comedienne kathleen madigan here.hour, the funeral director who prepared trayvon's body for burial did not find any bruises on his body indicating a struggle. in addition zimmerman shows no injuries on him that he had claimed. meanwhile, this joe oliver kathleen, you and i are friends in that shallow show biz kind of way. would you quit your job to defend me? >> do not count on that. i think you should go online and look at a list of comedians that are more giving and loving than i am. >> that's a bit of a short list. >> i can make a phone call but i can't promise that i would physically show up anywhere. would you just text she's an, all right person, i would go that far. >> sexy liberal, would she quit if, needed a convenient black best friend. >> episode of archer to record. >> sorry. >> i don't think wanda sykes, i don't think she would quit for me. what did you do, that's your fault, kathleen. i'm not ooh noo, yes, you're an, all right person, we know that, but you messed up. >> joe oliver, he claims he quit his

years old his daughter actor amy madigan had sought and bought an actor. rosie o'donnell television show is leaving chicago insider says feeling more at home in new york. rumors started last week holed up for sale coming up chicago man among several people charged hacking into websites some of the world's biggest companies have taken a lot into hands what prompted big fight inside court room and it was a multimillionaire winner of third largest power ball jackpot claiming her prize. [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu relieves your cough 50% longer than tylenol cold multi-symptom nighttime. [ snoring continues ] [ male announcer ] because snoring sounds better than coughing. court room massachusetts out of order after father and stepfather of murder victim went after suspect. officers broke up the fight charged with disrupting court proceedings assault and battery posted by the dollar bail nobody seriously injured a chicago man one of five people busted high profile cyber attacks fbi arrested 27 year-old a jeremy hammond all in bridgeport ne

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mike madigan got another term ... the daughter of the cook county democratic leader got another term and there's the nephew of mayor daley beginning his committapolitical career ... there's more of a victory for madigan and that derrick smith race ... he will have to step aside so that the party leaders have a chance to make their choice to replace him it was very strategic his victory last night ... party leaders still have lots of power here in illinois >>for a complete list of the results of the primary yesterday go to our web site wgntv.com coming up next in this new hour an investigation is opened into a police involved shooting that left a man and woman hospitalized >>the suspect in the french school shooting remains locked in a standoff with police ... and complaints consumers are logging with the new i-pad we will be right back a man and woman are hospitalized after they were shot by an off- duty chicago police officer ... it happened around 1:00 this morning near 15th and albany in the lawndale neighborhood.

speaking of legal issues kathleen madigan mentioned this yesterday.to admit -- >> noted legal analyst. >> she had the best legal analysis i have heard. she used the bean-0 theory, they are just making noise, keep the right-wing happy. she thifrmingz the law is safe. i don't know about kathleen madigan. she is not an animus. the beano theory just as valid. what do you think of the dino analysis? >> wilma >> sean sean hannity? >> the fred flynnintstone head and a bronosaurus brain? he is not coming on the show this week we were saying anyway, kathleen brought this up in regards to the trayvon martin case. you have to admit when people on your side are wrong. spike lee, what he did was wrong and legally he is probably going to get -- i hadn't heard about this until the end of the show yesterday. he tweeted what he thought was george zimmerman's address. >> somebody else's. >> either way. >> wrong. >> if harm would have come to the real george zimmerman, he would be lieable. >> yeah. >> i mean that's exactly -- and what is this? the black panther party? >

the army medical facility there, madigan, is already being accused of reversing more than 200 ptsd diagnosisesn order to save money. but the army today released a statement saying "to take a small number of unconnected incidents over time and present them as evidence of a troubled military community does a disservice." the murder charges against the staff sergeant are expected any day. then we'll know his name. for now, he has retained a lawyer and is saying nothing about what happened. for "nightline," i'm martha raddatz in washington. >> martha will have much more on this story as details become available. >>> coming up, how prince harry is changing the way royals roll. ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an eye it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. introducing the all-new 2012 m-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. uh, tr

