two women are suing the united center and live nation after attending a concert.they say they were trampled on their way into the concert. the two women are at the front of a large group of ticket holders. another entrance gate was opened prompting the crowd to shift. the lawsuit claims that the united center him live nation or negligent in their management of the crowd. >> date has been set. a total of 76 players will vote on april 25th. northwestern has until next week to request a formal review before goes to a vote. if most of the players' vote yes to college athletes player association would be able to bargain with the university. the last week the labor board ruled that northwestern football players are university employees and therefore eligible for union representation. >> and the law would affect a least 13 pat stores and the county. the law would require of those stores to sell dogs cats and rabbits only from shelters and humane societies. puppy mills treat pets can humanely. a similar law was passed in chicago last month. the county bill will be up for

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the city's last d-n-c convention was in 1996 at the united center. it went well that year. but the convention in 1968 turned violent between police and protesters, when riots broke out after the assassination of doctor martin luther king junior. take a look at what someone dropped off on a family's doorstep. a la of the animal stories that that that someone opened a door to find this baby bear on the porch, in a basket. it happened last week in lake tahoe, california. animal welfare officials say the ten-week old cub probably lost its mother in an accident. the cub needs to be fed every four hours. but experts are warning the family not to *bond with the bear, because it would make it more difficult to release it back into the wild. they're trying to determine who left the bear there... just so they can pinpoint the right place to return it. that is adorable. >> could morning demetrius. >> cold temperatures early on. wind out of the north at 6 mi.. dew point is at 26. relatively dry right now. but we do have rain coming tonight. cold this morning 31 in morris. typically we

the suit is also seeking damages from the united center and "live nation." the "book of mormon" is coming back to the bank of america theatre *next february , over on monroe street. the broadway hit will run through may 27-th, 20-15. it's a funny show. >> i never sought now get the shot. >> early today we continue to see rain moving through the southern viewing area. you can see the heaviest of the rain is out of 80. the rain it does continue into northern cook county even across portions of the kelp and kane county. thunder and lightning across the extreme southwestern viewing area. the rain is off and on. it should let up around midday but it will be back this evening. 43 degrees for the high. mar 52. saturday 48. sunday 55. >> a bit of construction on the map. this is a northbrook shut down over to willow in place for a bit. the rest of the numbers are looking good. >> coming up, the latest developments in the shooting at fort hood. >> and we could know more about a cia program that included torture. >> and a crash involving a $400,000 lamborghini. a luxu

they'll face the washington wizards at the united center on sunday night.he blackhawks have their playoff beard and hair cuts ready to go. >> skated for the third line for the second straight practice. the puck drops at 7 tonight. the white sox went to the entire bullpen against boston. >> he ties frank thomas with a 15 game hitting streak to open the season. >> after a couple of walks and gives up to run double to jackie bradley. >> the chicago cubs in yankees play a doubleheader in new york. >> only allowed two runs. 049 with runners in scoring position. the cubs offense failed to get things going in game 1 as well. >> only allowed two infield hits. the cubs lose 2-0. >> temperatures finally heading in the right direction. a little bit of a jarring wind shift off of the lake. then we go back by saturday afternoon. easter sunday could be the warmest around here. we'll talk about that little bit. this cold weather brings out the sense of humor in folks. i thought the shot was great. wells going to mow his grass weather was snowing or not. he went out on tue

game 6 is on the 27 that the united center. game 7 will be in st. louis on the 29th.what the announcer is expecting. >> this is going to be a serious were you're going to of a physical team in st. louis. you're going to need to make plays on small areas. come playoff time the skating rink shrinks. it will be a physical series. >> the knicks were ahead for most of the song. puts them away with three in the final minute. let everyone with 20 points. they're back in chicago tonight to play the magic. fans endured two hours of rain delays to see the white sox and indians. the clothes are could not finish it. tied at 2 with an rbi single. will allow another run on a wild pitch. the bottom of the ninth white sox down one. it is gone. a game winning 2 run home run. the white sox win 4-3. they have today off. >> wrapup a series in st. louis. starting pitcher dave brubeck. allowed the cardinals to take the lead in the second. carpels up to two men on. the cubs third baseman cannot handle the ball. it throws off the mark. the cubs had one in the ninth period to go on to lose 6-

