in fact authorities are crediting school officials with averting a potential crisis. the woman is being held on $100,000 bond. the charge is aggravated the why which is a prison term of optimum three years. a stark reality. a brand new playground opens for innoccent kids as concerns linger about gang violence just blocks from the park. wgn's julian crews on the new digs touted by the mayor and the worry of parents. happy children enjoying the new playground and the fact that so many children are drawn out of this after-school is why dulles directors decided to take precautions. it's all about the safety of the

children and the staff and we decided to be extra cautious. a war between gangs raised concernsraised it is less than 200 yds from where i'm standing now. i would have some concerns to for my children. tensions or already dulles high given already is a so-called welcoming school with kids from underused buildings and other areas. the school's chief walked the safe passage route but with this recent shootings dulles administrators did not want children after school exposed to any possible violence. wanted to make sure we have a safe and efficient dismissal that day. we asked the staff and children to be efficient in their leaving the school. this is the last day of the special security measures and school officials and police

decided it is safe again for kids to play and parents are relieved. i'm glad they did and got the police out here protecting the kids. it is a good thing. the mayor hopes the bill the renovated apartment complex and a new school would open the doors to opportunity. if we make sure there is no gap between the front door of the home and the front door of a school every children no matter where they live will succeed in their future. a high ranking gang member, this is part of what was cause concerns. this is what was promised, opening channels of communication between the chicago police and school officials to respond to possible threats in the community. the value of taxi cab medallions is going through the roof. they're worth five times what they were seven years ago. and the city is getting ready to auction some off. wgn's gaynor hall is in the newsroom with details.

attorneys attribute that sharp rise in price to partly from the york buyers who bought up medallions in chicago because prices were rising in new york. starting next week chicago isstarting next week, chicago is medallion auction in 3 years. the investment for a medallion...is at least 360,000 dollars. but some people are wondering if its worth it. 'it's not fair for the cab drivers. it means the cab driver cannot own a medallion.' in 2010 the going rate for a city of chicago taxi medallion was 256-thousand dollars. this time around bids start at 360,000. 50 medallions that were returned or confiscated are going up for auction, expected to bring in more than 18 million dollars in revenue for the city of chicago.

elizabeth granoff, an attorney who represents medallion owners, says the skyrocketing market for taxi medallions could start to reverse because of the growing popularity of ride sharing appslike lyft and uber x. a lot of my clients have expressed concern about those types of applications and cars and medallions. our pay are concerned that the city of chicago is allowing those to be on the street. the owners of the taxicabs, and make the same amount of money we do. it is stealing business from the taxicabs. but the commissioner of chicago's department of business affairs and consumer protection insists a taxi cab medallion is still a sound investment. the department has a social media campaign encouraging consumers to take advantage of licensed chicago cabs.

there will always be cabs in the city of chicago and this is a cab town and it's part of the transportation infrastructure of any large city. and so yes,'it is worth it.' the auction runs for a monthfrom monday through october 18. details are posted online at cityofchicago.org/bacp. south 7 country club hills paying off a big debt. it's payback time for south suburban country club hills. the town is repaying 6-and-a-half- million accidently overpaid to it by the cook county treasurer's office. back in 2011, country club hills took out a short-term loan when the county was late returning tax revenue. the county paid off the loan, then mistakenly also sent that amount to the town. when the treasurer asked for it back, the money had already been spent. now a judge has approved the repayment in four installments by 2015. expensive mistake, but united airlines says it will pay the price. now some lucky travelers are cashing in on very deep discounted plane tickets.

a bad situation getting much worse. the latest on the devastating flash floods in colorado. no rain here in chicago, but a chilly start to our weekend. jim ramsey tells us when temperatures will warm up again. hi jim.

