so moving right along the next one is for bartlett haul and richard is applying for a new permit a new restaurant on the ground floor of the spauld hotel it's been a welcome option for the travelers, etc. and expecting the entertainment will be small ensembles billions ambassador for weddings and private events he has hotel guests upstairs and wants to keep them happy not booking any loud acts or djs mr. will the in her is here to talk about that >> good evening keep in mind members of the commission and society director and staff i'm richard one the principles of bartlett haul and a commissioner on the hotels in the union square the spauld hotel and he does herbert hotel and the park hotel. bartlett hello is a welcoming restaurant the turn of the century designed by michael brendon no one who designed zero, zero and a number the bars on polk street. it has a chef by the name of manuel he was at maverick it burdened or burned down and before that at boulevard we serve a late diner service until 1 o'clock a.m. we're trying to accommodate the theatre crowd we have if you restaurant in th

public comme comment hello, again >> i'm michael nolte curling speak on behalf of district six the bartlett hall didn't two meetings on november 12th as a new restaurant applying for a liquor license and on june 10th when they were talking about a place of entertainment permit and i was not present at the june 10th meeting i was attending a funeral but the organization did support the permit because other people i'm not the only person in the organization sometimes, people think that but that's not the way it goes get the smiles on everybody's face that's good. the band i did a site refugee went off site to work at the premise as the permit officer from the tenderloin station mention that's a very upscale and new looking that's good to see it looks new and fresh and you know it looks like, you know, it is nice to look at something brand new and hopefully no one will wreck it. and i did talk to the manager at the time and asked to look at the security measures and stuff i was very thorough when i went there and i did have a discussion with the owner at the time also again, our organization i

visibility is down to only half a mile in bartlett. down to aurora, 3 mi.. a tense of a mile in kankakee. or to valparaiso just over one-third. use the low beams and use caution. cook county is looking good. we do have a dense fog the visor in effect until 9:00 a.m. all those counties shaded in a gray color this morning. looking around the region, we have dry conditions early on. we are expecting some showers and storms later in the day. the rain is still located in portions of western wisconsin and in iowa. even into northwestern missouri. it will arrive here until we get into the afternoon and into tonight. clouds will decrease. isolated storms potentially lead to hear hotonight. down to 69 degrees for below. 50 percent chance of showers and storms tuesday. for the next few days and this next week we will be nice and warm with a good chance of rain. wednesday, 20 percent chance of rain with a high of 84. let's go to traffic. >> you have the color palette going on talking about that sea foam gray color. >> bob cross would be happy. >> i'm proud of you. let'

you'll get scattered thunderstorms to come in tonight. 79 at midway. 78 and bartlett. wind is blowing south east. there is no when the last hour. in an environment like this you have these lake breezes coming during the afternoon. water temperature at 74. mold, as moderate and wheat pollen as high. their rough a fever season. there the sun burned times. the forecast is for a dome of high pressure. this is what it looks like. to receive a warm colors blossoming across the metro area pushing iran organizing jet to the north. later in the week and it will get hot around here. the week and it will get hot around here. (both whispering) talk at the station. do not whisper in my dining room. i'm sorry. i hadn't realized-- not that we're trying to hide anything. no, you don't want to hide anything. you just don't want me to hear anything. tell me about v.j. trundel. that's who you're talking about. he's an american success story, the epitome. i know. i watch television. i read magazines. i want to know what you know. confidentially? of course. he's the father of natalie delon

the haze is no order a result of the forest fires up to the north. 80 degrees at bartlett. 70 to lead midway you consider the effect of the rain. dew points hut in the 60 mark. there is no wind at o'hare and now. the committee is 39%. water temperatures season high of 71. moderate mold spores. no grass or tree pollen. 56 at 4:00. that is the time it takes four years can to start reacting. the coolest air stays north. will pump an some warmer temperatures. the real he continues in a dome out west of us as we move into next week. there's no sign that it will change. look at the temperatures. here's some of the rains that came down. here's a look at the temperatures on a warmer side. calumet city had 82. the vicinity of rain along the lake. it is only 70 of riverside. a time lapse of view of these thunderstorms moving and. see how the rain is coming in here. a few of the skyline from hedge water beach. you could see the rain's coming in here on the camera. here's our forecast for this afternoon building clubs. scattered showers. some gusty wind. high-temperature 83. >> you will have loca

