i'm jenna lee, we're live in the windy city now, bracing for more violent demonstrations today as protestors head to boeing corporation headquarters to occupy , the occupy chicago movement claiming the multi billion dollar aerospace company avoided paying taxes because of its military contracts. jon: this comes after stepbs standoffs between protestors and police when demonstrators challenged police lines, throwing sticks and bottles. officers responded, making dozens of arrests. jenna: all this, just steps away from the lake side convention center where the president now hosts the nato summit. and today, world leaders set to discuss the war in afghanistan, as well as other key security issues. jon: we have live team fox coverage. steve brown is near the demonstrations right now. but we start with national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, i know that despite the protests outside, there is serious stuff going on inside. what is the president hoping to achieve at this summit?

. >>> then a bloody weekend in the windy city as scorching temperatures and several murdered. dozens of others wounded. what police are saying about the cause. >>> on this memorial day morning we pay tribute to those who have fallen and died for our country, the real reason for today's holiday. >>> good morning, everybody. we begin with tropical storm beryl now swapping the southeastern coastline and washing away holiday plans. >> it washed ashore in northern florida and is expected to turn everything in its path into a soggy mess. more from abc's tahman bradley. >> reporter: for residents along the southeast coast beryl crashed the memorial day party. the storm made landfall overnight in florida packing 70-mile-per-hour winds just short of a category 1 hurricane. it continues to cause heavy rain and wind. meteorologists expect the weather system will keep dumping rain in parts of florida and georgia throughout the day. tens of thousands are already without power from savannah, georgia, to daytona beach. in jacksonville, a state of emergency. the city's memorial day plans scra

the windy city of chicago turned sunny turned paranoid the hometown of the u.s. president plays host to this year's nato summit nato is a u.s. commanded military alliance responsible for wars and war crimes on a global basis already the most watched city in the u.s. . as thousands of protesters begin to descend on chicago the city is in security overkill mode you got a bunch of peaceful protesters here they spent millions and millions of dollars for this week alone i mean by absolutely absurd police have reportedly preemptively raided the homes of protest organizers they battered down the door and made several arrests and we believe these are politically based arrests millions of dollars spent on new police gear trucks ready to function as rolling barricades businesses too are taking no chances what looks like a foreclosed building is actually a hotel in the heart of chicago plywood was put up in order to avoid windows being smashed by demonstrators flooding into town office workers have been advised to dress like protesters in order to not be targeted mustaches.

morning and security will be very tight when president obama and fifty heads of state arrive in the windy city send a for a nato summit world leaders arrive at camp david this morning for the start of the g. eight summit the facebook i.p.o. you mother of all ideals but it's from mitt romney defending his business record the jury in the john edwards trial started deliberating the last known images of trayvon martin then on saturday night it's on to chicago for the nato summit are you ready to friend facebook. all right so nothing about this new report out nothing about immigration even though since president obama entered the white house the average number of deportations per year has been about four hundred thousand according to the part of the department of homeland security that is twice the amount during president george w. bush's first term and thirty percent higher than when bush left office the last summer the obama administration did a promise to focus those deportations on those people with criminal records as opposed to those who came here is children or those who have been good citiz

. >> ♪ above the blue >> here we are above the blue and windy city been -- sea in your city by the bay 25 years ago, you were to come here and sing with the san francisco symphony for the 50th anniversary of the golden gate bridge -- you were before me at the theater, and you may remember that this place was really filled with people, thousands and thousands of people that came to celebrate. and you could not get through the crowd. so i said, cassette and ok, let's get a helicopter land it in front of city hall -- "ok, let's get a helicopter, led it in front of city hall." they said you were afraid of helicopters, and i said to blindfold you. magically, you got here and sang your song. when you sang "i left my heart in san francisco" and the cascade of fireworks came over the bridge, it was a moment -- i'm getting chill bumps -- it was a moment to remember. >> i wish i were still mayor of san francisco to be able to be the one that gives you the key to the city, but what i can show you is a painting that goes a ways back. it was in 1983, i think. both of us on a newly restored cable ca