a man jumps into the lake to rescue his dog; emergency responders then rescuing the man. it all happened overnight. a man and his friend were playing with his dog at rogers park beach when the dog jumped into the lake. both men jumped in to save the dog. rough waves sucked the dog's owner out into the lake. his friend called 911. emergency responders finally rescued him 20-minutes later still clinging to a breaker wall. there were about five of us who'd dropped pulled amount. he was a bigger guy and we all pulled them out. 854 out wall. he was perched up a little bit and we had to pull mop. the rescued dog owner treated and released from the hospital. the dog also doing okay. a sad goodbye today to a toddler who was beaten to death, his body dumped in the des plaines river. pall bearers carried the tiny white casket of bryeon hunter from a southside church. mourners remembered how the

one-year-old loved to smile and dance. the child's mother and boyfriend are charged with killing him. police say he was beaten in their maywood home then dropped in the river. a volunteer searcher found him in may. the church pastor calls it heart-breaking. any time a baby is killed in a pilot way it always has an impact on people and i think that for it to not have an impact. that person would have to be highly desensitized to the things going on in our world. it took four months for dna tests to officially identify the boy. he was laid to rest at mount hope cemetery. for the first time this year, a person has died from west nile virus in illinois. the health department says an elderly resident from logan county got sick in august and has now died. also, southern illinois has its first human case. animal cases have been reported in 57 counties. health officials say you need to protect yourself against mosquito bites and possible west nile infection until the first hard frost.

still ahead... the death toll climbs as residents in some communities are ordered to get out of the way of raging flood waters. a two-hour computer glitch turns into a traveler's dream and a big nightmare for united airlines. off the boat. how starbucks is putting old ocean-going shipping containers to new use on the north side. remember those pesky squirrels? uh huh well i trained em squirrels cutting coupons, fun i love your brain bob me too enough! your tyranny ends now you filthy humans! uh oh nut up my brothers! ow yolo! oh he's biting my head oh! you seemed so cool there's a better way to save with sears and shop your way coupons. just choose, load, and save up to 20% automatically at sears.com yeah. by the time i do there's all these mystery stains. i mean is it coffee? could be gravy. yeah. so now i use tide boost with my tide.

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colorado have claimed at least four lives. the rushing waters have also damaged and destroyed roads and bridges, and cut off towns. the flood zone is stretching 130 miles across the state. president obama approved a federal disaster assistance request. national guard soldiers rescued all 16-hundred residents of one town today. here's one man who was saved from the flooding. i had to pray and i want to survive. this is the worst flooding in colorado in more than 30 years. forecasters expect some of the unusually intense rainfall to let up a little bit. new jersey governor chris christie on the scene where seaside park boardwalk was destroyed by fire yesterday. the governor touring the site and lending his support. the fire especially tough to take because it's the same area destroyed, then rebuilt, following hurricane sandey. governor christie saying he is behind rebuilding all over again. i will not permit all the work that we have done over the past 10 months to be destroyed by

what happened last night. we will get back on our feet and do what we have to do dono word yet what caused the fire. investigators are looking at reports that it may have started at a frozen custard shop and then spread. diplomatic talks on removing syria's chemical weapons are expanding to include ending syria's civil war. secretary of state john kerry and russia's foreign minister meeting for a second day in geneva. kerry says the threat of a u-s military strike is still on, if syria doesn't surrender its chemical arms. and the envoys are now trying to re-start parallel negotiations on resolving the two-year-old syrian civil war. "we are committed to try and work together beginning with this initiative on the chemical weapons in hopes those efforts could pay off and bring peace and stability to a war torn part of the world." meanwhile, the head of the united nations says a report due out next week will confirm sarin use in syria. he also says syria's president will be held accountable for crimes against humanity.

