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chicago. within hours militiamen were pouring into the streets all over this outside armed with rifles and bayonets, and even houses that they set up on street corners. the troops surrounded the so-called black belt refusing to let anyone in or out. they stopped all pedestrians and drivers on the street, compass getting any alcohol and firearms they found. in some neighborhoods battles the train riders and militiamen raged through the night in scenes that were hauntingly reminiscent of the recent world war. by late in the day on august 1st the violence was was the contained and the city was more less under military occupation. isolated services content -- skirmishes continue to occur but the militia "the right within 24 hours. amazingly, the trend also ended simultaneously as militiamen cleared the streets of rioters. streetcars and out trains began running again. but time the weekend arrived jakartas' worst crisis in decades was essentially over brought to an end almost as suddenly as it has

>> all are around chicago you can see the legacy of mayor richard m. daley not so easy to see his role in shaping the chicago massive pension debt >> 20 years ago richard daley set in motion a series of events taxpayers pay for today. set himself up with pension deal far better than most city workers. before he was mayor. cook county state attorney. before that eight years as state senator of those years in springfield to set up daily for life. >> less taxes for less, more taxes for last city services remember he lost his first run at mayor. when the opportunity presented itself took advantage of an obscure provision in the state pension law. the kind of deal only those insiders can figure out. any person who has served as a member for eight or more years for elected to become a member employed in such a position eligible to participate in a retirement system. established under article 5-14 of this act continuing on and on. in plain english the law allows the mayor to jump back into but just that his penchant for just one month thanks to another law al

chicago. i heard some of the questions you were asking, and sometimes when you're in the middle of this looking from the inside-out, it's hard to determine. we did not see any officers who were injured. i would say we saw about eight people being treated on the side not by any paramedics associated with the city of chicago or an independent group, they were treated by the medics who are part of the overall rally. one man told me that he was struck four times by chicago police with a baton. we have no idea of knowing whether or not he had provoked this or not. he also said, as you saw earlier, when people started picking up barricades, some people did get smashed, and one silver lining, i guess, to all of this, i saw some of the shutting with the barricade, and it's just good fortune that nobody was pushed through the glass window of any nearby stores or restaurant. the situation right now, i can see chicago police are pulling in some large vans now headed toward the biggest block of the protes

blocking the bridge over the chicago river. now they have turned west. >> >> i am robert jordan >> and i am jackie bange >> i am live with one group of protesters. it has been going on since about 4:00 this afternoon. this is what they called spontaneous protest. no real destination as to where they're going. there have then note issues and so farbeen no issues so far. the protesters have been pushing back and yelling at police officers. police officers have kept their cool. someone was arrested earlier today. otherwise no real problems. the biggest issue has been the congestion.... 1200-1500 people. i talked to the superintendent as he was walking along with the protesters and police >> i do not think in many cases that they even know their destination. we set it up so we can facilitate the traffic flow . it has not been difficult for our offices to keep their cool. we rotate them off the line. >>no real direction or destination. we do not know how long they will keep going. they get a little wild every now and then. massive c

i think we will have a warm summer here in chicago.ooking at what is going to happen on sunday late in the day a formidable shower the highs tomorrow will go well into the 80s ... the north shore communities will be the coolest. high-temperature today will be 84 degrees tonight scattered clouds and windy and warm the low temperature will be 58 degrees ... tomorrow hot and sunny and seasonably warm up to 90 degrees west of chicago ... we will have waves of to-4 ft. on lake michigan ... 87 degrees on sunday ... there will be a dip in the temperatures monday and tuesday and we should get back up to 90 degrees by late next week into the following weekend. there is a 50 percent chance of showers sunday afternoon into evening there could be downpour's when they arrive. >> lots of stuff happening here in chicago have a great weekend. >> remember stay attuned to wgn for nato coverage we will have the morning news at 6:00 tomorrow morning and sunday will have special editions of the morning news as well as the midday news cast you can also foll

this is chicago today. people in the crowds have mostly been behaving but five men are now in custody for allegedly planning to cause damage. more on the actual summit in a moment, let's go live. >> police are pushing away from the united nations, away from the nato common area. i don't know if you know the live feed outside. pushing the crowd back. some of them are resisting. some of them are throwing bottles and other objects. will the chicago police don't push? we have a number of people that have gotten down on the ground and refusing to move. they are scream iing at the officers. so far for the most point, they have been pushing people with their baton. it is one of those situations that could get ugly very, very quickly. >> we're going to stick with this for a moment. look at that picture. really the near south side. police were strong arming them. we showed the video of the van going into the crowds. what has been the response as we look what's been the response from the police department? >> that in

