chicago was segregated. whole life is about being puerto rican and living in a puerto rico neighborhood. now all of a sudden i thought i had returned home to an island that was puerto rico and yet i was called a gringo. i wanted to say that was a very painful time. spanish] i certainly thought those were the two words that made up that time in my life. eventually, members of the independence party and puerto rico embraced me. they said, you are part of our [speaks spanish] you're simply in exile that is return home. juane archbishop of san once said to me, you've been puerto rican since the moment you were conceived in your mother's womb. it was a wonderful time of acceptance. yes, rejection, and exception -- exceptions. i got involved in politics. in 1972, they passed laws allowing people to vote at the age of 18 and i was ready to go and vote and change puerto rico for the better and fight for its independence. >> and when he came back to chicago for college, you were an independent activist, is that right

how is social media contributing to chicago's gun violence? >>> the numbers are staggering, gunfire results in chicago about every five hours. this year alone more than 330 people have been killed by gun violence. >> you pull up on to any corner, and it -- it's almost like you're in a different country. it's almost like a third world. >> police say about 80% of the bloodshed can be traced back to gangs. membership in the city's 850 gang factions estimated at more than 100,000. like most in their generation these young men have grown up using social media. the fbi reports that gangs nationwide use sites like facebook and twitter to mark their turf, intimidate rivals and recruit new members. but the so-called net banging can have deadly consequences with many online disputes turning into actual shootouts on the streets. the police monitor social media in the hopes of getting ahead of the bloodshed. our digital producer is here looking out for all of your live feedback. and waj, social media has created this virtual turf war. >> yeah, and most of

the recipients this year are from the wilmette and chicago fire departments, and the chicago and chicagoard is the only civilian award that is permitted to be worn on the recipient's uniform in every municipality in cook county. >> coming up... almost forgotten amid tonight's hoopla, the blackhawks had a game. the hawks looking for a fast start against the capitals. >> and we'll tell you who'll be negotiating with joe girardi's agent tomorrow. dan roan is next with sports. first, let's check in on what's coming up on arsenio tonight. >> mark, micah.. tonight, comedian margaret cho joins us. we also talked with rich is and from the nfl network. and gary clark jr. is here. that is just clark jr. is here. that is just minutes away. a relaxing trip to florida... you know, just to unwind. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our four-star hotels

they might have been in chicago.and going to puerto rico where i'm not puerto rican understand. >> host: we have to see your childhood, as you were saying growing up in puerto rican lincoln park. when you were 15, your dad tells you, son, we're moving to part rocco. this is what you say in the book. i think moving wasn't a choice for my dad. it was an obligation. were my parents tired of english language? yes. it was the drugs, gangs, assassination. it was time to go to puerto rico. you were told you were going to puerto rico. you were living your friend, everything you knew. you went to puerto rico a place you heard about. >> guest: first of all, i grew up in a bi-- bilingual household. my parents spoke to me in spanish and i responded in english. they unmy english, i understood their spanish. i was never equipped to go to puerto rico. it was my dad and mom's dream. it was their goal. my dad didn't call family meetings to discuss the future. you if what you were told. it wasn't hard. but you know what? as i describe

in '92 i ran chicago for the congress. i will say anybody felt that eight -- >> i wanted to make a difference at the national level and i knew if i was going to do that if i'm elected my first challenges the north american free trade agreement. who wants me to go for it to a real-life father was the wrong thing to do. some people would say he was good to you. he supported you. i'm always going to be due what i believe is correct. i am here to make a difference and people were clamoring for the reform. >> the pay freeze that said that's unfair to treat to freeze the salaries of members of congress. >> one of them said a don't ever stick your hand in my pocket again. the democrats were in the majority and i was the first one. the president gives a state of the union address and the budget, time for austerity. all i did is trying to be prepared. there were signs that said reserved for members of congress. i thought that's no way to greet the american people. two years later democrats were thrown out and gingrich's revolution.

