got a boost today chicago jobs with justice. hundreds watch from the thompson center walked to the board of trade. protest over the lack of jobs and the shrinking middle class part of a national movement of around the clock for nearly two weeks hundreds of protesters standing on the corner lasalle and jackson. to date rev. jesse jackson joined the groups in protest site name along with other growing group of others >> danks based on government subsidies belt out the banks without reinvesting and atlantic insurance said capital companies fees have gone up bush tax cut extensions more money for the richer at the state budget deficits combined amount now piling on and people are fighting back as long as remain disciplined and focused going to win this fight >> some work in the financial district walking by a group every day are still confused batt but did not think there is a clear message a lot of people just want to get out and demonstrate their opinions that is find a good thing but i think there is something they need to commun

are saving a chicago community in surprising ways. 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 tho

wng anchorwoman micah materre emceeing event in chicago women in film and chicago. significant contributions to media. roger ebert, second consecutive year at the awards. and also dina bair hosting chicago first annual "pink tie guys" gala event honored male leaders who helped raise breast cancer awareness in chicago and the area proceeds benefit for a four chicago. coming up blackhawks will come back in the form of a goal scoring barrage at some changes in the chicago bears secondary not sitting well with one bears safety, next in sports. usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons? coupons. coupons? next, you convert coupons to tokens. tokens? then you trade tokens for credits. and then i get the cash? then you call back. bye bye. peggy? hello? what just happened? want rewards that make sense? switch to discover. america's #1 cash rewards program. it pays to discover. [ male announcer ] whether over a cup of maxwell house... or a can of paint... you came together to vote, to share... to volunteer.

watching over chicago billion dollar pension fund. mayor took questions about pension abuses raised by wgn and tribune editorial meeting today committed to dealing with the pension problem but would not budge on specific abuses we've reported. >> we need to have a comprehensive look at this cannot have the short cut just dealing with stories and everybody else is off of the bestlist without addressing the future >> springfield a blizzard of pension reform coming from representatives, sen. matt murphy proposal wanted to stop james capasso jr. this interpretation of pension law as he allows his you get a house to double and even triple dip bellmont can you name and were us in the world where somebody can get two pensions for the same job? even by our standards and illinois beyond belief is insane. we did have a chance to meet james capasso jr. asking about the pension abuse problem read in the face and stormed out of the room we tried calling him before the investigation aired yesterday told on vacation >> judge acquitted a woman accuse

chicago bears are going to bloody old england. culture in football >> should be a very nice trip for them on thursday chicago bears can go over there with all that dumb after a thorough shellacking of the minnesota vikings not everybody happy apparently a veteran safety chris harris lost starting job inactive for the game asked the chicago bears to trade him a deadline is tomorrow but it devin hester not going anywhere except to the house twice last night this 98 yd kickoff return after scoring earlier on a 48 yd bomb from jay cutler who had some time this week behind offensive line >> we managed and play acts and letting guys chipped a little bit whenever we help him out like that getting the ball out of my hands going to be easy not that difficult the game plan a solid this week we have to go forward what we can and cannot do >> opened up holes in the runningxó game did not get hit a whole lot today jay cutler gave him time back there to throw the ball when he gets time a great game like he did today. that chicago bears hoping

as for things happening in chicago ... the source says that the ceo of sara lee expects to relocate the corporate headquarters from downer's grove to chicago thanksgiving airline tickets are up 4 percent over last year ... coming up next the catholic shrine that is trying quite a crowd in wisconsin and later in the medical watch a new controversy over whether or not to screen for prostate cancer plus we have live music as midday from thomas dolby ... he is best known for his 1982 hit she blinded me with science ... now he is back 20 years later with a new album you can see him tonight at martyrs. for many catholics there among the holiest shrines those rare places where people report apparitions of the virgin mary. and the entire world only a handful of these spots are officially recognized by the catholic church places catholiclourdes in france and fatima in portugal are famous examples >>julian crews tells us the faithful are now flocking to wisconsin >>champion has become a major destination and that the church made the

