and joining us the kansas secretary of state. numerous state laws including alabama. great to have you here, chris. how would you characterize the both the accomplishment the conclusion of today's meeting? >> there were a lot of facts put on the table and pretty dramatic and positive outlook for the state of alabama. for example in the nine months after the law was signed into-- the bill was signed into law, unemployment went dropping almost two full points. the whole u.s. economy, the nation as a whole 0.7% and alabama is now one of the states that has lower than average unemployment and people credit it to the legal. the law encouraged illegal aliens to leave the states and roughly 42,000 alabamans came off the unemployment rolls and crime in certain categories is down and it's been a real success story. interestingly some of the opponents tried to protest and didn't want the facts on the table. >> lou: what do you mean protest? who you could they-- how could they probably change the testimony before the commission? >> well, they were trying to shout down some of the

kansas state comes out on top. this was only the second time in 32 games that kansas state has defeated an oklahoma team ranked in the top ten. the wildcats. as for us, another big time, big 12 game next week. texas versus oklahoma state. for eddie george, joey harrington, i'm erin andrews. enjoy the rest of your saturday night. >>> right now the score is 7-3 giants heading into the 7th. even if the giants could end up losing tonight, the magic number would remain at one. giants would clinch the national league west if they win. we will have an update for you tonight on the 10:00 news. matt keller, ktvu channel 2. >>> a worker at san francisco airport was killed today. he was driving a cafeteria vehicle on a service road. the employee crashed into a parked private jet. that crash sheered off the top of the vehicle and decapitated the driver. there is no word tonight on what caused the man to crash. >>> police are stepping up patrols following two nights of prot . demonstrators threw paint. they also threw red paint on the doors of the police station. an officer shot and injured a gang member on thursday night. police say he pulled out a gun on the o

and joining us the kansas secretary of state. numerous state laws including alabama. great to have you here, chris. how would you characterize the both the accomplishment the conclusion of today's meeting? >> there were a lot of facts put on the table and pretty dramatic and positive outlook for the state of alabama. for example in the nine months ter the law was signed into-- the bill was signed into law, unemployment went dropping almost two full points. the whole u.s. economy, the nation as a whole 0.7% and alabama is now one of the states that has lower than average unemployment and people credit it to the legal. the law encouraged illegal aliens to leave the states and roughly 42,000 alabamans came off the unemployment rolls and crime in certain categories is down and it's been a real success story. interestingly some of the opponents tried to protest and didn't want the facts on the table. >> lou: what do you mean protest? who you could they-- how could they probably change the testimony before the commission? >> well, they were trying to shout down some of the s

kansas state comes out on top. this was only the second time in 32 games that kansas state has defeated an oklahoma team ranked in the top ten. the wildcats. as for us, another big time, big 12 game next week. texas versus oklahoma state. for eddie george, joey harrington, i'm erin andrews. enjoy the rest of your saturday night. 3------- ------- a perry hall student fights back to get on his feet. daniel borowy's amazing recovery amid a sea of supporters. -------------------------------- --------- -------------------------------- --------- and a security guard is shot in an armed robbery but still tackles his suspect. how a crowd of bystanders ended up saving the guard'ss life. p------------------------------- --------- 3 3 we start tonight with brraking news out of east baltimore. where police say someone opened fire on a man in the four thousand block of wilsby avenue. homicide detectives the chest by at least five n - rounds of gunfire. the pictim wassraced to shock trauma where, right now, he's currently ii emergency surgery. we have no word at this hour about a motive orr a suspect. good evening, i'm jeff abell. abell. and i'm karen parks. dani

we don't have the water to use. >> reporter: here in kansas, they call it the arkansas river.ver mind the pronunciation, this year they can't call this a river at all. where are we walking right now? >> you're in the bed of the arkansas river. right smack in the middle of it. >> reporter: it hasn't been this bad in kansas in 65 years. 200 miles of the arkansas riverbed look like this. if we're doing a 1-10-- 1 being the best, 10 being the worst drought condition you could imagine-- what what's this part of kansas right now? >> 12, probably. it's bad. >> reporter: less than seven inches of rain has fallen here all year-- a third of what they get in a normal year. the flat terrain in kansas provides few places for large amounts of water to collect so farmers rely on gates like this one to divert water from the arkansas river to their fields. >> it's plenty dry. >> reporter: no water to divert? >> no water to divert. not a drop. >> reporter: hazlett can't grow feed for his cows. he's got to buy it at a cost of $1,000 a week. his corn profits have been cut in half. now he may have