you were born in chicago. how was that experience? >> guest: first of all i grew up in bilingual household. what do we mean by bilingual? my parents spoke to me in spanish and i responded in english. they understood my english and i understood their spanish. i was never equipped to go to puerto rico. this was my dad and mom's dream. it was their goal. my dad didn't call a family meeting to discuss the future. you did what you were told. it wasn't hard but you know what , as i describe in the book there and later on when you think about what was like for my mom and dad they came to america and they had two teenagers, my sister and i? bayside gangs and they saw drugs. they were deep and devout catholics. what did they see? they saw john f. kennedy -- we had a picture of john f. kennedy. we had jesus christ too. we have the picture of john f. kennedy and they saw him murdered and they saw another good catholic robert f. kennedy and martin luther king. they saw hippies in the movement and drugs. it was such a time in the united states. wh

they came to chicago to campaign for them. they were vicious remote when they visited a church on a sunday. so i just like it think of a time in which the city was, so i stood up. it was a beautiful time in my life. we've just gotten our first house. we used to watch this whole does and how they stand at their floors and we finished the woodwork, how you did a little drywalling, how you regretted your bathroom. they were happy. becomes how to play dominoes with my friend. i had a job. i was happy. you know, a birthday party here, back to the mayor, a wedding and your life is complete. we also played at ucla is in our front yard to keep up with all of her neighbors. but then they knocked on my door and i said you know what, maybe i'm going to have a few less dominoes on weekends and water the sail is a little less. i need to get involved politically. the next year renegade dance rostenkowski, god the peer >> for recommending and quick >> at the 24% of the vote. we can underestimate it. you are taking the chicago democratic poli

the chicago cubs are making a change in the top.sveum is no longer the manager after another disappointing season. it is not very surprising news. 197 losses in two years. dale sveum knew the deal going in a process or not those are numbers you do not want and your manager real rise in may. chicago cubs management saw player issues developing or not developing and for that reason and others dale sveum was fired as cubs manager. if you look at the numbers he was the worst manager in chicago cubs history but it is far from his fault. the talent that he did have was traded away and it was also the decline of a couple of young building blocks that did him and. >> i enjoyed every single minivet i wish it could have minutes of its. >> when the organization is taking the long view and your asking the manager to focus it requires somebody was dynamic. there are some things you cannot get what the status quo. >> dale sveum made it through two of his three-year contract. everybody is talking about who's next. there's only one name they're tal

you're trying to bring business to chicago. you're trying to bring companies to chicago.this. >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.is >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.s >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port. t >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.th >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.hi >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.is >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.s. >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port.. >> it's going well. just to give you three things, i call chicago the inland port. i just broke ground on the largest gateway air cargo facility in america in the last decade starting now 1200 jobs ultimately will be 10,000. later on, i go to the chu.s./cha trade discussions be held. o'hare was just rated the numbe

. >> también enviado a chicago fire en mejores negociaciones . >> anticipa que tiene otro gran juego si para amarilla . >> claro ya era mucho no . >> por cierto ahora , mira se ven porque juegna juntos . >> por eso es el saludo . >> porque uno es defensa y otro volante por izquierda . >> hablas de la convocatorai de ziña por lobos . >> lo puede ver por univisión deportes en unimas . >> viene alexander el remate! . >> gooooooooooooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooool de los new york red bulls! . >> chao caricola la maldición a muert . >> gooooooooooooooooooooool!. >> que forma de aguantar , llega alexander . >> y termina por vencer, al arquero que trato de aguantar lo máximo . >> complicado que pueda chicago fire remontar un 4 por 1 . >> quedaría fuera de playoffs . >> los mejores deseos para jonatan que en twitter más información aportan en torno a la mls . >> chao caricola 4 a 1, new york red bulls levantaran primer trofeo , disparo lejano y se va sobre el portico, de nuevas franquisias en la mls , al ley bekcham adoptada por regulación de tope salarial para la tempor

