nancy loo is live from daley plaza ... >> i am in the effect of this rally ... this has been more like a dance party. we are going to step through you can see a mix of people in this crowd here is someone from the national nurses united organization ... what do you think about the turnout and what is the plan for today? >> the plan is for nurses to help heal the world along with all the other community supporters with us today we are promoting the robin hood tax which is a small tax 50¢ on every hundred dollars of financial transactions ... >> there are lots of police and secret service here at daley plaza does it bother your group? >> no. we think this is over protection nurses are all about healing not harm >> there are other groups here however is their concern for something getting stirred up a question mark, off certainly not nurses promote nonviolence in their actions ... we will turn around and get back into the crowd ... later on we expect a performance by the former guitarist from rage against the machine ... because of his performance police were conce

i've had my mom do that. >> brayden daley may believe that they have a future together.likely to soon be leaving maricopa, kimbrough has just revealed to us that her relationship with daly was just a scam. >> my friend introduced me. she's like, hey, she puts money on other girls books, whatever. i was like yeah, right. and she was like, seriously, and you guys know emilie. she's a writer. so i started writing her letters. my relationship with brayden is awesome. it's letter writing. her mom puts money on my books every week. i don't have to see her, i don't touch her. i'm over here. she's over there. my mom is sick. i don't want to ask her for [ bleep ]. my in-laws take care of my kids, you know. i don't have any money of my own right now, so -- a girl has to have a game while she's in jail, right? >> carrie kimbrough may be willing to cause pain to get what she wants, but 68-year-old patrick stanwick has learned the hard way that hurting people can come back to haunt you. his wife just sent him separation papers. they arrived on his wedding anniversary. >> she said it

former mayor richard daley is exploiting a legal loophole to boost his own pension. wgn's tonya francisco is live in the newsroom with more. the irony in all of this is emanuel's predecessor contributed to the city's pension problems while fattening his own pension payout. a wgn chicago tribune investigation found that two years after mayor richard daley was first elected mayor he take advantage of the state's convoluted pension system setting him up with a sweet pension deal. a law passed in 1981 allowed him to use the years he served as state state senator to rejoin the pension fund ... he was allowed to combine years as mayor state's attorney and years in the state legislator to set himself up for benefits for 85 percent of his merrill salary far better than that of a city worker for eight annual pension in the six figures ... in doing so the former mayor was able to build a $184,000 a year retirement nest egg ... because he did not pay into the pension plan to most workers do the taxpayers are footing his retirement bill >> this is an example of why the state leg

joining me now is bill daley. it's wonderful to have you on the program tonight. >> thank you, maria. >> over the last couple of days, everybody is talking about the jpmorgan trading loss and from the justice department to the fbi, does this really matter? does it really require a probe by the justice department? >> i don't think it's surprising that the justice department has announced that they are going to look at this. how you define it as a criminal probe or a probe, i think it's logical considering the amount of attention that it's gotten in the public and media over the last six days that every investigative agency out there and regulatory agency is going to take a look at it and either jamie dimon said it on friday. >> well, what i'm really getting at is harry reid said i think you should move jpmorgan to vegas because it's such a gamble. when someone in the senate says something like that, it leads people to believe that it's true. is this evidence that he doesn't understand how banking works at all? >> i

daley. >> and rahm emanuel. >> yes. a lot of close friends. but my recollection is that joe kennedy -- i'd like to be corrected if i'm wrong about this. joe kennedy called richard daley during the election and said are we going to take i will and i will daley said, by the grace of god and with the help of some close friends and those close friends were the graveyard vote. >> yes. obviously i was an round. i cannot attest to that. nor will i take an advantage on that. >> chris is a lawyer, by the way. >> yes. the reason i invoked that moment was richard nixon had a similar conversation with a very powerful series of leaders in southern illinois. and to the extent you have what's been reported on some of this stuff, theertdically what you had was southern illinois had a bunch of folks who might not be alive voting and you had the chicago area having a bunch of folks who might p be allowed voting. i thought television played a decisive role in that election for the reasons you mentioned. one side did a little better than the other side. >> so wha