. >> the the windy city times posted the copy of a 1996 questionnaire on its web site filled out andned by mr. obama running for the illinois state senate. he wrote i favor legalizing same-sex marriages and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages. >> jon: wow. i mean that's full on support. he supported it back then. >> absolutely unequivocally supported it, jon. then he evolved. >> jon: into what? >> a candidate, jon. [ laughter ] >> jon: i get it. thank you, [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back to the show! i would like to talk about cognitive dissonance. [ laughter ] it's when you hold two contradictory ideas in your mind at the same time. like i've been on food stamps and welfare, anybody help me out? no. >> jon: i was on food stamps and welfare and nobody helped me. [ laughter ] pulled himself up by his boot straps with food stamps and welfare. for most people these ideas fight like two wrapped in a bag. they'll drive you crazy but some people are able to square that circle and those two opposing ideas end up make sweet love to each other. like two rats in a bag. th

developing right now in chicago another busy day for police in the windy city. they are in case just in case -- on hand just in case things get out of hand again. thousands of protesters took to the streets yesterday protesting everything from climate change to the economy. we have the latest on the nato summit from our newsroom. >> we are talking about tens of thousands of protesters. police are out in full force patrolling once again today and demonstrators plan to target the boeing building because of their affiliation with the military. all of this is in defiance of the war in afghanistan which is what world leaders are coming together to discuss. >> a showdown in chicago. police and protesters come to blows as demonstrators attempt to disrupt the ongoing nato summit as the war in afghanistan dominated conversations on the st.. >> we want money for education housing, for jobs, for all of the social program that the people in this country love so well. we have added up to hear. >> the drawdown of troops also took center stage inside the summit. >> we have end

as many as 10,000 protesters are expected to show up in the windy city. chicago placed 8-foot tall fences in areas around planned demonstrations. the city has been planning for protests for the past year. in fact, chicago was originally the site for the g-8 summit before that was moved to camp david. >>> police now have a second suspect in custody and this afternoon's shooting at the rockville metro. it happen around 2:30 in the pedestrian tunnel between the metro station and the park and ride lot and within minutes, officers had arrested the first suspect and alleged gunman at a nearby gas station. police say he shot a 16-year- old male in the leg and grazed an 18-year-old woman with a second bullet. they believe this was no random attack. >> the shooter and the primary victim are known to one another. this is not a stranger based event. and this also allowed us to be able to quickly develop the suspect and locate them. >> in fact tores say that 18- year-old woman who was grazed wasn't actually a target. both she and the 16-year-old male suffered only non

five friends and a goat arrived in the windy city yesterday after walking 1300 miles from mesa, arizonagoal to raise money for a cancer center and crack the curse that the owner of the billy goat tavern placed on the cubs in 1945. fans appreciate the effort and support cause. most don't buy into the curse. >> nothing has worked, lighting candles, i don't believe in a curse. >> forget the goat bring me a cleanup hitter and good pitcher and we'll do all right. >> defense too. the cubs are 1-0 since the goat arrived. the team is expected to make a donation so far the guys have raised $20,000 towards their $100,000 goal. >> that guy isn't allowed in the stadium. >> that's how they are in wrigley. cardinals fan we don't need to see the curse broken yet. >> right. >> up next we are going to celebrate one of our colleagues. >> sta >>> today michael finney looks at cars that save you at at pump. and where money collected from these california license plate was go and where it went instead. those stories and more on abc7 news at 4 and 5. >>> what were you doing 40 years ago? one of our colleague