>> i was very concerned when i got the report about what happened at madigan. i think it reflects the fact that, frankly, we have not learned how to effectively deal with that, and we have to. we need to make sure that we have at the psychiatrists, the psychologists, and the medical people who can make these evaluations, because these are real problems. i have met with men and women who severed this problem. i met with a couple last night. they had to go through hell in order to get a diagnosis that was required here. that should not happen. we are investigating, obviously, what took place, but i directed our personnel undersecretary to look at this issue and to correct it, because it is unacceptable to have the process we have in place. >> i appreciate the attention given to this. it is going to take a lot of work. i am deeply concerned that when someone comes home from war and they pack to go through a diagnosis like this, it is hard enough after you have been told to man up for your time of service to then have ptsd and then have that reversed and change bac

. >> attorney general lisa madigan is tuesday's illinois primary she's sending out 160 election monitors to polling places across the state. the watchdog teams will be made up of assistant attorneys general and staff investigators. an incumber house republican versus an incumbent senate republican in the western suburbs. state rep chris nybo is challenging state senator kirk dillard for the senate's 24-th district. the two debated this evening on c-l-t-v's politics tonight.. at odds over the state budget. dillard and nybo are running for the state senate's newly formed 24-th district. it includes towns like wheaton lombard, elmhurst, oak brook and western springs. election night will be big on wgn. it starts with the wgn news at five, as voters cast their final ballots in the primary. then at six on cltv, politics tonight takes over for an hour. at seven on cltv, micah and i start our decision 2012 coverage when the polls close. our coverage also streams live on wgntv.com. and look for the winners and race results on the wgn news at nine. chicago public schools unveiled its new "student

lisa madigan. [applause] the senior center in the great state of illinois, dick durbin. he is in the house. [applause] the governor of the great state of illinois. [applause] you got a new mayor. i do not know how he is doing, but he seems to have a little bit of energy. [laughter] mr. rahm emanuel. [applause] we have representatives dan schakowsky and bobby rush. [applause] the trees were always trim debt. the snow was always shoveled. [laughter] i want to thank axelrod and daley for the pre-program. he might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things have not wrapped up on the other side. [laughter] there is interest in chicago in the primary on tuesday. my message to all of the candidates is welcome to the land of lincoln. [laughter] i am thinking maybe some linkedin will rub off on them when they are here. -- lincoln will rub off on them when they are here. [laughter] [applause] he was the leader who saved our union. in the midst of the civil war, he launched the transcontinental railroad, understanding that in order for america to

lisa madigan, doing out standing work. the senior center of the great state of illinois and one of my dearest friends, dick durban is in the house. the govern of the great state of illinois, pat quinn. you have a new mayor here. i do not know how he is doing, but he seems to have a little bit of energy. mr. rahm emanual. [ applause ] we have representatives bobby rush and jan shakowsky in the house. my former alder woman, tony prakwinkel. the trees were always trimmed, snow was shovelled when tony was in charge. and i want to thank axelrod and penny and daily for the preprogram. now, you might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things have not quite wrapped up on the other side so -- so there's interest in the primary that we have here on tuesday. and my message to all the candidates is, welcome to the land of lincoln. because i'm thinking, maybe some lincoln will rub off on them while they are here. [ applause ] now, we remember lincoln as the leader that saved our union. but this is a

they were outpatients at madigan army medical center in washington state. an investigation was launched in january and 17 soldiers contested their cases. six of them had their diagnosis reinstated by doctors at walter reed. investigators are looking into whether doctors were influenced by concerns of the cost of providing benefits to soldiers with ptsd. >>> this morning some of you may not be able to use your cell phones or you can't log on to your laptop. >> coming up at 5:18, we'll tell you what's going on with all this and what else could be affected today. when i get terrible congestion from my allergies, i power through with the power of claritin-d. when my sinus pressure is at its worst, i've got the best decongestant... claritin-d. when it all hits, nasal congestion and sinus pressure, all i need is non-drowsy claritin-d. nothing relieves allergy congestion faster. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. 5:15. the beautiful blossoms out, the warmer weather contributing to allergies. >>

