we have a large amount of girls being brought down to chicagoland area and are being pimped out. okay. i'm sorry, what did you say? >> with his backup in place outside the hotel, anton calls for anastasia's room number. >> 405? call to door 5. okay. >> she said call to door 5. she didn't give me a room number yet. she said, pull to door 5. you guys copy? >> 10-4. door 5. >> we're not going to know what room he's in. >> when i go in, i'm going to keep my phone on. keep it on so you guys can hear me, where i'm going, all right? >> the team converges at door 5 to wait for anastasia. >> i've talked to her twice, actually three times now, and i got a feeling of what she is, but i still don't know until i open that door what's going to happen. what i'm going to do is take off my star. i got to take off my gun, too, because i'm not going to be armed when i go in there. >> anton enters the hotel to meet with anastasia. within minutes, he signals that a deal for sex has been made. and officers quickly move in. >> okay. whose suitcase is this? >> it's my suitcase. >> this half bottle of co

steven avery's chicagoland lawyer was a spectacle in she came in a limo with a tv crew in toe. >> i'm here to file a motion for new testing. she could have had an underling file the paperwork. an important reason for you to be here? >> an important motion. "making a murderer" made steven avery an international cause. today swarmed by cameras, his lawyer filed the first substantive motion since the series aired. >> war bottom of who killed teresa halbach. she has scientists on standby from ucla all the way from sweden to do d.n.a. testing and carbon dating. it will show if it was planted. >> if you did plant the evidence, sine will catch up with you. no one who is guilty would ever allow this extensive testing to be done. on this request. it is not commenting yet, but avery's attorney says it should go along with the testing since the defense will pay for it. she expects to get results within three months. in manitowoc, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. toya: just hand-delivered motion for new scientific testing, hope to hand deliver her son in the very near future. two weeks ago today, in

steven avery's chicagoland lawyer was a spectacle in downtown manitowoc. with a tv crew in tow. >> what am i here to do? i'm here to file a motion for new scientific testing. >> zellner could have had an underling file the paperwork. >> is there a reason you felt it was important to be here today? >> it's such an important motion for the case and i'm going to go see mrs. avery. >> avery an international cause . today, swarmed by cameras, his lawyer filed her first substantive motion since the series aired. >> we are going to get to the bottom of who killed teresa halbach. 05 >> zellner says she has scientists on standby from ucla to sweden to do new dna testing, even carbon dating she says will show if avery's blood at the crime scene was planted. , science is going to catch up with you and that's what we're , going to see in this. no one who's guilty would ever allow this extensive testing to be done. adrienne: the state is not commenting. the defense is paying for the testing. avery's attorney expects results in about three months. and kathleen zellner t

northeastern illinois to the north of the chicagoland area, there are some showers and a few cracks of thunder going on down there. this was all kind of sliding to the northeast. so far, not having an impact on us, but i think rig t the early morning hours like 1:00 or 2:00, we could still see a pop-up shower or storm across southeastern wisconsin. otherwise, the big story is going to be reduced visibility as we get toward the morning. we have so much stagnant air and very thick air in place. lots of moisture and high dew-points could lead to some fog. right now, visibility not bad from the west bend tower cam in washington county. be prepared if you're going to be out early tomorrow for some of the fog. dodging a few drops, not a big tonight into tomorrow and i think monday as well. get ready for sunday sun after a lot of cloudiness out there today. that should feel nice. today's high temperatures across the area, we had to wait all day long but at last, 81 degrees officially in milwaukee's mitchell international. that came at 4:52. that makes 25 of 27 days so far this month reaching

lemonis: all in the chicagoland area? -giovanni: yeah, oh, yeah.monis: and so all the stores -make money today? -lisa: no. lemonis: does this location make money? giovanni: oh, my god. this fuels all the growth. lisa: this is our best location. lemonis: what is the goal for you? lisa: we want to scale it. we want to kind of conquer the chicagoland area. we also have talked about acquisition. we did a mini-acquisition already with rogers park. so that was an existing store that was failing, and we went in and purchased it. giovanni: and i have been calling stores to see if they'd be interested in selling. i go get the deals and then go, "hey, we'll figure out how to pay for it afterwards." lemonis: so you're in charge of mergers and acquisitions? [ both laugh ] giovanni: with no money. lemonis: it seems odd to me that they're acquiring anything. what they should be acquiring is a leadership process. they should probably worry about home base first. -giovanni: hey, bud! -lisa: oh, that's our son. do you want to say "hey to marcus"?! lemonis: and what

