, 18 months after the braun's first applied. >> warner: for the record, bank of america was a newshour underwriter when that story was produced. paul's reporting continues online, where he's following up on the people featured in this week's series. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: the paralyzed air travel system in the northeast slowly came to life, but many thousands of would-be travelers waited yet another day for flights home; thousands of russians were stranded for a third day at major airports in moscow after freezing rain knocked out power on sunday; and the nato death toll in afghanistan reached 700 for the year, by far the highest annual total yet. and to hari sreenivasan in our newsroom for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> reporter: there's more from spencer's interviews on health care reform in california, plus you can watch betty ann bowser's story about the brewing political battle over the new law in wisconsin. on "art beat," jeffrey brown talks to veteran "national geographic" photojournalist william albert allard about a new retrospective of hi

specifically, i spoke to the brady neighborhood groups, which is braun when bailey -- bronwen bailey. i emailed lynn valencia, and the neighbors part of that campaign. she has not gone back to me. ms. bailey lives on part of this 101 valencia. i send e-mail to the family that had two children and lived at 63 haight st. i reached out to them and i have not gotten back to me yet. i left a couple of voice mail messages for tiffany liu, one of the people who was concerned before. she has not gotten back to us. we want to have a meeting with these neighborhood groups and with the people involved and worked it out. other than that, i think it is all in the application. this is right on the corner of new octavia freeway that goes out and connect with -- connects with oakenfeld street. it is a fairly noisy corner. our clients are going to have a food operation. the have a successful operation. this is good to be similar, with inexpensive food and drinks and deejays. maybe there will be some drag shows, etc.. my clients will answer any questions. commissioner meko: mr. renny, i thank you. no o

reverend james meeks picks up 7% followed by braun with 6%. and former senator roland burris who has 2%. here's a break down by race. among black voters 30% are undecide. 21% would vote for davis. emanuel picks up 19% of the black vote. followed by meeks, mosley braun and burris. and emanuel gets 27% of latino voters. more than chico combined. emanuel get 46% of the white votes. the numbers show emanuel has a diverse coalition of supporters. while chico has ground to make up in the black community and davis' is mostly among black voters. emanuel was the only who did not appear at a forum tonight. >> i am attending every single forum i'm invited to because it's the best way to talk to directly. >> reporter: answers about violence and prevention. >> nobody cares more about this issue than i do. >> reporter: offstage, chico said he's frantically raising money to get his message out. >> have the resources to more than compete. >> reporter: meeks says he's planning to unveil his planning tomorrow. >> it will be different from any message you've hea

heatley sets up justin braun. sharks win 4-0. >>> rough flight for stephen curry.st seven points. warios were playing catch up all night against phoenix. almost didn't catch up. steve nash with 16 assists. grant hill and son hung on to beat the warriors. >>> lebron james returned to cleveland. despite being booed all night lebron james played three quarters. 118-90. heat pounded the cavs. >>> michael vick threw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns. philly wins 34-24 to improve to 8-4. >>> tiger woods. how do you like that? tiger woods atop the leaderboard at the chevron world challenge. nearly got the chip in to go on number 12 right there. that was for birdy. he would get a par but he shot a seven under 60 to take a one- shot lead. he was looking for a flaw last round today before he bogeyed 18. >> still played well. >> not a nonsanctioned pga event. doesn't really count but at least it is a chance to go home a winner for the holidays. >> if he wins, when he wins, i'm hoping we won't start the tying, hype again. >> i have a question about lebron james. how come w

of experience showed up and they were struggling to contend that the women's however after wards braun's paralympic medalist norway gave credit to the holes the russians levels of for i think they have a lot a lot to build to build on and. in europe probably. ten top ten i think for sure a bright future of sledge holding russia is also no doubt for the russian paralympic committee livy going to go we are currently in talks with some sponsors i think will sign agreements soon sledge hockey is a very entertaining sport therefore it's interesting for the sponsors. and the national sled hockey team will hope to get more investment and draw bigger attention as they're aiming to wean medals at the paralympic games of two hundred fourteen in solitude but here's to voc our team. things are getting bigger in los angeles once again with the tarring andree binah making his season debut for the lakers this. seven foot center having seven points in his first game back from knee surgery the defending champions coasted home against the wizards washington center . hoping he will tough to repeat finals i

