so with that i came to america and i got stopped right at custom. >> at o'hare? >> at transitions in seattle before coming to o'hare, for deportation. >> let's fast forward a little bit. you get to chicago. you get to the school of the art institute. your english isn't good enough. you have to take english classes but eventually you begin to establish yourself. tell us about your early life in chicago, where you lived. what you had to struggle with. >> i lived everywhere. i lived somewhere downtown. first, after i was for deportation and i, i broke down and told the translator that my feet are in america. and please, i beg you for a chance. i was not happy there in china. i didn't have the fortune to die in china. he, the translator went back with immigration officer and they discover among my papers there is clause, says if upon arrival, if student english is not sufficient i will sent to illinois campus for intensive language for six months. within six months i have to, to master english and make it back to the art institute that gave me the i-20. if not the sc

i'm in the o'hare area. okay, can't wait to see you. >> female undercovers make contact with an eager john. >> he'll be here in two minutes. >> meanwhile a male undercover in the room across the hall also has a subject on the way. >> you're not the police, right? you're not going to tell me that, right? that's why i don't want to give you my number. i don't want a bunch of dudes kicking in my door. >> the team scrambles to prepare for two simultaneous takedowns. >> you guys good? >> yeah, we're good. >> i need you to hang out in the lobby then? it's always feast or famine. we'll have nothing, make the phone calls and put the ads on and in the space of a half hour we'll have five people show up. it's critical when we take this guy down, we get him out of here immediately. >> officers hud until the next room eyeballing the john's approach in the hallway and waiting for a hit on the panic pager to signal that the keel f -- deal for sex has been made. >> police. get your hands out of your pocket. >> the stunned

. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading toew york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real name. it was ronald brewing tochbility he was wanted for killing his ex-wife in albuquerque back in 1987. investigators reopened the case in 2011 tracked him to san francisco. he was sentenceed to to 16 years in prison. >> investigators look in the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge questioned the driver's estranged wife about phone calls between the 2 that night. we fears report entered june that air spring ruptured leading to the fire that killed 5 female passengers. part of the investigation also focuses on the driver, or ville brown, what he did after the fire started. the 2 had a heated fight and were arguing on the phone that night. claims brown was on his phone while victims were trapped inside the limo. >> i'

. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading toew york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real name. it was ronald brewing tochbility he was wanted for killing his ex-wife in albuquerque back in 1987. investigators reopened the case in 2011 tracked him san francisco. he was sentenceed to to 16 years in prison. >> investigators look in the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge questioned the driver's estranged wife about phone calls between the 2 that night. we fears report entered june that air spring ruptured leading to the fire that killed 5 female passengers. part of the investigation also focuses on the driver, or ville brown, what he did after the fire started. the 2 had a heated fight and were arguing on the phone that night. claims brown was on his phone while victims were trapped inside the limo. >> i'm s

. >> chicago o'hare airport set up the cot tonight to kilometer date the delayed passengers heading toew york. it will be back on schedule by tomorrow morning. >> bart riders know him as the jazz man pleaded guilty to killing his ex-wife more than 25 years ago. riders on bart knew him as garrett and played the sachs phone for tips at bart station. he was not the real name. it was ronald brewing tochbility he was wanted for killing his ex-wife in albuquerque back in 1987. investigators reopened the case in 2011 tracked him to san francisco. he was sentence 16 . >> investigators look in the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge questioned the driver's estranged wife about phone calls between the 2 that night. we fears report entered june that air spring ruptured leading to the fire that killed 5 female passengers. part of the investigation also focuses on the driver, or ville brown, what he did after the fire started. the 2 had a heated fight and were arguing on the phone that night. claims brown was on his phone while victims were trapped inside the limo. >> i'm sure he could have sa

you have flying plans out of o'hare, keep an eye on that, especially by wednesday evening. you have the daytime heating with the cold front pushing through, it will trigger up some thunderstorms. now, let's look over towards europe. and while you can see here on the satellite imagery, very out-of-season frontal area. a tornado there towards northern italy, but now pushing off here towards the east. it does look like going through the day on tuesday, the worst of the weather is going to be in romania, bulgaria, even out there towards the baltic states as this does continue to push through and eventually off towards east and western russia. the black sea, as well, you'll see some heavy rainfall from this as it does continue to push through. so we want to continue to keep an eye on it. i do think this cold front that brought all of the severe weather, and even the tornado in italy, it's weakening out and the worst of it is over with. now, this high pressure ridging in. that is the topic, because it's bringing in warmer air from the south. we're going to start to see temperatur

