optimistic for the plan of chicago. architect daniel burnham's reconstructive scheme that would rebuild chicago topped the bottom and turn it into the paris of the ferry and the basic idea was if you create an urban environment that is pleasant and order we the people in that environment will become more pleasant and orderly and that is not the way it happened in chicago in 1919. the postwar situation proved to be more challenging than anyone imagined, all those soldiers coming back from the war combined with african-american workers who had come north during the war to fill the labor shortage. this was the beginning of the great migration of african-americans from the south, converging on the city at a time when industry was gearing back from high wartime production. so the economy was really cooling off. this created an enormous amount of competition for jobs, social-service and housing and all these tensions built up over the years until the 12 day period at the end of july when chicago was hit with this bizarre seri

chicago as well. rob, that sent out a notice, the organizers of this said serious weather about to hit grant park. all festival goers must evacuate immediately. head to our three evacuation locations. they're not taking chances. >> no. and chicago is well versed in this sort of stuff. they get severe weather not only in the summer time but the winter time as well. they know how to act when they have to. as you mentioned, sugarland and other rock bands have had to deal with this from to time including cheap trick, just in atlanta, they actually hire a private firm to forecast these kind of things and protect their concert goers. these elaborate stages that are set up, it doesn't take much more than 40-mile-per-hour winds to bring them down. this storm particularly has been clocking winds at 67, in some cases 80-mile-per-hour winds. >> it's not just concerts. any outdoor venue, can be nascar, can be anything. as you look at this, this is video just in to cnn from our affiliate wbbm in chicago. the live

university of chicago press. some other new titles coming out in the fall of 2012. >> now on booktv, rachel swarns presents a genealogy of first lady michelle obama's family. it's about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] >> good evening. welcome to the schomburg center. it's a real pleasure and delight to be here rachel and to have all of you here. it's a lovely summer evening and i think it's getting hot out there so brace yourself for summer. it will now dissent upon us. we have a real special treat in store for you. as you have probably read and heard in the recent news about this new book, "american tapestry." we have learned a lot about not only the first lady but also this country. i am looking forward to hearing a lot more about the process of writing the book and some of the things that rachel would like to share with us that really animate something that we don't already know. so two began, i think what the audience probably doesn't know is that you had a lot of support, kind of a community of behind-the

of chicago. this may be one of them and it could bring us some whether it later in the week so we have much to talk about and we will do that later on. >> still to come we may not get a hurricane here in chicago but it looks like we will feel its effects in the weather. day one for the defense in the drew peterson trial what their first witness had to say on the stand. rwor ahhh, now that's a clean mouth. i just wish it wouldn't fade away so fast. let me show you something. [ dr. rahmany ] as soon as you leave here... plaque quickly starts to grow back. but now there's a way to keep the clean longer. introducing new crest pro-health clinical rinse. it's a clinical breakthrough that actually keeps your teeth 91% clean of plaque at 2 months after a dental visit. plus, it gives you these key benefits. new crest pro-health clinical rinse. crest. life opens up when you do. also try new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste. el ♪ ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ ♪ it goes something like

>> and make a bus traveling from chicago to st. louis loses control and slammed head-on into a concrete overpass. one fatality and dozens of others are treated for injuries. the trip started here right outside union station state police investigating. >> those who were on board tell a horrifying story, the impact that for some, several passengers have to be cut out of the wreck including the woman who died. i just came to and everybody's bodies were in the aisle and had blood on their faces. >> he called me from the bus in said we just got into a major accident and i could hear people screaming and crying. the meg a bus was carrying 64 people and about half were hurt when a tire blew south of the state capitol on the chicago and st. louis kansas city route. still, mega bus passengers left chicago late today. 30 ambulances and five helicopters responded to that crash. >> a 16 year-old was on the the bus headed to a concert with a friend, she told me there was something she kept that captor safe. >> we have this contest that if you g

to chicago - >> right, right. tavis: is that by the time you actually started to record stuff you had already influenced with your style of play jimi hendrix -- >> no, no, no. they -- tavis: you're being modest, buddy. >> no, i am being honest, because i did not record anything before i left louisiana. tavis: no, i am saying by the time you started recording, your style of play had already influenced people. >> oh, yes, yes, yes. now i got you, sorry. tavis: like hendrix and like -- i know you ain't calling me a liar on my show, buddy. >> no. [laughter] tavis: come on, now. >> no, i thought you - tavis: do not give me the blues, man. [laughs] >> no, i thought you were speaking about the records being heard. yes. tavis: no, no, no, no. before you started recording you style of play -- >> and they had -- tavis: jimi hendrix, the beatles, the stones. >> yes, yes. tavis: then you said, "i might as well record my own stuff. >> right. well, what i was doing, i was -- i had learned a lot from a great guitarist named guit

