thing to snap pictures performing taking the child away late in the evening at lifeguards watching the lake shore like hawks start of summer tragedy city most popular beach >> kind of big. anybody knows how to swim and dangerous. definitely dangerous >> the boy has not yet been identified publicly we are told the family was by his bedside made it here at children's hospital did he survive? questions we have right now. bellmont quick court appearance and so-called nato 3 plotting acts of terrorism in chicago during the nato summit in met three men from out-of-state accused of building four molotov cocktails. what used to prosecute them is in question >> anybody who has read the terrorism statute passed to laugh at how stupid this is ridiculous overblown vague you can be a terrorist if you destroy beehives >> along with president campaign headquarters 3 plotting attacks police stations at mayor rahm emmanuel chicago home back in court july 2nd. new information released red line attacked over the weekend investigators asking for your help more on this story >> interview with the victim of this

so far the clams mostly in the south east part of the lake. colony is beginning to grow at the mouth of emerald bay. emerald bay is most popular and beautiful parts of lake tahoe and it's the site of pilot project that start add year ago. divers put down 2000 square feet of those rubber ma mats we showed you earlier. >> it's a lot of work down there. the rubber mat are heavy. and they have a lot of rebar on them to keep them in place. there's a lot of current that flow back and forth across the bottom of tahoe. >>reporter: we there as researchers pull the entire experiment out of the water piece by piece. divers also took clam sample to send to a lab for analysis. after a few weeks, the news is good. >> it was very effective. >>reporter: the mat killed about 80 percent of the clams by cutting off their oxygen. that result combined with early research is leading the team to recommend a much larger project. putting temporary rubber mat on 5 acres of emerald basement it would cost about 800,000 dollars. dan ashley abc 7 news. >> let's go back and

the lake levels are rising in front of their house. >> we've never seen the lake rise more than threeur inches. >> but it's not a complete surprise. for a week the entire region had been inundated with rain. normally lake delton's water level is regulated through nearby dams. but so much continuous rain catches everyone off guard and the lake water is rising so quickly that the family decides to take action by sandbagging their water front. >> we started getting sand delivered because we were concerned for our home because it kept getting higher. the kids were having a blast. they were playing in the water as it was coming up. >> it's fun and game for the kids but liz and tim fear the lake water will flood their home. >> the worst we thought would happen is that maybe the lower level would flood. but just had a sick feeling all day long. >> about midnight i remember the sand kind of came over that wall and it reached our patio within minutes. >> the time that we decided to evacuate was i think sometime around 1:30 a.m. on monday morning. >> when the frams returned by daylight, it's an

commissioner leigh: this is in the lake street area. chairman mcdonnell: is this an exploration that becomes a potential -- commissioner leigh: yes. it is an exploration of possible ways if we were to move the north of panhandle to district 1, to five, back to five, one partial solution, not sufficient by itself but in combination with other moves possibly that could balance the population in one. this is -- if we could see the current boundaries. we have the current boundary at 11th avenue and right now in the draft is park presidio. if we could have the population of that perforated cut out. >> that is 553 people. the deviation for district 1 would be -3.36%. the deviation for district 2 would be -0.9 for a -- 0.95 -- - 0.95%. >> maybe deselect that last block. >> the highlighted area has 770 people in it. deviation would be -3.06%. deviation for district 2 would be zero 5.24%. >> that would take us to ninth avenue. >> 10th ave. if we could see it at ninth? >> adding that bloch, 1006 people. the deviation would be 2.74%. the deviation

so far mostly into southeastern part of the lake. there is a small colony beginning to grow at the mouth of emerald bay. >> emerald bay is one of the most bomb lar parts of lake tahoe, the sight of a pilot project starting a year ago. divers put down 2000 square feet of those mats we showed you earlier. >> there is a lot of work down there. there are a lot of currents that touch the bottom. >> researchers pulled the experiment out of the water piece by piece. and there are clam samples and the news good. >> this is very effective. >> the mats killed about 80% of the clams. that with earlier research is leading the team to recommend a larger project. on five acres of the bay. costing about $800,000 and this piece ease is reminding anyone who wants to bring a boat it must be inspected before going into the water. the best way to keep it from getting into the slaik make sure boat is clean, drained and dry when arriving. >> and there are changes in the weather. >> and let's check in with spencer. >> temperatures about to get fired up. th