in chicago. take our mass transit. we're about $7 billion behind on our -- on our public transportation capital. our water system, about 75% of it, the water pipes, 100 years or older. everybody, that's an example throughout the country, number one. number two, there's ao a piece the president did do. he inherited an economy that was spinning towards a depression. he entered a financial situation that had frozen up to the point where it was near collapse and an auto industry on the door of bankruptcy. one of the capacities now because he took the tough decision, the right decision, we're actually importing, as "the walltreet journal" noted this week, importing auto jobs to the united states. because finally, the auto industry restructured itself. we're at the point, having stabilized the situation, now the liftoff. and i believe the investment in rebuilding america is exactly that. it's good for the economy today. and it will be good for t economy long-term. was there opportunities? he to the opportunity to deal with a

up to 63 degrees just a beautiful day in chicago. even warmer tomorrow as we said with temperatures expected in the low-mid-70s across the area. take a look at this radar satellite composite you can just see the cloud is beginning to sneak in pushing across iowa into illinois clear skies for the moment in chicago going to change those clouds of thickening up filling the skies from those clouds and tomorrow afternoon or evening showers may be thunderstorms by the way you may have noticed thunderstorms last night put down about 2,807 in. according to the forecast model we can see not a big grain producer expected rainfall come again tomorrow night but it is something. it generally range between 1000 s and 20 hundreds of an inch. at the moment is 49 degrees o'hare airport but that the warmer numbers to the south and west some areas warm to the low 80s and kansas city one example warm air coming up in the southwest going to be our bonus tomorrow. again it will be cloudy temperatures tonight not at all uncomfortable this time of the month

this will take another hour to hour and a half to push on to chicago. as it does some rain and lightning with this. we're expecting more stormy weather late tuesday. 60 degrees outdoors, it feels very summary outdoors in chicago at the moment. some areas could hit close to 75 by tuesday. but what are computer is suggesting, another cold outbreak coming at around thursday-friday but the air just head of the approaching cold could be quite warm into that would be on tuesday temperatures 70-75 over much of the area but clouds will be building into what some sunshine and could temper the temperature is a bit. temperatures above 5-15 mi. per hour. we're watching very closely. these are is to concede some two. numbers. still fairly low bow will be rising as the brain develops. also we have a tropical depression in the caribbean, should this develop into a tropical storm and is expected to, it will become a rita rina r i n a. it is expected to impact the yucatan peninsula of mexico probably around friday. now let's check our forecast. for tonight we're looking

bears and chicago cubs. still ahead betty's got a gun?? prole violation could send the former cicero town president betty loren maltese back to prison and a shovel your sidewalk or else preparing to crack down on residents who do not remove their snow. snell not to worry yet but we could have chilly temperatures tom skilling telling us when we could see warmer weather i've seen this before -- the old "impromptu in-law visit." dad's a real cleaning machine. and look at mom whipping up some kraft homestyle mac & cheese. sure it's easy to make but it looks like she's been busting her hump in the kitchen. [ doorbell rings ] ♪ ♪ let the fireworks begin. hi it's so nice to see you. something smells good. [ male announcer ] kraft homestyle macaroni & cheese. cheesy noodles topped with golden-brown, breadcrumbs. you know you love it. it's game day, buddy, and, boy, are we in for a doozy. oh man. mr. clean is dominating the competition! mr. clean is tackling mess like some sort of mess tackler. oh, and what's thi

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>> chicago firefighters called to fight a fire in abandoned building on east 75th street by the time the blaze had been extinguished 15 firefighters had been injured and to have lost their lives. one was a rookie corek ankum the other 12 year other edward stringer whose daughter is filing the lawsuit >> bringing to the public's attention the seriousness of the danger that every firefighter in chicago faces abandoned and on sick buildings left to become life-threatening grounds by careless and negligent owners >> chuck and richard dai are owners of the building where stringer died, cited 15 times for code violations before the structure collapsed >> my father edward stringer lost his life because of an negligent olander and we need to make sure we protect our firefighters who willingly and selflessly protect us. every day. >> jennifer stringer called her father and other firefighters heroes willing to go into any situation to try to save lives she said building owners should not place of their lives in jeopardy. near north side robert jordan wgn news @ 9 >> good news for cta riders fa

