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danny solis. today, a bobcat certitude demolished the community fieldhouse, but a group of parents and community activist ran in front of it and chased it away. people surrounded the building known as la casita. chicago police were called in. that is when the protest became heated. were arrested. those who would not budge had to be carried off. throughout the day, a crying finish the job. -- crane finished the job. some fought back tears. a bitter defeat for fat -- or families who wanted the building to stay or at least replaced. >> it has been here for so long. that the determined fieldhouse, which also served as a library for whittier elementary school, was not safe for occupancy. hadprevious cps chiefs promised to bring the building up to code, but that never happened. it will not be replaced with the soccer field, basketball court, and playground for a neighboring private school. >> this shows you how cps does not tell -- care about the children in this neighborhood. >> parents complained that cps gave no warning about the demolition. according to cps, parents declined an offer to have a face-to-face meeting this morning. activists said that the meeting would have to be at the fieldhouse. activists do not want to leave the building unattended because they were concerned it would be torn down. protests and the late afternoon vigil did not work. the community center was torn down by 5:00 p.m. >> i do not know that we can stop this. it keeps playing itself out neighborhood by neighborhood across the city. >> activists are also frustrated with alderman danny solis who was a no-show at a planned meeting at four as academy. >> he has been given a sum different stories. we want them to come out of hiding to listen to the demands of the community. tonight, alderman solis released a statement saying that the community center was deteriorated and unsafe and needed to be torn down, but at the same time, he said he was willing to work with the community on improvements. wgn news. >> thank you. at least two people were killed and 14 others wounded in overnight gun violence across the city. one man was shot last night around 11:30 in the eighth and -- 1800 block of north polaski road. an argument over beer between the two coworkers at a logan square party left one dead and the other critically injured. one person is in custody. two teens were also wounded in separate shootings this afternoon on the city's west and south side. both victims were taken to a nearby hospital. police are also looking into another murder, this one a 75 are old man who was watching to wash -- 75-year-old man who bludgeoned to death. according to a neighbor, the victim was the owner of a three- story building that houses a barbershop on the first floor. or had not been a fire recently in the building, that the victim was still living in the apartment. >> a fire in the southwest stripmall sent a chicago firefighter to the hospital. the initial call came in at about 7:00 a.m., and firefighters responded to the mall on the 5400 block of south kinzie avenue. the building housed a grocery store in several other businesses. -- and several other businesses. more than 100 firemen came to the scene. the unidentified firefighter was hurt and treated for a minor medicalt mercy hospital center. investigators are probing the cause of that blaze. the family of a chicago man who disappeared six years ago is launching a new search for him. spiro waseau -- john less -- was last seen at the company he co-owned in chicago. there have been no clues to his disappearance. his sister and investigators conducted a search today in the woods behind st. francis: we can. they had not said why they were looking in that area. they plan to continue the search throughout the weekend. >> testing began today on the new automated speed cameras that are being installed and safety zones around chicago public schools. the company that is setting those up, the american traffic solutions, performed the tests. the testing-- phase is expected to last about two weeks. once fully implemented, the city expects to have cameras in 50 safety zones this year. and watercago air show thrilled fans on its 56th annual performance. reports on thes aviation extravaganza. >> there we go! on the lake,ky and the air and water show brought thousands to chicago's sunny shore. >> it is beautiful, gorgeous. >> i do not think we could've gotten a nicer day. jackis family, including and nolan -- >> how fast is it? >> superfast. >> came in from lymington. >> we haven't been here before. it is cool to see the planes. >> for the first time in its 55 years, the military was not here. the government sequester took the wind out of its sales, no money to perform in any air shows this year. the all veteran parachute team landing on north avenue beach. >> you can see that! >> even bringing with them jim cornelius and down to earth to perform. glare ♪ rocket's red >> to be a veteran, i know it is a precious thing. we do not have the military people here. we have combat veterans who served proudly and are still serving, still giving back. >> flying by the sears tower, you are right about the level. it is fantastic. neckspite the inevitable aches, the crowds who lined the lakefront did like the show. military or not. >> it is what it is. you've got to save money somehow. if the money is not there, you cannot spend it. i do not have a problem with that. >> at north avenue beach, sean lewis. wgn news. >> that is still a lot of fun. a new round of protests and a standoff at the mosque in egypt, next. more than 1000 angry demonstrators refuse to leave their place of worship. >> also, mandatory evacuations in several idaho towns as a wildfire rages nearby. >> what is prompting a new inquiry into the death of princess diana? she died 16 years ago. jim, we had a beautiful day today. bob, not get used to it, because the whole weather pattern is about to change. the heat is coming back. i will have 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[ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >> it has been a rainy weekend so far across portions of the southeast, especially in wilmington, north carolina. more than four inches of rain struck new hanover county, causing localized flooding. some people still cannot get out of their homes. responders are on alert to assist anyone in case of an emergency. certainly no rain here. a gorgeous day for the air show. a gorgeous day for the women skydivers who got a record today. had to share that. >> i'm glad too. 81 was our high. the normal is 82 degrees with temperatures over the next seven days come incrementally increasing could we expect to see some 90 degree air come back into the chicago area before too much longer. what a beautiful time lapse! the air and water show could not have picked a better weekend. as you can see, plenty of blue sky. you can see this team, the contrails from the airplanes, not steam, but a little water vapor. not a cloud to be had across the chicago area. ho ching lewis and chicago have high temperatures of 81 degrees -- both st. louis and chicago had high temperatures of 81 degrees. 