seven nato protesters are arrested during a demonstration leading up to this weekend's summit in chicago good afternoon i'm steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country and wgn america and on the internet ... wgn's judy wang as our top story: there was a scene outside his office building on east randolph police showed up and arrested seven people for trespassing ...

members of the catholic worker movement are here from across the country the seven arrested refused to leave the building where the president's campaign headquarters is located >>the thinking from our moral hearts is more important than what is in the law books ... the protest began outside 130 east randolph. catholic workers to work in soup kitchens and shelters attempted to reach the campaigns offices their message: and the occupation in afghanistan by nato >>there are veterans who are homeless many of us have been to war zones and the suffering here and there as well >>the protesters are the reasons why thousands will stay home during the nato summit ... blue

cross blue shield sent a memo to workers giving them the option to work from home friday and monday ... >>employee safety is one reason the other transportation and safety challenges ... metro riders will go through airport like security screening ... many are deciding it's not worth the hassle >>i am a dentist i can i expect my patients to take any chances i decided to close my office ... lots of small businesses and stores say they will close ... 300,000 people work in the loop it will look and feel differently here for the weekend ... the nato summit is it just days away and drivers are going to begin to notice some changes

near mccormick place. as of 6:00 yesterday morning street parking was prohibited on south indiana avenue between cermak and 24th place starting tomorrow there will be more parking restrictions centered on the streets around a convention center and that ban will last until tuesday night just days after her wedding and wearing her wedding dress woman is found stabbed to death in the southwest suburbs amy rutledge is live >>the victim and her husband were not well known in the neighborhood they moved here three months ago i married friday night and sunday she was found dead still wearing her wedding dress according to the medical examiner the woman was found stabbed several times in her bathtub ... the one sister called police after she couldn't find her sister ... there were

married friday night ... her body was found sunday afternoon near south rutherford ... the police came here and began to ask questions and and 10 minutes later there was an ambulance and police cars out here >>it makes you nervous knowing there are people who just lose it like this unfortunately bad things happen like this it is very sad for a newlywed like that it's what a shame ... she is the mother to a two year- old boy his whereabouts and that of the husband are unknown ... the police say they are can to boo-ing to investigate and the neighborhood is not in danger it was not a random killing

>>chicago police are investigating the murder of a pregnant woman killed over the weekend on the south side 28 year-old lekiah white was found shot to death saturday morning in her apartment one neighborhood the door was forced open in the apartment was ransacked relative say that she was at home with their three children ages 79 and 13 police have no motive or suspects at this time several children were rescued from a burning apartment building early today that extra alarm fire was in a three story building in the 2100 block of west 16th in west suburban broadview an autopsy is scheduled today on a man who was killed by police officers at a des plaines strip mall 44 year-old carlos salgado was shot yesterday in the parking lot of a mall in the

1900 block of east touhy avenue police have not released details surrounding that shooting or set of that victim was involved in any criminal activity however officers who were involved suffered injuries and were treated at a local hospital illinois state police are investigating that case coming up next in this noon hour the controversial newsweek cover hitting stance today it appears to question the sexuality of president obama and police in mexico struggled to identify the bodies of one of the worst massacres in that country's bloody ongoing drug war and later mayor emmanuel makes a major announcement regarding new jobs at o'hare airport i've worked hard to build my family. and also to build my career. so i'm not about to always let my frequent bladder urges, or the worry my pipes might leak get in the way of my busy lifestyle. that's why i take care with vesicare. once-daily vesicare can help control your bladder muscle and is proven to treat overactive

