the archdiocese of chicago releases child sex abuse files. we are live with details. >> the governor concedes to his opponent. >> and we're meeting the newest president of the aquarium. his story coming up. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. no snow? >> not today. the jury was still out because we do have snow in portions of wisconsin. but the moisture seems to be staying to the north. that is good news for us. but temperatures are going the wrong way. here are our current temperatures. we are dropping in these areas. wind out of the northwest indicating the cold front has moved through. central trading at 44. the radar shows showers across eastern counties. down towards iroquois. maybe coming into the porter counties. later today there is the potential for rain and snow mixed in northwest indiana. here we've got off and on showers. preconditions with temperatures dropping down to 45. 5:00 p.m. we are at 41. 9:00 p.m. 38. early 7:00 a.m. we are up to 30. expect temperat

across the lake from chicago. we have a lake snow advisory and a freeze and snow advisory with a winter storm warning of the rockieover the rockies. this will be a fairly modest snowstorm, we could expect six-8 in. in parts of kansas and iowa. take a look at how this no system of expand eastwasnow system will expand eastward. at about 6:10 p.m. tomorrow evening the snow will hit. anywhere from 1-3 in. of snow tomorrow evening and overnight. this is definitely going to stick. this will give you an idea. take a look at all the individual storm systems and wind systems. it's been a real bad typhoon system the storm systems then moved eastward and blow warm air off the pacific and this will create a " pacold pattern. alaska has temperatures at about 30 degrees which is still well below normal. that's how we are getting all this cold air down here. we are going to have unseasonably cold temperatures by monday and tuesday of next week from the north pole we could be flirting with single digits overnight and temperatures

when chicago is 17. some light composite show's polite line of snow moving crew much of western cook county. not a big deal it will press through quickly. no additional accumulation. clouds will break up. 29 degrees for the high. tonight that the 21. tomorrow the weather will be agreeable. possible snow but not much. for thursday a big cool down. friday and saturday we warm up. >> coming up, a suburban cop had to arrest a chicago police officer. >> and the president comes to town. plus -- defense secretary chuck hagel is stepping down, and may be replaced by a woman for the first time ever. and -- ahead after 4:30 -- we'll tell you *where and when* you can see the trailer for "star wars: the force awakens". is now open. it's time to pick your medicare plan. you can spend hours looking ... or you can let healthmarkets do the legwork for you. tell us what you want in a medicare plan and with our free service, we'll search highly rated insurance companies to find it. at no cost to you. call healthmarkets in

high winds and wet, cold weather slammed chicago just as the weekend arrived. today meteorologists say winds will be sustained at 14 miles per hour. still there is always the chance of unexpected gusts. >> choosing chicago weather-wise in november, absolutely there is a risk of all sorts of weather, as we saw on halloween where we had snow, sleet and waves crashing over lakeshore drive. >> reporter: preparations have been under way for weeks. one on an incline, and the second blindfolded at 500 feet. >> the wire he will walk on is much smaller than on previous walks, about the width of a nickel. already people are gathering for viewing parties. amanda and barry mcsweeney live on the 43rd floor of the marina tour where he will set off from. >> it will be inspiring it. will be good to see. >> i'm really nervous. i'm very anxious about it. >> reporter: he's been training for months. for nik wallenda, the moment is almost upon him. and he's fully aware 7 family members have lost their lives performing stunts. nothing is left to chance. >> luck? >> i don't believe i

an exciting evening in chicago tightrope walker nik wallenda successfully completed two stunts in chicago. he broke two world records. tonya francisco reports from the marina city towers. greetings from 500 ft. up. to win it much more fierce than what he faced last night. even still he had a perfect successful high-flying daredevil run. >> a selfie right here. >> not one but two world records last night. one for the steepest inclined tight rope walk. >> >> he did not get much sleep less night because of all of the adrenaline. >> i still have adrenaline right now. i feel like walking back across. >> is to approach the city 18 months ago. >> not our fearless mayor. >> city that discovers a skyscraper, he was a way to have the people of the city and the world see it in the way they have never seen it before. >> put the books down, we're going to get a little history right now. >> 50,000 people gathered downtown to watch from the streets in the area high-rises. >> making both skywalks the harness or net. >> what is next for the seventh generation daredevil? >> recreating the walk by his grand

in every city -- take chicago. tribune,ad the chicago a loyal republican paper. pro-wink and -- pro lincoln, pro-war. the chicago times, which became antiwar, anti-lincoln, very critical over his tyranny of the press. ultimately, so provocative that general burnside who was commander of that part of the country, had his troops shut down the chicago times in 1863 in a case that really caused lincoln political problems. democrats and republicans in chicago thought the army had gone too far. that is how far it could go. >> i want to ask you about what you learned in writing this book. in the acknowledgment, it said it took you for years. >> i learned that i could write unceasingly on saturdays and sundays without many breaks. ,hat i learned about the period the most eye-opening thing that i learned in the book, one was lincoln's true mastery of the press as president of the united states. the small things he did to befriend influential editors, to write so-called public letters. that is, speeches or letters designed for one particular person, but really designed for

