the chicago man spreads the wealth he's created to a new generation. >> this is chicago's very own wgn news at 9:00. >> this can't be true. it can't be true. >> a show of support for a man charged with murder. friends and family refuse to believe lynnwood officer killed three people. good evening, i'm micah materre. >> and i'm mark suppelsa. it's our top story seen around the country on wgn america tonight. supporters of officer brian dorian. julie unruh is at that gathering. a lot of people there tonight, julie? >> reporter: a lot, mark. friends and family of the officer have come to this local bar in lynnwood to show their support for brian dorian. he was charged friday after allegedly shooting three people, killing one, in what sounds like a quest to kill perfect strangers. tonight, his mom, sister and dozens of others gather in disbelief preparing to gather at his hearing tomorrow. they were wearing "free brian" t shirts and arm bands both sporting logos from the boston red sox, his favorite baseball team. they plan to wear it again, a show of solidarity as they proclaim his innoce

the chicago children's choir serves 2800 children throughout chicago. >> 2800? >> yes, so we have 90 of the best but from there we have 20 there. >> it really the children come from all over the city. >> yes. >> and the selection process is quite difficult, too. or rather it's refined and not easy to make it? >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> we audition singers and are in 40 plus public chicago schools. that's the heart of our program and then we have eight satellite choirs throughout chicago. and then the top 80 voices come to us at cultural center where we are housed. >> so if it you have to be able to hit the notes right on key to be able to make it to the choir and i gave them my demonstration when i came in. how did i do? this is -- you will sing what for us today? >> sing an original composition. composed by our very own alum mitchell owens. our composer in residence and entitled we are. >> thank you for coming in and don't forget that benefit which is really important, the red jacket benefit and it's when? >> on friday, october 15 at the standard schub.

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live at the cme group in chicago, angie lau, bloomberg news.ow back to you. >>> as rahm emanuel begins preparing for a run for mayor, his lawyers are beginning the job of convincing the city of chicago that he is eligible to run. rahm emanuel is required to be a legal chicago resident for the 12 months prior to february's election. he is the landlord of a home on the north side but extended the renter's lease just days before mayor daley announced his impending retirement and renter won't move out. emanuel has moved into a leased condo on the edge of westten and -- westtown and river west. >>> he is one of the few people that announced he will not run for mayor. former illinois senate president e-mail jones. >> thank you so much for being our guest. >> good to be with you. >>> we had this crowded field. everybody stepped up to say they would like to run. but i know you enjoying retirement too much to take on this challenge. personalities aside, president jones, what should chicagoans be looking for in the candidate for mayor. >> look for one th

it's 42 at chicago but 54 at des moines.e feel there for the warm-up going on to the west of us. look how much of the country shivered this morning. we had a low of 31 at o'hare. went down to 24 at sugar grove. but there is tropical storm tomas. winds up to 60 miles an hour. this was christened tropical storm today. in that space of time it's organized to 60 mile-per-hour winds. they're liking to issue hurricane warnings for the track. that track is a five drink track an average of a whole group of models. but it takes it over the highest heat content waters of caribbean. where you want a big storm in three or four days. the warm up for us tomorrow will be short lived. we'll have readings about 20 degrees cooler from last week. that is reinforced there by another shot that comes down the length of the lake and could set up lake effect rain or sprinkles on thursday. but next weekend, see the warmth that comes back in the area? and indeed, we have an average of seven additional 60-degree days and two additional 70- degree days

a little cooler down by chicago's lakefront. still plenty of warm air south.ay get a piece of that toward next weekend. but in the short term, tomorrow it looks like we'll see more temperatures in the 50s. in fact, there's even a chance of seeing some frost tomorrow night. talk more about that later. look at these temperatures across the area. the coolest numbers are out in the western suburbs and dew point temperatures a good indication of how cold it will get tonight shows some 30s across the area. yeah, probably upper 30s to low 40s for overnight lows. wind speeds 5 to 15 but 10 to 15 would be a better call overnight. now, freeze warnings are in effect from northeastern minnesota down through parts of northwest wisconsin, with frost advisories all the way to missouri. now, move that air mass over 24 hours and yeah, we could see some frost tomorrow night. this is the cold air but it's only going to be around a short time. it's actually going to weaken and lift out to the northeast. this orange-ish red area, that's warm air and by next saturday, we might even

