determine if chicago school teachers will hit the picket lines. an in-depth look at teacher's union president, karen lewis. >> against response to your question about how i felt, i felt that i had left something that didn't. it is not a good feeling. cardinal francis george making his first public appearance tonight since it was revealed he has cancerous cells in his liver and a kidney and will learn more about his condition from doctors good evening, i'm tom negovan >> and i'm jackie bange. mark and micah are off. our top story seen around the gaynor hall is at oak brook terrace with more on what the cardinal had to say. physically, he's a little weakened by all of the testingv but other than that, francis cardinal george says he's feels fine. his appetite is good.

he's waiting to learn more details from his doctors and, just as he did with first bout with cancer, he's leaning heavily on prayer. we all live with the lord and if this is a call to be with him till eternity, it's a welcome call in that sense. but it's also a fearful call because there's so much that's unknown. francis cardinal george facing the unknown. after a biopsy, doctors found cancerous cells in his kidney and liver. and, his spiritual retreat - this week - was interrupted by further testing. it's been 6 years since he battled bladder cancer... he thought he had won. his bladder was removed. checkups were good. doctors said the cancer was cured. but, now this - i felt i had nixed something and i didn't. so, that isn't a good feeling.

cardinal george made his first public appearance since the diagnosis at the drury lane in oakbrook terrace, for the annual hispanic ministry awards banquet celebrating his 15th anniversary as archbishop of chicago. earlier this year, he submitted a letter of resignation - something bishops are required to do when they turn 75. he was expected to stay on the job for a few more years but this latest health setback could change his timetable for retirement. in the meantime, cardinal george says he is anchored by prayer - his own and those of others. >> we are praying for him. we love him.. >> especially in this crisis, the prayers of so many others are a great blessing to me. i count on them and i'm very grateful. >> the cardinal says he's received so many letters and

emails of support in the last week, he hasn't had time to read them all. his doctors are analyzing test results consulting with doctors at the mayo clinic. and he expects to hear more from them early next week on what the course of treatment. he says he's not looking forward to the possibility of chemotherapy, but will try as much possible to maintain his public schedule. a man opened fire at a crowded intersection near the empire state building today, killing a former co-worker. he then turned his gun on police. as you can see in this surveillance video police shot back at him. eight people were wounded in the chaos. the gunman was killed. 58 year-old jeffrey johnson, who was fired a year ago from hazan imports, shot his former colleague three times with a 45 caliber handgun. witnesses describe the fear and

chaos. >> all of a sudden they're these cops running down. it was a scene out of c s i accepted it was real. it was not that long ago that 911 happened and so it was scary. the nypd's trying to determine if the bystanders were wounded by the shooter or by police bullets. two 18-year old cousins now face murder charges in the death of megan boken. the star volleyball player from suburban wheaton killed in saint louis last weekend. keith esters is charged with first degree murder and attempted armed robbery. johnathan perkins is charged attempted robbery. 23-year old megan was killed on saturday while on her cellphone talking to her mother. the saint louis university grad was in missouri for a job interview and college volleyball reunion. prosecutors say the suspects intended to rob her when they saw her on the phone while sitting in her parked car. police believe boken resisted the robbery and say that's when

esters shot her with perkins driving the get-away car. a girlfriend of one of the suspects told police he admitted to her of being involved. after four weeks of testimony and 33 witnesses, prosecutors in the drew peterson murder trial will wrap up their case on monday. wgn's dan ponce reports. >> peterson's attorney it agreed to accept a written statement in place of her testimony. cassandra kills has avoided the courtroom during the trial because she says it is too stressful to watch in person but she says she did enjoy seem to peterson in custody. >> it's always good to see him

locked up, being out of control it's always good to see him not being able to enjoy and to what once. >> in court today prosecutors had been expected to rest their case but as it has happened so many times before during this trial, last-minute wrangling over here's the evidence pushed everything back. at one point during the back and forth, one of peterson's attorneys joe lopez and his wife were shopping online for designer italian shoes. at the center of today's battle the possible testimony of harry smith kathleen savvy does former attorney, smith has been to court several times now expected to testify and was told he would have to wait. as the state and defense went back and forth today and irrigable judge walked out of the courtroom saying he'd return after the attorneys got their act together. earlier in the day the state called a bolingbrook police lieutenant who testified

that drew peterson was trained in crime scene forensic evidence. the prosecution was trying to show that peterson would know how to cover up a crime scene. peterson's attorney called that argument ridiculous because the training happened back in 1981. >> there is no way that four hours of the class 30 years ago is going to teach you anything about how to stage a crime scene or commit a crime. >> harry smith should get an award for the number of times he came down here to testify. we were able to work out a stipulation with the defense so that his testimony was not needed. >> the judge has ordered henry smith to be in court on monday. he is called by a witness to be a witness for the defense not the prosecution. the defense said they will have a whole slew of witnesses ready to go. the man who won more of

