stephen rosen coming into the newsroom passed away and robbed 7:00 at the family home she looked a job like. much more coming in wgn news starts right at. now good evening to you. mark and mike have the night off top story or around the country this evening sad news the passing of former chicago first lady maggie daley. doctor tells wgn news tonight that maggie daley died at 7:00 tonight at her home in her bed surrounded by her kids her husband and her siblings very comfortable look to carry angelic steve sanders looking back at her life and the impact on the city. >> warm and engaging smile never the slightest hint of the private battle fought as asince 2002 first diagnosed with cancer in her right breast already spread from her body >> so grateful beyond words. the good wishes the kindness the concern and especially the prayer's >> something she would live with every day she never allowed to define her life greatly shrugging off questions about her health struggles she faced >> i would like people to know there is so much good how healthy i feel and am undergoing treatment but here i

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jay rosen is a professor, press critic, and leading proponent of new media. clarence page is a pulitzer-prize-winning writer and longtime columnist for the "chicago tribune." welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> we take this term "citizen journalist," and we dance it out, and we stomp on it, and we criticize it, and we celebrate it. what exactly is a citizen journalist, jay? >> well, it starts with the people formerly known as the audience. >> the people formerly known as the audience? >> yes, and when the people formerly known athe audience use the tools that they now have to inform one another, that's citizen journalism. >> is that all it is, clarence? >> i prefer the term "non-traditional journalist" because there's us old-school media types, you know, that you learned about in school--newspapers, magazines, et cetera. but non-traditional journalists now because technology is changing so fast and people are finding new ways of covering news and making news and commenting on it. >> you consider yourself a professional journalist, right? >> i'm both, really

. >> that is kenneth rosen of the fisher center for real estate. and their yearly sirp symposium talked about how new jobs have created this huge demand for rental properties. >> 40,000 jobs in silicon valley. 19,000 in san francisco. we're having jobs because of the social media business. technology, biotech. so strongest economy is leading people to need to have a place to live. we don't build stuff rapidly here. >> with rates low, best time to buy is now. but banks have made it hard twror get a loan. in other cities like antioch, prices have adjusted. the market has bottomed. foreclosures have been sold. and these analysts say don't expect a big price appreciation. lack of confidence is driving the economy in a negative way. >> if you're a company, with huge stores of capitol, looking at cash and making profits, huge amounts of cash, it's because they don't know if they'd need cash later on. they're afraid toin vest. there is uncertainty. >> adding to that is today's failure of the congressional super committee to aggress on a -- agree on a defi

in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> shannon: you can see "jfk the lost bullet" sunday, 9:00 eastern on the national geographic channel. we will tell you how and why peta is trying to get a town in tesch to change its name for thanksgiving. european bureaucrats come to amazing conclusion about you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. i didn't know how serious identity theft was until i lost my credit and eventually i lost my home. [ male announcer ] credit monitor

fox's james rosen has more. >> ma'am, you're an inspiration to the community, to the base and to the nation. >> thank you. >> reporter: so gag helping serve thanksgiving dinners to service members and retirees in her hometown. it marked the arizona congresswoman's first constituent event since being shot in the head last january during a meet and greet with constituents outside a tucson supermarket. for the holiday gathering, giffords sported a baseball cab and an apron with her nickname gabby sewn on the front. the congresswoman using only her left hand as she served turkey continues to undergo a robust rehabilitation. >> we have a lot of members that suspect tin battle injuries and they are dealing with a lot of the same issues that the congresswoman has had to deal with and more family has had to deal with. >> reporter: base officials had originally asked a member of the congresswoman's staff to help out but she decided to go herself. >> a lot of these airmen are first time away from home especially during the holiday soap and to have her here as part of our family to let them kno

