i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. nancy loo is live from daley plaza ... >> i am in the effect of this rally ... this has been more like a dance party. we are going to step through you can see a mix of people in this crowd here is someone from the national nurses united organization ... what do you think about the turnout and what is the plan for today? >> the plan is for nurses to help heal the world along with all the other community supporters with us today we are promoting the robin hood tax which is a small tax 50¢ on every hundred dollars of financial transactions ... >> there are lots of police and secret service here at daley plaza does it bother your group? >> no. we think this is over protection nurses are all about healing not harm >> there are other groups here however is their concern for something getting stirred up a question mark, off certainly not nurses promote nonviolence in their actions ... we will turn around and get back into the crowd ... later on we expect a performance by the former guitarist

i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's robert jordan is live in arlington hieghts with more on our top story. this morning there was an explosion here ... offdundee road and an industrial area here of arlington heights ... we spoke to a residential witness ... >> i heard a loud boom that i thought was a car or in a truck backfiring ... i reached the end of the blockade around the corner and saw several police cars and fire trucks ... and ambulances about 10 ambulances four or five fire department trucks if they had evacuated everyone on the southern end of the building ... >> wheat evacuate people from the building we determine that we had 10 other people suffering some form a respiratory distress said there were seven employees of the building and three police officers we transported them to area hospitals for observation >> those seven employees suffered concussion injuries from that explosion ... the three police officers

good afternoon everyone i am steve sanders. >> and i am dina bair we begin with the shooting of the father. >> this 33 year-old veteran was celebrating memorial day when he was shot and killed. he was one of 10 shooting victims that died over the weekend due to gun violence. he served eight years in the united states coastguard and was having a picnic with his family members and gunshots rang out. he and another man were shot the father was pronounced dead at hospital and worked full-time as a security officer and just purchased a home with his fiancee. family members and residents say the mayor has to make this a top issue. >> she is only 1 years old and does not have a father what am i going to tell her. i will be fine but what am i going to tell my baby how do i explain that bad things happen to good people. >> what is the plan for the people? we don't care what he does for the out-of-towners or the immigrants what is he going to do for the residents that are here every day we are occupied all the time we are prisoners in our own house. we have it so many veterans in this family and we

double on soda and other sugary drinks under a proposal from a chicago alderman good afternoon i am steve sanders. >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet tonya francisco is live at city hall with details on that tax- cut proposal the question is will it be 15 or 35¢ ... the aldermen meeting as to whether not this is a good way to address the of the city epidemic in this country ... >>we want to hear what this is really about and why are they saying there needs to be a tax- free want the other side of the argument sugary drinks have been linked to all kinds of health issues including child of obesity diabetes and shifting k proponents claimed that a 1¢ per ounce tax could bring in millions for the city of chicago alone money that can be used toward health programs to prevent these issues ... government is bearing the cost of the of the city crisis it's a lot like cigarettes we know that these are unhealthy and killing people and we need to make sure that the government is job is upheld to protect the public ... others ar

good afternoon i am steve sanders >> and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. sean lewis is live outside mccormick place with the top story >> just before the opening statements are made we saw a congenial atmosphere ... the work is all about getting afghanistan today >> president obama and nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen made their announcements ... >> this is the largest ever gathering at a nato summit ... it is the testament to our shared commitment to the afghan people and the future of afghanistan ... >> afghan president hamid karzai said to the left of the secretary general and acknowledged that nato troops would be out by 2014 >> our commitment for the long term from 2015 we expect to maintain a presence to train advise and assist the afghanis security forces ... the nato nations and its partners will pay its share to sustain the army the police that afghanistan needs in the coming years ... >> how long is a matter which these leaders must decide ...

i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's tonya francisco is live in chicago's mount greenwood neighborhood with more on our top story. after two months of negotiations there is a deal between c p s and the cafeteria workers ... but talks turned to discussions over contract negotiations with the other unions ... the cbs ceo was asked if this was a way to pressure the hellions >> the fact that we were able to do this on time and address the issues is something i am proud of we hope that the board takes the same positive approach they took with this one in other collective bargaining agreements ... >> we are focusing on finding resolutions to the contracts and serving our children >> the contract with him night here is a deal that gives to percent raises each of the first two years of the contract and establishes a short-term disability and maternity leave policy ... but there is more fresh food on the menu as well for the next fi

i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers for watching us from the country on wgn america off and on the internet. the mayor just wrapped up an event here and says that the past is the past and there is a new way of doing things at city hall that was his message to the ship park chicago parking meter company wanting all that money from the city the answer is no ... >>there is a new day here i don't know who they think they're dealing with. the deal was dead for this city of chicago. under the terms of the contract the parking meter company gets to set the rates ... and the city pays the company for the money the company loses when the meters are taken out of service ... that happens during festivals and street repairs ... the company claims that the city owes $14 million for 2011 and the administration is disputing that figure in a letter a city official calls those amounts legally and factually erroneous ... chicago parking meters collected $80 million from city meters and the financial records exceede

