daley announced he will not run for a seventh term. dean reynolds now on the end of an era in chicago politics. the daley era. >> today i'm announcing that i will not seek a seventh term as mayor of the city of chicago. >> reporter: with his family at his side, mayor richard daley says enough is enough. >> i've always believed that every person, especially public officials, must understand when it's time to move on. for me, that time is now. >> reporter: chicago has had a mayor daley for 43 of the last 55 years. richard daley the father for 22 followed by a brief intermission and then the son since 1989. >> he seems to be born to be mayor. it's the most significant event to happen in chicago politics and maybe the city since his father died. >> but they're not talking about gun violence. >> reporter: in six straight elections he was never seriously challenged and among the reasons was a penchin for giving city jobs to potential rivals. with a rubber-stamp city council he basically ran the city on his own. a surge in juvenile violence h

he's said he wants richard daley to run for re-election. but richard daley is now not running for re-election. here's what i can tell you. chicago veterans tell me that rahm probably has a week or two to make a decision. most people close to him believe he is going to end up running. this would, of course, lead to some sort of mini shake-up or big shake-up inside the white house. would the president decide to have an interim chief of staff between now and november or go for the whole shebang, bring in somebody from the outside and do the big shake-up that some democrats on the outside of the white house have been clamoring for, frankly, for months. >> now that we know there won't be a daley in chicago city hall for the first time in a long time. chuck todd, thanks a lot. >>> we turn to the recent upswing in anti-muslim activity in this country. now we're seeing it sparking anti-american anger in some places. and with the 9/11 anniversary approaching, the best-known active duty four-star general, david petraeus, the top u.s. commander in afg

what will happen after mayor daley. coach so good to see you.you look fantastic. >> you look great. >> i know what that means, that means old, thank you. >> no, you look wonderful. >> god bless you. >> coach has a book signing on wednesday october 13 at 7:00 p.m. at barnes and noble. orland park place in orland park. be there early. >> we have jim ramsey coming up next with the forecast. copd makes it hard for me to breathe. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games with my grandchildren. great news! for people with copd, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or both, advair helps significantly improve lung function. while nothing can reverse copd, advair is different from most other copd medications because it contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help you breathe better. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may

daley says he's retiring.daley announced he is not running for re-election after more than 20 years in office. many thought he might stay in the job for life, but he says it's time to move on. the 68-year-old democrat has been chicago's mayor since 1989. one possible candidate to replace daley, white house chief of staff, rahm emanuel. >>> a federal judge in washington has refused to lift a ban on government stem cell research funding. the ruling yesterday rejected a justice department request to delay the early order that could shut down funning of human embryonic stem cell research. the obama administration said it would set back key research and cost more than 1,000 jobs. >>> former jetblue flight attend steven slateder will undergo a mental evaluation. he had an angry exchange with a passenger last month and exited the aircraft by way of the emergency chute. he went to court tuesday on a criminal hearing -- a criminal mischief hearing. a plea bargain may help him avoid jail time. >> we hope to continue tho

i loved every minute of it. >> chicago has loved mayor daley. what will rahm emanuel do? he made no secret that he would like to be the mayor, despite his job now. can he do it? >> probably, but it will not be a cakewalk. lots of people will run. he has not left a lot of friends outside of his immediate circle in the white house. he has been able to tick off more people, needlessly, and gratuitously, hurt a lot of people. >> unions, blacks, latinos, liberals, he has managed to upset them. i do not hear talk from the white house saying we cannot spare him. >> it would not be a surprise if he left after the first term. chiefs of staff, particularly in a modern one house, do not stay on long. it is an enormously stressful job. for him to retire at the end of the year would not have been particularly surprising. this is something that he has personally wanted for a long time. betting odds are that he is gone and it is serving out the rest of the year. >> if you never knew a mayor other than richard daley, if you lived in chicago, you think about all the ambitious, young polit

