you will find no safe haven. >> the eve of the 13th anniversary of the 911 tragedy president obama outlines a new strategy against isis militants. >> from where the world trade center's once pierced the new york skyline from shanksville pennsylvania america remembers those killed in the attacks 13 years ago today. good afternoon. >> welcome our viewers watching around the country on wgn america and on the web. the pentagon is holding a ceremony right now honoring those killed in the attacks. secretary of

defense and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff on hand. president obama spoke earlier saying america still stands tall and proud. the flag get the white house is flying at half staff. >> nearly 3000 people killed on that horrible day. more from new york city on how the pain is still fresh for those who lost loved ones. >> a day of remembrance across the country. at the world trade center thousands gathered to remember those who perished when the twin towers it fell. they marked the man is the first plane hit with a moment of silence. one of several planned for the day. >> a somber heart wrenching and a beautiful way to remember all these people. >> the names of those who died or read every year by people like david jones lost his brother. >> that is why i am here every year. i have to be here. this is where he passed this is where his spirit is.

>> was just four years old when she lost her father on 911. >> most people remember how we all came together as a country and they are paying their respects but is not a sad day just a day of remembrance. >> at the pentagon and the president spoke at a special ceremony. he addressed the families of those who died at the pentagon on 911. >> america anders and the strength of your families 23 or anguished kept living. you kept alive a love that no act of terror can never extinguished. >> special ceremony also being held in shanksville pennsylvania to remember those who lost their lives when united 93 crashed in the field there. while the attack took place more than a decade ago relatives of those who lost lives will tell you the pain they feel today is every bit as strong and every bit as deep as it was on that horrible day in history.

>> two survivors of the attacks on the world trade center towers can still remember the terrifying chaos. nancy loo is in our newsroom with more on their story. >> survivors and many americans taking time out is a must on september 11th. there are dozens of local ceremonies in chicago and from the suburb's all with a common goal to honor respect and remember. there is a united calls for first responders all over the nation on this day every year. in evanston this morning dozens of the city's bravest and finest gathered in fireman's park as they had annually since 2001. >> saudi attacks we saw the plane struck the tower and we knew immediately that our fellow firefighters from new york will go up and tried to rescue as many people as they could and we

know the results. fortunately thousands of lives were saved as a result of that of their actions and unfortunately we lost 343 of our brothers and sisters and 60 police officers. >> much ingrained into my mind. >> evanston native was working on the secant cents a an62nd fle twin towers. >> there were people that were told to get out of the stairwell by the port authority. tower #one has problems and our no. 2 was secure go back to your desk. i do notarrived. > >> at the navy pier the fireman's bill was founded in a special salute marked this morning's fire department graduation ceremony at the city's newest firefighters appeared proud to join the

ranks on this especially significant todayday. at the unn league club downtown participants at the ceremony heard from a survivor he was in new york on business and on the 57th floor of the north tower when the first plane hit. >> i was thinking i am going down with this building. after swinging back and forth philae a few times a came back to center and stopped. all i could think of was i need to get out of this building and where is the closest stairwell. >> many more local remembrances are taking place tonight including in homer glen and naperville where people will hear from the new york police detective welch courtney the search and recovery operations at ground zero. >> president obama vows the united states will escalate its response to isis terrorism in the middle east. during a prime-

time speech last night he said the plan includes ramping up airstrikes aimed at destroying militants trying to take control of syria and iraq. he called on congress to fund arms for modern syrian rebels fighting against isis. he also promised a coalition of international partners which he described as a long-term operation. >> will continue to draw on their substantial counter- terrorism capabilities to prevent isis attacks. working with our partners we will redouble our efforts to cut off its funding and improve our intelligence strengthen our defenses and counter its work ideology and to stem the flow of foreign fighters into and out of the middle east. >> he announced he is sending additional 475 u.s. service members to support iraqi and kurdish forces with training and intelligence but promised no u.s. ground troops would be involved in the fight against rep. >> refuted airports around the world to defend terrorists with

