>>a controversial former police chief of cicero illinois has been hired by the chicago city council finance committee thomas rowland will help finance german ed burke investigate the validity of workers' compensation claims by city employees the sun-times reports that he was once investigated by the fbi and a cicero police officer said that he threatened his job for cooperating with the fbi thomas rowan has donated about $10,000 to alderman ed burke and his political fund >>two brothers a former state treasurer alexi giannoulias have been named it a federal lawsuit involving the failure of chicago-based broadway bank prosecutors say that george n. demetris giannoulias approved 17 questionable and money-losing bonds which directly contributed to the failure of the family bank in 2010 alexi giannoulias was not named in that lawsuit however the bank's failure was often brought up during his 2010 senate campaign including allegations of questionable loans that were made to convicted political fund-raiser tony rezko the fdic regulators are trying to recover $104 million in losses by this time ne

the same techniques cicero used to member raised speeches and books. i was fascinating fascinated. then i spend one year trying to train my memory of their race to remember better buy it understand how it works. that is a story i tell and "moonwalking with einstein". >> wish it was more positive knowing how to turn your brain off but the conclusion is you cannot avoid it. [laughter] it is part of the human condition. writing the book has it made me less an unalloyed? and not really. the book started off with a simple question why a when she was riding on the subway somebody next to her was clipping his nails. she found herself becoming physically irritated with blood pressure. per face was red. no one has ever shown up in the emergency room being hit by a flying finger now. [laughter] so why does something so trivial turn out to be so annoying and have a physical effected? we tried to explore that. and has to be mediated by the brain. the brain does that to us. >> sometimes we like to have it shut off. we came across some interesting things but the problem is unknowing is not a sta

warriors was when i came to teach the segment on stoics in the newsroom, individuals like sacco and cicero, not stoic but rejects -- my military men and women from midshipman to admiral ate it up. they loved it. it was their philosophy and it set me thinking why. partly it is because it is a version of sucking it up. toughing it out. it is a persian that makes that very real and my effort in writing stalin warriors was to say it is more complexoic warri say it is more complex than sucking it up. if you read carefully between the lines, they are often struggling themselves with how much are they willing to give up in order to toughen themselves. they realize that times it is a blessing and a curse. i wanted to expose that. i got my training on the job you might say but a lot of tools serve them well. >> host: when you went to the naval academy were any strict and put on your point of view or what you could talk about? >> guest: none at all. i was very happy. very respectable in of the way any university respected customs, shares with institutional like georgetown or the military environment

cicero says somewhere that his idea of heaven was a library in a garden and john adams thought that, too, and i know you've been to the adams house and seen the library that's in the garden there. so, this would be a library where you could come in and look at the letters, the real letters, of john and abigail adams or of john quincy adams or of jeso adams on display and these exhibits would change from time to time and you could go out and be in the garden, you want to sit on a nice bench, and it would be a garden of the kind that abigail had with fruit trees and flowers and herbs and so forth, and it would be sort of an oasis in the m midst of washington. and there would be other exhibits as well from time to time. and the library of congress and the massachusetts historical society, which are the great repositories of adams family papers, have thus far said that they would be very happy to have some of their treasures on loan at the library. and i think it would be in keeping with part of their great contribution to american life. it isn't just -- in my view it isn't just that joh

he was really recalling antiquity as a source of philosophy from aristotle to cicero, the real purpose of life and of government and how a people can start governing themselves through democracy and republican forms of government. so, for him, it was the ideas of antiquity, not the religion that was the motivating force. because he really built a lot of his thinking about the american constitution going all the way back to antiquity to find the best ideas that history offered. we've not found madison making reference to any specific structures. we do know, though, that he likely talked over plans with the man who was architect of the u.s. capitol. his name was william thornton. and we would certainly expect, although we have no letters, that he discussed it with his best friend, thomas jefferson, who is such an architectural expert. i've been here at montpelier for nearly 12 years now. and i came in 1999 with the excitement and the vision of really restoring montpelier as the home of james and dolley madison and bringing back their presence. james madison has really been lost to americ

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a married couple in the army is welcomed home to cicero. fire and warrior watch riders paid tribute to army sergeants james and yuying masuca returning from overseas. they were showered with hugs, handshakes and thanks. james is a bronze star recipient who's served in japan, hawaii dubai, korea, germany, iraq and afghanistan yuying served in germany and was awarded "the soldier of the cycle." it was a surprise for her. she thought all the hoopla was just for her husband. they were escorted to the town hall for a ceremony in their honor. . >>why dennis rodman campaign $800 in child support coming living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, blood, liver, and