new series 7, only from braun. >> mike: this is disappointment in general for the texan, specificallilyeek ten. glover quin, knock ttd down not waiting arms of mike thomas. jacksonville won, they are in first place h. very next week. texans rally against the jets. take a lead. mark sanchez comes down the field and quin is the one chasing santonio holmes. it's been last minute come from behind wins by the opponents. now texans, pull off some of that magic to force overtime? and ravens have to be very careful. people are saying, why don't you blitz? well, number 80 is the big reason why you don't want to blitz. the ravens have got to get a rush, and hopefully this clock stoppage helped terrell suggs. he's the one guy that can give it to him. >>> you were talking about how tired this ravens team looks in the timeout. they face 42 plays in this half. it's third and six. pressure, webb hits schaub. got past one man. now we'll have fourth and a yard h. rookie nakamura was out there. ray lewis made the tackle. here we go, game on the line here. >> ron: ravens under pressure. >> mike: raven tim

lack of experience showed up and they were struggling to contend that the winds however after wards braun's paralympic manolis norway gave credit to the holes to russia's levels of four i think they have a lot a lot to build to build on and. in europe probably. ten top ten i think for sure a bright future sledge holding russia is also no doubt for the russian paralympic committee. to go who are currently in talks with some sponsors i think will sign agreements soon sledge hockey is a very entertaining sport therefore it's interesting for the sponsors. and the national sledge hockey team will hope to get more investment and draw bigger attention as they're aiming to wean medals at the paralympic games of two hundred fourteen in saudi but here's iraq r t. and finally russians home as want to silver's all the opening day of a short course well championships in dubai. the peak of wednesday's action however saw a chinese women post a new world record eight hundred meter freestyle relay recorded finishing with a time of seven minutes thirty five point nine nine hundred four seconds that's nearly

london we go to robert oulds he's director of the bruges group and in amsterdam we cross to harry von braun now he is a dutch socialist party member of parliament and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger or a gentleman crosstalk grows in effect you have differences of opinion here so i wanted to be shown first of all i'd like to go to harry when the when the lisbon treaty was being sold peddled to the europeans if i remember correctly the one of the selling points was that they would never be bailouts of member countries but that's what how they watered it down saying look this is we're never going to go that far you know where you know we're not going to violate the sovereignty of other countries we're not going to certainly pay for people to make mistakes it is my memory failing me because i remember that that was a selling point i know that that was one of the aspects i was brought into discussion because of course it is a bit the wrong way that the european union and the monetary union has developed. of course you cannot have a. single currency if you do not have a politic

a dozen candidates are vying to replace daley, including danny davis, former senator carol moseley-braun, gary chico and james meeks. >> the fight to keep him off the ballot has garnered a lot of attention in the race. when he goes before the board commission tomorrow, he could face hours of questioning. muriel clair, wgn. >> thank you for that. >>> coming up what a lawmaker is suggesting to get to you pay up for past purchases. >>> a big change coming to school lunches, what kids will not see as part of a bill signed by the president today. >>> later, we have some elegant alternatives to the standard holiday fare. thank you for calling usa pmy name peggy. peggy, yes, i'd like to redeem my reward points for a gift card. tell points please? 250,000. calculating... ooh! answer: five fifty! 550 bucks?! 5 dollar, 50 cents. minus redeeming charge. leaving 50 cents. say what? happy time! what kind of program is this? want better rewards? switch to discover. america's number 1 cash rewards program. it pays to discover. the droid 2 global. run a universe of free apps on the world's fastest mobil

