. it is an attempt to capture customers who may be at work the monday following thanksgiving but on their computers shopping. and retailers offer cyber

monday sales. and legislation is passed to make food safer to eat here. action is in the wake of the e. coli outbreaks in the last year and a half t will give the government powers to increase inspections of facilities and force companies to recall tainted food. the 1.5 pilon bill would place stricter standard -- billion dollar bill would place stricter standards. tonight, call it a buzz kill, the aftermath of bee wars at a home. the owner of his house opened the door to, well, swarm of bees. two million of them. he called 911. the pest removal team said two hives had been building ad they were fighting each other. >> you have two main hives as they get on the same place.

that makes them aggressive against each other. they tried to kill each other. >> and they left bee bodies everywhere. the ownership was not stung. >> oh... >> lots of bodies. a big temperature fall. don't expect it to warm up soon. we have a chilly forecast adding ton a chilly night next. >> it is cold not ring ring. progresso. oh yes hi. can you put my grandma on the phone please? thanks. excuse me a sec. another person calling for her grandmother. she thinks it's her soup huh?

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it is cold. >> it is cold. >> you have a way of boiling it down to the -- >> the soul. >> the essence of that. >> you are right t is cold. we had our first flurries today. >> i saw them. >> that's something. and still... >> no. [ laughter ] >> just checking. >> i'm from chicago you know. >> absolutely. >> you hang in there, i'll tell you. >> you know 37 days later than a year ago we had our first flurries at midway. october 24th a year ago. and 25 days later. so, really something and we're not low. a big storm in europe and weather system we're watching in addition to the clouds that are producing flurries west and into south dakota. this storm system produced snow

in minnesota t will not do that here but it gives you an idea of the cold origins that came in on 45 and our wind gusts. that's the latin school and geneva and strong gusts today. and it is windy tonight with a temperature and a 12-mile per hour stained wind. and the area. 27 at midway. there are the temperatures in map form. here are the temperatures and wind chills. feels like 9 above tonight and monroe, wisconsin. and south elgin and naperville and 12. there is a plot of the wind chills. expect to be very cool. and redwood falls is note worthy and that's the epicenter. you can see how it was blown around here in walker, minnesota. look at what is going on at the gulf. this is alabama. there were tornados yesterday

in mississippi. and big storms roaming the carolinas. look at the rain totals on the coast. this is where that -- and huntsville, alabama. forth of the gulf coast. that's because the cold air is hitting the warm humid air and producing a band of showers and storms that will bren everyone the chain. one more look at the temperatures down in the mid20s and the highs today, it shows it oozing off the pig reservoir and that has the temperatures 40 below zero or did in the mountains of alaska. these are current temperatures. you can see with the winds from the northwest, we're going to stay chilly here for several more days. 25 madison, 19 in twin cities and 13 at fargo. that follows the trajectory of the air into the area with double-digit drops and wind gusts.

and producing subzero wind chills from mason city, iowa north and west. by the way, look at the cold t was raining in alaska last week. tonight it is 40 below and it is in europe here is the cold air here. this is the british isles shut down traffic around london and closed schools. there has been snow in france. and spain and portugal a lot of traffic accidents in germany with snow across poland. and that block that brings it into the north america brings is into europe. we're suffering from the warm up. winds are west at 13. humidity at 70%. dew point is 20. we have flood advisories still in effect in the last of the warm air and winter weather advisories, down wind of the great lakes, where the snows are enhanced by the moisture. look at the storms along the front edge of the air.

they tougherred over 3 -- towered over 30,000 feet. they are in the carolinas north to virginia. here is a snow return in the area, radar is not picking up all the snow but and we're told one viewer in oak brook measured .4 of snow. and flurries and as we saw, this is the snow that fills the cracks and the sidewalks but does little beyond that. unless you are in the snow belt across the lakefront in michigan. we say goodbye to this one with the flurries then this is the next one we watch, that's out to the west there is a piece of energy and on the nose you get lift that can make snow. watch how it settled. we may get a wind to come down the lake and upper winds are

due northerly. and enhance the snow showers. ten of the last 11 forecast model runs have generated measurable snow here ranging from a trace to as much as 7.7 inches. it is the first time we had so many runs and that dove tails, we get our snows to start sticking in the first week of december, 2/3 of the time. cloudy, blustery tonight. flurries in the air. they will stay there with a low of 22 and west winds at 10 to 22 miles an hour. a wintry tay. cloudy windy colder. coldest highs since february. highs 29. winds can produce chills

greater than that -- than. that and low of 18. another disturbance could bring more flurries in. and sunny and mid30s on friday. snow or sleet developing sunday, saturday, saturday night. >> a wintry weekend. >> a ww. >> a ww. [ laughter ] >> we'll be back with the 7-day in a bit. >> thank you. all right, chicago drivers at the what is it about 3 a.m. in the morning tomorrow, the winter parking ban will kick n that's in about 4, 5, 6 hours. and the vehicles on the streets will be ticket towed. >> i was told no math. >> that's why i got into journalism. they do it every year and watch

for the signs. no parking when there is 2 inches or more. the other that says no parking at all between 3 and 7. the ban ends the 1st. do you know where your car is. >> exactly. still ahead, giving kids the right dose of cold medicine. putting measurements to the test. i need that. [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart...