but let's look at chicago over the next 10@c days ... on saturday this chill will linger into the weekend and then there will be a minor warmup on monday put the cool air will spill and after tuesday we will be in the 50s today ... the los tonight will be in the '30's tomorrow readings will go back into the fifties. we see of jet stream getting produced to the south of us. temperatures are one degree lower than they were yesterday at this time. northeast wind is blowing at 5 mi. per hour the water temperature on lake michigan is 54 degrees. we have some daytime heating with the cool air aloft and that maypop eighth shower later this afternoon the next two days sees the jet stream winds to the south of giving us some chilly conditions. we may also get a shower it later tomorrow night and possibly another on sunday afternoon. believe it or not it is snowing in the texas panhandle that the remnant of the denver rockies snowstorm that led about 18 in. of snow high in the rockies. typically we see a little bit of snow around october 30th but

wgn news @ 9 some neighbors heard >> pilot to death of chicago mother and a toddler found middle of the day skokie more questions than answers. top story julie unruh in skokie tonight latest on person of interest in the case >> teenage mother into your old daughter chicago dead tonight skokie police say incident domestic in nature there is a family connection of some sort. person of interest 39 year-old male from skokie lived in the apartment now held for questioning at the police department how they knew each other exactly what happened yet to be repealed. rebuild >> always very neighborly something always out of the ordinary >> knew the victims 18 year-old mother into two year old daughter found stabbed inside first floor apartment before 1:00 p.m. today 911 call came into skokie dispatch center cal ler admitting he did something horribly wrong >> gentleman called said had basically just killed his daughter and granddaughter >> in and out of apartment 4600 block of main street neighbors stood by watched in shock lived above the crime scene was all at the time of the murders >> added b

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bruce beutler born 1967 chicago earning md and diversity of chicago chairman of genetics department at scripps research institution at california sharing the nobel prize with the scientist jules hoffman at the canadian born ralph steinman, ralph steinman unfortunately died friday of pancreatic cancer at nobel committee reviewed the award and decided not to take away even though it is for living. when the fight against breast cancer might depend on the size of the bank account disparity in health care and hide your facebook page may provide clues into whether they have problems with sauces substance abuse and looking into calls with massive fire and texas. fewer women dying from breast cancer mostly because of asbestos and screening and treatment of poor women still seeing a decline in breast cancer that slower decline do not have access to the same like saving advancements 2008 only 51 percent of low-income women aged 40 or older had mammograms the past few years on the other hand almost 73 percent of wealthier women had a mammogram and same time frame overall breast cancer deaths and

what a fabulous day in chicago. it looks like we can probably put together in a statement, a slight chance that a cloud could develop but it will probably be sunny, we are watching a cold front that is pushing across the central plains. this is due to arrive in chicago on tuesday evening into wednesday and that will bring showers, perhaps a clap of thunder with it, we're also looking at a trough that is bringing some heavy rain and thunderstorms to florida of all places, some parts of south florida have picked up as much as seven and a half inches of rain from that. look at what is happening now to our west, notice temperatures throughout the midwest very comfortable but as you track off to the far west temperatures tend to be a little cooler, if the map were wide enough to would seek sharply colder temperatures on the west side of that cold front. here is the warm air that we have been enjoying, but when we get into next week and more cold air will have settled over the midwest and that will drop our daytime highs

chicago tribune. they come sticker shock for some chicago motorists a jump of $60 for next year's chicago vehicle sticker mayor rahm emmanuel defending the proposal larger suvs and minivans weigh 4,000 lbs. and what to pay $135 per sticker up until about of late applied to vehicles weighing 4,500 lbs. lauric the plateau to 4000 pubs will offset the damage had vehicles cause of the road. batt but good portion going to 160,000 or popples build this coming year a 40% increase over last year resources go exactly to fixing the problem that the heavier cars create >> says 75 percent of the vehicles registered in the city was not see increased for city sticker continue to pay the usual $75 mayor continues to defend the plan to increase water and sewer rates more than double the four bills of many city households by 2015 chicago will charge suburbs that purchase water from the city even more about suburban water users helping to pay for 47% cost of overhauling century old system of pipes sewers and pumping st

right now chicago auto hair it is 48 degrees. it's going to be cool again tonight if we can let the clouds out of the area. we have to do point temperature of 42 degrees. look for low 40's around the town, these are the temperatures throughout our region. just about everybody around chicago has a temperature of 40 or above. now the cold air. here is what is going to happen over the next 10 days. by midweek we are looking at another system coming through that will bring some rain wednesday night and thursday. and as we head into the weekend and beyond a lot of cool there is expected to spill over into chicago and as that arrives could trigger some@@ very impressive rain and perhaps@@ on thunderstorms this time next week or even early sunday of next week. winds coming of the south at about 5-15 mi. per hour it will continue to be breezy over the over nine hours tonight. first of all for this evening, skies cloudy and showers will bring. cold temperature 37-43 monday some cloud patches and not about halloween, a little chilly appear

