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for a list of shred four-fifteen's chicago locations, go to our website, wgntv.com/c-v-o. still to come this midday. tom skilling has your full forecast! forecast! to have to leave work early go outside and enjoy this tape. it is going to turn a little bit cooler. this could be the warmest day of the month. >> could be some rainfall to my as we transition to cooler weather. what a gorgeous weekend. good chance to get out. a lot of folks for doing that. fall colors are expanding in the scope of coverage. they've now reached southern indiana and a big way. as conceived in this beautiful shot. >> to the north and chesterton indiana. colors were all in all of their glory. this quintessential autumn shot comes from a photographer. here you see a lot happening. south word migrating geese. a beautiful sunset. susan anderson celebrated her birthday yesterday out and we in with is as a jet con trop. formed in a comparatively moist environment. the area of the plane flew through would have produced a contrarieties separated right away. a sign that there's some moisture a flight leve

[hip-hop music] ♪ 10 miles outside of my hometown of chicago, located in morton grove, illinois, is theome of athans motors. in 2009, pete athans, a car enthusiast and successful real estate investor, who made millions flipping houses, sunk his entire life savings into building his first car dealership. >> i created a place where you want to hang out, buy a car, sell your car... car's worth 30 all day, wholesale. service your car, or just come by and have a cup of coffee. >> the project took 18 months and cost more than $4 million to complete. >> i've spent all my cash building this place and trying to keep it open. come on. 1,300 in one month? and it's hard to get more money to buy vehicles. >> we're scarce on cars. >> pete hired his cousin tony to be general manager. >> hey, mike, make sure you check that all the tires match. >> okay. >> i'm here every day to make sure everything is perfect. >> and working together has strained their relationship. >> tony, come into my office, please. >> and tony has been talking about leaving athans. >> i can't work in an environment where the owner

chicago. lucas said last night the location was his wife's melody's idea a chicago native. e calls doodling around as lucas negotiated for location at the presidio and the bay front. >>> maybe it's the bread sticks or pasta bowl. olive garden is america's favorite restaurant this year. it's an interesting list. chik-fil-a is second followed by chipotle and panera. the company analyzed corporate expense receipts. >>> the [ indiscernible ] considering new rates and penalties. the public will get a say in what happens. east bay m.u.d. serves more than a million people in alameda and contra costa counties. it says if the drought continues, they are thinking of bumping up everyone's bill across the board. but they are also considering credits for people who conserve and penaltying for those who use too much water. east bay m.u.d. has scheduled four public hearings on the rate changes. the first one is next thursday in the walnut creek at civic center. the goal is to have a rate plan lined up by december. >>> and power is still out for almost 30,000 people after hurricane gonzalo

chicago it's 48. at the elementary school here of the temperatures. it's a bit chilly early on. hubbell these locations. when chicago reading at 38. a gun when reading at 39. it is chilly jacket weather. satellite's radar composite shows showers to the south. we've run the risk of seeing a light sprinkle. today's high temperatures, to local high 65 will be lucky to make even 60. tonight down to 40. tamara's high 59. sunday we climb up to 61. for columbus day most people are off. high temperature in the upper 60s and it climb up to the 70 percent chance for rain. good morning. >> and recovery day for you. a lot of pain and had killed that day. speaking of marathons, have closures in place until 10:00 a.m. monday. columbus from congress to roosevelt, the stretch from lakeshore to michigan avenue, parking restrictions are in place a lot of the tours. plan accordingly if you are planning to cheer on your loved ones. a serious crash with a car flip around the wrong way. this is out of away pretty quickly. let's see if this is looking decent. back to the guys. >>former bears general manager jerry angelo says

locations here in illinois. one that we're going to open downtown chicago. thank you so much for being here. several locations as we mentioned. t this is what we have been waiting for. it is going to be good before then as well. warming later in the weekend. >> see the cooler air the kind of hangs in there tomorrow and wednesday. by thursday little bit of warming. look how the warmer colors come in of weekend. those temperatures will really warm-up. here's a batch of thunderstorms that went through here this morning. the race off to the east. >> that is the forecast at midnight. there is tomorrow morning. these are not going to be heavy rain falls. it will come and go. the conflict some areas near the lake. a little from comes in and could produce a brief shower. we warm up after that. the warm colors develop out west. they spread and dominate a good part of the country. we're going to warm up around here. that is nice and in october that has been cool. >> what a difference a year makes. 55 tomorrow. 63 wednesday. 67 thursday. 68 friday. a little bit of indian summer after our first frost. >>