they took a crew out the lake how it's going. in some areas the clams are easily visible through a scope. >> every white dot is a dead clamshell. there are a lot more live ones. >> we sped up the video how they bury themselves in the sand. they were first discovered in tahoe ten years ago and they spread fast. >> these guys can grow faster and more efficiently than the native clams. >> the clams encourage algae which clouds the famous clear waters. their shells are sharp and make beaches dangerous. scientists say the most serious threat may be the clams change the water chemistry so it's easier for other even more harmful species to survive. ted is with the tahoe regional planning agency. >> you combine effects and it could be as much as $22 million in year in lost property values, recreation, increased maintenance of boats and boat engines. >> this picture shows how thick the infestation is. so far the klamgs are mostly in the southeastern part of the lake but a small colony is beginning to grow at the mouth of emerald bay. >> e

the earthquakes on the road to play real salt lake. in the 23rd minute salt lake was threatening.heads it away at the line. a great play by more row. keeps it scoreless. tied at one the quakes take the lead in the 84th minute. the throw-in finds chris, who knocks it past the keeper. 2-1 victory put san jose in first place in the western conference standings. tiger and phil are taking the week off, but u.s. open champ wes simpson is playing this week at the travelers championship in connecticut. unlike the open the players were having their way with the course. simpson fired a 2-under par-6. this great approach sets up a birdie. it stops just short of the cup. he's 7-under but just five strokes back. >>> and master shot a 65 to put him 8-under for the tournament. brian davis hot 29 on the front line. he shares the lead with thatcher with 12-under par. first looking for their first pga victory. that's sports for this sunday morning. i'm rick kwan. see you tonight at 5:00. >> straight ahead, dropped for a loss. a new twist some of the funding for the new 49ers stadium project in sant

fire zone around south lake tahoe, machines are still cutting down burnt and blackened trees. the process is measured enhow many inches they have -- in how many inches they have grown. 2/3 of the recommendations made after the fire have been put in place. and many of the 250 families who lost homes rebuilt. >> i have adjusted. and now my family has. >> reporter: one says he is still concerned. >> i think it is a sense of urgency. >> reporter: he gives government agencies a c mineporous preventing future lake tahoe fires. he says small land owners should have more power to thin out trees. >> a healthy forest should have 50 to 75,000 trees per acre. >> reporter: it is a sensitive topic because trees and their roots help keep dirt from flowing into the lake. >> we are careful to protect the water quality. >> reporter: as the forum is about to get underway, property owners would be able to sell most of the trees they harvest so the cost to taxpayers would be small. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> cuts to school buss funding is a on the agenda tonight. the board says bus routes may have t

man missing off lake michigan shore no. indiana tonight some fearing the worst. top story or around the country tonight. search confined to the waters northwest indiana >> within the hour search called off for the night crew spent hours searching by helicopter and boat with divers in the water looking for 31 year old new york man came up empty. construction worker made the call of 3:00 this afternoon to people man and woman inflatable raft lake michigan near beverly shores wind gusts of 35 mi. per hour waves up to 3 ft. high raft flipping over blow away just happened to be nearby heard screams able to rescue her. the other man of 31 year old from the bronx new york missing. >> lake michigan not normal body of water respect to small inflatable boat if you are or to go out in a small boat to definitely need to make sure the boat people have a buddy on board the raft wearing a life jacket >> conducting a grid searchees to find demand gas another painful reminder of the beautiful lake can be unpredictable and downright dangerous. >> pay attention to what you are doin