to chicago police officers who were shot and to chicago firefighters rescued elderly woman received their department's highest honors today. >> in a city the size of chicago. >> you make all this proud to wear this uniform. >> that the city haltoday chic's honored at city hall. >> he went right into the bedroom that was on fire. >> he rested all in a flaming building rescuing an unconscious woman. >> there's a fire we run away and you run into it. when there's gunfire you hide in you find out who did it.we hike andd it. >> appear chicago police officers were honored for their sacrifice. >> after being shot all of this is bill to the ground. their shot the officer spell to the ground and returned fire hitting the suspect. >> police are looking for witnesses to a fatal north sidestepping earlier this morning the victim's mother found him. the 24 year-old man was stabbed in the chest leg and stomach. he was too disoriented to describe his attacker to police when they arrived and he later died from his injuries at the hospital. police are canvassing the area to find anyone who might have seen

next, a chicago restaurant offers its take on a legendary competition.makers call for increased medical services on chicago's south side. and he's finally back. derrick rose makes his return to the court as the bulls begin the pre-season. rich king has all the highlights, later in sports. break not anymore. what? my silverware isn't good enough for you? have -- have you seen it? yes, i have seen it, and it looks -- you gotta look better. ladies, breathe. cascade kitchen counselor here. it's not your silverware. it's likely your detergent. see, over time, cascade platinum's triple cleaning formula delivers brilliant shine finish gel can't beat. it even helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. find something, mother? no. [ counselor ] cascade platinum is cascade's best. [ male announcer ] riley is always there to give a hand with the groceries. ♪ that's real love. and so is giving him real tasty food. introducing new woof delights from iams. some wet food has gluten and artificial flavors. iams has real meat and eggs in our tasty chunks. ♪ now that's real lov

to chicago. but it's clear that -- it's clear, in retrospect, that, given his personality, his psychopathology, that he fed off the very forces that were making the cities the most powerful things of that era, that were driving the growth of chicago to become this mercantile and industrial powerhouse, and all these forces associated with it -- the anonymity, the fact that women were traveling alone for the first time in american history because they were coming into the cities and having jobs as stenographers and typewriters, and so forth. so he was drawn to chicago for these various reasons. i like to think he was drawn also because of the sort of visceral element of chicago, the blood of the stockyards, the whole thing. this just had to have appealed to a psychopath like him. c-span: and what year -- how old would he have been, again, when he first came to town? >> guest: he would have been in his -- boy. he would have been in his 20s, late 20s, at the time. c-span: and already a medical doctor

to chicago police officers received the most prestigious awards given within their departments. >> chicago's oldest and most superstitious awardprestigious awards. >> he pushed on and reached. he felt

. >> quién en el este l epuede hacer sombra, chicago. >> arranca contra chicago tienen a joqquin no ays, los spaces fueron fabulosos y también habrán otros equipos que durán presente, ahora el equipo de brooklan. >> josé tu crees que el miami heat será lebron dependeinte vamos con jasmina y el más que las otra. >> lebron james dicc e que quiere ser el mejor jugador del mundo , y que no esta ni cerca que eso. >> usted cree eso. >> es lo que quiere hacer, hoy es el mejor pèro como puiera mejorar, en sus tiros libres,e n sus rebotes el siempre quiere mejorar untiro que serie mejor para él . >> lebron james esta convertido en un monstriuo , pero en el oeste están los equipos como los lakers y los cleepres. >> los cleepers pudieran ser los favoritos , tiene en nucleo y un nuevo técnico , para mi entre los mejores técnicos que hay , ya ganó con el campeonato de boston pero también esta san antonio . >> muchos descartana san anotnio. >> pero porque tienen parker , donkan . >> opero eso dicen y siguen jugando bien. >> los cleepers de oklahoma esta saludabl ey también houston , y de nuevo siemp