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expwrams rosen live in -- james rosen live in our d.c. newsroom tonight.ou heard secretary chu say the buck stops with me which has led some to believe on capitol hill the white house is making him the fall guy on. this that came from joe barton, shep who says he believes chu is culpable in the chain of decisions private investors would be repaid before taxpayers. in his five hours of testimony, chu also claimed to be unaware of warnings by his own staff about solyndra's shaky finances. >> question is, are you aware of any of these documents that were communications between doe and the white house? >> i'm not sure what communications there were between ooe and the white house. certainly we did not communicate with the white house on whether we should approve a loan and especially the solyndra loan. >> afterwards, chu told reporters he has nothing to be ashamed of. a key republic congressman called on him to resign, shep. >> shepard: and the chairman of this committee, james, took some return fire, if you will, from the white house today. >> that's right. t

james rosen? >> reporter: reeling from the ransacking of the embassy by the iranian students and militia men, britain responded withdrawalling all diplomatic staff and expelling the 18 diplomats that iran had stationed in london. >> the idea iranian could not have protected our embassy or without degree of concept is fanciful. if any country makes it impossible for us to operate on their soil, they can't expect to have a functioning embassy here. >> while they stopped short of severing diplomatic relations with iran it's a low point for 25 years in addition, germany and france recalled their ambassador from tehran. norway citing concerns closed the embassy there. other newspaperrian nations summoned the iranian ambassador in their cap if arrest sound thrashing. since the hostage crisis of 1979, the u.s. has had no diplomatic relations with iran. in south carolina, secretary of state hillary clinton demanded all government provide proper protection for foreign diplomats. >> the diplomatic friction

after the brake, james rosen breaks down remembers and our special election night panel. with us. >> bret: back to our special election night coverage. joining me now to talk about what may have been driving results is james rosen. dangerous tonight. james. >> good evening, bret. we've been talking about ohio. it offered something for everybody tonight. buck eye state voters rejected the individual mandate and the unions prevailed in persuading ohioins to repeal the law restricting collective bargaining rights and i think that weighs in part of the reason for that is that unemployment rate in the state of ohio we'd like to see stands right now at about 9.1%. let's take a look at jobs right now. they've lost almost 108,000 since the onset of the great recession. i mentioned unemployment rate just ashade above national average and that unless they were motivated by organized labor it seems likely they drew a collection between bargaining rights and well being of the state economy, it's ability to support job goesing forward. one other thing we want to take a look at is what

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in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> the son of news corp.hairman rupert murdock told british lawmakers he was kept in the dark about illegal reporting methods at now defunked news of the world tabloid. he blames two sub boardnants keep information from him. several members of parliament accused murdered more of conflicting stories in the testimony. they're the parent company of fox news. >>> we'll talk about rick perry lapse in concentration and the rest of the g.o.p. field when the fox all-stars join me after the >>> i stepped in it, that's for sure. matter of fact, i think still some of it stuck on my feet, but you know, the fact is there are a lot of americans out there that were not unlike me they think about federal agencies they'd like to forget. i certainly had that agency of energy stuck on -- it wasn't even on the tip of my tongue. >> governor perry on fox today. he has been on and will be on a number of shows throughout the day about his debate performance. one particular segment and 53 seconds that caught everybody's attention. ca

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we have team fox coverage tonight james rosen in washington. first to waga reporter russell who is in atlanta and broke the story for waga fox 5. go get, man. tell us exactly what else she says about these affair allegations. >> well, she says it was an on and off affair that lasted for the 13 years. that it wasn't continual. as you heard her say it wasn't complicated. it was very simple. there were no love letters because she says it wasn't that kind of relationship. and that herman cain was the same man that you see on the campaign trail. >> very much confident, very much sure of himself. very arrogant in a playful, sometimes way. very herman cain loves herman cain. >> ginger white says the physical art pat of this relationship ended 8 months ago. >> shepard: does she say why she is coming forward now. >> what she said or what we heard is there a tipster that knew about this alleged relationship who told us about it and told other national media about it. everyone started reaching out to ginger white. she told me that she felt trapped and tha

in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> the son of news corp.n rupert murdock told british lawmakers he was kept in the dark about illegal reporting methods at now defunked news of the world tabloid. he blames two sub boardnants keep information from him. several members of parliament accused murdered more of conflicting stories in the testimony. they're the parent company of fox news. >>> we'll talk about rick perry lapse in concentration and the rest of the g.o.p. field when the fox all-stars join me after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] we're not employers or employees. not white collar or blue collar or no collars. we are business in america. and every day we awake to the same challenges. but at prudential we're helping companies everywhere find new solutions to manage risk, capital and employee benefits, so american business can get on with business. ♪ >>> i stepped in it, that's for sure. matter of fact, i think still some of it stuck on my feet, but you know, the fact is there are a lot of americans out there that were not unlike me they