good afternoon i am steve sanders. >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet ... nancy loo is live at cookokououyy criminal c crtrtith the topp story y . . >>>>after talking and deliberating five hours yesterday and being sequestered overnight by the judge the jurors are back at work today there is no word of when they will reach a verdict ... william balfour is charged in the 2008 murders of members of jennifer hudson family. the singer and actress is known in court today presumably she will return when there is a verdict the judge said there will be 1 hours notice before the verdict is read ... there is no dna evidence linking him to the murder weapon but the prosecution is presenting a mountain of circumstantial evidence ... >>there are over 450 exhibits that the state put into evidence not all of it went to the jury room but there are several videos and those sorts of things ... i don't make too much out of the 5 hour deliberation without their reaching a verdi

steve sanders. >> and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us are around the country on wgn america and on the web the chairman of the house on lan security committee said this morning that the united states killed to all card members and a missile strike in yemen on sunday he said the military action was part of a mission to foil the terror plot white house officials say that the so- called of underwear bomb on the plan and the person who was going to wear that are no longer a threat to differences goes more on this passengers have something to think about as they board flights here at o'hare these indiana university students are studying abroad in india must have not heard about the plot ... >> thankfully the caia stop them there are not words to explain how horrible that would be if they did not >> better we caught them instead of finding out after the fact >> there was development of an improved under where bomb in the last several days it would have passed through the airport's security undetected

arrested during a demonstration leading up to this weekend's summit in chicago good afternoon i'm steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country and wgn america and on the internet ... wgn's judy wang as our top story: there was a scene outside his office building on east randolph police showed up and arrested seven people for trespassing ... members of the catholic worker movement are here from across the country the seven arrested refused to leave the building where the president's campaign headquarters is located >>the thinking from our moral hearts is more important than what is in the law books ... the protest began outside 130 east randolph. catholic workers to work in soup kitchens and shelters attempted to reach the campaigns offices their message: and the occupation in afghanistan by nato >>there are veterans who are homeless many of us have been to war zones and the suffering here and there as well >>the protesters are the reasons why thousands will stay home during the nato summit ... blue cross blue shield sent a memo to workers givi

good afternoon i'm steve sanders >>and dine jeanette i am dina bair we welcome all our viewers on wgn america tonya francisco has the top story these men are enjoying one of the last few days before super tight nader restrictions began putting this south loop neighborhood on lockdown that live on those high rises near mccormick place the building has notified the residence i didn't even read the my know i am leaving town >>i don't wanna be around the mess with a traffic i don't think it's a bad thing the security but i don't want to be here ... crews hired by the city put up highwalls security fencing surrounding mccormick place to ensure a security bubble for the dignitaries and the president while the meeting takes place >>i wonder if garry mccarthy or rahm emanuel didn't have someone driving around if they would be bothered by this to ... would want to do this to themselves? it is frustrating for the rest of us >>a salon on the 1100 block of south wabash decided to abort its windows and put the pampering on hold until after the summit was over ... street crews were beautifying the

>>a good afternoon i am steve sanders. >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the internet. tonya francisco slut cook county criminal court with our top story: >>the prosecution began 30 minutes late today beginning by showing the death photographs of all three victims julia and jennifer hudson were in the courtroom at the time and lower their heads instead of leaving the court room and as they have done in the past when the photographs were shown ... the prosecution maintains that william balfour flew into a jealous rage and executed members of her family ... singer actress jennifer hudson was the first take the witness stand for the prosecution who got emotional when she spoke of the murders of her family members ... dozens of witnesses would follow testifying how they heard william balfour trend to kill his estranged wife julia matteson and her family there was explosive testimony from his girlfriend as he told her he killed those family members and mentio

i am steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. good afternoon the fled advisory ban on noncommercial aircraft over chicago during the nato summit is another temporary flight restriction of the kind that pilots near the executive air corpports here have gotten used to ... the duration however is longer may 19th-21st ... regularly scheduled commercial passenger and cargo carriers are permitted to fly along with police ambulance and military aircraft what that means for corporate travel is that the use of midway is shut down ... private aircraft must locate for that weekend somewhere else ... those using private planes out of these executive airports need to plan ahead ... >> pilots have to be more vigilant about the timing of davis choose to fly and coordination with schedules and accommodation for the needs of clients >> flight restrictions have become a way of life for aviation and corporate aviation we've got used to this our association

commander in chief hasn't given joe foot in the mouth biden the boo and replaced him with sanders and is steve because he seems to be thinking the government is the answer i think we're in sanders would make a great vice president but you still haven't explained to me david why you think that a corporation that commits criminal acts of the criminal code of the united states that lead to the death of multiple people a corporation that is a serial killer shouldn't get the same penalty that that ted bundy got why not oh come on make it a no mention learn his asian using take are adamant no no i mean this is a genuine question david you have executives who make their incisions if you would allow me i will answer that question right first of all we're blowing a lot of things out of proportion i mean how are we going to find killing somebody you have a guy who takes a medication he's a big fat slob he goes jogging and has a heart attack some shyster links that medication to his death and they say you know they didn't do adequate research and testing or they tried some little fact that is not what ha

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