requiring the city to describe how they are delivering services is a mystery to us >> mayor rahm emmanuel defends the city's officer redeployment even more moves could happen policing is more than just manpower. >> horrific scene being told by skokie police say a man came to the door with bloody hands after calling 911 tell them he had killed his daughter and grandchild miguel renteria now charged with two counts of murder police said he choked and stabbed his 18 year old daughter cynthia death and two year-old granddaughter double homicide happened miguel renteria apartment skokie on main streets miguel renteria note motive and no criminal record no history of domestic trouble at home either. baby boy recovering from surgery shot by seven year old brother 6300 block of south laflin happened last south police say the seven year old plan with a gun at that he found it went off hitting seven month old brother in the leg police have charged the boys' father with unlawful possession of it fire arm and engagement of a child. soldier from suburban winthrop harbor has died. sgt. 1st class david

rahm emmanuel. he joins me this morning right here on daily run down. good morning from columbus, ohio. it's tuesday, october 25th and this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd and let's get to the first reads. rick perry will roll out his tax plan. they have been promising the plan for weeks and perry is overshadowing it. he previews in the "wall street journal" and establishes an optional 20% flat tax. reduces the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% and preserves the home mortgage deductions and deductions for charitable contributions and allows younger workers to opt out of social security and caps federal spending at 18% of gdp. in an interview, they said the charge that is planned gives the wealthiest the big tax break is beside the point. >> this country has 14 million plus people out of work. i want to get the money back out into the economy. get into the class warfare and talk about there will be folks who make more money out of this and have access to more money. i will let them do that. >> even as perry rolls out his tax plan, he is almost gu

what mayor rahm emmanuel is planning and how much will reach your wallet? first budget proposal for the city of chicago. facing a deficit of $635 million. smoke and mirrors and one that time fixes simply will not get the job done. during a 30 minute budget address mayor rahm emmanuel wasted no time in reminding alderman that chicago last 10 city budgets in the deep red noting since taking office has cut the budget by $75 million today laid out proposal including raising a host of city fines and fees. >> i think the mayor has put the initiative in place probing consolidating resources that saving money all of those things hopping along the way again increasing fees not always the best solution >> some include raising city water prices hiking hotel tax by 28 percent also $2 per day congestion tax on downtown parking garages. city stickers also for having cars and trucks from 120-135. >> maybe cannot reduce the very least keep it what it is do not want to ask people for more out of their pocket >> also wants more police administrators on street patrol merging

from mayor emmanuel very toned down did not see what the governors objectives were looking forward to working with them really think are to be a full-court press for the better because of money issues involved haven't said that not a lot of trust for governor who knows might be able to flip-flop on this. >> political reporter rick pearce set that year. what they're cooling off dramatic reminder carbon monoxide dangerous fumes sent four people to hospital north suburban high lead this afternoon building that houses a dentist's office two doors down from local fire hall minutes after they started furnace for the first time this season people started getting sick what happened heart attack another a stroke paramedics walked and portable co detector started firing grabbed airpacks and got everybody out. >> time to check filter check gemini's carded monoxide detectors are lifesavers 10-$20 local hardware store very safe >> took three people to area hospitals stable condition one was rushed critical to nearest hyperbaric chamber to have the deadly gas purged from bloodstream expected to rec

michelle obama to chicago travel the country to promote healthy eating teaming up with mayor rahm emmanuel-income neighborhoods on the south side food desert sot places where there are few grocery stores are around visited walgreen's on the south side recently began offering fresh produce and to the iron street farms 33rd and iron which produces healthy food year round. attorneys for michael jackson's doctor called first witnesses today dr. conrad murray years questioned a doctor who says he warned the singer against taking medication intravenously the defense also finished cross examining the prosecution's propofol expert standing by plea that dr. conrad murray is responsible to the singer's death defense calling 13 witnesses in total no word on whether dr. conrad murray himself will take the stand coming up out mother's exposure to bpa could impact her children's behavior and occupy wall street protest getting ugly after the armrest of two nurses bpa and behavior linked to social and emotional problems with mother and children children more likely to experience anxiety depression and hyp