president obama scheduled to depart for a major global summit in his home town and it comes with the windy city on edge. i'm harris faulkener, we are live as fox reports tonight. >> harris: disturbing details about what would be terrorists hope to achieve on u.s. soil. while president obama plays host to world leaders, this trio accused of planning attacks on a high profile target in chicago. in minutes, what we're learning about the suspects nabbed in an elaborate sting operation. >>> also... coming to america. the blinds chinese human rights activist who sparked a diplomatic dilemma is finding a new home in the u.s. and he did not come alone. >>> and you have never seen a police chase like this before. did he just jump off that bridge? we begin with new developments in the case of three protesters arrested ahead of the nato summit in chicago. prosecutors now charging them with plotting to attack president obama's re-election headquarters. as well as other sites with incendiary devices, police arrested them on wednesday as part of a sting operation on chicago's south side and they found moloto

but thousands of protesters have also descended on the windy city. and tonight, some of them are calling the arrest a not-s not-so-veiled warning. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. tensions are high in chicago as world leaders start to arrive here. there will be heightened security in the city for the next 48 hours. authorities say these three men were in the process of making molotov cocktails to fargt president obama's chicago campaign headquarters, the residence of mayor rahm emanuel and chicago police officers ahead of this weekend's nato summit. the men all from out of town were arrested in a chicago area on wednesday. among the charges, conspiracy to commit terrorism and possession of explosives. >> the individuals that we have charged in this investigation are not peaceful protesters. they are domestic terrorists who came to chicago with an anarchist agenda. >> reporter: police trapped clients by bringing them the molotov cocktail. >> it's part of the intimidation campaign, part of the fear campaign to deter people from getting out to p

it's one of the choiciest pieces of property in the windy city. as reporter marissa bailey tells us, it comes with at least one feathered friend. >> reporter: 1100 north lake shore drive, prime gold coast real estate with a penthouse that offers a decent view, but this unit comes with an added rooftop bonus. >> they won't go in something that is very deep walled like they're going into a well. they want to be able to see up over the edge. >> reporter: mary is the go-to bird lady at the field museum. she got a call from property managers at the high-rise that a momma peregrine had laid eggs in a planter on the 31st floor. the unit is currently up for sale for $5 million by its owner wanita jordan, michael jordan's ex-wife. mary snapped this photo on her first visit to care for the bird and she noticed she had a tag like this one on her leg. >> she fledged from a nest in cleveland, ohio in 2005 and she's been in chicago since 2006. >> reporter: she's about to be a mommy. >> we hope so. >> reporter: the old home was here at st. michaels in old town b

. >> the the windy city times posted the copy of a 1996 questionnaire on its web site filled out andned by mr. obama running for the illinois state senate. he wrote i favor legalizing same-sex marriages and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages. >> jon: wow. i mean that's full on support. he supported it back then. >> absolutely unequivocally supported it, jon. then he evolved. >> jon: into what? >> a candidate, jon. [ laughter ] >> jon: i get it. thank you, john. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing new dentyne split to fit pack. it splits in to two smaller, sleeker packs that fit almost anywhere so you can take them everywhere. dentyne split to fit. practice safe breath. i'm an architect because i love cities and i love buildings. this used to be a cheese factory right? whole new steel structure on this floor. coffee or no coffee? pour the footing and you give yourself two inches. technology. it really does influence how you interact with life. hey, did you get that powerpoint? that's a nice looking building! i think this is science fiction. look at that! the revolutionary gal

security forces doesn't seem soon enough for the protesters marching through the streets of the windy city. >> world leaders are reassuring afghan president that despite plans for a withdrawal, there are no plans for nato companies to abandon the afghan people. >> from 2015, we expect to maintain a nato led presence to train, advice, and assist the afghan security forces. >> one of the major points to be worked out is funding the afghan troop buildup and long- term support. while representatives are driven by a mission for lasting peace, the backdrop to the meeting has been anything but peaceful. demonstrators clashed with police on sunday, protesters and police were among the injured. the chicago police department defended the use of force against the crowds. >> asking people to put themselveses in harms way, knowing that they are going to get assaulted and be able to take it, these guys were amazed. >> protesters were not deterred. they were back out on monday, but so far, demonstrations remained peaceful. i'm carl reporting. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 on 9news, traffic tickets and ta