of course here in chicago >> other problems. pipes ruptured and the chicago tribune. there were problems of course as i mentioned with the l line. now the barack online is back up we are told. still some residual delays. >>chicago catholics are getting ready to welcome a new archbishop. blase cupich will be installed in a ceremony at 2 p-m. w-g-n's julie unruh is live at holy name cathedral with a preview. julie. >> we are two hours away from the official paseven passing of the torch. this is a moment that the archbishop will perhaps in july the honor bestowed upon him. he might also feel the incredible gravity of the task before him. running the archdiocese in chicago. one of the largest in the nation. >> >> last night the 65 wrote the most recently from spokane knocked on the doors from holy names cathedral it three times. including the governor of illinois. last month a frail cardinal was happy to meet one of his personal goals of welcoming his successor in presenting him to the archdiocese. today crowds will fill this church again to celebrate the archdiocese newe

snow showers across western chicago right up along 39. that snow coming in from the west it's not want to be a lot. just a dusting to half an inch. to the north may be about 1 in.. the problem is, it will fall during the rush hour commute. sometimes that snowfalls right at that time causing bigger issues than even a heavier snow and a different time. satellite regard composite shows 20-30 mi. west of chicago. computer model brings the snow in quickly in and out by the afternoon. into the evening we have skies clearing. temperatures climbing into the upper 20s but another cold spell, another temperature dropped into tomorrow. bundle up early current temperature 19 the number is going up. wind and the south at 16. it's 20 in chicago 17 in dekalb 20 in rochelle 22 down to morris. current wind are f-15-20 mi. making it feel like it's single digits across the region. seven degrees right now and midway. today's high 29. tonight down 14. mostly cloudy. breezy conditions moral high temperature 23. >> good morning. a quick look at the rail lines.

>>chicago's new archbishop officially makes chicago his home today. archbishop blase cupich arrives at o'hare airport this afternoon. he'll be moving into the rectory at holy name cathedral. instead of the archbishop's official residence on the gold coast. holy name will hold a ceremonial prayer service for cupich monday. his installation is set for tuesday at 2 p-m. w-g-n will carry it live. >> coming up next an update on those two window washers rescued from one world trade center. >>also ahead renowned pathologist doctor michael baden testifies before the grand jury in the michael brown shooting case. >>and surgery gone wrong. a doctor is india comes under fire after eight patients die, and 68 more hospitalized. 68 more hospitalized. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know certain cartoon characters should never have an energy drink? action! blah-becht-blah- blublublub-blah!!! geico®. introducing the birds of america collection. fifty stunning, hand-painted plates, commemora

in chicago, it was the illinois central from new orleans to chicago. and normally when they got to a city, that's where the jobs were, and that's where they settled. and the blacks in chicago, for example, settled on the south side. so we had a lot of blacks coming north, looking for jobs. we also had a time when a lot of american men were in the army, in world war i, so often blacks were getting the jobs that they had. the union movement was quite sympathetic to blacks actually, so they were actually doing well. the soldiers come back, looking for the jobs. and there's a real conflict and there's a real conflict here, you get a recession after the war normally, because of retooling for peace time. so there was a jobs crisis. you also had a huge number of immigrants now, because all during world war i, from 1914 to 1918, there are no immigrants coming because the mid-atlantic is there and the submarines out there. so with the war over, you get a flow of immigrants, also needing jobs, also needing houses, all of this. and we're going to be talking about

in chicago, it was the illinois totral from new orleans chicago. and normally when they got to a city, that's where the jobs that's where they settled. and the blacks in chicago, for example, settled on the south side. so we had a lot of blacks coming north, looking for jobs. also had a time when a lot of american men were in the army, in world war i, so often plaks thelaks -- blacks were getting jobs that i had. the union movement was quite sympathetic to blacks actually, actually doing and the blacks in chicago, for example, settled on the south side. well. the soldiers come back, looking for the jobs. and there's a real conflict here, or else you get a recession after the war of retoolingause for peace time. so there was a jobs crisis. you also had a huge number of now, because all during world war i, from 1914 to 1918, there are no immigrants mid-atlantice the is there and the submarines out there. so with the war over, you get a of immigrants, also needing jobs, also needing houses, all l of this. and we're going to be talking white protestant

areas of west of chicago was the the snow firth. it is winter weather advisory going to affect in bone and dekalb county residents but that is pointed the at noon and then as you travel further toward the east 3:00 p.m. to midnight from a candy cane and lake counties we don't have the advisory in effect for chicago. illinois and wisconsin border we could see for around 3 in. of snow depending on how much melts and how quickly the temperatures drop. 40 degrees at o'hare today xi temperature is 48 degrees but we'll go down to 33 with very strong winds gusting at 30 to 35 m.p.h.. tonight scan shows hours in will feel like winter. tuesday 31 degrees wednesday 35 degrees as we'll prepare for travel and per day. >> a couple of highlights, we do have an accident outbound 55 right there at the dan ryan taking up one lane. volume is light this will be cleared away quickly. because of the building collapsed late yesterday capulet rates closed from 59 to 57. the numbers look good on volume light will get to traffic updates in a few minutes. >>

