wgn news @ 9 quite to the delicious day.e of the week you said i have to come up with a new one every day. >> it is gorgeous. day 4 100% of possible sun like we have to date 5 coming tomorrow isn't that something? beautiful fall colors gorgeous weather in washington all of the way from upper michigan. you can see the names on the bottom there. one of the fellows who provided us with this shot thank you and in crystal lake captured these fall photos. and look at this beautiful one. track and with this picture of the pumpkins which is terrific later this month we have halloween coming up makes you think of apple cider and pumpkin pie doesn't it? gorgeous weather a haze in the air not as much as yesterday but 80 degree temperatures both o'hare and midway it has been 18 years since four days together consecutive league with 100 percent of possible sun shine and yet despite the beautiful weather a big storm to the west. kicking up dust and wildfires in the plains states rainfall at the low elevation snow at high elevations and th

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wgn news @ 9 little more than two months after murder five people now charged in connection with killing of a 13 year-old boy to innocently playing basketball on the city's south side. top story around the country starting in the news from more on the investigation. police say detectives have worked non stop on the case to bring some comfort to the family of darius brown 13 year-old student at holy angels school dreamed of playing in the nba dreams cut short drive by shooting now five people facing charges. bring closure just such a relief to >> doing what he loved to do playing basketball on a summer day august 3rd and bronzeville's metcalfe park 13 year-old darius brown cut down in a drive-by shooting. on thinkable that a child cannot play in a park without worrying about my this criminal actions of others. charges about today against five people and the case aramis beachem and two teenagers jamal streeter and vito richmond and charged with first-degree murder clarence whitlow accused of supplying the murder weapon and michelle lawrence charged with insurance fraud urquhart used in a d

wgn news @ 9 break-in news wgn newsroom infant hospitalized happening 63rd and laflin live at the sceneshot by seven year-old did you hear that? >> some reports coming in tonight seven year old perhaps fired the weapon out weber chicago police have not been able to make a true confirmation on that waiting to get the official results on that but what they did confirm the victim of the child seven month old was shot in the leg again by another child who was living in the hole in the seven month old was taken out of the home in critical condition also getting reports that once the child arrived at hospita stayl allies did not life threatening child should be ok but waiting to get official confirmation from chicago police 63rd and laflin about 8 oclock this evening do not know how the seven year old got his hands on a weapon but police to tell us that they pulled another number of weapons of fire arms out of the but big tonight of course questioning parents brought the kids anybody inside the home at the time to try to get more information we are told the mother is at the hospital tonight w

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it >>and don dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching a ceramic country on wgn america and on the web muriel clair is live in the south loop with today's top story >>lawmakers in springfield are considering a bill that will expand automatic traffic enforcement in the chicago area ... there's a report that finds that across the country municipalities contract with private companies to provide cameras and citations to traffic violators. >>one of the protections is to have the city actually run the system ... and another is to ensure no ticket quotas are in existence ... one example is that of the one in walnut california where fines are slapped on municipalities that abuse this. >>the good news is that here in illinois and the city of chicago we have done a good job of building and public protection but with the legislature considering the expansion of the scope of current law here in illinois we want to make sure that we don't fall into a dangerous pattern set >>the study reports that it will be a matter for a watchdog system. chicago is not an egregious violator but there are

wgn news @ 9 west side mother comes home of fines for house broken into 14 year-old daughter stabbed to death. top story route to the country tonight who murdered a teenager in her own home indian head park >> good evening police responded to an emergency call about 4:30 p.m. this afternoon arrived found a 14 year-old girl was stabbed to death south suburban crime task now investigating as a homicide over my right shoulder at the entrance to the community police have blocked off the neighborhood entirely only residents and police allowed to go inside about two dozen officers are now on the scene from surrounding communities police have asked all media to leave the neighborhood as i mentioned the have not released any information about the victim only a 14 year-old girl neighbors say they believe perhaps a freshman at winds township high-school not confirmed what we are hearing tonight neighbors in the community say this is a friendly quiet subdivision but also a string of burglaries in the neighborhood lately police say a chance this was a burglary not releasing too much information