after the puck gets away from thorton, braun tries to chase it down. mike cammalyeri puts it down. sharks in lass place of the pacific division, but five points out of first. >>> still to come only sportswrap. the cal the black widow spider's severe bite can cause coma and even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator cigarettes, produced by big tobacco, which take a life every six point five seconds. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>> a tough road venue for cal's basketball team, which means the bears' win today was a good one. cal in white in ames,i. frison-sanders was 6 of 7 from the field. halftime, the cyclones up we a point. christopherson with a point. 42-41 cal and it came down to 69-all with 45 seconds left it play. gutierrez spots bak and he makes the point. gamesipvolveing area teams, san josi put five players in double figures and had win over ivory yin. irvine. >>> the event tiger woods hosts in thousand oaks isn't sanctioned by the pga. 'tis the subpoena for this 1- man field. jim furyk was a distant 17 st

backdrop for this sad and you are not willing to see james in san francisco but is standing in for bob braun did all of those funds. they put him in there and it would look on in later with a computer. they put his head on the stunt guy, they can do it? >> yes it cheapens the commercial >> well hope this stunt didn't include basketball because i think he would one of your own shooting but anyways all equipment will be fun to see the commercial coming up for spring. keep an eye on and you will no additional right here. >> a bar owner might be in trouble from mentioning surveillance cameras and washrooms. he was trying to prevent them from vandalize saying the bathrooms and was caught by it up customer gnomes to sing at of play watching a live feed of the washer and cameras. >> we have a story about a girl the got into o'clock machine. we know a lot people that want to get into the machine because the clock cannot get to the animal. was small enough to fit in there and it was wednesday and we have those photos from the self because somebody was there and i'd ha, that action happen? the boss sa

the first spots are davis, lee, emanuel, del valle, mosley braun, de jesus, and chico. the others will go in the way they are filed. and number seven on that list is our spotlight tonight. we spoke with gery chico. >> reporter: this is a man with a solid background in city government. he has yet to slow down. gery chico is a man in perpetual motion. always campaigning. never missing a chance to meet someone new. he may be making up for lost time. >> i spent most of my time on the other side of that camera. work in the trenches. i haven't been worried about getting my face on camera. now if you want to run for office, up to sell your story. >> reporter: his story includes business, law, an unsuccessful senate bid. he's a guy the mayor plugged in all over. three years as his chief of staff, chicago public schools, city colleges, the park district. today he's meeting with not for profits. talking about tightening belts, which sounds somewhat like chico's vision for the city. >> the status quo won't work. the problems are too great and you know what? thankfully people's exp

james meeks has 7% and carol moseley braun with 6%.city clerk miguel del valle trails 3% and burris has 2 percent. >>> an autopsy will be conducted today on springfield mayor tim davlan who was found dead yesterday. davlan was 53. he had served as mayor of springfield since 2003. police found davlan's body in his home yesterday shortly before he was scheduled to appear in a court hearing in an estate case. investigators have not commented on reports that he died from a self-inflicted gun shot wound. dasklan was also facing a federal tax lien of $90,000 for unpaid income taxes. >>> full body scanners have been making headlines around the country. the latest airport to get one of the controversial security devices is chicago's midway airport. wgn's muriel clair is live at midway with more on that story. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. air travelers don't have to submit to the full body scanners. they can always opt for the full body pat down. >> i think i will go for the body scanner as opposed to what the search is. >> midw

rahm emanuel, carol moseley braun and gary chico will not be at today's forum. >> today is todd stroger's last day as cook county board president. a newly released court document show that stroger's administration used nearly $80,000 in federal grant money to treat flood affected families to a party at the brookfield zoo. money was intended to restore flood damaged homes. according to the "chicago tribune," the funds were used for the picnic, prize raffle, dj and a face painter. flood victims received tips on removing mold, job training and health screenings. the event was called family resource day. stroger spokesperson declined to comment on the event. the inspector general is now investigating. >>> it is the first day of december and right on cue it's snowing outside. it has been all morning. chances are you saw a few flurries. the snowfall was light but enough to annoy commuters. it did cause a light dusting in some areas. but it is just a hint of what's to come this winter and maybe even the next few weeks. coming up, we will hear from tom skilling to see what's in store later this w