>>the meeting between chicago public school officials and the chicago teachers union on a longer school days is stalled once again the two groups cannot agree on where to meet to discuss that plan the teachers' union suggested union headquarters ... cps had a different idea ... suggesting that they meet at a school that has already chosen to head 90 minutes to the school day cps ceo shaun quad brizard suggested brown elementary school the ball is now in the court of c t u they say it's not likely that the meeting will take place today. >>hundreds of new jobs are coming to chicago mayor rahm emanuel and head of accenture announced this morning that the consulting firm is adding 500 jobs to its chicago office. those jobs will range from entry level to executive positions. the hiring will run through next august and is expected to grow at centers chicago work force by 10% while accenture is adding more jobs the mayor said he will be proposing more job cuts for the city when he lays out his budget plan tomorrow and he admits that the cuts will be controversial ... >>the city recently hired

temperature right now in chicago high temperature for today in chicago 46 degrees as warm as it got me but warm-up tomorrow but probably moving into the 60s by the weekend one question tonight how cold is going to get we still have eight canopy of clouds at the moment as long as those clouds are up there overnight low temperatures held up a bit checking the forecast models looks like probably going to see skies on a clear between about 1-2:00 in the morning could not bother to stay up to wait for that but clearing by that time. take time he to going to escape into the atmosphere allowing temperatures to the circus to drop dramatically in some parts of the area a frost advisory talking more about that in a moment remaining rain fall primarily on the other side of the lake where most of the remaining wind as well check in grand rapids a moment ago that have lent about 16 mi. per hour gusting to 23 m.p.h. on our side of the lake way to speak generally less than 10 mi. per hour look at the forecast model essentially clearing around chicago carrying the system brought highway to chicago bac

the luna blues machine is chicagos very own ... we are tossing around phrases like urban folk or acoustic hip- hop or latin soul ... the two sisters playing the mandolin and the guitar have come up with a unique sound all their around ... they have crisscrossed chicago for the last 10 years too young latina as keeping the beat alive the sisters were raised listening to old spanish favorites. we came back to the pilsen neighborhood ... wasn't until we graduated college away thought of putting a little band together to you ever fight over the music? >>know we never do >>they are very in synch.. and they take that harmony to the classroom ... they belong to a cps program where they introduce children to music ... very young children ... and the latin flair is a big part of what they teach. i asked them to sing a little tune about wgn ... and they did giving us a lighter moment from two sisters who are quite serious about their music to check out when they are performing please go to our web site wgntv.com we will provide with a link s

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 saw so many police cars i thought it had to be more than just a routine car accident. >>to officers had it to the scene suffered minor injuries when they were involved in a minor crash. >>a man is fighting for his life today after being gunned down in a four south side alley. at that late last night in the city's roseland neighborhood. a 24 year-old man was getting out of his car when a masked suspect opened fire shooting him

and i believe, like i do for the city of chicago, if i can get one moment in for the city of chicago, if you spend political capital on what you believe is right for the country, and not just political capital because you know you have to reorganize and restructure, you'll be stronger coming out of that. >> i want to talk about innovation chicago in just a minute. let me do two more political questions. one is the bottom line. you may say the president is looking at the long term? how much trouble is he in for re-election with this economy? >> look, there's no doubt there's a challenge politically, because the economy is not where the american middle-class family needs it to be for their bottom line. >> is he accountable for that? >> all of us are. everybody in public life. everybody in corporate life is accountable for that result. and corporate life, you deal with it, if you're a public company with stockholders. for the president of the united states, for members of congress, alzheimer's also, as you know, their ratings are low. they're facing challenges. you're accountable to try

these are gusts in the chicago area. chesterton gary and east chicago, here are some gusts. some other gusts over 40 miles an hour. tonight it's cooling fast. 50 at o'hair. down to 48 at midway airport. 47 at beacher so this is chilly here. more like halloween, late october, than the first day of october, which begins at midnight. and there's mchenry at 45 degrees at this hour. our forecast is breezy to. . we've exchanged the word "breezy" for windy. so a level lower on the winds and lake-effect rain showers after this september which ends at midnight. the coolest in 10 years and one of the coolest on record. certainly one of the ones that produced the most consecutive rainy days. we have day seven today. if we get day eight tomorrow, that will break a record that goes back to the@w@w late 1800's for the most@s rainy days. cool jet stream in the east, warm out west. here's this lobe of cool air that will be in tomorrow. 88 in billings, monlte, and 91 in salt lake city. at this hour temperatures still around 80 degrees in southern montana. that's one of mark's favorite haunts