wgn news @ 9 corporate america pay your fair share >> thousands of protesters are frustrated with wall street is struggling economy and the skyrocketing unemployment flooding the streets downtown demanding action. top story taking back chicago live outside at art institute where the crowd gathered. >> in the and the 3000 people about two dozen citations handed out at the still one a rest for battery tonight far cry from the 7500 people expected still protesters made enough noise to be heard throughout the loop. question with a heard at city hall? inside financial institutions are around the country? at the white house today? in the middle of the skyscrapers of lake shore drive thousands converged outside of the art institute of chicago to tell mortgage bankers and future agencies those on the outside cannot be forgotten. they brought signs megaphones and messages teachers health care workers and the unemployed want corporate greed to go away they blame the big banks government and those who continue to sit back and do nothing. >> plan to the big banks for putting up protest and not wan

wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 live look at lake michigan crashing waves nasty night in the windy city. top story or around the country tonight on wgn america dangerous weather windy whet and did jim ramsey any weather center what is ahead and more of the same for the time being looks like we will continue to see the wind in generating muscle parts of the area already some reports of wind gusts 47 mi. per hour gusts in waukegan lake shore flood warning in effect until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon looking at the wind gust forecasts suggesting even tomorrow morning 45-55 mi. per hour of the brand continues to strengthen what a mess should ease off by the time we get into friday by 9:00 the king and wind speed about 5-15 mi. per hour right now winded generally at 15-25 mi. per hour or robstown of very strong gusts of more later in the broadcast >> battling the weather most of the day joining us on the lakefront on north avenue beach? >> incredibly different difficult time hearing you in the wind to continue to be incredibly high and building into the night looking at right now potentially recor

heo epstein at wrigley field talking to somebody left behind about the leader in the windy city wgn news @ 9 things happened in the community like the poor woman who passed away we want our community back >> and great residents of rally in the streets of bridgeport recent spike in violent crime beaten to death in her own garage good evening murder in bridgeport >> rally by residents not diminishing in fact increasing in size and a couple of dozen growing to a couple of hundred folks angry and upset in bridgeport tonight mothers walked daughters to france house at two days away too afraid to let them do in a load wanting them to enjoy themselves but afraid to let them go found dead in garage next to still running a car and beloved 72 year-old suffered blunt force trauma to the head during what police called apparent robbery >> a lot of changes longtime residents say into more crime on the street for all of the 78 years >> it is unfair what is going on in our world? >> people getting robbed at gunpoint people getting stabbed to just all kinds of nonsense >> virginia perillo honored at rush

wgn news @ 9 going to make building a foundation for sustained success a priority >> from a been touted to chinatown taking over cubs baseball operations theo epstein do what you did there twice a wind at all. good evening top story. theo epstein making it official more on the do chicago cubs boss >> official since friday night theo epstein joining chicago cubs president of baseball operations spent the past couple of days exploring new surroundings and getting to know his new staff today inauguration day. cubs rolled out the welcome mat for theo epstein one of the most crowded media got a race longtime observers remembered testament to the buzz created to move from boston where he won two world series franchise where such triumphs have been painfully absent theo epstein intends to change that but stressed no shortcuts. >> new leadership it opportunity going to pursue on two fronts doing this the right way build a foundation for sustained success scouting player development looking at the major-league club see what buttons we can push to content as soon as possible. change is always dif

wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 frantic mother fearing for child safety after she says sot attacked by a child from school already well-known port pilots. top story on around the country tonight could be another black eye for fenger high school in chicago this time staff members investigated for possibly playing a role. live at the high school with the story >> two football coaches under suspension for the time to be in chicago public schools and police finding out what role they may have played in the beginning of another fenger high school student. >> talking to reporters patricia jones completely breaks down still although weld about what she says happened to saturday morning in a mob of 20-30 teenagers outside of her home and attacking her son and grandson >> bloody shirt albrechtall wrapped i am all right what is happening >> emotion understandable already lost one a child to violence a daughter in 2007 it chronic asthmatic injured herself trying to break up and may lay at her son was badly beaten lost a tooth had prosthetic i broke and attackers intent on selling some type of high-school

