one of three people park arrested in lot fast-food restaurant 79th and vincennes october 2010 edward howard jr facing up to five years behind bars sentenced next month. ultimate political punishment has not happened in a century several lawmakers recommend expelling the indicted rep. derrick smith from the illinois house committee voted 11-1 to strip the west side democrat of his seat. federal bribery charges accused of taking $7,000 in a bribe if the house agrees rep. derrick smith would be the first legislator 100 years to be kicked out. >> with a heavy heart that we take this action today i think i speak for each and everyone of us. sad day for us. very sad day for the illinois house of representatives. his lawyer argued nobel should not be penalized before his legal trial. west side democrat remains on the ballot for november election. the witness who brought down governor of sao blagojevich tons to present himself a former insider in the ad blagojevich ministration convicted of fraud and money- laundering 66 years old stuart levine on the right to schemed to squeeze millions of dollars

sergeant edward howard junior is accused of smacking gregory jeffries four times outside a king gyros restaurant in october 2010. most of the incident was captured on surveillance video. on the first day of the trial yesterday, jeffries claims his face was left swollen and bleeding. but, howard's laywer argued he was defending himself that night, and jeffries was going to spit on him. the trial resumes next week. illinois is now one of 26 states across the country experiencing severe drought conditions... as we can see from where wgn's nancy loo is live... lawns and grass are suffering, nancy? >>we are in lincoln park. you can see the grass is not greener on any side of town right now ... if you needed an official declaration to know that the situation is severe. it is so bad the city fiercely could lose thousands of trees ... >>it's not just lincoln park there's more yellow and green and every chicago park morning watering and sprinkling is keeping many spots thriving but the severe drought means that stormthere are water restrictions throughout ... the chicago area has seen half an

. >> lieutenant edward howard currently runs "c" cell house. >> "c" cell house is the largest cell house in the state of indiana, second largest in the nation. we have 386 offenders here. i've been here 13 years. i spent half of my time in this cell house from an officer to a sergeant to a lieutenant and i've always said if you could run this cell house, you can run anything here. holiness, how are you? >> i'm fine and yourself? >> i'm great. staying out of trouble? >> no doubt. >> i see you're making your hollywood debut? >> is that what it is? all right. my secret to running the "c" cell house is respect, communication, talking to these guys like men. i don't treat them like children. they're grown men. they ask me a question, i give them an honest answer. if i don't have the answer, then i'll find the answer for them. i've responded to many emergencies, fights, stabbings, numerous medical emergencies, hangings, but personally, me, no, i've never been assaulted. >> lieutenant kris st. martin was one of the first women to work at indiana state prison. an isp veteran of 16 years, she was

continues our live team coverage with more on how the decision impacts the healthy howard initiative. >> lashawnda edwards was concerned. it is time for her to get some benefits. >> i am very excited. i am ecstatic. >> sing a specialist should no longer cost to rudder dollars a visit. something she could not afford. she is relieved by the supreme court's decision from the health-care plan. >> i was so excited. i was like, yes. the past it. >> she is 29 and suffers from sickle cell anemia. laid off from a mortgage job, she lost company health benefits and said insurance carriers she contacted denied coverage because she has a pre-existing condition. >> this is a historic day where individuals will get health care they deserve. >> she is ready to spread the word about the new health care law. >> every day we serve people who did not have access to health care, the door without prescription drugs, they go without specialty care services and we are thrilled and amazed. >> this will lead to better health care. >> five years ago i was diagnosed with early onset parkinsons' disease and you guys have known me, no

edward r. murrow or howard p. smith, the notion that we have to confront evil and when we see it -- sometimes you have to lose your object city in order to talk about a genocide or talk about -- good journalism can shift public policy. like "and uncle tom's cabin" on avolition or rachel carson on the environment and there is still a hope. edward r. murrow's maybe long dead but the shadow is all over our foreign correspondents. they want to get in there and go after the bad guys. >> let's run a clip of edward r. murrow for those who have never seen him. this is from "person to person." was not exactly top journalism. >> good evening. i'm ed murrow. the name of the program is open " person to person." what sort of fellow is my to live with? -- mike to live with? >> the real answer? he is the nicest person i have met before. >> this little after eight months and two days. >> is he wearing makeup? he is retired. >> when mr. demille found out we were the one to have a baby he said if it is a boy he can play the infant