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chicago, but she goes to black expo in chicago on a panel about women in politics. and she basically said, because she's taking all this crap about her as a women running, by the way, she's the first black woman to be elected to congress. so that's a very important fact to know. but she said look, guys, get off my back. you know, this is not about women. we all are tied in this destiny of making progress, both black men and black women. so shasta five both fronts. she had male colleagues in the congressional black caucus, you know, when a reporter would ask about what you think about shirley chisolm, shirley who? the other rolled his eyes as reporter, not even respond. and so she's come a long way, and i don't think, i think it would behoove those who are interested in addressing these issues around both race gender to forget the sacrifices that shirley chisolm made in that particular campaign. >> absolutely. let's step ahead. another 12 years after shirley chisolm, we have of course jesse jackson. tell me a little bit about how jackson's campaign differed and how h

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a chicago doctor is being hailed as a hero. he gave up his own life to save two children from drowning. wgn's randi belisomo is live at the university of chicago comer children's hospital. randi? >> dr john liu was the go to person in pediatric surgery they said he had lots more left to do but no one was surprised he died trying to save children ... he was with his wife and children on a small beach in michigan he had spotted children knocked out of their kayak by heavy waves they were in trouble and he immediately went into the water to save them they'd made it out but he was taken away by the repip current he is survived by his wife a pediatric surgeon here at the chicago children's hospital and three children ... he had an impressive resonate he was internationally recognized for advances in minimally invasive surgery and was recently honored with a distinguished clinicians award here at his hospital ... >>he was completely devoted to his patients and would do anything for children ... >>we take care of children with advance

two olympic stars are back in chicago from london. for these ladies it was their second goaltheir second goal was just as thrilling as the first. i am just happy that i had the opportunity to do this anytime. >> we just kept coming in ways that people and a lot of teams can go a deep or even nine deep but when you talk about having players that come into play multiple positions that's when we really want our game. don't forget to join us from this saturday running at 5:00, dan roan will be hosting. for all of the action the telecast will include the beverley picks as well. best of luck to the bears let's hope brien is back sooner than expected. that's the news for this tuesday night. el you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn and then trea

with chicago's air and water show. as wgn's nancy loo reports a chicago firefighter is getting in on the fun: ahead of this air and water show the navy's blue angels are providing quite a preview and a treat for a local hero the famous f 18 fighter jets are ready at the airport but the stormy weather is keeping them grounded for now when the skies clear steve o'malley who recently rescued a child from lake michigan while strapped into a stroller will get the ride of his life ... >>while we are deployed around the globe guys like steve are keeping people safe bet, it's important for us to recognize all kinds of public service >>that's why i became a firemen i love helping people i'm not in it for the recognition i don't care about that ... i'm getting the right of my life today i hope ... >>the blue angels later will be conducting test flights today and threw out the air show that ends sunday heavy rain in our area today. tom skilling will tell us when the skies will clear, next. we had some pretty good downpours in som

no major storm systems in chicago. a little bit of a preview of the air and water show from the hancock building, some of the practicing of what you will see tomorrow. a beautiful shot of some of the visibility, about 10-20 miles. it will be a great day for viewing the air and water show. as far as the weather tonight it is quiet and cool across chicago. the time lapse, the weatherbug camera from the north side, looking at the skyline, clear and calm, the tropical storm has developed, top window 45, not a major system, but as it works its way and over the next 12 hours, it is expected to get weaker and lose its strength. a compilation of computer models, looks like it will not add up to much. the wind of about 45 miles per hour, but not a major storm cell. the wind tomorrow, the pilots talking about the strong wind around the buildings in chicago. they will get a break tomorrow, light wind. projected wind gust tomorrow anywhere from 4-8 m.p.h. ideal conditions. sunday, a little bit more wind but not windy by any stretc

a panel of judges in chicago as edisonin chicagos edison park neighborhood is determining which% most deserves a free car. it looks more like a reggae loving it surfer dude and then an owner of an automotive repair shop, actually he is all three. a musician, server and auto mechanic. i'm not a person that is hung up on money even though i'm in the business, it's more about people. he has done pretty well for himself even though he is modest. they didn't keepif we helped them imagine what they can do for us. like other repair shop owners he sometimes ends up with cars too costly to fix so the owners walkaway he was talking with other shopowner said a conference last year and i thought how hard would it be forced to fit some of those and give them away dekalb their freewheels wheels to prosper. and he knows just which car he is going to bring back to life. a 20054 escape with a loan engine he got his hands dirty and so did all the guys who worked for him. let's finish these breaks. but the biggest culprit may have been in the local parts distributor. it was basically whatever the car ne