it's called chicago live. interactive media show where people reading the news get to meet the people who make the news. hogan says the aim is to bring attention to chicago's happenings that don't always make the headlines. >> it could be absolutely entertaining for those who just want to yuck it up. i think it could be informative for some people who want to learn about chicago. and i also think it can be enlightening. >> chicago live runs 90 minutes long, costs $20. you can see it at the chicago theater. >>> celebrating the life and legacy of the queen of gospel. baptist church on the south side. this musical tribute honoring walker. known for her voice, grace, and elegance. she died at the age of 81 after a long battle with emphysema. her memorial service will be friday at west point church. as she sang joy will come perhaps when the rain ends. >> yesterday it was raining. maybe we'll see more later. tom skilling's forecast is next. and also will get a little cooler. ght now, a ght now, all discover custome

. >> reporter: in a video posted sunday on chicago for ron. rahm. com -- we need leadership that is tough enough to say no anticipate smart enough to know what government can do. >> reporter: the former white house chief of staff talked about his time in congress representing chicago and the challenges the city is facing. he also described a listing toward chicago neighborhoods that he will be coming in the next few creeks. >> i'm calling it a tell it like it is tour because i want to hear from you. >> reporter: as he prepares for his run, there are those who question his ability to successfully handle local government after being in the white house. then, there is the former blagojevich's retrial. >> rahm emanuel and his conversations with me and his actions trying to put together a political deal didn't do anything wrong. he will be a central figure and a star witness to testify to what happened. >> reporter: like his video announcement, it appears he will be using the internet to reach voters. on his website, he encourages supporters to stay conn

the orchards around chicago are already picked nearly bare. cover what's left of the first one. the tattoo shop has not responded. >> obviously the s is backwards. >> oops. >> look in the mirror. >> look at it in the mirror and it will look okay. >> or in your rear-view mirror mirror. >> never minute. >> enjoy it while it lasts. this may be the last 80s week of 2010. >> jim ramsey is in the weather center and he says temperatures will start to fall after tomorrow. >> and it will. but it could be that we will see another 80 next weekend. we are looking at a nice warm- up. not quite that warm we don't think. but we will have to watch that closely. let's take a look at the radar. the next rain event to affect is out in the central plains. in nebraska and extreme eastern wyoming that will be tracking toward the chicago area. light to moderate rain for those areas. a few claps of thunder up in parts of the dakotas but no severe weather. rain may affect us on monday. an 85 going for a high temperature tomorrow. but that's probably conservative. afte

chicago a major gateway.ook at storm tracker and drop in with the tornado watch over chicago dropping closer. the severe weather just moving well to the east the worst may be wrapping up for chicago. with the strong storms moving through the potential for tornadoes and dangerous ones. the latest year it may look like within the next hour flights may resume at o'hara. over here in the bay temperatures cooled 46 is that rosa, 40 napa, 50 fremont, chile 48 in san jose. tracking the storm in the north appeared it has slowed down the timing of the storms significantly. thursday heavy rain over the barrier between ukiah and eureka. we may be ok for the world series with just a chance of showers. the rain is moving in and there's a big storm slowing down significantly on thursday the bay rain sets up 100 north than the previous forecast. there's a chance of a shower but we are talking rain for the weekend. today not a bad day high of the '60s a cold morning tomorrow of frosted by azeri for the north bay valleys coul

one of chicago's most troubled high schools. but tonight, it's the principal that boasts of transformation. >> i would say a diamond in the rough. i have great kids, i have great students. >> reporter: for many decades, schools have been plagued by violence. last year, 245 students shot, 27 killed. the school board was moved to take action with a new safety program. >> we call it the culture of calm. it's when we can intervene enough with the kids who need the most help and alter enough behavior where we end up in a calming influence that reduces the cycle of violence that's been plaguing us. >> reporter: a culture where students themselves define standards of acceptable behavior. and where more than 1,700 high-risk kids are identified and approached. >> plain and simple. we are afraid you're going to get shot. and our analysis suggests that you're in danger and we need to help you. >> reporter: the students are paired with mentors who help keep them on track. it's all about going to school. but for some kids even that is fraugh