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they'll try to even the series against washington in game two at the united center tonight. the cubs and diamondbacks weathered an hour- long rain delay on the north side. cubs up a run in the second... the pitcher, travis wood hits a three- run homer to left for his first of the year. he also struck out nine over seven solid innings for his first win of the year. 5-1 the final. the sox starting a four- game series in detroit. tied at one in the seventh... diane viciedo drives one deep off the center field wall and the go- ahead run scores. all three sox runs came in the inning, and they win their second straight, 3-1. jon danks earned his second win of the year. the white sox placed chris sale on the 15- day disabled list with a left arm strain. and the bears signed wide receiver josh morgan. >> looking good today. temperatures will climb into the mid '50s. sunrise is at 6:00 a.m.. up to 52 degrees by 2:00 p.m.. no green for today. more showers coming through tomorrow and thursday. >> we have some overnight construction. this is at the jane addams toleware they have some wo

the hawks are down two-zero in this series, so they really need to win tonight at the united center.inger kevin sharp died over the weekend at the age of 43. he hit the charts beginning in 19-96 with his debut album *measure of a man. as a teen he survived a rare form of bone cancer. his sister says he recently suffered complications from past stomach surgeries and digestive issues. authorities in central florida think they've stopped a giant sinkhole from growing even bigger. the 50-foot wide sinkhole opened up saturday between two homes in a retirement community north of orlando. it swallowed a tree and some of a driveway. crews filled the hole yesterday with 40-truckloads of cement. it appears to be working. several smaller sinkholes have opened in the area recently after heavy rains. america almost lost a senator in connecticut. richard blumenthal was at a news conference on railroad safety, on a train platform in milford. and he was on the yellow warning strip, when a train came through, and barely missed him. aside from getting a very personal lesson in train safety, the senato

. >>> madison street, west of the loop in chicago where 20 years ago they built united center and thes following with room for them all. over 21,000 to be here today for the chicago blackhawks and the st. louis blues. down to the ice, pierre mcgwire and hawks defenseman, brett seabrook. >> you have won your last two games but been kind of a roller coaster ride since the olympics have been

a.health officials are warning a about a spike of mules in the united states. centers for disease control says 129 people have contacted measles since january. that's the highest since 1996. here in california, almost 60 people infected. most of the infections decided people who decided not to get vaccinated or refused to immunize their children. >>> the food and drug administration plans to come out soon with new cigarettes for e-cigarettes. e. cigarette sellers say they worry the regulation wills hurt their business. the health officials worry it won't go far enough. >> got a long way to go to get a lot of this stuff under control in basically what has been an unregulated environment. >> the proposals will likely not take effect for several years. >> the san francisco 49ers new stadium is not quite finished yet but the impact already being felt. south bay businesses expecting to see some big bucks. >> reporter: when you say you want a room with a view at the hilton hotel in santa clara these days, the view is probably of the new stadium, the $1 billion plus facility

it's a united nations registration center. they come to register their name. there are thousands of them. some of these people arrived three days ago, they come to renew the registration. they come, register and are called back a month or 25 days later for verification, and then they get some of the services provided. it's food rations, health services and education. today more than one million registered refugees have been connected for. everyone in lebanon knows it will be the minimum number. there are thousands who left the country and came to lebanon who are not registered. >> lebanon's resources to provide for the refugees are increasing by the day, there's 2,500 crossing the boarder daily, and they bring a lot of things, turning into the burden on the lebanese economy. whether it's a matter of electricity, clean water, sewerage, education. many are children. over 400,000 children are amongst the refugees. just to compare, in lebanon, there's 300,000 lebanese children enrolled in the public school. the numbers of children from syria are more than that. 40

