month's summit they will begin at the potential in grant park marched through loop and end up at mccormick place for world leaders will be meeting. the city finalize the protestor out last night but it could change if the secret service declares a path is unsafe and city officials have rejected a request to back the protesters of the secret service blocks them from getting near mccormick place >>when chicago's public housing high-rises were torn down residents were given vouchers to move into private apartments. and new study found that in neighborhoods with a higher concentration of archer holders crime increase by 21 percent but during that same period from 2000-2008 crime actually went down across the city researchers at the never its most effective run chicago's south and west sides a c h a spokesperson said that support for voucher holders has improved over the years and is now a model for other cities planning to tear down public housing >> the cta and the c t u average agreement and the alarm reports that 75 percent of the union had to approve a strike but it's too early in negotiat

my "m" word is mccormick. here we are in the shadow of the tribune tower. this gentleman, robert mccormick. he was the publisher of the "chicago tribune." referred to franklin roosevelt as a dictator with regularity. trying to keep america from getting into world war ii. when martin luther king died, he said he had it coming because he told people they did not have to follow the law. "the chicago tribune" was as powerful as fox news. in that it was the newspaper of the midwest. it was the "new york times" of massive parts of the united states. so, it was always the reactionary publishers acting in the interests of the 1% and i think that it's easy to forget how -- you know, how hard it is to create political power in the country. >> the last quick question in the back. yes, sir. >> gary gurstohl. i think this is mostly for jackson and michael. maybe for rick and alan, too. both of you spend a lot of time every week editing a small journal. and i wanted you to reflect on that in american journalism. the role of small journals has had a long and distinguished

our message directly there. >> the rally starts at noon here on sunday may 20th as the march to mccormickplace begins at 2:00 that afternoon. >> it's the third act of vandalism against st. said on a church the pastor thinks it's intimidation and police hope surveillance video will catch the culprit. >> there is no evidence of it now but it 2:00 a.m. when chicago police came knocking him to tell fathered phlager live a t-shirt on fire on the church is door or plenty of questions in for starters who was behind it? they are trying to tell him to back off now. if they think this is going to intimidate us they are wrong. someone was trying to torch the youth center in the church as video cameras koppel whole thing. you can see the person walking up about 2:00 this morning cut across the street and go up to the door. >> police are still reviewing the tape and are dismissing nothing because this is the third time in less than eight weeks that vandals gain members or someone has gone to the parish. the detective said there probably stepping up a notch now. any time a person has guts in ours to do

50,000 person delegation representing 60 different countries and 2000 international press inside mccormicke no more than just 24 hours >> a lot of protest take place. our plan to let those go ahead. orderly fashion. any form of civil disobedience and criminal activities i can assure you prepared to deal with. >> sot concerns volumes coming in and out inconvenienced a lot of people working on this i think it will be fine >> tomorrow one of the larger protest groups marching on sunday may 20th rebar dawei jesse jackson and occupy chicago meeting with secret service to our afternoon to talk about the routes and perimeter everybody is a curious so curious about. the group says if they did not like what they hear it taken the matter up before a judge. group of former world leaders here now promoting domestic peace joining us now live to tell us more about the world summit of nobel peace laureates. batt but then they're just wrapped up celebrating the opening of the international conference in chicago dignitaries with nobel laureates who have dedicated their lives tonight mayor rahm emmanuel int

they then found that toyota camry crashed into a poll of mccormick road. police were able to catch up with the suspects but have not released their name. we are told at one point that had to use a taser to arrest one man. >> of paris accused of setting a put -- up pitbull on fire. >> today, april 5 was originally projected to be the last day of the trial, the prosecution -- the prosecution is still putting on their case, working all day on a witness who started testifying yesterday. >> brothers travers and tremayne johnson on trough for a second time, accused of setting up pitbull on fire in may 2009. the testimony picked up for the prosecution left off on wednesday. sergeant jerome jackson showed surveillance video showing and interacting with and kicking a dog, and then a dog running from an alley on fire. they were identified as travers and jermaine johnson. sargen jackson was involved in the case and continue his testimony by talking about the day in june 2009 when sierra goodman walked into the western district and said she witnessed the dog being bur