and after school matters that she founded for children of chicago. and my son who died of spina bifida, three or four issues. it's the only time i appear publicly. if he's at an event i will not go. >> you give him room to be mayor. >> i don't go to any event he's at and i respect the office. >> surely he asked you for your advice. anybody who enters a position that's been occupied by somebody who had it for a long time wants to take advantage of the experience and knowledge of that person. you were the longest serving mayor, longer serving than your dad by a year as mayor. he must want to tap into some of that daley magic. what kind of magic did you give him about the best approach to this job? >> don't underestimate the citizens. i worked every saturday for one reason because people work during the week and where do you meet your citizens? saturdays. fighting gangs, guns and drugs, cleanup drive, dedicating a library, park, little league, soccer. you meet the the best people on saturday. they didn't agree with me, but you're out there listening to

vegas, chicago. detroit.. >> details that deepen his suspicion that she is being trafficked. >> i'm 27. i like to live life. >> yeah, but in order to live a life, you have to have a job. people have a misconception, if you're not coming from out of the country, china, thailand or somewhere else, then you're not a victim of trafficking. if you use threat or coercion, you're being trafficked. when is the last time you saw your son? >> when i -- before i came here. >> how long ago was that? >> a month ago, i think. >> manipulation is so great that a lot of these pimps won't even be in the state. we have girls come from texas, we have girls come from minnesota, girls come from iowa. and they won't even be the state, which could lead you to believe, how could you be that manipulated? again, the girls might have something hang over their head, like, for instance, a lot of the pimps will get the girl pregnant. they have the baby. now the baby is with the pimp's people or his parents. you can't get out because you're

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a chicago internist with mexican routes dr.heri griego raby is combining hurt traditional training with holistic medicine trying to find out how best to treat the whole person. weather culturally or spiritually or emotionally or through the nutrients in the food and sleep and relationships, all that is part of who we are as people. says the best i have felt in some time at it is a good feeling to be healthy. dr. raby is an md specializing in internal medicine and she grew up in mexico and she credits back with an appreciation with a diet and appreciation of diet and well- being. some of her patients have been with her four decades. a lot of doctors would opt for surgery and she is through therapy and diet and exercise physical therapy? physical therapy. exactly. biofeedback and neuro muscular assange. she did ballots individualized treatment for patients. the patients we spoke to appreciate it. gets to the root of the problem and if she does not know something right away she will work on it and get to the root of what ever it i

here in chicago, at research hospitals like rush university medical center and university of chicago,r government-funded clinical trials will continue, as will those at other sites around the country; however, researchers will experience a delay if they need to draw additional funds from their federal grants. and that could ultimately impact the research. as a result of the shutdown, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention has furloughed 9,000 employees. according to cdc spokesperson barbara reynolds, the cdc is much less able to track multi- state disease outbreaks including the flu. flu season is underway right now. 'we are not doing flu surveillance, and we are doing more limited surveillance for other diseases.' and it will have lasting effects, as the cdcs ability to warn populations most at risk for becoming sick and its ability to create next years flu shot has been compromised. current flu vaccine production is complete. the shutdown will not impact your ability to get a flu shot this season. as for food safety, the u.s. department of agriculture will continue insp

>> chicago police have arrested this woman for soliciting prostitution. it's her third such arrest in as many months. >> just take me to jail. what the [ bleep ]. >> you can scream all you want -- >> i'm going to do whatever i've got to do. i don't care. i don't care! >> keep screaming -- >> i don't care. >> we will learn much more about her case in a moment, for stories like hers are all too common in the underground sex trade. >> public safety is our main concern. and this is not something that we want as a society. >> domestic sex trafficking is a crisis that occurs right here in our very own community. >> cook county state's attorney anita alvarez leads the county's human trafficking task force. a joint effort between local police and prosecutors to crack down on slavery rings in chicagoland. >> what we've seen here in cook county, the trend that we're starting to see really are the gangs. the gang structure. >> gang members are not just selling drugs any longer. they're selling children. >> and the gangs are getting involved in this because they have