>>mayor ron emmanuel details his plans to fix chicago $635 million deficit. he is calling for everything from raising fees on water and parking to hiring more police officers >>mayor emmanuel began his 30 minute speech by getting right down to the facts. he said that chicagos last and city budgets have been in the red and that smoke and mirrors and onetime fixes will not get the job done dealing with this huge multimillion-dollar budget deficit >>chicago cannot afford this type of government and the lager. a budget is about priorities. this deficit is an opportunity to get it right. we can either start shaping our city's future, or let it shaped up. he laid out the specifics to the city council this morning and did not waste any time to get to the immediate issues which includes putting more police administrators back on street patrol and closing three of the city's 25 police districts. he will not tap the dwindling financial reserve of the city but he will impose a host of fines and fees on parking lots and the cost for city stickers will go up for heavier c

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chicago teachers union president karen lewis not see eye to eye with mayor emmanuel over how to implementogger school day reports went face-to-face with aldermen today to tell the teacher side of the story. >> we all want the same thing as far as school days how we get there >> both sides finally getting their agreeing to extend the school day for students in chicago public schools and contentious issue going back to former mayor daley echoed by new mayor rahm emmanuel already secured schools to sign a onto the idea even though teachers put in those schools do not have union authorization is. >> and the main reason we did this because we were blindsided by a resolution aldermen to sign on to without having it information >> alderman leaving the meetings seemed pleased with what they heard hoping to work with everybody. my intent to hear from the teachers you get to find out the impediments and to determine how to go about getting rid of those impediments or bridge what ever the gap is to allow the system to move forward they have done a poll most people in the public for a longer school d

on the latest addition to how much mayor rahm emmanuel wants some to pay for a vehicle stickers a bird 8 airplay now but just two people having sex while skydiving. wgn news @ 9 little more than two months after murder five people now charged in connection with killing of a 13 year-old boy to innocently playing basketball on the city's south side. top story around the country starting in the news from more on the investigation. police say detectives have worked non stop on the case to bring some comfort to the family of darius brown 13 year-old student at holy angels school dreamed of playing in the nba dreams cut short drive by shooting now five people facing charges. bring closure just such a relief to >> doing what he loved to do playing basketball on a summer day august 3rd and bronzeville's metcalfe park 13 year-old darius brown cut down in a drive-by shooting. on thinkable that a child cannot play in a park without worrying about my this criminal actions of others. charges about today against five people and the case aramis beachem and two teenagers jamal streeter and vito richmo

the essence and dna the same >> ribbon cutting ceremony tomorrow morning mayor rahm emmanuel will be there >> chicago when celebrated columbus day festivities the italian explorer christopher columbus set foot on american soil in 1492. parade also honored hundred 50th anniversary of the italian unification floats and marching bands and led by mayor rahm emmanuel and governor pat quinn. grand marshal buddy valastro star tlc series "cake boss". reason to put a focus this year halloween not to scare is part of holiday haunted houses and more than 100 years of serving chicago immigrant community how one church solving the neighborhood problems. medical watch the weight of the mother's health on children a new study finds obese women deliver babies at greater risk for asthma and allergies research including beer the 20,000 children. mothers who were obese or body mass index higher than 35 had a 61 percent increase risk children would develop as much by age 10. the brisk went up by the children's weight altering and in systems ability to fight allergens. exercise may help fight obesity goo

group of aldermen support behind state bill pushed by mayor rahm emmanuel using red light cameras to track speeders in safety zones across chicago they say the cameras would keep children safe and crack down on speeders >> here to support senate bill 965 looking at the traffic children crossing danger main purpose not to collect revenue but safety of the children >> is that true? tribune study shows half of the city if not more covered by camas not just school zones big cash grab for city hall speaker of the house mike madigan fixed the bill last week almost 75 percent of city covered by promised would be scaled back coming up special report they get from the state apparently keeps on giving quiet the deal that built u s cellular field may have been good for the white sox not so good for taxpayers more than 30 years man whose family thought killed by john wayne gacy found alive and we can be in for another cold dreary day tom skilling says the sun is going to return soon. from gazers... to grazers... kenmore is in the lives of over 100 million americans. that's why no fridge in ameri