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wgn news @ 9 hit on the highway killed in an instant seven people including a teenager to children and an infant chicago family stunned accident that took their lives. good evening top story around the country how this happened family where they go from here >> 7 people killed in this crash including in the new board and three other children most of the victims are belated the family moved to chicago from ecuador and relatives here are devastated. luce chimborazo says she lost all per family pedro, her brother 15 year old pedro jr. her jr her sister, maria transito and 8 year old niece jessica also killed maria yupa and her sons 8 year old edwin and franklin 6 weeks old who was just six weeks old all on a family trip 1998 toyota minivan headed to new jersey for a baptism thursday night on the indiana toll road near south bend police say the van hit a deer and stopped a semitruck going about 65 mi. per hour slammed right into them >> none of the occupants in the band were restrained there was an infant in a car seat that was unrestrained at this time though we do not really know or may

and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web >>police took the man into custody ran 83 last and recovered a weapon but there won't say where they arrested him >>frederick collins has details >>the first of frank holland has details >>2:00 in the morning saturday was the first incident the second incident happened to a few hours later >>it happened on the platform of the red line once again >>it has people worried >>it's pretty terrible i would not want to be up there at night. >>i just move to the area it seemed pretty safe but hearing this ... >>fortunately nobody was hurt just their cellular phones were taken >>bones are found at a work site in norridge contractors discovered the bones as they dug in an alleyway the remains were found under concrete the medical examiner's examining those bonds there said that former residents used to bury dead animals in the backyard there >>bonds are also discovered at a construction site in the river north neighborhood the bones were found in the basement a building at kinzie and cou

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am steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers were watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. rich king joins us live from wrigley field with more >>the cubs just backed the baseball executive of the decade ... a five-year contract we just had a news conference he stressed getting the team up on the fundamentals of baseball and building a strong foundation and he spoke a lot about his vision ... >>baseball is better with tradition baseball is better with history baseball is better with cancer care baseball is better in ballparks like this baseball is better during the day and baseball is best of all when you then. that is ultimately why i am here today. >>baseball is better when you win but it may take the cubs a little bit of time this is an organization that has led the league in errors os couple of years ... theo epstein is still talking to the media behind me he is a two-time championship winner and boston is the new face here he believes in scouting along with the data analysis and computer work and working with those resources ... if he can do a l

future with the red sox theo epstein and lavish party long time traidtion only 15 once wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 chicago cannot afford this kind of government any longer. mayor rahm emmanuel passing budget along to the city council some reseating it while others not so much. good evening top story around the country tonight. what mayor rahm emmanuel is planning and how much will reach your wallet? first budget proposal for the city of chicago. facing a deficit of $635 million. smoke and mirrors and one that time fixes simply will not get the job done. during a 30 minute budget address mayor rahm emmanuel wasted no time in reminding alderman that chicago last 10 city budgets in the deep red noting since taking office has cut the budget by $75 million today laid out proposal including raising a host of city fines and fees. >> i think the mayor has put the initiative in place probing consolidating resources that saving money all of those things hopping along the way again increasing fees not always the best solution >> some include raising city water prices hiking hotel tax by 28 percent a

meals and minutes before big race and update forecast marathon monday wgn news @ 9 q was and at the wrong place at the right time wrong time eighth grader shot critically wounded waiting for football practice to start target may have been a grown man. top story boy it rushed to comer children's hospital. >> deonta brown described as a great kid who loved sports and to laugh tonight fighting for life inside the hospital shot in the stomach bullet still lodged in his spine at this hour plays football brad hill elementary school south shore neighborhood waiting for practice to began hanging out with a group of people at 77th and kingston police say a gunman opened fire to account 31 year old man and witnesses say before deonta brown could get away it took a bullet plays a football for broadwell says very big game tomorrow deonta brown teammates are rattled he says because several were there and sot get shot. reportedly started with a fight this afternoon >> we heard like seven bullets go off and everybody ran away >> we used to throw the football around here he was a nice cool person to hang

