allow for brain swelling. the skull was eventually sealed and he went to the rehabilitation institute of chicago for his recovery. the stroke was ton right side of the brain. the right side du not control language or mental aquety, which explains why the senator's sharp and clear. in this video talking about getting the economy back on track. >> i can't wait to go back to work to vet to spend less to borrow less and tax less to help fix our economy. >> reporter: because the right brain controls movement on the left side, the senateder has some speech delay and has limited movement of his left arm and leg. visual facial ability may be impacted as well. while it's clear t 52-year-old has gotten stronger since his stroke, he may never regabe full movement on the left side. doctors are not shocked or worried by this video. this was the prognosis from the beginning, left side physical deficit. but the senator even though looking weak, sounds strong in his words and his resolve. back to you. voters in indiana went to the primary polls today and brought an end to richard leuer's 36 years in office. instead they say yes to richard murdoch who is more conservative. he sounded defeated -- he solidly defeated luger with most of the votes counted. >> he is not now my enemy. he will never be my enemy. he was simply over the last 15 months my opponent. >> deep in the senate in the next eight months despite a very difficult election atmosphere. >> murdoch now facing democrat joe donnelly currently a congressman come november. republican presidential candidate mitt romney campaigning in mish gab easily winning today's indiana presidential primary with 64% of the votes. in other news, the defense rest. the man accused of killing the mother, brother and nephew of againer if hudson now awaits closing arguments and a jury's verdict. shawn lewis has the story. >> reporter: this was the last day of testimony of the william balfour murder trial. prosecutor saved their biggest piece of evidence for last. a key ring. tom kelly testified that william balfour carried those keys with him when he was arrested just hours after the hudson family murders in october 2008. one of those keys matched jason hudson's white suv, the one found abandoned on chicago's best side after the murders. the body of yulian king was inside. but police never tested the keys until three years after the murders. and they weren't recorded in the evidence log at the time. why is the big question? here's our legal analyst. >> the defense said the police detective, another one, did not actually inventory the keys until sometime in late about a month later. so i expect that tomorrow the closing arguments they'll be making something big about that. >> reporter: and in contrast to more than a week of testimony by more than eight state witnesses. the defebs was short. just two detectives called lasting 20 minutes total. during which detective greg jacobson admitted he made a mistake on his original report written right after the murders. a 12 hour time difference on when evidence was found. >> i expect prosecution will say, it says that but he didn't realize that until this past week when he was asked to look at it again. officers do make mistakes. they're human beings. i expect they'll go to the juries and say look aren't there times when you make a mistake and put something down when you really didn't mean that? they'll argue it was a mistake. >> reporter: course, the one voice missing from the trial was william balfour himself, who did not take the stand in his own defense. closing arguments begin at 11:00 a.m. wednesday morning. in the news room shawn lewis wgn news. mayor manuel unveiling his pension plan. the mayor calling it a day of remembering conning as he greeted powerful lawmakers from both parties who are working together on state wide pension reform. the mayor said chicago has a staggering $20 billion unfunded pension liability. his goal is to cut that by 40% by phasing in a higher retirement age increasing worker contributions and holding off cost of living increases for ten years. >> they've done everything required of them. everybody else in my view has either kicked the can down the road or not taken responsibility. >> we need this help. it needs to be done in a bipartisan way. we need to get it done before we leave here. >> getting it done means getting it done by the end of the legislative session at the end of this month. mounting tensions between planned nato protesters and the city. >> next why chicago revoked a previously approved plan. >> details of how the cia was able to intercept a bomb intended for an american plane. >> and temperatures will dip a bit tomorrow but it's all looking up after that. ♪ ♪ break the ice with breath-freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. come into kmart this mother's day! get this nook color for just $149.99! plus great apparel, sleepwear and boxed gifts for mom up to 40% off! shop your way rewards members get a free rose bouquet when they spend $50 or more wednesday through saturday. only at kmart. the city of chicago pulled a permit for nurses who wanted to gather this month. >> of the cities concerns and where the nurses are now being told to hold their demonstration. >> reporter: good evening to both of you. it was a stunner. thousands of nurses planning to march up and down the loop were told they had to move their march east toward the lake and more importantly away from daily plaza here behind me. one man alone may be responsible for this last-minute change. he plays a guitar and he's proven he can draw a very large crowd potentially a problem for police. tom barelo best known for his dates with rage against the machine. his talents attracting the young and vocal. his willingness to get involved in politics is invaluable even to a bunch of nurses planning a protest on friday may 18th. morelo plans to join them and play to the crowd. police now believe because of his participation that number will be much more. thousands more. >> we think it's outrageous that at the 11th hour the city has decided to change a permit that had already been granted in order to take nurses out of the public eye. nurses -- they don't harm people. they help people. >> reporter: today the city pulled the protesters plan that would start near the sheraton and end at the famous picasso. to that rock star libertyville native tom morello treated this. why are they so frayed of the night watch man? >> they claim that having an artest and a couple thousand nurses do this demonstration exceeds the permit. that they don't have the ability to provide accurate security for it. >> reporter: tonight all the big hitters took questions from