here in chicago, in fact, there will be a rally downtown, in downtown chicago which we expect will attract more people. this rally is not over yet. even though it's wrapping up right now in this park in chicago, this organizers will go out to wheaton, a suburb a few miles to the west. >> that's the home of representative peter roscum, a republican who they say can push this bill forward if he chose. thomas. >> andy ross ten at a local rally in chicago. thank you. a military raid on the group blamed for the attack on a shopping mall in nairoby. details coming up. killer hornets on the loose in three cities in china. we will have a closer look at the cause of this fphenomenon. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? >>they share it on the stream. >>social media isn't an afterthought. it drives discussion across america. >>al jazeera america social media community, on tv and online. >>this is your outlet for those conversations. >>post, upload, and interact. >>every night, share undiscovered stories. >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol

and yet the mayor of chicago decided in the late 1990s that he was going to transform the city of chicago. his plan was essentially to tear all the public housing projects don't come including the one in which martha lives. he also i do plan to build 40,000 new units but, unfortunately, that didn't happen. so martha along with 25,000 other neighbors and her children were if it did and that began a cycle of homelessness that stretched throughout much of the 2000. and when justice was born, she named her just because she said, it will be justice if i am never homeless again. i learned that martha became an activist at the chicago anti-eviction campaign not out of political belief, but out of sheer necessity. sheer survival. because she is one of the million economic refugees in this country. and so finally after leaving in a car and breaking up her family for years, she called up to chicago anti-defamation league and said what you got? you are talking a big game, talking about liberating land while i am homeless with my children and i need a place for us to live. so they said we've got a fo

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a verdict in the death of a chicago police officer.his comes hours after a verdict and the case of a second driver involved. the driver linked to the killing of a chicago police officer found guilty today. kevin walker was driving the car when two passengers opened fire killing chicago cop alex valadez. christopher harris is also currently on-trial for the murder and his case is just wrapping-up. cook county state's attorney anita alvarez says the defendants were targets in a gang shooting and were seeking revenge back in 2009. officer valadez was caught in the cross-fire. a third man, shawn gaston, was one of the men who pulled the trigger. he's serving a 125-year prison sentence. it is a facet of government that brought embarrassment to lawmakers. republicans and democrats work together to restore the military death benefit. and the president introduces his picked to replace alan greenspan at the replace alan greenspan at the federal reserve. and later, a could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody kn

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securing the route through chicago nations is a challenge. >> what an urban marathon like chicago doess we transform an urban roadway into the marathon course. that transforest fir transformar stone. concorner stone we secure the roadways. >> they require a robust security detail. in june grand park was the site of a massive rally celebrating the chicago blackhawks stanley cup victory. 200,000 people attended under the close eye of law enforcement. still marathon organizers have tightened security measures. people will not be able to pick up bibs for others. and these bags are the only thing permitted in the park on race day. as in years' pass four security check points will give runners access. spectators won't have access to the start and finish lines. in addition to the tens of thousands of security cameras around the city. extra mobile cameras will monitor the race. >> post boston we'll do our job so everyone can have fun. as a group and the country we come together. >> the second largest marathon in the world and the first major marathon since boston. >>> in oil rich north dakota