here's our forecast for the chicago area.ally is quite nice when you consider this is early october. 22nd coolest october open in 140 years around here. we're going to start eating away at that as we warm things up the next couple of days. few patches of frost inland. 36 coolest outlying areas. 46 will be the official at o'hare. sunshine tomorrow with increasing clouds. high tomorrow 75. there could be 25 mile-per-hour southwest wind gusts. and partly cloudy, milder than in recent nights. they don't bring much cool air in. on thursday, we're in a bubble of high pressure behind that front and the specific air. so we'll be in the low 70s. but that's not bad. >> not at all. >> we do have an 80 late in the weekend. we'll tell you about that coming up. >> thanks. >>> you guys have heard of fruit trees like apples, cherries. what about a pumpkin tree? yes, near damn iowa a -- des moines iowa found a pumpkin in the tree. and maybe next year they'll have apple picking and pumpkin picking as well. >> never heard of that. >>> coming up

increased cloudiness here in chicago.re seasonal temperatures than of late and turns windier at times with gusts at 30 miles per hour. high of 66. those winds are from the west, southwest and then tonight partly cloudy. gusty and shifting winds. maybe a brief shower early. low temperature 49. winds will shift northwest by morning. and from the northwest and north they will blow tomorrow. there the cloudy, blustery cool high of 61 tomorrow and maybe a lake effect rain shower in spots. in extreme northeast illinois and certainly northwest indiana. then saturday mostly sunny, windy, warmer and low 70s for the weekend. looks fairly mild on sunday. good day for the bear's game but the wind comes off the water. mid-60s at soldier field. >> watching that on television. >> thank you very much. >>> we will see you later. >>> don't leave -- on this day in 1968, the first tv broadcast from space took place from what nasa spacecraft? was it apollo 7? apollo 8? or gemini 12? the answer still ahead on your wgn midday news. [ female ann

you come back to chicago.eryone else, how are you going to deal with those daunting problems? and the candidate with the best plans i think is ultimately going to win that race regardless of race, creed or ethnicity. >> some people got upset with me with my cnn.com column saying why are you invoking race. chicago is a city of neighborhoods. when you break down these wards, you have to deal with those territories, if you will, where you talk about south loop, west side, south side, south side, northwest. and understand out of the top ten voting wards, five are african-american. out of the top 23, 12 are african-american. you talked about harold washington. many people there still want to see harold washington's vision. you congressman luis gu titerre that could run. a white candidate also loved by progressives. you have reverend james meeks, i'm a member of his church, major disclosure. major force on the outh side as well. so the run-off is going to be the key. no one candidate will win the election in februar

president president obama [cheers and applause] >> hello, chicago. and applause] it's good to be home. it is good to be home. thank you. i should mention to the national press that the weather is not always like this. in late october, early november. but it is a spectacular night, and you guys look beautiful. thank you so much. thank you. i want to make sure that everybody knows the outstanding elected officials who are here. first of all, the current governor and the next governor of the great state of illinois, ed quinn is in the house. [cheers and applause] one of the finest mayors in the history of america, richard daily is here. the senior center and great friend of mine from the great state of illinois, dick durbin is in the house. the junior senator who has saved the state for so many years, roland burriss is here. a couple of wonderful members of congress, jan shack ski and bobby rush are in the house. attorney general lisa mattingen is here, secretary of state jesse light is here, the elderwoman. we're in chicago, you've got to talk about yo

robert pape is an expert on suicide terrorism. >> why chicago? well, the president of the united states, obama, is closely identified with chicago, so it really is right in line with osama bin laden's previous patterns. >> reporter: in the hallmark of al qaeda is persistence, the community here intends to match it with vigilance. dean renned ons, cbs news, check. >> glor: this plot that appears to be based in yemen puts more focus now on an inpoverished country in the arabian peninsula. mark phillips has more on that part of the story from london. >> reporter: there was noticeably tighter security on the streets of yemen's capital today, particularly around the offices the packages were shipped from. but exotic sanna is not the problem. the vast countryside where tribal power, not government power, rules is where al qaeda has a long-established presence that has grown over the past years. as the military pressure has increased on the al qaeda leadership in the afghan-pakistan border regions, the militantss' training ground of choice has shift to

