new developments today in the deadly shooting rampage in ottawa. the suspect had "connections" to jihadists in canada and u-s officials are now searching for any links to american-based terror groups. good afternoon. i'm julie unruh. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. our top story investigators say a 32 year-old was a muslim converts. had a troubled past and was planning to fight overseas. cnn is reporting that he is associated with a group known for her radical islamist ideology. including at least one person who went overseas to fight and syria. he

is accused of killing a corporal yesterday as he stood guard at the canadian national memorial. after that attack he ran into the nearby parliament building for he was killed by the sergeant at arms. parliament reconvened the mid tight security. steven harper is promising justice after what he calls a terrorist act. >> we will be vigilant but we will not run scared. we will not panic. as for the business of government. here we are in our seats in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy. security >> has been increased at the canadian consulate in chicago. more on that part of our story. chicago >> police are keeping a closer eye on the canadian consulate here inside prudential plaza. this morning workers did not want to comment on the terrorist attacks this week back home. obviously there are some heavy hearts.

>> the canadian flag has been lowered up side of the consulate offices in chicago. while on the upper floors excesses' tightly restricted in various stepped up security. in a statement chicago police said all there are no known threats to chicago as a precaution the canadian consulate will be receiving special attention from personnel. just like new york will monitor development. according to middle east expert caution is warranted in fact some believe all chicagoans should be on heightened alert since islamic extremists may be operating as lone wolves. they're eager to strike in chicago for several reasons. >> rear and major city. we're the home of president obama. we have a media apparatus in chicago that covers those kinds of acts. if someone is looking to get worldwide notoriety as this person did in ottawa

they could easily director attention to the city of chicago. >> did not appear to have communicated with each other. the nature of networked terrorism today is if you are against them your for us. to the way for a formal invitation. if you could strike a blow struck a blow. >> experts doubt that like the two suspects in canada this week there have been home grown terrace and the united states trying to leave the country to join isis' fighters overseas. that includes a 19 year-old from bowling brook who was arrested at o'hare airport this month. an officer assigned to the unit that protect royal family was arrested. the officer was taken into custody on suspicion of stockpiling ammunition and personal lockers on the grounds of buckingham palace.

being questioned at a london police station and will be suspended from duty. the northwest suburbs. a high- school is under a soft lockdown. an unattended package found in the school around 10:30 a.m.. students and staff for safe inside the school right now. the high-school serving as one of the hose sites for the girl state tennis tournament. participants were safely move into the schools. >> lie that 26 and california with detailslive at 26 and california. >> the lawyers for former chicago police commanders glenn evans going on the offensive. the minimills and other communication between news out with wbez radio.

vesting date is looking atpolice .investigators looking at the police brutality allegations. >> commander supporters shielding him from news cameras as the 52 year-old is facing aggravated battery. he leaves the courthouse. many supporters and his lawyer says he'll be exonerated and vindicated. repeated her claims that the investigation into evans conduct is flawed. filing motions to examine the conduct of the illinois police authority to review investigators. confidential dna reports were improperly leaked. could constitute obstruction of justice. court lawyers representing the man brutalized by evans criticizing the defense team. >> this is a fishing expedition. it is a

distraction. it has nothing to do with a criminal case of all. the dna is what tells the story here. it is extremely prejudicial to be putting a person's dna reports all online and leaking it from a government agency. >> community members speaking out after today's hearing. she said her son was gunned down by police with no justicejustification. her son was armed. they contend that commander have been set the tone on the street for this district conduct. the independent please review authorities own lawyers were in court today seeking to squash the subpoena. at the criminal courts building >> police made an arrest in the cold case from 2002.