fox news chief washington correspondent james rosen. from des moines iowa fox news chief political correspondent carl cammeron. a lot of chiefs in there, gentlemen. let's lead up to those titles. cammeron, first to you, what's the inside word about herman cain in political circles this evening? >> concerned. republicans and his supporters are circling the wagons and trying to defend him. it's no longer a he says she says she says, she says, that's four, five, and even mr. cain suggests that that number could yet rise. as a cons sequence, he has tried to battle back against it, saying that there is no substantiating evidence to any of this and many of the accusers are anonymous. another woman today came out publicly and was named and now she is actually calling on some of her fellow accusers to hold a joint news conference with their attorneys so that they can collectively sort of recite their criticisms of mr. cain and try him in the court of public opinion. that is the kind of thing that really disturbs establishment republicans. you h

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in washington james rosen, fox news. news. >>> president obama spent part of his holiday wishing americans a happy thanksgiving. the president also gave a special thanks to the men and women serving their country overseas. >> to all the service members eating thanksgiving dinner far from your families, the american people are thinking of you today. when you come home, we intend to make sure that we serve you as well as you're serving america. >> this morning president obama called 10 members of the armed services. the president thanked each one of them for their service and sacrifice. >>> we know there's an old saying an army lives on its stomach, so when thanksgiving rolls around, the united states army has a reputation to live up to. as fox 5's tom fitzgerald reports from ft. meade maryland, many soldiers this year are thankful to be back in the states. reporter: if you think you've got a small army to feed at your house, well, meet u.s. army colonel ed rolf steen, just back from afghanistan, the colonel is garrison co

james rosen, thank you. white house is teaming up with great britain and cand to punish iran for its asuspected nuclear weapons program. they are slapping the islamic regime with new measures to limit its financial transactions and ban certain exports in an attempt to force iran to back down from its nuclear standoff with the world iran's leaders continue to defy their international obligations and violate international norms. >> until iran bans this course we will continue to use tough means to impose severe economic and financial consequences. >> bill: this. >> shepard: this comes after a watchdog group which suggests iran may be closer than ever to developing atomic weapons. a worker at the retail giant target says his employer is set to ruin thanksgiving with its plan to open as early as midnight this coming black friday. the workers started an internet petition against the plan and today another worker delivered the printed copy with nearly 200,000 signatures to target headquarters. in plastic target sh

james rosen is live in our d.c. newsroom tonight. james, what are we learning from these polls aside from those headlines? >> study the numbers, shep, you find the resurrection of newt gingrich amazing for reasons that go beyond the fact that his campaign was left for dead six months ago. for one thing, g.o.p. primary voters put gingrich at the front of the pack despite only 8% of those surveyed selecting him as the most likeable candidate. despite gingrich's history of sometimes exul is i behavior and loose cannon statements g.o.p. primary trust him with the most with nuclear weapons almost twice as much as mitt romney, shep. >> shepard: james, newt gingrich's support seems to be coming from herman cain, almost one-to-one. >> well, at his expense, yeah. the former ceo of godfather's pizza captured third place in our poll. his 15% showing there reflects a nearly 10 point drop off since november. a sign that the multiple allegations of sexual harassment that cain spent this month denying have likely hurt his candidacy. still our poll

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our james rosen live at the white house with the news now. james? >> harris, good evening.apitals across america are bracing pain and suffering felt at the state level is also visited upon the electoral college. the failure of the so-called super committee means 1.2 trillion in automatic cuts top split evenly between pentagon and federal domestic spending. they must approve their own budgets by this coming spring and no state budgets will reflect diminished federal aid well before 2013. in virginia defense contractors are already anticipating cuts in pentagon spending of roughly 600 billion. they are expected to trim their own corporate payrolls and purchases accordingly that will likely translate into accelerated layoffs and budget strains in the states that president obama carried easily in 2008. even in those states without a significant military footprint per se will feel the pinch from the 600 billion in automatic tipping cuts to federal domestic spending. >> those are the kinds of funds that go into education programs, food programs, the state level assistance to the

