paul baptist against the sanctuary of kingdom square and first baptist church at highland park. >> mind body and soul. our responsibility. >> we're very excited about that. not just our church. >> there is no real prize but some pride and a healthier lifestyle. >> there's still a few of us with a little bit. >> caroline tucker abc 7 news. >> a concerned friend asks for help in finding a 95-year-old man. now, the eltd -- elderly man's apartment is the scene of a death investigation. >> grateful to be alive today. >> the aftermath of a deadly pedestrian crash captured on a by bystander's cell phone. driver stands before a judge why a peanut allergy breakthrough now comes with a catch. >> first at 5:00 today intense investigation after a 95-year-old man was found dead inside an apartment. >> the victim has been identified as dan belvin. he was found in an apartment on randolph road in colesville. right now, no word on a motive or a suspect. brianne carter is live in colesville tonight with the story. what do we know about the victim at this point? >> at this hour, we have learned that he w

. >> we stand in the rain and a long line waiting at ford highland park for work.now what work is. if you're old enough to read this, you know what work is, although you may not do it. this is about waiting. shifting from one foot to another. feeling the light rain falling like mist into your hair, blurring your vision, until you think you see your own brother ahead of you, maybe ten places. when i was a young guy, working in these places and didn't see a way out as yet, and i certainly didn't think the way out would be poetry. >> brown: what were you doing? >> usually, five people would take an enormous piece of hot steel, which four of us would hold with tongs, and put it into a huge press. >> brown: so, what was poetry, then? i mean, where did the poetry come from? >> no one knows where poetry comes from. i had been writing poetry from the age of 14. it was just something i loved doing. i loved language. i recognized that i had a facility for it. my teachers praised me to the skies, which was wonderful. one thing i was struck by very young, in my middle 20s, ver

board in chicago and raised in highland park, she graduated from harvard. she is the co-op -- co-author of two scientific reports. one has been translated into four languages. jill's efforts to protect public health were recognized in several rewards, including the clean water action not in anyone's back what -- backyard of award. the talks is action citizens award. after decades of the act of internal medicine, she now that is his political medicine. she focuses on what she calls the mother of all illnesses, are sick political system. ladies and gentlemen, dr. jill stein. [applause] >> thank you, dennis. thank you to the speakers for saying so well what it is that we are here today for. and what it is that we are really dedicated to. and working for. this is such a wonderful time to be doing that. thank you for all of you for being here today. this is an amazing historic moment. there is a movement for democracy and justice that is sweeping the planet. people are rising up. and calling for an america, and the world that works for all of us. we are told tha

host: sahim is calling from highland park, michigan. caller: good morning. my thing is how the war started. they were started with or. they went over there and started killing muslims in the name of ore. they needed a fall guy. so they blame it on all islam. they tore down the towers and said the muslims did it. muslims never did that. you've got to follow the money. it was printed on a $20 bill. it shows you how the towers fall and things like that. i was wondering, if obama is muslim do he have the freedom to be muslim if you want to be muslim. would that be a big factor if he was muslim? >>host: are you muslim? caller: yes. i will die that way. host: when you hear the term islamic terrorism, what do you think? caller: i think about the ku klux klan, the kkk neo-nazis people in the united states who are try to bring this place down in deceiving the people and the things that are about to happen to this country, they don't deserve it because they have been lied to. they have been hogtied. they have no idea that the laws and lies of a lot of people. the cia

let's go to lou, joining us from highland park, illinois.sk for being with us. -- thanks for being with us. caller: what is the significance of the pipelines running through ukraine and the price of oil affecting mr. putin's decisions? guest: the pipeline is through ukraine provide a majority of russian gas the goes to europe. they are significant. they have not play too much of a role of the crisis of the last seven months -- less several months. regarding the price of oil, mr. putin's economy relies on hydrocarbons, both oil and gas for well over 50% of exports. the fact that oil has dropped in value by 50% is a devastating blow to russian economy which is based on hydrocarbons. this will limit his foreign-policy options over time. essentially remain in place -- if sanctions remain in place, it might force a change in policies overtime. host: jerry from overton, nebraska. caller: i remember during the clinton administration that we promised the ukrainians that if they give up their nuclear weapons that we would defend them. is that true? g