tarde..ambos fueron acusados de asesinato en segundo grado en relacion con la muerte de demetrius emmanuel thompson de 22 anos quien murio despues de ser herido el jueves a bordo de un autobus de la linea w4..ambos esperan ser extradictados a la capital.. ...continuan las protestas contra la ley de alabama... detalles mas adelante.... aumenta la preocupacion porque algunas personas mayores tienen la costumbre de compartir con menores de edad bebidas alcoholicas..maria rosa lucchini nos amplia... si permite que su hijo o hija menor de edad consuma alcohol en su casa... ¿ sabe usted los riesgos...?"un riesgo como r que ese hijo crea una dependencia del alcohol" el consumo de alcohol incrementa drasticamente con la edad... de 7 por ciento a los doce aÑos a un 70 por ciento cuando cumplen los 18, esto segun los institutos nacionales de salud... "el problema es esto que nosotros siempre decimos una cervecita no es nada, haber si esa cervecita tiene la misma equivalencia que darle un trago de tequila, o un trago de scotch a un niño" esta experta esta de acuerdo que los jovenes consuman alcohol e

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obama stopped at walgreen's addressing it mayors from around the country including rahm emmanuel here in chicago today to talk about food deserts goal to bring more fresh fruit to families and children and underserved communities >> studies have shown that people who live in communities with greater access to supermarkets they eat more fresh fruits and vegetables surprised batt but other companies including super value and all these similar pledges for fresh food stores in chicago and other cities >> make a commitment but first lady partnership for healthy america back in july to open to under 50 additional save all lot stores in food desert areas able to tell her a little bit ago we were able to open 14 more stores making the commitment to another in the city of chicago next month >> also stop at iron street urban farm south side praising for a recent change in law made it easier to operate small farms in the city and provide produce to local restaurants and stores >> with help of our leaders continued help of our leaders we can expand such a grand way really change the face of our c

look for the story on the subject tomorrow's chicagotribune.com >> this one will hurt next rahm emmanuel prepares to submit first budget to city council already acknowledging not everybody liked it also report out of boston says chicago cubs could be days away from naming a new general manager and is a big man at the top skilling says big changes in store leaving things feeling more and more like fall. hello tom. wgn news @ 9 ♪ ♪ [ woman ] we didn't know where to go next with eric's adhd. his stimulant medicine was helping but some symptoms were still in his way. so the doctor kept eric on his current medicine and added nonstimulant intuniv to his treatment plan. [ male announcer ] for some children like eric adding once-daily nonstimulant intuniv to their stimulant has been shown to provide additional adhd symptom improvement. don't take if allergic to intuniv, its ingredients or taking other medicines with guanfacine, like tenex. intuniv may cause serious side effects, such as low blood pressure low heart rate fainting, and sleepiness. intuniv may affect the ability to drive or use mac

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mike emmanuel live on capitol hill. thank you.e today saying that he's hopeful the u.s. can strike a deal to leave troops in iraq beyond the end of this year. that's when the remaining u.s. forces there are scheduled to withdraw. as of last week, there were an estimated 40,000 troops still on the ground. the pentagon wants to keep up president obama 5,000 there for a training mission. the problem is, iraqi officials say any remaining troops would have to give up legal immunity and that's a deal breaker for washington. but pentagon spokes people say negotiations are not over yet. jennifer griffin with the news, she's live at the pentagon. so the two sides are over an impasse about this troop immunity deal. >> in fact, the defense secretary today saying that there is no impasse. it certainly looks like an impasse, but he pushed back on that notion that it's too late for the iraqis to ask zoetropes zoetropes -- u.s. troops to stay. >> at the present time, i'm not discouraged because we're still in negotiations with the iraqis. >> a t