maggie daley celebrating 20 years of her program after school matters. it helps chicago children by teaching them job skills and introducing them to the arts. as for her husband's decision to retire from city hall, maggie daley says she agrees it was time. >> to me, i think it's another door opening. a new adventure in our life. and we were looking forward to it. >> maggie daley says she will continue with after school matters when her husband is no longer mayor. she is continuing her fight with breast cancer. she does have to walk with a cane or in this case crutches because of some surgeries. but she hopes in the near future she won't need those crutches or the cane. we wish her the best. >>> coming up next at midday, the shocking new findings about the poverty rate in the u.s. >> and pope benedict beginning a controversial visit to britain with acknowledgement of church failures in dealing with abuse cases. >>> the concern over the diet drug meridia. why federal regulators are split over keeping the drug on the market. [ male announcer ] millions of m

. >> kirby daley, senior strategist, says the impact is already visible. he points out that the recent data show china has become the biggest trading partner for many asian countries. >> it's very difficult for japan at this time, and the reason is japan's fiscal situation that the government has gotten itself into is really a mess. japan's economy, the domestic economy, is having a hard time getting going with domestic consumption and its dependence on exports to the west is something what it has no control over. it has no power over. >> reporter: some say the change symbolizes not only china's rise but also a shift in the global economic and even political landscape. but daley is cautious, noting that japan's per capita gdp is still more than ten times china's, which is $3,600. he also says china faces other problems. >> the real problem there is sustainability. a lot of the exports from asian countries to china are reexported to the west. and the ability for the western countries to keep consuming and driving those exports is going to be limited in the

daley is on the record supporting his police superintendent, but the mayor's recent decision to step aside leaves jody weis in limbo with his contract set to expire in a growing number of people clamoring for his resignation. >> some people better rise up to the occasion and start talking to mayor daley and say, listen what we are doing is not working. >> this isn't good for us and not for the citizens of chicago. >> we need to begin the search now for the new superintendent. this superintendent's contract is up on february 1. we shouldn't be wasting time until the last moment. >> harsh word for a vulnerable jody weis. embattled police superintendent is hearing it from all sides from chicago aldermen urging him to resign and from rank and file patrolmen. the superintendent is away from headquarters today but across -- a cross section of police officers hope to send a forceful message that he will hear loud and clear. >> in my opinion we need to get back to the football as mike dit key would say, get back to the basics. fundamentals of policing. >> reporter: even chicago transit worke

now, with daley deciding not to run again that opens up the playing field for him to be able to throw his hat into the wring as well as many others would have been waiting. source is close to emmanuel say he has not made a final decision yet. apparently a big factor is the impact the campaign would have on his family would lives here in washington with him. should he leave, the president would have to apintd an interim chief of staff. one of the name that has been mentioned mostly has been pete rouse, somebody that has been a top -- one of his senior advisors. he was the former chief of staff when obama was in the senate. president obama has also publicly acknowledged the idea that rahm would be looking for run for mayor and even mentioned that he would have to start -- would have to make that decision sometime very soon in order to prepare himself for a mayoral race in 2011 in chicago. we're live here near the white house, sarah simmons, back to you, steve. >> thank you. >>> republicans have been criticizing the president appear economic plan ask where are the jobs? the president sig

it can all be found in maggie daley's after school matters program. she will always be a cheerleader for the project and has no plans to step away she says. after the last week's announcement of her husband stepping away from chicago city politics, she promises not to turn her back on the city. >> rich and i feel the city of chicago has welcomed us. and i know myself over these past years the spiritual support i've had from this community. it's touched me more than you'll ever know. >> reporter: for years she's been living with and fighting breast cancer. today she walks with a cane by hopes to lose it soon. recovery from surgeries has been slow and tedious, she shows no signs of failing. as for her husband's steps post politics. >> i think it's another door opening. a new adventure in our life. i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: she agrees with her husband's call to call it quits and remains tight lipped about what's next for her, the mayor and chicago. >> he loves being mayor. but as he said, it's time to move on. and -- but we'll always be the