. >> reporter: this is a united nations registration center.his is one of the first designations that the refugees reach out to. leb bonn is one of the countries that has the highest concentration number of refugees in recent history. lebanon is a country of 4 million people and have over a million registered refugees and 10,000 more syrians who have not even registered. the lebanese government and the un agencies here say they don't have enough money to provide anymore. not only money, but even the infrastructure inside lebanon is suffering. water resources, electricity, health services and education. just to give you an example. 300,000 lebanese children are registered in public schools, and now we have on top of that 400,000 syrian children. they need to get into schools, but only 100,000 are enrolled. 300,000 syrian children don't have a school to go to. today the 1 million registered refugees was this man who came from the an old city with his two sisters and mother. they were evacuated in february. only until this day he was registered, m

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the center for disease control has said that 50% to 80% of all neurovirus outbreaks in the united statesan be traced back to sick restaurant workers. >> so what hope is there for these people -- >> oh. >> who have, not any money to contribute to political campaigns? >> there's so much hope, bill, there's so much hope. so i want to give you one example. a couple of years ago, this happened in washington d.c. the people fought for a local paid-sick-days ordinance. meaning that every worker in the district of columbia would be guaranteed that if they were sick, they could take a day off. now, the restaurant association has been fighting this. in fact, they've introduced legislation, together with alec, the american legislative exchange council, declaring that citizens in those states should not have the right to pass paid sick days ordinances, even if they vote for them. so they tried this. but in the district of columbia, we did pass a local paid sick days ordinance. at the last minute, behind-closed-door deal, they said, "tipped workers should be left out." restaurant workers got together

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. >> there are 70 different housing units inside the cuyahoga county correction center. 59 are dedicatedto male inmates. 11 are for the jail's population of 265 female inmates. >> the charges i see most often with females, they are related to drugs, forgery or bad checks or theft, a lot of shoplifting. i think the average inmate age is between 20 and 25. >> that's what makes joanne schneider at age 71 with no prior record anything but the typical inmate. >> it's a sound you don't forget, the steel doors slamming shut. this is my home. >> it's very rare that you see an older person come into a facility. she looks like your average mom out there. that's when she first came into my area, she looked like she was a grandmother figure. >> my bed is concrete. and we have a mattress on here. but the mattress is approximately this thick. when you lay your body weight on it, it compresses down to -- i like call it an exercise mat. but this concrete never gives. most people look at me as being old and vulnerable, like i'll get one over on her because she's an old lady. but i tell them, don't let th

. >>> and tom is a research associate at the united states study center, the university of sidney andve and thanks for being with us. has this trip done enough to reassure asia that the u.s. pivot to the conference and is alive and well? >> reporter: all things considered this week-long trip by the president has indeed reaffirmed this so called pivot to the region, this rebouncing of u.s. diplomatic and military power to the region and i don't think one should overstate this visit but it goes some ways towards correcting some of the mishaps that took mra islate last year when the president missed a couple of very important asian summits because he had pressing things back home. you may recall there was a partial government shut down and the region back in october was if the united states cannot keep its house in order how on earth could it keep the peace in east asia. given the expectation are reasonably low and the president has reaffirmed that commitment, of course the tpp as your original report and are trade talks talking about a 12-nation free trade deal, they remain stalled larg

i doubt if many jewish federation in illinois called an open center though the united states. it cannot be too little ditty by the government buildings in any society that the god to give the american cheese increasingly especially among younger cheaper to make two of religion to eat it at that cute institute alan cooper man who has led the study talks about numbers that should worry every june and lo there a lot of different rhythms of life one that thinks it's gained a lot of attention. it is that there's a growing percentage of american who identifies tuition. don't identify with the jewish religion. that is to see the gospel with their religion is they will not tell you jewish they will say atheist or nonstick or nothing in particular among younger jewish adults those under the age of thirty fully a third cannot identify with the jewish religion when it only lets relationships and choose the religion. there are less than fall to less connected with jewish organizations the jewish community in general and united states and their attitudes toward israel. ahh are also blessed

