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chicago earlier. pretty cool wave action, right? i found some better ones. look at this. these are 60 mile-an-hour winds rightin along the lake just to the north of chicago. amazing -- this is the highland park area of illinois, just to the north of chicago. wow, what a storm this was up there for them. kind of looks like what we had during irene. remember veronica johnson out that? yes. that storm is brining cooler air our way. we saw a high temperature today of 68 degrees but that 68 did not come during the afternoon with the sunshine. that 68 came at 12:19 in the morning and then the temperatures fell down from there. we did reach an afternoon high of about 59 a little bit earlier. 55 is the current temperature right now. the dew point is 38. if we were to stop with the wind and clear up, we could conceivably get down to the upper 30s in some locations tonight but the wind is going to help us stay well into the 40s i think for most of us. even though it's a little windy, which makes it feel cooler, that does not allow the temperatures to down all that much. 49 in martinsberg, 52 in culpepper, cumberland coming in at 46 degrees and annapolis the warm spo

in my home state of illinois we train all the navy, the navy's only boot camp, the north chicago district doesn't fit those strategies. the problem there was theft, corruption, and an fib -- f.b.i. investigation of the school system and the school board. so i have enormous faith in mr. duncan. he helped with tremendous improvement for the chicago public school system. the foundation he put in, mayor emanuel is now leading. this is the number one issue in chicago. much of what romney is doing doesn't fit this he's either. it was a unique situation of f.b.i. investigation into corruption. what mayor emanuel is doing, as well, is fairly unique. i think arnie should have the ability to sign off on it. i think it is a very good amendment. i would say let's call this the duncan employment strategy, because i think arne duncan does have the ability to do it. >> i don't see anywhere in the amendment where arne duncan is guaranteed a lifetime appointment of secretary of education. i am very sympathetic of this, and i honestly don't know how i'm going to vote, and i would like to continue this disc

in my state, illinois, and the north chicago school district does not sit these strategies -- the north chicago school district is not fit the strategy is. the problem there was theft and an fbi investigation. i have enormous faith in arne duncan. a lot of the foundation that he has put in mayor rahm emanuel has put in. this is the number one issue in chicago. much of what rahm is doing in chicago does not fit the strategy is either. i think the state of illinois, when it took over the north chicago school district, was handling a unique situation of an fbi investigation and corruption, and what mayor emanuel is doing is fairly unique, and i think arne should have the ability to sign off on the. i think it is a good amendment, and let's call this the dump in employment strategy amendment because i think he has the wisdom -- duncan inclement strategy amendment, because i think he is the wisdom to do that. allowing him to approve a strategy that does is the right way to go. ?> senator frank inen >> i do not see anywhere in the amendment where arne duncan is guaranteed a lifetime appointme

report to the way of weather, a very quiet day around here we did see a few clouds in north-central indiana but the chicagot as nice a day as you could possibly hope for the east coast is getting the action we had last week some of the classroom that did manage to slide into north-central indiana but the chicago skye's absolutely clear, look at the cool air at east but watch what happens with time. this warm air in the '70s is going to sit over the chicago area but notice the colder that tries to make way for the northern rockies that is going to fall apart before it gets years we could even see the second week of mild temperatures, it is 55 retinol and o'hare but it is in the '60s on the planes and some of that warm air will be coming to chicago tomorrow so what happened to the cold of yesterday? areas of tennessee kentucky and virginia are currently under frost advisory's. we did see frost last night but was largely in the western suburbs and some of the northern suburbs. that is a cold front in an area of low pressure that should weaken substantially before it gets here, it will put down about 1-3 in. i

we go to illinois, a posh suburb north of chicago. from the top of the master suite to its private screening room and batting cages, this a thousand square-foot estate has it all. the-8000 square-foot estate has it all. >> welcome. today, i will be showing you around. it took a long time to design the foyer. i thought it was one of the most important rooms in the house. we designed a floating staircrce, all handmade. another thing i love about the foyer is the hand-painted silk we have on the walls. from here we entered the great room. i love the light that comes in here. i think it is such a beautiful room. welcome to my kitchen. i got to design it exactly the way i wanted to. these ovens came from a bakery i own. i could literally baked five turkeys in these ovens. we have a beautiful fireplace i liked every single night in the wintertime. when i have parties, and everybody comes right to this area. i could, we drink wine, it is great. this is the master suite of the house. it was designed to be romantic. i picked soft colors and ju