chicago ranks number 99 on the list of 100 cities. coming up next how chicago bear jared allen is honoring american veterans today. this as marc trestman will says he's investigating ways for the bears to get better, but he will not fire any coaches. sports is next. next. youra1 im >> he is going to deliver all of the bad news. >> people wanted to grab us by the throat. that's not too bad. we're going to see is all of the biggest changes. a prolonged chill. notice the raindrops on the camera lens. we did have some showers move to the region. moved through rather quickly. most of the wet weather is now starting to exit farther and farther. >> a lot of clout going to hang with us the rest of the day. let's look at these temperatures. when you to notice the clock in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. >> of dodgers in downtown chicago 59 degrees. >> watch what happened. the cold front went through and here is where we sit now. >> 38 and kankakee. 35 degrees and the kelp. the wind started to pick up as well. anywhere from 10-12 m.p.

credited with starting what is now known as the taste of chicago. her tough stance on gun control, overseeing the extension of the blue line to o'hare and allowing the blues brothers to be filmed in the city. also remembered for three weeks during which she lived in the area trying to stem gang violence. also dealing with strikes by the transit union, firefighters and teachers. sometimes confronting them on the picket line. she lost a reelection bid in 1983. she ran out again on the next election cycle a loss in the primary. she faded from the spotlight until this past august when a circle interchange was renamed in her honor. she died friday morning after having a stroke last year and had been receiving hospice care. she was 81. >> before today's services began, her body will be driven here from the funeral home. it will make a stop pass her childhood home not far from here. after the service, her funeral procession will make a stop at city hall and in front of her longtime home on chestnut street before arriving at calvary cemetery. the wake get u

in every city -- take chicago. chicago had the chicago tribune, a loyal republican paper. pro-wink and -- pro lincoln, pro-war. the chicago times, which became antiwar, anti-lincoln, very critical over his tyranny of the press. ultimately, so provocative that general burnside who was commander of that part of the country, had his troops shut down the chicago times in 1863 in a case that really caused lincoln political problems. democrats and republicans in chicago thought the army had gone too far. lincoln ultimately countermanded the orders. that is how far it could go. >> i want to ask you about what you learned in writing this book. in the acknowledgment, it said it took you for years. >> i learned that i could write unceasingly on saturdays and sundays without many breaks. what i learned about the period, the most eye-opening thing that i learned in the book, one was lincoln's true mastery of the press as president of the united states. the small things he did to befriend influential editors, to write so-called public letters. that is, speeches or letters designed for

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unbelievable footage from high above the chicago river. this is what nik wallenda saw on sunday as he walked on the wire stretched between skyscrapers between the windy city. fortunately for him, the windy city was not too windy. for an encore, he walked between the marina east and west towers blindfolded. he called it the most challenging stunt so far. >> you look down 600 feet and say i'm doing this blindfolded, there is winds. >> the question is why. the why here is interesting. because a tv and where tv is headed -- i recommend you check out cnn.com. brian stelter is reporting on how this is the future of television. live events where people do these things. you don't dvr. you see what will happen to nik wallenda. >>> happening now. signs of good news in the fight to save kobani from isis. we are live right after the break. >>> a bloody weekend west of baghdad. dozens of sunni tribal members were pull from their homes in the dead of night and executed. good news in the fight to save kobani from isis. we have nick paton walsh joining us

>>byrne's casket was draped in the chicago flag. her funeral procession made stops at her home and at city hall. she was buried at the family plot, at calvary cemetery, in evanston. federal and state officials continue to take security measures before a grand jury's decision in the michael brown shooting. prosecutors suggested the grand jury will decide whether to indict ferguson police officer darren wilson sometime this month. brown's shooting was followed by several nights of violent protests. missouri's governor is taking precautions by activating the state's national guard and declaring a state of emergency. ferguson's police department will not be part of the response. >> we don't know what the decision will be but we need to be sure we are prepared for whatever may happen. >>the national guard is being activated to back up saint louis police which is leading the response. the f-b-i issued a bulletin to law enforcement urging vigilance, based on what happened at previous protests. charles manson is getting married. the 80-year

to chicago away to canada. and as marcus always says, turn your cameras sideways. >> it could be et and there but we won't touch it in that shot. we have one meteor shower they can close another that starts tonight. if you are outside look for the shooting stars. thus take a look at our day. showers will continue across the region early on. the rain is merely to the south. we have potential for showers through lunchtime. then we dry out. clouds will break up. with the warmer temperatures this morning, we don't cooled down much. current temperature 55. waukegan at 56. 51 in portland park. the day today, a typical high 54 we reach the mid-50s. we are up to 55 by noon. 56 the official high. 41 tonight. ross had 58. sunshine. clouds will increase. then thursday we have a green changing to a snow off and on. same on saturday high- temperature 44. winter is near. >> the christmas stuff is out. have you noticed? we have a look outside and construction of glittering. a bit of work on the kennedy taking out the left lan