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it is nowhere near mccormick place.l be in the loop. >> there it is. the surprise headline. one block that could resemble a militarized zone in places as early as next week. it is designed to protect federal buildings. >> a lot of us were surprised to read that. the federal government does not consult with the city when they do this. a it is my understanding that it is common practice for the federal government to have protection are run their own buildings. i cannot comment on the other than that. i am sure there are discussions today. >> you will see an appropriate gear with a show of force and make sure nothing improper happens. people who are not supposed to be in the buildings do not get into the buildings. >> he says the officers will be carrying non-lethal handguns and other bean bag type weapons up and down city streets. there are charged with protecting buildings like the metropolitan building. the red zone reportedly extends from harrison to adams and from state to franklin. these visible officers will not sto

by his wife, alice roosevelt longworth, who has been urged by her good friend congresswoman ruth mccormick, who was also another newly elected member from illinois. depriest's name was the first on the list of the illinois representatives when the roll call commenced. at 58 years old, he stood six feet tall, weighed 200 pounds, had a light complexion, sandy hair and blue eyes. he was sworn in at 1:45 p.m., the session adjourned by 2:00. afterwards, he returned to his office and his desk was banked with flowers and many friends and well wishers. but not everyone welcomed congressman depriest. but congressman george pritchard, a democrat from north carolina, refused to accept his office next door. but representative laguardia of new york rebuked such practices. so who was this man who made history in the halls of congress that day? oscar depriest was born in florence, alabama on march 9th, 1871. his parents, alexander and mary, were former slaves. his father made a living as a teamster and farmer. his mother worked as part-time. alexander was a friend and supporter of reconstruction congress

while he was before the commission last september, his supervisor, james mccormick, said "every gardener is a painter of the landscape. some people like chaos and color. others prefer a sharp line, symmetrical animals, the clutter, while more desire order and let the. carter's character and eye or a fourth, patience, and strategy. his personal style price sensitivity and intelligence to his crew. he made everyone wanted to come to work because he was never just a co-worker but a friend as well." in august 2011, food and wine magazine named the shakespeare garden is one of the nation's top picnic spots, and honor that is a direct result of carter's hard work and a passion. i have had the great pleasure of getting to know him a little bit. i learned a great deal from him and a truly enjoyed his warmth and support and camaraderie. and he will be sorely missed. and i would ask, commissioner, if you could a jury in his honor. commissioner buell: absolutely. >> aren't more happy stuff. summer camp registration begins this saturday at 10:00 a.m. our summer camp program has become truly one of t

this this city, someone like robert mccormick. i think the news executives in the golden age of tv journalism and anchor men and commentators, david brinkley first among those, who took it as their roll to address the national community. as a national community and make sense of it in a way that may or may not have actually had a point of view, but it definitely had a set of moral valence to it. it was moralistic. and there were setting boundaries of what was permissible and what was strange and what was normal. of course that has come under a lot of criticism over the years. and what has replaced it is almost this pseudo scientific professionalized journalism in which there is this attempt to neutrally objectively report the world according to the ideology of balance. and i think it's an interesting and open question which model has done a better job of getting it right. i as a case study -- first of all, i've been riveted by "time" magazine. but i grew up with it and that was kind of my window on to the world. but even more as a

went up to capitol hill to try and find-- they sent me up to capitol hill to try and find speaker mccormick, who, of course, was the next in line. and he was down under some desk, hiding, you know? they didn't know if it was a conspiracy. they didn't know-- and there are truly moments in a newsroom where you feel like you are the center of the universe or whatever's happening in it. and it's a very special feeling. there's a generation that-- i suppose all the president's men-- and decided that this was a pretty glamorous profession. but in 1960, there were other journalists depicted in other ways. i mean, humphrey bogart in deadline u.s.a. did you have a role model? did you see something that inspired you to be a reporter? um... maybe izzy stone, i.f. stone from i.f. stone's weekly. but mainly the people at the star. there were great reporters at the star. this was a great newspaper. at the time, the washington post had, deservedly so, a reputation to some extent for slanting stories, and it did, particularly in its local coverage. and the star really had the best of old-fashioned journali