pretemporada de la nba, los chicago bulls de chicago contra los patriotas.ago tienen cero de ratas en la que pretemporada. --cero derrotas en la pretemporada. >> me sentí muy bien, todos los partidos eran importantes, las emociones estarán altas y me tengo que volver a acostumbrar y aprender a seguir el plan de juego. >> moisés: campeonato de la liga americana, red sox y tigres de detroit. montículo para los tigres para seis entradas y siete ponches. en la ofensiva tres carreras, cabrera remontó dos carreras más y detroit venció a boston, la serie está 2 - 2, se vuelven enfrentar esta noche. -al final de la última fecha de las eliminatorias la fifa reveló el nuevo ranking de podrían estar dos cabezas de serie para la copa mundo. aún quedan algunos países en la lista por clasificar, pero con los participantes confirmados, los primeros siete serían los elegidos. españa sigue en la cima del ranking, posición de mantiene desde 2011. en la segunda caseta está alemania, lionel messi con argentina el tercero, colonia cuarto, bélgica tinto, uruguay sexto. si la sele

my grandmother worked for chicago newspapers. the detail end of that era, the sun-times, the sun-times, those reporters hung out at bars, dressed like cops, acted like an, pretended to be them. it was an era of wild storytelling and i remember when i was 6 my grandmother told me this, and she loved telling wild terrifying stories, she said did you know that during the 1893 world fair a madman doctor murdered 100 girls and as all their bodies in acid? i was 6 years old when she told that to me. years later when my agent said what you want to do next? when i was a boy my grandmother told me as sort of a madman doctor who does all girls in acid. i want to do that and my agent said do you know who eric larsen is? i said yes. he said i happen to know he is in the middle of writing that very book. so i did manhunt instead of writing about dr. holmes. another time my grandfather who is a chicago policeman from the 1930s, the al capone gangster to the late 1960s, the entire vietnam war protests and civil rights movement iraqis home and s

aljazeera, chicago. >> rebecca stevenson is next, with weather.ntonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> what do you think? >> consider this. unconventional wisdom. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko on august 20th, >> two storms to watch tonight, one in the midwest bringing record snowfall as to south dakota and one in the gulf of mexico threatens florida, louisiana, mississippi and alabama all day today and yesterday. computer models show this is going to fall apart and that's essentially happening as we watch the storm weaken quite a bit. while the coast of florida over to alabama has had sunny skies, each been getting showers moving up through louisiana. the showers will continue, because we still have a tropical storm storm watch in effect there. going to the national center for environmental predictions, it's giving us a good estimate of rain totals here in the next 24 hours. you can see all the heavy rain in the gulf of mexico st

i'm chris matthews in chicago. let me start tonight with this. is chicago part of america?y hometown where i'm going to address the national constitution center tomorrow? is philly part of america?

thank you andy, in chicago. >> the health care website at the heart of the health exchanges is getting down time for repairs. a series of technical problems overwhelmed the launch of the markets. many users were unable to sign up for getting quotes. officials say they are working to fix the problems with health care.gof. the site will be taken down at 1am eastern for a few hours. >> instalment to injury. first floods and now a government shutdown. colorado's rocky mountain national park is hurting. >> made in america - why some countries are staying true to that motto. >>> welcome back. military forces carried out a strike against al-shabab in somalia. an al-shabab spokesman said british and turkish special forces carried out the raid and a british commander was killed. there's no independent verification of those reports. the strike took place south of mogadishu, two weeks after al-shabab militants attacked a mall in kenya killing at least 76 people. -- 67 people. four officials have been named in the attack that left 67 people dead. al-shabab claimed responsibility for the four-day a

. >> boch, dwayne y lebron chicago se ha convertido en el equipo más dominante de la nubosidad.rada . >> chicago en aquel entonces contaba con la dinastia de jordan. >> miami heat si consigue repetirlo sería el cuarto en la franquicia que busca una donastia como ningina. >> muchachos. >> gracias a karla. >> el quinto partido terminó y hcemos contacto con san luis. >> nos vamos directamente a san luis , y estamos con lindsay. >> cuentamos porque ganó esta noche. >> el segmento esta siendo presentado por chrysler. >> que tal , buenas noches porque ganó boston. >> porque tienen a big papi encendido , tuvimos esperanza al quinto partido para ver un partido limpio. >> fue un juego muy bueno de parte de lester y winghigt, hoy fue un juego bueno , no hubo errores. >> el mejor jugador de la serie mundial , cuál es la clave de boston y se llam a david ortiz, se llama big papi, lleva once heats, como puede ser esto posible. >> cuando uno se siente bien , todo se hace fácil y eso es lo que pagsa con papi, es una de las cosas que están bien hechas , él esta esperando un buen picheo para pod