bicycling's tour-de-france races than anyone, says he's not going to fight doping charges. by giving up the fight armstrong loses everything he's last 13 years. he'll be stripped of seven tour- de-france victories and a 2000 olympics bronze medal. armstrong says the u-s anti- doping agency engaged in a witch hunt against him. the editor-in-chief of bicycling magazine agrees with that assessment but says that armstrong's failure to fight the charges is an admission of guilt. >> i think it is an acknowledgment on his part, not smokingspoken that the ... in addition to stripping armstrong of his titles, the anti-doping agency wants to ban him from competitive cycling for life. coming up: from teacher to labor leader. we're taking a closer look at

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classes will start for chicago public school students on september-4th as the chicago teachers union did not file the required 10-day strike notice today and doesn't intend to tomorrow. however, the union could still do so and whether it will remains to be seen. union president karen lewis... doing informational picketing at the 95th-street red line station with other union members... said just because an intent to strike would be filed... does not necessarily mean a strike would actually occur. >> technically if that's what it takes, that's what it takes. we have a democratic process. so it's not like a one-on-one let's make a deal and patted each other on the back. that's not how this process is going to work. mayor rahm emanuel is now saying he would get involved in has to in order to assure a settlement. ctu president lewis says she doesn't know what good that what to do anyway. more and more, people are

standing-up and taking notice ofjust who is this firebrand of unionist? here with a profile of chicago teachers union president karen lewis. karen lewis has led the 30,000 teachers unit for the last two years. what happens to her success will be determined in the next week or so. she was under estimated as an opponent knowing she'd always speaker mind. she doesn't look or sound like your typical union boss. >> i spent a lot of those years smoking a lot of weed. self medicating. but now karen lewis is in the battle that could define her career and the chicago public school year, as well as have implications on chicago labor for years to come. the chicago teachers union president wants a fair contract she says and has maintained she's not afraid to strike to get what she wants from the mayor. to win hearts and minds, those who know her say she's relying on her three decades of experience in leading a classroom. >> she is teaching chicago a lesson about teachers. she is teaching the mayor a lesson about teachers. she is someone

who does not fool around and because she was a chemistry teacher, she taught a difficult subject, she is going to make sure people get the message. but in the process, lewis has rubbed many the wrong way - like when she mocked secretary of education arne duncan's manner of speech. >> education is the civil rights issue of our time >> now you know he went to private school because if he had gone to public school he would have that list fixed. >> lewis found her way into the public eye in 2008, as a union delegate fighting then cps chief duncan on school closings. a ground-swell of teacher support got her to run for union president in 2009. at the time, the hyde park native was teaching chemistry at king college prep, after similar posts on the north side;at lane tech and almost 20 years at sullivan high. all that classroom experience didn't equal an easy transition to union leadership for team lewis. >> they had a steep learning curve in springfield dealing with city hall, dealing with the media. >> matt farmer is an education

activist who says lewis' willingness to discuss race and class within cps, is spot on. >> we live in this barack obama era where people want to pretend we are a post racial society. no, we are not. karen went to kenwood high school in the sixties. she was the only black woman in her class at dartmouth in the seventies. after dartmouth, lewis attended medical school for two years at uic before following her parents path into teaching. she eventually married a cps teacher too. >> she understood that what she was teaching was not necessarily going to be the easiest thing in the world to graps, so she spent a lot of time with us going over things and making sure we understood things. >> stephanie carlile was in lewis' lane tech chemistry class back in 1993. she says lewis encouraged every student to be a leader with her education philosophy. >> each one teach one. we had to spend time with our lab parnter. she wanted to make sure lab partners helped each other, so we could work together and accomplish the goal of class that day.

>> chicago police union president mike shields counts her as a friend. >> she's a great union leader in town, but she is a great chicagoan, she cares about the teachers, the school system and she cares about the children. >> shields says rank and file workers city wide are rooting for her. >> when the chicago teachers succeed with their contract, everybody will benefit whether you're union or not. all working people will benefit due to karen lewis' success. >> it's clear whatever happens lewis isn't going down easy. >> the playing field is leveled all the way to the other side. this changes that field very clearly. we tried to talk to karen lewis for this story. her office did not respond. we also asked mayor emanuel for his take on the ctu boss. no answer tonight. schools chief jean claude brizard equally silent.

