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a marine killed in afghanistan returns to chicago to an overwhelming show of support respect randi belisomo is live on the south side ... >>corinne corporal connor lowry has returned to the southwest side where hunters lined the streets surrounding his all modern brother rice high school in tribute one hand over the heart the other over the american flag >>it still has not had a completely but it will be rough later >>it's on real at this point it's like we just saw him yesterday >>the 24 year-old humvee gunner died in afghanistan march 1st incident is being investigated the murder cake provided a dignified transfer from midway airport to st. john fisher catholic church along the route was a strong contingent of fellow marines we support each other we are a band of brothers abroad my kids so they may understand what a tribute to a marine has ... the corporal and listed in 2008 and was due to be discharged in just four months visitation lasts until 9:00 p.m. today at st. john fisher the funeral mass will be there tomorrow 10:00 a.m. chicago police and local business leaders have begun meetin

saturday's accident the company says it expects to resume the flow of oil by the end of this week >>randi belisomojoins us with a story about how scofflaw money will go for the good ... the debt the city is now collecting comes from income tax returns the mayor made the announcement on south drexel at harris park there will be close to $8 million in this fund thanks to an ordinance and legislation that's recent allowing the city to deduct the scofflaw moneys owed from a state and city income tax returns ... the money will be divided for summer employment programs after school matters apprentice programs and park district summer camp programs ... demand has been high for these camp programs >>it is essential for the children's development essential for keeping them safe it's just a win-win for the city >>we have to give these kids positive alternatives and activities programs and work opportunities >>summer camp is fun there are activities and field trips he made friends and lots of people and you work on your socialization skills ... >>the remaining $2 million will go toward creating 50 additional

randi belisomo has the top story >>neighbors here claim that the cpb was in the wrong and that the man that shot was completely harmless police say they were responding to a theft in progress just before midnight on the 1500 block of south costner the area of an abandoned building was getting searched when they noticed that the offender was running with a bed of proceeds from the building >>we observed him reaching below his waistband we believe there was a gun ... there was a struggle and the officer drew his weapon and shot the offender >>he was pronounced dead on the scene >>the neighbors knew him well his name was ricky bradley and he was homeless >>he was down on his lucky was on drugs he would go into buildings and take a copper and the piping ... >>police at this point will not say any more >>a neighbor say that when he was collecting scrap he was just trying to survive and not heard anyone >>neighbors do not believe that he ever had a weapon on him >>after decades of friendship this man said that he could not have had a weapon >>he never hurt anyone >>there were a number of pol

wgn's randi belisomo has the details from the border education ... >>that afternoon board of education meeting is underway and the members are hearing some grim financial news as well as from parents and teachers who aren't so happy about plans for a longer school year ... >>these parents say that cps would be imposing a top down policy if the board of education approved a plan to extend the school day to seven and half hours that's what mayor rahm emanuel wants and neither the mayor or jean-claude brizard has said how this move will impact the budget >>just the fact that rahm emanuel is kids go to school for 29 hours a week ... there hypothesis must be that if you can afford $20,000 a year in tuition that your offspring is automatically smarter than any other child in america ... >>the board cannot approve a plan with no provisions for funding according to the teachers board president ... the for your pension holiday will be expiring and the cps should not be forced to close another deficit through staff cuts for a plan that he doesn't believe will

randi belisomo has an exclusive interview with a man who stepped in to help this young victim >>standing at each corner of 95th and michigan the guardian angels are watching for suspicious activity and there are offering to help children get to school safely what happened here wednesday has everyone on the lookout >>she was crying so i stopped and i asked her what was wrong >>she said that she was raped >>this man said he only wants to be referred to as " mr. white " >>he saw the child in distress he called her parents he put her in the back seat of his car and they waited until her father arrived, i offered to call her mom and father >>but she was still crying shoes very upset it it's just unbelievable >>the unmanned struck up a conversation with the girl pulled a gun on her border into neighboring yard and raped her ... >>the girl's father was extraordinarily grateful for the good samaritan mr. wyatt ... >>the officers told me that you would never believe how many people never stop to help the young lady like that who was upset walking down the street >>another woman was sexually assau

under way at the chicago hilton hotel in advance of the nato summit in chicago on may 20th as randi belisomo reports the summit could have a big impact on local rail services delegates are here is the invitation of the chicago council on global affairs to discuss security issues and 21st century meanwhile chicago commuters are wondering how the nato security will impact them when the conference roles and >>it will be horrifying >>the real commuters are worried about their will do in the worst-case scenario if that should happen all of the convergent rail lines go through mccormick place and will through the summit >>i can drive into the city gas costs to much ivory paid my monthly tickets >>this will inconvenienced thousands of rush-hour commuters on may 20th alone and rush-hour hundreds of rails run under mccormick place throughout the day we will now have to park here ... paying 20 or $30 ... it is yet to be determined the levels of activity that will be taking place at mccormick place during the summit in terms of businesses usual here in the city i understand why they can to the nato sum

wgn's randi belisomo found out just what to expect on the road ahead. >>20 miles per hour when studentsout at lane tech. we took a radar gun to every car we could headed westbound just before 3 pm. we wanted to find out just how many could get ticketed if mayor emanuel has his way with speed cameras near schools and parks. our gun couldn't shoot quckly enough to target every passing car but we caught 67 speeders in the ten minutes we spent on the job. that's almost every car we tracked. >>people do not slow down and it scares me because kids are crossing the street to get on those busses. >>under the mayor's plan most of the drivers would face a fifty dollar fine, that's the penalty for speeders going six to ten miles an hour too fast. for drivers going 11 miles per hour over and up, the fine would be 100 bucks. >>even a school bus was speeding, it seems as if everyone does. >>if i know there will be cameras, i will be more cautious. >>while drivers are divided, the kids who actually have to cross here kind of like the idea. >>we just see cars racing by without acknowledging students. >

as wgn's randi belisomo reports he raised big bucks at a couple of fundraisers downtown. >> it was a $2 million a day for president obama in his home town where he appeared for $2,500 a plate luncheon at the palmer house. they heard a 30 minute speech by tom hanks in which he sent this message to the republican campaign. >> welcome to the land of lincoln. i am thinking maybe lincoln will rub off on them while they are here. >> he says the republicans claim to have the answers to picks in the economy. they should turn to the example from the first president of illinois. >> the first republican president ... did not act of facilitate these things then they likely would not bid >> at the lunch she had held a small group of 60 supporters who made who paid $2,000 apiece to be there. then he was off to atlanta where he was scheduled to appear at three fund-raisers this evening. >> we are staying at the palmer so for a 40 pontian so we had to make sure we came in early because he was going to be there. i did not get a glimpse but he was in and out. it doesn't really change things. >> all fu

the change in venue could have impact on local businesses and randi belisomo as live from michigan avenue with that story >>the city's host committee is maintaining that holding the nato summit is just as big of a production as holding both ... the business leaders were hoping for a boost but the downtown workers believe they just avoided a headache >>the announcement from the white house to move the g-8 summit to camp david comes two months ahead of the planned back-to-back meetings this could put a dent in the potential benefit to chicago's business climate but the convention and tourism bureau maintains that the nato summit on the 20th and 21st of may will be the highest profile meeting that the city has ever hosted >>the restaurants will be filled the stores will be patronized there will be lots happening at the cultural institutions with all of these great visitors coming to chicago the host committee is spending this white house decision as a positive they believe the loss of the g-8 summit will have minimal impact >>you will still have a large number of international media here to