. >>> mayor daley says he strongly believes foreign investors are onboard to build a high speed rail line downtown chicago. the mayor's pack from an over seas trip meeting with business ladyers china's industrial revolution is happening right now something we could learn from. >> you have to have a high speed train from the international airport downtown. what that would do rebuild our commercial market and hospitality industry. in 7 minutes they could get to downtown of it's unbelievable. >> etch with plenty of people interested in designing and building the high speed line mayor daley says figuring out the financial terms and agreements will take some time. >>> cut the state's budget deficit by selling the sell. that's a possibility according to one state lawmakers. michael bond wants lawmakers to reexamine the state's ownership state in u. s. cellular field. the lake county democrat is facing republican susie schmidt in the upcoming election. schmidt favors cutting programs and departments that are not required by the illinois constitution. >>> jim ramsey, the forecast has nice fa

live in daley city. >> two other new field polls were released today.ne shows proposition 23 losing 45% to 34%. that proposition would suspend a new law that requires reduced green house gas emissions. >>> proposition 25 which would change the vote required in sacramento to pass the state budget from a two thirds majority to a simple majority is a head. 46% to 30%. that has dropped since july when 65% of those surveyed supported it. >> a plea from a death row inmate scheduled to die next week hasn't swayed the judge who just allowed executions to resume in california. the convicted murder and rapist albert brown asked the judge to reconsider his decision saying the judge lacks information about california's lethel injection process. today the judge said no. the execution wednesday morning will be the first in the new death chamber. brown has a choice of a three drug mix or one dose for his execution. >>> pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck in a hit and run accident early this morning in oakland. the crash happened shortly after 2:30 a

but earlier this month daley announced he won't run again. peter rush is widely expected to fill the role of chief of staff on an interim basis. >>> this year, your tax forms won't innocent mail. the irs has decide -- won't be in the mail. the irs has decided to stop using the postal service because so many file online. the move will save about $10 million a year. people can still get paper forms on the irs website or at local libraries or post offices. >>> all right. on a hot day like this a lot of people trying to cool off with ice cream. the change ben & jerry's is now making to all of its products. >>> who would love some ice cream? this is definitely the day for it. another hot one expected. more triple-digit highs across the bay area. who is going to see triple- digit highs again today? i'll let you know coming up. ,, >>> see, i turn my back, you fire up the after burners. it's hot! >> i know. it is hot. it was really warm last night, too. a lot of people had difficulty sleeping especially here in the bay area where many of us do not ha

just six days before mayor daley announced his retirement, the tenant extended from december 1st of this year to june 2011 and the report suggests that emoon mule will not have a problem with residentsy, but an expert says you can bet it's going to be challenged. a vote on an ordinance aimed at making happy meals healthier has been postponed. the legislation would require fast food meals with toys to have fruits and vegetables and not have excessive calories, fat, sodium and sugar and mcdonald's franchise owners clam they already offer healthy options and this proposal would undermine parental choice and responsibility, even if the measure passes mayor gavin newsome indicated he'd veto it. finally former new york governor eliot spitzer's new colleagues at cnn took a lot of shots at the democrat back when he was infamous as client number nine in the prostitution scandal that forced him out of office. here is a small sample of what was said in march of 2008. anderson cooper, quote, it seems like eliot spitzer according to allegations was spending a fair amount of his time on his job figuri

silverstein beat ward in 808 with a strong backing of mayor daley. >>> thank you. joining us now with more on alderman stone, rahm emanuel and jesse jackson, jr., and all things political, i'm running out of breath. >> nothing going on in politics. >> not in chicago. >> it's a slow time. >> where shall we start. >> think start with rahm emanuel. >> yeah. first of all, surprising but not. is that to say what's surprising about it is that president obama indicated that he expected rahm to stay around through the mid-term elections. that would have meant rahm needed to stay there until the beginning of november. now we were hearing he will leave next month and i'm seeing reports that show it could be as early as early october, he may be checking with the senate so see when they rap up their session. that will be either next week or the week after he will leave. that's what he needs to be around for is help usher in the votes in the senate and house. but clearly he can say all he wants. when you see these steps and read this news, he is going to be a candidate. >>> any