the great lakes surf rescue project says of all the drowings on the five great lakes last year... the highest number happened in the south end of lake michigan. chicago police are hoping the release of surveillance photos will help investigators nab a group of teenagers suspected of attacking a man on a cta train. wgn's tonya francisco live at the cta station at state and lake: >>the guardian angels are also getting involved in this effort to track down the suspect ... they are handing out photographs with surveillance captions on them ... they want to make others in the downtown area aware of the mob style attacks to avoid victims ... everywhere you go downtown people are walking around with headphones ... >>during the daytime it is safer but in those other hours is not that the i sleep on the train some times and it's not good at all ... the guardian angels have been warning people for years and not to be targets. >>put your electronic devices away you are distracted and you would be showing someone what you have ... they are looking for a group of 10 teenagers to severely beat

supervisor farrell testified last time that that lower half of lake is more consistent with district 2. the bottom line is everyone -- with this move, the highlighted area is between 25th and 27th avenue. the population is 649. >> i think going across with the 270 people, between two and five. >> stayed there just a moment. >> this is a population of 270, and again, the deviation of district two would be -4.63%. the deviation of district 5 would be 1.76%. >> can also get the racial population for this two blocks. and i can you read just down the list? >> this is from the redistricting data from the census from 1994. this is total population usage, not percentages. three american indians and asian population, and that is pretty much it. voting age population for that block is 30 people. latino population on this block is 27 people. 163 people that were identified as white. seven as black. two as american indian. 25 as a nation. there is one in the other population, and one in the multiple minority group. sorry, that was 3 in the multiple minority group. >> thank you. >> i was checking

lake and california. >> that block? it has a population of 333 people. >> i would propose we move that blocked. -- that block. >> the population -- the deviation for district one would-be -4.1% and a deviation for district 2 would be -5.64%. >> we're close to the zone. commissioner alonso: friendly amendment? we go back to cathedral hill and see if there is any population left in that sliver of what the current boundaries are. the population and deviation? >> 277 people would bring the deviation for district 22 -4.81% and a deviation for district 5 to 1.99%. >> i would so propose this. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. commissioner tidwell: no. commissioner schreiber: no. commissioner pilpel: no. commissioner mondejar: no. commissioner melara: no. vice-chair lam: no. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. >> i was trying to complete or get closer to something that works. could we go back to the north panhandle area? could we look at population between cole, grove, s chraeder, and hayes? sorry, not those blocks, but the one block r

but a lake monster? it was dismissed as a charming old legend until recently.nabbed this video of the mysterious monster with the mouth gashabling 16-letter name. lagarfljotsormurinn. welcome to egilsstadir. a remote area of spectacular finger lakes. jeffrey. very nice to meet you. first stop, the witness. the sneep faheep farmer who sho video. he lives on a ramshackle farm over looking the lake where the monster is said to live. what kind of movement did the worm make? >> translator: just like a snake. >> reporter: like a snake. he was having his morning kof feel when he spotted the creature. just to be clear, you just had coffee for breakfast, nothing more to drink? >> translator: he hasn't tasted alcohol in seven years. >> reporter: he adds, he's been told about the monster since he was a boy. this is a very old monster. >> very old. >> reporter: who better than the local historian to fill us in? >> you are looking at a map from 1595. it says in this lake lives a huge monster that often appears as something dreadful is going to happen. >> reporter: one troub

john and then down lake champlain to get to ticonderoga. all knew what was going on. allen and ira stormed the fort. they took everyone prisoner. no one was hurt. no one was killed. they found 90 gallons of rum that belonged to tcommandant. e than allen wrote out a chip that he would pay the commandant at some future time and he sent off 85 prisoners and 60 women and children to connecticut. now, part of what i've had to do is sort of debunk that attack that one of the most famous lines in early american history is what ethan allen supposedly said to the commandant at ticonderoga, and he wrote the line himself several years later. i guess he figured he couldn't get the real thing through the printer and what became said is by whose authority do you demand it? he said in the name of jehovah and the continental congress, but according to a young man who was there and the british subat earn whoey hoo said was come out of there you damned old rat which sounds a little bit more believable. well, it didn't go down well with some of the vermonters. they were afraid that the