the architect in charge of a 50 million dollar renovation project at the state capitol in springfield is defending his work against criticism from governor quinn. the project includes chandeliers, light fixtures, and three sets of copper-plated doors that cost nearly 700-thousand dollars. the governor believes the project is excessive. but j. richard alsop iii argues the scope of the project was agreed to long before he took over, and the money was appropriated long before he assumed control. his comments come after the board that oversees his office issued this statement, in part: 'the decision to renovate the west wing of the capitol was part of the 'illinois jobs now' program approved by the general assembly and the governor in 2009" which, by the way, was in the teeth of the recession. you've heard of instant coffee. well, an instant coffee shop is going up in the edgewater neighborhood. this is an artist's conception of the new starbucks being erected from recycled boxcars or shipping containers. the drive-thru,

walk-up store will be located on the site of torn down hot dog stand at devon and broadway. the building is all pre-fab with some assembly required. the 700-square foot starbucks is due to open later this month, handy for loyola students craving their pumpkin lattes. those lucky customers who purchased free united airline tickets during a computer glitch will get to keep them. the malfunction forced a temporary shut down of the airlines website yesterday. united released a statement saying: one of their filings contained an error which resulted in certain fares displaying as zero. the airline has corrected the error. the company says it's reviewing what happened, but the bargain fares will stand.

kind gestures going a long way. how a stagehand at ravinia is giving back to a man who lost so much in a motorcycle accident. born 105 years ago, one south sider's classic american story. why she's one of chicago's very own. in tonights medical watch ... music and healing. its not just about how the sounds impact the body, but the spirit as well. and in this next story, the touching way a very generous stagehand makes one man feel worlds better. fern golden, neals mother: 'neal was going to northern illinois university and he had a motorcycle and he was going to class and he was cut off by a car. and that was the beginning.' that was 1979 and neal golden was 20 years old. 'there were many bumps in the road along the way. he was in a coma for about a month.' 'they didnt think he was them all.' after spending nine months in a spinal cord unit and then a rehabilitation center, neal came home to his parents. fern and jerry golden have tirelessly cared for their son for the past 34 years, making sure his life is as full and active as possible. jerry golden: "first thing hell say in the morning is, are we going out today, are we getting out of the house?'" 'he likes to go to different places.' like to a blackhawks or bulls game. he went to 45 last season. but theres no place hed rather go than to a concert. over the years, hes made it to more than a few.

jerry: 'hes always loved music.' fern: 'its made him very happy. when you lose certain things, like mobility, and you find something that you love, it intensifies the relationship.' 'my husband and i go to concerts with him all the time now, two, three times a week. its usually rock or jazz.' and in the summer, its a show at ravinia. 'he averages maybe 16-18 concerts a summer. neil would go every night. in fact, were going tonight to see steely dan.' backstage, lighting engineer and stagehand bill grzejka is prepping for the show, and for his regular visit with the goldens, which always includes a few gifts. bill grzejka, ravinia stagehand: 'whatever the bands will give me usually, new guitar picks, drumsticks, set lists, i

get t-shirts once in a while for him, crew shirts, stuff like that. my old boss, he pretty much started everything with neil giving him backstage passes and guitar picks, and when eddie retired, hed asked me if id continue on getting stuff for neil and taking care of him. jerry: 'i can see his expression. hes so thrilled and bill comes up with things we wouldnt expect him to come up with, hes one heck of a guy.' its a friendship thats value cant be measured, but if it could it, this room would speak volumes about what bill and ravinia mean to neal. bill grzejka, ravinia stagehand: 'pretty much the whole staff, the whole backstage staff at ravinia knows about neil and they all pitch in and help me get stuff for him... they are just good people. theyve become friends of mine, i like doing it for them, they really appreciate it so i dont mind doing it.' this is the last weekend of the summer season at ravinia. if you head out there, offer a smile for neal and bill now knowing why this special place is even more spectacular. back to you. coming up. bored 105 years ago a