mayor daley says that's too many. now caps director is trying to figure out the need of chicago police and keep the program strong. >> caps is extremely relevant. >> reporter: the program may lose as many as 200 chicago police officers. caps director ron holt insists it will remain valuable to people. he says if anything, caps will only become stronger. >> nothing will be diluted. no strategy will change. in fact, i think with this strategy moving forward, that the efforts will be more involved. >> reporter: for more than two decades, caps has been an important program for the city. volunteers work closely with police officers to keep an eye on the neighborhood and help monitor gang activity. but now it's possible a majority of those officers will be reassigned away from caps and back on the streets. the controversial move has many caps volunteers concerned about the paramese -- program's future. >> reporter: antibullying programs, and saturday sports camps for the children in the community. why would you reduce resou

. >> reporter: the idea of daley playing host is coptrary to his political image. he's famously fond of the "f" word. >> i don't know if he's irish but he knows how to speak his mind. that's a sense of transparency. you know what you're getting. >> reporter: while some see him as a -- >> you're going the find somebody who does. >> reporter: daley's new endeavor will put him on the other side of a city alcohol tax that he supports. >> four cents on a beer, five cents on a glass of wine. you know, if i was thinking, i would have brought a nickel. i've had two drinks. there's a dime. >> reporter: whether the rigors of a regular job will soften daley, is anyone's guess but he does have an idea. >> maybe where everybody does know your [ bleep ] name does have merit. >> now he hopes to hold fund-raisers and political action gathers. i bet you's eh's got a pretty good clientele. >> i think he will. i think he will. mr. jeff ranieri. blanking. mr. veggielution himself. you're not often, i can't even remember what's happening. >> reporter: i know. i miss you guys, too, but

>>> his plan was to terrorize chicagoans with bombs and to assassinate mayor daley. now lebanese immigrant in the northwest side is behind bars accused of plotting to kill thousands of people on a busy street in wrigleyville. good afternoon. i'm steve sanders. >> i'm allison payne. we welcome our viewers here who are watching us around the country on wgn america. federal investigators have been watching hassoun for a year and a half. as wgn's jay miller reports, some of his albany park neighbors are stunned by the news after the arrest. >> reporter: people here in the 4700 block of north kedzie are in absolute shock. they say 22-year-old sami samir hassoun seemed like a normal guy. they say he was a nice guy. however, federal officials say he had a dark side and a deadly plan. one that included killing mayor daley. >> i was in shock. i could never expect that from him. he didn't look like that kind of a man. >>> eva works a few doors down from this man. 22-year-old sami samir hassoun who was arrested saturday in wrigleyville after allegedly plotting to set off a bomb

and started to mock mayor daley when he's upset and i'm throwing my hands around and he comes in andsays this is what you do. >> gloria, get back to wgn real fast, please. >> reporter: but to truly appreciate gloria brown is to work with her every day. >> the moment gloria arrives, that's when the party starts. >> after 40 years in this building, she always has a smile. when she's in a bad mood, run for your life. >> you want to show me how to do this also? >> she came here as a newsroom secretary 40 years ago and worked her way up not just to business manager but award- winning producer. and did i tell you, she's crazy? [ laughter ] >> i really love my job. i really do. >> i quit. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. >> congratulations. >> reporter: and although she's never expressed an interest in any other career, mayor daley thinks he may have found a successor in gloria brown. >> oh, tom, we'll miss her, won't we? [ inaudible ] >> here's how much she loves her job, she'll be back to do part-time work. no i'll be back tomorrow. >> and she's always been the champion for the underdogs. i t