on the north end of mccormick place, 21st street will be closed from indiana to lake michigan. and indiana will be closed from 21st to 25th street. i-55 from lake shore drive to the dan ryan will also be shut down while dignitaries are on the move. the nato summit takes place may 20th and may 21st. plans to build a new children's museum have been called off. aldermen voted to build a 100- million dollar underground children's museum in daley bicentennial plaza back in 2008. the plan was challenged because of potential zoning violations. fundraising efforts for the new structure were not successful. the plan was killed after mayor emanuel weighed in on the effort. her case caught worldwide headlines when she disappeared five years ago... now, why investigators believe madeline mccann is still alive. plus, why "octomom" nadya suleman is being investigated by police and social workers. and, how much money would it take to tarnish tim tebow's image? the unusual offer being made by a controversial website... break if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day a

there's speculation the rail lines that run *under* mccormick place would be shut down. district and south shore railroad trains. metra officials say they are looking at ways to accommodate riders if the lines are closed...but will not say what those plans are. mayor emanuel's speed camera plan gets the approval from a city council committee. the plan to put hundreds of speed cameras near city schools and parks received a mixed vote, even after a last minute concession was revealed during yesterday's hearing. emanuel agreed to reduce the fine from 50 dollars to 35 for people ticketed going six to ten miles an hour over the speed limit. the fine for going more than 11 miles over will be 100 dollars. several aldermen and some advocate groups question the real intention of the plan. they are using our children as a front to line their pockets gold plated pensions for the chicago police and multimillion-dollar pension plans they're using our children as an excuse ... a loving speed cameras are the most effective way to enforce safety the committee approved the plan by a vote

between 500 and 600 soldiers will be assigned to the event at mccormick place.ission: to get foreign dignitaries to- and-from venues... and perform ceremonial tasks. another group of soldiers will conduct a drill during the summit, and will be ready to jump into action if there are any problems at the event. people who ride metra trains... don't have to worry about the "nato" summit disrupting their commutes. the secret service says the trains will run on their normal schedules. this includes the ones that pass underneath mc-cormick place. there was speculation service might be suspended because of security concerns. instead, there will probably be occasional *delays* on the electric line, the south shore and amtrak. some new jobs are coming to illinois. governor quinn announced a paris-based building materials company "la-farge" is moving its north american headquarters to illinois from virginia. the company plans to build a new headquarters near o-hare. "la-farge" is agreeing to invest about ten-million dollars for the move, and plans to create at least 90 job

. >> mccormick county police are looking for two men described as dangerous.ke with a woman exclusively. she said she knew she was being driving inen she was potomac. stop after being even though and was telling her to do that. county.ery a large suv or trucks follow the woman and rammed into her range rover on jones road and she frantically called 911. last saturday, the same thing to a 58-year-old man on the same stretch of road. when the victim got out of his vehicle, two masked men with a knife and a gun knocked him to the ground, bound his hands and feet together with duct tape, and forced him into the trunk of his vehicle. they drove to an atm, that then dumped him in a church parking lot. delma county police are reviewing the 911 call and are to talk to the operator. they say the woman was wise to her instinct and drive off. >> 0, my god, i think i'm being followed, i had a feeling something was not right. the man said, "well, if you were in an accident, get out and exchange information." i'm like, are you crazy? >> the male victim was treated for minor

they crashed on mccormick road as they tried to get away. >> barbara mikulski what is without a doubt a political star. now, she is one in the heavens. people at the space telescope institute named a supernova after her. it was bought earlier this year by the huddle telescope. the center is known for her -- the center is known for her abdication of same-sex marriage. >> has created jobs and prosperity. >> she was presented with a framed photo of her super nova and a gated this. the institute serves as the science operations center for the huddle. it will be the science division operations center for the jim webb space telescope after its launch. >> this tornado -- tornadoes and texas produced memorable images. tractor-trailer's flying through the air. an off-duty cop -- as the most memorable of all . >> i can see this tornado. >> this officer was filling in for a friend and was that even supposed to be at the flying j but the people who were there are glad he was . >> i knew was a bad day when i noticed the tornadoes getting bigger and bigger and i have always been told that if they a