chicago parking meter company $1.2 billion to lease a chicago parking meters llc metersmeters lookedre slowly trying to get the money back. the parking meters have people fuming yet again. this time in the city top guy and great >> that is a new daily here to not know who they think they are dealing with. the deal was bad for the city of chicago >> the mayor received a $14 million deal from parking meters llc meters taken out of service for festivals and street repairs the mayor not happy with how they come up with the numbers bill? >> i sent them at leatherback. not a check in the envelope i am not doing it. we are not just because you sent a bill assuming i will have the taxpayers fork over money. they may assume that is how it will work but they have another thing coming >> top financial officer also blasted the company calling the numbers wrong letting them know the city should determine how much they are paid for the out of service meters and not the company under a 2008 agreement parking meters llc parking rates set last year totaled $80 million from drivers. >> already made $8

all of the above well i mean i've been focused on chicago and this is definitely been chicago's moment in the spotlight as it were despite the fact the protest is didn't want this summit to happen i think that the occupy movement here knew that this would really be a time when the whole world watching and there's been some really important to note that it's made between visits from occupy movements all across the country and indeed side of the united states with occupy chicago occupy chicago is important not just because i list doesn't just like find it one of most interesting occupy movements it's also because those a desire on the part of some people in the democratic party to co-opt occupy and to use it as a way as a sort of the fuel for the election so the republicans the party of one percent democrat stands ninety nine percent but in chicago it's where along party city is actually and the mayor is someone who is very close to a stray ssion and the nato summit is an event which a farmer was present so this protest in chicago in this city against this summit i don't think many and y

definitely a chicago policeman. >> reporter: the chicago white sox held this game time tribute tonightthe department for the afternoon batting practice. officer tony ruva was happy to trade in his uniform for a jersey after his sunday squaring off on the front line against protesters. >> at no point did i feel afraid. i just knew that everybody had my back. >> reporter: superintendent gary mccarthy certainly did and did it all without protective gear. >> when you're in a crisis management situation, you can't show any fear. you can't show anything but calm, cool and in control. >> reporter: it was a control sox chairman commended. >> i got goose pimples, they were so good. >> an exercise in patience and tolerance to the highest levels. >> reporter: those officers not here today will receive two tickets to one of ten games this season. >> it's not enough but it's a start. >> reporter: to rise to the occasion when the stakes were far greater than just a game. >> everyone had to do their piece of the puzzle. they did. it just worked out well. >> mccarthy says the white sox are his team no

are we ready chicago preparing for the worse? >> chicago is ready working great plan for months literally over a year. the city is very well prepared i think today sot great restraint from officers engaged protesters and collaboration and the discussion allowed them to exercise first amendment rights. >> demonstrators good indication we are safe here the way it will keep all the next few days do you expect sunday to be the worst day of the protest? >> reports today protesters from oakland said they were amazed how well police were interacting shocked at how good things were i would think so. everyone is asking me should i go downtown? answer that question all of those out there and what should they be doing? >> business as usual business went slower today checking to see what is happening operating just fine, inside enjoyed the city of great weekend coming up. >> going to be a lot of congestion rolling closures and things like that? >> over 100 motorcades into the city first head of state are arriving on thursday last departing l

flowers chicago skyline courtesy of sharon what a beautiful shot.cooler air out of the thunderstorm cooling it down cloud develops great shots as always. beautiful day today second day with 100 percent of possible sun shows up in the satellite imagery big storm out of texas other showers to the north cool front comes down after 80 degrees tomorrow the case in the northern wisconsin tonight lake superior and across. firing of thunder showers storms prediction center says enough wind we might get severe weather more about that in a moment. interesting day sunshine and warm 82 degrees but 530 this evening humidity 15% at o'hare lowest relative humidity in seven years. 11th day of the 80 degree temperatures today and tomorrow. 80 degree temperatures are about three times the average pace. you can already see the cool air mass appear. tomorrow night another lovely or day tomorrow way above normal temperatures warmer than 24 hours ago. cooling is starting out here in canada dipping in here for a day introducing humidity making it feel like summer by the t