i had a discussion with lisa madigan from illinois who cannot be here to join us, but she has been doingn awful lot on synthetic drugs, convening informal summits to educate the public about this, doing informal sweeps where they go and they talk to merchants and they tell them what they're doing is illegal and get them to turn in their substances and to stop selling these things. and they've been holding a lot of press conferences and, in fact, doing sweeps, enforcement sweeps, to bust people who are selling these things. general shirtlif, utah has been on the forefront of this as well. can you share some of your experiences with us? >> what we've done -- we've created what's called a criminal alien strike force two years ago. this has been great because every state -- if your citizens are saying do something more about illegal immigration. and some states have taken more aggressive approaches with regard to enforcement type bills but everything we can do look, my job is to enforce state laws. there are clearly criminal aliens within the state. the criminal aliens are committing crimes

and with china in the headlines, find ott where jpm's richard madigan is seeing the most opportunity growth overseas in a "power lunch" debate. how safe is your money market fund? should it be regulated more tightly. that's coming up next. now back to scott and the gang. >> the las vegas sands getting an increase in price target, credit suisse is calling the stock a fast money name. joel simpkins with more on that. >> how are you? >> i'm good, although when i look at the call, the first thing i think of is macao, china growth not ha some expected. how worried should we be? >> 7.5% is still remarkably strong growth. my view is the data is still backward-looking. year-to-date. the average analyst on the street is looking for 14% growth. i think it tells you there's probably an upward bias to numbers yet to come. >> make the bull case, why is it such a good fast honey name for traders? >> this is a large liquid name, the point we brought up. this is a stock that more and more portfolio managers want to use as a default for gaming. mgm, which is liquid, is still very much a las vegas rec

did not comment on specific cases, but just last month launched an investigation into the base's madiganealth care system. the director removed after 300 soldiers had diagnoses for ptsd reversed as they neared retirement. the comment, soldiers expect and deserve the best possible care and our priority is to make sure they are getting a fair assessment and diagnosis. the shooting suspect in afghanistan was not one of the soldiers who was here at joint base lewis-mcchord and had their ptsd diagnosis reversed. they say the shooting suspect was treated here for a head injury he suffered while in iraq in 2010, but sources say he showed no behavioral problems while here at the base. ann? >> all right. to be continued, this story. miguel almaguer, thank you. it's 7:13. here's matt. >>> now back to the skyrocketing price of gasoline. the national average has jumped to $3.81 a gallon, up 30 cents in the past month. a new sur ray reveals the high prices are beginning to change the spending habits of americans. tom costello is in rockville, maryland, with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morni

. >> kathleen madigan is going to be here thursday, maybe she'll wear make-up. >> eric boehlert fromatino kids apparently not -- particularly not to let their kids wear hoodies. i think the hoodies was as much responsible for trayvon martin's death as george zimmerman was. >> i'm giving him a bit of a pass. trend of kids wearing hoodies when it's 80 outside. >> they don't deserve to get shot for it. >> why inject that in that? >> fox hasn't really seemed to know what to do with the story particularly in prime time, very little coverage at all, you know, this is a story that has morphed into a national discussion about, you know, guns and the law and race and typically, you know, fox news conservative press, they love this stuff. and they jump right in. but this -- the story doesn't fit the right narrative for them because of who the victim was an unarmed teen and things like that and so her recalleddo was one of the first times anyone tried to jump in and the consequences were just disastrous. >> right. >> he was ridiculed for days so it's interesting, again, they don't really know w