jeff rosen said that prosecutors would review the case in march but the d.a. would rather keep the piece between the two agencies. >> i think due to the fact that the agencies decided not to file the case, for him to pick up the case, and might cause conflict between the agents office and his office for their content conflicting opinions. >> the d.a. office denies him on camera video that denies that is effective. with tens of thousand of documents and hours of testimony, the review is simply taking longer than expected. >> the doctor convicted of causing michael jackson's death was sentenced to four years in prison today. that's the maximum possible. doctor conrad murray will probably save about half that, but i been traced the report,. >> doctor murray engaged in the continuous pattern of defeat, and lies. >> judge michael pastor delivered scathing rebuke of doctor conrad murray. >> the engaged in this money for medicine madness that is simply not going to be tolerated by me. >> he called very at disgrace to his possession, profession and seemed disgusted th

the da, jeff rosen said prosecutors would review the case back in march, but cassandra said the da wouldher keep the peace between the two agencies. >> i think due to the fact that the office decided not to file on the case, for him to pick up the case, it might cause conflict between the two offices for their conflicting opinions regarding the case. >> the d. a.'s office declined an online interview with us. prosecutors say with tens and thousands of documents,ments the review is taking longer than expected. >>> surveillance cameras captured the black friday shooting at a wal-mart. the suspects pulling into the parking lot in a dark colored buick. then they rob a grown up of men leaving a store. one of the victims was shot; but is recofferring. police think detwan watson was the shooter. they are still looking for him and two orrs. there is light at the end of the tunnel. the east and west sides of the tunnel are expected to meet and breakthrough. once that happens, that will end the end of excavation. >> crab lovers rejoice. fresh crabs are in your favorite restaurants. that's because

james rosen with the news live tonight in d.c.es, the word of this nuclear development comes as a very sensitive time in american iranian relations. >> that's right. right on the heels of the obama nation claiming to foiled a plot to assassinate ambassador to the u.s. washington is using the international atoni agency or iaea as a tool to exert pressure on the islamic republic. it wasn't iran warning israel. a powerful member of the u.n. security council also weighed in today. >> >> our position in this regard is well known. it would be a very serious mistake. fraught with unpredictable consequences. a military solution for the iranian nuclear problem as for any other problem in the modern world doesn't exist. >> iaea director general amano says this report might escalate tensions in the middle east. >> shepard: we have known about iran's nuclear ambitions for quite a while now. >> the report coming out this week isn't expected to contain any smoking guns but it expected to provide more detailed evidence than has ever before been

kindergarten teacher natasha rosen-tavasa gave up a day's pay to march. >> we have less and less resources, and we keep losing teachers and getting more and more student. >> reporter: she says she's here for the 27 students in her class, the largest class she has ever taught. >> i am not geeing of getting paid anymore. in fact, my school day has increased from three hours to six hours. >> reporter: in a long line of marchs are heading towards a bank, henry noor said this is the biggest demonstration he has been part of since the 60. >> what we're seeing is a waking up to all the economic injustices that have been going on for decades. everybody knows it. people are finally speaking out and speak something truth and i think you feel it in the air. >> reporter: the air in oakland last week was filled with tear gas as riot squads droaft occupy protesters out of their encampment and battled them independent streets. one of the demonstrators, an iraq war veteran, was badly injured and became a rallying cry for other protesters. today, one young marcher came prepared. >> i brought my goggles. co

. >> this is being compared to the death of david rosen bomb who died at howard university hospital back in 2006. after emergency responders misdiagnosed him. his family agreed to drop a $20 million lawsuit in exchange for changes in d.c. fire and ems protocall. >>> an update on the story we brought you. tonight we have learned that u.s. airways has granted lynn mccain a full refund on her tickets. len and her family planned a trip from bwi to belize for january, but her doctor wouldn't let her travel after she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. she bought nonrefundable tickets, but she contacted the airline. last night the best u.s. air would do is give her transferable vouchers. the airline changed their mind and gave her a full refund. >>> those 70-degree days are gone, but it's all to be expected because december is the day after tomorrow. >> we knew we were going to go back to reality eventually and in terms of how abrupt it could have been, it's not that bad. more like seasonal. let's start with temperatures. we are 51 downtown. that's about average. 48 in gaithersburg. 4