. >>> autoridad de indianÁpolis iniciaron una investigaciÓn por el homicidio dina explosiÓn de la casaa viviendas, buscan una camionuta de color blanco vista en el vecindario el dÍa del incidente. >>> felipe montes vive en carolina, y se decide si se llevarÁ a sus tres hijos a vivir con Él. fue deportado y regresÓ u estados unidos para luchar por la custodia de sus hijos, gracias a una visa humanitaria, y se defendiÓ en una corte su derecho a ser padre. >>> finalmente y luego de mÁs de dos aÑos, felipe montes, un inmigrante deportado en el 2010, que estarÍa a punto de perder a sus hijos, testificÓ en persona en carolina del norte, pide la custodia de sus tres hijos que quedaron bajo el controle del estado en el 2010, luego de una d de la deportaciÓn de su padre. >>> la mayor prioridad que fui padre de los dos primeros compartÍ con ellos, me siento capaz de criar a mis hijos. >>> las opciones para los menores son claras, ser dados en adopciÓn o regresar a mÉxico. el departamento de servicios sociales argumenta que de regresar a mÉxico carecerÍan de comodidades bÁsicas en tamaulipas, una

is dina in denial?> plus, only we have lindsay as cleopatra. >>> and then "dancing with the stars" after kirstie? what she only told us about her last dance.

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. >> now, dina lohan comes to "e.t."evealing what she knew. >> the woman actually called me, the mother of the child, crying. >>> jessica biel's first interview about her wedding with justin timberlake. >> our ceremony was really beautiful. i just feel bubbly and sparkly. >>> plus, is selena gomez back with justin bieber? where we caught the exes out together. >>> then, "e.t.'s" power list with jessica simpson. our all-new interview. >> people were banging on the car and i felt like a beatle.

. >> is dina calling her daughter a liar?> once an addict always an addict. >>> plus, the latest on bon jovi's daughter busted for heroin. >>> matthew mcconaughey at 143 pounds. >> i can't wait to have that cheeseburger. >> his first words about his severe weight loss. >>> then, "twilight" star kristen stewart's sexy see-through style.

i am dina hillard. i am the chair of the citizen's advisory committee that works with the city administrator office, city administrator on these community benefit agreements and zen dusk was our first company that we worked with and they're actually in their second year of the cba but they were really easy to work with. they were very enthusiastic providing benefits to the neighborhood. they were very forth coming with any information we asked for and definitely a model for the other companies and in our conversations with the other companies we told them talk to zen dusk. they were amazing to work with, and i think for me what is unique about zen dusk is that there is a culture. you can tell there say culture in the company that desires to really integrate and be part of the community and provide benefits to the community, and it's not out of having to sign a cba, but it just really is evident to me it's part of the culture, their company, to want to provide the benefits to the neighborhood they're in,

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. the president was up and that around 9:00. >> and camped out on this corner. >> he made an unscheduled stop at a campaign field office not far from here. there were lots of tears hugs, smiles. this is the same office he made a surprise visit to two weeks ago. his feeling about his chanceshe is feeling good about his chances. >> i ended up having some confidence in the decency and goodness. we are working so hard. don't use their to governor romney, congratulations on a spirited campaign. >> the president was cheered by his small group of ksupporters. >> across the street at the high-school they shouted and waved at the president. the president jokingly told them to go back to class. the president will also follow his election day ritual and play basketball of some of his buddies. he will also get a haircut from his longtime barber. after that he goes down to mccormick place where he will be de

and i'm dina bair.welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. but first, our top story. apparently wrapping up their operations here. they have refused to say much about their ongoing search. day five of this effort comes five years after the mysterious disappearance of stacy peterson. state police tell us that there is now tip or lead that instigated this week's efforts. the availability of fbi resources was apparently ideal for following up on old leads. >> hope they find her. her husband remains a prime suspect. a former officer was convicted of killing his third wife. back in 2007 police pinpointed activity. >> bring my daughter here all the time. just to know that there may be remains here, i hope they could find her. >> would be nice if the family had closure. >> operation seem to be wrapping up for today. there's no indication whether the search will continue again at any point. so far today there's no indication that they have found anything signific

