students are found on facebook by some parents in northwest indiana nancy loo joins us live from portage with the story >>the page was taken down this morning but some people are still demanding answers >>all week long as it was the talk of portage high-school and even willow creek medicamiddle school the page was taken down this morning but not more than 400 people friended the page ... of middle school parent reported the page to the school district >>it was quite explicit and there was a reason for it no reason >>this could be a teachable moment on curtis irresponsibility and internet footprints >>i am surprised at the nastiness and the sexual content i am disappointed basically but i hope that we can get it stopped immediately >>portage police tracked a number of similar pages all year in the end police and school officials can only do so much. >>there's nothing unfortunately to stop a kid to go and create another page but by educating the parents and students hopefully it will encourage everyone to be wary of social media and check those accounts >>i would really hate to see someone

indiana taken down after uproar sparked action today all week long talk of portage high school.creek middle school. facebook page called "portage bustdown" taken down this morning but not before more than 400 people from the dupage posted or read some of the sexually explicit content local mother reported the vulgarity of the page to school district high school principal says disciplinary action will be taken if can be determined who is behind it. prominent south side pastor getting out of the political spotlight whitey reverend james meeks says will not run for reelection as state senator and coming back from embarrassing debate performance gov. rick perry attempted to explain a big gaffe. no pie today, ted? no, no, i just paid my car insurance bill -- ouch. [ man whistles ] sounds like somebody paid too much. excuse me? i use progressive's "name your price" tool. they showed me a range of coverages, and i picked the one that worked for me. i saved hundreds when switching. hundreds? who are you? just a man that loves savings... and pie. out there with a better way. now, that's

and what we are doing for ourselves, joining the whole city and region in celebrating asian-pacific portageth. i am so grateful to the board of supervisors for this whole four months of leaving this great city. i will say once again as i have said through many corners of the city, whether it is a town hall meeting or just your regular family association dinner, the hundreds i have been too -- i really feel proud of our asian community as a whole for allowing me to serve this great city and for all the years of struggle and coordinating and push to keep the doors of government open and to keep opportunities for many generations of asians to serve this wonderful city. thank you. i continue to thank the board of supervisors for this historic vote that happened in january. saying that, i want to kick off the celebration by doing the appropriate thing, signing the declaration that declares this month asian pacific american heritage month. i would like you to join with me the fantastic group of council generals here. if i can call up to join me -- the council generals from canada, china, japan, k

mayor's wife you did not see her very much she insisted never acted as mayor of maggie daley was a portage in chicago and politics for both@ cities >> i think the whole city recognized her for this lot for more for research the fact she took sort of a back seat. talking about her husband you could see her on robstown graciously shaking hands in the background batt but something about the personality of a lot of people described her charismatic herself great strength and personality several events walking into the room you took notice of the blood entering the room. whether a fan or not a daily fat >> host of politics tonight political analyst wgn and rick pearson of the telephone continuing coverage and implement a quick break first back with much more chicagos first lady and maggie daley dies at the age of 68 years old. capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus! so you earn 50% more cash. according to research everybody likes more cash. well almost everybody... ♪ ♪ would you like 50% more cash? no! but it's more money. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rew

the unidentified woman caused minor injuries to 20 shoppers at this wal-mart in upscale portage ranch. she was jockeying for a discounted xbox gaming system and began spraying people in order to clear out the competition. >> members of occupy san francisco and other groups are on the march tonight. the theme, immigrant rights. you're taking a live look right now at a live picture from 16th and mission right next to a bart station. you can see the people there, some on their bikes. occupiers walked there from justin herman's plaza but won't be here for long. at the bottom of the hour, they plan to march to 24th and mission along the traditional latino district of the city. and take another live look outside. today's march has been noisy but calm. police are making their presence known so it stays that way. >> and occupy l.a. protesters say they will ignore a monday morning deadline to leave their encampment. the 485 tent encampment has been on the lawn for more than 350 days. the mayor told the campers to start packing up their tents because the camp will be closed at 12:01 a.m. monday

in february 1994 at the columbia correctional institution in portage, wisconsin, i sat down with serial killer jeffrey dahmer for his first and as it turned out his last network television interview. his father wrote a book about his son and joins us. jeff, as his father called him, was polite and seemed unnervingly normal. rarely had someone talked about the root causes. father and son spoke about both as did dahmer's mother. there are no easy answers. >> hi, jeff. sherry, how are you? >> hi, jeff. good to see you. spending the last few days with your folks talking about a lot of different things. >> you're lucky you came up on a day with no snow. nothing out of the ordinary really. >> you've read the book? >> yes, yes, i read the book. my dad sent it to me about last week and spent all night reading it. i was up all night reading it it was quite a surprise to me some parts of it. very interesting. >> in what sense? >> just some of the things that were revealed, caught me off guard. and just some -- some very big surprises in it for me. >> what was it that caught you off guard? >> some