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Monday, December 12, 2011

Monday's Daily Brief

Monday, December 12, 2011
POLITICS
Supreme Court To Rule On Arizona Immigration Law
TECHNOLOGY
Julia Bacha: Pay Attention To Nonviolence
WORLD
Putin's Billionaire Challenger
GREEN
208 New Species Discovered In Threatened Region Of Southeast Asia
BUSINESS
Protesters Eye West Coast Ports
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Robert Redford: Keystone XL and Jobs: Just More Pipe Dreams
This week the GOP leadership, once again, has sided with Big Oil against the will of the American people. They are trying to circumvent President Obama's decision to further investigate the impacts of the controversial Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. GOP leadership is instead advocating for granting the permit now, or else they will hold up important legislation meant to benefit real people's real lives. They want you to believe it's about jobs, but that's not what the facts bear out. Is there anything more cynical than Big Oil and its Washington allies playing on heartland hardship by pretending a dangerous tar sands pipeline can put folks back to work?
Ari Melber: The Underminey Backlash Against Newt, Starring Peggy Noonan
The essence of fame, of course, is people knowing of you without knowing you. Gingrich's hope, then, is to keep these worlds apart and his fans at a distance.
Lord Weidenfeld of Chelsea: An Icy Winter Threatens
Gloomy weeks for the western world: the elections in Egypt and Russia threaten to transform the Arab spring as well as the hoped for political thaw with Moscow into an icy winter.
Stephanie Madoff Mack: I Still Don't Understand Mark's Suicide
Last year, nearly two months before my husband Mark Madoff committed suicide, he and I were out to dinner celebrating our sixth wedding anniversary.
Chris Kelly: Mitt Romney's Honor Is Worth $10,000 and Not a Penny More
When you really think about it, this brouhaha is a perfect illustration of why it's so hard, in Obama's America, to be a super-rich white businessman.
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Monday, December 12, 2011


Explosion blows front off Skokie building | VIDEO
An explosion blew the front off of an apartment building in the 8700-block of Kimball Avenue in north suburban Skokie. Flames ripped through the roof.

Single mom, 2 others killed in fires | VIDEO
Fires across the Chicago area and northwest Indiana left three people dead, including a Lake Station mother whose young children survived.
Car strikes person, slams into flower shop | VIDEO
A car struck a pedestrian at a bus stop before crashing into a building at Irving Park and Kimball Monday morning on the Northwest Side.
House in session to finalize Sears, CME deals
The Illinois House returns to Springfield Monday for another one-day session. The House will be finalizing the tax break deals with the CME Group and Sears.
No water in East Chicago after main break | VIDEO
Residents in East Chicago, Ind., are without water after the rupture of a water main early Sunday morning.
Coyote videotaped on North Side | VIDEO
Another coyote has been spotted on Chicago's North Side. This time, it was videotaped.

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43°F

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31°F

Increasing cloudiness


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Tiniest babies grow up healthy; still an exception to the rule A new medical report says the tiniest babies, some weighing under a pound, still face long odds of merely surviving, and that success stories are the exception, not the rule.


Chef Rick Bayless; Macy's cookbook Macy's team of chefs is sharing favorite recipes in ''The Macy's Culinary Council Thanksgiving & Holiday Cookbook.''

Roasted Butternut Squash Soup with Apples and Chipotle
Warm Christmas Punch
Coconut Flan


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Friday, December 09, 2011

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Friday, December 9, 2011


1st measurable snow leads to crashes | VIDEO
A light snow fall and cold temperatures Friday morning caught motorists off guard as numerous crashes occurred because of the slick road conditions.

2 allegedly burglarized Chicago firehouse | VIDEO
Chicago firefighters say they caught a pair of thieves burglarizing their firehouse while they were out on a call.
3 men in Uptown standoff linked to Indiana murder
Three men arrested after a standoff on Chicago's North Side earlier this week are now charged in connection with an Indiana murder.
Man accused of Chicago police station attack | VIDEO
Three police officers were called to subdue a man accused of throwing chunks of concrete at a plate glass window inside a Jefferson Park police station.
Equipment trouble delays CTA lines
Some CTA train riders encountered delays Friday morning. The trains are back on schedule now.
Officials to announce green space project
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn are expected to announce a new green space project Friday.

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New ABC7Chicago.com traffic tools Traffic anchor Roz Varon shares information about the helpful tools.

Traffic Tool: Interactive Map, Directions, Alerts
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'Lidia's Italy in America' recipes New cookbook ''Lidia's Italy in America'' by Lidia Bastianic focuses on Italian home cooking -- but from an American perspective.

Stuffed Tomatoes (Pomodoro Farciti al Forno)
Grilled Caesar Salad (Insalata alla Cesare Grigliata)
Braised Fennel with Sausage (Finocchio Brasato con Salsicce)


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Friday's Daily Brief

Friday, December 9, 2011
COLLEGE
Investigators In Virginia Tech Shooting Say Gunman Committed Suicide, Not Connected To University
TECHNOLOGY
Graham Hill: Less Stuff, More Happiness
POLITICS
Elizabeth Warren: 'Karl Rove Is Not Telling The Truth'
NEW YORK
Mayor Bloomberg Defends NYPD's Handling Of Press During Raid
TECHNOLOGY
And Apple's 'iPhone App Of The Year' Is...
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Sen. Bernie Sanders: Saving Our Democracy
The Constitution of this country has served us well. But when the Supreme Court says that attempts by the federal government and states to impose reasonable restrictions on campaign ads are unconstitutional, our democracy is in grave danger.
Madeleine M. Kunin: Occupy Congress
To give power back to 99 percent of Americans, we need a grassroots campaign for a constitutional amendment to reverse recent Supreme Court decisions on limiting campaign contributions.
Jim Wallis: The Disappearance of the Compassionate Conservatives
The compassionate conservative space is vital to the health of the nation and the future of the poor, and therefore preserving it is essential. Republicans returning to it might further open up the space for the kind of bipartisan cooperation we desperately need.
Dr. Joel Hoffman: Five Mistakes in Your Bible Translation
Starting about 2,300 years ago, the Hebrew Bible was translated into a Greek version now known as the Septuagint. One shortcoming of that translation is its inattention to near synonyms.
Meghan Telpner: Holiday Party Survival Guide
The windchill has set in and it is that time of year again when our calendars fill with the fun (and not-so-fun) holiday soirées. There are easy ways to make it through the season without needing to buy new jeans one size up come January -- and to do so without feeling totally deprived.
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