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on w-g-n america and on the web. the labor department announced this morning. a big plus, but also a major minus, in the latest unemployment report released this morning. at the positive end: 171-thousand people landed jobs last month. but, the down side: the unemployment rate rose to 7- point-9 percent. the increase is a sign more and more people are trying to find work. pointed out unemployment is higher now than when president obama took office. he argued that he has a plan to make real changes to fix the job market. early voting ends tomorrow. in chicago. there is one early voting site per ward, plus the chicago election boardice she pleaded with a man for help, but claims he refused. a reporter tracked down that man, who will only go by the name "alan." he shared his side of the story. two year old brendan and four year old connor were found a few blocks away from that home. and the frustration continues to grow. in th

has been trying to persuade mahmoud abbas to drop his you one bit earlier we talked to him at odd dina president of the minaret of freedom institute who explained why it's so important for the u.s. that a palestinian state remains and recognized. in my view washington is simply reflecting the position of israel washington as far as american interests are concerned there is no real american interest per se national interest that is served by denying the recognition to the palestinians however there is a domestic political issue and that is that many of the members of congress believe that in less they stand by israel in its opposition to the recognition of the palestinian state at this time that they themselves would lose their seats so this is a matter of a demand of domestic politics for the united states rather than a question of foreign policy while u.s. support for israel in its disputes was palestine seems on flinching when it comes to other regional matters washington must learn to say no says former statesman zbigniew brzezinski. you're not going to be making decisions for. the

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's nancy loo has our top story. live from area south police headquarters. police are not talking about their investigation. there clearly a number of witnesses. but she >> has been my life for so long. when you think about going home from work she is not going to be there anymore. >> this teenager died at around 10:30 p.m.. if not long after she shot in the head while riding in the car with some friends. >> she is a sophomore at morgan park high school. she died your hair blond after eighth grade graduation. >> unclear if the gunman was targeting someone. she leaned into the people in the car with her when she was shot. chicago police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who struck and killed one man and injured another last night in the west rogers park neighborhood. wgn's tonya francisco reports. the vice-president of the rogers park chambers of commerce. he was the husband and a father

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's judy wang joins us live from mccormick place, where president obama will be spending election night. judy? >> play certainly not taking it easy. many of the foot soldiers received no guarantees that they will get in. what a difference from four years ago when 240,000 people filled grant park. thousands more poured into downtown streets to be part of the historic moment. mostly a private affair. many supporters will likely attend smaller events. cnn is working with the state to try to put up a jumble television screen. >> we know america has always done best. we thank you. we ask you to stay at a all the way to victory. he'll spend the election night in boston. if early voting is any indication turnout for tomorrow's election in the chicago area should be strong. w-g-n's tonya fransisco spent some time at the cook county board of elections and has a look. illinois is not a swing state. il

and i'm dina bair.welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. the president has lots of hurdles to overcome. including the high unemployment rate. the stock market is off to a rough start. here's a live look at the big board. stocks are trading sharply lower. if your web it could be tough for lawmakers to avoid a fiscal crisis. >> that looming fiscal showdown is just some of the big issues facing the president as he heads back to work. >> there are signs here that the president may be on the move. i'm going to step out of the way. there's been a lot of activity. within the last 20 minutes or so. we saw the senior white house advisor or ride. so did the white house official photographer. he is a former chicago tribune photographer the police motorcycle escort typically leads the presidential motorcade also standing at the ready. the it is very exciting on here. there's a crowd growing in anticipation to see president obama. >> supporter stopped by his home th

. >> and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >> alderman said the jackson told the beauty in last night that despite her problems she is working hard for the people for war. >> all i can do is stay focused on the work there were doing. that is how i feel my days. i know that there are other families out there that go through personal tribetrials and tribulations and they have to continue working just as mine does. that they say she was a no show for today's big budget vote. in fact she has missed several city council hearings in the past four months. according to city clerk reckitt she has the worst attendance records when it comes to city council members parishes worst record of all 50 alderman. they said her attendance as of late has to do with her husband's legal woes. her husband is under federal under investigation for misuse of campaign funds to redecorate their washington home and to buy a rolex watch for a female friend. the inve