the occupied chicago movement continues tonight. jim miller is in the financial district at lasalle in jackson with more on tonight's top story. >> things are pretty quiet here in the financial district tonight, there were no r rest today but organizers spent the evening trying to figure out when their next rally should be and hoping for fewer or rests next time. restprotesters with occupy chicago took to the street again on sunday. marching from the two grant park earlier this evening roughly 175 protesters were arrested overnight for refusing to leave following yesterday's large demonstration. >> to be arrested for an infraction of violating a part ordinance because we are trying to express our first amendment rights is a little crazy to me. >> it is a spinoff of occupy wall street, first of all gathering in the financial district about three weeks ago they rallied against economic and social inequality. then it's a worldwide movement, there were 60,000 people outside in chile i think over 100,000 and rahm so we're playing off of

they aim to keep trade shows and conventions coming back to chicago. after several shows they threatened to leave and not returned to the city due to high labor costs. the national labor relations act pre-empts that this some of the changes and new deals exhibitors can unload their own vehicles and perform work on their boots. and it the length of time is extended so that will make less overtime. taxi drivers and restaurants could be hurt if trade shows or conventions were no longer here. >> will put more carpenters and teamsters to work keeping chicago in the state of illinois the number one attractive place. >> will we are dealing with here some folks do it for different reasons some areas of the country people bash the union but here we have the collaboration.. >> some of the changes in the our original legislation are still part of the deal you and anne leaders said they agreed to them because there were safety concerns addressed. defense attorney for william cellin begani their case today. prosecution rested yesterday after two weeks of testimony.

haunted spots in america photographed tombstones right outside of chicago by the ghosts are always out. 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 t

prayer at victory outreach chicago church in englewood. armed with bibles armored in scripture. ruma and automation. on a mission. came out of the gang lifestyle rick alanis year pastorate leading church on a crusade to change lives same way he says let was changed. throop faith in god batt but started asking myself better than this? >> they take it day time and location taking church to community in need. state and church have church on this day target location 63rd and vernon underneath el tracks shadow of several liquor stores crusaders for christ bringing a message to the streets. street corner testimony blares from a loudspeaker. sound of music grabs attention. people stop on the outskirts to the set and it was not what conversation reals some of the bed. donald averett knows what it is like to lose everything. i used to sell drugs to use drugs about shares story with whoever will listen and maurice bishop who just happened to be hanging out here at 63rd and vernon is willing to listen. brennan light into my life right now. street cru

chicago ... in stocks they are losing ground today the dow lost 160 points but it's still holding above the 12,000 mark we have news today that another financial company has gone bust this time is the brokerage firm m f global filing for bankruptcy this morning because of bad bets on european sovereign debt this is not significantly hurting the overall market they don't have that big reach ... but worries over european bailout bonds are back we are waiting to hear whether china will be pitching and the state news agency there thinks the country has a role to play there ... price gouging of drugs is in focus the president is expected to sign an executive order requiring drug companies send notice on shortages to head off price gouging situations ... stores are pushing up black friday earlier ... target and macy's will open doors at midnight on november 25th the day after thanksgiving ... >>federal regulators are suing the owners of a failed south suburban bank claiming they spent lavishly with ban

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>>mayor ron emmanuel details his plans to fix chicago $635 million deficit. he is calling for everything from raising fees on water and parking to hiring more police officers >>mayor emmanuel began his 30 minute speech by getting right down to the facts. he said that chicagos last and city budgets have been in the red and that smoke and mirrors and onetime fixes will not get the job done dealing with this huge multimillion-dollar budget deficit >>chicago cannot afford this type of government and the lager. a budget is about priorities. this deficit is an opportunity to get it right. we can either start shaping our city's future, or let it shaped up. he laid out the specifics to the city council this morning and did not waste any time to get to the immediate issues which includes putting more police administrators back on street patrol and closing three of the city's 25 police districts. he will not tap the dwindling financial reserve of the city but he will impose a host of fines and fees on parking lots and the cost for city stickers will go up for heavier c