i joined with lake county partners and announced a new innovation in north chicago. they are experiencing high unemployment and the creation will bring the community together so we can find ways to re-invest in the area and create new opportunities for workers. i was also able to work with local labor leaders to move forward on the repairs that are needed so desperately in waukegan harbor. we must move forward. this harbor is key to bolstering the economy. when we work to preserve our precious resources, we will encourage businesses to expand and create additional jobs here at home. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition? >> i would like to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. and god bless america and today i would like to say a special thanks to the many branches of government for their service in the military, but particularly to the marines and the market point marines are visiting with us in the capitol. and many

. >>> the beating took place at the chicago north side at a high school and it is just now surfacing it was colt on a cell phone camera. two teen sisters attacking another student in biology class on october 6th. as the rest of the class, including the teacher stood by and out of harm's way, the cause? the insult on a social networking site. >> no one should be beat up like that. >> at wont point, they are slamming their victim's head on a table -- she could have defended them. >>> the attackers, 17 and 18 have been charged with misdemeanor battery and suspended from school. the victim had bruises, but was not seriously hurt. in a statement, the choir chi public schools do not tolerate violence with students in any way. >>> and in the case of a missing 4-month-old little girl,. her parents said that the girl was taken from her crib 11 days back. they looked in the area near the house looking for the baby without success. >>> a terror threat from the civil war in libya, thousands of missiles are miss inning the wake of over throwing the dictator. now they said that they may need to ge

chicago we go. they are dealing with high water. and a very different way. oh, my gosh. oh, my goodness this is miserable. huge waves along the north knocking down the joggers right there. i guess the problem is right there there's nowhere to go. the jogger can't go anywhere. chicago is known as the windy city but in this case the weather service warned of wind gusts of 50 miles per hour could bring dangerous ten to 16-foot waves to the path. oh, boy. this is bad. jacqui jeras at the "weather center". >> some reports were higher than that. they closed down that area of the lakefront. the joggers didn't see it or thought i'll go around it anyway. it remind you of a hurricane almost where people want to come out and see the waves or they say it won't happen to me. it was a very dangerous situation. >> they didn't get the notice. >> yeah. let's hope that was the case. potentially dangerous. >> the same storm system is still out there . so, that is over with for today. there's still a threat of rip currents but i think nobody is going out in the water today. are you? let's hope not. much colder temperatures back behind this system. upp

the sheriff's department here in lake county, illinois, north of chicago, joined secure communities in 2010. the sheriff is mark curran. >> i think, in law enforcement, especially since/11, it has been impressed upon us that you need to work as a team. when you have local, state and federal law enforcement all sharing information, all working together, all contributing to each other's task forces, that's when we work best. >> hinojosa: an elected republican and former prosecutor, curran says he came to realize that about 20% of those locked up in his jail were undocumented immigrants. >> they're everywhere. probably every fifth one of the people that's in here, in all likelihood, is not documented. >> hinojosa: he decided the government wasn't being tough enough. >> as a result, i thought, you know, let's close down these borders and let's start deporting these people as fast as we can. let's... let's return the rule of law to its place. >> hinojosa: secure communities seemed like the right tool. >> the goal is to identify people, aliens who are removable from the united states based o

chicagos very own who simply want to extend a helping hand to others. >> is like christmas morning for jessica varsity volleyball team at north won the college prep on chicago'ss walked in their eyes got big, it was like christmas time. they sought while for us. m.l. water bottles and equipment. athletes helping athletes. a nonprofit group made up of former chicago athletes want to gather out of their love of the game. >> it was saturday morning and we decided to do something to pay for work the life skills that we acquire through athletics. the most of a h. as members played sports at chicago's depaul university, since the saturday morning meeting that have grown into quite an organization helping disadvantaged youth in chicago like the kids in north lawndale. >> in this case we have a high school team that doesn't have their resources, and they do have the funding to become a team. they don't have the resources or the funding to become a team. >> we want to be able to provide everything we got out of sports to individuals in use in chicago. >> they have about one dozen members and is growing growing because there's such a need in the chicago area for organi