what's going to happen in chicago? on this eve of the beginning of the 35th democratic national convention, chicago is nearly security-tight. perhaps the heaviest security ever provided for a political gathering in the free world. >> the police, several thousand of them, are now deployed. soldiers have arrived in chicago and are standing by. >> for the convention, the plan was to have a mass anti-war demonstrate and a mass counterculture festival. we gathered in the parks. >> we're going to march because we have a right to, because that's what we came to chicago to do and no one's going to stop us. thank you. [ applause ] >> there were many factions. they were united only by a feeling that this is our moment. this is carnegie hall. >> no more war. no more war. >> they're concerned about the build-up of the force because we think that anything that's built-up like this is liable to be used. >> a democratic convention is about to begin in a police state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the peopl

in every city -- take chicago. chicago had the chicago tribune, a loyal republican paper. pro lincoln, pro-war. "the chicago times," which became antiwar, anti-lincoln, very critical over his tyranny of the press. ultimately, so provocative that general burnside who was commander of that part of the country, had his troops shut down the chicago times in 1863 in a case that really caused lincoln political problems. democrats and republicans in chicago thought the army had gone too far. lincoln ultimately countermanded the orders. that is how far it could go. >> i want to ask you about what you learned in writing this book. in the acknowledgment, it said it took you for years. >> i learned that i could write unceasingly on saturdays and sundays without many breaks. what i learned about the period, the most eye-opening thing that i learned in the book, one was lincoln's true mastery of the press as president of the united states. the small things he did to befriend influential editors, to write so-called public letters. that is, speeches or letters designed for one particular

chicago at 14. we will see chilly temperatures. we call it a warm-up with high temperature 30 degrees. tonight, a freezing rain advisory already issued going into effect at 11:00 a.m.. all those county shaded in pain, which expect i see trouble, some areas of black ice into early tomorrow morning. be on the lookout, could be treacherous there. today's high in the upper 20s for much of the day climbing up to 30 by the afternoon. >> giving you an update on the earlier accident in bound kennedy, but just clear everything out of the way. we should see some nice recovery. we are still watching a car into a house in oak lawn. that's for the were chasing the two suspects close to 90 1/3. and if you spot of construction may slow down early on. in bound eisenhower the left lane will be blocked the entire time. about 10 minutes away from seeing the relief there. we do have another pocket of construction to talk about in just a few minutes. >> coming up, the reviews the new home games movie. >> and the new movie fox catcher. which one gets th

>>located at 39 east chicago avenue. if you want more information, visit devinseafoodgrill.co m devinseafoodgrill.co m >> there you go. that is trivial. the flood of warmer air across the country. providing we can break the clouds up tomorrow we're going to have a nice smile the day.my old the day.mild day >> all the way from california and east of reverts in wyoming and helen of montana.elena montana. look at the wind speeds. projected when the spy later tomorrow. even sunday morning strong and southerly. the change will take place. that is cold arctic air back in again by the time we get too early next week. there is one fly in the land. clouts forecast today. you'll see some breaks. developing a low stress over class tomorrow.stratus overcast tomorrow. we think the wind will be strong enough to make some of the warrants down. keep your fingers crossed. there is the warmth tomorrow. here's the colder air coming in off of that big reservoir of chillier air. a place for you can get a storm to develop some time. the rain

including cases here in chicago. father donald mcguire was accused of molesting minors in the 19-90's. according to the "boston globe" father rober geisinger was the second-highest ranking official among the chicago jesuits at that time and failed to report the allegations to police. mcguire was transferred to another church but was convicted in 2006 of molesting two boys in wisconsin. today is the deadline to file nominating petitions for next february's mayoral election. candidates expected to submit petitions today include. dr. amara enyia. dr. willie wilson. cook county commissioner jesus garcia. and alderman bob fioretti. mayor emanuel filed his petitions last monday. coming up this midday on wgn. a temporary warm spell hits the east coast. how residents are preparing for possible flooding. >> plus, what led leaders at the university of virginia to suspend all of its fraternities over the weekend. >>and later chicago based united airlines adds trans- atlantic routes. where you can go flying the friendly skies. s

traded to chicago. going to be the next jim mcmahon. we see him and he can look so good and he can look so terrible. you know? what will you get? which jay do you get? the good jay? the bad jay? well, we know what we have tonight. not all his fault. that defense is horrendous. and now you have got clausen and sam barrington came barrelling in for the sack. >> cris: you see clay matthews do this all night. just going to shoot right through the gap. nobody there to get him. and takes down jimmy clausen. those are the kind of plays i think to guys like peyton manning and kurt warner and if you blitz them, you paid a great price for that. the great quarterbacks in the game. not jimmy claus en. he doesn't have that experience but the really great ones have a way of when you attack, you pay a heavy price and so far at least in this one the chicago bears haven't come close to making them pay for anything. >> al: so green bay takes over on downs. and here's harris. what's going on around the league? the cardinals beat the rams, 31-14. 8-1 are t