it was 89 degrees at o'hare airport today. it was 84 degrees on the lakefront. a new high-temperature with the water reaching 77 degrees. 79 degrees to night. wednesday and thursday will be very similar. it will be hot all the way up to the beaches. partly cloudy and warm and humid with a low of 74 to night. lee at a height of 91 todawe had a 1 degrees today. wednesday there could be a few isolated storms. this is the longest string of 90 degree temperatures since august of last year. >> adventure and excitement and danger a look at urban explorers on risky expeditions. the twinkie makes its triumphant return. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. [ lee ] now that i'm getting older some things are harder to do. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this. it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how clean it looks? morty are you lis

you can see all kind of union members o'hare picketing chanting their message. asked one of those union members the following question a lot of people are frustrated with 4000 writers writing bart every day. trapped in gridlock out there what is the message for the public we are relying on you guys. first i'd like to apologize any inconvenience as a last resort. so the talk is still meeting behind these doors tonight. so the talk is still continuing behind these doors tonight. when we get any words of this building we will let you know at kron4. 4. >> pam: >> reporter:music vie video >> reporter: here is a great way to get information on the bart said bart situation. a stroll down and see bart on strike. linked to stories in new information derrick other bounders links and on how to get around. it will have tweets here from all the major players involved with them bart dispute. you can to contribute to the sole goals for the breaking news on march strike. grant lotus kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: we had to triple digits away from the coastline again terret and ant

. >>>> at o'hare? >> no in transition before coming to there, for deportation. >> you get to chicago, get to the school, your english is not good enough, you take english classes, but eventually, you begin to establish yourself. tells about your early life in chicago, where you livedded, what you had to struggle with. >> i lived everywhere, i lived in somewhere downtown. first, deportation, and i broke down, told the translater my feet are in america, and, please, i beg you for a chance. i'll be dead in china. i didn't have the fortune to die in china, so she went, the translater went back with the immigration officer, and they discovered there's a clothe that says it's upon the arrival of the student if english is not sufficient, sent to university of illinois for english intensive language for six months, and. the six months, i have to master english and make it back to the art institute that gave me the i20. if not, the school is responsible for reporting my situation to immigration, and from there,

know a huge jump in muscle mass and that's you know that's tough to do randi dilemma for play at o'hare you want to be a pro you want to make some money but here you're a guard you wait two thirty we made you a gracious yeah exactly and it's one these days it's like three twenty or three thirty what do you do with that dilemma and it's really it's weighing ok the risk of being caught versus how much money i could potentially make and you know it's that's that's a tough equation we're going to play a little game because if you only knew that i guess this chris kluwe of the oakland raiders remember your first kiss i do who worship her name was kimberly and it was the senior last last dance of senior like going away night or whatever it was you know what group my senior year in high school so i took great weight of the time telling me i was the nerdy kid with glasses that urged his you see your high school was the first kiss what happened to kimberly she moved to oklahoma the next day. never really heard from her again what was the distance of your first pro punt first of all i actually kn

also a look at other airports, increasing delays at o'hare. other than that, looking pretty good at this hour. >>> coming up, the newest editied addition to one of the malls. >>> the latest car to run completely by the sun. we'll take it for a solar powered spin coming up. >>> it's a big deal for shoppers, baubles bags, and now a wine bar. the sound of construction is at the valley mall in the south bay. the multi million dining terrace will include ten new restaurants, a fire pit, wine bar and a lounge. >> it's going to feel much more like a restaurant. we're going to have fire pits, jazz bands. you may stay here and meet your girlfriends or have your family or your kids. and the food is going to be almost as fast as a food court, and the experience is going to be like a restaurant. >> very descriptive. the project should be completed just in time for the holiday shopping system. >>> the problem with a dream liner today that shut down a major airport. >>> the issue of capital punishment is back on the table for the state of california, at lea