chicago. at the polling location, mr. obama seemed a bit confused. ♪ >> this is your exercise. >> i'm going to be going back this way? this machine? this one? this one? come on help me out. >> this machine, that machine? the perils of having so many handlers around you, you're used to giving pretty explicit instructions. democratic anthony brown you saw in the first video. republican tom corbett on the defensive after he was caught photo-shopping that african american woman. color tinted was from a stock photo that is available for purchase called talking to a financial advisor. the corbett campaign acknowledges that everybody in his campaign photo was in fact photo-shopped in from a stock photo. >>> finally in the colorado senate race, democrat mark udall had a cautionary tale, shifting the gears of your mind down in the television campaign. a reporter asked him a yes or no series of questions. he was asked to three books and songs. >> profiles in courage, the -- let me think, we can play this over, right? let me retape

also, women should travel in pairs and avoid isolated locations. >>a chicago-bound amtrak train crashed into a semi, north of lafayette, indiana. but remarkably, the driver of the semi walked away unhurt. passengers on the train weren't so lucky. 24 of them were injured. fortunately, none of the injuries was serious. the driver says he was already on the tracks when he saw the train bearing down on him. the truck ended up nearly 600 feet away, completely destroyed. the train passengers were put on *buses to chicago. parents and students in carol stream are upset with a substitute teacher who used a racial slur as part of a lesson on the civil war. it happened at jaystream middle school. and when four black students heard the offending word, they asked the teacher to stop using it. but she didn't. >> her next statement was to inform the girls that back then, you all would be called the and word. >> it was racist. she was directing it to me and my friends. >> i was crying for the rest of the day after that. when i went home and cry even more. >>the school distri

today, we're pitching it to mariano's, a grocery store chain that has 14 locations throughout chicago protein. >> it's very good. very good. what i like is i don't have the--the protein aftertaste that you get in a lot of bars. >> okay, good. >> can we be exclusive with this item? >> absolutely, please do. love mariano's. >> tina's hard work is really paying off. she just closed an order for 3,000 packages of her protein bites. we're gonna make about $7,000 on that one order alone. at this pace, i should get my money back within 18 months. >> hello, marcus. >> hey, marcus, how you doing, my brother? >> welcome to the new pro-fit. >> yeah. >> business is booming for pro-fit. we've signed up nearly 100 new members. we've hired yoga and spin instructors that are teaching classes throughout the day. michael and tina have been able to strengthen their relationship and are now looking forward to the future. >> oh, my gosh. >> i can't believe it! lemonis: tonight, on "the profit"... i visit artistic stitch in queens, new york, an embroidery and silk-screening business plagued by an identity

the locations include newark's jfk, newark, washington, dulles, chicago o'hare and atlanta international airports. they handle 90% of travellers from liberia and sierra leon, where more than 4,000 people have died from the virus. >>> officials got specific direction and practice on the new cdc protocol for handling patients with ebola. thousands of health care workers attended an education session in new york city, and they were shown how to properly suit up, how to wear and remove the equipment, which is designed to keep them from getting infected. the cdc says protective gear needs to include double gloves and disposable full-faced shields instead of goggles. >>> also tonight, another break-through for an american who contracted ebola while work nothing liberia. freelance journalist is now free of the virus. the 33-year-old was tweeting up a storm from his hospital bed tonight saying, just got my results. three consecutive days negative. ebola-free and feeling so blessed. i fought and won, with lots of help, amazing feeling. he's being treated at the nebraska medical center in omaha. h