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i'm tom negovan >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgnca and on the web. ÑÑmetra was flooded bombarded with e-mail's phone calls andññññ letters from angry commuters >>some of these fares are going up as high as 69% for chicago commuters >>now metra is talking about mmaand increase of 25%. but @commuters are still angry saying it's still too much considering the service passengers are receiving >>quite frankly the service has gotten worse progressively over the years if you plan to have fare hikes the corresponding services have to get better it's just that simple. >>the board meeting will have commuters sound off on these proposed tarifffare hikes ... for both urban and suburban passengers there's a deficit of $65 million in the 2012 budget. >>passengers are saying that the hike is way too steep and unfair. metra took a second look and are making adjustments: for example a 15.7% increase on one-way ticket and monthly passes would increase 29 1/2%. commuters say it's still too much >>people don't have jobs there using mass transit more an

officials are calling in an act of war but wgn terrorism analyst thomas k. this says he doesn't think it reached the highest levels of the running in government >>the motive may have been to heighten the tension and prevent the taunt withdetente and fuel the fire to the iranian struggle in the gulf with the saudis >>president obama called the alleged plot a flagrant violation of international law. iran's parliament speaker said any connection between his government and the alleged plan is a "fabricated allegation". >>the cook county sheriff's department is launching a new effort to identify a gunmen murdered by serial killer john wayne gacy back in the 1970's and investigators are asking for help from the public. muriel clair has a live report from the daley center >>of the 33 young men murdered eight victims were never identified and the cook county sheriff's department is working with forensics experts from texas and the chicago area along with a team of investigators those eight victims seven of whom were buried under the home of john wayne gacy have been

we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>police in the southwest suburbs are looking for two people in the kidnapping and robbery of an elderly woman that happened yesterday in oak lawn where judy wang has a live report >>detectives are in the process of following up many leads the victim was in a one year-old woman from the southwest side kidnappers took from the grocery parking lot forcing her across the street to an atm to try to withdraw $9,000 >>the ordeal started and ended in the grocery store parking lot after 3 wednesday afternoon the woman was so scared she did not report that until the following morning, she was physically shaken and extremely scared she felt that she was going to die they tried to killer they probably would have felt she had not turned over the money. she slept on a she want to go home to her comforts on but she did get up early in the morning in kelman to the station to report the crime she knew it was what she had to do she did not want others to be victimized >>this man and this woman in surv

. >> wgn news @ 9 murder for hire a man from south suburban steger accused of plotting to kill his pregnant adopted daughter after having sexual relations with their cents a teenager. . top story across the country tonight. south suburban steger tonight >> the daughter now is 20 years old but police say starting when 16 years old married father of young women first child three year old girl pregnant with her second child you there with him or a boyfriend when he found out he kicked her out of the house and went to police cook county prosecutors allege that he asked his brother to kill the daughter and boyfriend turned timid to police. all adopted siblings >> many years kids have been there since little could not just could not think that he would have harm done to any of them >> the five children they adopted and then that they had their daughters little babies live with them and then they had i heard they had a little boy that there were raising until the mother got out of rehabilitation. seven children at one time in the house says all of the children out and take care of relatives charge

>>and done dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. the president is speaking today at the university of colorado denver campus he is talking about two new student loan initiatives the department of education will begin offering in january. one would push up the start date for favorable terms on a special loan repayment program based on income. an investigation into the identities of several john wayne gacy victims reunites one-family after 34 years. >>muriel clair has the story >>19 year-old harold wayne lovell disappeared in 1977. he was found alive in florida and was reunited with his brother and sister yesterday an alabama. he apparently left, after falling out with his mother. after the john wayne gacy story broke his mother believe that a piece of jewelry found in the crawl space of john wayne gacy home belonged to her son two weeks ago allow full family contacted the cook county sheriff's office which does reopen the gacy case and an effort to identify eight still i didn't unidentified victims. they wanted to submit