. >> since it's chicago and the windy city, maybe it's a weather balloon that got deflated and it's justg around. >> that's an excellent guess because that's exactly the shape and size of those things. with all the cameras out in the world, so much stuff is captured. when is somebody going to get a good, clear image of a ufo? >> right. >> like all those telescopes that are up there, you can log on online and see what they're looking at, looking out into space, nobody has seen anything? >> nothing escapes the cameras anymore. from people trying to rob stores to car accidents, it's all on video. so where are the damn flying saucers? that to me is a bug on a windshield. >> disappointed is what i'm saying. >> i want to see a damn spaceship. if they said look up in the sky and then zoomed in on it, i'd say okay. but this could be a flashlight. >> what about balloon boy, has he checked in? said it's me again, sorry, didn't mean to scare everybody. >> we want to know what you think this is. head over to facebook.com/right this minute. >>> tomorrow on "right this minute," this little invention i

and degreeal mitchell is live from the windy city. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon.e're live in chicago with special coverage of the nato summit. joining us today, chuck todd, john yang, former secretary of state madeleine albright. obama's senior campaign adviser david axelrod and romney senior campaign adviser eric fern strom. it is windy in chicago. a. . instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! four walls and a roof is a structure. what's inside is a home. home protector plus, from liberty mutual insurance, where the costs to both repair your house and replace what's inside are covered. and we don't just cut a check for the depreciated value -- we can actually replace your stuff with an exact or near match. and with the liberty mutual home gallery app, you can use a mobile device to easily catalog your belongings in advance, so you're always well prepared. home protector plus, from liberty mutual insurance, so your life can settle right back into place. to get a fr

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. >> even though the summit moved out of chicago, protesters are still in the windy city ahead of those nato meetings. today, a group of nurses held a rally for the 99%. they are calling on a change in economic policies here in the u.s. and around the world to pay more attention to healthcare needs. now we are hoping everything stays peaceful this weekend, but we are ready if it does not. when we're not on the air, you can log on to wusa9.com for the latest from the summit. derek. >>> well lesli, all that hype, all that buildup and today the facebook hit the market with its initial public offering. but by the closing bell, the stock finished up 23 cents. one analyst says she doesn't view that flat performance as a failure, just that the stock was priced appropriately. >>> an update on some breaking news. two people shot at the rockville metro station this afternoon. ken molestina is here with more and gives us an update. ken. >> reporter: police say that shooter was targeting another 16-year-old boy when that gunfire broke out. a second victim was hit. that's an 18-year-old female. both

five friends and a goat arrived in the windy city yesterday after walking 1300 miles from mesa, arizonaal to raise money for a cancer center and crack the curse that the owner of the billy goat tavern placed on the cubs in 1945. fans appreciate the effort and support cause. most don't buy into the curse. >> nothing has worked, lighting candles, i don't believe in a curse. >> forget the goat bring me a cleanup hitter and good pitcher and we'll do all right. >> defense too. the cubs are 1-0 since the goat arrived. the team is expected to make a donation so far the guys have raised $20,000 towards their $100,000 goal. >> that guy isn't allowed in the stadium. >> that's how they are in wrigley. cardinals fan we don't need to see the curse broken yet. >> right. >> up next we are going to >> up next we are going to celebrate one of our [ female announcer ] what do you share with your family? how do you keep in touch with friends on the go? stay connected to the people and things that matter most to you? with at&t's amazing u-verse services that let you build a personalized bundle that works f

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. >> the the windy city times posted the copy of a 1996 questionnaire on its web site filled out andned by mr. obama running for the illinois state senate. he wrote i favor legalizing same-sex marriages and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages. >> jon: wow. i mean that's full on support. he supported it back then. >> absolutely unequivocally supported it, jon. then he evolved. >> jon: into what? >> a candidate, jon. [ laughter ] >> jon: i get it. thank you, john. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving. ♪ [ dad ] we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. ♪ >> jon: welcome back to the show! i would like to talk about cognitive dissonance. [ laughter ] it's when you hold two contradictory ideas in your mind at the same time. like i've been on food stamps and welf