in 1993 and then again in 2001 muslim immigrants to the united states attacked the world trade center in lower manhattan. after the 2001 attack brought down two of the world's tallest buildings killing thousands and sending the u.s. to war, new york's police department began closer developments of the large immigrant communities. the still young administration of mayor bill de blasio and william brattan ended the program this week. on this edition of the program, whether the policy worked, when and whether it should be permissible, and whether it's practices should run no the notion of profiling, collective guilt and probabl probable caus. >>> the assessment unit has been disbanded after spending a decade covertly monitoring muslim communities, subject to lawsuits and mounting public criticism, it was closed down by william brattan. in a statement tuesday the department said, understanding certain local demographics can be an useful practicer when assessing information regarding potential threats coming to the attention of the new york city police department. it has been determined th

. >> i intentionally chose not to live in new york city, which is the center of investment in the uniteds. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying, the person who has the most toys when they die wins. that's insane, right? why would that be true? and the idea that if you make -- i remember when i first started farallon, i was talking to someone about an investment situation, and there was someone who was trying to take control of the company and i said, that guy is an idiot. and the person i was talking to said, he's worth a lot more money than you are, tom. i don't think he could be so stupid. i started thinking, am i dumber than everybody who is richer than me? and i think no. and i'm not smarter than everybody i'm richer than. >> is that why you left wall street? >> i just didn't think -- i didn't think it would be a great place, and i don't think my wife thought it would be a great place to have little kids. and you know, if you like the outdoors, i mean, we're sitting in pescadero, california, in th

so i'm heading to one of the foremost longevity centers in the united states to see a doctor dedicatedradical life extension. >> welcome to grossman wellness center. go ahead and have a seat. >> now it's time to say what can i do to right some of the wrongs? >> hi, mr. spurlock. i'm paula. >> hi, paula. >> we'll take you back to see dr. grossman. morgan spurlock. >> hi. how are you? >> would you like a green tea or water? >> how are you today? >> i'm good. how are you? >> super, thanks? >> how long do you want to live? >> i talked to a lot of people about living forever. what would i need to do to potentially be able to live infinitely? >> the idea is to live long enough to take advantage of a technological change coming down the line. humans will have the ability to look at life expectancies of whatever they want. >> that's crazy. >> so how old are you? >> 43. >> and your diet? >> i mean, my diet's -- >> do you snack at all? >> who doesn't love a good cookie. pie. >> sugar is one of the biggest dietary health hazards. >> apple pie. blueberry pie. >> we refer to sugar as the white sata

mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> inside the cuyahoga county correction center, housing units an open door, not unlike the jail's other low security housing units. >> bunch of homosexuals. >> the trouble with you, you know, the people you associate with -- >> i'll pick my own friends. i'm a grown man. nobody don't pick my friends for me. >> i'm going to be picking you up off the floor, right? >> 9-d is reserved for inmates who might be victimized by a younger tougher crowd in other parts of the jail. >> you've been around homosexuals before? >> right. >> you got no problem with our lifestyle? >> no. >> well i wish you'd educate some of these other people in here. it's not like if i touch you it's going to rub off on you. right? >> right. >> i can touch you. see how he's blushing in his cheek. >> most of the men here are either older, gay, or transgender. like clarence culverson, issued an article of clothing not typically found in men's units. >> this is a county-issued jail bra. i keep up, because you're only issued one. so i take care of it like it's my very own. >> culvers