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i'm robert jordan >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching a ceramic country on wgn america and on the web. >>muriel clair is live from bridge view where the teenagers just appeared in court >>bond was denied to each of these teenagers and they face life in prison. >>christopher wyma, mohammad salahat and he had cast someehad quesem faces charges ... after the couple had been be in the sun scooped up whatever money he could find in the house and split that with his three other friends >>investigators were told where the murder weapons could be found when the teenagers were questioned >>we cannot tell you the amount of time and energy that went into this investigation and the cooks county state investigators office was terrific they were indispensable >>there are laws put into effect to protect minors ... they're easily coerced misled or intimidated so they did receive some special protection by the law ... and as the defense attorneys we have to explore whether not these kids were afforded those protections >>there being held without bond in the cook county jail ...

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. >>the robbers are armed and dangerous wgn's judy wang reports some residents are asking for more police officers in the neighborhoods >>in their community alert police urged north west side residents to spread word on these incidents >>the most recent robberies happen early near the 400 block of north monticello and albany park residents think it's alarming that they're in some cases >>its high number in they're getting away with it at that is scary. >>i have rival gangs on the block and on the block behind me >>we need more after-school programs for these kids who need help >>police are looking for three suspects in each incident men approached their victims in an alleyway and pulled out handguns to get cellphones and other electronic devices >>most of the robberies occurred between 4:00 p.m. and midnight in ravenswood manor albany park as well as irving park >>the manner described as an african american over 5 ft. tall 180 lbs. wearing dark hair didn't sweats

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we welcome our viewers were watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web ... >>the small town of tiskilwa illinois was evacuated this morning after an explosive like freight train derailment ... the 112 car train also had tanker cars loaded with highly flammable methanol. the train derailed at 2:00 a.m. and the town of 800 about 150 mi. west of chicago. no injuries were reported in the fires were reported under control by 8:30 a.m. emergency responders from seven surrounding communities were at the scene joining us we have a report from w q a d television ... many people were evacuated several made their way to a local high school where the red cross set up an emergency shelter 10 mi. north of town. these evacuees were given breakfast and lunch and a place to rest something many of them are thankful for after this morning's abrupt beginning. >>i said holy mackerel ... i thought it was a jet that crashed close to the ground it sounded like a swoosh. >>the cafeteria is serving as an emergency shelter it was put up in less than one hour after word of the fire ...

investigates whether he offered to raise money in exchange for president barack obama former senate seat, wgnthe southern tip of the newly drawn second congressional district congressman jesse jackson jr. acknowledged the decision by the house ethics committee to reopen its investigation into allegations that supporters offered cash to gov blagojevich's campaign in exchange for a senate seat. and i believe in the american system of justice the profit is continuing and in the hands of believe i will be vindicated. of the remarks were prepared and kankakee county naacp came just two days after the ex governor's brother robert spoke to us from his home town and natural publicizing his offer to testify about jackson before the house panel, his rent every member of the committee and says because he wants to tell them of to the congressman allies who blagojevich's says offered him money for the senate seat when he was heading up his brother's campaign. >> i believe i have a story to tell that has been told primarily under oath and i think you'll find that relevant to the truth. >> he was charged al

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afternoon i'm steve sanders >>off and the nancy loo we welcome our viewers watching us around america on wgn america and on the web sandra endo looks back on the life of a man who moved technology forward. >>today apple is going to reinvent the phone >>some liken steve jobs to modern-day thomas edison, despite his understated appearance he was legendary for his flair and for his showmanship >>ask yourselves what would happen if a math book and and i pad hooked up ... >>he was born in san francisco in 1955 and had 20 years old he started apple computer with a friend at his home in 10 years it grew into a $2 billion company with more than 4000 police and in 1984 apple introduced a machine that literally change lives forever the macintosh. >>people would bring them home over the weekend to work on something and sunday morning they could get their kids away from them and maybe someday they would buy a second one to keep home ... >>it all started with the mouse but the machine was expensive and sales were sluggish. >>in 1986 he bought pixar animation studios he also started a computer company cal