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our north american editor reports from chicago on the fight to find a job. >> you take a few hits. this is easier than the harsh world outside the ring. chicago has long been tough and port but now its heart has been ripped out by a new poverty. >> a lot of the kids that come men are unemployed. kids with college education are unemployed. -- a lot of the kids that come in are unemployed. >> you can go right past a black person. why is that? >> everywhere, there are signs of what happens. everyone can tell a tale. the pillars of a committee finding themselves out of work. still a reminder of the wild celebrations that surrounded obama postelection. -- obama's election. 21% black unemployment, 1/3 living in poverty. for 23 years, this center has fed the desperate with piles of free food. there are a new pork here among the clients and the volunteers. -- there are a new poor here. this man worked here for more than 20 years. he always had a steady job ever since he left school. four years ago, he turned up to work as usual. >> they had everything shut down. >> overnight, he lost his j

that's what happened in the case of some north western university students in chicago. e note came from north western. the school is apologizing for what it calls a very embarrassing incident. the postcards were sent to students to check out the school of continuing studies. >>> devoted iphone fans lined up early to buy the new iphone 4s and this was an early look at the store. across the city, the area, the country, even the world, lots of folks came out for the newest vision. faster device with better software and an improved camera. >> could have preordered but it is just such a scene. it is almost like a cult. >> i axe going to going -- i am going to ask people a question. >> some die hards wanted a completely redesigned iphone 5. they are pretty popular. nearly 1 million have been sold through preorders. >> you would think they were selling a new playstation. >>> this next story might have you think twice before you use your cell phone. >> there is a new study out in britain that signed one in six cell phones is contaminated with bacteria. >> and it is not just any

indiana including in the driver manuel chimborazo in a coma but kids gathered to grieve tonight on chicago's north side the city ecuadorian committee planning a meeting to figure out how to help send the body back to ecuador >> ecuadorian is we have to stand together and show patriotism horrible for the family that bought a truck driver treated and released from the hospital alcohol and drugs not involved and no charges are expected the stretch of the indiana toll road has been the site of several multiple fatality accidents in recent years including a 2007 chain reaction class crash that left 18 people dead >> gang member who murdered chicago police officers sentenced to 125 years in prison 22 year old shawn gaston and killed officer alex valadez june 2009 in englewood prosecutors argued he shot officer alex valadez cousin out for revenge they said shawn gaston and some fellow gang members angry because rivals opened fire on them earlier that day sister of officer alex valadez acknowledged that today's sentencing brings closure but no joy. batt but we are satisfied with the sentence that the judg

falls through theo got red sox passed to championship drought may be allowing same thing on north side of chicagot now this is what the cover to supposed to prevent basic routes from calvin johnson did not jab at the line by corner of tim jennings and brandon meriweather added that a 48 yds and another bunch of missed assignments obviously on the 88 yd run by jahvid best in the second half things you cannot do and to survive in the nfl. >> cannot give up big plays like that jahvid best a good player but we are not set up to give up easy robbs or passes that way not to keep the ball in front of us and to be able to have a base 0 run to go untouched, but hard to swallow. batt but boils down to fundamentals going back to the things of what we do sot way of two-way might have lost that. >> offense awfully loud and their practice at this stuff all week nine false starts absolute embarrassment had to pull frank omiyale before jay cutler going down, the jay cutler was very good as was the matt forte the only ones >> pressure putting on our offensive line and defense appliedive luine guys get out there q

. >> reporter: the beating took place on chicago's north side and just now surfaced in all its gory detailured by a cell phone camera. two teenage sisters are seen attacking a fellow student during biology class on october 6th as the rest of the class including the teacher stand by and out of harm's way. the cause? apparently some insult on a social networking site. >> no one deserves to get hit like that. no one deserves to get beat up like that. >> reporter: at one point on the tape the two attackers appear to slam the head on the lab table. >> she couldn't defend herself, two people against one. >> reporter: the attackers 17 and 18 years old have been charged with battery and suspended from school. their victim suffered bruises but was not seriously injured. in a statement, a spokesman said -- >> reporter: dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> well, the 14-year-old who was attacked returned to school yesterday. >>> right now, an amber alert remains in effect for 11-year- old william mcquain who has not been seen for nearly two weeks and kai is in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter

the pro democracy protest which swept akos countries in north africa. >>> the chicago bears are finally getting their day at the white house. more than 25 years ago, their visit was canceled due to the "challenger" space shuttle disaster. >>> it's a busy week ahead for republican presidential candidate herman cain. the former ceo of godfather's pizza is planning a lot of meet and greets including one with a fellow business mogul. joining us live now from washington, cnn deputy political director paul steinhauser. what's on his agenda? >> the business mogul is reality tv star donald trump. herman cain will be there tomorrow meeting with donald turn in new york city. meeting with trump is a must do if you're running for the republican presidential nomination. last month the two front-runners in the race, rick perry and mitt romney separately met with trump. herman cain does it tomorrow. on tuesday his book comes out. "this is herman cain my journey to the white house." herman cain will be making the talk show circuit. he won the straw bopoll in florida. since then he's been nonstop everyw

chicago. all of this will be lifting north to canada over the next 24 hours. it is a storm system going all the way back to chicago and new england. strong and the low pressure producing the showers. rainfall totals so far today have been fairly heavy, write to the west of baltimore city. in this area, upwards of an inch or more. another band cuts across the lower and the lower eastern shore. western maryland has the latest amounts. just a trace. here in town, 74 hundredths of an inch. those are the current temperatures outside. the temperatures have been going up. not enough rain to cause flooding. the tides are above normal. default-bang warning. up above -- a flood warning. the tide is not moving up well tonight. high tide above normal. it is still 73 in downtown baltimore. a hint of cooler air coming up from the south. monterey, virginia at 49 degrees. that is coming in from the south and west. as the storm the parts, a breeze will tap into some cooler air. by sunrise, some of the suburbs may be down in the 40's, 50's. mostly cloudy skies developing. that w

. >>> a firefighter from north carolina died in the chicago marathon. the captain was about 500-yards from the finish line before he collapsed. there will be an autopsy on the 35 year old. it is the second time in five years a runner died in the marathon. >>> a problem bubbling up for people that live year round in the city oftroke. >> a major problem is the parking on these narrow historic streets, it is worse now that bars extended their drinking hours, but now they have a system to track illegally parked cars using license plates. this is a way to find illegally parked cars and what the city has now. >> it will help with parking enforcement officers in their jobs in the late evening hours. >> it started the parking crack down, adding more enforcement officers for longer hours and passing out 2500 tickets, 400 more than last year and some neighbors are not sure that the new system will work. >> they get the tct, but they to not pay them. >> parking is a challenge. >> they think that the homeowners need to have the parking spots they need, but the work

lightning with vigor as you can see these things heaviest mainly to the south of the chicago area northghtning with the weather system observer in oak brook said quite a display tonight lightning saddling south downpour still coming down denver. was 81 degrees yesterday a foot of snow on the way talking about snow already cameras eisenhower tower above denver model with the showers moving south over night begins to develop lighter showers in the wake by morning noontime tomorrow tomorrow evening showers with north northeast winter temperatures 25 degrees cooler than those we saw today at 74 degrees today o'hare midway 75 degrees at the lakefront opera low 40's-'50s upper forties on thursday and tomorrow night the lake of fact plume develop parallel the wind coming down the lake late to affect rainshowers models to pulping some areas just north and west. not sure we will get those down to the ground but it will be close but that the rainfall predicted right here each one varies quite dramatically heaviest rainfall indicated by the shoreline we have had a couple of ones as much of an inch

hardest hit by the current downturn have been african-americans, and the bbc's north american editor, mark modell, reports from chicago on the fight to find a job. >> slugging it out in the gym, you take a few hits. but it's easier than the harsh world outside the ring. inner city chicago has long been tough and poor, but now its heart has been ripped out by a new poverty. >> a lot of the kids that come in aren't employed, kids with college education are unemployed. >> i see the anger and frustration with the people in the community. they have no hope anymore. >> you can come from another country and you can soar right past a black person. why is that? >> everywhere there are signs of what's happened. once smart homes boarded up. everyone could tell a tale of pillars of a poor community suddenly finding themselves out of work. the reminder of the wild celebrations that surrounded obama's election on a restaurant has now closed down and boarded up. the plight of african-americans in the president's hometown is worse than america as a whole. 21% unemployment, 1/3 living in poverty. for 23 years this center has fed the d