. >> dana: it n 2004, just think the democrats actually could have nominated howard dean or john edwardstheir candidate to run against president bush. they could have been in the white house. that was the kind of person they were willing to nominate. this attack on the war on everybody. i'm bored. i'm bored. if we were at dinner i would get up and go to restroom and never come back. it's so phony. >> greg: you are waging a war on war. >> dana: war on war. >> bob: you do it at greg's house. >> andrea: what if we said howard dean hates puppies. >> dana: that is as accurate. >> bob: on a serious note, this is absurd to suggest that they don't like latinos. it's not fond of gays. it's true. >> dana: that is not true. that is not true. >> bob: if you look at polls, i think you say the republicansend to be more, less inclined for gay marriage and -- >> dana: that doesn't mean they don't like gay people. >> bob: i stand corrected. when it comes to capitol hill, legislature in the senate. they proved themselves again and again with a dream act. sit down and talk about a reasonable immigration po

big man, edward howard.se were all comrades in the open area that drew many of us from across the country. without further ado, i want to bring my leader, my friend, my comrade, my brother, bobby seale. [applause] [applause] >> as we used to say in all of our sloganizing, right on. >> right on. >> power to the people. down with the racist, fascist pig. no more patients in our community. party members, they blew my mind. they said, i'm telling you, just the way it all happened, you know what i mean. i look back and say, while, i was a young engineer on the gym and nine missile program right outside of oakland. and i worked at night and took nine credit hours as a man in college. i majored as an engineer design major. one day i got interested in all this civil rights stuff. i walked across the streets. the afro-american association. tell it like it is. i walked over and started listening to him and saw a guy i knew called william run field. i walked up to william and said, you part of this group? he said, yes.

edward lawrence for cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up, howard has the forecast in just a moment. >> jc, a beautiful day out here. humidity levels way down. really, really comfortable stuff. unfortunately some high heat comes tomorrow. one thing i want to tell you, the allergens are way up there. just got the numbers from walter reed, the army allergy extract lack. the mold is high. i'll be back with the forecast when 9news now returns. >>> adultery, unexpected pregnancy and a cold blooded murder. these are some of the themes of a new play called "up on the roof" and it's going to be performed at the eadvantage cal -- eadvantage cal came thee recall. with me is elder kevin matthews. the cathedral is a sponsor of our show. we're always delighted to have you. >> we're always delighted to be here. >> besides being a religious institution, it has the reputation of performing and providing these incredible theater performances. tell me about "up on the roof." what is it about? >>it's a very interesting story. it's about king david. i believe that the audience would love this story becaus

i know. >> howard, edward, guys, thank you very much, we appreciate it. >>> let's look at the markets, it seems people are waiting to see what happens with that adp report. we're expecting that at 8:15. right now the futures up, but just barely. oil prices have been down slightly this morning. right now you'll see there's the european markets we're looking at again, we're going to be taking our cues from what we hear in half an hour's time. overnight in asia, you did see the nikkei down slightly. most of the markets are closed for major holidays. oil prices down to $91.22. take a look at the ten-year yielding 1.61%, the yield keeps getting crushed lower and lower. you'll see the dollar is up against the euro, 1.2914, and gold prices up $5.50. up to $1,781.10, we have a check on what's moving the markets this morning. not much until we get that adp report. plus, the weather channel taking new steps to keep you informed of winter storms. the details right after this. >>> and a little later this morning, irene rosenfeld. of course, the company formally known as kraft, she's going to be t