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chicago northwest side area. rattled off of rooftops cars in north suburban rosemont, park ridge, des plaines earlier most recently a lightning tom skilling severe weather story later in this newscast right now tom skilling in the weather center just amazing this thing has come together over ross expected to blow with hottest temperatures in six weeks highest humidity in eight months around chicago thunderstorm watch until midnight tornado watch to the west look at the rainfall preliminary totals weather but the network almost 2 in.. these other rainfall totals look at some of the wind gust probably understate the situation six our loop these clouds of how words of the words of 50,000 ft.. lightning and the three dimensional billed to the clouds covering at lightening the later on getting to the story later in the broadcast >> the other top story to people killed small airplane crash marshy area east of lake and the hills airport city of crystal lake. in crystal lake tonight we know there is lightning. what is ha

most of that business in the manager says is driven by baseball chicago cubs-chicago white sox triedcrosstownassic. >> we continue to receive requests about 20 each day we can not hold everything >> not sure if guests traveling for the purpose of the protest but most have booked the nights nato summit specifically with little overlap no matter the reasons for visitors travel managers hoping the brownley stay far from the rooms. >> expecting the best from our guests hopefully it will not be as crazy as people say it will be. >> members from iraq veterans against the war returning military members during a protest against nato iraq and afghanistan veterans gathering next sunday it may 20th giving the medals back. the war on terror based on lies before policy and the poor policy time for nato to end its mission in afghanistan >> what have we been doing? something on a repeat every single day in my mind. and i believe it is time these generals ask themselves that question. asking them to come down and accept these tokens of the global war on terrorism we do not want to be a part of anymore. >> pr

chicago under siege. the last couple of days have seen oceans of protesters thousands marching under a blistering sun to vent their anger at the military alliance who are opposed to know that. this rally fronted by iraq and afghan war vets feeling betrayed by the system rules were there a little. after a minute of silence for those who perished in westwood wars. well rick's list we're seeing the clashes began as protesters try to get through the barricades that the police have raided on their way to the convention center. it was chaos but tons of people shoved and dragged police thrown onto their knees bleeding faces right ok one officer stabbed dozens of protesters arrested someday use these men made peace or this conduct that they engaged in today unbecoming of the dignity that is demanded of them by their station hundreds and hundreds of police not just in riot gear but military armor with guns and but tongues that they willingly deploy on people. a date really or a smaller but louder march also took t

chicago they're in. for an update on what's occurring on the streets of chicago i was joined earlier by r t correspondent honest. well it's right now we're standing on the avenue where the much of thousands took place on sunday we saw thousands and thousands of people walking down in this downtown area in chicago we're also about two miles from the convention center where the delegates are still meeting as we know of course the protesters were kept quiet far away and as we saw obviously there was a reason for that from where the delegates are holding the nato summit what it did up happening was they got a couple of blocks away from the convention center and there were about three or four lines of police including police on horseback including police with riot gear trying to block them off from getting closer to the convention center after a ceremony of the veterans throwing their medals into the sort of the direction of the convention center there was a moment of silence like you saw in that report and a

we are about 45 miles from downtown chicago-- downtown chicago being the largest employment center.storically, then, that... that was the core. that was where people traveled to work. the metropolitan area has since evolved and you have subcenters now-- employment subcenters. and we're about two-hours' commute from downtown chicago, whereas to the subcenters, we're as few as 15 minutes away from those subcenters. first in these once purely residential subcenters. then businesses themselves followed their employees to this suburban fringe. in the information age, with the growth of white-collar service and high-tech industries, companies no longer need the central business district to prosper. and thanks to the widespread reliance here-- as in the rest of america-- on the automobile, commuters who work in these subcenters can now move even farther away from downtown-- commuters like margot brown. each day, margot takes just 20 minutes to drive from her home in mchenry county through the rural countryside and east along interstate 90 to her job at the corporate headquarters of motorol

chicago-style? chicago police brace for more clashes after at least 45 people were arrested this weekend. many downtown businesses are closed. >>> and all eyes on chicago this morning. it was newark's mayor, cory booker, making news this weekend. he's taken to youtube to attempt to walk back on comments he made criticizing team obama on "meet the press." good morning from chicago. it's monday, may 21, 2012. special edition of "the daily rundown." always good to be on the road. my first reads of the morning. start with why we're here in chicago. for the culmination of summit pa loose s lose palooza, if you will. foreign policy issues, don't eclipse the president's domestic message. voters don't want to hear about that. they want to hear about domestic stuff. they still want to talk about the economy when they can. here at nato today, president obama's mission is clear, though, formalizing that pledge to end the war in afghanistan by the end of 2014 promising to keep afghanistan secure in the long ter