it benefits the chicago food depository. tell us what we are whipping up today this is one of our signature side dishes and its alaskan king crab black truffle gnocchi with alfredo sauce everything is made in house at mastro's steakhouse everything is fresh. this is basically a potato dumplings... very good food for the chicago marathon this weekend we are heating up the alfredo sauce we're adding grated parmesan cheese to the thickness sauce we are going to use these black truffles and very fancy ... and we are going to heat up the alaskan king crab. this is a very rich dish ... i am adding a precooked batch of gnocchi ... this can be prepped ahead. we're going to finish this off with some breadcrumbs and a little bit of parmesan cheese. these are seasoned pimco bread crumbs with parsleyanko breadcrumbs with a bit of parsley and cheese we will put this in the oven ... and i will drizzle some white truffle oil over the dish it's a wonderful accompaniment to the stakeseaks we serve at mastro's steakhouse. and these are some o

chicago police issued an alert on the northwest side ... there have been nearly a dozen armed robberies and detectives are looking for information could afternoon i am steve sanders >>and i'm dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. >>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

chicago one of the one hundred seventy five people arrested saturday and joining me here in the studios in d.c. anthony allen which is about member of the welcoming committee with occupy d.c. welcome to all of you have mangled anybodies in your badly if so please correct me . let me start out i'm curious first of all. in fact with. sarah. what personally has has been your big lesson out of this. my big lesson out of it is that i was simply too cynical i went down to this is how the park protests on day five of the occupation and i had sort of been another you know another march another whatever won't make a difference and after five days the infrastructure in there had blown my mind a month later. it's all over the world nine hundred protests and some are in different countries i mean this is i didn't think it could happen and it certainly is i'm curious daniel and in chicago. the. well first of all can you just give us an update on what's going on in chicago we're hearing about police crackdowns there. this past saturday we've been occupying. for twenty four or twenty three days now si

but theo epstein is coming to chicago. he still has a year left on his contract, so they're working out compensation for boston ... most likely cash or minor league players. boston also has to decide if theo epstein can take his staff with him. either way he will have total control of the cubs baseball operations, and report only to chairman tom ricketts putting him on the same level as team president crane kenny. >>the rallies girls came out for game 3 in st. louis. the cardinals scored four runs in the first inning against milwaukee david freese caps it off with an rbi double the brewers got within one run but the cardinals will then threw four shutout innings to end it. the cardinals 14-3 and they lead the series 2-1 texas beat detroit to go up 3-1 in their series >>julius peppers has been diagnosed with a mild knee sprain but he is still questionable for the game against the vikings on sunday night lovie smith hopes that julius peppers returns to practice tomorrow and he also says some changes could be coming this week

we have a chunk of cold air coming into chicago later this week. about thursday it is very chilly air. daytime high temperatures in the upper 40's up for maybe a couple of days this week. so we may not be enjoying these low 60s are very much longer. on sunday it may get milder but it will be coal nonetheless. winds at 5 to 10 m.p.h. right now. they may strengthen tamaratomorrow. this is a tropical storm it formed off nicaragua and honduras and became better organized. maximum sustained winds at 40 mi. per hour is being carried towards the yucatan peninsula been lent by. >> temperatures today will be between 58 and 64. tonight clouds increase. temperatures will fall to 41 and 47. tomorrow it will be 68-75. what a warm- up. the cold air behind that system will keep temperatures around the mid '50s then into the '40's for thursday and friday. but to enjoy it while we have it dina, steve. >> time now for today's trivia. how many chemical elements are on the periodic table? >> is it 100 112 or 118 dancers still had at midday. an accident doesn't have to

chicago cubs fans in joining a new jolt of new found excitement. spending the evening at wrigley field tonight with their take on the chicago cubs >> brought their cameras along with dreams to corner of clark and aviston tonight to many disappointments past 200 years 100 years now some inspiration his name theo epstein cubs fans counted on him to turn things around. >> need somebody to believe and at the top a tough job the >> show's success that early shows the real deal can be cannot be that lucky that quake >> fans like his experience in political approach and winning record in boston won a fan hopes theo epstein deliver a check check after so lost >> can only hope and pray it will bring them and bought it world series of 100 years something has to work better remain optimistic >> president of baseball operations not asking poor free advice no shortage at the ballpark >> high profile picture go after a big bat dig in the farm system rebuild bring to the right people lead the right of free agents a good mix and just put a team on the field going