edwards and dean and gephardt. dean dropped out of the race after that. howards no longer the front-runner, and he made that gaffe, shall we say. >> if only they hadn't done it. thank you. pretty cool. we have to have you back on. thank you. >> absolutely. thank you so much. >>> up next, do you think today's jobs report raised the president's debate performance. maybe an if only moment in life. it's the "news nation" gut check. our social media producer picked out this one today. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard to breathe, and how that feels. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medi

sean shannon, jay moore, libby revat, edward towe, helen quong, giddy burrows, luke jillian, michael sward, steven curo, shelly er, sophie brian, catherine howard, patrick dowd, francisco ris. >> good evening, commissioners, thanks very much for hearing this tonight. this is my son, he wants to say a few words first. >> my name is lehman. i play on the travel team. 50% of my games are canceled because the fields are closed. when i was -- i would like the field to be turned into astro turf. >> so, commissioners, i coach liam's team with a couple of other parents. we've been very active and involved with kids soccer in the city. we've seen how successful crocker amazon has been. you go there, it's an incredible sight to see on a saturday morning. there are hundreds of kids that are there and i think beach chalet, i play there, played soccer there, played irish football there, it's a great facility. i think it could be used to its potential. we've got rugby and we've got lacrosse, we've got baseball, we've got so many sports that would benefit greatly to have the field astro turf'd. i know everybody's concerned about the impacts against the enviro

edwards with the shot clock winding down. mason defeats 54-50. they are 11-2 in conference play. other local scores, american edge 59-58. over gw, 86-75 and howard falls to maryland. eastern shore 78-65. >> tony bennett and 16th ranked virginia on the road. won florida state. second half, cavaliers were down, but they went on a 14-0 run. the steal and the wide open lay in. virginia takes a 45-44 lead. michael, a long three pointer. it is good. the seminole bench getting excited. to joe harris, a good look to tie the game, but the three is not going to fall. virginia, they fall to florida state. 58-55. the seminoles seventh straight acc win. >> >> set greenberg and virginia tech hosting clemson. watch marquis, soaring one handed putback. he also fouled. that's a three-point play. the hokies hold on to defeat clemson. they improve to 2-6 in acc play. >> it's time for a quick break. coming up, the great eight make their way to the lineup. stay with us.  >>> welcome back. the odds were stacked against the odds. they hosted the number one team in the pacific division. the l.a. clippers. a team that has gotten the best of them the la

hillary clinton and joe lieberman and howard dean and, you know, president gore, john edwards. lots of good stuff coming our way. help us decorate. seem you tomorrow night, everybody. wewelcome to the young turks. today, attorney general eric holder throws down against congressman isa. >> i am offering to sit down by myself and offering to sit down with the speaker, the chairman, with you whoever, to try to work our way through this in an attempt to avoid a constitutional crisis. >> it's a good thing he didn't look backwards to find out the crimes of bush. the republicans are looking backwards on holder to hold him accountable. interesting. yes see that coming. we will discusses that first. and then they told us there is nothing we can do but hand the money to the banks. we've got to do it. but it turns out there is a different example: >> the government privateized iceland's three largest banks. result was one of the purest experiments in financial de deregulation ever conducted. >> what did iceland do right and what did it do wrong? there is so much to learn from that. you wo

howard dean were inn the front. they attack each other viciously. at the last moment, kerry and edwards slipped right in, won iowawa and were on the ticket. all the other candidates were heads above the hedges and have gotten a lot of artillery in coming as a r result except santorum. he was sort of written off. all these negativeds in iowa -- paul attacking bachmann, bachmann attackiking gingrich etc. -the only one who was not attached is santorum. he is now getting this moment, and the timing is perfect. there was one attack o on him a day or two ago, but its not going to work. he w will now, if he emerges, probably top three, b the not- romney not l is not a plausible presidential candidate in the -- what paul is not a plaible presidential candidate in the end. everyther candidate who has had his moment in the sun has come down. >> it is more than just not being attacked. he also has some positives that have not been noticed as much outside of iowowa. ththe evangelical conservatives in iowa which represent a big part of the caucus constituency, have been the ones who have been shippi