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chicagoans look at you standing there with chicago, chicago, chicago, on the wall street behind you andeniable surprise, how did federal match up to fantasy in welcoming world leaders to chicago? and, did the demonstrators in anyway on the street, undermine your efforts, mayor rahm emanuel's efforts to project the image of chicago. >> i have to tell you, i think chicago performs magazine enough -- chicago performed magnificently. those of us in the summit had a great experience. you talk to leaders from around the world, they loved the city. michelle took some of the spouses down to the south side to see the center where wonderful stuff is being done with early education. they saw the art institute. i was talking to david cameron and he is sneaking off doing sightseeing, and i nouned -- encouraged everyone to stop, boost the hometown economy. and we gave each leader a small model to remember, and a football, from soldier field, and many them did not know what to do with them. so, people had a wonderful time. and the people from chicago they interact cod not be more gracious so i could n

the deal was dead for this city of chicago. under the terms of the contract the parking meter company gets to set the rates ... and the city pays the company for the money the company loses when the meters are taken out of service ... that happens during festivals and street repairs ... the company claims that the city owes $14 million for 2011 and the administration is disputing that figure in a letter a city official calls those amounts legally and factually erroneous ... chicago parking meters collected $80 million from city meters and the financial records exceeded the profits that wall street's projected ... >>i sent that letter back and in the envelope there was not a check because i am not doing this ... just because you send an invoice assuming i am going to have these taxpayers fork over money for you ... they can assume all they want but they have another thing coming ... the mayor says he has a team of legal experts examining the deal for loopholes for the city to get out of that business ... chicago parking meters l

c'mon chicago got his first his second. >> i want to make chicago get out of their seed. >> c'mon chicagor and nurse baseball mascots and tom skilling? >> break it down >> keenan cahill is the start >> patient at children's entire 17 years born with a rare genetic disorder which there is no cure surgeries and bone marrow transplant doctors tried growth hormones keenan cahill will never be taller than 4 ft. 1 in.. still receives weekly enzyme injections to protect his body drugs that cost $350,000 each year. who better to get private tour of the new state of the art children's hospital than someone who will regularly use it. as we move floor to floor hard not to think of the children's hospital is the most beautiful place you never want to visit except to make a music video for a great cause. >> i like the freeze at the end >> keenan cahill music video c'mon chicago promoting walk and run this weekend keenan cahill has never walked that far >> i have done 1 mi. >> how did children's get the staff to get on dancing shoes? >> keenan cahill asked me to practice a bit in the video and you shou

there are scattered showers passing to the north of chicago no threat here though.er this evening ... tomorrow gorgeous sunny day sunny and warm saturday ... the clouds will be at the doorstep sunday morning by afternoon they will produce some severe weather to the west of us that may begin saturday evening ... we are looking at the lake breeze ... by saturday we will be well into the 80s some spots could flirt with 90 degree temperatures. the low temperatures sunday morning ... it will be a hear midday on sunday humid day sunday.. there is enough of a breeze to keep the lake shore beaches cool the first burst of warm air in the 10 day forecast is saturday evening followed by sunday afternoon thunderstorms ... monday looks dry tuesday looks beautiful and and the heat will be back by thursday and friday next week ... expect more rain after that. 84 tomorrow 88 saturday 86 sunday cooler at the lake. thank you for joining us today.

of the nato summit chicago wentz and residents of neighboring town 59 percent supported chicago hosting the summit and 23 percent opposed expecting protest to be peaceful more than half said yes. 32 percent think the protest will not be peaceful even so chicagoans believe the protesters have a right to demonstrate 61 percent said they should be protesting batt mop representatives already here meeting today with high school students south shore international school. meeting with visiting dignitaries from around the world something most students could only dream of having >> rare opportunity for fresh bread south shore of $94 million international school posted and delegates from six nato countries. students have been preparing for the nato youth summit for the past six weeks >> up until may 16th researching the country since then we knew that this was coming >> researched and made small presentations >> learned about culture and tradition how they evolved in nato that but students have opportunity to ask questions french delegates school could participate new pen pal program >> another s