the former senator did not score a goal but did he set up justin braun for his first career goal.harks lead the game 4-0 late in the 3rd. >> the 2022 world cup is qatar! >> it appears i'll have to make new plans in 12 years. the tiny eastern country of qatar was awarded the 2022 world cup over the united states. he has never been in the world cup. it has temperatures somewhere in the 130 range. they need to build nine more stadiums. despite that they beat the u.s. by a final vote of 14-8. russia was award the the 2018 world cup. >>> how about this? tiger woods last chance to win a tournament in 2010 off to a great start in atlanta. one of only two greens he missed all day bidding the chip in for birdie is out. he stayed par. tiger had little to fret b7- under 65 his best score this year. he is in the lead one ahead of rory mcilroy. >>> children, don't try this at home. >> oh!! >> this is the indian martial arts sport of mala tom. the sport has been around since the 12th century but is recently gaining ee revival of sorts. it is not recognized as an official sport but in india, it'

why do we go to braun and then over here. >> yeah, you touched on it a bit, but how much do you go into in your book on the clash of the clashes between the leaders and the people who they are supporting the leaders? just be there to support civil rights in their own way. >> you know, when you say class, you need? >> classes. >> okay well, one of the saddest things i came upon in this research was a memo that kind of summarize with the planning was at the time. i've got all the records from the march on washington organizing committee. and i went through them page by page. one of the saddest moments that i had during this research was finding a memo where they were listing all of the speakers at the march. some of the lines that unemployed worker and it was crossed out. and there were a lot of people who felt really be trade at the speakers represented, you know, pretty much an elite group these are well-connected folks. there were a lot of people in the movement who wanted -- you wanted ordinary people to get a chance to get up there and speak. and then not sense there was some tension

senator carol moseley-braun was a true daughter -- or is a true daughter of chicago. she was born in the city, attended chicago public schools and received degrees from the university of illinois at chicago and the university of chicago. she remains today as the only african-american woman to have served in the senate, and after she departed the senate, she served as our ambassador to new zealand and remains committed to public service today and is currently running for mayor of chicago. senator peter fitzgerald came to washington two years before i began my service in the house. i was honored to serve the illinois delegation with him for four years. when i look the oath of office here in the senate, it was senator fitzgerald and senator durbin at my side, recognizing that our leadership of our state requires a firm commitment to bipartisanship. senator fitzgerald was born in elgin and raised in inverness. he represented the northwest suburbs in the illinois state senate before his election to the u.s. senate. senator fitzgerald's legacy in illinois will forever be re

the braun was returning james traded harshly by cleveland fans in three-quarters miami heat road of thehe cavalier fans serenaded him with loud long boos before his first game it was his first game back in the city he paid seven years he won mvp awards there. >> fbi and parents or about a new barbie that is causing a stir the fbi concern about our beach. sexual predators' have been using this video girl bar be to lower their victims it has a digital video camera installed in the chest he can record 30 minutes of video and audio they can be strained the fbi says no reported incidents involving the dollar but it is concerned. >> a live look we are waiting for the wrecking ball to drop. kron 4 morning news continues in two minutes. 80 at truckee chain requirements. still scattered showers up in the sierra we are watching weekend forecast up there and the forecast around the bay area. >> we are dry at this hour but we did see isolated showers this morning continuing with the chance of isolated showers throughout the day especially in the north bay heavier rain expected as we head to the wee

corporate and personal tax reform that needs to take place, something i've been advocating and i know braun has is well within our committee and we will continue to do on the ways and means committee. >> there are a lot of i think very good recommendations coming out of the commission and what it does is sets the table for serious engagement on deficit reduction as we move forward. the question is who is going to be willing to come to that table and actually get to work? the recommendations they were making on overall tax reform. you go right on the list from health care reform to defense reform to the other big spending items, they have really set the table for a think a serious attempt at having a long-term plan in getting these deficits under control. but the question is ultimately this is only going to work if people understand there is going to be an element of shared sacrifice, that everyone is going to have to give a little bit and that a minority can basically shut everything else down. >> this follows on exactly what those question was and that is this concept of shared sacrifice.