european passports from entering u.s. tear their review target potential terror threat to hold passports from countries like england france and germany whose citizens can visit the united states without a visa. since the syrian civil war began in 2011 at one of 4000 people with ties to rebel groups in syria has been able to travel to newark. u.s. officials are concerned it could allow terrace to blow up a plane bound for u.s. or launch an attack inside the country. >> it is cold and flu season and this year there is concern about a respiratory virus that a sent hundreds of children to hospitals across the midwest. health officials with the city of chicago and chicago public schools offering advice today to keep kids healthy. >> public health experts trying to get out in front of this putting out a warning about the outbreak of the virus which has hospitalized children across the midwest with 11 confirmed cases

here in chicago. >> stupid to experience symptoms are being asked to stay home to avoid getting other classmates sick and is a persistent and severe seek medical attention. >> chicago public schools chief health officer delivering a simple message to parents and public school students stay home from school if you are experiencing symptoms such as fever running nose and most especially in wheezing and shortness of breath. if your child suffers from asthma or underlying health conditions get your child to a doctor as soon as possible. so far there have been no confirmed cases of chicago public school students contracting the virus which is sometimes difficult to detect. >> most often the effects appear with no symptoms of or symptoms similar to a mild illness and a mimic that of a cold and include

ronni nose and sneezing and coughing and body aches. we're at the onset of our cold and flu season. >> most people infected do not get sick or have only mild illness like a cold. >> the best medicine is prevention. experts urge families to wash hands with soap and water for 20 seconds and parents especially after changing babies' diapers. cleaned frequently touched services like doorknobs and toys. do not kiss and hug or share food and drinks with sick people. cps is working hard to notify parents and the 400,000 students within the chicago public school system. notifications went out on tuesday to pass on information to both kids and parents. >> police looking for the man who sexually assaulted a pregnant college student in broad daylight and stuffed into a truck. the 24 year-old woman a

student at chicago state was on a break between passes yesterday when she stopped to see relatives near the 9800 block of south indiana. a man with a knife approached her and forced her back into our car and drove around the corner sexually assaulted her and forced her into the trunk. in neighbor found her. >> i was coming out to to deliver some garbage in the garbage can and i noticed a red vehicle in the alley. about that time the trump can't open and the young lady jumped out hysterical yelling help me help me and i noticed she was half closed. it was something serious. >> she was taken to the hospital and has since been released. >> owner of the building where four children died in a fire on monday has been cited for violations and at least three of his other buildings. inspectors found detectives in smoke detectors and roaches and structural issues at buildings owned by him. those buildings

were inspected after a fire in this building. fire officials say there were no working smoke detectors are the children died. coming up next not guilty of premeditated murder by the judge says oscar pistorius was negligent in the killing of his girlfriend. we have the latest. >> new investigation into how the nfl can build the rice's domestic violence case. domestic violence case.

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a trial that has gripped south africa and the world a judge has ruled oscar pistorius cannot be found guilty of premeditated murder. he cried in court as the verdict was read today. the judge did say his actions were negligent on the night he fatally killed his girlfriend. but the judge said he did not intentionally kill her. >> cannot be found guilty of murder. that however it is not the end of the matter as culpable homicide is a competent verdict. >> the trial was adjourned for the day and how the judge will consider whether to find him guilty of culpable homicide. >> nfl hired former fbi director to investigate how the lead candidate race case. he will be given all accessed on the phone

records and decide what the league in newfoundland. his final report will be made public. nfl's suspended rice and definitely after video showed him punching his fiancee inside an elevator. baltimore ravens also terminated his contract. the team owner said he did not want to believe he was so violent. >> because i loved him. he had a stellar record. the cops had already seen the video so i assumed it was not a forceful blow that moved her head to 3 ft. into that wall. that is what i regret. >> nfl commissioner says no one in the league saw the elevator video until monday but the associated press reports a law- enforcement official sent a copy of the video to a league executive back in april. nfl says it is looking into that report. >> joining us now is a legal analyst. questions surrounding who saw what when. plenty of

legal issues facing the nfl as possibly as rice. >> it depends on a lot of things that still have to be shaken out. at the question as to the videotape. roger goodell the commissioner has now taken a lot of heat and maybe rightly so maybe not as to whether or not he saw the tape and whether or not somebody else in the nfl office did but he maintains there was a criminal proceeding going on at that time and they did not have the right to get the tape that came down the second tape inside the elevator. he may be right about that and that if the prosecution had that second tape and reusing it for some grand jury investigation grand juries are secret so there for the nfl may be did not have the right to get it at that time. maybe it was leaked by somebody and law-enforcement to the tv media for money or who