the water to use. >> reporter: here in kansas they call it the arkansas river, arkansas, kansas, never mind that.s a river at all. where are we walking right now? >> you're in the arkansas river. right smack in the middle it. >> reporter: it hasn't been this bad in kansas in 65 years. 200 miles of the arkansas river bed look like this. >> if we're doing a one to ten, one being the best, ten being the worst drought condition you could imagine, what's this part of kansas right now? >> 12, probably. it's bad. >> reporter: less than seven inches of rain has fallen here all year. a third of what they get in a normal year. the flat terrain in kansas provides few places for large amounts of water to collect. so farmers rely on gates like this one to divert water from the arkansas river to their fields. >> it's plenty dry. >> reporter: no water to divert? >> not a drop. >> reporter: he can't grow feed for his cows. he's got to buy it at the cost of $1,000 a week. his corn profits have been cut in half. >> drop them down. >> reporter: now he may have to drill a new water well. >> how much will that cost?

the president issa fraud."ma'am, i'm sorry but our kansas statttes--""the man is using a stolen social security nnmber from theecticut.""while you could havv presented all this information, and i think our board has shoon that we are willinn to take every point you missed the time deadline."kansas objections board members allow caaifornia attorney "orly taitz" to speak during the meeting but refuse to consider her objection. "thank you, ma'am, i et your point. if you wish to contest the validity of his withdrawal, that is certainly something you can pursue in court in theestate of kansas. withdrawal."after the meeting - police take control over a loud aad unruly confrontation in the hallway."this meeting is over. you're going to have to vacate the premiies." meanwhile - secretary of state obama will be on the kansas nt ballot."the birth certificate oo record with the state of hawaii matches the birth certificate that is on the white house website. so i have no doubt.""stay five feet away from me."as arguments continue outside - all parties make sure their voices are heard. "it is absolutely an insult to any bl

the low pressure from kansas is putting us on the backside ...theast wind will be blowing to pump out the rain late thursday ... increasing coverage friday saturday and into sunday ... high eighties for tomorrow and wednesday with bright sunshine in the meantime ... the rain is still welcome. thanks for joining us. stay with wgn for continuing coverage of the chicago public teachers on strike: get the latest at: wgntv.com slash ctu strike. we'll be back at 5:00 and 9:00 this evening with live reports. we leave you now with live music now from "z-z ward." they're on stage tonight at schuba's. @@@

the nation's largest train terminal. join us as we take a tour. >> i'll tell you why kansas owes a lot to louisiana. >> behind the wheel, your everyday distractions can turn into dangerous habits. >> and we're just getting started, so stay tuned. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm livia. here's our top story for this week. >> scientists call them "neos" -- near-earth objects. they're asteroids and comets that might someday be on a course to collide with our planet. it might sound like a movie plot, but tyler tells us that nasa takes neos very seriously. in fact, all should. >> so, do you worry that something from outer space may crash into the earth? >> i think the chances are pretty slim. >> sometimes, like when i'm daydreaming in the middle of history class. >> no. i don't worry about something from outer space crashing into the earth. >> i don't worry about it a lot because i feel like we would have had a lot of warning from a lot of people and on the news, so i don't think that it's much to worry about. >> the universe isn't quite as empty as it seems. icy comets and rocky asteroids have been hu

the chiefs. kansas city falls to 1-3. stay with us. john is back with your seven-day foreca >> the big rain day is tuesday. the rest of the stuff should be ok. >> right to the point. thanks for joining us. see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> this is a wbal tv 11 editorial with president and general manager. >> baltimore shows up on a lot of best and worst lists but the city was the toast of the town last sunday. and in a good way. in the mids of a lot of awards presented at the 64th annual primetime emmys, one of the biggest winners was baltimore on multiple fronts. it was a big night for baltimore productions, stars and even the jewelry designer, baltimore native julie bowen took another emmy home for best supporting actress for her role in "modern family." her introduction mentioned her baltimore childhood where love of acting began in the back yard with her sisters. in one of the strongest sweeps of the night the dock you drama "game change" won four award for acting, writing and direction, for a mini series competition. the comed