so far the clams are mostly in the southeastern part of the lake. a small colony is beginning to grow at the mouth of emerald bay. emerald bay is one of the most popular and beautiful parts of lake tahoe and it is the site of a pilot project that started a year ago. divers put down 2,000 square feet of those rubber mats that we showed you earlier. >> it's a lot of work down there. these rubber mats are heavy and they have a lot of rebar on them to keep them in place because there's a lot of currents that flow back and forth across the bottom of tahoe. >> we were there as researchers pulled the entire experiment out of the water piece by piece. the divers also took clam samples to send to a lab for analysis. after a few weeks the news is good. >> it was very effective. >> the mats killed about 80% of the clams by cutting off their oxygen. that result, combined with earlier research, is leading the team to recommend a much larger project, putting temporary rubber mats on five acres of emerald bay. it would cost about $800,000. >> the invasive species

. >> >> reporter: with her flip- flops, abby can count a will the of geese on the lake, but you haveo look harder to find her favorite animal, the beaver. >> they live on the side of the lake. >> abby's dad, norman, shot this video. >> there's a beaver. >> just last weekend. at the time they were camping out in the backyard. >> they are really cute. >> not everybody thinks so. >> they were chomping down their trees. >> reporter: last year, neighbors complained sot homeowner's association decided to reduce, remove the beaver population. virginia code says you can't relocate beavers, so the neighbors feared at least some of the beavers were killed. so abby went door to door. >> would you like to sign a petition? >> they even wrote a song. one year later, the homeowner's association still isn't answering our calls, but they did tell abby's mom they decided to let the beavers stay. >> i was really, really happy. >> homeowner's association has decided that rather than trap, they will wrap. wrap the trees of anybody who requests it. the idea is to make sure that people and beavers can peac

we were packed all day, nonston. >>> there are others. >> west lake did very well. >> joseph west lake did better than that. there is one tournament player stop by. >> we saw john peterson. and he really enjoyed this restaurant. >> tampton inn reported a great weekend. and last monday, there was 400 thousand items printed with olympic club logo. a week later not one of the 100,000 ball caps was left. >> there is a fantastic week. one of the best ever. >> today, usga marked down remaining merchandise to 50% but only until 5:00 tonight. >> going out of business and there are a bunch of junior prob -- programs we support. and our inventory sold so well, we don't have much left. >> and this guy that did better than anyone was wes simpson. his prize money totalled $1.4 million. and the fellow that interrupted the presentation was arrested for being drunk in public, handcuffed and released. when sobering up. >> andrew dudley taken away, but not pull in jail. he calls himself jungle bird. he was released after he sobered up and i, as i understand it, makes a practice of butting in front of ca

they cool it off in salt lake city too. little bit of hope. >>> if you're watching us on kftr news source 16 in eugene, oregon, encounter different animals and ecosystems. you travel through underwater walkways at past sajsf that's your pacific event of the day. if i was there, i would go. i love a care yums. >> me too. you can't go wrong with them. >> sting ray is my favorite. >> mine too. we have something in common. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment news. you could say things got highly animated at the box office over the weekend. pixar's "brave" pulled in a whopping 6 6 $66.6 million. the fairytale film about a scottish princess skewed female but did well with the men/boys. >>> the two-week champ "madagascar 3" took in $20 million in the third weekend to land in second place and "abraham lincoln" came in third. it had a soft $16.5 million. considering the $68 million price tag, fox executives hope this movie will have legs in the coming weeks. >>> finally, the number ten spot "see

we will be in the '70s tuesday wednesday with a some land from the lake wind conditions off the laken event this weekend thanks for joining us today. we hope you have a great weekend... we leave you with more music from chicago's own "3 in counting" they'll be performing tonight at the double door.