so i'm heading to one of the foremost longevity centers in the united states to see a doctor dedicatedradical life extension. >> welcome to grossman wellness center. go ahead and have a seat. >> now it's time to say what can i do to right some of the wrongs? >> hi, mr. spurlock. i'm paula. >> hi, paula. >> we'll take you back to see dr. grossman. morgan spurlock. >> hi. how are you? >> would you like a green tea or water? >> how are you today? >> i'm good. how are you? >> super, thanks? >> how long do you want to live? >> i talked to a lot of people about living forever. what would i need to do to potentially be able to live infinitely? >> the idea is to live long enough to take advantage of a technological change coming down the line. humans will have the ability to look at life expectancies of whatever they want. >> that's crazy. >> so how old are you? >> 43. >> and your diet? >> i mean, my diet's -- >> do you snack at all? >> who doesn't love a good cookie. pie. >> sugar is one of the biggest dietary health hazards. >> apple pie. blueberry pie. >> we refer to sugar as the white sata

there were 30 percent fewer drownings among kids five to 19. 4,000 people drowned in the united states and the centers for disease control says drownings have happened mostly on the weeks and you should be vigilant around water. >> detectives believe a boy charged with stabbing 21 students and a guard at the pittsburg area high school threatened two students before the attack cure to a search warrant. investigators say that alex hribal threatened the two over the phone and in voice mails. the students were not among those injured. four students remain hospitalized, three are in critical condition. crews hope to send the navy submarine back into the indian ocean to have a go at finding the malaysia airlines flight 370 . >> officials say nothing of interest was found yesterday during the six hours it was underwater. >>> a mess to clean up in mississippi after winds whipped through an r.v. park and the trailer was flipped on the roof on the gulf coast with first responders going through 30r. -- people in neighboring towns spent part of the last night in the dark and the storm, also, blew down power lines

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advised. >>> nathaniel jordan continues to bide his time in the mental health unit in cleveland's cuyahoga county correction center gazing out his window, or reading religious books, he has been nothing but calm and compliant. but when he first arrived, it was very different. >> this nation told me to shoot the [ bleep ] in the face! ahhh! >> due to his out-of-control behavior, jordan was never able to be formally booked into the jail. so today officer henderson will take him through the process. >> how are you doing, mr. jordan? i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. get your picture taken. >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to

center. >> we here in the united states army and the entire nation want you to know we stand with you, thate grieve with you, and that we will be here for you. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: remembered today, sergeant first class daniel ferguson, carlos rodriguez and sergeant timothy owens. >> it was love for country that inspired these three americans to put on the uniform and join the greatest army that the world has ever known. >> reporter: president obama attended the service with the first lady and met with grieving families before the memorial. the president also came to fort hood after the shooting rampage in 2009 when 13 were killed. >> part of what makes this so painful is that we've been here before. this tragedy tears a wound still raw from five years ago. >> reporter: because the accused gunman, specialist ivan lopez, was under psychiatric care, the need for better military mental health treatment was mentioned by every speaker. >> we must come together to identify the risk factors that lead to violence. to address the challenges of mental illness. >> reporter: investigators say lopez

. >> even at the jail visitation is conducted through a video link between the housing unit and a visitor center so here's the news of the week. right after i left for a few hours i started choking really hard, like i couldn't breathe. so i went to emergency, and i was there for four days. >> hmm. >> so they diagnosed me with pneumonia, c.o.p.d., congestive heart failure. >> really? >> yeah. they're going to monitor me real closely. >> that is not good. >> no, it's not good. it sounds horrible. >> i'll say a prayer for you. >> thank you. but it's good that they caught it. you know? >> right. >> and that i went to emergency. >> i have to stay positive so he can be positive too. he said, i don't know what i would ever do, grandma, if you weren't in my life. you know? that's how he feels. >> i love you very much. >> okay. i love you, too. >> we just move forward. on the right track. >> yeah. that's all you can do. >> yep. that's right. okay. we'll see you next week. >> okay. all right. have a good day, grandma. >> you too. love you. >> all right. all right. love you, too. >> bye. >> it's not very -