. >> mayor richard daley is leaving the post, so the president will likely be looking for new cchief of staff to run the white house. >> running the city of chicago is a serious enterprise. he has not told me yet. as soon as he does, i am sure we will handle it. >> of hokie officers are leaving. david axelrod retires next year. then there's the obama economic team. larry summers is leaving. budget director peter orszag is gone. council of economic advisers chair christina romer is gone. >> the work that they do is difficult. they have been at it two years. >> only treasury secretary tim geithner remains and he is under fire. >> the economic team on the way out. >> five weeks before midterm elections. people are predicting big losses for democrats. the timing could not be more crucial. >>> the cia is intensifying missile attacks against militants in pakistan. they have heard of a new plan to target the multiple countries including the u.k., france, and germany. if 20 drawn strikes have been launched by the c.eia in the pat months. -- drone attacks. >>> 20 insurgents have been killed i

but once chicago mayor richard daley announced he would the nobody running again, speculation grew even more after that. emmanuel has long expressed interest in running for mayor of chicago but wasn't going to do so since mayor richard daley was there. of course, he won't be running again. that would open up the field quite a bit for anybody that wanted to throw hair hat into the ring. a source who is close to emmanuel says he has not made a final decision yet. one of the big factors weighing on him right now is how this would impact his family, the campaign if he decided to run. his family is living here in washington with him at this point. now, should he leave, the president would, of course, have to choose an interim chief of staff. right now, there is talk that would likely be peter rouse, someone who is a senior advisetory to president obama and also the former chief of staff for him while he was in the senate. president obama has been asked about this and has acknowledged publicly that if rahm emmanuel does decide to run for mayor, this is something he would likely have to make a

and he is being mentioned as a potential candidate to run for mayor of chicago to replace richard daley. but he was a no show leaving his wife to deal with the reporter's questions concern hog in the family is planning on running for mayor. the congressman or she? >> i have considered it, i'm less inclimbed to to it. i believe whoever does it has to understand the nature of the city's finances and has to have a reach that's tkphroeubl enough to help companies emerge into the markets. and one with that qualification to steer in the future. my husband has that absolutely. >> the congressman, we're told, was home sick with the flu. as you heard she does not sond like a candidate but her husband sounds undecided. >> thank you, robert. >>> a scary moment in yesterday's cubs game. a bat was broken to left field. and the edge struck tyler colvin. he remains hospitalised in miami. he is undergoing tests to avoid a collapsed hung. he will be out for the season. the increase of broken bats have concerned many officials for the reason. >>> what started out ugly was a well rounded after. after the

it's unclear if he knew at the time executing the plat mayor daley already announced he was stepping down. the suspect is not associated with any of the designated terrorist organization designated by the state department, but the f.b.i. says he was on the radar for quite some time. >> shepard: mike tobin live in chicago. thanks. another terrorist arrested at amsterdam airport where the accused underwear bomber caught his flight to the united states last christmas. we're told he's british. they say he flew from liverpool to amsterdam and was going to take off to uganda when cops moved in and pulled him off the plane. prosecutors tell us police acted on a tip from britains. there is word that the suspect may have links to somali group al shabab. police say he blew himself up at the gate wounding two soldiers. spokesman says their injuries are not serious. so far, he has not claimed responsibility for the attack. the biggest newspaper in mexico's violent city is giving in to the drug cartels. duvuarez is agreeing to restrict coverage of the drug war after an attack left one of the pape

. >> reporter: patty daley's personal photo albums are documented proof of what beatle fans have onlyout in books and mag seese. the biggest rock stars in the world were still working and playing and even at times they were living with each other here in southern california. >> very good friends, all of them kept in touch. >> reporter: daley's boyfriend at the time was this man, jesse ed davis. the go-to-guitarist for all the beatles on their solo albums. in 197 patty and jess spent most of their days with john lennon during his now infamous lost weekend and her polaroid camera was always in her purse ready to capture the rock icons who dropped in and out of lennon's inner circle. this was taken during the recording of his "pussycat" album and also during those alcohol fueled recording sessions, several shots of ringo starr and john lennon's girlfriend, his constant companion during his separation from his wife yoko. what do you remember about the so-called, what they coined, the lost weekend? >> i think john had left and just wanted to get away and do something different. i know they