mendocino county, lake county and sonoma county. mainly tonight and tomorrow morning it's a very cool pattern. you think? yes, i know. drizzle, light rain possible to the north or also along the coast. inland sunny but very, very windy again. below average temps way below average again we'll focus on the north bay and on the coast. 60s and 70s. i mean even way out there. west, southwest or southwest or you know name it it's a sea breeze direction and very strong. 45 sonoma county airport. 45 that is cool. a lot of low 50s for some and san francisco at 51. it will be a very cool day along the coast. or cold if you combine that with a 20 miles an hour wind. this system will continue to keep the fog going. it sweeps through and should break things up. low clouds, fog. windy, sunny later on. highs today really cool. 50s on the coast. even around the bay. 60s mainly inland or very, very low 70s. looks like about the same saturday. a little bit better on sunday and gradual improvement not a lot but early next week. pamela. >>> murder char

curious about lake water temperatures the wind coming off of the cool water lake shore was chillier today and down the lake a generally upper 50s and the low 60s chile for swimming. cool air notice back off to the east building behind this by friday notice in the middle getting warmer moving saturday and sunday discussion in the weather office whether or not 90s on sunday good chance at the moment 88 degrees because possibility of the cloudiness watching that closely. storms and parts of the area wisconsin a look at this as showers have broken out drifting to the south chicago to dry might get patchy clouds big storms rattling through parts of arkansas and southern illinois thunderstorms some of these producing damaging wind and hail. there are severe thunderstorm watch as notice this one southern illinois parts of tennessee and kentucky nothing there will be affecting chicago fortunately. computer models clouds drifting next day or two should be dry here is the forecast for tonight. skies mostly clear cloud patch by morning. low temperature of 52- 56 degrees with light wind persisting tu

. >>> a mother in salt lake city taking her two young kids with her on a drive-by shooting. the police say she pointed a gun out of a window and started shooting at her neighbor with her two toddlers in the back seat. kimberly houke has the story. >> reporter: during the day, this community is filled with children. but what happened under the cover of darkness is frightening and that is to those living around here. >> scares me. >> reporter: detectives say 42- year-old vera casteel seeio did a drive-by shooting with her two-year-old and 9-month-old in the back of the car. >> she opened fire on the group of males standing in the driveway and nobody was struck. she left the scene and returned after. again, opened fire on the same group of men. >> reporter: police say that she never stopped pulling the trigger after taking off after her neighbor. >> and we're not sure of her motives in this case. the same old, same old. >> reporter: and those who live here may be used the gun fire but police combed the streets looking for castillo after she called another daughter saying she wa

. >> the west lake shopping center is just blocks. but in dapne's greek cafe, no sign of increased order autos nothing major. >> and same story at burger mifter. >> hoping there would be golfers realizing that it's good res vaunts in the west lake shopping center. >> we did see people walking in west lake. with their tournament credential autos are people going to walk away from this event and walk into the community? >> probably not. we're at the masters and everything is inside. they sell everything inside. people like to do activities insirkd including the food. >> we'll see what happens. it's only monday. and still, you know daley city would like to profit from the u.s. open being in its backyard. and reporting from west lake abc 7 news. >> and thank you, mark. not march from olympic club there are trees landing on top of a car z no one was hurt and that tree has been moved to the shoulder. >> there are three life prison terms without parole. that was a sentence given today in what appears to be a violent case of mistaken identity

the sit-in here at lake view elementary in oakland. the tents are up even after police showed up with a warning, leave or possibly get arrested. i'm live with a report coming up. >> and summer-like weather has returned to the bay area, just for two days. 90s inland, your full forecast in moments. >> as the commute builds toward the bay the latest on which bridge has which lanes blocked. >> we give you a quick look outside, that's a live shot over san francisco. you see low hanging clouds there, might be windy but nice and warm. it's tuesday, june 19, "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning a bizarre internet post from someone claiming to be sierra lamar catches the attention of investigators. it prompted deputies to check it out. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. sheriff deputies here tell us this post was noticed just before midnight. it has been removed but we can give you a look at it. we must say it is extremely disturbing. take a

winds are generally light, but could be gusty at times over lake county area, between lake, napa, asoma. we'll talk about that in a moment. high pressure in control once again for today. it's going to be a warm day at the coast, going to be very toasty inland, with some of our hottest spots reaching 100 degrees or so by the second half of the afternoon. take it easy out there. you may have to build a strategy, get outdoors before the noon time, maybe wait until the evening hours, because it will be a nice summer-like evening. red flag warning again expiring for the north bay hills, but remains for lake county until 9:00 this evening, for portions of lake county, napa, sonoma. gusts expected to kick up near 30 miles per hour at times and relative humidity will be dropping down into the teens, down about 8% in some cases. that is very, very dry. afternoon highs for today, 95 for petaluma, 96 expected in santa rosa. closer to the water and it's definitely going to be more comfortable. 77 stenson beach. 82 for sausalito. 80s for the east bay. inland and we're looking at triple-digit heat