the public one last time. the secret service, the fbi and the chicago police were all present. the prairie district is naturally of great interest. >> if you live in that area, you'll drive to your house. there's several businesses. you may have to park and walk up to. but everybody from the hospital down there to mcdonald's open for business. >> reporter: but when it came to this protest a permit now not denied but modified, no one wanted to touch it. according to chicago's top cop, the change in the route is about more than just crowd control. >> there's a whole bunch of issues that surround it. it has to do with transportation and 100 other things. as i said, that's happening on a different level. >> reporter: the nurses have until thursday to agree. and if they don't? >> we need to look at our legal options. >> reporter: tomorrow noon at city hall, the nurses will be protesting this permit issue, hoping, they say for some change before thursday's deadline. now, it is worth mentioning there was some other news that came out of today's press conference with the public today. superintendent mccarthy shared news about the arrest situation. we now know what will happen to any number of people who are arrested during the nato summit for civil disobedience. mccarthy said depending on where someone is arrested they will be sent to the closest district station for processing. western in belmont is a police headquarters no more. we are told that if there were mass arrests that might be a likely place for people to be held. that would be a make shift detention center. mccarthy went on to say the system can handle up to 5,000 arrests during this period. back to you. >> okay. thank you. it is all off the record but u.s. officials say the would be suicide attacker in that foiled underwear bomb plot was a double agent. cnn sources say the person sent by al qaeda in yemen to bomb a u.s.-bound jet had infiltrated the group. the agent was recruited by the saudis, he convinced terrorists that he wanted to blow himself up on an american plane. he left yes, ma'am within the explosive device and delivered to it the cia. up next tom's full forecast. with a cooldown that we won't complain about because the rest looks really good. we have product x and we have product y. we are going to start with product x. the only thing i'll let you know is that it is an affordable product. oh, i like that. let's move on to product y, which is a far more expensive product. whoaaa. i don't care for that at all. yuck. you picked x and it was geico car insurance and y was the competitor. is that something you would pay for year after year? 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we've hit 70. it's beautiful. we're going to cool down. these clouds produced some showers even a type of thunder. they may redevelop tomorrow in spots. the big news, again the warmest spring on record. the records go back to 1871. this is 19.6 degrees above average. we're blowing it away. 9.6 degrees above average. ten degrees plus warmer than last spring by this time. what a season it's been. lot of this reflects the warmth we saw during march. and really a pretty warm weather map except for this little area of cooler temperatures with warm air running up around it. the cool air is what comes in here tomorrow. 53 in the twin cities. that's the little downturn we have tomorrow. instead of near 70 degree temperatures we'll be in the low 60s. lots of blue on this map. lots of negative numbers. winds are light tonight. west at 5. dew point 43. gives you an idea where the temperatures will wind up by morning. humidity 52%. off the charts today. that's the word from our dr. lea. and the group, grashs moderate high tree pollen. welsh these are temperatures. here are the dew points. highland park here in the city. again, in a clear sky light wind situation, we won't have totally clear skies tonight. but close enough to it that those dew points give you an idea of where the temperatures will go. here you see that scattering of clouds that develop. if we lay the radar in daytime heating causes these things to explode. as the sun sets they made away. you can see the coverage is far less tonight than it was earlier this afternoon. once we heat up tomorrow, one more day right on the nose of this jet stream and under this cool air pool where there's enough instability, we may get a couple showers. then this thing blows off to the east. we begin to warm up later in the week in a nice fashion. again, you see these clouds collapsing with the coolness of the night. briet light towering clouds fade away and our model picks up on that. couple sprinkles around in spots tonight. but tomorrow we start with a sun/cloud mix. daytime heating leads to this display of showers that will pop up during the day. 20%, 30% of the area gets in on that before the showers fade away and we go through the rest of the week under sunshine and with warmer temperatures. the next seven days we'll see only about .11 of rain compared to 3.7 inches in the last 14 days around here. and 4.8 degrees above normal for next week. as we head into the nato summit here in chicago. looks like it will be a warm weekend. tomorrow high pressure and low pressure combine to produce tomorrow's winds. they will be light. this thing comes over us thursday so the winds really fade out. then a return flow of some out to the west. strong southerly winds. that will pump temperatures by friday up to about 70 degrees. look at the readings, as a matter of fact. tomorrow 50s. we go the day after. you'll see the 70, upper 60s show up right there. 80s in the plains states. that's what will provide the 70s by the time they get here later in the week. cool off on saturday. warm back up again early next week. could get warm and humid later next week. forecast partly cloudy. just a bit cooler. a few sprinkles are possible. low temperature 41 to 50. coolest in the suburbs. west winds at 5 to 16. tomorrow partly cloudy. couple of light showers may pop up again. high temperature 61 versus our 70 today. and winds will be light. normally even north of the afternoon. clearing, chilly 42 at o'hare. 30s inland tomorrow night. sunny. warmer in the afternoon. 66 on thursday. and even warmer 74 on friday. 71 saturday. 667 sunday. low 70s monday, tuesday, with a warm-up beyond this seven day period that could include some summer like activity. it's nice. >> good, tom. see you later. coming up, with their season on the line the bulls aren't going down without a fight tonight in game five. questions about the future of the black hawks head coach are answered by coach q himself. dan rome is in next with sports. 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