traffic and so much holiday square in the herald location in new york city, the state street location in chicagohe awareness for build a bear and allows consumers to have a really special holiday tradition associated with macy's. >> it comes at a time when department stores like macy's or nordstrom or if you look at sears or jcpenney, they are seeing lower traffic. they are having a hard time because people say we are over retailed? did you consider any other candidates? >> macy's is ideal because of the pre-existing relationship. when you think about their location, they are in the premier locations. harold square, union square in san francisco. those particular doors are not mall-based which is where the traffic is challenged. cities,cities -- in big they are standalones. >> what about the holiday shopping season? where are you seeing spending? there will be 17% more spending among african-americans, hispanics, and asian-americans than the rest of the populace and they will increase their spending by about 10%. for the others, it will be about 17%. are you seeing that in your stores? >> not pa

to show him was a warrant for his arrest the train was already on its way to chicago where the warrant was issued. the location of the bridge was improperly described in the indictment. more charges were brought, but by that time, following bissel ekes what -- the bridge was allowed to stand and it allowed railroads to reshape the nation. this is one of two of webster's detective books, this is from his work as a labor spy, in this case a railroad detective. the work was very simple. he would ride the rails and pay with marked bills and marked others paid for as they watched for thieving conductors, over the years this brought much crisis to the pinkerton's agency. had webster continued on the past he was on, he most likely would have headed up one of the branches of the pinkerton agency that would open in the nec several years. allan pinkerton received a request to investigate suscession's threats to destroy the railroad bridges between washington, d.c. and new york city. pinkerton took a small group of operatives to investigate the threat. john h. huntington took an office next to james h. lock ket in baltim

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chicago. after his arrest, he led them to the location of six other women's bodies left in abandoned buildings. the registered sex offender has indicated there could be more big and, going back 20 years. police in pennsylvania are stepping up the search for man accused of killing a state trooper and injuring another. investigators believe has beenld eric frein hiding out in the pocono mountains since that deadly ambush in september. two school districts have closed their schools after two reported sightings of frein. >> they said the dog track his sent to our back door. so they had to go in and clear it. i do hope they find him. >> police say he is a self-styled survivalist who holds a grudge against law enforcement. until now the search was focused on a wooded area near his family's home. a recent siding has move that search 10 miles south, close to his former high school. investigating are an early morning triple stabbing northwest washington. it happened at 15th and columbia streets around 3:00 this morning. police say a 26-year-old with no fixed address to attacked three men outside an apa

owner has acquired crumbs and plans to reopen in most locations, include chicago, los angeles and washingtonited, everyone in philadelphia knows it is part of the plan but hopefully that will change. >> there is just too many cup cake stores right now. >> yes, all of the rage. >> i think it has jumped the shark. >> it is g i don't mind it. >> mcdonald's is making what many consider to be a risky move. >> they are running a social media campaign, talking about what is in its burger and mcnuggets and i have wonder. the company has created behind the scenes web episodes and asking people to submit questions about food on facebook, twitter and you tube. they are apparently even addressing the pink slime accusations remember when that was all big and we talk about that. >> yes. >> is there any meat in those hamburgers. >> what do they have to say. >>> so how manly is grocery shopping, mike. >> not that manly. >> well, it is a chore most men are now happy to do. >> my dad, i don't think i ever saw him in the grocery store. >> my dad does it. he likes to do it to get what he wants, like the chips a

look at the temperature difference between chicago and atlanta, where the cnn world weather senter is locateddaytime highs through the early parts of the weekend. lower 50s. we should be about 66 this year. atlanta, hot and muggy. 75 is your average. you'll top 85 this thursday afternoon. i want to leave you with this. did you wake up early this morning to see the blood moon that took place across the planet? take a look at some of these visuals coming across the world. just absolutely stunning. this is the second time the blood moon has occurred this year, and that's another two more opportunities to see that. in hollywood, they call that a quaudrilogy. that red blglow, the sunlight being bent around the moonlight. this is not the apocalyptic blood moon. >> are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> i thought it was the apocalypse last time and it didn't happen. that was back in april, remember? >> there's two more. >> i thought it was all coming to an end. >> thanks, derek. >>> coming up here on cnn, the judge in nfl player adrian peterson's child abuse case is apologizing for calling the attorneys