live at the cme group in chicago, angie lau, bloomberg news. now back to you. >>> some drivers in indiana may not have to pay fines for missing tolls in illinois. the illinois tollway says that 116,000 indiana drivers owe $7 million in tolls and fines. but those drivers were never told that they owed anything because of a system glitch. in august, they received notices for violations that happened since may of 2008. the tollway says that it will waive the fines for drivers who have good i-pass accounts during that violation. the drivers will have to pay the tolls that they missed. >>> she stood right by her father on his popular show the apprentice. now the gorgeous ivanka trump is starting another business with a jewelry line she launched last night in chicago. now the pieces are beautiful and all designed by ivanka herself and she took time for a quick interview with me to explain the whole idea hinds her jewels -- behind her jewels. >> really focus on a female inspired for the powerful woman who can be a self-purchaser as well line of fine j

judy wang joins us live from the chicago police area 2 headquarters. latest on the case. >>> good afternoon. police have been questioning the boy's father here at area 2 since wednesday. prosecutors have not filed charges against him. investigators looking into whether dispute with the boy's mother may have led to this. family friends say the father was upset because the mother did not want to get back together with him. chicago police issued an endangered juvenile alert this week seeking public's help in locating the 14 month old boy. that is after the father had apparently made threats and refused to return the child to his mother. the sfather picked up dontrelle johnson for visitation. on wednesday, johnson's mother called police no report her ex- boyfriend threatened to harm himself and the child. officers took the father into custody but say he would not tell them where to find johnson. at about 2:00 yesterday afternoon a boater saw the boy's body floating in the lake near east 65 street. boy was pronounced dead at comers children hospital. a frie

there is our high wind watch for the chicago area. so it's going to get windy and here is the jet stream. see what this thing does is the winds blow here and air exits air from below up. that drops barometric pressure rush in to fill in for the air that's stucked up into this jet stream and then with time it turns northwest and so this thing will start tugging some very cool air. coolest air of the season into our area. we have unseasonably warm air here. reason the jet stream is that strong is because cold air is next to warm air and the bigger the temperatures spread, the stronger the winds. the temperatures spread on this one is extreme so we expect temperatures to bop around quite a bit. crashing later this week only to warm up again from all indcations this weekend for the halloween weekend. so how about ta? we are timing these warm spells perfectly. but we may have a severe weather outbreak and some wind to deal with for a couple days before this takes place. partly sunny. turning increasingly windy this afternoon. but the main

these are unprecedented and great times in chicago. mr.resident, the chicago bears are 3-0. >> unbelievable. >> i'm also sad to leave you, the vice president, my terrific colleagues here at the white house, the cabinet and so many friends on both sides of pennsylvania avenue with whom i worked with chief of staff and as a member of congress. it's been a profound privilege to work for and with you, mr. president. i watched you confront some of the toughest challenges of our time and you've done it with unfailing grace, intelligence andcourage. you had the tough, you had the guts to make the tough calls that stopped the freefall that saved our country from a second great depression. you have taken on some of the most powerful interests in this town to stand up for the american people. and you've been willing to challenge the worn out ideas and the steal thinking that often stands in the way of progress. mr. president, i thought i was tough. but as someone who saw first hand how close our nation came to the brink and what you had to do to put