. >> reporter: and this young woman, dina cooper from virginia. do you think you have anything in any of these bags? >> no. >> reporter: you don't. so, we told her what economists told us. if we all just bought one thing for 64 bucks, we could create 200,000 jobs. >> okay. >> reporter: you're in? >> i'm in. >> reporter: you guarantee it? >> guarantee. >> reporter: find one thing? >> yes, i will. >> reporter: all right. and tonight, "world news" viewers already on the hunt. >> we're in. >> i'm in. >> we're in. >> we're in! >> are you? >> reporter: this is a seventh grade class in north carolina. >> we're in! >> reporter: this minneapolis factory. >> we're in! >> reporter: everyone looking to wrap new american jobs under that tree this year. all sold out? >> all sold out. >> reporter: at the factories we visited all year long, where viewers are already buying in. >> thank you, "world news"! >> reporter: so, the made in america challenge is on tonight. we want to know your one thing you can find diane and me, both of us on facebook, twitter of course

and i'm tonya francisco in for dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. w-g-n's nancy loo is live in wheaton with our top story. >> the alleged killer provided numerous explanations including driving out the devil and getting back at her husband. the seven year-old victim was stabbed 100 times. the five girl was stabbed 50 times. both of them had their throats slashed. there were told they were about to go to heaven. >> she told them multiple stories about the deaths of the two children in her care on tuesday. there were too many inconsistencies. she shook her head a few times and she heard the accusations against her. both children on the extent to death tuesday night. at one point she told police that just an and the five year-old had evil inside of them and she needed to drive the devil out. according to prosecutors she had both children kneel down to pray. >> she began stabbing her son and told him that he was going to heaven. he pleaded for his life. she cont

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's tonya francisco is in the beverly neighborhood with our top story. >> the fall one firefighter has been identified as walter patmon. >> firefighters that i spoke to today have used one phrase over and over again to describe him. that was easy going. they said he was a great guy who is a father figure who will be missed. >> a call to duty as fellow firefighters hang a purple bunting and engine company 121 in honor of the fall and firefighter. falle filen fighter. >>he has been bubble since grammar school. >> the retired captain said he talked him into joining the fire department in 1994. >> he told him that there are no layoffs and you will always have a good job. you serve the public >> he was a super dude. he had a nice demeanor. in the morning you see him and he would have something nice to say. >> if you knew he was working you knew you are going to have a good day. >> he was known fo

and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. our top story comes just a day after b-p agreed to pay billions in fines for the 2010 deep horizon explosion on the gulf. this morning's blast happened about 25 miles off the coast of grand isle, louisiana. the coast guard says four people have been airlifted to hospitals .... and at least two others are missing. the rig is owned by black elk energy ... and a new orleans t- v station reports about 28 people were on board at the time of the explosion. the coast guard says unlike the deepwater horizon blast in 2010 ... the black elk rig wasn't actively producing oil. so far there are no reports of oil leaking into the water. the fire has been put out. former c-i-a director david petraeus faces lawmakers on capitol hill for the first time today since his stunning resignation. he testified about the deadly attack on a u-s consulate in benghazi, libya in september. he was the director of the spy ag

now davis and investigator dinas hernandez are headed to boys town to brief him before the deal goes undercover units will be joining them to conduct surveillance. >> you just got to go in there and do what he normally does when he does one of these purchases. there's nothing special he has to do. just be normal. >> he's really nervous. he does not feel comfortable at all and the on reason he's doing it is because he cares about his partner. >> we'll have plenty of guys on vehicles. >> see him? >> right there. >> that's him. >> looking high and low. >> walking up to you, right behind you, right shoulder. >> honk your horn. tell him to honk his horn. >> he's so green. i'll meet you guys there. >> investigators move to another location where they'll hash out a plan with tango's boyfriend. we're calling him cash to protect his identity. cash has arranged to meet the target at a downtown hotel but is waiting for them to set a time. >> his prime target has not called him since lunch, but i know he's got multiple people he can do. it's just his preference is this one guy. >> let's jump in.