clear lake being one. 73 petaluma. novato 74 degrees.a tough call out toward antioch and brentwood. i've seen projections a little cool and warm. but it will be noticeably cooler in the past couple of days. oakland 65. livermore 80. not much changed tuesday or wednesday. here comes that low. inland areas will continue to drop and we'll settle there and have a pretty nice week. >> thank you, steve. >>> there is an unexpected sign the u.s. economy is getting better. the price of used cars starting to fall. new report shows the wholesale price for used cars dropped 2%. that is because people are starting to buy new cars and trading in their old ones. when they were at their worst people opted for fixing up their old cars. >>> microsoft is acting a lot like apple today. they scheduled a major announcement in los angeles. it will not reveal the exact time or location until later this morning. and it's not releasing any information about the topic. several sources report they will introduce a new tablet. we'll see. >>> 6:52. something really s

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now frederick pabst enjoyed his career on the great lakes. so he remained a captain for two years until he finally retired and bought an equal half interest in his father-in-law's brewing company for $21,000. again, a large sum of money, especially when one considers we were in the middle of the civil war. so at that point. he starts his career as a beer baron. but of a very small brewing company, pabst brewing company was making 3,000 barrels of beer a year. he took that company from this, very modest start, to a brewing company that was considered the world's largest lager beer brewing company in the world by 1890. brewing in excess of 1 million barrels a year. heave always retained the title of captain. as kind of a, a friendly m lly reminder of his earlier days, and i think people in milwaukee enjoyed to call him captain pabst. no longer a captain of a great lakes steamer, a captain of industry in milwaukee and milwaukee society. this bust in particular was done by a florentine sculptor, a sculptor arrived in milwaukee in the early 1890s

. >> abby has no big plans for the summer. >> swim with my friends at the pool and walk around the lakend try to see the beavers. >> she is also learning how to tell time. she already knows when it's time to make a change. >> very proud. >> in prince william county, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> tomorrow's celebration came to a close in a parade of sail. more than 40 navy vessels and tall ships left the inner harbor this morning. they were in town marking the 200th anniversary. sailors from all over the world participated. it's estimated hundreds and thousands of people attended the week long event. >>> let's get into this heat wave that we have been talking about for a couple days now. >> we have been talking about it. today we were 88 degrees. tomorrow will be our fourth day above 90 degrees. which by the way is way better than last june. last june we were cooking with gas for sure. we had seven days at or above 90. we went on to have a scorcher of july. i'm saying that to make you feel better, is it working? >> it's working. >> we are going to have a warm one tomorrow. it's going to j

and that was worth the trip so i've made it to zorra cool the highest mountain lake in the year olds which is considered to be one of the most beautiful and unique landscapes in the whole country. the lake is seven hundred twenty four meters above sea level and attracts more than sixty thousand tourists during high season and it's so clean that you can drink from it. to go i. did over hello my name is sarah gave. some days one of the park rangers it sort of cool and he's also an expert on the local flora and fauna. missional park is a safe haven for many animals easy. sometimes small beers skinny would be seen on this trail hide in the grass and wait for tourists well there are many moose in here is here. there are also many roads here and foxes. plus a host of birds and he still grouse and if you find that the ants have carried off ill picnic you can provide a wild banquet of sorts. come. now. in russian which actually means something sour definite lives up to his name. well you know for. sure. and at least dehydration is not a problem. which could actually. lead delicious greens. t