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emanuel is expected to run for mayor of chicago.hile he has certainly -- he certainly has a head start from publicity standpoint, we report he's not a shoo-in for the job. >> with a sendoff few chief of staff and no other potential mayor candidates enjoyed, rahm emanuel set off to for the dream to become boss of chicago. >> i don't think there would be any coronation of anybody, and i don't think there would be any coronation of rahm emanuel. >> reporter: the few polls put him four or fifth place out of two dozen candidates in a city where he does not have the same kind of name recognition he does inside the beltway. >> quick question. rahm emanuel does he currently work for barack or no? >> reporter: chicago voters are concerned less with the celebrity of a candidate and more with the local problems. >> raise taxes constantly and keep the city workers. >> reporter: no candidate will excel without support from chicago's traditionally powerful and active black voting bloc. >> the african-american community coalesces around one candid

rahm emanuel is heading home to run for mayor of chicago. as white house chief of staff, the brash illinois native has been one of the president's most trusted and powerful advisers. >> he has been the leader of, i mean the title "chief of staff" in many ways says it all. >> reporter: emanuel expected to be replace on an interim basis by pete rouse, a long-time aide who has spent decades shaping washington policy from behind the scenes. >> pete's strategic sense has played a big part in the direction of virtually every big decision that's made inside of this white house. >> reporter: emanuel's departure comes as no surprise to washington insiders and there's speculation more top obama administration officials could be on the move. >> two years, people start to leave. they burn themselves out, they work very hard or they have jobs they can't refuse on the outside. >> defense secretary robert gates among those expected to leave next year. press secretary robert gibbs could take on a new white house role and senior adviser david axelrod says he

third and seven for chicago in the red ne. jay cutler looking for his guy, but is picked off by d'angelo hall. he's thinking pick six. 92 yards for the touchdown. tie iing the record for most in game. the redskins hang on to win it 17-146789 here's the head coach. if you like defense, that was the game to be at. you know, you take a look at third downs on both sides. not a lot of consistency there. we had run the football and we ran it. we made some plays in the fourth quarter. couldn't get a lot going other than we really buckled down and had a few runs. made some pls when we had to. >> redskins takeon detroit next week and cominup, dan breaks down the game from chago, goes inside the locker room. >> good stuff. >> yep. >>> it was a difcult day for worshippers for some -- difficult day of worship for some local churchgoers. they're getting a firstook at what a terrible fire did to their chapel. and both candidates on the trail today as the countdown to the election continues. >>> and bill nye the science guy, showing off the

little pip squeak. >> chicago is a rough place. he's proven he can handle a rough environment. >> reporter: and he's already facing challenges. the tenant in his house refuses to move out and opponents may contest his legal residency after his time in washington. chris bury, abc news, chicago. >>> and next, a milestone in washington. the program signed by president bush two years ago to bail out major banks and the economy goes out of business today and it can't be tapped for anymore more. it's known as t.a.r.p. whatever the name, the bailout program became politically poisonous. but was it worth it? the price tag, $700 billion stunned the nation. but bank shares turned out to be better than expected investments for the government. automakers that received bailouts are doing better. even aig is being sold off at what could end up being a profit. the congressional budget office recently estimated that t.a.r.p. will cost taxpayers only $66 billion. the white house says just $50 billion. but some calculate the program could even turn

these are unprecedented and great times in chicago, mr. president. the chicago brariears are 3-0.the cabinet and friends on pennsylvania avenue with whom i have worked as a chief of staff and a member of congress i watched you confront some of the toughest challenges of our time. you have done it with unfailing grace, intelligence and courage. you have the tough -- the guts to make the tough calls that stopped the freefall and saved our country from a second great depression. you have taken on some of the most powerful interests in this town to stand up for the american people. and you have been willing to challenge the worn out ideas and the stale thinking that often stands in the way of progress. mr. president, i thought i was tough. but as someone who saw firsthand how close our nation came to the brink and what you had to do to put america back on track, i want to thank you for being the toughest leader any country could ask for in the toughest times any president has ever faced. [ applause ] and even on the hardest days, you never lost focus on why we are here, not just to sc

specifically, two places of jewish worship in chicago. >> reporter: both packages were shipped to chicago from yemen. one by fedex through dubai and another by ups routed through germany and england. earlier today, british authorities at the east midlands airport seized a large box that contained a printer. it, and the package in dubai, were both addressed to the synagogues. inside, as seen in these pictures, the hollowed out toner cartridge. instead of black printer powder, there was white powder, almost a pound of it. >> an initial examination of those packages has determined that they do apparently contain explosive material. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say the bomb maker had cleverly hid elements of a cell phone what would have allowed the bomb to be detonated by a phone call. >> the device that was uncovered was intended to do harm. >> reporter: a lot of harm. officials believe the powder may be the home made but highly explosive petn, used in the failed plots of the so-called shoe bomber and the underwear bomber. even a small amount, a few ounces of petn, can cause huge damage as