. >>> the first pacific the nl draft location has selected chicago. the windy city will hold the draft in 50 years scheduling conference at radio city music hall forced the nfl to look -- >> they didn't figure out the date on that? >> you would think they would know. the theater of roseville university will host the three-day event starting on april 30th of next career. >> good for chicago. >> i'm amazed over the last several years how this has become an event. now it's a major television movie event. >> kevin costner playing that part. >>> hundreds of casino workers at flagship macau casino walked off the job today demanding better wages and benefits. good morning to you. can you hear us, susan? a little delay. we will try her in just a little bit. >> it does sound like they are a little closer. >> and it felt like the protests weren't -- we had this build up this week as if announced doesn't seem to be -- >> as many in the ranks as they had. >> yeah. >> a tipping over point. >> but it did make you think, didn't it, about what's going on in china, po

to show him was a warrant for his arrest the train was already on its way to chicago where the warrant was issued. the location of the bridge was improperly described in the indictment. more charges were brought, but by that time, following bissel ekes what -- the bridge was allowed to stand and it allowed railroads to reshape the nation. this is one of two of webster's detective books, this is from his work as a labor spy, in this case a railroad detective. the work was very simple. he would ride the rails and pay with marked bills and marked others paid for as they watched for thieving conductors, over the years this brought much crisis to the pinkerton's agency. had webster continued on the past he was on, he most likely would have headed up one of the branches of the pinkerton agency that would open in the nec several years. allan pinkerton received a request to investigate suscession's threats to destroy the railroad bridges between washington, d.c. and new york city. pinkerton took a small group of operatives to investigate the threat. john h. huntington took an office next to james h. lock ket in baltim

location, a great place to be. we love atlantic city. >>> that is certainly well for the union match here for chicago, a must win, guys, we are pulling for you. 64 degrees. a a couple clouds, no huge deal, it looks like a nyce. have your sweat shirt ready to go. low to mid 07's, expected with sunshine, vittoria, over to you. >>> not so great would be i-95 right now but just a little bit, it will be get better. you'll notice camera moving around northbound side of i-95 where folks are trying to pull, pull, an oil tanker off of the roadway, and as you'll notice as they move camera they are trying to give you a better idea. notice that right here where they are trying to pull that thing off through but by the time we >>> and one player, is paying the price for benching himself. tightened larry donald caught three touchdowns this past weekend and that racks up points for fantasy football players. donald did in the play himself, and he lost his fantasy game. he is definitely in his own starting line up this week, can't say much about his confidence. >> i benched myself, i won't play. >> come on you are in the nfl. >> i start myself every week

locations. police may never find out the answers because the woman has died of organ failure. found in a garage in chicagos neighborhood. the tribune reports both legs were severed above or below the nailhe is. police were called to her home in indiana last month for a medical emergency. after forcing their way inside officers found him sitting in a chair with a gun near by. the was rushed to the hospital but died the next day. police later found a woman's body buried in his backyard. the woman had been shot. believe to be a teen mother. awaiting dna tests to positively identify the body. police in chicago and indiana say they're sharing information to try to solve both murders. >> need your help finding a suspect in two bank robberies. these pictures show the same woman committing to a different bank robbers. the picture on the left shows the women who loved a bank yesterday just before noon. police say it is the same woman in the picture on the right. >> a property-tax will not go up your cable bill will increase under the budget plan for next year. live at city hall with details. as you heard the they a

may 29th, 2011, it's the sunday before memorial day in the chicago suburb of palos heights, illinois. few people know it, but the tcf bank locatede busy intersection of 127th street and ridgeland avenue is open for business. just before the bank closes at 2:00 p.m., a silver four-door chevrolet quickly pulls up in front. two figures dressed in black make their way in the front door. it's obvious these two are not here for banking business. they are here to rob the place. their faces are covered in masks, the kind seen in a hollywood movie about bank robbers. this tcf branch is unusual. a throwback to small town banking. there is no bulletproof glass between the tellers and patrons. there are no guard stations or even security guards. it's located in an upper middle-class neighborhood. because it's a holiday weekend, the bank is flush with cash for those customers needing extra money for memorial day celebrations. it's a perfect target for two brazen robbers hellbent on stealing a fortune. detective jerry watka of the palos heights police department has seen this bank hit multiple times during his 20 years living and working in t