more so now you know emmanuel wallerstein this sociologist to you. as are a lot about globalization and he said that he thinks that. you know in the next twenty years there will be twenty new nuclear states. he sees the end of the cold war as actually an opening up for nasa political nuclear weapons nuclear material and expertise has become dispersed in the world so widely by. it is pointing to the we are i think on the verge of widespread proliferation. of belief the police threat of nuclear war is the streamlet seriousness standard among the leading strategic analyst pictured robert mcnamara the former security clearance. going to be until he thinks his estimate is that it's not only the threat this human cost of the collapse any international rate tense situation and. face up a situation where the weapons can be donors. there's going to be more nations going for nuclear weapons especially because the united states and russia still have them and still use them. to try to. to try to intimidate smaller nations. like what we're doing in the world righ

see the worst of its economic troubles according to a senior sociology scholar at yale university emmanuel wallerstein thanks that the real crash will come within a few years just as capitalism reaches its natural land and that's in our interview coming up next. a man will valor seen thank you very much for being with us today. so exactly two years ago you told me that the real economic crash is still a couple of years down the line is that with us right now. you know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly taught me what was the biggest trouble at this point the united states think european union just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in less trouble than the united states but it's in trouble but i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the emergent countries brazil india and china are also in trouble and so i i don't see anybody who isn't in trouble so like you're saying the global financial system is clearly broken what is

but the worst could be yet to come next we speak to senior social logies colorado gale university emmanuel wallerstein here believes the real crash will take place in the next few. but. around the world valor steam thank you very much for being with us today sir. so exactly a few years ago you told me that the real economic crash is still a couple of years down the line is that with us right now. you know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly taught me what was the biggest trouble at this point the united states think european union not just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in worse trouble than the united states where it's in trouble but i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the emerging countries brazil india china are also in trouble and so i i don't see anybody who isn't in trouble so like you're saying the global financial system is clearly broken what is wrong with modern capitalism that's a very long story but i m

the home side sport tax mushing the real women's twelve match unbeaten streak at the luzhniki are emmanuel m n e k with particular reason to smile the nigerian international helping himself to trick his first couple coming with barely a quarter of an hour gone on the clock his. third half a dozen minutes after the break ensuring the red and whites would go level on points with their opponents in third position. on the action continues later on sunday with two games off for consideration the first of which sees the moscow attempt to leapfrog cross torn rivals for unlockable teeth into the third spot in the hour away to rock bottom f.c. charm after dark clearly something out of character willing to offer their points tally in some. ok let's talk tennis for russian of arizona over what's stop short of reaching the w t a championships final on sunday better russian victoria azarenka now with a chance to become world number two if she beats patrick a veto in the decider the twenty two year old seeking to have the cup on the left of her trophy she went about it the right way in the seventies for

deep inside the global structure we spoke to a senior social and use scholar at yale university emmanuel wallerstein who thinks that the modern financial system is actually reaching its natural demise. modern capitalism has in my view but that's a long story reach the end of its rope. it cannot survive as a system we are seeing is the structural crisis of the system its roots are at many ways the impossibility of continuing the basic principle of capitalism which is. ceaseless accumulation of capital. and that's the whole point of capitalism as a system and it's it's worked in some ways marvelously well for five hundred years it's been a extremely successful system and what it has tried to do but it has undone itself as all systems do it's extremely dangerous to you and to me it's a system in which everything is relatively short term unpredictable if you don't know what's going to happen the next day or the next year then you don't know what to do and. that's basically what we're seeing in the world economy right now there's a paralysis nobody's investing really and if you don't invest t

emmanuel who believes that the real take place in the next few years. thank you very much for being with us sir. exactly two years ago you told me that the real economic crash is still a couple of the line is that with us right now. you know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly what was the biggest trouble at this point the united states the european union just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in less trouble than the united states but it's in trouble but i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the emerging brazil india china are also in trouble so i don't see anybody who isn't in trouble so i peer saying the global system clearly broken what is wrong with modern capitalism that's a very long story but i mean modern capitalism has in my view but that's a long story reach the end of its rope. it cannot survive as a system and what we are seeing is the structural crisis of the system so