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the course went there chicago's neighborhoods. north to addison, south to 35th street where ambulances were on stand by at the cell and west over today mon. >> my pace drastically slows at mile 13 or 14. >> reporter: at mile 20, the temperature reached 0 and runners started to need medical attention. >> i was at my pace for the first 20-miles and it got hot and i decided to slow down and have fun. >> reporter: at noon, the alert was raised to red or high, meaning conditions were dangerous and runners should slow down or stop. >> the heat probably played a little bit of an issue, mile 12- 15 when they were on the west side of the city of chicago. it seems like that was warmer, the warmest part of the course. >> reporter: 65 runners were taken to the hospital. organizers learned a lot from the 2007 marathon when 300 people were hospitalized anticipate one runner died. >> today i think it's more of a keep your pace and try to keep your head on your shoulders. >> reporter: the heat didn't hurt the repeat woman's winner from russia, he

chicago. we are missing pieces of the puzzle. we're speculating. chicago has not been attacked. it is a fresh set of targets. we can go on and on with the speculation. but how rapidly it was detected and i can -- i would bet that all the planes they are searching has nothing on them but encouraged the public should be as well. >> how will it affect travel? >> i don't think it will. i think there is a potential ripple effect but nothing that i have seen on the screens or report. no honger lines of added security. should should be webbed. >> i want to talk about something that you suggested earlier instead of a dry run perhaps these were terrorists sending parts to be assembled later. one of the things we found out was a cartridge. i don't know what that is. >> it reminds me of an incident where the men coming out of in the southnded up in amsterdam. nothing there violates the law. people do not do that unless it was to simulate a ace ton bam. what is going on we know that the last attack, the plot. great plans and miserable execution and the capability to make the bottoms may be

explosives bound for chicago intercepted in england and dubai. how did the plot unfold, what was the device? and what will the u.s. do to stop dangerous cargo? >>> final four. the whirlwind last four days of the campaign and the president is pushing hard. the republican who would be speaker is speaking out. >>> and, sweet inspiration. a man has a great idea to help others this halloween, and he's our "person of the week." >>> good evening. it was meant to be an attack. it was meant to do harm. tonight, the white house has made it clear, terrorists have tried to target the united states again, this time, chicago. packages of explosive materials sent from yemen on cargo planes. they were intercepted. the president informed of the threat late last night. this afternoon, he spoke at the white house. >> last night and earlier today, our intelligence and law enforcement professionals working with our friends and allies identified two suspicious packages bound for the united states. an initial examination of those packages has determined that they do ap

from chicago, time and msnbc senior political analyst mark halperin. >> since we have mark in chicago, mark, why don't you play off the bill crystal comment, speaking as someone that doesn't understand that being mayor of chicago, if you're from chicago that's more important than being president of the united states for a lot of people. >> is it too early for me to pick a major fight with bill crystal? that was like the most misguided thing i've heard on television. rahm has wanted him to be mayor of chicago. >> so he did it. >> why don't we go there. while we're on the topic of wam, washington's worst kept secret is official. yesterday now former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel announced he's preparing to run for mayor of chicago. he's been pounded by being a carpet bagger on this. in a video posted, emanuel said he's embarking on a tell it like it is tour of chicago where he'll visit the various neighborhoods. >> as i prepare to run for mayor, i'll spend the next few weeks visiting neighborhoods. i'm calling this the tell it like it is tour. i want to hear from you in blunt