chicago. despite knowing his name and last known address, police have been unable to locate him., dave delaney is promoted from detective to chief deputy, which means his days investigating the halloween bank robbery in 2007 are about to come to an end. >> it can be very frustrating when you're working on a case, and especially when it's something that high profile. once i knew i was getting promoted and not going to be in the office anymore it really made me want to try and solve that. we had a lot of success with clearing these bank robberies, and for two years, the biggest dollar amount that i've worked with in a bank robbery, i wasn't able to do it. >> but these bank robbers are going to give delaney and the rest of the palos heights police department another chance. three thieves approach the same tcf bank with their guns concealed. instead of construction worker uniforms, they now wear hooded sweatshirts and ski masks. armed with a shotgun and two handguns, they enter the same door and again threaten the lives of employees and patrons. one man takes a teller to the vault, w

this hour across chicago, in through indy, headed our way as we said later on tonight, leading into tomorrow specially. currently, our temperatures are into the mid 50's for many locations cents, couple of oddballs out here in places cents like allentown, philly, wildwood. but look what this front has been responsible for. check out milwaukee back to minneapolis. just that short, you know, little span of land there. it is seeing nearly a 20 degrees difference here, so, that frontal boundary, means business, and when it gets to us, it is going to significantly knock our temperatures back, so, we're jumping you all the way to sunday afternoon it, looks at face value like an absolutely beautiful day. you will get full soul shine. you got to be ready for. >> this at kick off at best talking 60 degrees, that means you're starting off a lot cooler that morning, and i'm tacking to you, early morning tailgaters go out the second the gates open up. be sure you're ready for it with hot chocolate, certainly at least a sweatshirt, that winds also an issue, so keep it in minds it, will make it feel a little chillier, back to you. >> thank you, here is a check of stories our sister s

this is just chicagoing gears, heat advisories in effect for san diego and san francisco. temperatures of 92 degrees in some locationsear san diego. that's about 33 degrees celsius. that's all from the world weather center. back to natalie. >> thanks so much. >>> how does this sound, setting your car on autopilot? sounds good to me. tesla motors ceo elin musk says it's not that far off. the silicon valley entrepreneur sat down with cnn money and outlined his ambitious vision for the roads of the future. >> the future of the auto industry, are these things going to be a reality? >> autonomous cars will definitely be a reality. shows the car next year will probably be 90% of autopilot. for sure highway travel. >> how is that going to happen? >> with a combination of various sensors, your combined cameras with image recognition with radar and long-range ultrasonics will do it. other car companies will follow. >> you'll be the leader. >> of course. i mean -- if we're not the leader then shame on us. >> elon musk there. apparently he still has more automotive secrets up his sleeve. the ceo sent out this mysterious tweet t

locations. expect a drastic school down behind this but it will bring breezy conditions by the end of the weak little sicht, weather from chicagotroit. we will squeeze if one more day. look at new york. the big apple 68 degrees. 70 by boston. we can say good-bye to those temperatures because detroit, you can see it hbehind the cold front, already cooled down. high of 49. switching we ares you. this is going to bring the possibility of severe weather. you want to look out for the possibility of strong winds and heavy rain. all busy in the weather center. back to you, rosemary. >> well, some companies may already have driverless cars in the works. audi is trying tack ke it a ste further. they are trying to send it around the track in germany using only sensors and computers. it will have to try 240 kilometers an hour,. driverless cars may have to maneuver at high speeds on real roads to respond to emergencies. thank you for joining us. new day is just ahead. for everyone else, amanpour starts in just a moment. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yea

chicago going to beijing. >> the aircraft depicted in white is using adsb to broadcast it's exact g.p.s. locationomatically once a second. >> we see the aircraft, we know it's there. we know exactly where the aircraft is at all times. >> brown: you refer there to technical details to be worked out. i know another barrier to something like that has been cost. ow near or far are we from a technology like that to track planes in the future? >> well with, it's a -- well, it's a problem. it's taken a long time. the next generation technology has been slow and criticized for being poorly funded and not implemented well. it needs to happen. i mean, jeff, it's the 21s 21st century where we're relying on 1940s technology to track an airplane's radar which has a range of 200 miles and that's it. only 2% of the surface of the earth is covered by radar. so we have satellites that can do this, the technology is off the shelf, it's just a matter of forcing the regulators to move quickly, funding it properly and insisting that the airlines equip their airplanes with this. and it's difficult. the airline, this i