. >> i want to ask him a question because, edward, i'm from where you are, howard county, neighboringrd members. i was the representative for howard county for the school board, so we didn't have as much power as you guys do now. so what are you hoping? what's the main thing you hope to accomplish? >> i believe the main thing that we have to do in prince georges counsel county, is hire, support, and retain highly qualified teachers. i want to hire and retain and support highly qualified teachers. i want to work with the community. i believe schools should absolutely be the hubs of our community. if we do that, i believe every student can learn and will achieve. >> and edward, just respond really quick to folks who are wondering, how do these teenagers, what do they know about politics or running anything to be on the school board? >> absolutely. on the school board we have ten members in prince georges county and i believe it's important to have diversity. we're trying to prepare our students to go to college and i'm in college now. we need fresh ideas, new leadership in order to move

edwards, got something? >> keith. one of the things i love about howard schultz is he's constantly innovating. there's a lot of talk in seattle about the new smoothy initiative they have going plus the alcohol that they're trying out in a number of stores. what do you think about the possibility for either of those gk forward? >> these are all the little things around the margin that let you, you know, get a little more productivity out of the box and leverage your combined retail store base and consumer products business. you can cross pollinate marketing efforts. one thing that doesn't get enough attention is tea. it's a category bigger than coffee globally. to be honest, i think they underexecuted on this. if you launch a legitimate tea effort in the afternoon and evening, that's instant comp in that day part. there's a lot to do. >> the stock has had a great run. is there anything as zach suggested next to me in the earlier segment that would show any skepticism here that the stock can't continue to keep going the way it has? do you have any? >> i think it's tough to bet against it. the bl

edward r. murrow. you can imagine. >> i am joined now by howard kurtz of reliable sources, i was reading background before it came on and found it amazing that mike wallace was born before most americans even had a radio in their home and now he is this storied newsman in it. v, but you don't stay in it. v that long, do those kind of interviews with so many different people without breaking some china. >> well, i tangled with mike wallace on occasion. he was an extraordinarily passionate journalist who didn't want to hang it up. he kept announcing he was retiring and then would you see him back on "60 minutes" the next week. let's not crown him, let's not make him into a saint. he was very aggressive. he really pioneered what came to be known, ambush interview, the cameras would go after some miscreant on the street. "60 minutes" moved away from that after 10 or 15 years and mike wallace distanced himself from that. some was staged and the thing we would frown a bit upon today. there was a time when i wrote about mike wallace conducting a hidden camera interview a report here can had come she thought to f

reporting live from the howard theatre, jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> let's take a look of the john edwardstrial. closing arguments are expected to begin today. the defense rested yesterday without calling a words, his daughter or his mistress to the stand. during two days of testimony the defense call several witnesses and four -- focused on the question of whether he violated federal campaign finance law. the jury could get the case as soon as tomorrow. it is 65 degrees. >> still ahead new developments surrounding the fired syracuse assistant basketball coach. while his wife is suing espn. >> more reasons to slow down in the district, details on plans to more than double the number speed and red light camera. >> we have another check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. volume building out there. >> do you know someone who lives with diabetes? or do you own a bicycle? join us for the stour. >> good morning, washington. >> thursday morning, beautiful. it does not get any better than this in may. we will have low humidity bright sunshine, high temperatures in the mid 70's. if only that

howard dean were in the front. they attacked each other viciously in ads. at the last moment, kerry anne edwards slipped in and of course were on the ticket. -- kerry and edwards said in an aura of course were on the ticket. all of those with their heads above the edges have gotten a lot of artillery it at them as a result, except santorum. the only one who has not been touched is santorum. he is now the one who is getting his moment, but the timing is perfect, because he is at the end and there will be any time. there was one attack on him a day or two ago, but it is not going to work. he will now, if he emerges, probably top three, be the non- romney did ron paul is not a possible presidential candidate in the end. i think he will get in coming, and we will see how he stands up to it. every other candidate who has had his moment in the sun has come down. >> is more than just not being attacked, though. he has some positives that have not been noticed as much outside of iowa. the evangelical conservatives in iowa, which represent a big part of the caucus constituency, they have been the ones wh