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mexico. that was air chilled by rain and if you have been following the stories in the newscast, heavy rain producing flooding. in southwestern canada,. 57 is the current temperature and a blend of 5 mi. per hour. for the rest of the area temperatures are similar. benton harbor michigan at 49. 50 degrees at waukegan. we are expecting overnight lows in the 40's in some areas. it is our water temperatures today on the lakefront and other spots. notice michigan city at 59. that measurement is taken 1 mi. offshore and 60 ft. down and that's what that number is different from the rest. 40's

across the area. the d. dew point at 40. parts of the upper peninsula in michigan there are frost advisories and that purple area is a freeze warning. temperatures approaching 30 degrees overnight in some of those areas. winds have diminished. we had wins at 18 and gusting to 20 or 25. tonight they are still coming off lake michigan but they have died down to less than 10 mi. per hour. what will happen to the cold air? it lifts off to the north and east in time. we could be looking at cooler temperatures later. now nothing on the radar and high pressure in control. there is the mess in the west with more rain coming down to the central rockies. the

forecast. tonight clear skies and more cool temperatures. low in the morning from about 44 in outlying areas and 50 downtown. tomorrow sunday at first and then clouds moving in during the afternoon. clouds increase saturday night and lower temperatures between 49 and 53. sunday for the bears game, there's a chance of showers and perhaps some thunder. forecast models had been up and down on rainfall amounts and we are prepared to be more optimistic saying that while we do expect showers it will probably be less than one-tenth of an inch. if it does rain and it will be cooler than our forecast. it will look at the seven day forecast in a few minutes.

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that's pitiful. although she does not stand more than 5 ft. 2 in., nona rossi always commands attention at family gatherings. a every year another person comes around and amazed that she is still here. she still knows everybody. that is what is amazing. she knows when our kids birthdays are and she is very aware. not bad for a young woman who stepped off the boat in 1929. she was born in northern italy september 16th 1908. she met her husband joseph joseph in the spring of 1929 and married him three months later. he had been to america and wanted his bride to see the land of opportunity. we got on the boat in genoa

october 29th 1929 on be known that several hours later the united states would have a crash. my husband used to work in the steel buildings of chicago and my brother came along in 1931. another brother in 1932. they said, forget it. we are staying here. their dreams of returning to italy began to fade. i've never say anything bad about it because it ... they had each other and worked hard and made friends and became part of a vibrant south side. joe rossi built this house in the flight path of the midway airport. what was your favorite part? ...

she stayed in the house until she turned 100 and now she lives with her daughter and son- in-law. she gets melancholic knowing that at 105 she may soon have to say goodbye. i like my family and my children when they come. ... i am happy here. she misses her friends traveling and cooking and the truth be told, she is a little bored. she gets up in the morning and says the rose parade. it's the sun is shining sheila go to the living room where there is a chair in the front window. that is where she will do her crocheting. she works so fast that she has done all this in one year. scarves and mishaps, she donates. is one thing to talk about your great grandfather bought this is living at.

what is your fault? another year. i hope that when the time comes that she is not in pain and i would love to see her and that is it. i have a good life. nona doesnt claim to have any secrets to longevity. but her kids say her mantra has always been: 'keep busy and mind your own business' and a little red wine and olive oil work too! her 105th birthday is monday, her party tomorrow, where shell be surrounded by her large and loving family. happy birthday nona and many more from all of us at wgn. he hoped to be the first person to fly across the of lactic on a cluster of balloons. and golf history is made in lake forest. rich king highlights one of the best rounds in pga history, later in

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report. to classmates at the same charter school shot within 24 hours. a 14 year-old shot in the back last night and his mother said he was close to being crippled for life and now one of his classmates a 14 year-old and here at children's hospital after being shot in the knee. a quiet street turned into a crime scene in seconds with a fork year-old shot in the knee while visiting her grandparents at 79 and burned. she is fine. she got shot in hurt me at is broke and she will have surgery but other than that she is ok. they were leaving just before 5 when several young men were nearby acting suspiciously. she was saying something about why they have their hoodies on like that. but i didn't think anything of that. we kept walking and when we get past them they said blow, blow. and that is when the shooting started. the last seconds to shot in the