knows what. another question is whether or not the dallas telling the truth or whether she has been lying or someone in the nfl office lied. >> let's go back to a case winding down now oscar pistorius. the judge said that not guilty of murder. right away the judge said wait a second there is still culpable homicide. what is the equivalent in u.s. law? >> amount of negligence involved is what is important in relation to what they call culpable homicide. it is pretty close to negligent homicide. the problem we have is that this system is so different in south africa than ours. for instance there is no death penalty. we do not have that in illinois but a lot of other places. there is no jury trial. you're not even entitled to a jury. this judge

on tv she is paralleled by two other lawyers with high credentials to help her decide the case. had they wanted to or maybe still they could overrule her in the final decision. i do not think too many people know about that. it is very interesting how she found him not guilty i think. briefly she said the neighbors were very an important in deciding whether or not there was any intent on his part. she found that the neighbors there were neighbors who said they heard a scream in neighbor said they heard various things. she said they were mistaken and she said they were mistaken because the only person who screamed was actually pistorius himself. she said the neighbors were confused. maybe put things together a low but afterward because of what they saw in the media and she came up with a good " she said human beings are fallible. i found

that interesting to come from a judge because we to practice law know that eyewitness identification and testimony has a lot of fallible aspects to it. >> so much to sort through. >> what is left as a culpable homicide and he faces still in prison sentence with that and she seems to be leaning toward a conviction there. if you read what she says that the same time she is sending out conflicting things as to whether or not he knew he was firing a weapon. that is very important for him to be found guilty of that. he still faces penitentiary time. >> a lengthy sentence? >> it could be. this should be decided by tomorrow morning. >> maybe we will have you back. >> maybe maybe not. >> ron tamir ford admitted to

the hospital the latest on his condition. >> millions of passwords may have been stolen. what you need to know to protect yourself. >> lunch

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the bears are back in practice in preparation for the 40 niners on sunday but several key starters were missing. they all sat out with various injuries. marshall is expected to play but no word on the others. one of

the biggest concerns is the defense which gave up nearly 200 rushing yards to buffalo. briggs says it is only one game. >> our first game one tackle against atlanta. some of the same criticism and one non-has a regular year. i am not like everybody else. i do not hit the panic button. it is time to focus on beating the 49 hours. >> basketball season a month away and wgn sports will carry 30 games this year including the season opener in york on october 29th. other highlights include indiana on november 15th. and the bulls visit to miami on the 14th. for a full schedule go to our website. seven shutout innings in his return to chicago. the sox and athletics scoreless in the fourth. scores

for oakland. the sox still down with the bases loaded and two outs in eight. garcia rips a single. the sox win 2-1. at the cubs tried to avoid another sweep in toronto down 4-0 in the seventh. hit his fourth homer of the year. blue jays loaded the bases in the bottom of the inning. drives home to more. part of a five run inning the cubs lose 11-1 and matched a season high six straight losses. they're off today. still to they're off today. still to comea1

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you warned us. you walk outside and it is like he was right. >> is a reality check after having low 80s yesterday. you realized he knew what he was talking about for a change. cool air is coming in. look what it did up on lake superior in far northwest wisconsin. 14 ft. waves coming off like superior. the waves were orange color with a lot of mud and then.in at thee orange areas are areas where waves were in excess of 15 ft. crashing against the shoreline. now lake michigan is being stirred by those winds. this panorama is one of the most

spectacular of a thunderstorm complex i have ever seen. this comes from oklahoma. took this picture last night. modest clouds being eliminated by the setting sun. they know how to make those thunderstorms down in oklahoma no question about it. she looked out at her wind chimes and noticed they spelled h and i.. she said it was shorthand for high winds. that is pretty observant. national weather service forecaster in south dakota. i mentioned him yesterday. he said folks there were getting ready for winter weather and he would send pictures of snow. true to his promise he sends us this shot from rapid city this morning of

accumulating snow. here is a tropical shot off sarasota florida. he is there on vacation. he is from oklahoma as well. see the rain showers off there and the distance. take your pick between the snow and the showers. it is not born here today. kind of cloudy and gray. the mean it rain is cells of us. here is a little system that will come in. we have a lot of clouds and spotty showers as we move into this late october chill which is more than 20 degrees cooler than yesterday and the beginning of a five day streak of 60 degrees or lower