have multiperson races and so the 2004 howard dean richard gephart, it's famously called a murder-suicide in iowa. gephardt went after dean, and then kerry and edwards were able to take one or two in iowa. and i think actually a bit of santorum can be explained by romney and gingrich going after each other so heavily in iowa, there wasn't much advertising in new hampshire, actually, in iowa, in south carolina, in florida. and what happens is, you know, one of the reasons why burger king might not go after mcdonald's is that if they go after mcdonald's, it then benefits wendy's. so if you -- so i do think there has been an unusually high level of negative advertise iing in t particular presidential primary. and also the ability of, what jane was saying, it used to be, you would win a primary and then it would take you a week or two to raise money. now a win can be a $5 million check within 30 minutes and that can be wired right to the television stations. it's the speed at which that request happen, i think. >> you talk about how you can see something on a website one day and an ad the next day. the information months before the ad actually being ran

joining us with their reaction, former manager for howard dean, john edwards campaign, joe trippi, and think the vice president resonated well? because he was conversant on so many issues with undecideds? , i think he did that, but he clearly, i think, overdid the smirking and the laughing thing in a way that i think hurt his performance. to whatever extent, i think most of the instant polls show it being actually kind of a toss-up with a leaning towards ripe or slightly towards biden depending on which poll it is. but the fact of the matter is, i think he could have done much better had he dispensed with all the smirking and the facial things that he was doing during that debate. >> brian: angela, it seemed like the chairman ryan had almost like a sly smile on. did that hurt him? >> no, it didn't hurt him. i wish he would have had more time to explain himself. the moderator was not fair to him. in the beginning, she wasn't. for biden, he was the attack dog. if it was his purpose to energize the democratic base, he did do that last night, but joe, you guys should be worried that less t

howard. >>> stars of the hit comedy modern family file a lawsuit. >> edward lawrence has more on that and theest of the day's entertainment news right now. >> reporter: a judge in chicago sentenced william balfour to life in prison without parole for the shooting deaths of jennifer hudson's mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew. balfour who was married to hudson's sister killed the family in a jealous rage in 2008. the academy award winner was in court for the sentencing but did not speak. >>> stars of the modern family sitcom filed a lawsuit saying their contracts are illegal because california lou doesn't allow personal contracts to last more than seven years. the lawsuit represents five cast members. >> the only rule is never let your target escape even if your target is you. >> the time trammer thriller "looper" opens this year's toronto film festival. it stars bruce lewis as a hit man who sets off to kill his futureself. >> there is the best bad idea we have, sir, by far. >> and ben afleck's latest film will be presented as well. chuck berry is getting a big honor. the rock 'n' roll hall

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former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, deputy new york city mayor howard wolfson and editor of the "new york times" magazine edwardg and company's chris jansing joins us now. you have been on the roa

alluded to, he mentioned in 2004 when gephardt and howard dean then in iowa did a pretty good job of destroying each other to the benefit of john edwards and john kerry. so, i guess that's part of the dynamic that you're talking about. >> absolutely. >> are there examples of -- this is to both of you -- of other negative campaigns or comparative campaigns in the commercial space that, you know, might provide good lessons and models for political candidates? >> there's a famous case back in the 1950s when people were getting into pressure cooking. slow cooking through pressure cookers. and there was a case where one or two of the pressure cookers blew up. and the maker of that pressure cooker ran a full-page ad in the newspaper, said "will not blow up." and people didn't buy pressure cooker for years because they'd never heard that they could blow up. >> it's like airlines don't advertise about the fact that there were no crashes last year. >> right. >> which is an astonishing feat but it's not -- >> the reason they don't do that is god forbid they should crash the next week, the next month that that would be thrown in. i think there's