last 24 hours. her classmates shot at 77 and ... last night and the shot hit several organs and he is recovering at crest medical center. he is in and out but able to talk to me. the shooting happened after three young man asked about gang affiliations and he said he was not in a gang. police sources say that he has a documented history with gangs but his mother says that is not true. he might be hard headed here and there but as far as gang affiliation, no. and i know that for a fact. back here at children's hospital, the mother of the girl said she was shot in the and there is no timetable on when she will be released from the hospital but she is expected to be recovering completely. the boy is going to be in the hospital for another week. the

bullet is still lodged inside and and then he will need physical therapy in order for him to have a full recovery. let's go to jim now for the seven day forecast. it will be interesting but first let's look at the tropical weather. tropical storm in grid has strengthened to 60 ma per hour sustained. and then tropical storm manual with 45 mi. per hour winds and of storms should affect parts of mexico over the next 24 hours. speaking of rain this is what our sunday system will give us. less than the intimidating numbers we saw earlier but we will keep that in the forecast. if you're going to the bears game keep an eye on temperatures rise up to 86 thursday as more showers and thunderstorms in dade the area.

but in the short run we have mild temperatures to enjoy. there's something for everyone as new movies hit theaters this weekend. among them a mob movie, a horror film, and a documentary. dean richards give us his reviews. "i didn't kill him. i took him to the hospital." "who's gonna fix the pipes now?" "well, who's going to rebuild the supermarket that burned down the day we got here? " "the family" is the latest from robert deniro. family as in tony soprano but also as in father, mother, brother, sister. in this one, he's in the witness protection program with his wife and kids, played by michelle pfeiffer, diane agron of "glee" and john di leo. he's a mafia kingpin on the run and in hiding after squealing on some other mafia kingpins. normandy, france is the latest location where they try to fit in. but as usual, they can't. these are fish-out-of-water brooklyn types who deal with difficult situations, nosy neighbors, and rudeness with bondage, broken legs, and midnight grave diggings.

"the family" is dysfunctionally funny as it straddles the fence of being a look inside the mob. but mostly as a spoof of one. robert deniro brings enough of his tough-guy persona to make it real, but he's also not afraid to make fun of it and himself, specifically and cleverly spoofing some of his own movies. it's a very funny dean's list grade of b+. and for fans of the original "insidious," the sequel, "insidious: chapter 2" was made specifically for you, so much so that if you didn't see the first movie two years ago, you may be lost in the new one. patrick wilson and rose byrne are back in this poltergeist- meets-exorcist story of a family plagued by evil spirits. the director who gave you "the conjuring" delivers a similar sense of shock and humor together, but it's not especially groundbreaking. 'chapter 2' does not stand on its own the way that sequels need to. it is a seen-it-before dean's list grade of c. "there's a bunch of muslims on

stage, and it's hilarious." "they only just let the gays in recently...." but the surprise of the week is a funny documentary, 'the muslims are coming.' it's made by arab-american stand-up comedians who go into lily white nonethnic places in the deep south to see how the locals will react to them. it's a funny movie about these american-born comedians, who happen to be arab and muslim, but two 14-year-olds shot and an interesting school connection. wgn's frank holland is live comer children's hospital with the latest.

the dream of becoming the first person to cross the atlantic ocean using a cluster of balloons comes to a disappointing end. jonathan trappe left maine yesterday morning, but he had to end his trip just 12 hours later. he landed in newfoundland. a technical glitch is being blamed. trappe was using more than 3-hundred helium-filled balloons. the journey was expected to take up to six days, with wind currents possibly bringing him to africa or norway. the bears need all hands on deck to stop adrian peterson and the vikings. we'll update the injury report for sunday's big game. and a stunning change in the nascar chase just days before sunday's race in joliet. rich king has the details, next in sports. remember those pesky squirrels? uh huh well i trained em squirrels cutting coupons, fun i love your brain bob

