business climate in the city. creating a small business center. this budget makes critical investments by reforming government instead of raising taxes. our goal is to reform where we can and where we must. that is where matters. providing greater opportunities for our children. a mixed reactions to the mayor s speech. he felt as though there should have been more than 4 in. and 57 police officers457 police officers. i did not think that is enough. whatever we can afford that is what we re going to try to do. i think it is a very optimistic message. even though these are tough economic times. it appears that chicago is going to be able to do more with less. mayor stressed the need for pension reform. the aldermen will have about one month to think over herit. video gambling is now up and running at bars truck stops and other locations around illinois. wgn s amy rutledge joins us live from davern s tavern in southwest suburban justice. amy? already busy on here. th
government association investigation last spring we focused on the mayor of country club hills accused of spending money on everything from musical acts to tuxedos to personal gifts. clamped up tonight town s newly elected treasurer questioning what is still going on. there could be fraud no stronger accusation could be made by the country club hills town house is run that is coming from the town s only treasurer, rhonda williams holds long time mayor responsible for the financial mess talking about being a good businessman has to spend money to make money last spring we showed you how much money the country club hills mayor was spending tax money tuxedos wears when introducing musical acts at the debt rated multimillion-dollar stage he had built the report pressured city council to take away all but one of the dozen top credit cards. city treasurer rhonda williams showed slap on the bears west has not stopped his on accounted for spending $1,000 for brackett and fi
[ cheering ] and here s the last two men who got out. ariel yanez. his wife gave birth while he was trapped below the surface. a baby girl named hope. [ cheering ] finally the last miner got out. the foreman lewis urzua. he was credited with helping the men endure the first two and a half weeks without outside contact. here s the view from below the surface. after the last miner was rescued, they held a sign showing their job was done. joining us by phone from chile with what s happening on the ground, alonso cook. what are you seeing now? well, there are crowds roaming through camp hope. jubilation, flags waving. people chanting viva chile. and some families are swarmed up the hillside that overlooks the san jose mine to light candles and sit next to their flags. the 33 chilean flags each with the names of one miner. the family put them up there as a sort of living shrine of a memorial not that they had died but basically as a symbol that they would not rest until