alluded to, he mentioned in 2004 when gephardt and howard dean then in iowa did a pretty good job of destroying each other to the benefit of john edwards and john kerry so i guess that's part of the dynamic that you're talking about. are there examples of -- this is to both of you of other negative campaigns in the commercial space that might provide good lessons and models for political candidates? >> there's a famous case back in the 1950s when people were getting into pressure cooking. slow cooking through pressure cookers. it can come back and bite you. >> advertisers don't advertise about the fact that there were no crashes last week. >> the reason they don't do that is god forbid they should crash the next week, the next month that that would be thrown in. i think there's a lot of keeping your powder dry for brands that wrath their than risk the gotcha back and forth they will choose not to advertise. i think that's happening more and more is that it's like comparison. political advertising feels like it's gone to the extreme. super negative super quick. for grand advertising i'm intrigued watching audi and bmws. in the rise of a

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former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, deputy new york city mayor howard wolfson and editor of the "new york times" magazine edward lindgren. jansing and company's chris jansing joins us now. you have been on the road a lot this year to some very terrible places in the wake of some very serious american tragedies, but this one, if i dare say it, seems a little bit different. give us your sense of your take on the move -- as far as the mood on the ground and how the community is reacting m days since the tragedy. >> alex, it would be difficult to even begin to try to express the depth and the breadth of the pain that this community is feeling and will feel all weeklong. the first of a series of funerals is getting underway right now. i'll show you a page from the local paper, and there are two pages of obituaries of children. we've just learned that governor dan malloy has shown up at the funeral of little noah, 6 years old, noah posner, who has a twin and an 8-year-old sister, and there was a heartbreaking question asked in his obituary. how do you capture the essence of a 6-year-old in just a few words? when i fi

edward lawrence. >>> good morning, thank you for watching 9news now on this president's day. i'm san drey areason. >>> and i'm mike haiduk -- i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk. >>> and howardbernstein is here with your weather forecast, if you are going out today. >> reporter: the good news is, the weather is going to be fine and the traffic is going to be fine. you don't have to leave the house maybe as early as you normally do. >> and all those president's

edwards or his former mistress riel hunter. >>> our time is 4:37. we hope you enjoyed the weekend because we are in for an overcast monday. at 4:00 3-d howard will let us know if more showers are headed our way. >>> general motors makes another announcement about its advertising. >> the post shuttle private space flight. >> we are back in two minutes. welcome back. keep the rain gear handy. we have drizzle and spa and a few showers as well. maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon with highs in the mid-70s. i'm already looking ahead to the coming weekend. right now monica is in with timesaver traffic. >> reporter: southbound 395 a live look at an accident on the shoulder before duke street and obviously traffic is light. northbound 3-9d 5 is also good between the beltway and the 14th street bridge. coming up in my next report, we'll go into maryland. >>> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >>> jessica doyle, facebook was supposed to take off like a rocket right? >> so much for that. it is going to finish pretty much where it started on friday. the company, of course went public friday with an offering price of $38 a share. it j

howard theatre tomorrow in northwest d.c. from 11:00 until 10:00. and on thursday there is a memorial service at the convention center. >> a juror issue in the john edwardsned the panel not to discuss the case outside the panel. john edwards is charged with using campaign donations to hide his pregnant mistress during the presidential race in 28008. >> the avengers spent weeks at the box office, but there's a new movie in the number one spot. >> >> time to a check on traffic and weather on this monday morning. >> adam caskey. there was a pop-up thunderstorm last night. >> it came in from pennsylvania and pushed through the metro area. it lost a lot of punch as it moved into town, especially downtown on the national mall. but it produced over an inch of rain northwest of washington. it is 75 in reston, 71 in aldie. around 70 degrees for the most part. 67 in suitland. fort washington, 66. we will be partly cloudy today near 94 the high temperature. -- 90 for the high temperature. it will feel like the mid 90's when you factor in the humidity. a lot of us will be outdoors, but it will be hot and humid. slight chance of a later date thundershower this aftern