for the chicago area. >> i have to caution you. these numbers may change and change substantially one way or the other. we will keep you posted of any updates. >> 42 degrees is our current temperature. mitty a 57%. >> it is chilly and all of the area. this is not even take into account what the wind is up to. the wind is generating windchill. >> to not forget there is that when it flies are in effect for these counties. >> some of the waves could hit as high as 20-22 ft. as those waves are driven by powerful wind up to perhaps 50 knots across lake michigan. look at the wind speed at the surface. if >> that is very blustery up their parents >> with the wind gust the earlier reporting. >> in fact it's the wind gusts for the next several hours. eventually tonight we do expect the winds to begin to subside. it looks like more breezes will be on the way with time as we head into the weekend. >> look at this and mass. we're watching very closely the much colder air that will be coming in next week. that is quite a surge of polar air that

but certainly not dangerous. 23 degrees at o'hare. 28 in chicago. satellite and radar composite shows light snow flurries across the region. really light stuff will exit the region close to six or 7:00. what this means is snow will be out of the forecast. temperatures going down to 27 by noon. 29. tamara's high up to 27. mostly cloudy for the real black friday. saturday and sunday has coming into the 50s. >> last year i remember ever but it was bundled up and we could barely a wave. >> it was like a tom skilling parade. get out of the way. will try that again. once again this year, holiday shoppers are getting a one-day jump on black friday... as some of the "big box" stores open their doors to thanksgiving shoppers. tonya francisco is live at a k-mart on the north side. tonya? >> i was surprised when we are arrived this morning but there was no one in line get to take advantage of the early morning deals which was a very different story than last year when people started to line up around 3:00 a.m.. kmart has been opening on the holidays for 23 yea

>>> on the streets of chicago and all across america, the business of sex for sale is booming, fueled by the internet. >> this is not a problem that just happens in another country. >> we have girls come from texas, we have girls come from minnesota, girls come from iowa. >> so, what am i going to be under arrest for? >> prostitution. >> in a world where girls and young women take all the risk, pimps and traffickers keep all the cash. >> it's not physical bondage, it's mental bondage. this is what traffickers and pimps and predators do. >> tonight, msnbc goes under cover with the cook county human trafficking task force. >> get him out of here, quick. >> as they battle the buyers and sellers of sex and reach out to rescue the young and the lost trapped in chicago's underground sex trade. rising from the shores of lake michigan, the skyline of chicago sparkles and soars, but beyond the glittering facade of glass and steel lies a city at the crossroads of america's underground sex trade. >> relax, okay, sweetie? >> okay. >> don't get nervous or anything, okay? >> tonight, police find th

should be remembered as one of the great coaches of chicago. you have to george halas of mike ditka and then lovey smith comes next. >> i see anything as his respects to the past or present. i am proud to be here. i am proud of what a learned from lovie. >> i realize thousand chicago for a long time. i'm sure there'll be a little of that. as far as the game is concerned 1 sweetie off is another game you're trying to win. the blackhawks held a final practice at "johnny's ice house" before embarking on the six- game "circus road trip." they are just three- and- four on the road this year, but have won three of their last four games. rookie adam clendening has been called up from rockford to shore up the back line. puck drops at eight tonight in calgary. the bulls road trip continues in sacramento tonight but derrick rose and pau gasol won't play again. coach thibodeau ruled them both out this morning. rose has missed three straight games with a hamstring injury, but he says it's feeling better. gasol's calf injury has not improved, but he's confi

chicago is about winning. but i don't think the coaches are trying to win. >> we used to be about winning. now we are 3-6. but bear down chicago bears fan, it can get worse right? i think that's what we said two weeks ago. but we are going to stay hopeful. we will hear more from the players and coaches to the morning. we will be here getting all the reaction this morning. back to you. >> some deja vu with her there. apart president obama landed in china this morning, to begin a three- nation foreign policy visit. he opened the trip by meeting with the newly elected president of *indonesia, where obama spent much of his childhood. the president will attend a meeting of "apec" -- the asia- pacific economic cooperation. he'll also meet one-on-one with the leader of china. >> over the next five years, nearly half of all economic growth outside the u.s. is projected to come from asia. that makes this region an incredible opportunity for creating jobs, economic growth in the u.s.. and any syria's leader in america i

