but the postulation went from two percent martino to 34 percent martino. you look at those numbers, had it not been for these arrivals, south lawndale would have strong faster than even detroit in its worst decade of population loss. by 1980, the neighborhood had grown to 70,000 people. at which point it was about 83 percent martino and - - - - 83 percent latino. pretty soon as you remember, chicago business reported the little village shopping corridor was the most active in the city only after the magnificent mile along michigan avenue. home values more than doubled between 1990-2000 and pretty soon, sociologists, journalists, political figures, began to praise the community as kind of a place of great vitality, active street life and something that represented the future of chicago. now let's be careful that we don't romanticize it. the area did and still does have problems with poverty, with gangs. but it's crime rate fell dramatically along with the rest of chicago. one sociologist robert vargas called remarkable called wounded city. is that the gang

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. >> reporter: mary martino was running what was left of buffalo's a & a office just then.what was left? the places with going out of business. massive layoffs. 200 jobs lost. by the time nebraska cops started calling, mary was one of only three people left to clean up the buffalo office and close it down. and now, here was this investigator asking mary to track down a ring the company likely shipped years ago. and you said what? you got to be kidding? >> i said that's like looking for a needle in a haystack. however, she mentioned homicide. >> reporter: and that's when mary martino heard about the ring and the double homicide and the fact that nobody else at the company seemed able to help. >> she said she had made several attempts and no one was willing to assist her. >> reporter: so mary martino said she'd see what she could do. certainly her company would have taken the order, made the ring, inscribed it "love always, cori and ryan" and shipped it, but where? mary went to the warehouse where tens of thousands of back orders were kept. >> so i started with just box numbe

late tuesday and early wednesday, 2030s and 40s on the temperatures, 43 seems popular around san martino and gilroy, closed for santa cruz at 42, upper 30s and the 40s and cupertino. not much of a breeze. i cannot find much of one. there's a slight offshore component in place, sunny today and increasing clouds tomorrow afternoon, 50s to near 60 on this temperatures sal castaneda has a couple of things he wants to tell you. >> that is right people are getting back on the road steve and as you know this is that a lot returned back to school and work, interstate 80 looks pretty good as you drive out to the macarthur moraes, at the bay bridge we see traffic is getting slower on the outside lanes. now back to the desk. >>> there are new threats coming from iran this morning as a country mourns the loss of a top general killed in a us airstrike, president trump is issuing threats of his own and as doug luzader reports this morning the democrats will try to rein in the president this

former fed insider danielle de martino thank you so much. thank you. finally today how does a famous billionaire investor like warren buffett and a massive corporate entity like progressive insurance get caught up in a ponzi scheme a simple just attach the words solar power to it so here's the story the founders of d.c. solar couple by the names of jeff karpov and paul that karpov are now facing up to 15 years in prison for defrauding dozens of investors including warren buffett's berkshire hathaway so how did they do it with a couple claimed to have built $17000.00 solar power systems which they were going to sell to telecom companies like 18 t. and t. mobile turns out only $6000.00 existed and then they ran a ponzi scheme by paying back the 1st investors with money coming in from new investors so here's the thing why would anyone especially virtue or hathaway warren buffett and progressive insurance fall for this because of solar energy reverse tax credits berkshire took $377000000.00 in tax credits from investing progressive insurance over $24000000

martino good of you to join us this evening well you're out of a job so what next for you. it was never a good job and i've said this to you on many occasions i have had the honor and privilege of representing the people of the north of ireland and ireland for 7 years 7 months and i was listening to your commentator is there say that the u.k. is leaving millet's not even as a single unit because the north of ireland has been given special status we will stay in the custom union rules will apply single market and e.u. tax and the reason why that is because i'm leaving in the minutes to go on to start of the border the bridge and which is the border protection in ireland and on like what you are saying it's a micro way i could put one foot in derry and the other in donegal so for anyone to trying to suggest that it is 2 different member states it's one country and that was why i recall in the brutal agreements crucially important and that was why on wednesday that the n.e.p. is forwarded overwhelmingly for no harder border an errand i'm talking about that about border martin

that should be enough for the 2 minutes this is just because it's why we do you. 2 minutes is what martino weaselling will have to present his most important arguments to other members of the european parliament. i do have a degree of anger in me it's just ridiculous that they still haven't understood it . we have so much evidence that this form of farming will be our ruin your country but there are still people sitting there saying now everything's ok if we can explain it in a different way they'll understand it and indeed us all. it's the evening before the 1st round of talks which side's interests will come out on top in the debate and why. the next morning german conservative m.e.p. dess is likewise preparing for the debate. that desk is also chairman of byron lund one of the biggest producers of dairy products in germany he takes a skeptical view of investments in environmental protection. to discuss your windows i find arguments calling for the farming sector to become more environmental misled. it so if we said that from now on 20 percent of the land should be used environmentally b

are traveling at to the morgan hill side you have to deal with this pocket of slow traffic from san martinoorgan hill and then here's a trouble spot. north one o one of the burnout exit so 18 minutes and growing for the drive time, i'll definitely keep my eyes on it for you 70 oh bridge, a busy commute leaving hayward but no big problems over to the peninsula and sluggish but not bad 28 minutes off to one o one not much of an improvement into san francisco, the traffic here on 80 west crawling from all connectors so it's backed up and heavily through the oakland maids a peek at traffic tracker decent numbers for 5.80 west 6 80 and the nimitz and 2.37 only 9 minutes milpitas to sonny bill. >>in the morning buzz, you know how i like to highlight badass women well today, i'd like to dedicate this buzz to my mom. still the amount of co because this is the first time in my 20 years on the air in san francisco. that she isn't watching at home right now just like you are and that's because last week after a long battle with a lung condition called c o p d my mom took her final breath, knowing her,