charged with murder in a death of jennifer. >> storage facility where she worked. the case went cold in 2004 but was reopened two years ago. currently in prison for a burglary conviction. >> a second murder charge filed against a suspected serial killer. accused of killing and is jones for a friend of a friend. jones was an escort and claims they had sex. then he strangled her. police say he stuffed her body in a trash can and left it in the woods. then returned that night to move jones body to an abandoned home and gary will he covered her in teddy bears and tigers. already charged with killing 19 year-old at a motel in hand. suspected of murdering at least five others. a threat on

instagram is keeping students at a skokie middle school out of their classrooms for a second straight day. the threats directed at sixth graders from mccracken middle school began monday and continued ths weresday atl.onld still tryingfi 'nd investigators if detailsthagwaukegan schools e closed again today, and they'll also be shut-down tomorrow, as the teachers' strike marks 3 solid weeks. the two sides are at great odds over pay raises. but, the union and the district did resume negotiations about an hour ago. the strike is taking a tough ost. a total of five teams that compete in the illinois high school association i-h-s-a had to cancel their seasons early. if a deal isn't reached before monday, volleyball and cross-country will join the list. an update on the conditions of two travelers from liberia. who became sick during a flight to chicago. the adult has been released after

showing no signs of the ebola virus. the child will be tested for the virus asren. meanwh governor pan supe to advihe on a response efforts. it will include members representing health care, local and state public health, and emergency responders. in other updates. the world health organization says more than 99 - hundred ebola cases and more than 48 - hundred deaths have been reported in guinea, sierra leone and liberia. a 30-member military team that could be called on to respond to new ebola cases in the u-s has started specialized training at fort sam houston in. hes "cautious he agabetuth cor texas nurse amber vinson is now free of the ebola virus and will be moved out of isolation.

and nurse nina pham's condition has been upgraded to good. >> we do not know whole lot. not the answer that i wanted but at the same time until he is not just going to give me a line that is not true tested negative for the ebola virus. more are going to collected. increase in a deadly bacterial infection and dogs. deere reported last week in the northern suburbs. veterinarians and seeing more cases of this usually rare disease. >> symptoms include fever loss of appetite. it is treatable with antibiotics.

>> it spread through mostly year-end. wildlife out there like a raccoon dear. they can walk away puddles or like a puddle or something as easy as that. even urban disease. that is something that even if your pet is in the city is something in me to be word about. the least five dogs of the state infection. >> consumer advocates are warminchicago area doctors and consumer advocates are warning about the overuse of antibiotics in animals. the illinois public interest research group says up to 70 percent of antibiotics sold in the u-s are used in animals. the group says they're often given to healthy animals to make them grow fatter faster. the problem is bacteria that come into contact with the animals mutate and becomes resistant to antibiotics, so infection e ia cause such as

pneumonia and mersa (mrsa) -become harder to treat. the group is asking the obama administration to fr givingfarms lifesaving anbis to l the race for illinos govenor is getting tighter the latest chicago tribune poll shows the republian bruce rauner with a slight lead over governor pat quinn. 45 percent to 43 percent. rauner trailed quinn by the 11 percent in a trib poll released early last month. the new survey shows rauner hasad big gains with voters in the collar counties. and quinn's lead among female voters has shrunk from 12 points to just four percent. rauner has been running ads with his wife to so hise women. o an former female business associate. a political repoer le 'ti to

his story about bruce rauner. dave mc-kinney resigned yesterday. after his story on rauner came out on october 6-th, the rauner campaign complained there was a conflict of interest since mc- kinney's wife is a democratic political ti kepti the stor thent on e. tt-kinnresignati newspaper' ne consideredki o tca. he also out that the sun-times thar aftere r stoppedpolitical rs. the sun-times editor says ownership does not make editorial decisions. rauner's campaign sayst's sadde toki e ey wish m st coming up next another white house fence jumper how far this one got and who took him down. and, more protests mi aftguson michae brown's autoy ak also, the new legal mm rogerelts in also, the new legal mm rogerelts in

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and arrested for jumping the fence the white house suffers from mental problems according to his father. the second time in a month son has scaled the white house fence. >> the 23 year-old is charged with assaulting the canine dog resisting arrest and unlawful entry. the suspect's father says the son is paranoid and hears voices. >> and as hard being in your house not knowing if the person you're living with is trustworthy and dino a thing mentally disturbed. like he is.