. >> chicago pd sergeant tracy walker will lead today's investigation. >> the goal is to recover any juveniles who are out here being forced into prostituting. >> she says the real victims of prostitution are the girls and young women trapped in the life. >> they're not doing it because they want to. they're being controlled. every day they wake up to someone who is forcing them to sell their bodies. >> shortly after 1:00 p.m. the team rolls out to set up a hotel sting downtown. even in the broad daylight police expect the action to be brisk. >> it's a 24/7 business. daytime, night, doesn't matter. they're out here. >> undercover officers set up shop in adjoining hotel rooms and immediately begin trolling the internet for women advertising sex for sale. >> right now we're looking for specifically out calls. out call means they will come to me. in call means i would go to them but i'm looking for an out call. >> do you have any time today? >> in the age of the internet police say ordering up sex has become as easy as ordering a pizza. >> is that you in the pictures? >> whatever you li

>> chicago police have arrested this woman for soliciting prostitution. it's her third such arrest in as many months. >> just take me to jail. what the [ bleep ]. >> you can scream all you want -- >> i'm going to do whatever i've got to do. i don't care. i don't care! i don't care! >> keep screaming -- >> i don't care. >> we will learn much more about her case in a moment, for stories like hers are all too common in the underground sex trade. >> public safety is our main concern. and this is not something that we want as a society. >> domestic sex trafficking is a crisis that occurs right here in our very own community. >> cook county state's attorney anita alvarez leads the county's human trafficking task force. a joint effort between local police and prosecutors to crack down on slavery rings in chicagoland. >> what we've seen here in cook county, the trend that we're starting to see really are the gangs. the gang structure. >> gang members are not just selling drugs any longer. they're selling children. >> and the gangs are getting involved in this bec

a chicago historian. jonathan and i are doing a thing on gang life and politics in 1920s, capone versus madden and things like that. you know, chicago, made a couple of mistakes. and it was the skyscraper center of the world in the 1890. best skyscrapers and handsomest ones. then they set limit on skyscrapers. i believe there should be limits. this was a little too early in the game to do that. and it never quite shook its frontier position. the gang life in chicago is what stereotypically. the new york gangsters, people like ralsteen, really mistrusted people like capone. because he was too quick with the gun and too quick with the machine gun. they took care of people like that. even costello. i'm not trying to present him as, you know, a man on a -- purity. but he never carried a gun. and madden never really carried a gun either. they had their own enforcers. but it wasn't part of the persona. and they were knit more closely into the city. i think what gave them more stability was tameny. and the polit

>> durante seis aÑos nos acompaÑÓ dÍa tras día conduciendo noticias univisiÓn chicago,hasta que un dÍa se fuerza a su sueÑo. >> en presentÓ la oportunidad de ser corresponsal para el medio oeste, pero todavÍa aquí, en chicago.a los 2 aÑos sucedieron los ataques terroristas.estuve cubriendo todo eso y luego me transfirieron hacia miami donde me quedÉ. ♪ >> esa partida fue para escalar profesionalmente aunque la ciudad de los vientos siempre ha quedado en su corazÓn. >> siempre lo digo, regresarÁ chicago es regresar a mi casa, en esta ciudad me consolidÉ profesionalmente y tengo gratos recuerdos de chicago. >> es precisamente su gente de chicago quien ha preguntado que ha sido de su vida,hoy todas esas preguntas serÁs respondidas,tiene decidida a contarnos su verdad.quÉ mejor que conmigo? a quien durante mucho tiempo llamÓ su esposo a televisiÓn. >> era un secreto a voces,mucha gente lo sabÍa pero no lo querÍa reconocer.la verdad libera a uno. ♪ >> en segundos,los mejores chismes gordos de la farÁndula.no se los pueden perder.... tu lado más tranquilo te llama. tu la

sublets composite shows dry conditions in chicago. to expand the view we find snow mixing with rain. a tight system. it does make rain and snow it will grace of to the south. snow across portions of central iowa and into northern missouri. on 70 going south towards st. louis there is the potential for rain and snow mixture. if you are headed to the east, that's where the storm is going to cause problems. today's high of 33. tomorrow, 28 degrees. one of the coldest banks during days in quite some time. friday, 34 with rain and snow mixed. >> still ahead, the battle of the divas lighting up the internet. >> and marcus shows us how to survive black friday shopping with deals and fax. >> and the park is open. the look of the new jurassic world movie trailer. world movie trailer. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com you can print real u.s. postage for all your letters and packages. i have exactly the amount of postage i need, the instant i need it. can you print only

in chicago, it was the illinois central from new orleans to chicago. and normally when they got to a city, that's where the jobs were, and that's where they settled. and the blacks in chicago, for example, settled on the south side. so we had a lot of blacks coming north, looking for jobs. we also had a time when a lot of american men were in the army, in world war i, so often blacks were getting the jobs that i had. the union movement was quite sympathetic to blacks actually, so they were actually doing well. the soldiers come back, looking for the jobs. and there's a real conflict here, or else you get a recession after the war normally, because of retooling for peace time. so there was a jobs crisis. you also had a huge number of immigrants now, because all during world war i, from 1914 to 1918, there are no immigrants coming because the mid-atlantic is there and the submarines out there. so with the war over, you get a flow of immigrants, also needing jobs, also needing houses, all of this. and we're going to be talking about white protestants, bec