meet adam, he came into the world at the international terminal at chicago's o'hare airport after hisht landed from be a abu dhabi. little adam wasn't supposed to arrive until september. and weighs 3 pounds 7 ounces. he is expected to be hospitalized for a bit. that's the fox live from across america. >>> fox wildfire alert. flames in mountains near palm springs already burning 27,000 acres. firefighters managing, though, to get ahead of this fire. and now people who have been forced out of their homes, thousands of them, are able to at least go back tonight. live in hemet, california, i know some are hoping to spend the night if they can. will? >> reporter: that's right. it is and looking like they can, harris. this area has seen a lot of rain in the last 24 hours. some firefighters on the ground we have spoken with said that has helped them out tremendously. now right now, a little bit earlier today, thousands of people were able to go back into their community. because they now have about 50% containment on this fire. and the firefighters tell us this weather has really helped play

they invited me along to do a story and tom o'hare at the post. lovely stories, south florida is where veterans go ultimately. i interviewed pearl harbor veterans and took an arizona survivor out to parole in 2001 and is just marvelous to write the stories and meet these men and women. so i went up to middletown with the marines and spent i think two nights in three days or three nights and four days with them and i will never forget the first night. i met william manchester and we all had dinner together and cocktails on his porch. he had a cane. he was not yet in a wheelchair, and he made it very clear that he could no longer write. he hadn't lost his memory or his wit or his charm and he loves to read but he just could not put words to paper and that was the great tragedy with bill. and, i took notes and i remember one night it really moved me around 10:00 or 10:30 at night at wesleyan woman student not on the door and she was 20, 21 and she had two books. i forget what they were but she wanted mr. manchester to sign them for her father who was

good news is everybody else right on time except for chicago, o'hare. you want to check ahead.is going to see potent weather as we head throughout the day. laguardia, looks like you've got fly delays out there as well due to the same system. 56 in san jose to start. campbell, 59 degrees, 60 in santa teresa to kickoff a tuesday. this is what we're expecting in terms of the fog. a.m., low cloud cover extending all through your inland valleys. by 9:00, 10:00, most of the fog will clear. we'll see nice filtered sunshine for the second half of the day. the reason why is because of the smoke drifting into the bay area. we have unhealthy air quality for the central bay. typically it's the inland city that have the air quality problems this time of year. that's not the case. i did some highlighting here to give you a better idea of the areas where, if you do have respiratory issues, you want to limit your outdoor activity if you can. the good news is, it's going to be so comfortable dwrournths need to and you can stay indoors. in napa, 77 for fremont, 70 degrees on the way to santa cru

you know, he left it with the john hancock center and the sears tower, and he also made sure that o'hare, as transportation switched from trains to jets, that chicago was still the transportation center of the country. and someone in cleveland asked me what did chicago do right, and i i think what they wanted to know was, well, what can cleveland do that chicago did, and my conclusion was that cleveland can't do anything because in a lot of ways chicago's expense comes at the rest -- success comes at the expense of the rest of the region. i mean, it really attracts, you know, it's getting a free ride on the public education systems in michigan and indiana and ohio and here in wisconsin because, you know, so many young people move to chicago. i mean, there's at least one bar for every big ten school in chicago, and for my school, michigan state, i think there are over a dozen which i think are more than in east lansing. chicago is the number one destination for michigan state university graduates now. more than half the graduates now leave the state. so that's definitely the success story

her second book, the book will focus on today, has justou come out.ng it starts when she lands at a o'hare 1984. is that right? before i start asking questionsr justin casey think that successk has changed anchee min i would like to point at the she ish, traveling with a backpack.ugg [laughter] t she is letting everything that she has a round. aster when we met down in thee greenroom earlier today, is that she everything you have?sad she said yes. we learned growing up to pack quickly and to pack everything that we have. so --r >> because we were told thats w americans are in vietnam and iti would take overd invade china, learn to defend ourselves, and any time. >> some things never change, however americanized you may be. i want you to start by just telling us in the way that your book starts about your arrival in chicago, who were you? what was that like to land in this cold, strange place? >> my life ended in turna, a long story. to make it a short, i was in the labor camp. it's nothing unusual. it's half of china. if you know anything about chinese history, mining history, culture revo