>>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. dili pontians muriel clair is live at lyons township high school with our top story ... >>kelly o'laughlin was stabbed to death at her family home is believed she walked in on a home invasion her body was discovered by her mother. this death was upsetting to the lions township community in her memory the white ribbons are tied around every tree and every light pole and her schoolmates are greeting after constructing a makeshift shrine in her memory >>i didn't know her personally but everyone knows everyone here and everyone wants to support everyone and this time of grief it's a sad thing that this happened to one of our own >>lots of people knew her is like losing a close friend. >>visitation will be wednesday and thursday in countryside between 4 and 9:00 p.m. a funeral mass will be at 945 friday morning at st. john of the cross church in western springs. >>police are looking for her killer and have notified pawnshop owners to be on the lookout for gold coins that were t

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am sean lewis >>and i'm nancy loo we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. the 10 month old lisa irwin was last seen asleep in her crib and 1030 monday night. when 100 kansas city police officers, fbi agents, and firefighters are looking for her. authorities said her parents were questioned and more cooperative. if the amber alert was issued yesterday morning but was then canceled last night. police said that the alert was no longer necessary although she is still considered missing an endangered. >>amanda knox is spending her first full day back home for the first time in four years >>thanks to everyone who supported me defended me and my family >>sheet thanked the crowd emotionally who greeted her last evening and she and her family arrived in seattle one day earlier an italian court acquitted her of the murder of her roommate british exchange student meredith kercher. knox's parents are grateful to everyone who supported their family as well as the italian lawyers who fought on her behalf. >>all i can say is again thanking you. it

steve sanders >>and dine dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>judy wang has the top stories >>the chase was for 30 minutes through several south side neighborhoods ending in bronzeville >>the suspect was trying to get away while shooting at police along the way more than six hours after the chase ended with a crash of forensics team was still going over the van. chicago police chased at hand for 30 minutes through several south side neighborhoods it all came to an end at the prairie shores apartment complex in bronzeville ... police believe the vehicle had been stolen and an earlier carjacking. the ordeal began just after two in the morning at 100 set out normal avenue where police spotted the van it went north on i 57 and then on to the dan ryan expressway where police joined in the pursuit. pavane eventually slammed into a light pole. suspects were taken into custody and people arrived after hearing a loud boom >>it sounded like a lot allowed car accident and i became suspicious i thought this was pretty close when i

>>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>the high wind warning is on the alert from this afternoon until 10 and the morning tomorrow nancy loo is live >>flood warnings will not take into effect until 3:00 this afternoon here on the lakeshore. hang onto your hats your hoods and everything else the windy city is not only windy today there is driving rain. >>last week was unusually warm this is harder to get used to >>its stamp and its miserable >> >>as countless people are learning today you may not want to bother with an umbrella ... >>i know better on a windy day not to use an umbrella but i love the weather on a winter person >>churning waters and high waves along the lakefront waves could reach over 20 ft. stay away from the bicycle and jogging paths this afternoon >>you cannot go that direction any more the city has shut down part of these pathways along the lakefront because of the high wind today the downed trees and power lines are expected to soar emergency crews are at the ready lakefront homeowners are

and i am steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us from countryman wgn america and on the web. >>our top story this suspects are being questioned julian crews is live in the avondale neighborhood with details on those attacks >>people were going to work kids were in school and a pair of armed robbers burst into this single-family home and opened fire and the neighbors are stunned in this northwest community this is 3410 north lawndale and just after 840 this morning to armed gunmen burst into this home to people inside the home were shot according to police their rush to illinois masonic hospital in serious to critical condition. a policeman told us that a third person was taken to the hospital but his injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. >>people in this community can't believe this happened in the neighborhood >>a very scary very startling we work with our families here in the neighborhood it's scary to know that our mother may be here when we are not tough. >>the police were able to take to gunman into custody just a few blocks away. >>

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