steven avery's chicagoland lawyer was a spectacle in downtown manitowoc...kathl een zellner arrived in a limo, a st. john's knit suit, with a tv crew in tow... (kathleen zellner, steven avery's lawyer) "what am i here to do? i'm here to file a motion for new scientific testing." zellner could have had an underling file the paperwork. (colleen henry, reporting) "is there a reason you felt it was important to be here today?" (kathleen zellner, steven avery's motion for the case and i'm going to go see mrs. avery." making a murderer made steven avery an international cause...today, swarmed by cameras, his lawyer filed her first substantive motion since the series aired. (kathleen zellner, steven avery's lawyer) "we are going to get to the bottom of who killed teresa halbach." zellner says she has scientists on standby from ucla all the way to sweden to do new dna testing, even carbon dating - she says it will show if avery's blood at the crime scene was planted. (kathleen zellner, lawyer) "if you did plant the evidence that science is going to catch up with you...and that's what we're goi

paul and back towards chicagoland. and there's a chance that a few of the showers could press into the eastern county, mainly back towards ottawa, from erie, even places like medina and mansfield, we could see a couple spotty showers and thunderstorms later on today. through the morning though, sunny side up. so a great looking start to decent but notice that increase in cloud cover from the west towards the east. and again, it's not going to be a washout but i think a couple of us, headed to cedar point and maybe staying for the presentations that they do towards sunset, thank you we may see spotty showers and thunderstorms by that point. -- sunset, i think we may see a spotty showers and thunderstorms by that point. not a washout of a weekend if you have wedding plans. looks decent. if perhaps bring an umbrella just to be safe. temperatures today mid- to upper 80s and low 90s with lots of humidity out there. you will feel it. overnight low, upper 60s, low to mid-70s with the rain and storm chances. window nation seve

steven avery's chicagoland lawyer was a spectacle in downtown manitowoc. kathleen zellner arrived in a limo, a st. john's knit suit, and with a tv crew in tow. zellner: what am i here to do? i'm here to file a motion for new scientific testing. colleen: zellner could have had an underling file the paperwork. is there a reason you felt it was important to be here today? motion for the case, and i'm going to go see mrs. avery. colleen: "making a murderer" made steven avery an international cause. today, swarmed by cameras, his lawyer filed her first substantive motion since the series aired. zellner: we are going to get to the boom of who killed teresa halbach. colleen: zellner says she has scientists on standby from ucla to sweden to do new dna testing, even carbon dating, she says it will show if ave' the crime scene was planted. zellner: if you did plant the evidence, science is going to catch up with you, and that's what we're going to see in this. no one who's guilty would ever allow this extensive testing to be done. thema: that was colleen henry repor

afternoon, we are tracking the shield of showers back towards grand rapids, michigan, down towards the chicagoland area. and a few of those showers may tickle our western counties. so heads up if you plan on heading to cedar point. temperatures by about the 3:00 hour upper 80s, low 90s. you factor in the humidity and it will feel more like mid-90s. so again, heading out to the grab the water. you will definitely need. that we will talk more about not only when we will see the showers but also your pollen forecast. and i feel like today would be a great day to get out on lake erie. >> oh, yeah, any time on the lake, the pool, whatever, enjoy the last few days of summer. >> so very true. and we will break down that part of the forecast in a little bit. >> all right, michael, thank you. >>> dozens of animals were seized from a home in cleveland friday morning and they are now animal protective league. we're told 15 cats and 35 dogs were confined indoors in a home full of feces, urine and fleas. the dogs vary in age from puppies to adults and all of the animals are expected to recover enough to be put

however, just off towards our west as we work towards western michigan into the chicagoland area, that's where we're seeing scatter showers and thunderstorms. and the reasoning behind this is because of all of the heat and the humidity, that means something to focus and develop along in terms of leading to and what we're seeing is that stationary boundary. so it's like having gasoline down here and then you have the spark. and that ignites the showers and thunderstorms up towards chicago. and as that shield of rain continues to work towards the northeast, i think that it may tickle some of the western counties. so heads up if you have plans to go to perhaps cedar point in sandusky, ohio or down towards rich land and ashland counties later on today. through lunchtime, a good looking start to the day. the majority of the afternoon i think looks good. it won't be until late afternoon into the evening that we will see just a few more scattered thunderstorm. i think it will be more widespread by the way. and then as we cruise into your sunday morning, i think heading out to the door to worshi