chicago marathon. the news edge tonight is everywhere at 11:00. a firefighter from northina running with his brother in the chicago marathon collapsed and died. the 35-year-old unidentified man died just after noon today. the cause of death remains under investigation. autopsy planned for monday. >>> gay rights pioneer has died. also was a long time advocate of gay marriage and played a key role in getting new york city to grant domestic partner rights and benefits. she died after battling cancer. >>> sir paul mccartney has a new bride. he married 51-year-old american trucking heiress nancy chavel. while their friends and family celebrated, other fans commemorated what would have been john lennon's 71st birthday. they gathered at his star on the walk of fame and sang happy birthday and had cake, and they stuck around and sung his songs and wrote messages of peace. >>> another great day this weekend, with plenty of sunshine and temperatures well above seasonal. we hit 78 at national airport. 80 dulles and 83 at baltimore. it's still mild outside this hour, with 63 degrees

and a battle at the bottom of the nfc north, vikings go to chicago to take on the bears. detroit, the bills, new england, and chicago. >> uh-huh. >> well, shaking it up this week. for better or worse. niners take down detroit. i will go with the giants, new england, chicago. >> no, nope. >> quiet. >> david makes his assault on second place, detroit, buffalo, pats, vikings. >> fireman bob can break the tie with david, always enthusiastic picks -- the lions, buffalo, new england, and chicago. >> and jack must have cheating on fireman bob's paper, same four teams. jack here to join us again. >> thank you for having me. >> always a pleasure, my friend. looking good as we enter week six. >> looking pretty good. well, who is not looking good? still three teams that haven't won a game. >> really? >> miami, indianapolis, st. louis. >> falling all apart. >> forget about that. it is over. there are two unbeaten teams, detroit and the packers. >> yeah, they're going to go down this weekend. >> calling it, tanya, right? >> i'm calling it. >> all right, ms. marv albert. we should move

we are watching very warm summer-like temperatures from just about north carolina northward up through the ohio valley. 76 in chicago, still very mild and 84 in new york just jumps out at you. that's the average high temperature in new york city during the hottest periods of the summer. atlanta, 67, showery and cooler weather. northern florida up through georgia and then tomorrow, south carolina, north carolina and virginia should get drenched. temperatures do cool off a little bit, but still very mild air out there in most places throughout much of this week. if you're watching us on wcau nbc 10 in philadelphia, pennsylvania, see some of nature's high-flying act row bats, spider monkeys. that's your "early today" event of the day. >> one more time, spider monkeys. >> spieden monkeys. >> it will be a good day for them, too. >> yeah. they'll probably be sweating it out. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a boxing robot drama action pulled no punches at the box office this weekend. "real steel" took number one spot with $23 million in its opening weekend thanks in large paul to its you

chicago. there is still a lot of smoke and flames. it is a mangled mess. these train cars or hauling some sort of alcohol when they came off of the tracks. this happened in northnois, 100 mi. west of chicago. the massive fire erupted in officials had to evacuate the entire town of people live to their cash because of concerns from the smoke and more explosions. people said it was sounded like bombs are going off. this has been burning now for almost two hours. the flames continue as well as the smoke. there have been no reports of injuries or a report on what caused this massive derailment. >> to date marks 10 years since the beginning of the war in afghanistan. along this war that the u.s. has ever fought. the vietnam war lasted eight years. there are no public activities planned in washington. this or war introduce a nation to a new enemy, the taliban. the tenure anniversary is being marked with a rally in a march in san francisco. >> or this morning that the pakistan government commission said that the doctor who ran a vaccination program for the cia, that helps track down osama bin- laden should be tried for high treason. he has been in custody since the m