. >>> tambiÉn le presentamos el caso a salvador cicero, y explica quÉ sucede con los inmigrantes quedependiendo cÓmo se dio la deportaciÓn, podrÁs o no poder que se reabra el caso. >>> sin embargo el abogado enfatiza que cada caso es diferente, jennifer espera que cientos de cartas de apoya impidan que sus hijos sigan sufriendo por la ausienca de su padre. >>> las autoridades le dijeron que la llamaron 24 horas antes de la deportaciÓn, que le lleve ropa y comida, tiene esperanza que no suce, los mantendremos al tanto. >>> gracias parte de la familia de mitt romney naciÓ en mÉxico, incluyendo su padre, salvador duran nos cuenta. >>> millones, siguen con atenciÓn los avences que mitt romney logrÓ en su carrera hacia la casa blanca, pero pocos con el interÉs que sienten sus famiriares q nacieron al otro lado de la frontera. >>> nacÍ en cas grande, en chihuah chihuahua, a dos horas de la frontera. es una colonia mormona. >>> nuestro nombre de mitt romney fue importante para nosotros, siempre ha sido orgullosa de ese nombre, y de tenerlo en la casa blanca, serÍa un orgullo. >>> los padres

destiny gruba and three boys were reported missing february 16th may is from aurora and destiny is from cicero used to teach her in school at around 9:00 this morning in florida highway >>this is the warmest opening of the month of march in history ... it is like we are getting the weather of may ... we have more records way on the way.. however it will be breaking down this week but temperatures will still be above normal even though it will be cooler ... we are getting june like temperatures here ... we have beautiful sunny skies. the weather from tennessee and georgia yesterday is with us here in chicago today it is headed for at the high temperature of 83 degrees today and 84 degrees tomorrow we will be breaking 94 year-old records ... we have temperatures dropping to the west ... rain will usher this and to the chicago area we are 35 degrees above normal today. lake michigan is 8 degrees warmer than it was this time last year. we have an allergy alert: ragweed levels that never show up this time of year that are appearing in the pollen count is 1600 today that's about a thousand over the

victorious elections in the 1990's accusations of how she ran the town years later conviction for bilking ciceroce scam serving prison time to raise money to make ends meet now reunion adopted daughter. betty loren maltese waited years for this. with the once powerful political chief and young teenager today calling a suburban glene llyn home >> ashley was 5 years old when betty loren maltese her went to prison on federal corruption charges. for the last nine years bouncing around v bouncingega to alabama living with her grandmother and aunt >> felt abandoned. not wanted. it was just very tough >> ashley felt empty without her mother who felt the same. betty loren maltese is hated by some and loved by others but a survivor who had one goal custody of her daughter again >> just cannot believe she is actually here. >> adjustment has not been easy a freshman at high-school enrolling in the middle of the year left all the performance behind and alabama but she says it is worth that >> saw a real plus great >> the two are trying to figure out what it is like to be mother and daughter again ashley ado

on the wgn morning news...skycam nine followed this little dog stranded on the expressway between cicerog managed to get into the median separating the two directions of traffic.. state police trailed the dog until animal control could get to the scene. they say dog wasn't injured..just overwhelmed. he's pretty healthy. a black cocker spaniel about four or five years old. he was just very wet. and very shaken. the dog didn't have a collar, but he does have a microchip that may help animal control track down the owner. animal control will keep the dog for seven days. after that, the dog will be put up for adoption. and tom skilling said the attempt might go back up. tomorrow will be only in the '60s and and and it is near the lake. here is the radar. it shows that the showers and thin out in our area we are not done with the rains yet. here is what our model is doing. shows a lot of cloud cover drizzle and light rain. with the south- southwest winds tonight. a lake water temperature occurring at 50 degrees today. that's 25 days sooner than it did one year ago. tree and leaves of the big c

. >> every donor is one vote unless we're back in the time of cicero and julius caesar. >>> i'm going to talk about the rnc ad on war and women but your super pac has this donation from bill maher. 15% of the money so far, second biggest donor. i know you're not allowed to coordinate president. he came out and made that comment about sandra fluke, i don't want them attacked or called horrible names. that's why i called sandra fluke. do you feel he would be upset with the kind of words and tone that bill maher has used? >> i'm not going to stand here and defend vulgarity no matter who's using it. i'm also not going to select the republicans' selective outrage about when they get mad over who uses what terms. to listen to rush limbaugh or ted nugent, i think that republicans are very happy to ignore that and try to use this as an issue to distract from what are actually important issues that we're trying to discuss in this election. >> you don't think that -- that's absolutely right. they didn't come out nearly as hard as they should have on the rush limbaugh thing. >> they barely came

out of consideration for bob's great modesty, i will bypass any mention as cicero likes to say that hereally does like to know everything and can, therefore, not only point you in the direction of things you would not have known or noticed or taken into account within this or that piece you're working on. but it can also point you in the direction of subjects you might never dreamed might be your subjects but, of course, he knows better. i will certainly not refer to his total fair-mindedness, his insistence on what's just rather than flashy which makes your own arguments better because fairer themselves. or to the tonic precision of his thought which will make your writing more precise, too. compelling, he likes to say of that word, compelled to do what exactly. [laughter] >> i have no intention of pointing to his inexhaustible kindness, generosity and patience, his willingness to work with you until it's right and everyone who writes for him knows that until can mean weekends, the fourth of july, thanksgiving day and 2:31 in the morning between a friday and saturday and finally i wou