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newsweek magazine is celebrating president obama's endorsement of gay marriage. the cover of this week's issue features the president with a rainbow-colored halo above his head. the image accompanies the cover story titled "the first gay president." the author makes the argument mister obama has much in common with the gay community. "he had to discover his black identity and then reconcile it with his white family... just as gays discover their homosexual identity and then have to reconcile it with their heterosexual family." police in mexico are investigating a horrific crime scene...where 49 bodies were found in garbage bags...piled high on a road-side. the bodies were found yesterday in cadereyta, near the city of monterrey, and only about 80

miles southwest of mcallen texas. officials say all victims, 43 men and six women, were decapitated and dismembered. a message written on a nearby wall appeared to refer to the zetas drug cartel. but officials say, they won't rule out the possibilty the victims could be immigrants. this region which shares a border with texas, has seen an increase in similar violence over the last few years. a leading human rights organization is urging nato to fully investigate the deaths of civilians from air strikes in libya last year. "human rights watch" believes nato air strikes killed at least 72 civilians in 20-11. nato officials insist they took unprecedented care to minimize civilian casualties. aircraft from the united states... u-k and france carried out nearly 10-thousand air strikes last year. they were targeting forces loyal to libyan leader muammar gadhafi. an award-winning college marching band will stay suspended through the next academic year .... as the school investigates the hazing death of

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last week ... a judge rejected a defense motion to have the case thrown out for lack of evidence. edwards is accused of conspiracy, making false statements and violating campaign contribution laws to hide an affair. the defense argues the money edwards used came from personal expenses .. not campaign funds. edwards is not expected to take the stand. next- jp morgan chase's chief investment officer is out following revelations of a two billion-dollar loss. and later in the medical watch-- a component in red wine may hold the answers to the battle against alzheimers disease. and later in lunchbreak, we are making grilled calamari steaks .

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mayor rahm emanuel today announced a new plan to help o'hare airport expand as a major cargo hub. the mayor said it will also create thousands of much-needed jobs. wgn's robert jordan is live at o'hare with more....

this airport is widely thought of as the economic engine driving the city of chicago along with passenger traffic the revenue it brings in the cargo is vital ... expanding cargo is a logical step next step o'hare airport is having a banner year as we continue to invest in this major asset for the city ... this multimillion project is expected to create 1200 construction jobs 1200 permanente on site cargo jobs and other regional jobs related to development and will provide approximately $600 million in economic benefits to the airport over the life of the agreement at no cost to the chicago taxpayer >>o'hare is one of the busiest cargo hubs in the world with

millions of tons of cargo handled and 2011 this will be funded by a $130 billion investment and millions in airport funding as well ... >>11,000 jobs will come to this area ... this will be built on 65 a. of undeveloped property in the northeast quadrant of the airport ... the mayor said its crucial part of the airport expansion >>firstly export secondly infrastructure thirdly skills development this project brings everything together in a major way for the city of chicago and the greater chicago land area ... the chicago cargo expansion has

been on the books for several years but with the economic slump it was put on hold now that the economy seems to be sticking up steam is economically feasible to begin again please stay with us tom skilling is coming up next with the full forecast

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our next guest is an american hall of fame basketball player, rhodes scholar, and former three-term democratic u.s. senator .. and now senator bill bradley is looking to inspire american's to reverse the country's course with his new book... "we can all do better" senator bill bradley joins us now. welcome. it's an honor to have you here with us senator ...

>>good to be with you steve ... >>so how can we all do better? >>i was looking at two wars on the other side of the world and the economic conditions in this country i thought to myself we can do better not only economics and policy but we as individuals how much we read how much we find an ourself the selflessness part of our being and how we take care of our health ... >>there's one man who shines shoes at the pittsburgh children's hospital and after every tip he got heat created a fund to pay for health care for poor children and that amounted to over $100,000 after several years of his labor ... that's

one example i state ... >>and the influence of money in politics is one route of many evils you discuss ... >>we know what's happening because of this ... the things we need to do for middle-class americans are not have being there is no lobby ... and that's the backbone of citizenry and that's where the action ought to come from ... democracy is not a vicarious experience ... the financial industry contributed $318 million to washington lobbying the health-care industry many many more millions ... it is no surprise that we have watered down financial reform and no public option to health insurance ...

and no budget reform >>those industries bought it and paid for it and got exactly what they wanted >>should we be taking a harder look at the politicians? >>absolutely i think there ought to be transparency in the budget process ... >>you would think these politicians are wearing nascar sponsored uniforms ... >>now the supreme court is made it difficult to anything about money they are saying that it is being treated as is free speech which i believe is ludicrous ... political campaigns spending need to be limited and we need to look get public financing of these campaigns and we need to take special interests out of the whole thing >>how concerned are you about the polarization in congress?