. >> the team heads out to a suburb a few miles from o'hare airport. >> we're in a very nice suburb,er middle class and upper class. >> today the sex business is booming in unassuming areas like this one. >> you know, that's the thing. a lot of people don't even realize this is going on right under their noses. >> police say here traffickers can earn up to a quarter million dollars a year for each woman they control. >> you know, here's the hotels here. so i'll turn the light off for a minute. >> as the undercover gets near, he must wait for the seller of sex to confirm her exact location. >> these guys never know what's going to meet them at the door. you know, most of these pimps that we come across, they're predators, number one. and number two, a lot of them have very violent backgrounds. there's always that risk of getting robbed, getting hurt, getting attacked. >> okay. he's in the room. someone repeat it. 540. >> after the undercover signals a deal for sex has been made, arresting officers move in. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> the woman advertised as jessica tells officers

i remember when the first baggage fees came, we went out to o'hare, we interviewed people, they said,is ridiculous. i'm going to stop flying. guess what? they have not stopped flying. they won't. if you have to go from chicago to atlanta, you've got two choices. you fly or you drive. and if you fly, you don't want to check bags, you better figure out, you know, how you're going to get your things down to atlanta. otherwise, you're driving. and that's the bottom line. they have strained capacity, and as a result, the airlines are in the sweet spot in terms of determining if they can raise baggage fees. they will continue to go up until at some point where they realize people are pushing back. but at this point, we haven't seen the breaking point yet. >> yes, we are a fickle lot. i can remember back in the day, refusing to pay 60 cents a gallon for gasoline, and now i'm grateful when i can pay $3.20. >> absolutely. >> thank you both. have a good weekend. >> you bet. >>> change and unrest continues to sweep through egypt at this hour, and right now, it's getting violent. the new interim

t-shirts with i loved my aunt o'hare read on at an baby bibs.helping the economy the baby will be thrown the baby will be third to the throng. throne. british people buy champagne to pop champagne when the baby is born in prague will we be the biggest expense. >> reporter: twice on our account cast 193% rupp think you. >> jacqueline: and live look outside at the toll plaza will be are seen low cloud cover to over the bay area. with the low clouds in place. set for 3:00 tomorrow with widespread fog returning to the bay area. still fully intact by in o'clock. by 10 it will finally built toward the shores. and lucy back to the coastline by one. temperatures of a bit warmer to marron back in the low 80s in places like cupertino, san mateo. 87 in pleasanton, 86 in livermore and 70's for our east bay shores. in the north bay we will get back up into the north high 70's sometime tomorrow. as the fog become less and less extensive each day we will be back up for the '90s ins grudgingly: into sunday and next week. >> catherine: the san mateo bridge eastb

noticing delays out of chicago, o'hare as well this morning. throughout the day, temperatures will be comfortable. we'll be in the 80s. we'll stay cool just about every single day at least compared to last week. no triple digits as we head throughout this week. let's check your drive with mike. >> we turned our emeryville camera toward the incline. there were flashing lights. i saw them drive off as we started our report. a slower, smoother drive across the upper deck. look at the map. we see slowing across the area through berkeley and out of richmond. also slow our castro valley y and hayward area and across the san mateo bridge. >>> thank you very much. another local update coming your way in one-half hour. we'll see you then. ♪ >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning. it is the >>> 7:30 now on a monday morning. back to work for most americans after a long holiday weekend. we decided to psychoses in one extra day off. >> coming up in the wake of that plane crash out in san francisco, investigators are pointing to how many passengers managed to get

unfortunately in this bill, there's no funding for grants which fund infrastructure projects like the elgin-o'hare western access project in my district. no funding for core capacity grants to fund desperately needed improvements to transit systems like the chicago transit authority. instead of increasing safety and capacity in air travel, we're slashing funding to the f.a.a.'s air traffic control modernization program. instead of expanding rail service, we're cutting amtrak's capital program by 37%. and the housing numbers are even worse. this bill cuts funding to housing programs that not only work but have a proven record of saving the taxpayer money. no funding for the choice neighborhood program, which helps communities revitalize distressed neighborhoods. significant cuts to the housing opportunities for persons with aids program which is used to house some of the most vulnerable among us and also another program which saves money. community development block grants used by communities across the country have been cut in half and are at their lowest levels since the ford administration. we'r