. >> anger boiling into the streets of chicago. this is the backdrop for world leaders as they meet with president obama. >> camera two. >> campaign 2012 heats up but one obama supporter veers from the talking points. >> this kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. it's nauseating to the american public. >> you have 30 seconds. >>> first, a super moon. now a solar eclipse. the amazing photos and what the universe has in store next. good evening, everyone. today we saw it. american police officers shut down a demonstration. several were hurt. a few dozen arrested and the prediction of possible violence from the nato summit came true. they were loud but uneventful then it happened. something or somebody made all hell break loose. watch. >>> chicago police say the crowd was,500 strong when the tension escalated and happened not far from where president obama and more than 50 world leaders were juggling issues facing afghanistan and nato. the city's top police officer blames a small group of troublemakers. >> if there was a gr

chicagoans look at you standing there with chicago, chicago, chicago on the wall behind you.an undeniable sense of pride. in your view, how did reality match-up to fantasy in welcoming the world leaders to chicago? and did the demonstrators in any way on the streets undermine your efforts, mayor emmanuel's efforts, to project the image of chicago you would have liked to have seen? >> i have to tell you, i think chicago performed magnificently. those of us who were in the summit had a great experience. if you talk to leaders from around the world, they loved the city. michelle took some of the spouses down to the south side to see the comer center where wonderful stuff is being done with early education, they saw the art institute. i was just talking to david cameron, and i think he's sneaking off to do a little sight-seeing before he heads home. i encouraged everybody to shop. want to boost my hometown economy. we gave each leader a bean, a small model, for them to remember as well as a football from soldier field. many of them did not know what to do with them. people had a

outside of the art institute in chicago.n event being hosted by the first laid of the united states. there were several protests earlier today that got violent, this one apparently has not yet but we are going to check in with a reporter on the scene coming up in moments. >>> all right, live pictures now from chicago, courtesy of our affiliate wgn, and obviously this cameraman does not realize he is on the air right now. but anyway, the protests, can we just come back to me on camera? this is probably dizzying our viewers right now. thank you. the protests have been happening all over chicago, specifically early in the south loop where they got really violent. that's the pictures that you're looking at, and we saw police officers pummeling some of the protesters there in chicago, and we saw some of the protesters taunting police officers. this was three blocks away from the nato summit that's happening there with the president and leaders from around the world. this evening, take a look at this. let's show this video from ea

by chicago police. i'm heather childers. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. shocking details in alleged plot at nato summit in chicago. those three suspects appearing in court just a short time ago. there they are. each are accused of planning to attack high profile targets around the chicago area with molotov cocktails. those targets included the mayoral's home and president obama's chicago campaign headquarters. steve brown is live in chicago with more. >> reporter: interestingly this is not a federal case. this will be very first illinois own terrorism laws. that will be what the charges are essentially are against the three individuals that were arrested. they are brian church, jarrod chase and brent -- they were picked up on the south side of chicago. they were picked up on wednesday night. we were there yesterday friday afternoon. still saw cops milling around and talking to folks in the neighborhood. a total of nine folks were arrested in one particular raid. the state's attorneys office said it was a

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>>> anger boiling into the streets of chicago. this is the backdrop for world leaders, as they meet with president obama. >>> campaign 2012 heats up. but one obama supporter veers from the talking points. >> this kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. it's nauseating to the american public. >>> first. a supermoon. now, a solar eclipse. the amazing photos. and what the universe has in store next. >>> good evening, everyone. today, we saw it. american police officers with sticks and shields, forcibly shut down a demonstration. the prediction of possible violence at the nato summit came true. something or somebody made all hell break loose. watch. chicago police say the crowd was about 2,500-strong when the outburst happened. the city's top police officer blames a small group of troublemakers. >> it was a small group that kind of rallied together. they put their masks on. and we had intelligence from the crowd, that as soon as the ceremony was over, they were going to try to break to the stage. and that's exactly what happe

the time will not be yet in chicago for them to be invited. either because there remain differences with other member states. in the case of macedonia, we remain committed as soon as the satisfactory issue of the name has been resolved with greece. we are working hard with montenegra and bosnia to resolve internal issues. we work with georgia on a day-to-day basis. georgia will, by october, be the largest non-nato contributor to isaf. remarkable of over 1,700 troops. not just in the north and west, but south in hellmond province. georgia has an election later this year. we will work to ensure those are democratic elections. and that, too, will be another step on the road to membership, which won't happen in chicago, but we are committed to have happen as soon as possible. >> thank you. one of the themes of the major theme of the election was this approach of a less austere approach to the economic crisis. i was wondering whether there is a sense that that could also have some affect on defense spending. not with the french, probably, but perha