the bus was on its way from chicago to kansas city... when it plowed into a pillar on i-55 near litchfield, illinois. state police believe the bus blew a tire, but the cause is still under investigation. 25 year-old aditi r. avhad was killed. she was from india, and was a dental student at the university of missouri. several passengers were trapped in the wreckage, and had to be extricated. >>i just came to and everyone was strewn about the isle and there was blood on people's faces ... administration says megabus usa has a satisfactory rating. involved in six crashes last year. over the past two years, seven drivers were given violations for driving while tired. three teenagers are due in court today for the videotaped murder of delfino mora. 17 year old nicholas ayala 18 year old anthony malcolm, and 16 year old malik jones are each charged with one count of first-degree murder and robbery. they are accused of attacking mora in an alley last month .. and posting a video of the beating on facebook. mora's family will be in court to dema

>>members of the chicago teachers union began informational picketing outside chicago public schools which are already in session.today's demonstrations highlight the ongoing disputes between the teachers union and c-p-s. teachers have been without a contract since june 30-th. the union would need to give a 10-day notice before members can issue a work stoppage. cps says they are hoping to come to a resolution without disrupting students they issued this statement today which read in part. >>the tone of negotiations has been positive and we've made real progress. we will reach a fair resolution given that there is far more room for agreement for the issues that remain on the table than not. >a longer school day for cps but it won't cost students any extra getting to and from class. that's because cta leaders are revising the times students can use their reduced fare cards extending the schedule to reflect the longer school day. cps students pay five dollars for the pass and may now ride buses and trains using that card between 5:30 in the morning and 8:30 at night. >>still ahead: pre

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others occurred in west garfield park south chicago grand crossing and west rogers park >> a chicago alderman called for emergency peace rally in her neighborhood >> she organized the event called estates end of summer. in light of recent violence that has struck the west side austin community she called for a peace march. she is urging people to break the so-called conspiracy of silence to come forward with witness accounts and work with police and community leaders to restore peace >> three separate accidents within minutes of each other set by people to the hospital early this morning. the first crash a two vehicle rollover on the bishop ford left three people injured two of them in serious to critical condition. a peepers delay in the south means that caused a three car crash in which two people were hurt. and while traffic was backing up a driver crashed into two vehicles and then ran off. police caught up with him and arrested him on suspicion of drunk driving. no one was injured in the crash >> trial begins tomorrow in will county for a suburban man accused of killing his fami

fanthe baseball stadium has a chicago twist to it. it was built for the chicago white sox. that is the current superdelegate. >> party must go on. some of the arriving delegates were brought here from their hotels 20 mi. away. >> a lot of things here will be of interest. i always like getting together under one roof. >> people understand that there's a problem with the economy. former presidential candidate testing the microphone. with weather threat still seeing the start until tuesday the pace looks low. looking at the front will section of wisconsin. delegates are left to skip the sandy beaches for a manufactured indoor fun. something interesting. it's as safe illinois fire mad again. go figure. 3,000 mi. away not even his convention. he is the top of the mind of the republicans. >>still to come tonight, chicago police have announced that they have arrested more than 300 people in a gang and drug sweep. and later, a teen girl's online petition helps influence the governor's decision on legislation about plastic bags. sweetie, you have to scrub it first. no you don't, hon

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why so long to speak out against chicago violence. "chicago sun times" wrote this. why is it important that the president went to aroar i can't colorado, did it here in his adopted home. in the city that gave birth to his presidency, the headquarters of his campaign, unquote. joining us now from chicago, santita jackson radio talk show host and with us deneen borelli the author of the book "backlash," both are fox news contributors. let me begin with you, santita and say is there any question in your mind that this is related to the breakdown of the black family. >> you know, i think this is the breakdown of the american family. the fact is northwestern university study in 2010 showed us that the gunshot deaths in urban america are roughly equal to that of the gunshot deaths in rural america. i think we have got to look at what is happening in our country. we have a violence epidemic that's rooted in joblessness and breakdown in social fabric. i don't think you can isolate and it focus on the black community but look at the broader community. >> you look at the stat