the streak of rain that we've been tracking eastward. improving conditions back through a good stretch california. from colorado over into kansas, nebraska, some of these areas could use the rainfall. in some cases beneficial rain. in others, we'll start to get some of that over by chicago by later in the afternoon. some of that streaking in towards the minneapolis area. tracking the frontal boundary will be close to the east coast on saturday. few showers early saturday morning. new york, boston, southeastern new england. for today it's still some of those same areas, onshore flow in florida. potential rip current risk across the east coast beaches. a chance for showers especially as we get some of that daytime heating and especially better coverage as you get down towards miami. philly, jacksonville, the chances will remain. some of the showers closing in towards kansas city. des moines under the gun. chicago, the morning shouldn't be done. by the afternoon, a better chance for showers to fade in. saturday, breaks in showers. central pa, eastern new york may see some chances to start the week end. let's check out your local forecast. philly coming in with 83 degrees

the country through the next two to three days, it looks like the tropical humidity will with us until we get drier air mass and around kansas city, early-morning storms. the brighter the colors, the heavier the rain. avoiding many of the big cities at the current time. new york city, it looks primarily dry. a little light rain over long island. another batch of steadier rain between trenton and philadelphia. and between york and redding and harrisburg, watching an area of moderate rain. and the other spot i told you about we had some thunderstorms, it looks like they just swept through the can kansas city ar. and the lightning strikes in the north will sink down on top of you. we have tropical storm leslie out there. a large-sized storm, but it really nearly stationary, it's going to take five days, a slow-moving storm to drift up near bermuda. this could be a category 2 storm. a pretty serious hurricane for bermuda. lot of the large waves will head to the u.s. a bottom line for anyone in the eastern u.s., have the umbrella, tropical downpours this afternoon. >>> aid on the way for spain and italy, everyone wants a piece of

the birthers say obama isn't one of us. romney says obama sympathizes with the muslim killers. today, the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name appear on the ballot. the birthers are still at it. they want more evidence of the president's legitimacy. his birth certificate isn't enough. his new ally, newt gingrich, talks of our food stamp president. one state after another tries to limit minority voting in the cause of making out the president as the other, the foreigner who needs in the words of romney surrogate, john sa into into, to learn how to be an american. the campaign is coherent, comprehensive. to convince the working class white guy obama is not one of us, one of them. a foreigner, a sue purper in league with the country's enemy. mitt romney is out there overseeing every word of it. ron reagan and cynthia cutler. i want to start with this, sin thee n cynthia. i have never heard such a coherent, comprehensive effort to describe a guy as not really an american, as being one of the enemy or in league with the enemy at least. your thoughts? >> the southern strategy at-large. this

researchers from the university of kansas believe activating certain facial muscles like the ones you use to smile sends a message to your brain that you're happy. if you're happy, you'll perceive stress differently. >>> number four, teen obesity may be linked to smoking during pregnancy. structural changes in their brains that can make them more partial to fatty foods and prone to weight problems. >> number three, several near collisions at u.s. airports, including dulles, prompted the national safety board to recommend all airliners have ground collision warning systems. they would let pilots see the planes wing tips to avoid hitting other planes on the ground. >> number two, people living in the d.c. area need more sleep and need to be more conscious about what they are eating. hosted a 15 minute physical clinic at howard university. nearly 1,000 people showed up, based on all the information obtained today, dr. oz says two out of every three people in the district are over weight. >>> and number one tonight, head's up, the number of cases is up nationwide. 87 people have died as a res