temperatures. these ratings are from yesterday. here is how much will it we are than 24 hours ago. that is a big decline. dewpoints are low as well. they are down in the '40's. the cool air is really

evidence on this map. there you see the temperatures right now. id will be warmer in the last of the next couple days than it is here down in the lower 48. it is the pattern we had all last winter. look at this man that high pressure.mammoth high presy

get lake affect rainshowers tonight. flood advisories south of us. the blue areas are freeze warnings. here is the areas under warning for accumulating snow. the mountains of wyoming and southern montana also the black hills. this afternoon on autumn air mass sweeps into the area. cool and cloudy. maybe a sprinkle or two. the high today probably will not even reached the low 60s. probably about 58. lake affect rainshowers tonight. tomorrow cloudy and cool with lake affect rainshowers or sprinkles. high of 59. about the

same thing on saturday. on the afternoon of sunday september 21st we will be showing a special screening of tornado alley at navy pier the imax theater there. i will be there talking before the film. for more information and your chance at four tickets to go go to our website/contest and register and we will be announcing the names of the winners or contacting them and letting them know. it is supposed to be a great film. following tornadoes in the field in imax format. >> just to go to the movies with tom skilling. >> have not seen it yet myself so we will all see it together.

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great recipes. it is all about the interaction between people and food and relaxing in the kitchen. we want people to remember is about having a good time with food and friends. >> that is wonderful and bring your dental floss. >> we're actually going to do these beautiful medallions of fried goat cheese. it escalates at the salad. a fancy it solid. the key is you do need dental floss. it is the fastest and easiest way to cut it. it is just like cutting clay. you are responsible for frying the goat cheese today. >> i love kochis. >> pc trick is a mix of an egg

with a little dijon mustard. mustard is a nice flavor. instead of putting it on the the salad you put it on the goat cheese. you're going to do it because getting your hands dirty is essential. straight into the bread crumbs. the basic breadcrumbs. store-bought. not seasons. you are looking to taste the goat cheese. place them right in there and hope they get caught because all they and some live to be nothing is ever caught when you want it. >> how many people at the time? >> we really like 10 because it is a great number where you can still interact and me to everybody.meets at everybody. ts

to get people together and have a good time in the kitchen. there's a point in the nightwear removed the stove after prepping. adele are done and they just want to watch. and then there are people who want to do more. you're almost there. 15 or 20 seconds you will be golden. we're going to start combining everything. >> how do you do at the pizza? >> i did it before you got here. you put them in a 400 degree oven and roast them for about 40 minutes to an hour. take them out and tears them with a fork. just like a baked potato. if it goes through their dawn. let them cool and get your hands

like to look like you murder someone. take a paper towel and rub all the skin off. if they are stubborn use a pillar. we do the beads and we do toasted almonds. and red onions marinated in a little olive oil. those are perfect. you did a beautiful job. we're going to quickly make a salad dressing. garlic and vinegar. a simple dressing. if you want you to put in a splash of truffle oil. >> you are very handy in the kitchen. >> i just wanted to turn off the burner so i do not burn myself. >> simple olive oil and vinegar and a little truffle oil. throw it together and portrait over the top. early simple and easy. bad as it.really it simple.

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along with this cold last? >> it goes into early next weekend and moderates a little bit. this whole pattern over the next couple weeks. certainly no heatwave in sight and lots of cloud cover around. the wind begins to turn off the lake. maybe a peak of some later on but these lake affect rainshowers going into michigan and indiana will be backing westward. there we are by tomorrow morning. a little system comes in from the west

and joins the lake affect showers producing more widespread coverage later tomorrow. that is tomorrow night at midnight and there is the forecast as we get into saturday morning. more lake affect showers coming in during the day. pretty cool. not until sunday will we get a lot of sunshine. there are the wind speeds expected tomorrow afternoon and evening. they are blowing off the lake. there is the big picture. warm air out west. also down in the southeast. cool here with temperatures by friday morning down in the '50s up against the

lake and 30's and out west and illinois. 50s-low 60s tomorrow. forties' inland and '50s lakefront maron night to saturday morning. another cool day saturday. 65 on sunday. 70's coming in by tuesday wednesday thursday. those are pretty seasonable temperatures. we're not done with the warm weather yet >> good to hear. thank you so much for joining us today. much for joining us today. >> remember we are back at

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