determine if chicago school teachers will hit the picket lines. an in-depth look at teacher's union president, karen lewis. >> against response to your question about how i felt, i felt that i had left something that didn't. it is not a good feeling. cardinal francis george making his first public appearance tonight since it was revealed he has cancerous cells in his liver and a kidney and will learn more about his condition from doctors good evening, i'm tom negovan >> and i'm jackie bange. mark and micah are off. our top story seen around the gaynor hall is at oak brook terrace with more on what the cardinal had to say. physically, he's a little weakened by all of the testingv but other than that, francis cardinal george says he's feels fine. his appetite is good. he's waiting to learn more details from his doctors and, just as he did with first bout with cancer, he's leaning heavily on prayer. we all live with the lord and if this is a call to be with him till eternity, it's a welcome call in that sense. but it's also a fearful call because the

they do include the chicago area. in the north and west, severe thunderstorm watch with a few warnings embedded. notice the gray areas around chicago with the north and the west. that's an air pollution action day that's been declared effective through tomorrow at midnight. expect problems if you have difficulty breathing with such offenders as ozone and some par tick -- par tickkck -- particulates in the air. we could have another hot one around thursday with the temperature above 90 but most of the coming seven days with the exception of tomorrow, should be in the 80s. a good look at current temperatures. you can see that cooler air up to the north and west. but it really gets warm as you check out parts of missouri and extreme southwestern illinois. big storms tonight rattling to minnesota. minneapolis getting hit. that's in association to the approaching cold front. that will make its way to chicago. we're thinking tomorrow evening. probably between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m., could be strong. more storms down through the

from pedigree. >> its the chicago way everybody's looking over their shoulder. the sox didn't need brien tonight and the third game in toronto bringing theeight tier to the eye of this little jays fan. some veterans presence at the plate. adam done, in the seventh inning you just cannot hit them that much harder than this one, second deck, and those always matter. right behind him diane there was a pop-up compared to don shot but is good for two more. they win it 9-5. the win gives them their stick series win in the last trial. one pitch away from the first perfect game in franchise history. no hits, no walks, 12 strikeouts. this is something that has never happened before. the third perfect move in this season. third inning, his first at wrigley field bricks and all- time high. this one to center field. castro hit 12. we are happy to be bringing you the 30th running of the arlington running saturday afternoon, one of the great events in this country. in case you are beginning to figure out your wages for saturday, boisterous is the early favorite, we are watchi

the study was conducted by university of chicago crime lab researchers on behalf of the chicago police department. it shows: 30 percent of guns recovered from chicago streets between 2-thousand-8 through march of this year came from suburban gun shops. a third of those were bought at chuck's gun shop in southwest suburban lyons. fifthwgn has attempted to reach out to the owner of chucks.. so far, our calls have not been returned. the prosecution rests its case in the drew peterson murder trial of his third wife kathleen savio. and now peterson's attorneys are launching their defense. wgn's judy wang is live in joliet with the latest details. >>there arrested before 11 and the defense again argued for a directed verdict saying the prosecution failed to present enough evidence in there for the case ought to be dismissed ... no theory as to what happened to the woman ... the judge denied the request for direct verdict ... >>drew peterson attorneys acknowledge that these were very rare to be granted ... the jury heard from more than 30 prosecution witnesses many testified the third wife a

chicago mayor rahm emanuel who said chick-fil-a didn't represent chicago values. what a relief! for the chain. that is. given what pose values are. according to nbc chicago, chi-town is unbeatable when it comes to violence. based on projected murder total this year, chicago has 20 murders for 100,000 people. double moscow, three times new york city and twice mexico city. when you have to go to mexico to get away from the crime, you have problems. for rahm it's not about gay marriage. it's the prime export is corpses and keeping it off the radar. he knows the media prefers gay or decay. better to report that over the drip, drip, drip of daily bloodshed. the citizens know rahm is chickening out. voices of all thing tolerant is tolerant of the one thing he shouldn't be tolerant of. a city spiraling toward hell, with or without the waffle fries. >> kimberly: that was really good. >> greg: thank you. are you free later? kimberly, subpoenas you're already talking when mexico city looks like a more desirable neighborhood you have problems. >> kimberly: that is a great point. people hea

is not tr just in chicago, but it is true that e in chicago, in the first half of thahis lfyear, of the 2e homicide victims in the first six months, 259, 259 victims -- 201 were black. vitims jesse jackson is in a war, lorado colorado. aurora, colorado. that is almost 50% of thef victims.have h americans have historically come in chicago, made up more than 70% of the murder victims and that is every ue year for the pt ery year 20 years.stat like statistics like that deserve more attention by the presidente then one reference in the fourth year of his presidency by mr. obama. so i would just say to the president, on the issue of gun control, you are not surprise anyone with your statements now. most folks call that expectation. on the appalling murder rates in your adopted hometown of ad chicago, you know better. for all this, mr. president, weh >> oba hasshould be doing a lot better. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father. but the seeds of colonialism bet set right. lou: the executive producer of the new movie, 2016, obama's america. dinesh d'souza sits down to talk movies and po