after making off with cash and jewelry, they trashed their getaway car into a pole along mccormick road held at the baltimore county detention center on $300,000 bail. today is a holy day for millions of people. good friday for christians, passover for jews. what is rare that the two are being celebrated on the same day. tim tooten has more. >> this is how it was in the beginning, when jesus was crucified, that was the passover, too. he was in jerusalem with hundreds of thousands of people and was crucified at passover. christians believe he was raised three days later. >> the dean of the ecumenical institute at st. mary's university. >> it would be wonderful if it happened every year. >> what is the importance of having both of these holy day that the same time? >> it is important for christians and important to remind us that we are brother faiths. christians and jews have a lot in common and we owe a lot of our heritage to our jewish brothers and sisters. >> how should people of both faiths see this and embrace it? >> passover is a celebration of god's deliverance of them out of egyp

per hour most of those barriers will be erected around mccormick place and with diplomatic delegations shuttling between the conference in downtown hotels there will be frequent traffic tieups during the summit contract negotiations between chicago public schools and the teachers' union could be moving toward a strike by midsummer each side has agreed to appoint a fact-finding panel that will have 75 days to assure report the panel then recommend how to sell the terms of the labor agreement the report is due out mid july call it eight cake caper the owner of a bakery in evanston wants her prized recipes back she claims there were stolen by a former employee marcella raymond is live in evanston with details the pastry chef of the fresh bakery and cafe allegedly took the recipes from the bakery and the bakery is suing ... the cinnamon bomb here was called one of the best things to eat for 2011 >>it's a donna muffin to some and nobody barnett ... so they changed the name to cinnamon bomb and people began to buy this thing and it took off when marion quit the bakery she took the cookbook a

. >> mccormick serve some nice things. office depot. p.f. chang.fee and many more. >> i vote for hydromassage. and a glass of chard nay. we've jumped about 50 points or so in the last 15, 20 minutes. up 133 points on the dow jones industrial average. the nasdaq not participating. and the s&p 500 is up about five points on the trading session. >> and notably apple is both a part of the s&p and of the nasdaq. but not of the dow, which partly explains that. let's look at the 10-year yield. look at that. about a month ago it was up around 2.4%. today

and mccormick and schmick's happy hour from 3:30 to 11:00. all because it's tax day. there you go.d women still do not earn as much as men. the national partnership for women and family say women make 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. 77 cents. how does that actually stack up over, say, a lifetime or a career? they looked at new york specifically, and i know we don't all live in a high cost city. these are examples for you. we came up with a list of things women could buy if there was no wage gaps. you could buy 67 more weeks of food. 67 more weeks. how about gas. just talking about that with ali. 2,283 gallons of more gas. here's another one. if you like a drink, 228 bhottls of johnny walker black label. and finally, 14 more cars if that wage gap did not exist. that would certainly be different ways you could stimulate the economy. now coming up, we're talking animals. specifically poaching wild animals. many coachers are prosecuted. you're going to meet one man who works to see that they are. >> the risk of death at any moment. it sounds like fiction. but this is a factual a

crashed in hunt valley and wight avenue and mccormick road.ill road, watch for crash. heavy delays on the west side of the way down to edmondson. watch for a wreck at nursery road. they have a conditions heading southbound approaching coldspring down through to the construction zone. let's go to a live view and show you what looks like on the northeast corner. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony, over to you. >> partly cloudy skies, a little chilly. winds have not picked up yet, either. all in all, not that bad. 39 in parkton. same thing in jarrettsville. breezy and cool. it will be breezy this afternoon, a mixture of clouds and sunshine. most of you will not see rain at all. during the day tomorrow, we will make it into the 60s. close to 70 on thursday. scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely. low 60's on friday. >>> 8:00 now on a tuesday morning, the 24th of april, 2012. what is going on with this weather? because there is now a chill in the air here in midtown manhattan. it's down to 41 degrees here on the plaza. but look at