so he comes to chicago, opens an irish pub because there was a shortage of irish pubs in chicago. [laughter] then he opened another restaurant, then another and another. four months ago, billy and his wife became american citizens and they voted for the very first time as americans on november 4. you could often find their son also named l.a. charming the heck out of customers at all hours of the day and night stop they've gone from blowing 10 workers to employing 250 workers. and you just heard what he said -- this is what immigrants do. one study a few years ago found immigrants start more than a quarter of all new businesses in the united states. one quarter of them. another study found immigrants and their children start over 40% of fortune 500 companies. think about that. but it makes sense because being a nation of immigrants, gives us advantagerepreneurial over other nations. if you are willing to strike out and go someplace new and build from scratch, you've got the sense of eating willing to take risks and being able to build something from scratch. -- that'shat spirit pa

the highest winds in chicago last friday approached 70-miles an hour. it whipped up debris...and that's how they think those windows broke. congressman rush is asking for help to repair the damage. election day is tomorrow and both candidates in the governor's race went looking for voters at church. both governor quinn and bruce rauner spent sunday morning at african american churches. rauner went to four churches and told congregations how his financial success allowed him to give back to their schools and communities. quinn quoted scripture as he pushed for higher wages. >> make sure the people who work hard who are doing the right thing get paid a decent wage. >> i will increase the minimum wage but i will also help small business some families are not just stuck with minimum wage hoping to get there or stay at it but can rise through it. >>quinn says he would raise the minimum wage to ten dollars an hour by new year's day, if re- elected. but rauner says quinn couldn't even do that when he had a democrat controlled house and senate. the cubs will in

plus - - that's no meteor over the skies of chicago... we'll tell you what it was, and who was behind it. the rain... the mud... ba bam! it's there. the outside comes in. [doorbell chimes] its a swiffer wetjet. oh, i love this! i could do this every day. sunshine is overrated. now we can get messy. are the big election headlines: bruce rauner appears to have won the race for illinois governor. but governor quinn has not conceded yet, saying there are still too many votes that haven't been counted. and the republican party has taken over control of the united states senate, winning seven seats. check out the numbers on our website, w-g-n t-v dot slash results. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. a developing story in the southwest suburbs. one person was found dead after a fire ripped through a house in burbank, overnight. it happened on 86th and major avenue. we'll have more details as they become available. police have put out an alert... on the sexual assault in west town on halloween. this was at the 800 block of west

. >> noticias univisiÓn chicago iniciaba transmisiones. >> buena noche. bienvenidas y gracias por acompaÑarnos. quizÁs no quiero pensar más en muchos inmigrantes... tenemos un equipo, creo que fue uno de los mejores de noticias con los que he trabajado. habÍa mucha unidad entre todo el mundo. pesar de que a pesar de que nos expresÁbamos en la sala de redacciÓn. el trabajo se hacÍa con humor y le ponÍamos tanto amor a noticiero. >> hoy, tras dos dÉcadas llenas de cambio y de satisfacciones para univisiÓn chicago, regresa visitar su viejo hogar. >> mi querido! >> mi reina, cÓmo estÁs? >> despuÉs de hacer un recorrido por la sala, donde edna escribir cientos de historias. la acompaÑamos a recorrer las calles de nuestra comunidad, a reencontrarse con la gente que todavÍa la recuerda. ( sonido ambiente ) >> aÚn estando lejos... >> durante seis aÑos, me acompaÑa dÍa con día conduciendo noticias univisiÓn chicago. hasta que un dÍa se fue para ir tras un sueÑo. >> se me presentÓ la oportunidad de ser, bueno, corresponsal para el medio oest

from phillips there's a new push to unionize employees of chicago's bike- about 75 people in chicago work for "divvy." just over half of them petitioned the government, asking that they be represented by transport workers union. most "divvy" employees are part- time. among other things, they want more predictable work schedules, and better safety precautions the pl the mayor's plan to expand a chicago public schools ooram isg mixed review praise for its goals and criticism for how the program would be paid for. mayor emanuel has proposed borrowing the money through social impact bonds. the money could pay investors a return of about 6- point-3 percent. roughly doubling their 17-million- dollar investment over the next 18 years. emanuel wants to enroll 26-hundred more children into a pre-school program over the next 4 years. the university of illinois at urbana- champaign is pushing for its own medical it would focus on engineering and technology. its mission would be to develop physician- scientists. who could work in clinical practice. and create new medical equipment and innovation