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ama found of 200 top-selling medications, the 98% are consistency and the measuring device. 25% had no markings at all for dosing. >> teaspoon, tablespoon. and it do be different. >> i pulled these from my drawer f were going to measure medication with them. one teaspoon. two. in the end, very different amounts of medication. that's why it is so important to use the dispensing devices that have accurate measurements. >> this has mill liters on one side. we told them to use no readers

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tom has the 7-day forecast. >> that's frightening stuck and. >> what a happy ending. it did t had a happy ending. december starts and it will meal like december t is perfectly timed this arrival. do you know this is the most expansive cell without a 40 in the next seven days. that's a two-day snow fall and what accumulates and our region and the next few days and the big storm and the gusty winds t is packed and circulating and the clouds and the little snow flurries and time to time and then we have to break out into the sunshine and animation. you will see what is going on here. and that's cold air and freeze warnings and the next couple of

nights. and that bit of warmed air the low pressure that moves from south carolina and nebraska. and across illinois. we'll get sleet and snow and plunge of cold air down the lake and gets trapped by the block. see that cool air. that's supposed to develop and then the lobes of support for showers will rotate around it into next week. we get trapped in the chilly air. nothing cold just persistent. 29 is the high. and then 33 on thursday and a day and increasing clouds and flurries later. friday is precipitation free and mostly sunny. then it clouds over and flyerries could build.

that's what we have been watching. month a big, big deal but you know any time you lay down the first snow that looks exciting. we'll follow that. >> thank you have a great night. and visitation for a slain police officer and a mother and her daughters murdered on the south side. kids get ready for downtown some of the photos of the day. >> reporter: a display by the police department, hundreds are here in sort of the -- in support of the family of officer michael flisk. >> they are investigating a man on the murders of a mother and her daughters. >> i don't know how did it. >> the kids were her world.

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so long. >> the luck may change and tonight against the blues it did then it didn't. and hossa is out for 2 to 3 weeks. toews has to play through it and did it tonight. first period, look at patrick sharp. he scores. that's 5 games for him. and he looked like derek rose here with the shake and bake. then in the second moore off the glass in front for brouwer. 5-1. blues storm back into it and in the third. shot it and followed it in and scored to make it 5-4. hawks weathered a power play. opened daylight. back on the attack they come. and does not score here but patrick kane does on the other side. the second of the night. hawks come home a winner. 7-5 over the blues.

acc challenge continues. the fame in champagne and the illini against north carolina. and a slow start but they got it cranking as the first half went. illinois was down but raced ahead by 7. tyler zeller for the tar heels, he ran into foul trouble. illinois got control here. to davis on the break. 37-30 at half. now 58-43 in the second half. illinois on top. creating some mayhem in evanston, northwestern welcomes georgia tech. what is craze. and they were 8 behind and 40 ahead. no air ball. northwestern shot 12 of 19 from behind the arc. and all four of his were made and a 21 point night. 5-0. very good now.

91-71 over georgia tech. >> the other scores in the acc challenge. ohio state and right now it looks like it will be a 4-2 lead as michigan is beating clemson. voter game 8-0. the best start since 1973. the quarterback shawn hill did not participate at practice h a split on his right index finger. he cannot play they are down to the center. bears did not work out but as they do, this went out for appearances. and tommy harris to say hello. and to his boss. >> who knew. some players like to visit them as work. of he does not. >> i'm a kid, i'm still a kid

at heart, thrills is the greatest part of the job. football lets you do things. it gives you the platform and speak to kids and listen. there are some things parents can not get across but a guy they look up to on the field or the court if they come in they get t i don't know why that is but that's how it works sometimes. good for tommy. drew brees the sports man and tearo says now i can be on the right side of the rivalry. >> like you did. and infielders changing addresses. yankees and derek skwraoelter are apart. he would look good in hendry the work on that or we know good guys wear blacks, maybe teeter can play on the side

side. >> the pockets are tep enough. >> well, the agent says 23 million for 5 years. they got a ways to go to close it gap. >> he is not wound. >> he 147. >> i worked here for three more years for 15 million. >> don't you already. >> i don't get your money, that's tuesdaynight. >> we'll continue this off camera. have a great evening.

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