ed henry live in chicago.s very much. >> heather: we are getting new details on the three nato protesters arrested in chicago on terror charges. prosecutors claim they were plotting attacks on high profile targets using molotov cocktails. one of them being president obama's campaign headquarters. steve brown live in chicago for us. steve, do the police or the prosecutors say what the motivation may have been behind this alleged plot? >> speakly no. but the prosecutor did paint a picture of them being anarchists and belonging to an anarchist group. the three have all been charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism, material support for terrorism and poe something of explosive devices. these are state charges, not federal. they were picked up wednesday night in the bridgewood section of chicago on the south side. federal informants working with police sparked a raid at a residence there, confiscate kateed were weaponed and newly purchased gasoline for use in molotov cocktails. >> the individuals that we have ch

batt but told every officer that i could. >> chicago police a pat on the back even chicago white sox extending their thanks by giving each officer in the department 2 free tickets to a game this year tomorrow honored during the seventh inning stretch. mccarthy will be there. that was quite a day and tonight chicago back to normal. 31st and lake shore drive area in the public world leaders here now >> you can see for yourself traffic flowing freely on the lakeshore drive chicago survive to the nato summit weekend and many residents and business owners are believed. >> glad we are back to ourselves after a whirlwind day to weekend world leaders and protesters descending on chicago calm is settling over the city. metal fences are gone most parking restrictions have ended and businesses that shut down and boarded up or coming back to life. mayor rahm emmanuel at cta roosevelt station tuesday morning greeting commuters and many heading back to work for the first time in several days. batt but personally think the people the president's if anybody to bear the brunt of the inconvenience it

it happened in chicago. several people were hurt, a few dozen arrested, and the prediction of possible violence around the nato summit came true. protest marches early in the day were loud but uneventful, but then it happened. something or somebody made all hell break loose. watch. chicago police say the crowd was about 2,500 strong when the tension escalated. it happened not far from where president obama and more than 50 world leaders were juggling issues facing afghanistan and nato. the city's top police officer blames a small group of trouble-makers. >> there was a group of what we commonly refer to as the black bloc folks who kind of rallied together, they put their masks on, and we had intelligence from the crowd that as soon the ceremony from the soldiers were over that they were going to charge the stage and try to break through and assault our cops. that's exactly what happened. they rallied. y that charged the cops, and they assaulted the officers. we responded. so far today we're up to 45 arrests

periresident, chicagoans look at you standing there with chicago, chicago, chicago on the wall behindou. there is an undeniable sense of pride. in your view, how did reality matchup to fantasy in welcoming the world leaders to chicago? and did the demonstrators in any way on the streets undermine your efforts, mayor emmanuel's efforts to project the image of chicago you would like to have seen? >> i have to tell you, i think chicago performed magnificently. those of us who were in the summit had a great experience. if you talked to leaders from around the world, they loved the city. michelle took the spouses down to see the center where wonderful stuff is being done with the early education and they saw the art institute and i was just talking to david cameron and he was sneaking off doing sightseeing before he heads home. i encouraged everybody to shop. i want to boost the hometown economy. we gave each leader a small model for them to remember as well as a football from soldier field. many of them did not know what to do with them. people had a wonderful time. i think the chicagoans

that is where we come to the summit in chicago. at chicago heads of state and government will agree or prove work that we committed to the last summit in lisbon. at chicago this work will focus on three areas. an agreement on a strategic plan for afghanistan, military capabilities, and nato partnerships. the united states has three summit objectives. number one is charting a clear path for the clegs of and reaffirming afghanistan. the second objective maintaining the poor defense capabilities during this period of austerity and building a force ready for future challenges. finally, deepening the engagement of hibernations. mr. chairman, i would like to end here. i look forward to a good discussion. thank you very much, sir to townaccepted, we will have that, i'm sure. let me ask you quickly if i can before i turn the gavel over. first of all, what sort of reaction to the european -- generally to the obama administration's decision to take two of the four combat brigades, army brigades out of europe. and what's the impact? >> i appr