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conway farms in lake forrest hosting its first bmw championship and it is now marked by history. jim furyk became the sixth player ever to shoot a 59, and he becomes the only man to reach that magic number with a bogey on his card. it happened in round two. the 43-year-old veteran from pennsylvania began on the back nine at conway and lit it up early on a cool day. on the 15th hole, he holes it from the fairway for an eagle, his only one to go with 11 birdies.

furyk needed a birdie on the final hole, the 9th to get the 59. and he just about cinches it with the approach. a thing of beauty. it winds up 3 feet away. jim then calmy going on to sink the bird for a 59. again, he had one bogey. he is now 11 junder par after two rounds. and despite the sensational round today he is still tied for the lead with brandt snedeker at the halfway point. i am going to try to enjoy this. i am not like a smell the roses type of guy but how many times when i shoot 59 in my life? i will enjoy this tonight and at some point i will go to bed. but i have a golf tournament to go in and i've won a solid round merrill and be in contention for sunday. jeff gordon has been added to the nascar chase for the cup

which begins this weekend at the chicagoland speedway in joliet. joey logano has the pole but it was the way logano made the chase field that led to the unprecedented action to add gordon as the 13th man. nascar ruling that two teams conspired last week to make sure logano qualified, which left gordon out in the cold. it is unprecedented and extraordinary but it is also an unprecedented and extraordinary set of circumstances that unfolded in multiple different way saturday night and we believe this is the right outcome to protect the integrity, which is our number one goal. the saturday college football slate has notre dame favored by 20 to beat purdue at west lafayette... niu is a 4 td choice at idaho but illinois once again is the underdog against washington at soldier field in evanston... northwesestern is a heavy favorite to go 3 and oh as they face western michigan. today. as usual on a friday before a home game, several northwestern players spent a few hours at the lurie children's hospital entertaining the kids. the players enjoying

the moment especially when it came to playing some kids games. no better feeling than putting a smile of the face of a young child, or an adult for that matter. julius peppers flu has apperetly subsided. he is likley to play on sunday as is charles tillman who is nursing a sore knee. on the vikings side, kevin williams and john sullivan are listed as probable. the focus for the bears defense of course is adrain peterson.. the best in the business... the bears mission is the old cliche... contain him..... when you play a back that it is as explosive like him, a gap and it becomes a 70 yd run. talk to contain him. every time he takes the ball we are on the edge of our seats. we need a bear fan to run to the tackle and make the tackle because it will take everyone to get it done.

game two for the cubs in pittsburgh... and it was a night for the long ball.... the teams combine for 5 homers the biggest blow coming off the bat of anthony rizzo.. he broke out of his slump with a towering homer to right in the 7th.. a two run shot.. the cubs win 5- 4... brian bogusevic also had a homer. the white sox had a friday matinee against the indians and it was the same old story... ryan raburn with a shot to left for a double... to drive in a run... the tribe wins... 3- 1.... the sox now a season low 31 games under 500... they now have 89 losses... 15 games to go. ellena della don and the sky facing atlanta.... and t it was down to the wire.... epiphany prince finds sylvia fowls who beats a triple team for the hoop... the playoff bound sky able to hang on for a win over the atlanta dream... the final... 87-82. the blackhawks held their first scriammage at notre dame today... jonathan taves held out with a lower body injury... but it is not serious.. meantime... patrck kane showed some magic with his stick shooting a commercial for bauer hockey.. he is stick handling through a batch of pucks... and not touchiong any of them with his

stick or his skates.. it may be a commercial but it is also a nice agility drill... kane having a blast..... and the only gimmick in the whole commercial is when patrick throws the puck at the camera... a little editing magic to end the spot. he will throw a popuck at the camera. this is not real. it's the magic of editing. i have played a little bit of hockey and that is ridiculously difficult. he is a magician with the stack. ick. that's the news for this friday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com. for all of us here, have a good night. and we say hello to a lovely

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