. >> and other cell phone robert, this one targeted at northwestern university student evanston last night evanston police say the minister was walking south on sheridan road when he was approached from behind by a man who asked for the time, the student turned right on the anniversary toward the dormitories and other rubber followed and said he had a knife and demanded the phone and punched the student and the face, took the phone and ran away. the parents of all local murdered college student tried to give the 18 month old cold case to jump-start by posting 500 fliers today in some south side chicago neighborhood. the 20 year-old was a photography student, at columbia college when he went missing back in march 2010, his body was found in the river, he suffered head injuries in drowned. his parents are hoping someone comes forward with information. friends and family posted fliers in chinatown at around 95th street red line station anyone with information is asked to call chicago police. doctors at children's memorial hospital in chicago have come out in favor of automated speed enf

the average salary at the plant shut down in evanston, indiana, was only $17 an hour. this is class warfare, don't you think? i'll call it that. the wealthy right now seem to be undefeated. earlier this year in march, fettig gave a speech at the economic club. at the time the ceo said whirlpool was investing $1 billion in its u.s. footprint. 1,200 families in ft. smith, arkansas, feel that foot on their necks tonight. those middle class americans will have to look their kids in the eye and tell them that christmas won't be as bright this year. it's going to be a little different around the tree. here comes the spin. former arkansas governor mike huckabee tried to pin it on president obama today. >> there's going to be a total of about 1,100 families out of the ft. smith, arkansas, area, that are going to lose those jobs. those are good jobs. very good jobs for that area. very good jobs for arkansas. that plant had a big expansion a few years ago. all those jobs are going to disappear. those families aren't going to be looking for a website. they're going to be looking

that's out in evanston.he air force academy tripped up navy last week on that crazy two-point conversion. they're out in notre dame, south bend. great weather for that football game. ohio state go to lincoln. 75 degrees a risk of shower or thunderstorm it will be mild by nebraska in october standards. more college football forecast coming up in the next half an hour. so don't go away. >> can't wait. thank you, chuck. >>> well virginia will not be getting any help from the federal government to help recover from last month's earthquake. the federal emergency management agency denied the state's request for individual aid. the 5.8 magnitude quake caused an estimated $15 million damage in homes and other structures. governor bob mcdonell says he's disappointed with the decision and plans to appeal. >>> it was win or go home. >> two games game fives in baseball and neither disappointed. we have this morning's sports minute. >>> good morning everybody. your sports minute begins with playoff baseball. two decisive

> everybody's day of the lakefront com ed is no significant outages to report there were some in evanston along the lakefront things might get worse overnight at the airport worse is already happening live at o'hare airport passengers talking about scary landings >> absolutely things getting gradually worse here at o'hare airport quite a bit worse first checked and about 5:00 this afternoon flights landing taking off but you have dozens of cancellations had plenty of delays at the laser really seem to be the big story here tonight take a look at the screen numbers shake like this about 175 cancellations throughout the night at midway similar story to our is no cancellation reported by the department of aviation just yet no flying out with the weather they are seeing today is expected these delays son of surprises there and the people flying in the they are the ones with stories tonight of a bumpy rides as they try to land. take a listen >> when i landed i got nauseated we landed and it started shaking down the runway and it was pretty bad holding the seat and i fly a lot used to turbulenc

>> guest: i want so say evanston--is that--evans... c-span: evansville. >> guest: evansville, right--evansville. c-span: what's he done with all of his material? >> guest: i don't know. and he--and--and--and if you're listening, robert, you h--i wish--everybody wishes he would tell us what he plans to do because we're not sure. nobody knows for sure. c-span: how old a man is he? >> guest: in his--only in his late 40s, i think, so he has, i mean, he started this when he was an o--when he was like 19 or 20. it was his passion. c-span: and what kind of material does he have? >> guest: well, the material that most of us are--are envious of is--is the interviews he conducted with people associated with that first marriage because they're--they're dead now. i think the brother of the first wife he interviewed... c-span: irene. >> guest: yes, irene. he interviewed hotti --who was a real character and who had lots to say. and so i wish i could have gotten to him, but the man had died by the time i was around. so those kinds of things that--tha

let's go on to william in evanston, illinois. caller: hi. is it possible that we are dealing with an old concept which says that war is deceit? this is something that's in the karan and is a very old concept. guest: yes. i think it's certainly the case. you know, this concept of war as deceit. it's not just a religious concept. various scholars have spoken about the fog of war, which is a term coined -- termed by a man the father of modern strategy. you know, this inability to see through the fog. it's a very important point. and certainly the different sides within that war are looking to deceive one another. if you are weak, act strong. if you are strong, act weak. and it is very clearly the case as you rightly point out, that a host of different parties now have an interest in trying to portray themselves in a certain light. it makes it very difficult, quite frankly, for analysts to through that fog and to know exactly what different actors' are.ations at least on a day-to-day basis, though we do have a sense of the wider intentions in th

host: congresswoman schakowsky represents the ninth district of chicago, evanston area. republican in new jersey. alfred, are you there? caller: yes. host: go ahead with your question or comment for the congresswoman. caller: thank you. host: we're listening alfred. caller: yes, good morning. i just want to ask you -- let's agree first of all that the philosophy of yourself, people like you and the president has definitely failed. why is it that you continue to try to extract money for productive people in our country? the expenditures, the money that you have spent and waste that -- is humungous, creating a gigantic debt. your answer is, let's continue to tax successful people. guest: first, let me say you may not remember that george bush was handed a surplus when he came into office. and by the end of his administration, not only was there a huge debt, but the markets had failed, a blind eye to wall street had allowed the economy almost to go into a great depression. and so now to blame barack obama for something that was inherited by his administration and to -- the