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eyebrows during a campaign event in his home state of michigan. with his wife ann at his side, romney made a joke clearly aimed at the president. >> i was born at harper hospital and was born in henry ford hospital. no one has ever ask to see my birth certificate they know that this is the place that we were born and raised. the obama campaign responded by saying: "governor romney's decision to directly enlist himself in the birther movement should give pause to any rational voter across america." the romney campaign says the governor has repeatedly said he believes the president was born here in the u.s. and that romney was was just making a reference to his michigan roots. join wgn news for special coverage of the republican national convention. we'll be live from tampa starting sunday morning at 6a. mark suppelsa, frank holland and julie unruh will have reports throughout the week..

on the wgn morning news.. wgn midday news.. and wgn news at five and nine. muslims in dupage county met in lombard tonight with republican congressman joe walsh. walsh has been outspoken about his perceived dangers of radical islam to americans. he recently linked the council of american-islamic relations to the palestinian group hamas. after a lengthy statement of grievances -- walsh rose to speak -- saying the meeting was his idea -- and that he was there to listen. muslims rose to speak and ask questions. it was an animated get-together -- with both sides presumably leaving somewhat the wiser for it. controversial missouri senate candidate todd akin says he's staying in the race, despite pressure from fellow republicans to drop out. akin ignited a political firestorm last sunday when he used the expression legitimate

rape to expound on a theory that rape rarely results in pregnancy. speaking in st. louis today akin made his intentions clear. akin is running to unseat democratic senator claire mccaskill. >> i may not be a favorite candidate of some people within the republican establishment. the voters made this decision. this is a election. coming up in the medical watch: a new device helping breath new life into patience with lou gherig's disease. bp's trouble with bad gas just got worse. now the company's facing a class action lawsuit. and holy swimming pool! a house on the market with quite a selling point. illinois lottery -

in tonights medical watch - breathing. it comes so naturally. we inhale and exhale without event thinking about it. but for patients with als or lou gherigs disease, the muscles in the diaphragm deteriorates. now a device that has been helping the heart pump for years, is pushing patients further, pumping in new life with every breath. >> me being able to walk and run, that was the first challenge i had. >> a once avid runner was stopped in her tracks. silenced by the struggles to operate her tongue muscle. it was a downward spiral she just couldnt grip. and it got worse. >> me driving with my right hand, i cant hold a pencil i cant write anymore. >> then simply getting air was a struggle. >> if i would get not of bed and of breath.

>> amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or als had taken hold in angelas body. and though she couldnt control the impact to her muscles, she could decide how it played in her mind. not letting als live me. im living it. >> and that includes offering others and herself in the process - volunteering to be the diaphragmatic pacemaker at the university of illinois hospital & health sciences system. >> when i came through, he told me my left lung wasnt working at all and then when he hooked it up and i could tell the difference in my breathing my speech. when he was talking to me i was able to form words i was like yes! i was amazed because i didnt ever think it was possible. >> it was possible with this! angelas doctor, cardio-thoracic surgeon dr. khaled abdelhaddy implanted electrodes in the diaphragm. >> this is a device that will deliver an electrical impulse to the diaphragm muscle, which is the sheer muscle that separates the chest from the abdomen and the major muscle contributing to breathing. >> and this device can control the depth of each breath by

controlling how much electricity it delivers. it also controls the rate of breathing to meet the patients needs and to be able to deliver enough oxygen to the tissues to maintain life and avoid the need to be on an artificial ventilator. >> i can tell the difference. >> because angelas diaphragm still had some function she was a candidate for the pacemaker which then continues to strengthen the muscle. >> it will hold the progress of the disease in terms of the breathing complications. >> i knew right away because i felt it. i could breathe in and i was like wow, it was amazing! >> and it keeps this amazingly positive woman right on pace to live her life to the fullest. and as she looks back on photos from the past, she has no regrets.

>> my go getter days when i was able to do anything. skydive, run, dance. >> im happy i was able to do everything i wanted to do. so this, im ok with. another day in the 90s then powerful storms could move in. tom skilling's forecast is next.

>> said this record straight about the hurricane or tropical storm. south of florida looks to be the area most threatened by the storm. we will explain in a moment. look at this beautiful sunrise. look at this shot of a double rainbow. and look at this rain shafted day. the showers and thundershowers this time of the year. here in chicago today we bubbled up a couple of

showers you see the turbulence here. we had 94 degree heat today. in our forecast works out we have tied chicago's record for the most 90 degree days by the end of next week. here is a look at is it going through the caribbean right now. look at the big rain area headed towards florida. there is going to be some big rain in southern florida. these are wind. the winds are 40 mi. an hour. look at the greatest con ostentation it goes something like this there is tampa. there is some whether there and that is for sure. it looks like the area in

southern florida and the keys will be most threatened by the storm. there are watches for isaac with tropical storm watches. forecasters warned that the keys might be getting a hurricane watch before this is all over. this shows peak wind gusts as the storm moves in on florida. by sunday morning with a gust of did a plus miles an hour, miami beach and a few other areas with a gust in the '60s. there will be pretty windy across the peninsula. the storm goes out into the gulf and that's where it could explode into a hurricane of some substance. the southern coastline and the east coast seems most favored by the heavy