. >> 82 in dallas. 80 in omaha. 77 in the windy city. 72 in baltimore. 85 down in miami. 80s from seattle to salt lake city. and very hot in phoenix, coming in at 104. like we said, not helping the wildfire conditions in arizona at all. >>> coming up, a wish list of sorts. what companies do grads really want to work for? >> ones that are hiring. >>> and where stubborn gas prices are not coming down just yet. your business news is next. >>> also, a lot more than he bargained for on a trip to walmart. emergency in the garden section. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, topping america's money right now, gasoline inequality. gasoline prices have down a nickel in the past week, to an average of $3.73 a gallon. but that's not the case along the pacific coast. there, kriss are rising, 13 cents in washington. 14 cents in california. 16 cents in oregon. and it's because of refinely problems in those areas. >>> the controversy over a $2 billion trading mistake by jpmorgan chase isn't going away. executives are likely to get an earful at today's shareholders meeting in tampa. but it's unlikely that

. >> the windy city was the ready city over the weekend.usands went through the streets as world leaders met indoors for the nato summit. we will talk about what was accomplished over the past couple of days and how police handled the protesters. new concerns over dangerous stretch of road. a teenager hit by car come residents demanding action. we will have those stories in a few minutes. >> let's get a check of the weather situation tonight. it is raining and it will keep coming. >> we have plenty of opportunities. warmer temperatures. it may have a happy ending. let's take you up to this area for showers across the area. if you notice, most of the activity is north and west of washington. we will see this pattern repeated self. getting more showers and a flash of blue sky. this is a repeat presses. germantown over 0.5 of an inch of rain. areas that are cloud covered and cooler in the 60's because of the surge of moisture from the atlantic ocean and a number of elements to the atmosphere. we will get out of it and by friday and the weekend

huge crowd of protesters streamed into downtown chicago on the first day of the nato summit in the windy city. police arrested 45 of the thousands who hit the streets to protest. inside the summit, the focus was on the future of afghanistan as the alliance plans to ended war by the end of 2014. >> we'll meet to chart the next phase of the transition in afghanistan. just as we've sacrificed together for our common security, we will stand together united in our determination to complete this mission. >> away from the downtown clashes, police arrested two men allegedly seeking to build pipe bombs and stockpile molotov cocktails. three others were also accused of planning an attack on president obama's campaign headquarters. >>> the form are libyan intelligence officer convicted of bombing pan am flight 103 back in 1988 is dead. he died yesterday from prostate cannes are. of his found guilty of killing 270 people in that attack. most of the victims were american. he was released from a scottish prison after being diagnosed with cancer nearly three years ago. ago. >>> otherrer toies making headlin

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new shows include chicago fire, a drama about firefighters in the windy city. >> parenthood never shouldft. >> no. >> great show. we like that show. >> we like that show. >>> some real rain coming in, huh? >> yeah, like we talked about last week. the weekend. absolutely fantastic. >> it was wonderful. >> wasn't it great? >> perfect weather for mother's day. >> all the mothers out there enjoying the fantastic weather. high of 80 degrees today. we still need the rain and mother nature held it off today but she's bringing it to us tomorrow. a pretty good shot of the capitol this evening. a very nice evening right now. still, quite nice. you won't need the umbrella if you are stepping out to take the dog out one last time. 80 degrees the high on sunday. low this morning of 62. average high 75. a little bit above average. take a look at this. we need the rain. you know that. we've been talking about it a lot. nearly 5.25 inches below average. i think we're going to make up a little bit of that over the next 24 to 48 hours. 71 outside. winds out of the south at 9 miles an hour. we're in for a