many boats were sank due to hitting mayor emmanuel's proposed 2012 budget includes major cuts from chicago public libraries. that would mean a shorter hours of operation and several layoffs. we're live at city hall. >> i do not understand why we are hitting the library so hard. >> the mayor's budget cacut calls for layoffs and budget cuts for libraries. many of those affected by the layoffs filled several rose at today's hearings they praised dempsey praetorship she's trying to save $6.6 million.. >> i do not understand how we can afford to play off this many people were caught out days from the library when you have such a demand in the community. it does not calculate to me, plus you have to the lowest paid people in the city's budget why do we go first.. >> what you say is of course taken to heart by all of us at the chicago public library, we are all part of the same team we would like to continue to work with the city council. >> budget hearings had been going on throughout the city all week long and they continue. >> new information coming out about be financial problems at with the

mayor emmanuel is hoping to sell its controversial proposal for a so-called congestion fate.of a new el station an express bus lanes downtown drivers would pay an extra $2 a day to park downtown on week days raising an estimated $28 million the city would use some of the revenue to build a new green line station near mccormick place express bus lanes would be set up to link commuter rail stations to michigan avenue and navy pier many chicago drivers may have to pay a lot more for their vehicle stickers than mayor emanuel has led them to believe in his budget address the mayor said he was raising sticker fee is $15 on suvs and trucks what he did not say was that he wants to expand classification of large passenger vehicles dropping away designation from 4,500 lbs. to 4,000 lbs.. that means chicagoans to drive some suvs and minivans that are in a letter class range could see their sticker price jump from 75 to 135 >>gov. pat quinn and racetrack leaders discuss a bill that would greatly expand gambling in illinois the two sides talked with controversial legislation the thompson

selections from classical gospel and pop genres all 26 members of the choir featured during a mayor rahm emmanuel'sst spring. coming up chicago bears took wednesday off excited about first monday night appearance in a decade detroit lions spurted blackhawks open port a sharp start to the season and dallas next in sports. when a job calls for more muscle than a drill the craftsman c3 impact driver answers with over 3,000 impacts per minute for greater torque on the toughest jobs. now, all craftsman cordless impact tools on sale. craftsman. trust. in your hands. never really thought i would think the detroit lions would be the team of the year with the schedule the chicago bears have had this could be >> one of the most important games chicago bears did not do to much but worked out a couple of linebackers. anyway devin hester spend a day off being named nfc special teams player of the week. 73 yd kickoff return followed by the record- setting punt return touchdown in general chicago bears ok in beating caroline that need to be better to defeated the detroit monday night basically barred from monday

suspension sometimes parking tickets water bills and other obligations up to $3 million mayor rahm emmanuel warning anybody has not paid and of the month could be suspended within 10 days-29 days depending on how much they owe. huge hole in the cta budget, forrest claypool leads it now without the biggest problem and his speech union leaders crying foul. in the newsroom with more sean lewis >> in front of a packed audience the city club of chicago cta president forrest claypool gave dire news projected $227 billion budget deficit for next year also pointing directly at the workers union calling the rules and contracts archaic. >> absenteeism by personnel 2.5 times the private sector average and work rules tie the hands of managers preventing us from reporting in the vast majority of workers who show up every day working hard for our customers. tonight bob kelly president of the cta us and train operations you get called him out for not coming to the u get first with the budget numbers and ideas to reduce the deficit including so- called archaic work rules. batt but never any conversation wi

wgn news @ 9 one week introducing a budget relying heavily on fines and fees mayor emmanuel has planned down on schools speeders red light cameras have some motorists wondering about safety or money? driver's lap offending with $100 ticket potentially millions of dollars city mayor insists about safety not revenue even some skeptical alderman reluctant to oppose him directly when it comes to protecting kids >> my goal is simply to make sure kids walked to school safely if i have my way every school every corner chicago school chief and police superintendent touting the safety benefits of nabbing a school zone speeders basing press this afternoon >> fourth year in the building and we have for students hit by cars right outside of our building >> a lot of money to go to the city of chicago >> the kids out there >> motorists call outright cash grab at a time when the city is undeniably cash strapped city hall has been kicking this idea or route for years now insisting less about money more about getting drivers >> about deterrents number one goal about deterrence of what kids to get to sch