and i will say if there is any father or mother of these ideas it is mayor daley in chicago who is on these things years and years ago. i went out there when i first became mayor, got so jealous going down michigan avenue i said we have to do something so we stole their greening director and brought her out here and tasked here with putting these plans together and i want to specifically acknowledge astrid and her hard work and collaborative effort with all of you as well. i'm excited about this. i'm proud of this. this is a special day for me. thank you for all the hard works. this crease jobs, increases -- this creates jobs, increases values of property and increases the likelihood that people will come down and stay longer. it creates a sense of identity and place so we can marked our neighborhoods so it doesn't look like anyplace, u.s.a. so everything has its own unique character. that is why we are celebrating and why i'm honored that all of you took the time to be here and work so hard to get us here. i have nothing more to say, thank good from your perspective, except again to

jim edgar and daley. daley's brother announced the results.are among the worst in the country. >> where we used to have the most educated workforce in the world, we now rank 10th. and each year other countries pass us by. >> study also shows that only 37% of people over the age of 25 have an associates degree or higher. if you want to check out the full report, go to advanceillinois.org. >>> cps announcing it's expanding its merit pay next fall. 25 elementary and middle schools will be part of that program. no word yet on which schools will be picked. the grant requires half of the students be low income. they will be eligible to receive bonuses. >>> regulators in the u.s., there are are restrictions for avandia. diabetic patients will get a prescription for avandia but only if they can't control with other medicines. the maker has stopped promoting the drug everywhere but says it's important for patients with type 2 diabetes. >>> still ahead: leave the wallet at home. how your cell phone may soon eliminate the need for cash and credit cards a

daley has expressed a desire to privatize taste of chicago. curb side recycling and animal care to raise more money. >>> president obama top adviser is leaving the white house next year. the white house says david ackled are -- axelrod is returning to chicago to work on the president's re-election campaign. axelrod works next to the oval office and is responsible for the president's political strategy. his wife still lives in chicago and he never bought a home in washington. axelrod has not said exactly when he is leaving washington but the white house says it will be well into next year. >>> another sign white house chief of staff rahm emanuel will return to chicago to run for mayor. in the "sun-times" today, michael said she heard through the rumor mill that emanuel tapped terry peterson to manage his campaign. there is no official word from emanuel about his plans to leave the white house. and emanuel has met with other possible candidates presumably to line up allies should those candidates drop out. we have reported emanuel plans to leave

southbound we have your typical slowing out of daley city, 280 approaching 380. avoid those city streets if you can at all today. our thoughts are with anyone. power outages will cause a problem for signals on streets as well. >> we have jeff smith with pg&e on the phone. can you hear us? >> yes, i can. how are you? >> doing just fine. you are on with scott mcgrew and laura garcia-cannon m one thing we are waiting for is this area to be declared safe. from pg&e standpoint where are you as far as controlling any gas? >> just first and foremost, i want to say our thoughts go out to everyone effected by this terrible situation. it's a tremendous tragedy. our priority right now is helping the area stay safe. we have crews on the scene and we are working with emergency officials on that, and we'll continue do so until the situation is determined to be completely safe. in the meantime we are working with emergency responders and making sure the area is safe. >> am i interpreting that to say that as of it, right now pg&e and the fire department have not declared the are

. >> and mayor daley was catholic. >> but they had a very bad relationship. >> over what? >> i think basically, daley was a person of the past, as far as the connection between politics and the catholic church was concerned, that stritch was trying to get the catholic church out of politics and turned that huge institution in a very different direction. i remember in chicago at one point, there was a pastor on the southwest side named danny burns. it was said that you could not make sergeant in the police department if you did not go out and have a visit with danny burns. i cannot vouch for that story, but it was widely said. i remember working with one pastor on the far southwest side of the city. these were different times. our viewers are not even going to begin to understand what life was like then. we are talking about 50 years ago. this was another monsignor, and i think he had 90% of the police captains in the city in his parish. i remember one day we were talking about race relations, etc., and he finally turned to me and said for god sakes, we just let the dago's