>> we want to get him help. yes the government to give him help. nobody wanted to help us. >> the man armed with a knife scaled the fence and made into the white house before he was detained. that incident led to the resignation of the secret service director. adding a second fence and additional officers. a murder-suicide in houston was captured on phone video. it shows k iss the shots were being fired. >> a factory worker shot and killed and her female co-worker and then killed himself. it happened yesterday. customers were lined up waiting for the medication. the older worker may have wanted to take his collar worker. she rejected his advances. new clashes between ferguson police and about 150 protesters

outside the police department. the demonstrators threw water bottles at the officers, and some tried to cross the barricades. op were the protes are angry about a new analysis of the official autopsy on michael brown. it shows the 18 year-old may have reached for officer darren wilson's gun during a confrontation when wilson shot and ki protests sparked by the ferguson case stopped traffic yesterday in another state: georgia. demonstrators in atlanta blocked traffic on a highway that runs through downtown and hung banners above the roadway. police eventually moved them off the highway and got traffic moving again. four blackwater security guards convicted of killing unarmed iraqi civilians plan to appeal the guilty verdicts. one of the men was convicted of murder. the other three were found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and other charges. the case involved a mass shooting in baghdad in 2007 that left 14 people dead and 17 others wounded. none of the victims was an insurgent. prosecutors argued

that the blackwater contractors fired recklessly and out of conol e-s-p-n reports that n-f-l commissioner roger goodell will have to tey at ray rice's appeal hearing. the n-f-l initially suspended rice two games for domestic violence. but that suspension was made indefinite when video of rice punching his fiance was leaked. rice and the players union say he can't be punished twice for the same incident. but goodell says rice was ambiguous when he initally described what happened. the former judge, who goodell appointed to handle the appeal, is actually the one who decided that goodell will have to testify. the hearing begins november 5-th. just ahead the department store that's closing stores and laying off workers before the holidays. and, still to come this midday the fast food restaurant under fire for making employees sign non- compete contracts. and later in lunchbreak: we're in the kitchen with the folks from p-m prime steakhouse in highwood! highwood!

and to lay off nearly 5500 employees and close another 100 stores across the country. the struggling retailer plans to make the cuts before the holiday shopping season. according to a financial news of a lip. will close 46 kmart stores. in an e-mail a spokesperson said counter enclosures does not accurate. not provide any specific numbers. jimmy john's is under fire for some of its labor practices. lawmakers are calling for an investigation into thsa chain's s wagempete c employees. jimmy john's requires hourly workers to sign contracts, that prohibit them from working for another sandwich restaurant within three miles of a jimmy john's for up to two years. several house representatives have called the contracts a form of intimidation, and prevents workers from finding better paying jobs. social security benefits are going up by 1.7% next year. that's about

22 dollars a month more for the average recipient. the social security administration says the average retiree will receive 1 - h. just -2 dolla under 16 thousand dollars a year in 2015. more than 58 million recipients will see the increase in their checks starting in january. it's tied to the consumer price indexevery year the federal government spends your tax dollars on so- called pork barrel projects. so republican senator tom coburn puts out an annual list of questionable spending. here are some examples from coburn's wastebook. there's the 387- thousand dollar grant to find the benefits of massaging rabbits. ten-thousand dollars to watch grass grow. 856-thousand dollars to study mountain lions on a treadmill. 50-thousand dollars toward synchronized swimming for sea monkeys. and lastly 171- thousand dollars for gambling monkeys. next in sports the bears try and focus their frustration from sunday's loss to a very important game this week in new england.

and later the people who are being advised to actually avoid iron-rich food.

time for sports. the bears face their biggest challenge of the year in new england

on sunday. tom brady has been on fire in october, throwing for nearly a thousand yards, nine touchdowns, and no turnovers in three straight win the bears returned to practice without martellus bennett, who sat with a hamstring pull. kyle fuller was also out with a hand and hip injury. lance briggs did return for the first time in two weeks, while chris conte had full participation. the bears are trying to move past the emotional locker room after the dolphins game, but some guys see it as a good thing. >> should be angry after a loss. you get numb to it. i respect the motion. it is raw israel. when guys get emotional great. there is always a fine line from someone just acting crazy. that did not happen in our locker room. it was just a raw the motion. >>the bulls could be the regular season opener next week. it's unclear if a sprained thumb will keep jimmy butler out of the first game in new york. plus there's renewed concern over joakim noah's knee.

he had surgery after the playoffs last spring, but the soreness has lingered. noah has been limited in the pre- season, but he says he's happy pr a he's t can extended game two of the world series in kansas city. the royals broke it open in the sixth. billy butler singled in a run to stt a five- in the went through five the royals won seve and gaees tohe s sa francisco g im

so nice that the weather is going to get nicer. it is gorgeous. i think this may be one of the nicest fall seasons in terms of colors that we've had for a long time.