. >> republicans charging today that harry would rather huddle around emmanuel behind closed doors thanwith them. harry is having trouble hooking up. and chuck, the long time love connection, and if anyone can find a connection for harry, chuck can. >> picturing harry reid and john boehner behind closed doors, dancing behind closed doors, is just wrong. >> you don't want to go there. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the healthcare debate you had a guy come on tv, he was a speed-reader, right? >> speed-reader. and he can read at ten thousand times the normal rate. he should have been done with this thing. he is not. but he came through it saying, wait a minute, there are a lot of assumptions here that don't add up, and he was the first to cite it. >> what story has gotten you the biggest reaction? >> the whole 2008 financial meltdown because that test our organization. we were going after rescues and bailouts that didn't seem to make sense. so i think it proved to people that we were neither red nor blue, just green. following green. >> do you remember the day you were in a busin

. >> republicans charging today that harry would rather huddle around emmanuel behind closed doors thanwith them. harry is having trouble hooking up. and chuck, the long time love connection, and if anyone can find a connection for harry, chuck can. >> picturing harry reid and john boehner behind closed doors, dancing behind closed doors, is just wrong. >> you don't want to go there. >> you don't want to go there. >> during the healthcare debate you had a guy come on tv, he was a speed-reader, right? >> speed-reader. and he can read at ten thousand times the normal rate. he should have been done with this thing. he is not. but he came through it saying, wait a minute, there are a lot of assumptions here that don't add up, and he was the first to cite it. >> what story has gotten you the biggest reaction? >> the whole 2008 financial meltdown because that test our organization. we were going after rescues and bailouts that didn't seem to make sense. so i think it proved to people that we were neither red nor blue, just green. following green. >> do you remember the day you were in a busin

charlie emmanuel likes the upcoming decisive leave divisional league series.tween his phillies and the st. louis cardinalsful that will be tomorrow night. yesterday, they staved off elimination. like i said, tomorrow night, in fill -- philly, game 1 winner. roy halliday on the mound, against chris carpenter. >>> let's talk football. quarterback joe flacco's passing percentage, not so impressive. down from 62% to a current, paltry, 49%. and adding to that suspense, 12 incomplete straight passes. translated, that's 12 misses in a row. but the big guy says, don't worry, folks, it happens. >> you gotta look back and see what happens on each individual one. i don't think he ever planned on missing everybody. but you don't want to think about it too much either. it kind of just happens that way. >> obviously it was a cold streak. you know, i don't know. i don't really know what to do. you just gotta go out there and continue to do it and continue to grind. >> just keep grinding joe. >>> meantime, on the college front. this comes saturday, in atlanta. the georgia tec

rahm emmanuel ordered employees to use public transportation and explain why they won't. who gave steve jobs up for adoption said jobs reached out to him just weeks before his death. what he said steve jobs wrote to him. the senate is scheduled to vote tomorrow on whether to open the debate on president obama's $447 billion jobs bill. it will guard against a double dip recession. a grim sign of the economic recovery. a new study shows in the two-years since the recession officially ended, the average income has fallen twice as fast as it did during the recession. since june of 2009, incomes are down 6.7%. isabel sawhill is the director of studies at the brookings institute. >> nice to be with you. >> what stands out most regarding the numbers other than the obvious fact that it is extremely hard for families to make it right now. >> we need to remind people it has been hard for a long time. middle class incomes were increasing very, very little. most of the increase was due to the fact that they were working harder and more families had two earners to bring home the bacon