. >> the people from latin kansas to use it -- i don't know what that means really. therefore. they work very hard. they do the jobs nobody else wants to do. many of them have no health care. they cannot provide education. what do these people have in common with microbial -- the most reactionary segment of the hispanic population? >> one thing they have in common is they both have undocumented people in their family. 5 was telling you earlier about a document for five years. the point you are making about the difference between people with legal status to be in the united states and who don't have legal status is a relative one. is irrelevant to ask and somebody might look at marco rubio and say he had it a lot easier than somebody whose father came in california and picked strawberries. but he is able to make a compelling case. more than a case. that he is a product of the immigrant experience. whether it is an exile experience that pushed out of cuba or whether it is simply coming to a place that isn't yours, that is in your home and trying to make your way in it, his father

the state. joining us is kris kobach, but kansas secretary of state, co-author of numerous anti-illegal immigration state laws, including that of alabama. great to have you here. how would you characterize the accomplishment and conclusion of today's meeting? >> it is a pretty dramatic anda. positive outlook for the state of alabama. in the nine months after the law was signed into law,fter theilli unemployment in alabama went from 9.3% to 7.5%, dropping almost two full points,s. meanwhile from the full u.s.whi economy come if you look at then nation as a whonole, only droppd to 0.7%. alama i it is one of the states that har lower than average unemploymente it encourages illegal aliens to leave the state. u.s. citizens came foraward. many alabamians came off it has been a real success story. interestingly, some of the opponents of immigration enforcement tried to protest.imt the facts are powerful. -ou: how could they possiblyhan- change, you know, the testimony before the commission?in a >> they were trying to shout that some of the speakers and interrupt the proceedings.wi especially when you dea

the birthers say obama isn't one of us, wasn't born here. romney says obama sympathizes with the muslim killers. well today the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name even appear on the ballot. the kansas secretary of state wants more legitimate my to run. his new talks of the food stamp president and one republican dominated state after another tries to limit minority voting, all in the idea of making the president one of the others. to learn how to be an american. well, the campaign is coherent. it's comp rehencive and is to work the working class white guy obama is not one of us. he's one of them. a foreigner. and mitt romney is right out there overseeing every word of it. cynthia tucker is a columnist. i want to start with you, cynthia. watching it all, as i've just described it. everything going on. the voter suppression. the lingo, sympathizing with the bad guys. i've never heard such a coherent comprehensive effort to describe a guy as not really an american. as being in league with the enemy, at least. your thoughts. >> chris, this is a southern strategy at large. this is all about appealing to racial

the west. 66 in kansas city. some of that was lead over towards us. we may sneak into the 80's tomorrow. we will make it into the upper 70's today. cloud cover this morning. a lot of sunshine today. some of this cloud cover in the mountains will make it over towards us. there is no precipitation around us. there were a couple of showers and western pennsylvania, but they are now up by new york state and southern canada. this one by st. paul might give us a chance for showers and thunderstorms as we head into the weekend on saturday. right now there is a log jam in the atmosphere. this front will dissipate. this is the one up here that will give us a chance for rain on saturday. there could be some strong thunderstorms ahead on saturday. we will have to keep an eye on the chance for severe weather. the high temperature between 75 and 80 degrees. sunrise at 6:54. light and variable winds out of the southeast. a wave heights 1/4 or less. seven-day forecast coming into the weekend. low 80's tomorrow. there will be a chance for a few showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. the

but a lot of clouds out there, definitely not the sunshine and blue skies we've all gotten used to. also we have wet weather from kansasy through st. louis, southern illinois is once again dealing with stormy weather. and the southern portion of the country should be warm and dry. a strip from oklahoma right through the ohio river into new england that we'll be dealing with on and off wet weather. even through the upcoming weekend, a lot of us on the eastern seaboard will have to deal with clouds and on and off rain. >> sounds like a good morning to check with your airport before you get out. we turn to sports now. the new york papers. america's shame. and the front page of the new york "post," has a referee with a seeing eye dog. it's front page news. 70,000 or so voice mails flooded the office of the nfl after the disputed call monday night gave the seahawks a win they shouldn't have had. on the heels of that call which followed a particularly problematic week, the nfl released a statement yesterday saying in part in is a broad agreement that the quality and consistency of officiating can and should be improved. how