>>it's very bad, and i believe that there have been times in american history where points of view were irreconcilable as was the case before the civil war but political combat can resolve the issue but it can be done bloodlessly ... you have one dominant party or for the years i was in the senate a close majority and you get by partisanship the third way is the emergence of a new congressional party ... >>when you talk about bipartisanship many who favor this get voted out ... >>i am thinking of richard lugar are which is a great loss ... collegiality not confrontation

... >>senator bradley i wish you well ... >>thank you steve senator bill bradley will be discussing his book tonight at library center... 400 south state street in chicago. you may soon be getting a 'weather alert' text message from the federal government. a new program starts today - a partnership between the government and wireless carriers - to notify people of dangerous weather and other emergencies. the wireless emergency alerts service is free and consumers don't have to sign up. you'll get a text on your phone if there's an emergency in your area such as a tornado flash flood, hurricane, blizzard or other disaster. this can be instrumental in saving lives ... >>yes it can. there are all kinds of approaches being pursued now to try to cut down

on loss of life in these extreme weather situation emergencies ... we broke that story on the 5:00 news a few weeks ago there is good news in this ... it is white sox whether day at cellular field we will be talking about the weather on the big jumbo drawn we hope to see many have you there ... xñthe sun is out on michigan avenue shining brightly the temperatures are calling but we are headed for 80 degrees tomorrow and then a cool down on wednesday thursday it will be moderate and then we surge back into the 80 degree temperatures at the end of the week ... we also have a rain producing

front for tomorrow we may even see some severe weather. right now we had a 72 degree high for mother's day the highest we've seen in about seven years ... we are 4.7 degrees above normal this month. what a year this has spent from coast to coast the warm weather is in control including that in southern canada. '70s right up to the canadian border. and it's a gorgeous afternoon here in chicago readings are at 76 degrees out at o'hare field ... there is cooling along the lake but the trend is warmer we are up eight degrees from 24 hours

ago. the southwest wind is blowing and it will pick up as we go through tonight the humidity will rise as well ... grass and tree pollen is high mold spores moderate the weeds pollen is also moderate we're looking at the local temperatures right now ... lincoln park is 67 degrees burbank is at 76 degrees ... 77 at northern illinois university in dekalb ... we will see in a

degree temperature for the first time since the beginning of the month tomorrow. look for late day thunderstorms there is an outlook for severe weather coming ... we expect some rain late in the coming weekend ... we will see some more rain in the coming weeks ... but we also have a warm forecast for the remainder of this month ... we have scattered light day showers tomorrow and maybe some gusty thunderstorms a bubble of high pressure will arrive for wednesday the wind will turn southerly thursday and friday and we will warmup once again ... tomorrow the storm

prediction center is calling for some severe weather in the region ... today not a cloud in the sky. by wednesday morning sunshine will be back. not a lot of rain with this system tomorrow we will have a brief downpour. we will have lots of moisture late in the coming weekend however. the cooling will remain at the shoreline and will not go further west ... it will be windy offshore.

wednesday may only get to the '60s at the shoreline. today we have unlimited sunshine comfortable weather and low humidity the high temperature will be 76 degrees. clear and mile tonight low 53 degrees the wind will be southwest and will pick up as the night goes on tomorrow's sun and mixed clouds ... a late date thunderstorm in the forecast the high will be 80 degrees. are they sunni noticeably cooler on wednesday ... the '60s at the lakeshore we will have a warm nato summit weekend here in chicago we are looking at scattered showers for

sunday possible thunderstorms saturday evening by lots of humidity ... time for today's trivia: founder of modern philosophy? a.) rene descartes. b.) voltaire. c.) socrates. it was like a red rash... very sore looking kinda blistery. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i was a firefighter for 24 years. but, i have never encountered such a burning sensation until i had the shingles. i remember it well. i was in the back yard doing yard work. i had this irritation going on in my lower neck. i changed shirts because i thought there was something in the collar of the shirt irritating my neck. and i couldn't figure out what was going on. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. i always thought shingles was associated with people...