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center divide. a california highway patrol unit slowed traffic down and checked on the driver as well as another driver who stayed after almost being hit. both had minor injuries. the cause -- >> yes it was weather related as well as tire ware related. the driver ended up slipping and hitting the wall. she checked her tires and they were very worn. >> reporter: some mountain communities such as boulder creek, trees and big limbs came down from the rain. >> it came down really hard when it hit the house. you can feel it. the rain was really hard. what we have here is 160-foot tall redwood tree. probably 180-year-old tree that started knocking branches off of redwood trees going through the house. breaking the railing so the people hired us to come and cut all the branches so it doesn't hit their house again. >> reporter: we were learning or being reminded of lessons in dealing with these wet conditions today. so that could help people deal with this hopefully ongoing storm. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> marin county is the first in line to catch the bands of rain coming in off

united way. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on tuesday at 4:28.. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. those of us with a.c. may want to use it. mike? >> clean you will the filters or change them. they are tired or dirty from not working over the winter. you can see the winds are nonexistent with a breeze developing and that is why we are going to be warm. from the exploritorium you can see high pressure take over. if you are drying high-profile vehicles no need to worry about the wind. inland, 81 to 90 and today is a big-time jump in the temperatures around the bay young to 86 and from the coast to san francisco 71 to 75. leyla gulen has the commute. >> good morning, everyone, at 4:29. we have construction and as we take you to the east bay and 80 eastbound and westbound we have lanes blocked until 5:00 from buchanan to willow and as we lock from emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge we have flashing lights action. in a few hours the nba commissioner will address the controversy swirling around clpers owner sterling following a

now there is no tsunami warning for the west coast of the united states but the tsunami warning center is evaluating whether to issue a warning for hawaii. follow us on twitter or this site. more ahead open 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. of course if anything develops during this hour as well. >> back here. that powerful storm blue through the bay area bringing heavy rain hail and snow to the mountains. >> this is the view from behind the wheel heading down interstate 6 80 in danville this afternoon. slow going. our photographer says there were small pieces of ice mixed in with this rain. a little bit of hail. here's a rare sight. intense hail storm hit napa this morning blanketing back yards in ice pellet. here it coming down. posted on you tube by greg. we appreciate that video. let's look outside right now. still cloudy and tonight a game postponed because of the weather. let's check in with spencer christian really was coming down today. >> it was indeed dan you look at live doppler 7hd you can see the massive blanket of storminess if you will pushed through the bay area on to

center for human law. binghammed after lord that was one of the most revered law lords in the united kingdom. in the center already in its four-year history is making profound marks as an ngo devoted to human rights and human dignity. our ownlike to thank special events team for the work they did putting this event together and i would like to thank professor david cole helping put together this wonderful event and bring you to georgetown. my pleasure to introduce robert silvers, editor of the new york review of books. he has been the editor since its founding 50 years ago and remarkably enough thomason's the death of his co-editor barbara epstein, has personally edited every single piece in every issue of the new york review of books. i am proud if i read an entire issue. to edit an entire issue is remarkable. there is probably no other publication in english that more clearly is an expression of the editor's personality than the new york review. reflection ofis a the deep concern that has marked the editor as mr. silvers has written. the great political issues of power and its abuses have al

that person was taken to a burn unit at uc davis medical center where they passed away, i believe it night. >> and matt, do we know anymore from the witnesses though how this collision happened? what happened here? >> yeah, you know, well, chp told us that all throughout thursday that the basically we had a fedex truck that was driving southbound on the 5 very, very well traveled freeway here in california. and that truck from what i was told crossed for unknown reasons crossed the grassy medium from the southbound lane into the northbound lanes. and as it did that, it sideswiped a vehicle a passenger vehicle, and after it sideswiped that vehicle, it went headon with this charter bus carrying the students, and both the bus and the fedex bus exploded and that is where the witnesses hear the explosions and saw the flames. >> when you look at the image, the flame and the intensity and we heard from the young boy, the 17-year-old, you could see that the injuries on his face, taand the horror of trying to get off of that bus. unimaginable for the children, for the chaperones as well. do w