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also, ross floyd, a 16-year-old junior at jones college prep in chicago, and co-founder of the chicago student's union. noah rosenplot, an eighth grade student at hoister adams's bilingual school in washington, d.c. and calder mckay, a 17-year-old student at classical high school in providence, rhode island, an executive board member of the providence student union. thanks to all of y'all for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> all right. shake it off. because y'all are here in part because you already demonstrated that what we need to know about education reform comes from students themselves. so talk to me. what are the big challenges in philadelphia that led to so many students protesting this year? what is it that y'all felt the need to be organized about? >> mostly, the fact that we're not being priority in the eyes of our governor, who is in charge of funding our public education. and because of the lack of funding, we aren't able to have a lot of things, such as teachers and nurses and counselors and sports and arts and music and all this great things that go into schools an

chicago up 2-1, blackhawks in the second on the power play. chicago up 3-2. this game as a shoot out. both teams lit up the scoreboard in the third. game 4 - 5-4 chicago courtesy of johnny. blackhawks win the season opener. they are loving life and so is john henry smith who was at the game and spoke with the commissioner, gary bettman. >> we are here to see the blackhawks raise the banner to the rafters. this team could be a dynasty, they are wrong. it's a good league to have an original team be dominated in the nhl. >> we are seeing incredible competitive balance. so on opening night it's impossible to predict who will hoist the cup and make the play-offs. this is an experienced team that happens to be young and had a great deal of success. if you are a blackhawks fan, you have to be excited. >> you have to be excited as a hockey fan. there's some sweeping changes in the league in terms of safety, conference realign. play-off positioning and things to open up scoring a bit. >> what rule changes have you particularly excited going into this year. >> most imp

started here in chicago back in 1977.as nearly 300 locations mostly in the midwest. >> reaction from the team after the bears dropped their second straight game. >> a new payment system begins to thday. what happens when traditional remedies meet modern medicine the bears got off to another slow start. bears hosting the saints. saints blitzing cutler. he fumbles. the saints recoerver. cutler finds jeffrey wide open in the end zone. going for it on fourth down. bennett drops that easy pass. the bears do not have much time to mope. players have to adjust to the quick turn around. >>by thursday you are starting to feel a little bit better. >>detroit visiting green bay. rogers airs it out. 83 yds for a touchdown. the lions fall to 3- 2. >>many treatments we use have their roots in early traditional medicine. >> many of us grew up with traditional home remedies. some latino families have a tradition of using herb store as a pharmacy. >> new a whole slew of national treatment. combining her training with holistic approach is. r

michael jordan's chicago compound is up for auction.ved there for nearly 20 years, and it comes with a full sized basketball court. the 30-year mortgage rate dropped to the lowest level in four months. back to you. >> what you are saying if you can afford jordon's house, you might get a rate, right? >> exactly. >>> former second of state hillary clinton gets shouted down and then lifted up. details are next. an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine. [ gps ] proceed to the designated route. not toda

chicago congressman mike quigley on the phone with us as the drama unfolded. cong. mike quigley/(d) 5th district: 'when the passions are as high as they are; the intensity of, uh, the communication that we get from people is much, much higher and its a cause of concern.' as we have been reporting, no shots were fired by the driver. no weapon was found in her car. and it's worth noting the capitol police who dealt with this are victims of the partial shutdown. they've been furloughed but are considered essential, required to work, but for now, without paychecks. live in the newsroom, tn, wgnnews. law enforcement response to that car chase in washington provided a rare moment of unity. democrats and republicans praised the offices quick containment of the threat. i know that i joined the majority leader in expressing our gratitude to the capitol police. (applause) several federal buildings were in lockdown and the house and senate suspended work for more than one hour. a major statement about the government showdown tonight from republican house speaker john boehner..