. >> this is chicago's very own wgn news at 9:00. >> she stood beside todd stro gill when his re-election campaign failed. now she's standing alone in handcuffs, accused of steering thousands of dollars in local contracts to her own company. >> i'm mark suppelsa. >> the investigation foicals on one carla oglesby. >> reporter: arrested as she pulled out of a parking garage late this afternoon, the deep chief of staff board president is now going to spend the night in jail. >> any thoughts about the charges tonight? theft of government property, $100,000, money laundering. what can you share with us? are you innocent of these charges? >> carla oglesby is seen here after being charged with three felonies, handcuffs and silenced. she was escorted into police headquarters accused of political corruption and crime. she is seen standing here next to her boss, todd stroger, since he lost the election. wgn sources confirm tonight that grand jury subpoenas went out today. search warrants are being executed this evening, and carla a oglesby has been charged. she may be in trouble for funneling count

. >>> chicago's first lady is in a washington, d.c. d.c. hospital tonight. maggie daley was admitted to georgetown medical center after experiencing pain in her right leg. she was in the nation's capitol to benefit the susan g. komen foundation. i spoke with her physician who says test results show no significant change in the status of her known cancer. that's been stable for months. dr. rosen suspects she may have had a microfracture in her leg. she'll remain in the hospital for observation overnight. >>> a late news conference tonight of superintendent scheduling the unusual late hour talk about allegations of misconduct among the force. dan ponce was there for us tonight. >> reporter: police not saying much tonight about this incident. they will also say that a police -- they have just now learned that a police sergeant allegedly was involved in a disturbing incident in which the sergeant allegedly abused a suspect while the suspect was in custody. police superintendent jody weis would not say who or when or where this took place. however, sources tell w

senior white house correspondent ed henry in chicago.ake on. >> well, extortion, prostitution, other than that it is a really clean system here in chicago. >> it is easy. >> is fine. so rahm is walking into not a big deal. in all seriousness what is fascinating is to see how as chief of staff, emmanuel is sort of the top dog back at the white house when i cover him there he has got the immediate yachl he has got the congress. he is working all the systems. here though, he is just one of about a couple dozen people that want to be mayor t is interesting to look at the front page of the "chicago tribune" here today. it has got a big picture and a story about the governor's race here and there is a little thing over here saying "rahm will leave white house friday" it is on page eight. store, maybe the hot story in washington it is an important story here but not the only story. there's already ten people who have gotten into the mayor's race here, another dozen who are mulling it. and i have to till, i spoke to some voters outside city hall

we know they were addressed to these places in chicago. were those the intended targets? >> reporter: there's a division here. their initial assumption based on what they're seen of this device is that the packages were designed to blow up in the air, but it's equally possible, some investigators say, that they were intended to get all the way to the two synagogues in chicago and be detonated there. i think the conclusion is going to depend on further analysis of the two explosive devices. >> pete williams tonight. pete, thank you. >>> even before this incident, the rise of al qaeda in yemen has been a source of increasing concern among american intelligence officials. as our chief foreign correspondent richard engel now reports, it's a concern shared by yemen's overburdened government. >> reporter: the big problem with yemen is that it cannot control all of its territory. yemen is a traditional large tribal society. what most people may not know is that yemen's government is pro-american. nbc news was taken by the government earlier this year to see its counterterrorism

next monday is special event in the arts community in chicago.he "chicago tribune" hosting a critics panel that will be discussing the focusing on the highlights and low lights of the arts community. six of the paper's top art critics in the world of film, music theater in general will take apart part of an all tickets are available and joining me with preview of it all, "chicago tribune" theater critic chris jones will be critic mike phillips and music critic. look at this collection. of opinions we have here today. >> we will get up there and sort of talk a bit about what it's like to be a critic in the new internet age and to talk a bit about the fall events that are coming up in chicago and the things we have seen already. the things we will see and deliver opinions which is what we do. >> i think we are there to have people yell at us and tell us how wrong we were. they are waiting for this opportunity to get in our face and talk to us and there will be a reception they have further opportunity to insult us. i think that's the real event is

sunday at 7 a.m. >>> and we're live at the chicago.remember the flash crash that sent the dow plunging 1000 points. regulators say a large trading firm's use of the sell order triggered the whole thing. the report issued by the sec said 75,000 mini contracts crashed the computer. it made the stressed market worse. saving the day, the report giving credit to the cme here in chicago, a 5-second pause here helped alleviate the selling. >>> now to markets today. in manufacturing that's putting a damper on things today. >> the institute factory index falling and getting closer to the danger level that indicates contraction. if you are thinking of buying a home, the manufacturing slow down pushing yields on the 2 year treasury note to a low. that means a record low in mortgage rates today. >> consumer spending and personal incomes climbed to pick up in podes well for retailers heading into the shopping season. >>> dish customers are waking up to a blackout of fox sports. dish says that fox is brocking access to 19 -- blocking access to progr