and i was introduced to dina from rockville. good morning, absolute sweetheart. her husband gets up and she's retired. works for the government in richmond. came back here. got retired and got married. recently. and -- watches every morning and good morning to you. >> and hubby. >> and hubby that's right in rockville. >> it's going to be a better afternoon as far as the sky conditions are concerned. we're pretty much done with any precipitation, rain or wet snow, whatever you might have seen yesterday or nothing in that case. the sun will be back here in a few hours. the bus stop forecast now on this thursday morning. and it's a little blustery. we've got some gusts over 20 right now in a few spots and i think the gusts could be 25, maybe 30 a little bit later thanks to the nor'easter still cranking off the new england coast. the isolated sprinkle east that's really on the eastern shore now. temps ranging from the mid 30s to the mid 40s but we'll become sunny to lunchtime i think even sunnier than this. 49. northwest wind at 16. but by 5:00, 50 after hitting a hi

dina, i feel like things are getting earlier and earlier every year.ink this strategy pays off for walmart and others? >> hi, maria. i agree. i think it pays off because it's all about gaining market share. if you can get traffic by opening earlier, that's what these large discounters want to do. some of them need to do it also. >> paul, you're not so sure. why? >> with all respect to dana, i've been hearing things are getting earlier and earlier for 30 years. yes, some items where it's a planned purchase you'll gain market share. at the end of the day, you're pulling sales forward. yeah, if you're getting a tv, you could steal a sale from another store that sells that exact same tv, but you're shopping for, let's say, nike sneakers or a coach bag, you plan to make that purchase. it doesn't matter which week you make it. you have to get it at a nike store or coach store or somebody that sells it. doesn't change anything. >> would this lead to a trend that we see some stores remaining open, even on christmas day? when does it end? dana, are we going to

dina with the fox federal team joins us live with some of the reasons why. good morning.s is going to be shocking to some people. it was to me. good morning. >> reporter: yeah. good morning. this is a study out in the new england journal of medicine that says if you collapse in a poor african american neighborhood, you're about half as likely to get cpr if you are to collapse in an affluant white neighborhood. it's not about race. it's really a question about know how and training. the expense of learning cpr is one of the discouraging factors and we talked to an expert that said cpr, everybody should be learning it because it is one of the simplest things you can do and save a life. >>> you can almost increase survival rate by twofold. it's very simple. it's cheap and easy. when you learn to tie your shoe laces, you should learn about compressions and cpr. >> and in fact, the american heart association is doing chest compression only cpr. not worried about the mouth to mouth any more. 100 beats per minute to the tune of staying alive. they've simplified the process. what

. >> dina has earned your support. are you going to help us win this? into paul ryan. we are watching a tight senate race. the democratic party is trying to gain their best- >> you can also stay up-to- date on our web site at kron4.com >> lookit this beautiful image and you can see there is blue skies and not a single cloud and the sky. there will be lots of sunshine and it will be very warm carry it even through tomorrow. it will feel very mild outside. right now temperatures are in downtown san for cisco said 66 degrees.for downtown san frao was at 66 degrees. >> emergency crews are still wrapping up pack an accident. this is still a hot spot even though they have cleared up this accident. the good news is that all lanes are open. the accident once bought three lanes of traffic. let's see if we can back up the map and this is where the slow traffic starts. if this is your commute you should make sure that you give yourself a lot of time. >> new this morning firefighters are still putting out a fire and they stated that it is suspicious. >> as you can

her mother dina recently making this bizarre appearance on "dr. phil." >> can we cut?arrest in new york, lindsay lohan was charged with three times in california related to her june car crash on the pacific coast highway. rob, sunny. >> starting to feel sorry for her. it's clear she doesn't have the appropriate support system at home. she doesn't have appropriate handlers. she is just spiraling out of control. so sad. >> i just want to come to her slight defense. everyone knows she had all these troubles. i wonder, as she said, she's a target. someone can provoke her, knowing an incident will break out, then the legal thing. then that person says i'm going to get paid, lindsay hit me or did something to me. i think when you establish yourself as a hothead or party girl or troubled girl, people may kind of use that to hair advantage to try to get money. >> a target now. >> who knows what happened. a nasty war of word. and lindsay clocked her. mean girls indeed. >> coming up next, a time challenged, foodies delight. >> a california mall introduces vending machines that d