there are some thunderstorms around chicagoland for sure andn they stretch back into alld you want. butut though we are enjoying a lot of clear and pleasant morningng outside. high level cloudsds drifting better chance we will havea thickening cloud cover laterv in the day. maybe after sunset with a stunning sunset.t. if you aren't a shutterbug youb may want tou think about heading out to capture the sunsets whicc us at 8:03 p.m. tonight. i think this is a conservator the average -- tomorrow we are up to 80 degrees, but a little more humidity. that's ahead of thisis cold front is high-pressure dress off thehe coast this cold front drops in and will spark a few thunderstorms that looks likeli perhaps scattered as opposed to widespread outbreak of showery and thundering weather winds aloft showingth the cool downo coming looko developeda over a new england ad southern canada. it's no surprise that these pictures will bepr in the low 70s for highs.ig quite a preview here as we headd into the holiday weekend some gentle warming.a very gradual warming upr for 70s to near 80 looking great

steven averi chicagoland a lawyer was -- kathleen dollar arrived in the limo at st. john's -- st.n's with a television crew. >> what am i here to do? it to file them ocean. >> reporter: she could have had an underlaying file the paperwork. is there a reason you thought it was important to be here? >> yes. it is an important motion for the case and i'm going to go see mrs. averi. >> reporter: making a murderer made stephen averi and international clause. swarmed by cameras. his lawyer file -- filed her first substantive motions is the series aired. >> we are going to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: she does she said she had signed is on standby from ucla to sweden to do dna testing and carbon dating. she says it will show if avery's blood at the crime scene was planted. >> if he did planned the evidence, science will catch up with you. no one who is guilty whatever allowed this extensive testing to be done. >>> check this out. this week the low tide near the mouth of the rio grande in -- in brownsville texas revealed a sandbar connecting mexico and the usa. folks are calling

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 discovered that this is lucrative. >> alvarez's task force is one of the nation's most progressive law enforcement efforts in the fight against traffickers. >> today we are announcing the result of a long-term undercover investigation. >> in the summer of 2011 operation "little girl lost" culminated with a massive takedown of a gang-related pimping ring. it is the largest human trafficking case in illinois's history. >> this operation targeted gang members who sex trafficked children and young women, some as young as the age of 12. >> each of the ten defendants faces over 20 counts of human trafficking. >> this is something that we take very seriously. we're going to continue to work up these cases, use the tools that we now hav

>> with over 20,000 women being sold for sex across chicagoland, sheriff tom dart realizes arrests andl time did nothing to stem the revolving door of women flooding the system. >> a police officer would arrest someone for prostitution and they would be back on the street before the police officer filled out the paperwork. literally, by the time you were done, they had bonded out and they didn't just go home for the night they would go back out to the street. >> my name is brenda and your name is -- >> in 2008 one sheriff dart starting hiring counselors like brenda powell to connect women with social services and help them get out of the life. >> the hardest thing for women involved in is to see they are victims. they don't look at themselves as victims. okay? >> you know how to pimp? >> no. >> brenda is not just a counselor, she's a former prostitute with 25 years in the game. and even though jenny admits nothing brenda can tell she's being pimped out. >> the girlfriend, husband and kids so you're staying with your girlfriend, her husband and kids, right? >> and the girlfriend and the

david wadell, peter kosta and there's rick santelli in chicago lar chicagoland. peter, this narrow range for the market continues. narrowest since 1970 somebody pointed out the other day. >> i think that 2160 or 2159 on the s&p is like a baseline again and i think we have bounced off that about 6 or 7 times in the last 2 weeks and i think that's going to continue. i mean, it just -- there's not really anything that's moving the needle to make people jump in and with both feet. and there's not anything out there that's telling you i got to get out of the market and goldman's commentary this morning might leave you, you know, to start thinking about reassessing where your money is. but i mean, you know, overall, there's not a reason to do one thing or the other unfortunately. >> haven't heard goldman downgraded global stocks this morning. >> for three months or something? that might have been a separate call that looks more short term and echos by the way jeff gundlock saying get out of everything as the s&p tests new highs. what are you advising? >> well, i think

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