. >>> chicago police captain is in critical condition right now, after being shot, on the job tonight. shooter has in the yet been located but investigators think he or she is still in the building where that officer was shot, just a short time ago. there was a very large police presence as the search continues even as we speak tonight, and the injured captain is said to have severe head and chest injuries. >>> and indiana couple says that this excessive use of force, started over a seat belt violation. >> unaudible. >> that action prompted a federal lawsuit filed against hammond police saying they feared for their safety. the couple kept their windows up as tensions escalated during the traffic stop september 24th, when the officer smash the glass and taserd the man this played out in front of their children. the department says that the officers were acting in the interest of officer safety, and two involved have been sued for excessive force. >>> white house says more passenger screening procedures will be announced in the next few days to prevent the spread ofe bowl, that move follows thomas duncan ace arrival in dal

chicago, d.c. and philadelphia. >>> turn to an amazing story about technology and old-fashioned police work saving a woman's life. >> she was trapped at the bottom of a ravine until an app led to her location. here's abc's aditi roy. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue, air lifting 28-year-old melissa vasquez after her car veered off the road and plunged 500 feet into a ravine monday afternoon. she was badly injured and trapped in the car, unable to use her cell phone to call for help. the onstar device alerted authorities of a car crash. but after hours of searching, can't locate the car. 12 hours pass, her stepmother calls police to report her miss. they find her ipad, and after several tries, remarkably guesses her password and uses the find my phone feature to zero in on her location. >> getting a hit on the gps for the find my iphone app. >> reporter: she is rescued, pulled out of the ravine in a stretcher and taken to a local hospital and treated for her injuries. onstar is way wear of the incident and investigating. vasquez is respondentive and in good condition. >>> indiana investigators say no foul play is expected as they investigate a crash of a double decker bus. it was traveling fr

chicago. and if you're anywhere like me, you like to see the yellows and oranges and reds on the trees. and if you're locatedthe united states, well this is the look at the fall color progression, thanks to the u.s. forest service. we're actually nearing our peak season from michigan and wisconsin and minnesota and much of new england and pacific northwest. the shatdiding of green indicat our shading green starting to turn color and that includes atlanta where the cnn world weather senter is located. we'll switch from summer to autumn. hot temperatures along the california coast. we have heat advisories in san diego. your temperatures skyrocket to 100 degrees. san francisco expecting another hot day. and santa ana winds starting to pick up. that could increase the fire threat as well. we have another hurricane across the eastern pacific. this time it's hurricane simon. 140 kilometer per hour winds. this storm could affect the baja peninsula into early next week. that's all from the world weather center. george? >> i did live in chicago before moving here to atlanta. i experienced the winter there last year.

chicago, and washington, d.c. next week. we'll bring you more news later. now back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> its locationthe florida panhandle exposes the santa rosa correctional institution to tropical thunder and lightning storms with little warning. the climate between correctional staff and the 2,800 inmates here can be equally as turbulent. so the prison leaves little to chance. >> we're constantly adding more security procedures to assure that we're providing the best and safest environment for our staff, inmates and the general public. santa rosa is surrounded by two secure, 10-foot perimeter fence. it has razor wire on the internal and external fences. and we provide armed security, roving posts and stationary posts outside the secure perimeter. >> other forms of security utilize a much lower degree of technology. >> all ties inside the facility are clip-on ties. it's a security issue. if an inmate was to get a hold of your tie and start pulling on it, i mean, you've got a ready-made noose around your neck already. so, just for safety purposes, we use clip-on ties. >> lieutenant williams is a 17-