. >> [inaudible] >> the boilermakers union if you just use their logo we get something with their law firm occupies the same address in the kansas city kansas. i was writing a summary how they live the life of luxury receiving $500,000 per year with retirement benefits. and maybe will presume anything. do know how they intimidate people for any reason? >> i don't off the top of my head but many cases. but then she could rattle them off. >> just those they represent. >> drop us a note and we will get back to you. >> thank you for mentioning us in the book actually as the largest non-union. >> you do a great job. you deserve it. could we speak on the rank-and-file? as president of the largest teachers' unions making $500,000 per year with the transparency how the new member to get that deprivation out because the union member gets the raw deal but if the rank and file new it would play a huge component. >> you are absolutely right. american federation of teachers headquarters in over half of the employees make over 75,000. >> as president it just an alabama. >> it is good to be a shuttle bus. >> that does not include benefits or e

the rain. a frontal boundary coming from chicago down through kansas, that front will impact us through the evening hours tomorrow. nice weather coming through. watch this front as it comes closer to our area tomorrow. i think a little warmer than we are today, maybe low 80s. rain associated with this front. but watch what happens. high pressure once again dominating. we've been so dry the last couple of days. this rain just literally dies out before it comes through. i don't expect any shower activity. maybe a sprinkle or two tomorrow evening, but that's going to be about it. behind this system, just a reinforcing shot of high pressure, a reinforcing shot of beautiful sunshine. this weekend is looking gorgeous both saturday and sunday. and then everything changes. next week, much different. clear skies, still great this evening, 71 to 75 degrees. tomorrow morning, still a little on the cool side in the suburbs, down in the upper 40s to around 61 in the city. but another great start. the mornings have been spectacular. tomorrow afternoon we'll call it a fantastic friday. nice and warm. 79 to 84 deg

the needs of students active or not. which brings us back to the video which while it stars kids was shot and edited by adults from a small farm town in kansass a meal program for students so if they say they have concerns i would certainly look at that a different way and knowing he is an adult video with the involve students because i questioned the agenda >> a sedentary high-school student might only need 1,800 cals per day but for a competitive athlete, they could need up to 5,000 cals per day. the new guidelines require less sugar, less salt and less fat as well which takes some getting used to >> is not only the calories but what they're eating >> and how active are you. everybody is different and i think there is a lot of good behind the new guidelines >> caloric intake at different times of the day as well. >> school lunches are part of the program but there are breakfasts at many schools and after-school snacks, so is a diverse program. ,,,,,,,, [ owner ] i need to expand to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells far

the country. we have 50s and 60s. kansas city 57. denver 56. quite a front. 80 degrees at national out ahead of it. the front will come through us get into friday night, saturday morning. with the front we're seeing a lot of rain in texas all the way up toward wisconsin. some cooler weather behind the front. they were once again in the 30s and 40s across the northern plains. but ahead of it, wins turn south and southwesterly. that's why we're talking about 80s, low 80s here the next couple of days. want to show you the futurecast. this front is going to be moisture starved. it will have a tough time producing much in the way of showers. we may see an isolated sprinkle in the mountains later today. tomorrow a touch of fog in the morning. maybe a sprinkle on the eastern shore and then the mountains as we get into the afternoon. but it should really be a partly sunny day. a few more clouds than what we've seen the last couple of days but a decent day. here comes the front. friday evening some showers make it down toward winchester. perhaps hagueerstown. but we -- hagerstown. but we lose the daytime heating. not a lot of moisture to

it happened william black associate economics professor for the university of missouri kansas city school of law and that's going to do it for us here for now for more on the stories we cover go to youtube dot com slash r t america. download the official publication so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom our market is a big issue. hello and welcome to this important debate on whether capitalism has lost its compass and i would even say moral compass this is the first time russia has hosted the apex summit it's an organization representing big and small rich and poor countries from the asia pacific area more than twenty world leaders are attending this annual event including presidents from russia and china the u.s. secretary of state was just here and prime ministers of australia and new

the right, he is enjoying it. birthers say obama doesn't belong with us, romney says he sympathizes with muslim killers. the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name appear on the ballot. birthers are still at it. kansas secretary of state wants more evidence of the president's legitimacy to run. his birth certificate is not apparently enough. newt gingrich talks of good stamp president, and one republican state after another tries to limit minority voting, all making out the president making him the foreigner. in the words of john sununu, quote learn how to be an american. it is to convince the working class white guy that obama is not one of us, he is one of them, a foreigner, usurper with the enemies, and mitt romney is overseeing every word of it. cynthia tucker is a columnist and ronald reagan, msnbc political analyst. cynthia, watching it all as i described it, everything going on, voter suppression, lingo, attack on the president s sympathizing with the bad guys, never heard such a comprehensive effort to describe him as not american or in league with the enemy. your thoughts? >> this is all about app

