my name is a harding smith my partners is lincoln anderson you should have in front of the you a statement of harding smith and linking you received my e-mail yesterday, i i believe it was indicated okay. so you got that on your excerpts our home is on ralph street i do not say from the proposed project lgbt held an

my name is a harding smith my partners is lincoln anderson you should have in front of the you a statement of harding smith and linking you received my e-mail yesterday, i i believe it was indicated okay. so you got that on your excerpts our home is on ralph street i do not say from the proposed project lgbt held an informal town hall meeting i was in at the scene i ask the lgbt representatives how much are you going to pay us for thank you for the opportunity our lives upside down and when after repeated the response from lgbt was there's no lay that says we have to do that. >> my partner and i are sdanld with hiv and aids we can't work we know people that are suffering from kidney failure and skansz cancer and lgbt has demonstrated a lack of good well and good faith and moral obligation to the neighborhood tenants who lives and health had been permanently effected by this development anticipated noise occasions and excavation and pile driving and toxic air quality resulting from the construction will have a significant impact on us and our health and our daily lives and this construction

. >>> historic items like the hat abraham lincoln wore when he was assassinated. marion andersonwho sung on the steps of the lincoln memorial. >> it had sweat under the arms and obviously at an auction. she made -- i learned all of this afterwards -- she made her own concert clothes and this is such a strange dress because this is very light weight material and then there's this heavy, heavy like felt piece, red. >> liebovitz walked me through the gallery with these 70 photos from her pilgrimage in it. >> it last a little bit of salon style and hung low for children and it's like you're on a trip in a car looking out a window. and it has such a great, a great feel. it looks really cool. >> and there's more of my conversation with annie liebovitz coming up. >> my day-to-day work doesn't necessarily nourish me. you know i wish it could. >> she explains why, after the break. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested >> i know that i'm being surveilled >> people are not getting the care that they need >> this is a crime against humanity >> hands up! >> don't shoot

anderson. prosecutors have ruled that the shooting was justified. the fire that destroyed an historic building in lincoln park yesterday, re- ignited this morning. the 114-year-old building, at sheffield and willow, once housed the mulligan school. it was several months into a redevelopment project. the developer had to hire guard dogs, because people frequently broke in and vandalized the place. no one was injured and the cause is still unknown. >> chicagoans and city visitors could be paying higher fees to cover the next budget but little is being done to address the huge pension costs due in 20-15. w-g-n's nancy loo is live at city hall where aldermen are expected to approve mayor emanuel's budget proposal. >> one of the things that brings fear to the hearts of most politicians to words, property tax. >> talk to them about raising revenue by raising property taxes and they will turn and go the other way. they did not like the idea of doing it that way. during the time of it need for increased revenue and have to be very creative trying to avoid that >> read it> the last year of us trying to find other