to not draw attention to the man who made the deal with the predecessor of mayor daley >> this was a legal agreement outside law firm in a vault happens to be the firm the next mayor " is now working for. you can't at the end of the day it comes down in the fine print. nice that the mayor is fighting but that does not mean it will end >> can they sue us or the city? >> i looked at the tribune website this afternoon when the story broke 242 people weighed in on this and no single issue no single city deal has stirred up more anchor of the public so the mayor of course should be fighting for taxpayers. to his credit fighting for us a lot of this stagecraft not real life >> given us a sense of perspective it taxpayers often did not seek pay the park and that one good thing shed light on questionable deals take part of what this tried to do >> mayor daley back and thinking of running for reelection facing several hundred million dollar shortfall either raise taxes or cut a bad deal no time to put this together this is what you get when you rush biggest objection parking privatisation dea

daley set in motion a series of events taxpayers pay for today. set himself up with pension deal far better than most city workers. before he was mayor. cook county state attorney. before that eight years as state senator of those years in springfield to set up daily for life. >> less taxes for less, more taxes for last city services remember he lost his first run at mayor. when the opportunity presented itself took advantage of an obscure provision in the state pension law. the kind of deal only those insiders can figure out. any person who has served as a member for eight or more years for elected to become a member employed in such a position eligible to participate in a retirement system. established under article 5-14 of this act continuing on and on. in plain english the law allows the mayor to jump back into but just that his penchant for just one month thanks to another law allowed it to come by years as mayor along with his years as state attorney and in the legislature to boost his pension. 49 and the mayor set for life even if he never

daley. he says to me. we need your help. we're running out of time, over 850 inmates is awaiting for lethal injection in california. every one of them is running out of time. thank you for coming in on short notice, he continues. did you have any trouble getting inside? nothing out of the ordinary, i tell him. i think sometimes, it's harder for lawyers to get into san quentin than it is for clients to get out. it took hours to pass the two metal detectors before i was stuck in a six-by-six-foot wall covered with plexiglas. the death row visitor's area is a stone's throw from a little green chamber which the state of california has its execution. they pass the time going about the monday and the business about incarcerated while their lawyers try to prolong their lives. ok. we're going to recall her. let's start off with talking about "to kill a mockingbird." and what that book meant. you wrote an article about it, john. as a law professor it was something you focused on as part of legal education. how did you choose that and

you know, one of daley's colleagues told me that really the reason that daley took the job was that he felt this imperative to get the presidency back toward the middle. and, plus, as one of his colleagues told me specifically said and i'm quoting his colleague: we're going the need a period of ugliness, by which he meant with the left, so that people in the center understand that we're not wasting their tax dollars. so plouffe and daley both felt like two years into the obama presidency, um, obama had become care keytured as a creature of the left, as a big, you know, wasteful, liberal spender and that the best way to, um, to get back on track was to kind of repudiate that caricature and engage with republicans on a deal to cut the deficit. um, so they kind of over a period of a couple weeks had these meetings on saturday. i don't know why saturday was the special day in the white house for plotting strategy, but they had these meetings on saturday, um, every week or so in december and january, and they come up with this plan. and the plan is, basically, to do a short-term deal on the

there are those who say he was controlled by mayor daley.hat sophisticated deal maker would without a wink say okay, i'm going over to europe to get the olympics and then come in fourth place? as the president of the united states. what you say is if you tell me we're getting the olympics, i will go. but i'm not going to embarrass myself by going. well, i assume he didn't get that little assurance. now, the reason he did it was because he was probably right -- i don't want to say in the pocket of because that's not respectful, but he comes out of the whole daley situation. and when mayor daley was the mayor of chicago, i guess he said i want you to go over and get us the olympics. but honestly, what president -- we're talking about a president. we're not talking about somebody else. will go over there, make the plea for the olympics and come in third or fourth place? it was an embarrassment and i think it was terrible frankly. so when joe biden talks about, you know, somebody doesn't have the experience, in theory he shouldn't have the exper

mayor daley used to be a member of the illinois state legislature.e left and became the mayor of chicago. just after a couple of years he made a one-month payment to the legislature's pension fund even though he was no longer a member of the legislature. he paid in for just one month. it's that that entitles him to $50,000 a year for life in retirement -- megyn: whoa! >> yeah, he gamed the system. now, megyn, there's nothing illegal about this. he was simply taking advantage of what you might call a sweetheart deal, a loophole available to him in his position. and he took it, and by making just a one-month contribution instead of many, many years, he saved $400,000 in contributions and walked away with an extra $50,000 a year for life. megyn: that's unbelievable. how much was the one-month contribution, do we know? i'm just curious. >> i don't know. i'm sorry, i do not know. megyn: it would have been, you know, at most a thousand bucks? >> at most. at the absolute most. megyn: how can this be? obviously, there's a flaw in the system, and he took adva