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patty murray themselves that their post traumatic stress diagnoses were being taken away from them by madigany on a totally unrelated but related in terms of veteran issue last week. they're launching a big review nationwide. as we were reading about your group, coffee strong, you refer to yourselves as pro soldier but anti-war. is that a care characterization, jorge? >> definitely, we are here to take care of the soldiers and want them to get their medical benefits they need when had he get out of the military. but we're against the wars that the government is sending them off to fight to. >> final question. when you look at the acts of these individuals, these individual soldiers or veterans, can you really blame the base? that's where they eat, with are they sleep, where they exercise. or is it simply the situations? these are situations say in afghanistan where they volunteered for. can you blame the base? >> oh, yeah, i can definitely blame the base. these soldiers are still -- they have not taken care of the wounds, the mental wounds that they suffered in afghanistan or in iraq. so the

major investigation that's been launched by the army surgeon general into the screening practices at madiganf the many things they'll focus on as they continue this investigation. thank you for talking with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> sure. thank you. >>> ahead on "starting point," take a look at these bruises madonna on her face. yikes. what is that? what part of the body is that? that's her leg. madonna's injured, everybody. we'll tell you what happened so we can better figure out how to help her. that's straight ahead. >>> also using gps technology to track your friends, even meet new ones. it's a new app called highlight. it is supposedly the hit of south by southwest. we'll tell you what it does. and there's a little bit of creep factor with it. we'll talk about that too with the founder. you're watching "starting point." we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could crea

i had a discussion with lisa madigan from gil who cannot -- illinois who cannot be here to join us, but she has been doing an awful lot on synthetic drugs, convening informal summits to educate the public about this, doing informal sweeps where they go and they talk to merchants, and they tell them that what they're doing is illegal and get them to turn in their substances and to stop selling these things, and they've been holding a lot of press conferences and, in fact, doing sweeps, enforcement sweeps to bust people who are selling these things. um, general, utah has been on the forefront of this as well. can you share some of your experiences with us? >> [inaudible] what we've done is we've created what's called a criminal strike force two years ago, and by the way, this has been great because every state your citizens are saying do something more about illegal immigration. and some states are taking more aggressive approaches with regard to enforcement-type bills, but everything we do and what we say, my job is to enforce state laws. there is criminal aliens in our state who are vio

lisa madigan, you do outstanding work. [applause] the senior center of the great state of illinois and one of my dearest friends, and dick durbin is in the house. [applause] the governor of the great state of illinois, pat quinn. [applause] he's got a new mayor here. i don't know how he is doing, but he seems to have a little bit of energy, mr. rahm emanuel. [applause] he's got representative bobby rush and jan czajkowski in the house. [applause] county board president of former alderwoman, it tony preston goal. [applause] detrusor always trend, the snow was shoveled when tony was in charge. and i want to thank axelrod and penny and daily for the preprogrammed. now, you might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things haven't quite wrapped up on the other side. [laughter] said this action is an interest in the primary we have here on tuesday. and my message to all of the candidates is welcome to the -- "welcome to the land of lincoln" as i'm thinking maybe some link that will rub off on

. >> see you tomorrow for another big show, including kathleen madigan as we see you tomorrow on the

lisa madigan. [applause] the senior center in the great state of illinois, dick durbin. he is in the house. [applause] the governor of the great state of illinois. [applause] you got a new mayor. i do not know how he is doing, but he seems to have a little bit of energy. [laughter] mr. rahm emanuel. [applause] we have representatives dan schakowsky and bobby rush. [applause] the trees were always trim debt. the snow was always shoveled. [laughter] i want to thank axelrod and daley for the pre-program. he might have noticed that we have some guests in illinois this week. apparently things have not wrapped up on the other side. [laughter] there is interest in chicago in the primary on tuesday. my message to all of the candidates is welcome to the land of lincoln. [laughter] i am thinking maybe some linkedin will rub off on them when they are here. -- lincoln will rub off on them when they are here. [laughter] he was the leader who saved our union. in the midst of the civil war, he launched the transcontinental railroad, understanding that in order for america to grow, we h