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location. the most fertile farms. the capital of the heart of america in chicago, but we are the worst run state in america. jobs are leaving. companies are leaving. families are leaving. the latest survey has 50% of families in illinois thinking they should leave the state -- they would leave if they could. we are the worst run state in america, and we deserve so much better. i can change the system. i'm financially independent. i have been a driver of results my whole life. i know how to grow the economy because i have been a business builder. my opponent, pat quinn, does not know anything about business. i will grow the economy, create jobs, and cut or taxes to a reasonable level. >> mr. quinn? >> i think ford motor company knows about business, and i worked with ford to create lots of jobs right here in illinois, the same way with chrysler and many, many more companies. my opponent doesn't understand facts. he thinks his money can buy facts. the facts are the illinois economy is growing. we have more work to do. but we have worked with ford to take the company that had one shift when i began as governor

located in five cities over the next year. those cities are houston, metropolitan new york, chicago, san francisco and charlotte. we have already seen the benefits in memphis and in legal over the last two years, and this year we have implement these new standards in cincinnati and in atlanta. at hartsfield jackson international airport we are seeing great results. delta airlines is reporting faster taxi out time, reduced delays and the partridge you, and less time with her spending in take on airspace. industry and the faa came together to choose these for nextgen priorities and we will deliver on them. we focus our efforts we could achieve the maximum benefits in the shortest amount of time. what about the longer-term? we are also planning into the future for longer-term benefits from airspace modernization through new technologies. again taking the instance in chicago as an example, i'd like to paint picture about nextgen helped us recover from this tragic outage much more quickly and how it will help us even more in the future. the common theme in nextgen is that we're switching on nation's air traffic syste

chicago. jeff, when and how will the testing begin in how does the process work? >> it begins here at o'hare on monday. at jfk they start over the weekend however. it will be at locationsthis is the international arriving passengers area at o'hare. they're looking at some 90 million plus passengers that team into the u.s. by air every year at these airports. look at what they will be doing? look at the device. it's a handheld temperature-taking device. essentially looks like a radar gun. they will aim it at passengers only coming in from three african, west african countries where the outbreak of ebola is the worst. and that is a fairly small number of people. we learned today they already have that device here at the airport. we asked to see it. they said no. i will tell what they told us. they said no access is being provided at this time. they pointed us to documents they already released. so we went to our own expert to ask how positive and how efficacious i guess is the word this technology would be. he told us there are both positives and negatives. >> they're very accurate. these are, you know, fda approved thermometers. but the problem with the screening in air

located. those communities around yellowstone are dependent on that national park. yosemitenities around are dependent on the national park. for places like pullman, situated on the southside of chicagoituated around the most challenging neighborhoods, it creates a great opportunity to be able to have the conversation with new generations were supposed to be the advocates for national parks to say, do you want to be a forrester? out into places where you have never been before and explore opportunities you have never seen? you have never seen a park ranger walking down michigan avenue in chicago. we have an opportunity to make that happen through pullman. i'm sure that we will get through more as we could use conversation, so i will yield. excited talking about pullman, and i will yield to alex. [applause] you for some good presentations. i appreciate the dialogue and discussion. i just want to take my prerogative as moderator of this ask questions of our colleagues. i'm struck by the notion of building blocks when you talk about the american civil rights movement. the march on washington might have been thought up with a quick timeline to make it happen, but it was part of the progr

chicago area teenager arrested at the airport, where he was trying to fly to the middle east to fight with isis forces. we're covering all the breaking news with our correspondents, our guests in key locationse state department deputy spokeswoman. she's here. but let's begin with barbara starr. she has more now on the growing concern at the pentagon about these isis advances. what are you hearing over there, barbara? >> reporter: at this hour, i don't think you can underestimate how concerned the pentagon is about isis advances west of baghdad. i've been talking to officials all day. the outlook is, by all accounts, grim. iraqi forces over the weekend tried to move west of baghdad towards anbar province and they were pushed back by isis. this is anbar province. fallujah, ramadi, towns americans have heard of for years, because hundreds and thousands of american forces fought and died there. so many wounded during the war in iraq. now isis on the march and the iraqis unable to push them back. that is why u.s. apache helicopter gunships were called into action over the weekend to try and push isis back and let the iraqi forces get some momentum going. but by all accounts, they could not do it