is not tr just in chicago, but it is true that e in chicago, in the first half of thahis lfyear, of the 2e homicide victims in the first six months, 259, 259 victims -- 201 were black. vitims jesse jackson is in a war, lorado colorado. aurora, colorado. that is almost 50% of thef victims.have h americans have historically come in chicago, made up more than 70% of the murder victims and that is every ue year for the pt ery year 20 years.stat like statistics like that deserve more attention by the presidente then one reference in the fourth year of his presidency by mr. obama. so i would just say to the president, on the issue of gun control, you are not surprise anyone with your statements now. most folks call that expectation. on the appalling murder rates in your adopted hometown of ad chicago, you know better. for all this, mr. president, weh >> oba hasshould be doing a lot better. >> obama has a dream. a dream from his father. but the seeds of colonialism bet set right. lou: the executive producer of ♪he new movie, 2016, lou: the executive producer ayoducer, the writer and shoulds

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there are areas of chicago that are very dangerous. and then there is the rest of chicago. the suburbs of chicago. and it is night and day. and one of the things that not only superintendent mccarthy but rahm emanuel, the mayor here, wants to happen is for people outside of these areas to start to care as well. they say they need the people from the outside to care and they need the people in those neighborhoods to help as well if they're going to beat this problem. >> ted rowlands, appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> coming up, rosie o'donnell says she's lucky to be alive after she had a heart attack. didn't call 911 right away. i'm fwoing to speak to dr. sanjay gupta about rosie o'donnell's case. and the larger issue, women and heart disease. what you need to know. why the symptoms for women are different from men. we'll tell you what they are. >>> we want to dig deeper tonight. rosie o'donnell says she feels happy and lucky after suffering a heart attack last week, happy and lucky to be alive. on her blog o'donnell writes that she started feeling symptoms and took aspir

it was warmer in interior alaska that was in chicago. 66 now at o'hare. readings are warming to the west. virtually no wind and humidity at 80 percent tonight. look at the humidity, at 100 percent in indiana. this is why we are predicting fog tonight. our due points are in the low 60s. 64 waukegan, 63 in mchenry and there is our skyline right there. pretty much the next two weeks will be below average. we'll explain that on the uptake in a little bit. it's a cool signal for the midwest. partwe are back to patchy fog tomorrow. mostly sunny and warmer wednesday with a high temperature of 86. the next chance of rain is thursday on the cold front. coming up next peaceful prayers disrupted by an act of vandalism tonight police investigating someone who threw a bottle of acid at an islamic temple. inside a bus rolled over. ahh, now that's a clean mouth. i wish i could keep it this way. [ dr. rahmany ] you see, even after a dental cleaning... plaque quickly starts to grow back. but new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste can help. it not only red

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google's takeover has certain cuts happening in the chicago area ... federal express will offer voluntary buyouts to some workers part of the steps the company is taking to lower costs ... slowing economic growth would lower earnings there ... if sears sells assets and ups profitability they have a chance to put themselves into the black ... we have seen a rally in stock prices but no stocks are trading lower at the new york stock exchange ... while gas prices are on the rise nationwide--- chicago is getting hit the hardest. gas prices jumped 18 cents over the past two weeks--- the biggest jump of the year. here in chicago the price for a gallon of gas is highest in the city at $4.40 a gallon. the national average is $3.69... nearly 8 cents higher than a year ago. analysts say closed refineries and the drought are to blame-- which has pushed up the price of corn used to make ethanol found in gas. almost a year to the day after the deadly stage collapse at the indiana state fair -- another incident sends several people to the hospital. and later in the

gov paquin signing a bill today 48 assembly plant in chicago. he says it will offer stability and certainty for businesses it extends the length of special districts for 25 years and allows companies to tap into property-tax abatement in sales tax abatements and most importantly, the best way to fight poverty the best way to fight crime the best way to keep families together, to help everybody is a.j. obie. the governor also talked about me itreestablishing the middle class in america which he said could be done by job creation. daly moved in shortly after he retired in 2011 the developer kept ownership with residence is spokesperson for the former mayor declined to comment about where he is living right now the owners of beepers coffee and donuts filing a lawsuit against the city of edmundston fighting for the right to operate their food trucks within city limits. they have been working with a temporary permit but cannot get a permanent license. they also want to maintain a brick and mortar outlet in the city they say the law is unconstitutiona

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