the city's stances that the march but to end at the petrillo music shell instead of at daley plaza themaintain that the new route will make them less visible as they planned to present a solution to the economic crisis >>this polls nurses out of the public eye we stand together around the world with a strong message that there are alternatives to this g-8 message ... we think there's another solution and that is to tax wall street the g-8 will be held at camp david but the nurses say that it's too difficult to protest their they are prepared to fight the move legally but they have no plan to do so at this point tom skilling has the full weather forecast >>it will be very nice tomorrow after this cloudy day we have going today but there are some amazing statistics are wanna tell you about on this current meteorological spring is the warmest we've had 142 years of rather record keeping here in chicago some cooler air is approaching its unstable what that means is the air aloft is very cool ... they're maybe a few showers accompanying this cooler air the cloud towers are building ... they

mayor daley's people respond about his pension tomorrow night when we tackle his sweetheart deal.nvestigation tonight by our colleagues jason grotto and hal dardick >> contracts expiring at midnight talks breaking down earlier today joliet's with the latest. >> if you can see this bonfire and crew behind me getting ready pour the midnight strike deadline withdrawplanning to strike six year contract has not been hammered out leaders of international association of machinists say the company wants to double health care premiums without increase in pay other issues. that is the main issue. both sides' negotiating >> 1 proposal the company has on the taylor union rights as far as seniority and the company's position they have to go over to work anybody however long they want. obviously that is a major problem we have families as well as >> a round of 43 years with contract at least four years >> you heard from union members there you can hear now from caterpillar their side calling the proposal competitive contract offer a statement. caterpillar has work plants process policies and pe

sunny letter in the day emperor daley we warm up on tuesday, later in the week we warm up next week in the and the numbers and '80s again. a typical summertime pattern for the bay area. >>> the a's had to be the best pitcher in the league an,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, up >>> we define a cure for these baseball injuries >>> they're holding their own house the a's are the a's are without suspect this and they finish the holmes down with the jemile weeks and without brandon edge. the ring out of the lineup today. justin per lander did not need help. he made one mistake the only run he allowed in seven innings. weeks was out of the line and a check out this catch by his replacement. jerry parker lows the bases in the sixth and would leave after throwing 112 pitches. he walks in the go-ahead run and that was the difference the tigers when three-one to split the series. the giants five runs and last night's game against arizona the most they scored in one game all month. san francisco called up charlie culbertson making his big league debut and his family was on hand berries u.s. celebrates his 34th

so judging by this photo, we are all approximately in our positions, if i play the part of bill daley, the president the not here, it is 8:20 a.m. how is it you knew to be here with the president that morning? >> we had arranged to meet with him here prior to his going to tuscaloosa, alabama, to get his final decision. >> and he was touring storm damage, so he's in casual clothing. his ride is idling out the back door. he comes to you, stands in this grouping and says what to the best of your recollection? >> my recollection is that he said, it's a go. we're going to do the assault, we're going to do the raid, complete the orders, and let's go. >> i recall being here that morning, working up some briefing points for him, and i think tom started in and the president said, it's a go. and we looked at him and he said, it's a go, let's get it going. >> i think this was just the last check. because as tom said, he had made up his mind overnight, told us it was a go, and we then had to implement his direction. >> once the president had made that decision, we knew instantly what our timeline

(on cam tag) also today - bbll daley - the man who was white house chief of staaf when bin laden wasion - adding quote "thh presiient has a wwshington, shannnn bream, fox pews. 3 3&call it whattyou will a cellbration, orra treaty signing, there are still a lot of americans angry e're still evvn in afgganistan. afghanistan. complaining about the president's use of the bin laden raid as a campaign tool while still refusing to release any pictures or videe ladee's body. 3 3 3 33 smacking every bar on the way down. why the crowd cheered aa this drunken concert-goer slammed baak to earth. headlines for some off the g cufffcomments. wwat coach harraugh said that's causing some to call for n asteriik in theenfl records bookk 3 there's been a whole lot of talk lately about internet speeds... let's shed a little light on the subject. unlike cable, verizon fios is 100% fiber-optics -- so it's powered by light... that means it's faster, and has vastly more bandwidth capacity. for video chats with grandma, downloading hd movies, and uploading home videos. all the internet you need for all your d