he feels his experience is needed because of daley's retire. >> a new mayor is going to need someone like myself to guide him. this is going to be an awesome responsibility. >> the people on this ward are very much ready for a change. they're ready for someone with a vision, determination, someone that's going to be very service-oriented to the people. >> or her. his youthful opponent could be tough to beat. he won his last election by just 700 votes. >>> man accusing of doing everything from assassinating mayor daley painting the water in chicago remains behind bars. sami samir hassoun faced a court today. he requested a psychology evaluation. the attorney reports he is competent to stand trial but things need to be considered. >>> 19-year-old george lash was shot by officers at the 55th street station. they called police saying he had a gun. he pointed that gun after officers and that's when they shot him. the lawyer for the victim's parents spoke with two witnesses who say they never saw lash with a gun. those witnesses were not interviewed by police. >> we've had a summer of viol

weis is a former fbi agent hired by mayor daley to change business as usual in the department. he has no local police background and is criticized union leadership for resisting changes within the department. earlier today the president of the fraternal order of police mark donahue said this. >> we have been involved with the hierarchy in the police department in a number of issues. many of which seated at the table with them attempting to resolve issues of importance between not only the department in the communes but the department and the union. we have been at the table with them and offered recommendations oftentimes many of his recommendations were simply ignored. we continue to str an open dialogue with the department. times made it difficult to do so. >>> fop members plan to march on police headquarters tomorrow. protesting cut backs in manpower. they say put police officers in danger. >>> the canadian company cleaning up the romeoville spill and one in southern michigan has another problem on its hands. there is another gas spill on the east coast. enbridge energy part

his departure has been rumored for weeks, ever since longtime mayor richard daley said he would not be running for reelection. >> sarah palin has gotten a is a restraining order against a teenager that she says is threatening her. the 18-year-old sean kristie is threatening her by phone and text message, telling her to "watch her back." the judge granted the 20-day protection order after she said she feared this teenager could kill her. >> jpmorgan chase says it will stop all foreclosures in 23 states. analysts say they do not expect delays will reduce the number of foreclosures, but it will slow down the process for a couple of months. >> still to come, meg wittman is firing back on allegations that she knowingly employed an undocumented worker. >> and doug hill has your complete forecast. >> because of the heavy rain today, the redskins moved their practice to an airplane hangar at dulles airport. and michael v think about the internet. growing, evolving, literally transforming our lives. now imagine the possibilities of what tomorrow could bring. at at&t, we support a core set of st

today at the daley center, schavon wade refused the chances of a deal. she claims wade is too business is with his career to care about the kids. >> i have proven i have a great support system. my family is very active in my kids' lives. >> wade's lawyers questioned her about her aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and damaging property in 2001 when she was a student at northeastern illinois university. >>> blame it on the ear buds? crime is up on the cta? >> how ladiers are are explaning the jump in the last four years. >>> it feels like christmas. >> a mail carrier's amazing gift to somebody who used to be on her route. >>> and the chicago area could see significant rain 24 hours from now. tom's here to sort it out. have you tried honey bunches of oats yet? every spoonful is a little different. mmm. they got three kinds of flakes. this is delicious. it's the perfect combination of sweet and crispy. i love it. this is so good. this is great. the magic's in the mix. s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s

recap what life was like for jim daley when he was a kid. >> i came from a broken home. an alcoholic. and my mom remarried hank, hank the tank, i called. an exmilitary guy for a stepfather. what happened within about a year my mom had cancer and i didn't realize it. she died. i went foster care and my stepdad walked out on us. >> he walked out the day of the funeral. >> he said i have to leave. i have never talked to that man since then. i went know foster care, not all situations are bad. my dad, i reconnected with him and lived with him for a year and he died. no silver spoon. and i find it ironic, god, in my faith said i'm going to let you run this christian organization that's about families and that's what gives me the passion to write a book like "stronger" and encourage people don't trust in your circumstances, especially those of us calling ourselves christian. the joy that we have in the lord is far deeper than our immediate circumstance. if you lost your job or there's a problem, draw closer to god because he's there to draw close to you. >> mike: you know, you