they are in the eighth and it's still tied up two and two. in detroit kansas city, on help ush a four game sweep. the cubs finished up and they tried to win one of road game against the national league west. the cubs did rally late. the rockies beat them 7-5. now that we found the nfl's missing officials the bears can return to the offense we have been hoping to see. lovey's crew firming up the game plan whether or not match forte is a go. cutler can expect the cowboys to come after him in a big way and he says he will be ready. >> no matter where you go it's going to be allowed the home team always comes out and they will give you the best show. we will have to whether it and get into the fourth quarter. >> no. 1 in total defense, they are tough. they are a little banged up but he really put guys in a position to make plays. >> again you will see all of the place monday night here on wgn. pre-game show starts at 7:00 central. monday night football on wgn. last day of practice tomorrow at 720 the opening ceremony this afternoon jessica biel among the thousands of fans out ther

the right, he is enjoying it. birthers say obama doesn't belong with us, romney says he sympathizes with muslim killers. the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name appear on the ballot. birthers are still at it. kansas secretary of state wants more evidence of the president's legitimacy to run. his birth certificate is not apparently enough. newt gingrich talks of good stamp president, and one republican state after another tries to limit minority voting, all making out the president making him the foreigner. in the words of john sununu, quote learn how to be an american. it is to convince the working class white guy that obama is not one of us, he is one of them, a foreigner, usurper with the enemies, and mitt romney is overseeing every word of it. cynthia tucker is a columnist and ronald reagan, msnbc political analyst. cynthia, watching it all as i described it, everything going on, voter suppression, lingo, attack on the president sympathizing with the bad guys, never heard such a comprehensive effort to describe him as not american or in league with the enemy. your thoughts? >> this is all about appea

the travel forecast. 65 in minneapolis, 73 at omaha. kansas city and denver, high temperature of low 70's. the cooler air will push our way. what impactyou ourl have on us and weekend, including rainshowers. >> thank you. coming up at noon, another report extolling the health benefits of red wine. but this says the drink works best without one crucial ingredient. it's gone to be a rough weekend on metro. you which l have seven stops shut down this weekend. investigators think they have what caused this ride on bus tour crashed into a anncr: this cano's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for questioion seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. a series of earthquakes today. in southwest china they killed a people and injured dozens more. china's state news agency reports 2

the earn seaboard. also thunderstorms rolling through kansas city. very hot in the middle of the country for the next two days. easily today and tomorrow above 100 in dallas. well, if you're watching us on on channel 2 news in buffalo, new york, learn about the notable land mark at architecture exposed at the burchfield penney art center. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. you can add yet another honor to the beatles' long list. this coming weekend french president francois hollande will decorate him with the highest public distinction. >>> elsewhere a nadial power couple is taking stake. dion phaneuf and his long-time girlfriend/actress shubert became engaged over the word. >>> tmz reports bobby brown is out of rehab, denies he leftarily and writes he's 20 days early. >>> the 57-year-old actor was considering legal architect from apple because he wants to leave his digital music collection to his daughters. >>> and bieber released his photo of his knew tattoo. the crown. it marks the 18-year-old's seventh tattoo. how about that. >> do you want me to p

the old minimum used to be 825 calories. the protests started. you mentioned the video made by students in kansas. it is entertaining. exhausted and passing out. the active kids are not getting enough. by 1:30 or 2:00 they end up hungry and they go for the junk food. we talked with our medical "a" team and he said as long as there have been school lunches kids have complained about the almosts. >> it is good they express themselves. the expression is teaching them a lesson about the importance of food and what it means for their lives. i think you have to take it by individual case. parents should get involved. if a child feels hungry in school, a discussion has to be made and a good healthy choice can be introduceed. >>reporter: you are talking about federal regulation that paints with a broad brush and puts the athlete and the active students in the same category as the inactive students. for their part, the school board out there says the students do have the option to load as many fruits and vegetables on their plate as they see fit or they can buy more food. >>shepard: mike, thank you from chicago. >> another st