. >> is already 80 at midway. 81 at bartlett. eighties over and michigan. >> double digits east wind blowing at the moment. 40 percent relative humidity. there is the water temperature at 74. that is exactly where it was one year ago. the mold, is high. look at the wind gusts coming in from the east. >> these are not gales but they are a little stronger. eighties and and and '70s that the like today. the same thing will happen on sunday as well. >> first tropical storm to make landfall in the hawaiian islands. so at 231 time this morning. it's it's about 55 mi. southwest of hilo. it is just off the shore line and moving away. the other islands are being impacted. what happens is the east wind with all of that moisture runs up against the mountains. that is a wall of granite that the wind is blowing up against. you can see how the eastern shore line is favored with the big brains.rains. >> the storm will continue east and northeast. the first of two expected to come through. this one will track to the north of the island's right o

dew point at 60. 65 in waukegan. 68 at o'hare. 65 in bartlett. 63 in union.he may have noticed today was warmer than normal. it's been a cooler summer. cooler than normal for all of july and for the beginning of august. this forecast will be one of our warmest. temperatures have taken a turn. upper 80's and even the low 90s. chance of showers and storms. the got the heavy downpours yesterday. the sun will go down today. better chance of rain tonight into tomorrow. showers and storms could produce some heavy rain. be on the lookout for that special thursday and into friday. the warm front comes through and sticks around for much of the upcoming weekend. 86 degrees today. that is warmer than normal. typical high with the low 80s. we're mostly cloudy. storms are likely. 89 thursday. 50 percent chance of rain. low 90s. >> a new crash in per when parliament and 14. expect added delays. crash with injuries. also, back up outbound kennedy roadwork will be in the two left lanes until 5:00 a.m.. you can see its down to 41 mi. per hour. just add a few extra minutes to

it's 72 degrees in bartlett. 73 in midway. a stormy start. a warm front moving across the north. ahead of that we have scoured scattered showers and storms. all of this is moving off to the east and north east. could get caught on with a heavy downpour lightning and founder. it will lift to the north and east. more storms will develop tonight and because of that some of the storms could be strong leader on. slight risk of severe weather right through the area. 88 today. scatter storms on and off. but some peaks of son during the middle part of the day. a warm and muggy day mostly scattered storms later on. scatter storms friday early in the day. otherwise present high of 90 degrees to moral purity to greece on saturday with a few scattered storms. less rain more on sunday and monday. >> still ahead, the latest on the ebola price crisis as a protest erupted. >> and the ice bucket challenge breaks records for als. police are looking for what many call the selfie burglars. >> and trending this morning, ochthe ebola outbreak led to a violent protest in liberia. four people were injur

kevin bartlett/vallejo police one of the vehicles pulled out in front of them and they got into an accident, which caused them to jackknife and rollover onto one of the other cars. >> the car was pretty much demolished , we didn't know if the guy was alive or not, it took them 2 hours to get the guy out using the jaws of life, but it's a miracle they pulled him out and he was alive. >> dan kerman in fact, everyone survived, one firefighter and the driver of one of the other cars remain hospitalized, but neither has life threatening injuries >> it was maybe the most frightening thing i have seen in my life i've only seen this on tv but not in real life >> dan kerman sunday, station 21 had a backup ladder truck parked in the space normally reserved for truck 21 now out of service. probably for good firefighters would not comment pending the outcome of the investigation the cause of the crash and the determination of who is at fault remain under investigation. vallejo police say they are just pleased no one was critically injured. in vallejo, dan kerman, kron 4 news >> vicki liviakis a west ma

we continue to see temperatures around 65. 69 and bartlett. we know these numbers are warmer than normal for this time of the day. typically talking upper 50s low 60s. the reason why is the rain and the cloud cover. the heaviest of the rain is in southern lake county. the page county discovered and even towards kane county we have some leiter scattered showers. down here we have a good rain. as we continue to the south, a line continues just up down by kankakee. here's the bottom line, showers will continue off and on through the day and night. 79 today. cross had temperature is 75. up to 79 wednesday. >> still had,still ahead ... rory mc-ilroy makes a big save after winning the p-g-a championship. we'll show you. markets ended a volatile week marcus is up next with tips for barbecuing at any time of the day, even for breakfast. so this board gives me rates on progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive and they're them. -yes. -but they're here. -yes. -are you... -there? -yes. -no. -are you them? i'm me. b