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time for sports: phil humber had no wins, and a 13.5 era in three starts since his perfect game. he was better yesterday, but didn't get any help. sox lead the royals one- nothing in the fifth... two men on when humber strikes out alex gordon to get end the inning... he struck out seven. sox still up in the seventh with matt thornton pitching in relief, and he gives up the two out, two- run double... the bullpen goes on to allow eight runs, including six in the ninth. sox lose 9-1, and have only scored once in the last two games. detroit visits the south side tonight. cubs trying to break a ten- game losing streak in milwaukee it's tied at one in the sixth... reed johnson pinch- hitting for jeff samardzija, and he homers for the first time this season. it's tied again in the seventh... darwin barney hits a grounder to the short stop but he's safe on the throwing error... ian stewart scores the go- ahead run. cubs go on to win 8-2. cubs start a two- game series in saint louis tonight. the bears wrapped up rookie mini- camp at halas hall this weekend, and seven players left with contracts.

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it's time for a lunchbreak... brian wright, executive chef at standard grill is here with us today. i see some tomatoes and what are we putting on the grill ... calamari steaks... there is a different cut ... a good light alternative to meetat you have to have your grill very hot you clean it and you will be the grilloil the grill..

we take good quality at all of oi olive oil and drizzle this on the calamari steaks.. next the tomatoes, baby heirlooms and toasted marcona almonds and raisins plumped in white wine

i'm using fresh spearmint and lemon and cracked pepper and salt.... everything here today has been purchased from the standard market in westmont >>the market is there as well as the restaurant. >>the calamari is terned.. this dish can be done with salmon or shrimp and can also be made on top of the stove in a skillet

this is a thin calamari steak.. the product is tenderized and cooks up beautifully >>working in the restaurant many people get that chance to sample things and then go purchase the ingredients at the market >>everything is done in house there. this saturday we are doing a how-to grilled seafood seminar working with our primary supplier ...

seafood on the grill... a demo with fortune fish.. takes place this saturday at standard market in westmont from 12pm-4pm. and for more information on today's recipe or to watch the segment again.. log on to wgntv.com/midday. this dish cooks up very quickly. thank you very much bryan....

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and now the answer today's trivia question: which thinker is known as the founder of modern philosophy? a.) rene descartes. b.) voltaire. c.) socrates. the answer: a.) rene descartes. it is very nice and warm outside. 76 degrees right now in chicago. we share that warmth with people just over the canadian in the jet stream will be changing this beginning tomorrow night and wednesday that high pressure will be coming down from our friends in canada ... but we will warm up again

seriously for the coming weekend. here are the current temperatures in the area: upper 70's will drop to sixties tonight '50s in the suburbs we will go up to the low 80s tomorrow in some areas and then watch the changes wednesday the temperatures will be dropping tomorrows 80 degree temperature will be the first we've seen since may 3rd that's about three weeks ago ... the warm air will wash back over the area by friday much of the country will be warm again ... it will turn him it as well here in chicago we will see some rainfall that will be sporadic through next

tuesday ... scatter charas saturday but more likely toward monday next week we will see more it looks like we are setting up a web pattern next week that's the graphical 10 day forecast ... upper '70's today, '80s tomorrow. severe storms late in the day tomorrow or early evening ... wed. thursday we will dry up and humidity will be here by thursday into friday we will be into the 80s 85 degrees on sunday ... it will get pretty warm. thank you tom skilling and thank you for joining us today remember we will be back with wgn news this