kansas you can use your student i.d. to vote so that argument particularly in kansas that it's disenfranchising young people is absolutely incorrect and over the numbers these are and nobody is disputing these numbers after americans twenty five percent don't have a photo id to asians twenty percent latinos nineteen percent college age people eighteen percent seniors eighty. percent and all of these seniors they're not going to get out of the d.m.v. i mean there's their house and people and poor people the working poor three fifteen percent then you look at you know white folks it's only eight percent you know that's the republican conceiver is right predominantly right but seniors who are often cited as one of the groups being disenfranchised predominantly vote for republicans why would republicans want to cut seniors off from families because they've got a guy on the ticket who proposed voucher rising medicare. or younger maybe romney and paul ryan are leading with seniors right now is holy so it would be very much not in their interests for the republican party to disenfranchise that group what they're doing according to the most recent new

the kansas city royals. quincy roseborough is a case manager and project leader with metropolitan family services. tell usut this event ... it's a chance for participants of our program to spend the day with their children may go on the field for a parade and it's a chance to raise money for our programs open to 18-35 men to get more engaged with their children ... we give parenting class as financial management training ... we of workshops and intensive case management to assist them in their involvement in their children's lives in finding employment themselves ... >>we are always hearing about the importance of a father or a father figure and a child's life how important are your programs in this way >>for the clients we serve it's very important you see what's happening around the city right now there is a lack of parenting what we would like to do is to make sure that parents are doing their jobs ... and we want to keep the kids off the streets and have them doing positive things ... >>we have a lot of problems with fatherless children as that situation improving? >>through our program some clients h

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the birther is saying obama isn't one of us. wasn't born here. romney says obama sympathizes with the muslim killers. today the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name appear on the ballot. the secretary of state wants more evidence of his legitimacy to run. driving the wedge deeper, romney plays the welfare card. newt gingrich talks of our food stamp president. and one republican dominated state after another tries to limit minority voting. all on the cause to make out the president to learn how to be an american. well, the campaign is coherent, it's comprehensive and it's whole purpose is to convens the working class white guy that obama is not one of us. he's one of them. a foreigner. and mitt romney's right out there overseeing every word of it. a pull it'ser price winning. i want to start with this. kwchg it all as i've just described it, the voters, the lingo, the attack on the president, sympathizing with the bad guys. i have never heard such a coherent, comprehensive effort to describe a guy as not really an american, as being one of the enemy or in league with the enemy at least. your thoughts? >> chr

the cloud cover is moving to kansas and nebraska and will arrive here tomorrow bringing showers to the southern suburbs and downstate there is a cold front crossing into chicago and that may save us keeping the rain down state ... here is the forecast for the remainder of the afternoon: bright sunshine strong wind frequently gusting with the highs upper 60s ... for tonight mostly clear skies not quite as chile 47-54 degrees by tuesday we will be looking at the increasing clouds with storms possible 71-75 degree high temperatures we will cool off wednesday's 65-71 degrees the wind will be off of lake michigan water temperatures there are in the '60s right now ... it looks like we will have a pretty nice week temperatures close to normal ... time now for today's trivia question: which ancient philosopher wrote the dialogue called "the republic"? a. socrates b. plato c. aristotle most of the pain i experience is in my knees. when i think of aspirin, i really think of it as that bottle in the back of my parents' medicine cabinet. finding bayer advanced was huge. i was really surprised by how well it worked. and i'd definitely use it again. put bayer advanced aspirin to the test for y

the kansas o board has put off decisions until monday saying it doesn't have enough information but the kansas secretary of state said that i don't think this is a fr ivulo ustion. >>> romney said that the president failed to fill a campaign promise about the economy. >> we were supposed to be at 5.4% unemployment by now under the president's recovery plan. instead we are above 8% and that difference is not just a couple of points, that difference is nine million families. >> romney said middle income families treading water right now. the former massachusetts governor campaigned in ohio which is a key battleground state. the latest real clear politics average of national poles shows him trailing the president by about 4%. >> it could have been a lot worse than it looked. the big drop, this bus took and why nobody was hurt. >> happiness and relief today as troops return home to the bay area and their families after a year in afghanistan. how they were welcomed back. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i co