supervisor daley. we have jane kim and sandy furor. i'd like to take a moment to recognize andrea albury andest they're carrasco. madam clerk? >> it's file number one 0028, students served by multiple systems -- >> thank you so much. we had a hearing over a year ago that touched upon issued of student who are served by multiple agencies and the school district and looking at how we could do a better job at coordinating services and promote bert outcome -- better outcomes. we're center concerned about at-risk students that encounter the city and school district in different ways. what we are going to do is we are going to start with the associate superintendent for student support. kevin truth is going -- truip is going to be here. we will be joined by ji ling su. andre notten and rachel who are here from the department of youth. some of the focus of this hearing has changed just in the last 48 hours and i really want to thank individuallies -- individuals for changing their schedules to be able to support us in this endeavor. and so wi

slowing out of daley city heading down into san bruno.are showing you the scene from san bruno mountain. there is the scene of the fire, there is the smoke drifting over to 280. the southbound side, right there, heading past the scene is the closest to the smoke. that's where you are seeing the slowdowns. other side of the bay, 880 slowing down in the northbound direction past the coliseum. two traffic breaks, one in san leandr leandro, the rest of the commute not bad. kris, you are following the weather as it pertains to the fire and the bay area forecast. >> we know firefighters were looking forward to daylight so they would know what they are working with. but as daylight comes, so does the wind. starting off at 5 to 15 miles per hour, later in the morning, 15 to 20. by 11:00 today, they could be as high as 25 miles per hour. the temperatures for those firefighters, those will be okay. we are watching the air quality forecast. it is all green now. we know the fire is around here. that means that could change. look at the radar. not muc

chicago's longtime mayor, richard daley, won't be running for reelection in 2011. the democrat announced his decision today at city hall, citing personal reasons. he said it felt like the time was right to step aside. daley presided over the nation's third-largest city for 21 years, like his father did before him. on wall street today, trading was light but stocks fell on renewed concerns about european banks. the dow jones industrial average lost 107 points to close above 10,340. the nasdaq fell nearly 25 points to close above 2208. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: now to the chile miners story. it's been more than a month since that mine collapsed in northern chile. 33 miners have survived. that's a world record for staying alive underground. but there's no firm date on when the miners might be rescued. newshour correspondent tom bearden is covering the story for us. jeffrey brown talked to him this afternoon. >> brown: tom, give us an update first on where things stand with the rescue efforts. there's three separate plans a

daley. [risas] rahm emmanuel...bueno, tÚ sabes dÓnde estÁ mi pasiÓn y mi corazon. vamos a ver cÓmo van los... tengo dos meses para decidirlo. vamos a ver cÓmo va este programa, porque yo quiero ser alcalde, pero no quiero huir... no quiero abandonar mi responsabilidad aquÍ. y como alcalde yo no lo verÍa tanto a usted. >>ese es el problema que yo voy a tener aquÍ. vamos a tener que ir a chicago en el futuro. >>asÍ que a ver cÓmo va, pero mi prioridad es aquÍ con los niÑos. >>vamos a pasar la reforma. >>vamos a pasar la reforma. >>pero ¿quizÁs a alcalde? >>quizÁs. >>gracias, luÍs gutiÉrrez. >>gracias josÉ. >>representante, por ahora, hasta que pase la reforma migratoria en el congreso. >>gracias. >>muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros y recuerde que usted puede ser parte de este programa. ademÁs, puede ver estas entrevistas cuando usted quiera, sÓlo tiene que ir a: una breve pausa desde washington y regresamos con el bicentenario de mÉxico y muchos mÁs. >>¡viva mÉxico! multitud: ¡viva! >>¡viva mÉxico! multitud: ¡