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and the people in chicago, this is an important election, and city of chicago faces serious challengesnd the last thing they need are politically motivated prosecutors who are trying to determine an outcome of an election and they already undid an election when it came to removing me from the office and the rahm emanuel trying to shape an election or congressman jackson trying to shape an election and that's where the prosecutors are to be. and i believe that's one of the reasons the wall street journal advocated that these people were persecuting me to be removed from office. >> mike: one thing, chicago politics is never boring. it may be dirty and rough and tumble, but never boring. what's up for you, besides the trial. anything else. >> my wife and patty are fighting through the persecution and doing the best we can to rebuild our lives and you know, samuel in the spalm. you would appreciate this, when the goliath approaches you to attack you have to do what david did and that is run out and quickly beat him and we've been trying to do that every step of the way and among the things

mary hayden tracked it for two years in the chicago area.r of infections increased by 30% and the number of patients who tested positive for the bacteria nearly tripled. >> approximately 75 or 80% of patients who were identified to carry kpc had come from a long- term care facility. >> reporter: the bug is most often spread through contact with health care workers who've already been exposed. >> it can effect open wounds. it tends to naturally colonize in the intestinal track. i think people should be aware. this is an excellent time for us to get a handle on this and try to get rid of this bacteria in our region. >> patients with kpc infections are three times more likely to die than those fighting non-kpc infections. learn more on our website. >>> the thermometer taking a dip tonight. up next tom skilling tells us how cold it's going to get. plus a slightly changing trick or treat forecast. spray bottle: mr. clean bath cleaner's balanced like a zen master. aerosol: what? he takes out twice the soap scum per swipe i do and kills bacteria, a

like chicago?n't go in the neighborhoods, they just go down michigan avenue and the entire city and county of chicago and the cook county around chicago looks like michigan avenue. but nonetheless, it is something that vexes you, you think why can't we be more like michigan avenue. so began the journey many years ago to say what do we need to do differently had order to organize ourselves in a way that we could create great streets through the commercial corridors and the main entry points in and out of our city. we got the together and we realized there was a lot of money already being spent, it wasn't being coor

that's up to the people in chicago.d it's not the election that has my attention at this moment. >> reporter: november 2nd is. and even local powerhouse democrats would rather focus on that than the mayor's race. >> i'm more interested in what's going to go on november 2nd. >> and that report from stacey baca of wls in chicago. >>> now we turn to news overseas. in ecuador, that country's president has now been rescued from a hospital where he had been trapped by rebellious police for more than 12 hours. president rafael correa was being treated after being teargassed during an angry confrontation with hundreds of police that were upset over the president's plan to cut their benefits. >>> and in southern pakistan, police say militants are suspected of attacking more than two dozen tankers carrying fuel for nato troops in afghanistan. this morning's attack comes after pakistan closed a major border crossing to protest a nato incursion into its territory that left three pakistani soldiers dead. >>> the body of that rutgers

like chicago? they don't go in the neighborhoods, they just go down michigan avenue and the entire city and county of chicago and the cook county around chicago looks like michigan avenue. but nonetheless, it is something that vexes you, you think why can't we be more like michigan avenue. so began the journey many years ago to say what do we need to do differently had order to organize ourselves in a way that we could create great streets through the commercial corridors and the main entry points in and out of our city. we got the together and we realized there was a lot of money already being spent, it wasn't being coordinated, it wasn't a collaborative. you didn't have the arts commission working with the department of public works and the public utilities commission and working with the economic development office and our lobbiest at the state and federal level to match state and federal and local dollars to organize a much more organized narrative. that's what the great streets propose to do.