all right, katy daley, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> brown: and there's more onlineerview with doc watson. you'll find that on our home page. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: a new atrocity surfaced in syria. the bodies of 13 people, found bound and shot, in an eastern province. the discovery followed friday's massacre of 108 people in houla. and growing fears about europe's financial situation triggered a stock sell-off on both sides of the atlantic. the dow industrials lost more than 160 points. online, we have a look at the unprecedented conviction and punishment for liberia's former head of state. kwame holman explains. kwame? >> holman: margaret warner explores what charles taylor's 50-year sentence may or may no mean for africa. that's on our world page. judy and political editor christina bellantoni look at mitt romney's new ipad app. that's on this weeks political checklist on our homepage. and as part of our continuing climate change series, hari sreenivasan asks an expert about erosion along the gulf coast. find that on our science pag

(on cam tag) also today - bbll daley - the man who was white house chief of staaf when bin laden wasion - adding quote "thh presiient has a wwshington, shannnn bream, fox pews. 3 3&call it whattyou will a cellbration, orra treaty signing, there are still a lot of americans angry e're still evvn in afgganistan. afghanistan. complaining about the president's use of the bin laden raid as a campaign tool while still refusing to release any pictures or videe ladee's body. 3 3 3 33 smacking every bar on the way down. why the crowd cheered aa this drunken concert-goer slammed baak to earth. headlines for some off the g cufffcomments. wwat coach harraugh said that's causing some to call for n asteriik in theenfl records bookk ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few

about 3,000, many dressed as robin hood, gathered in daley plaza and marched through the loop business direct, and there were no clashes with police, just two arrests reported. because the rest of the weekend could be another story, parts of chicago will be on a virtual lockdown. nbc's katy tur reports. >> as dozens of heads of state and their staff members and security details descend upon chicago, the opposition is already gearing up. >> no more nato. >> welcome to nato, chicago 2012. >> we're going to be loud, boisterous, vibrant. and 100% peaceful. >> the city has only issued three permits for marches and rallies, but thousands of protesters are expected. >> i don't think it's going to be as bad as what everyone says it is. >> the summit will be held at mccormick place. around it, miles of road closures, rail service interruptions, and even a military enforced no-fly zone. major attractions like chicago's art institute will close for the weekend. business owners fear all of the hassle will mean a lack of customers. >> we normally do several hundred people for lunch. we have nine re

jpmorgan vice chair bill daley. the trading mess and financial regulation looming large. 4:30 p.m. eastern time on "the closing bell." >>> first to jane wells for a news alert. >> hi, sue. nbc news learned that in this continuing mystery over what's causing some pilots to appear to have oxygen problems on the f-22 defense secretary leon panetta is placing further restrictions on flying the f-22 until they can figure out what's going on. the defense department saying at least 12 pilots since april 2008 have had problems with the oxygen system. developing symptoms of hypoxia. he's order all of them to remain within a proximate distance of airports. all f-22 patrol missions over alaska will be ending. he also wants to accelerate installment of a backup system and have monthly progress reports on efforts to identify the problem with the current oxygen system. of course, two of those pilots famously went on "60 minutes." the f-22 made by lockheed martin just delivered its last f-22 a couple weeks ago. this is a very expe

in particular, i with like to call out brad benson, mike martin and especially peter daley working into the wee hours of the day and monique. thank you for your leadership. we hope this is a great event and we hope it lives here a long time. >> thank you. i think you echo the sentiments of all of us. any other comments? >> i don't know if there's anything left to be said. go america's cup. >> yeah. >> i think there's a motion. are we ready to vote? all in favor -- >> aye. >> resolution 1234 passed the port commission. thank you. >> item nine, request authorization to enter exclusive negotiation agreement with orton development incorporated -- >> just confirming that the vote was for both 2334 and 1235 joint -- 1234 and 1235 -- >> i move the item as a whole. >> enter authorization into exclusive negotiation agreement with orton development incorporated for the lease and development of the 20th street historic buildings on or near 20th and illinois streets of pier 70 and authorization to enter into a no rent lease for a site office. >> good afternoon, commissioners, pier 17 project planne