>> it is amazing. what is amazing is it not just awesome joining the colors. they are all over the place. we will show that in a moment. census this shot. >> what at this beautiful shot on the bike path. beautiful close-up of all the colors. have you ever seen? >> wisconsin as the top cranberry producer in the country. flew over them with an ultralight that a snap shot from. his brother lives at the airport and tone of wisconsin. out to moly hawaii. how would you like to sink into that? >> behalf to get

this on. i know. it even looks good now. >> we will take everybody along. all the guys at home can come with us. pointing his camera skyward. saw the sun spots. al little black mark right there. those of the areas from which the big solar flares to emerge that ignite the northern lights. if there pointed towards the earth that produces northern lights. >> remember those northerly winds that brought the cooler air earlier in the week. >> a monstrous thing. it has been a gorgeous morning across chicago. announce the approach of another weather system. we have a partial solar eclipse coming this afternoon. he did not want to look it

that. except if you have a special camera. it is interesting to see it. it looks like they might. we'll talk some more about that in a moment. >> the developing weather pattern will suddenly warm temperatures and here on monday. the city was protected by a combination of the heat generated by the city and lake warmth. we stayed above freezing at all of our observational sites. >> 28 this morning. no. indiana 30 this morning. 31 degree low temperatures in waukegan. the normal low as about 41. here they are. these are the clout starting to spread into area skies right now. in the

obscure our view of the solar eclipse this afternoon. this is a little fund. behind it is not canadian air. it is actually warmer behind it than it is in front of it. once it passes through we're actually going to start a slow warm-up. mid-60's tomorrow. maybe flair with '70s on sunday. given to 71 degree territory sunday itself. >> it begins at 4:36 p.m.. it ends at 5:43 p.m.. here are our model for tests. we're socked in here. the cameras around the area showing in overcast already developing. there will be in the area very soon. last night the sunset before 6:00 for the first time this season. for the first time in seven months. decompressing days are starting to affect our sunset times. tonight the

sunset will set at 5:58 p.m.. does not said that early since march 8th. we are starting to realize that we are going deeply into the cool season. >> 58 at midway. 55 at o'hare airport. we have a good stiff southerly wind blowing the mild air in here. 2.41. that is low. relative humidity is not high and 59%. these are what they're buweather bug lows >> pretty cool. these are all the low temperatures around the metro area. outhere is the fox valley. by the way there was frost on the ground. the melted away as the sun came up.

>> the clouds are on the way. so are the milder temperatures. the really cool stuff is out there to the north. it does not have a lot of moisture in it. the cloud cover this afternoon will be the result of whatever we can get across the mountains. >> our bigger rains come when the gulf of mexico opens up. could be some pretty good showers and thunderstorms. our first new chance of significant rain fall. this afternoon mostly cloudy. south-southwest wind. tonight clouts with temperature reading is going down to about 46 tonight.

there'll be some showers in the air. tomorrow there'll be clouds and mixed sunshine. that high of 66 during the day. saturday turns mostly sunny and mild in the afternoon. you characterize the weekend is being mild by day and cooler at night. that is a lovely and mass. 70 on saturday. you do get kind of smiled.get kind of mild >> it will be obscured by the sun. we're going to see a partial solar eclipse. not every day you see that. costa not there. you could see only part. the important thing is you can look in the clips of the moon and not worry about damaging the highs. you could go blind. you do not want to do that. it

is good to go to a planetarium or watch our new shows. >> that is right. the next one is 2017. >> time for trivia. time for today's trivia. on this day in 1925, the late johnny carson was born. for all the distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than extraordinary because they've earned it. for a complimentary in-home assessment, call brightstar care today at 866-621-0228