on cars it's the kind of damage been reported across the chicago land area many came down to the shoreline to witness the waves crashing on north avenue beach mother nature creating a spectacle on chicagos shoreline. >>i had to come down to see it we saw all day yesterday on the news but seeing it today like this this is for real. >>it absolutely is and we witnessed it here a short while ago a man came perilously close to drowning or suffering hypothermia all kinds of problems after he fell into the water but he was rescued ... fortunately nobody was seriously hurt or killed as a result of this storm since yesterday ... there are a lot of conversations going on between insurance companies and people of suffered damages live from lonrho harbormonroe harbor i'm beejal patel with bloomberg news live from the cme group in chicago ... tribune would-be paying a lower find to the irs investors are perplexed as to why gold is dropping ... european leaders cannot agree on how to resolve the debt crisis a summit is scheduled for october 23rd because of the high price runs and palladiumof gold alternative models are being used in jewelry

. >>> a black cloud over yesterday's chicago marathon, a north carolina firefighter running with his brother died the 35-year-old collapsed 500- yards from the finish he was running to help raise money to help burn victims an autopsy is planned for today. >>> pretty perfect conditions for the army 10-miler the run begins and ends at the pentagon it helped military veterans and their families. >> fall is a great time to leave the doors open let mother nature air out the house natural air conditioning now there is a way to do it without the bugs. >>> called magic mesh have you seen these? >> heard about it >> the door cover claims to let the fresh air in, keep the bugs out. melissa painter puts it to the deal or dud test. >> now magic mesh the new type of screen door opens easily. >> reporter: installs in seconds, 18 magnets to shut the screen for you. we would love for this product to do what it promises. >> it would be convenient if we didn't have to get up and let her out every 10 minutes. >> reporter: the instructions for the product are not complicated we don't know about that ins

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. >> reporter: the beating took place last week at the rogers sullivan high school on chicago's north two teenage sisters are seen attacking a fellow student during biology class on october 6th. as the rest of the class, including the teacher, stand by and out of harm's way. the cause? apparently, some insult on a social networking site. >> no one deserves to get hit like that. no one deserves to get beat up like that. >> reporter: at one point on the tape the two attackers appear to slab their victim's head on a lab table. the attackers, 17 and 18 years old, have been charged with misdemeanor battery and suspended from school. their victim suffered bruises, but was not seriously injured. in a statement, a spokesman said the chicago public schools do not tolerate violence among students in any way. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> in fullerton, california, a wild ride for a 4-year-old boy. police say he drove off in his mom's car during afternoon rush hour yesterday when his mother stopped to use a nearby phone. the 4-year-old swerved into traffic and hit another vehicle. one of

closest drops to us way up towards the north side of pittsburgh, cleveland and chicago.hey won't make it here to interfere with our outdoor plans today. sunshine starting to finish. sun came up at 7:18. down at 6:30 this evening. 6:29 to be more precise. for tomorrow, increasing clouds. chance of a few sprinkles coming in late in the day tomorrow, especially north and west. but i think around town will be dry today and tomorrow. rain chances for tuesday and wednesday. we'll talk about the rest of the seven-day forecast coming up in just a couple minutes. >> all right. thanks, chuck. >> thank you. >>> well, as thousands gather for today's mlk memorial dedication, thousands more are taking to the streets to protest everything from voting rights in the district to more jobs. three different groups converged on freedom plaza this weekend. local advocates for district voting rights stood next to protests for occupy d.c., who have been here more than two weeks. their goals converged as they all marched to the washington monument for a rally they called jobs and justice. >> the

north and west. some rain showers near chicago and milwaukee. that will head east and bump into the high pressure and fall apart. mostly sunny today. high temperatures near 70 today. that is above average. tonight, mostly clear skies and chilly. we drop back into the upper 40's and low 50's. thickening clouds to more and a chance for rain showers late in the day. high temperature around 70. it will be chilly with high temperatures in the 50's. on saturday, we may not get out of the 40's. we could see some flakes of snow mixed in. sunshine with temperatures in the 60's for halloween. >> we are looking at a pretty smooth ride. we had a few accidents but they are clear. everything running smoothly. 55 miles per hour on the j.f.x. southbound into town. the west side still moving well at belair road. 95 southbound, speeds around 57 miles per hour. 295 looks good. the accident in the glen burnie area has now been cleared. this is 70 west of the beltway. starting to pick up in volume. this is 295 southbound. traffic is building heading down towards the