rains. we ran through some of the model forecasts. there is some pretty good rains there here are the big storms up in the dakotas which give us an idea as to what's and our future. sunday afternoon is what we have to worry about. we have turned up warm, pushing the cool air north. interesting, isaacs

remnants coming up here. there is a dorm of warmth right there. in the short term it will be above 90 degrees tomorrow. this is the only year that have had more 90s by now was 1988. the highs today we had mid-90s in hoffman estates. we have 84 degrees going at lincoln park tonight. more on the rain coming up in our update. we will show you some late numbers as to what we may have coming. tonight scattered clouds, windy and warm. south wins at 8-18 gusting

tonight. tamara a beautiful day mostly sunday. it will be windy and hot by afternoon. the humidity will stay moderate during this warm spell. there is a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. sunday clouds was thinking as the day goes on. the more humid and a few widely scattered storms in the morning. there's a lot more hot weather where this came from. first it was a problem with bad gas, now angry customers piling on with a class action lawsuit.

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february. the realtor gave us a tour around the property. >> here we have the eat in kitchen. it is have a nice breakfast area center island. this is the main living room we have here and as you can see we have several areas for seating. >> there's also a four season sun room and out back table tennis court. >> this can still home was on the internet on 2010 when someone using google maps spotted something interesting in the backyard. >> when you're in a home like this in hinsdale you do not expect to see a big bat man at the bottom of the pole. >> when their son wasn't low boy, he was into batman the time and so they decided they would pay that at the bottom of the pole. the man that painted it for them, showed up, they showed him a picture and he went out

and he free hand it the whole thing and signed it. over the years the signing has worn off. >> the batman theme carried over to the outdoor furniture. just like bruce wayne we agree to keep the owner's identity a secret. we can say the sun is now in the mid-20s and family is ready to move on. not sure whether the next owners are a bad man enough fan to keep the batman symbol in the poll. >> the attraction has not been from that. it is generally the size of the property and home itself. >> given the size of the property, the new owner would have plenty of room for a sidekick. let's say if of men name robin or something wanted to move in he has enough room here to build a little house. >> province got a hot tub. they

did not show that one. it would be a good weekend to swim in a poll like that. tomorrow with 90 degree temperatures, that would be pretty cool. i am sure they get a lot of calls from people that just want to check it out. it is still in the eighties tonight. the humidity is that 44% due 0.58. it is still pretty moderate. the water temperature at the shoreline is 77 degrees. our headline is for the swarms is still growing more humid. the rain numbers forecast as much as 2.74 in.. that's what may come down between sunday and monday at the next system comes in. everyone of the next five the.

accommodates one through five, 11 to 14 in the second, column are above normal. we have heat coming back again next weekend. tempters creep back up as the sun comes out again. nineties in the western end of the state as early as monday. the reason for the rain is a low of lifting out of the plains states. isaac cruising up across the florida straits right now, this could really take off. you can see the rains exploding in the afternoon hours on sunday. over 1 in. is expected over sunday. 93 to march, 87 on sunday falling back into the seventies once the rain gets going. 90s tuesday

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7-6. the angels beat detroit 2- 1. the sox lead at the moment is two games. evidently not too hot to dance today at wrigley field. the cubs back home to take on the rockies. colorado scored in each of the first 3 innings vs jeff samardijza, including this blast by carlos gonzalez to straightaway center in the third to make it 3-0. but all cubs after that. 3-2 in the 8th, when rookie brett jackson deposits one in the rightfield bleachers to tie the game. then, joe mather slices a base hit to right. the cubs take the lead. they picked up another run and they snap their 4 game losing streak....5-3 over colorado.

the bears wanted to get a good, long look at their starters against a quality opponent....in their third preseason game tonight vs the defending super bowl champion new york giants. coach lovie smith planned to play his starters into the third quarter and hopefully have a few position battles sort themselves out. shake-up led did play into the third quarter completing 9 over 21 passes. the giants led 17-7 at halftime. they are in the " fourth quarter now with the bears up 20-17. the bears close out the preseason there's tonight in cleveland. northwestern coach fitzgerald welcomes the people at ryan field. the wild cats bring in

their quest for a fifth bowl appearance as a place one week from tomorrow. first night at the high school basketball season. providence catholic leading joliet catholic in the fourth quarter 30-34. the red sox and dodgers are believed to be working on a trade that would send four players, including first baseman adrian gonzalez and pitcher josh beckett to los angeles. former cub mark grace has taken a leave of absence as an arizona diamondbacks broadcaster, after being arrested for d-u-i. st louis university basketball coach rick majerus ison leave for health reasons. he will miss the upcoming season. sergio garcia and nick watney are tied for the lead at the barclays, the first event of the pga tour playoffs. tiger woods...three strokes back. but none of those guys could claim the shot of the day. that belonged to the 100th- ranked player in the standings

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