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fire department divers are back at a lake in the far north suburbs today ... searching for the body of a man who may have drowned. police say the 62 year-old man jumped into west loon lake yesterday afternoon and couldn't get back into his pontoon boat. his 69 year-old passenger jumped in to help and had to be rescued by a boater nearby. more than 40 divers from several fire departments in lake county have helped in the search. authorities say they don't believe alcohol is involved. a group of church leaders is offering a $3,000. reward for information that helps chicago police catch the person who shot and killed a girl in the austin neighborhood. 7 year-old heaven sutton was killed... when gang gunfire erupted at luna and wabansia wednesday night. the "leaders network" says someone knows what happened, and is challenging residents to do the right thing. the mayor expressed his outrage over the shooting ... >>this is not about crime this is about values. take your gang conflicts away from a 7 year-old ... who raised you? a 19 year-old suspected gang member is

there is a new club opening and many of the employees will be moved to that business in lake view police were surprised when they stopped a car for a traffic violation ... they found a three year-old holding a loaded gun ... 19 year-old keishawn king was arrested when police tried to pull over carload of people in the east garfield park neighborhood ... no one was hurt keishawn king is being held on $50,000 bond ... chicago police have captured a suspect in last month's stabbings of four members of the julius price was arrested as he visited a friend, keith gunn, in jail. witnesses say, the angels saw a robbery may 15-th on a c-t-a train at clark and division, and tackled gunn as he ran off the train with a man's stolen i- phone. that's when, they say price attacked the men. price is being held on 750 thousand dollars bond. police in oak lawn arrested a bank robber after he got stuck in an air duct. charles estell is due in court tomorrow after he was charged with bank robbery. he was arrested at a strip mall in oak lawn early sunday morning. police say estell admitted that he entered th

cooling along the lake. same thing on saturday. 90's inland and 80's around the lake.e heed indexes tomorrow. there is the ring of fair. hot air dome, storm mcclusterest moving around it, and a jet stream slicing through our area to give these things the wind gusts they can generate. look how that ribbon of moisture goes from the dakotas across us, that purple area. that is where we are going to have heavier than normal rain over the next 10 days. we may do something about the drought before it is all over, but i imagine it is not going to fall evenly. there are the forecast rain numbers. here is our seven-day forecast. a lot of 90's in that forecast. it may spike up close to 100 on tuesday and well into the 90's on the fourth of july. that is good outdoor weather if you don't have to work in it. be careful. >> the key is how hot it stays at home and that is the cumulative effect that can be dangerous. >> you got it, mark. the heat island goes to work, and all the concrete hangs on to the heat, so we stay warm in the city. the humidity keeps temps up, too. >> that's is

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breezy winds from lake county and around sonoma, napa. do be careful.are looking low humidity in the teens here or below on that. with all that hot weather the fire danger increases significantly not only in the north bay but east bay valleys where temperatures are already quite warm out there. 62 in san carlos. you have the helicopter air slow getting warm on the peninsula, 67 mountain view with 65 in san jose and pat san rafael. a little bit of haze, half moon bay, temperatures 13 degrees warmer than yesterday morning and n livermore as well as hayward. mountain view is 8 degrees warmer. 100 degree heated for far north bay communities as well as the tri-valley. highest fire danger all across the bay today. we'll look at the big cooldown tomorrow. the return of the fog tonight. so really the air quality doesn't look great out there even though it's relatively better compared to the east bay. santa clara valley and around the bay. usually we get the better quality but it's hazy out there. it looks unhealthy. we've got big high pressure building into the

the city agreed to let them march on lake shore drive without a permit in march of 2003. but then, police officers arrested and detained them. charges against those people were later dropped. metra says the recent nato summit in chicago cost the commuter rail system hundreds of thousands of dollars. metra says it lost about 400 - thousand dollars in revenue when many riders stayed home during the two-day summit at mccormick place. it also ran up about 600 - thousand in additional operating expenses.. most of it for security. metra expects to be reimbursed about 200 -thousand dollars from the federal government.. that puts the net loss at 800 - thousand. the south shore line serving northwest indiana, also expects a loss of about 100 -thousand dollars. chicago is the first u-s city to ban minors from tanning salons. the city council has passed a bill that prohibits anyone younger than 18-years-old from using tanning beds, even with permission from a parent. violators could be fined between one-hundred and two hundred and fifty-dollars. the rule will go into effect in the n