it's 61 and bartlett. 59 in union. looking around the region, called car coming in from the south and west. but not much. we will decrease by a low pressure system that moves to the south for in the chance of showers and storms south of the into tonight and into tomorrow. this will not be a direct hit. the chance of rain in chicago is quite low. before saturday it's a different story. better chance of rain. a little cooler along the lake. tamara's high temperature is 80. 30 percent chance of rain. saturday with a 30 percent chance of rain high temperature reaching 79 degrees. >> still ahead, details on a major computer preach against the homeland's security contractor. and find out what a sports illustrated model did before throwing out a flawless first pitch. and what a petition is asking of weird al in quebec. the blac stocks bounced low down adding 13 s&p was flat. a multi-billion dollar settlement in the financial crisis of 2008. bank of america has tentatively agreed to pay more than $16- and-a-half billion dollar

joining me now in our rapid response panel, bruce bartlett, former reagan and george h.w.policy adviser. also, dr. lafer, a former reagan economic adviser. i want to hear, just clean state what both of you gentlemen think about the report. >> i think it's very credible. i think what they show is the income distribute has become more unequal. what they also said in that article, which i thought was also of note, is this is the worst recovery from a trough in over 50 years. and, you know, i would reverse the process there, ed. i think it's really the income distribution is caused by the slow recovery rather than the slow recovery is caused by the income distribution. and if we had faster growth, the poor, the minority, the disenfranchised, all those people who aren't earning income, they are the ones who have been hurt the most and they're the ones who aren't spending and getting this thing back on track. >> doctor, you have a fundamental disagreement with the way we have rebuilt the economy and brought these jobs back into it. >> yes, i do. >> you don't think we've done it

. >> reporter: certified expert mike cheni am from bartlett tree experts instead wants to blame usual summer leaf change on weather and root cause insects, disease anus. >> sometimes pauting pennsylvania path yes over root system. >> reporter: or dumping mulch offer pruning or over lawn mower runness. if that isn't fix things like white scale or ash bark beetle holes and more will take over. changing leaves, before killing trees. sometimes the damage can't be cured now you have to notice it now and then cure it in the springtime. many out in the wild trees still look like summer, in fall color change but note is what can happen, closer trees get to man this out in the open arbitrary looks perfect but arbitrary across a paved street in the neighborhood a sickly version that needs human intervention to undue human intervention. >> sometimes loving them to death allowing insects and disease to have an easier time with them. >> reporter: massacre raiding the problem with so-called early fall color. one of the things changing color and if you are allergic to poison ivy as i am, poison ivy

. >> reporter: certified expert mike cheni from bartlett tree experts want blame for usual summer leafange not on weather but on the root cause, insects, disease anus. >> sometimes it is putting patio over root system. >> reporter: dumping that mulch in the base of trees or over pruning or loan more run ins, all that is fixable but if it isn't things like white scale or ash bark beetle holes, and more, will take over. changing leaves, before killing trees. sometimes damage just can't be cured now you have to notice it and cure it in the spring. many out in the wild trees still look like summer, in fall color change but note is what can happen closer trees get to man. this out in the open arbitrary looks perfect, but the arbitrary across the paved street in the neighborhood, a sickly version that needs human intervention to undue human intervention. >> sometimes loving them to death allowing insects and diseases having an easier time. >> reporter: massacre raiding the problem with so-called early fall color n burlington, carol erickson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the healthwatch ton

general bartlett, a union general, was down in this hole.tunately for him, his cork leg was shatter and not his one remaining good leg. he had lost his cork leg at gettysbu gettysburg. there were native americans here today. a few indians of the first michigan sharpshooters did plen did work. some of them were mortally wounded and drawing their blouses over their faces they chanted a death song and died, four of them in a group. now, this is a story most people probably have never really realized, but, you know, there are native americans on both sides. it was highly likely that native americans fought native americans right out here. there were catawbas in the 17th south carolina and they were just north of the crater. in the crater there were menominees in the 37th wisconsin infantry and also company k of the first michigan sharpshooters were in the crater. so it's probable and highly likely you had natives fighting against natives. this one company ft. first michigan had ottawa, o jib way, chippewa, and potawatomi tribes in this regiment.