to chicago police officers who were shot and to chicago firefighters rescued elderly woman received their department's highest honors today. >> in a city the size of

to chicago police officers received the most prestigious awards given within their departments. >> chicago's oldest and most superstitious awardprestigious awards. >> he pushed on and reached. he felt along the mattress and discover the elderly woman on the bed but not responsive. the lieutenant honored in a jam packed city council chambers. they're honoring the winners of the award. two men who rescued a bed ridden 94 year-old last october. on the police said, police officer and his partner were shot and nearly incapacitated in a dangerous narcotics stop. >> the carter harrison award. a very emotional ceremony here at city council. the suspect was later captured and charged with two counts of attempted murder. >> conflicting reports about a phone call this morning between the house speaker and president obama. the white house says mr. obama is willing to negotiate with republicans. only after the debt ceiling issues are resolved. a spokeswoman claims that the president reiterated his stance against negotiating on either issue. >> putting our country on a pretty dangerous path. there has nev

. >> pintor que cambio la cara a edificios de chicago . >> campos deportivos para conocer las mejoresalquier cosa, conoceremos jóvenes que hablar también a inocente artista que historia fue inspiración para película . >> visita en la cientifica moinica que tiene a janis nieves en estudios de universidad de hardvar . >> muralista levy ponce con su inspiración . >> y activista maría garca de la importancia de buena educación . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> sangre por enfrentamientos de opositores del presidente , dejó 51 muertos y heridos en ese país, el ministerio del interior dice que hay más de 400 arrestados y lanzan lagrimogenos gases . >> john kerry esta de acuerdo con rusia para la conferencia de paz en siria expertos destruyen arsenal químico de esa nación . >> inspectores tienen 9 meses para la erradicación para el termino del presidente bashar al-assad . >> artista cambia paredes en calles de chicago . >> converso con el pintor que cambio a paredes de la ciudad de los vientos . >> para pintar, no necesita brocahs solo pintura, tampoco un estudio porque su arte es creado en la calle

the effort to keep the chicago marathon safe. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> welcome back. malta's prime minister says the mediterranean sea is becoming a cemetery. >>> karl stagnan-navarro has the latest. >> helped onto dry land and perhaps a new life. among them were shocked and cold but alive. it is thought many on board were syrian. the maltese prime minister appealed for help from the eu. he said the mediterranean was becoming a cemetery. >> we feel totally abandoned. there is no mincing words, abandoned. malta, lampedusa, we are not our own frontiers. we are european frontiers. these desperate people are looking for a future in thei and you cannot turn a blind face to this. >> malmaltese and italian rescue ships were quickly ton scene. filmed by the italian navy. people swimming for their lives. dozens floating in the water waiting to be picked up. here a toddler is quickly handed onto the

we are at 60 degrees to start your morning in d.c. 63 in chicago. from the rockies to the east coast tuesday high temperatures 84 in chicago today. easily to the 90s in much of te texas. one thing we do have to watch, the tropics. it is still hurricane season. 50% chance of development in the western caribbean. if it does develop it would move into the northern gulf of mexico. we will have to watch that. right now it is not an immediate concern. the only area with showers and storms would be miami and new orleans. >>> pretty much across the board not many placest that won't see a really gorgeous start to october. houston, texas near 90. minneapolis 77 degrees. >> i'll take the sunburn any day. >>> the impact of the partial government shutdown will be felt in every community from coast to coast. we have those details next. >>> the effects of the government shutdown extend far beyond washington. thousands will be off the job. on this the 123rd birthday of yosemite national park, it will be closed. >> reporter: at chicago's federal building dozens of g

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