damaged by this tornado. now, you can see here the main part of the house, pretty much intact right now. there s damage to the roof but the area to the right here, this is where the garage was, and fortunately, no one was home when this tornado hit. we re told that a couple of pets were home but even they were okay. there have been crews out here all night working on houses like this, trying to get everything cleaned up. the good news to report tonight, there are no serious injuries coming from this small town. now, as you mentioned before, a brave individual with a cam remarks able to capture this as it passed through, it was posted on youtube this afternoon. several tornadoes touched down m mchenry, but this one touching down in boone county, near rockford, a little northeast of rockford, knocking out power and causing serious damages to homes and businesses. again, this is an amateur video posted on youtube. the tornado also knocked over a school bus. i believe we have a p
northbrook. that s where wgn s judy wang is live. reporter: good afternoon. glenbreak north principal declined to speak with us on camera. he gave a statement that said in part we respect elizabeth seeberg s exceptional crks and saddened by her loss. we support seeberg s parents have hired a former federal prosecutor to investigate. 19-year-old was freshman at st. mary s college near notre dame. she reported to university police a member of the football team assaulted her in her dorm. see went to the hospital. allowed medical personnel to use a dna evidence kit. provided statements and id d the player from a photo. nine days later she died from a prescription drug overdose. the chicago tribune reported this weekend notre dame would not acknowledge the case local police st. joseph county police and st. joseph county prosecutors tell the paper the school did not inform them about seeberg s claim. the players seeberg claimed attacked her is still playing. coach brian keel
22nd to file their petitions but the herald birds increase their chances of g-8ing names to appear on the ballot. this is showing off the support you that have from the voters. at 9:00 a.m. the candidates bring in the stacks. the former senator carol moseley-braun, who claims to have 91,000 signatures, says she is ready to shake things up. this is chicago, and harold washington said it is not bean bags. we ll hold on and to and respond and get the message out in every way that we can. the candidates must collect 12,500 to get on the 22nd ballot. many of them had representatives in line outside of the board of elections in the middle of the night. the goal is to get the top spot in the race ta will be determined by lottery december 1. and rahm emanuel did not show his campaign workers arrived reporting 90,000 plus signatures. and the city clerk presented 40,000 signatures. this is good for the city. it bodes well for the future of the city of chicago and i m excited ab
withen a impressive group of kid musicians. a surprising performance by 11- year-old violin prodigy max lewis helped to set the stage for the not so surprising announcement. he was introduced by mckenna and wasted no time firing up the crowd. we need a leader who is a unifier and woe can bring people together and will work with blacks and whites and hispanics. reporter: he talked about job creation, fighting crime and said if elected, he will focus on education reform. every child in america deserves the right to an equal high quality education. reporter: also making his candidacy for mayor official, u.s. congressman danny davis. addressing a roomful of supporters, he called himself the grass roots candidate who is most in touch with chicago s diversity. i m prepared to bridge the gap between affluent wealthy communities and those that are still struggling. i will bridge the gap between north side and south side. between downtown and west side. reporter: davis is
and they do. had they fouled and had bogans on the line or something, maybe they miss. maybe they miss both of them. that three-point shot now the huge. neil: 99-94. so it s a five-point game. at the free throw line, the crowd thinks the bulls have the game one. they re in a frenzy over hitting 100. he makes the first one. look at the kids. neil: 100 to 94 with ten seconds left. bulls trying to wheel off three straight here and get their fifth home win of the season. that pretty much says it right there, neil. ride home safely. neil: and back out. little jumper good by armstrong. now they decide to foul with two-tenths left and down by five. stacey: that s really amazing, not knowing the situation and not knowing how much you re down tore score. you keep playing until the game is over. even if you were down 10, you should continue to try to fight. neil: you have to know the time. stacey: you can see they had a lapse in that sequence. when you had 30 seconds, y