. >> Él habÍa regresado de chicago el primer aniversario de la muerte del padre hasta hoy su vida transcurre buscÁndolo. >> saber dÓnde estÁ, anotando en vida a mi madre. >> a este hombre le secuestraron a su esposa y sus tres hijos en 2011. a pesar de que pagÓ el rescate no supo mÁs de ellos dice que lo peor fue lo que le dijeron al hacer la denuncia. >> se fue dice a lo mejor se llegÓ hasta tu dinero le digo cÓmo es posible que digan estos son mis hijos. >> la universidad de durham en inglaterra donarÁ 500 pruebas de adn en iguala para las que hicieron solicitudes. >> para ver las estrategias que podemos implementar para la bÚsqueda para la salvaciÓn de tanto la caracterÍstica de aquí es que la gente sufre mucho el gobierno no hace nada. >> dos cÓmplices del chapo musulmÁn revelaron a la fiscalÍa de chicago la forma en que operaba la red de trÁfico. margarito y pedro flores dijeron que la droga pasaba los estados unidos por trenes. los hermanos flores vendÍan hasta 2 t cocaÍna al mes. en chicago abastecÍan a otras ocho ciudades como ny, los Ángeles, washington d.c. >> s

you, to chicago and things get better for you. the auto works around here. >> we are expecting some snow showers today. mainly flurries across the region. a light dusting is possible. it's not a heavy hit of snow. temperatures are really the headline in terms of the weather. we do see flurries of boy back towards iowa they are along earache now moving toward 70 before the day is done. kerry is trading at 28. lincoln park is at 26. glen ellen at 21. it's gone to the cold through the entire day. 31 tomorrow. light flurries and then into saturday and sunday has in the low to mid-30s. >> coming up, an earthquake strikes america's heartland. >> the u.s. could overhaul its mission in syria and the fight against ices. and who is behind an attack on a group of american sailors in turkey. >> and the head, what's new in an extended trailer for the avengers sequel. three americane attacked while on shore leave in turkey. a group of men beat up the three crewmen of the "u.s.s. ross" as it docked in istanbul. the sailors were wearing their civ

north of chicago. as a travel to the south may be just a dusting. 21 right now for chicago. 20 in lansing. 17 and morris. 15 in dekalb. settle it composite shows snow coming in from the west. it will be heavy and it in and out by 10:00 a.m.. not much snow. will not dominate the whole day. light snow showers than its leaves. typical high, 41. you won't be close to that. today's high only 35. marl, windy and mild at 53 degrees. then we do it again on sunday. mostly cloudy high-temperature climbing up to the 52 greece. >> that's looking pretty good. pins are pretty quiet on the roads. but with a black friday it could get crazy. keeping our eye on that pier crash abound in ryan close to 26. minor- league blockage. approval see what happens. we can't blame snow at the mall if it's a going to be over by 10:00. that thanksgiving feast is already a memory -- as the black friday madness is now underway. and some shoppers got an early jump on the bargain hunting yesterday. who better to do this story thanpatrick

>> when i first in chicago, i went to a press conference with gary mccarthy from chicago and he alluded to the idea that basically programs for youth are necessary and for instance, this summer, everyone was all behind jacki robinson west, the team that was winning. >> right. >> people will be talking about the most sad things, but when you mentioned jacki robin con west, they stood up and it was like this is a real beacon of hope for everybody. beyond that, there are the police, many experts believe need to take a much more proactive role in the psychological evaluation of victims of gun violence. >> this is a series. what's next? >> what's up next is a two stories, one about ptsd and the effect on the larger community and also a story where youth who live a life on the street are compared with a guy who has been paralyzed from the chest down just a year ago. this is one potential safe that these kids might ever. >> you can check out the report, aftermath of a shooting at august dam. >> the effort to add things on barbie like cellulite and stretch marks to dolls. that's next. >> the la

traits 600in chicago gunshot ones every year. >> another shooting in chicago. another busy night. this is one of america's most murderous cities. no wonder it has been described as a war zone. a surgeon is an ideal training for. the only place we can get this training. we do have access to higher frequency penetrating caps off and silence. i always try to relate this to, arizona scenario you will see her. what would you do if you were in the field and this was your marine? served twonard has tours as a surgeon in afghanistan. he gets to use his skills on a 600 victims of crime is possible anywhere. >> you have to take the bullet out. we are looking for someone by the name of figaro. >> in chicago, it is domestic violence and gang crime that are the problem. the standard is to go after the offenders. that overall, the murder rate is going down. gun crime and gun possession is a problem in the city. weapons the sergeants he's on the street are becoming increasingly sophisticated area >> it is a sign of the times. i have done a lot of training with patrol rifles. there was a time whe

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rutter comes to washington from chicago, where she was president of the chicago symphony orchestra association, she said she was drawn to the kennedy center for the opportunity to use arts to affect the rest of the world. she wants to develop greater collaborations with other arts associations, including museums, theaters and untraditional groups. she said the kennedy center should have a seat at the table in dealing with challenging social and cultural issues. rutter is a prolific fund-raiser known for recruiting top talent. here she will serve as artistic and administrative leader for dance, chamber music and jazz. she will also oversee the national symphony orchestra and the national opera. she will be inheriting an ambitious $100 million renovation. please join me in welcoming the new president of the kennedy center, deborah rutter. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. i think he said it all. so we're done now, we can all have a nice afternoon. thank you, myron for the invitation to be here, thank you, nick, thank you, amy for the opportunity to be here and for your very gener