my dad is from the north side of chicago. i'm duty-bound to hate the st.ed because there's george w. bush sitting in the front row of the texas rangers, versus the cardinals? my cubs fan won out but i'll tip my cap to the st. louis cardinals. congratulations on a great victory. >> i know something a little more abstract and that is the importance of your own moral comass. along with my writings i've railed against the tsa. i decided i would put something behind it and take a nine-hour train ride instead of a one-hour flight. i felt good after it was done. and i want to relate that back to a conversation we were having earlier today about moving your own money. i don't know if that's going to have any sort of policy effect or any implications when you look at it from that angle, but the whole idea of not participating in something that you believe to be a great injustice is worth something in and of itself. whether birmingham succeeded or not, it's worth something to say, you know what, i'm no longer going to -- i'm sorry, montgomery, i'm no longer going to

preposterous mathematical formula where he gave half of his attention to chicago world's fair and have to the billmore stake in north the action would sneak to ashville to do some work and then sneaked to louisville which was close to ashville and work on their part system. he was taking these late-night rail rides to secure his reputation and make sure he left a lasting legacy. >> and writing letters all the time. he sent -- we sent short e-mails that will vanish off of the face of the earth. but he wrote thousands of letters. >> the way i always describe it is it was the nineteenth century. he was very much a man about town. he had a lot of friends. if he crossed the street he did a diary entry about it and wrote a variety of letters about it and an article about it and several friends had died resort letters they wrote about olmsted crossing the street. it created so many different takes on any given action but it was an environment to be able to have so many -- articulately and very long -- ten or 15 pages of explanation of his being enraged about a park design being rolled back and all the people he sent letter

. >>> tragedy at the chicago marathon after a north carolina firefighter collapsed yesterday. just 5 areas eeld, he collapsed just minutes from the finish line. the cause of death is still not known. an autopsy is planned for today. >>> coming up next, you ever wonder how much most people are making compared to us. i think a lot of us think about that. what a new survey reveals about the nation's falling income. >>> first, we'll check in with tony for a look at the forecast. that is when fox 5 morning news continues.  did you have >>> how about this, in the mountains. wintertime in colorado. eight inches of snow falling in the city of woodland park coating the pumpkins ahead of halloween. >> are you ready for that? >> snow is not good for the pumpkins? >> no, it's not. >> i guess they're already done, off the vine. >> the ski slopes have had some good snow. they've been able to open some of them. >> even in west virginia, they've had snow. >> all right. >> here, summertime. >> no snow in the forecast. we continue with those nice summer-

north. there was a second stream that took people from mississippi, alabama, arkansas, tennessee to chicago and cleveland and the entire midwest. and then there was a third stream that carried people from louisiana and texas to california and the entire we've coast. in other words, every migration is in some ways a referendum on the place the people have left, and it's a show of belief and faith that this new place will be better. and the beauty of any migration is that people follow certain streams so that it's almost a predictable outcome as to where they will go. in the same way that if you were to go to minnesota, you'd find that there are a lot of people from scandinavia because that is where that migration stream left them. now, this migration as any migration often occurs not because of the individuals themselves. a lot of them have already suffered in some ways whatever it is that they had to face in the south or wherever they happened to be coming from. any migration which is how all of us ultimately got to where we are happens because someone across the atlantic, across the pacifi

chicago police are investigating the fatal shooting of a security guard on the city's west side. it happened around 930 last night and 5500 block of west north ave. police say that the 52 year-old man was found shot multiple times in the parking lot of a stable lot food store he died at the hospital. chicago police have issued a community alert after several women were sexually assault on the city's west side police said the attacks happened recently in the early-morning hours of harrison, monroe, and austin police districts authorities say in each case the man either walked up to the victim as she was getting and for car walking down the street or walking into a building the man threatened women at gunpoint demanded belongings and sexually assaulted them before running away please advise women not to walk alone especially late at night >>for forensic experts in indiana began removing remains this morning that were found in a lot in hammond. on wednesday a dog bit up what appears to be a human figure with a ring on a the dog later led his owners and police to the former site of the great lakes tackle shop which has been abandoned for 10 year