chicago. police and release names but they're telling us the seven people related but from different families. passport's it to get some of the victims had come from ecuador. the accident occurred between bristol and middlebury near the michigan border after the van carrying 10 people hit a deer. when it slowed down a semi tractor-trailer crashed into it three people are hospitalized two are critical the driver of the semi was treated and released police said that he passed a preliminary sobriety test. >>chicago police looking for someone who shot a 17 year-old boy on the south side police say the teen was on the street near 45th and st. lawrence last night when he heard a gunshot and realize that he had been hit. the victim was taken to northwestern memorial hospital where he is said to be in serious to critical condition police and not said what the motive for the shooting might be >>they year-old boy hit by cta bus is now hospitalized in serious but stable condition. the boy apparently ran

next on cbs 5 >> pelley: back now from chicago. the poet carl sanberg called it "the city of the big shoulders," and in this economy, dean reynolds tells us, those shoulders are needed more than ever to help lift the poor. >> reporter: in the rain and chill of an october morning, they waited for food-- many for hours. >> i got out here at 5:00 this morning. >> reporter: the st columanius church food pantry on chicago's south side is where then president-elect barack obama handed out thanksgiving dinners in 2008. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: back then, the pantry fed about 370 hungry households every week. now the number is up to 500 and counting. >> peppers? >> yeah! >> reporter: every wednesday the line stretches around the corner. >> and it keeps getting worse every week. how are you doing? >> reporter: father mike notek greets almost everyone. >> i wish you didn't have to wait so long. >> reporter: most like marcia and ray harris live well below the poverty line. >> if we didn't have the food pantry, we wouldn't be eating

chicago is a very own wgn news @ 9 online tributes tonight they called him a dictionary the man who brought it in the world the ipod iphone and ipad steve jobs has died. good evening top story around the country today. the co-founder long time leader of apple loses a long battle with cancer the loss of steve jobs >> today apple going to reinvent a telephone >> some liken to steve jobs to a modern day thomas edison despite understated appearance legendary for flair and showmanship >> we ask ourselves what would happen if a black book and ipod hooked up? >> board in separate cisco's in 1955 developing an early interest in technology and that just 20 years old started apple computer in his garage with a friend in it 10 years grew into a $2 billion company more than 14,000 to police in 1984 introduced to the machine that bitterly changed lives forever the macintosh >> people were bringing home on the weekend by sunday morning and not being able to get their children away >> mcintosh revolutionary made computers easier to use with a strange device called a mouse expensive and sales were sluggish

per hour along chicago's lakefront. over the next 72 hours a wind will eventually diminish friday will be more less back to normal. we see someone gusts now 47 mi. per hour has been reported along lake michigan the rain will be heavy at times particularly on the southern end of lake michigan don't expect a dry afternoon rush-hour. the forecast model shows we will be with this situation for quite some time ... we will not have continuous rain but it will be coming down in fits and starts. northern indiana and southern chicago could see the accumulations of about 2 in.. we expect more cold temperatures in approximately 10 days. the high temperature will be 47-51 depending where you are in the metropolitan area. tonight we're looking at powerful wind gusts over 50 mi. per hour with periods of rain and temperatures around 47 degrees. tomorrow the high wind will continue at 45 m.p.h. ... 52 degrees the high temperature ... we will be in the '50s once again on friday with some overcast skies may be some afternoon sunshine the

a teenage suspect is in custody in the shooting of chicago police officer outside the city's far south side the 27 year-old officer was shot in the late around 915 last night the officer was responding to a college shots fired he and another officer approached a group of people on self langley avner one of those people ran away in according to police when officer chased him that's when the suspect opened fire the injured officer was treated overnight has been released from the hospital the suspect was arrested. at lincoln park man charged in the murder of a woman had a river north hotel is in bond court today christopher lovell was 23 years old is charged with first-degree murder and soliciting a prostitute in the stabbing death of serai michaels of across wisconsin. michaels was found in a room at the hotel felix early tuesday morning she was 31 years old and the mother of five children who are in foster care michaels had been arrested for prostitution before most recently last month a south suburban man has been charged with plotting to murder his adopted daughter who he is accused o