there were supposed to be at least three protests at daley plaza a book by 330 there was nothing.his guy from humboldt park. >> most people heeded the warnings of unpredictability and uncertainty in large rally crowds and stayed away >> i heard there would be a lot of streets closed and people here but i have not seen much >> i am downtown all the time. it is a lot quieter today >> that was good for police. they were stationed at nearly every corner. but not good for restaurants which usually do a good lunch business on a saturday. other restaurants just opted to close for the day. and the streets had barely a car on the road >> troublemakers may have been unwilling to cross these guys while those who did venture to the loop or happy to see them >> a final curtain call for aid cubs fan favorite... kerry wood. he says goodbye to baseball after 14 years >> and down the stretch they, highlights from a fantastic finish at the preaknessfo everyone's hair breaks. ♪ oh oh oh oh ♪ you see it in the brush... ♪ oh oh oh oh ooh oh ♪ ...and then there's the pillow. ♪ i dare you to dare me ♪ s

you'd better start acting like mayor daley in chicago. you'd better find those warlords who want something, whether it's patronage or they want the potholes in their streets fixed, and be political. work with them. and get them to do the things you want by using the power you have, which is not total. you don't have total power. nobody does. and he said okay. and he tried, and he did. he ended up bringing some of those people into the parliament and into his cabinet and playing this off against that. and being political, which is what a political leader has to do, unless you're an authoritarian. but i thip think public ly -- briefly. it's imperfect. the country was used to sunni rule. a minority sect in the country. the kurds pulled away and kind of operated semi-autonomously in the north. the shia has the largest population and had not been in the driver's seat. once you had an iraqi constitution drafted. once you had an election under that constitution, the majority rule, the shias took over. there was a fight within the shia sect, an e

wall street nearly 3000 nurses dressed in a sea of red shirts peaceful and played by city or rules at daley plaza. batt but community did not have a voice we were just talking about that we stick together >> out here fighting for pensions and that is the truth. here to say to wall street pay your fair share reverse robin hood stealing from the port is not right we are going to be heard >> the rally ended hundreds of other protesters bailed on the nurses and took to the streets blocking off buildings closing intersections at michigan avenue at one. trailing every step of the way. protestor took things too far the video shows and climbing up a wall offical nato banner when he did it cops were waiting. crowd moved and someone punched an officer in the face. knocking the second female officer to the ground arrests for aggravated battery police have burgeoneversion of their story. you will see once they are handcuffed >> this particular protest just one of many many protest that happened today some heading north to michigan avenue other groups south financial district spotty groups all over the

very few moments granted for this weekend and two of the permits that were granted for the rally in daley plaza on friday and then the march to mccormick place yesterday they did change the route so they threatened to revoke the government's so there was a lot of you know marching with out and nowhere chicago like to say the first amendment itself and you can see why you know clearly there are people who believe they should be allowed to protest in the streets when they want not on the police terms absolutely sometimes when you've got to get your message out you can't wait for the authorities to tell you what to do so development and communications director and associate a truthout also an editor at the occupied at chicago tribune thanks so much number one thing sounds me. well last summer the execution of troy davis called the american cause of the american criminal justice system to be the subject of intense scrutiny even ignoring the controversial issue of the death penalty supporters of davis claimed that there was significant doubt over his guilty conviction many argued the case was

he referenced a wgn tribune investigation which found politicians including former mayor richard daley who negotiated sweetheart pension deals for themselves the mayor has sent a letter to city employees telling them of the pension systems are not reformed the funding will go broke or city jobs and services will have to be cut seven wards on the north side will be the first to have their garbage picked up based on a grid system those affected boards are 46-50 and most of the 40th and the 44th the change will go into effect june 11th the city will launch an awareness of for the week before the transition to let residents know when their trash will be recovered mayor emanuel pushed for the grid system arguing that it is cheaper than "n" word by ward plan to see how your award will be impacted go to the web site wgntv.com/weblinks it's a new day in same sense of urgency for the chicago bulls dan roan is live in philadelphia with a preview of tonight's must win games >>they will have to win tonight and again saturday ... they had the shoot around it this morning at a local community colleg

daley for eternity. well let's have a quick look at where russia will be playing their opening group a match against the czech republic on june the ice it will be at the municipal stadium based in the western polish city of najaf and can hold just under forty five thousand fans the design was inspired by a chinese lantern mo brought up itself is a thriving commercial center built on twelve islands which are connected by over one hundred bridges. now if you're wondering what the score might be in russia's first game look no further than this elephant. zoom correctly predicted chelsea would be by in munich in the champions league final he apparently did it by picking up an apple which represented the blues and is now the official animal to start for the euros will have some way to go to match the predictive powers of paul the octopus he tipped eight when i was at the two thousand and ten world cup. well i would have predicted montpellier is first french title with thousands of fans turning out on monday to