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why people who work the graveyard shift should stay away from steak, spinach and other -rich foods at n. night shifts disrupt the body's natural schedule and people who work these hours have a higher risk of obesity, cancer and type 2 diabetes. now, researchers report eating iron- ri f disrupts rcn clock in the liver. that's what helps maintain constant blood sugar levels to give body cells enough energy. iron causes the live control bloor more y appears online the journal diabetes. pumpkin is always a favorite around the holidays and not just for decoration. it can be a valuable part of your diet and it can help with weight loss. cooked pumpkin is high in fiber. so it slows digestion and helps us feel full longer. it's also l than 50 calories a servin pumpkin high ette. an antioxidant that helps shield our cells against cancer-causing free radicals. and because beta carotene is converted to

vitamin a in the body, it's also good for eye health. your favorite music can help you make the most of your workout. a new study finds a link between listening to music, and high-intensity workouts. high-intensity workouts involve short bursts of high energy followed by periods of rest. people in the study worked out twice. once without music, thin while accompanied by a custom list of their favorite songs. the study participants reported both workouts felt the same. but the power output recorded was substantially higher when listening to their favorite music. lunchbreak is next. it's part bar food, part pasta.. we're making hot wing part pasta.. we're making hot wing raviolia1

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a hot wind ravioli. wing ravioli. >> we are going to have a little herb butter. a little franks hot sauce. an interpretation of it. >> traditional cheese ravioli. you can make it as hot as you wanted. it is something that is a little the fund. hockey players require a lot of carbohydrates. >> it gives you everything all in one. >> be a gun to take fresh raviolis. three-four minutes to cook. >> through the magic of television, we

are going to have this to our chicken. >>not afraid to put a little water. >>no hot wing complete without bleu cheese. what did you do to that? >>we made it creamy. added a little buttermilk and pepper. >>i am going to be looking at the recipe for that one. >>goes great on salads as well too.m >>i like it a little sloppy. that is how i used to play too. >>i was not very good. >>clearing my sinuses. it is

perfect to tame tastebuds. >>a little bit of fried onions. >>we have some celery. sprinkle them on there. your take on it. >>i love it. >>this is something only fred flintstone can finish. a 32 oz tomahawk. keeping with our theme. it is on our menu. featuring a cocktail this weekend. >>looks >>a little bit of lime. a cross between magarita and

martini. >>i love it. i think it is so fun. not your standard steakhouse. congratulations on the opening. love this recipe. >>pmprimesteak.com >>a link on our webpage. >>a link on our webpage.

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yacht. >>temperatures are not bad. 60s out to the west. there is chilly air. look at the readings. we lay down a snow cover. it gets father and farther south. big storm continuing to blow rains into new england. we have clouds coming in. they ought to thin out. the weekend comes with a high pressure. this is pacific air. another storm will develop. that really pumps warm air. 50s today close to 60. see the 70s out west. watch

how they spread closer to us. here is another depiction of how the warm air comes into the area. we are socked by cool air after that. that brings milder air in. there is that storm in new england. some big rain s spiraling. just ran full of here. 66 is the forecast tomorrow. it did it starts with a lot of clouds. the final october 2014 weekend ahead with a 70's saturday afternoon. it will be cooler in the morning. gulf

moisture comes in on monday and tuesday. could set up some late sunday night monday morning thunderstorms. >> does even months hut of the storms. big change to cooler air by the middle and end of next week. >> some signs it might come back a little bit toward helene. hard to believe we're near the end of october already. it will be so nice if it is warm for halloween. >> the soft lockdown at the high school has been cleared. does issued after suspicious packages found near the school stadium. students have resumed their normal school day. hope you resumed their normal school day. hope you

the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. man: you arrest three or four hours before your tour ends and then from booking, the 1-2-4 man signs you out. you're home early and you're still gloming time off the city clock. up ahead-- she's trying to ditch him. no, she's putting out scent. what now? we front them a couple of bucks for a room?