114 the high in phoenix. some very hot air. some of that will be making its way towards chicago. we will not be warming to quite that degree, but it is going to come close to 90. 71 is our current temperature. the humidity at 63%. he continued to have the wind off of lake michigan at eight miles per hour. temperatures all around the area, very mild, some of you watching from some of the western suburbs could have a low temperature once again in the 50s. look at that very warm dome of their slowly make its way to the east. you can see the colors darken just a bit by the end of the week. temperatures should easily make it to 90 a couple of days at least. look at the dewpoint temperatures. tonight, in the 50s, not very moist air. the dewpoint will be increasing with time. winds coming off of lake michigan, with speeds in the 5- 10 mile per hour range. situation,emperature a little chilly for swimming, but it is making a nice impact on the lake breeze. offs the water temperature of the lakefront. the coolest spot down at the southern buoy, 69 degrees. clouds over northwestern indiana, not much over chicago. it looks like it will stay cloudless or tomorrow. you have heard about the flooding in north carolina. the focus tonight is georgia. many flash flood watches in effect for that region. that moisture is being kicked off by a tropical disturbance, which is weakening at the moment. it is just a trough of low pressure now. it has gone a long way to , perhaps moisture flooding rains for parts of the southeast. look at this. the desert southwest. monsoonal moisture continues to be the problem. they probably need the release. very hot there today. i mention the flash flood watches. here they are through parts of of the and also parts central gulf coast. very heavy rains expected to continue. if you are in the chicago area, we will not probably see any rainfall. our computer models show not even a cloud. tomorrow afternoon, it is possible that a few showers could fire along the kankakee area, but even that is highly doubtful. we will continue to watch that. that is the only thing of any note on this model. let's check our forecast. for tonight, we are looking at clear skies and an early lake breeze that will eventually become calm. low temperature, 57 in the suburbs to about 64 downtown. tomorrow, bright sunshine, a perfect day. high temperatures between 80-86. winds shifting to the east eventually. 5-12 miles per hour. another nice day along the lakefront. sunday night, mostly clear. the early lake breezes. 60-60 five degrees for the low temperature. for monday, scattered clouds and mostly sunny. high temperatures, 83-87 degrees. check out what happens by wednesday. a 90 in the forecast. it is not just an ordinary 90. it will be a humid 90. that may trigger a thunderstorm by the time we get into thursday. there are some indications of widely scattered storms, but that is the only hint of rainfall through that seven-day period. in fact, we do need a little rain could we are running about and inch and three quarters below where we should be for the month. >> really? even after all the rain we had earlier? >> for the year, we are running a surplus. only an inch for the month of august so far. we are about an inch and 74 hundredths below normal. promotingnt obama is his immature healthcare reform program in his weekly address. while republicans are unhappy with the law. his comments come as some gop members in congress are calling for an effort to define obamacare in an up coming budget deadline. >> a lot of republicans seem to believe that if they can gum up the works and make this law fail, they will somehow be sticking it to me. but they would just be sticking it to you. calleden say that if you their office with questions about the law, they will refuse to help. call me old-fashioned, but that is lousy constituent service. >> the president is urging everyone to find out more about how the new affordable health care law works by going to healthcare.gov. republicans in their weekly address are calling on mr. obama to delay the individual mandate in the law that requires americans to obtain health insurance or pay a penalty. >> the president claims that this law is working the way it is supposed to. but clearly it is not. not when the administration is missing deadlines come issuing waivers, and granting delays handover fist. become so bad that the administration wants to rely on the honor system to verify who is eligible for subsidies. passed a bill this summer urging the administration to delay the individual mandate in the health care law. but it doesn't stand much of a chance of succeeding in the democratic controlled senate. >> in britain, police are looking at new information in the 1997 deaths of princess diana and her boyfriend. the trouble is we do not know what that information might be. police are staying quiet. one british newspaper says it may be related to claims made by a former special forces soldier in 2008. a corner concluded that princess diana's fatal car crash in paris was a result of grossly negligent driving involving improper vehicles chasing the company -- the couple and the driver of their mercedes. august 31 will mark the 16th anniversary of diana's death. >> it is always meet to watch explosive experts at work demolishing buildings without even breaking the windows at a neighbors house. experts were at work in dayton, ohio today. >> fire in the hole! >> fire in the hole! >> >> a series of strategically placed explosives brought down the century-old schwinn building in downtown dayton. the 12 story building, along with a portion of the former "dayton daily news," were imploded to make room for a new 200 apartment complex. >> how did they do that? still no word on whether charges will be filed against the couple who stayed a night at a motel in southern ontario and left behind 40 pythons. the couple from the town of branford also had five young children with them. the pythons were discovered by police when the couple left their motel room. the snakes were ball pythons, the biggest measuring 4.5 feet long. police say the snakes were in distress because of the cramped conditions and the lack of water. >> snakes in your hotel room? yikes. a beautiful day for a horse race in the northwest suburbs. >> next, we are spending some time at the arlington million. time at the arlington million. license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle that firmly attaches to the eraser so you get better leverage and more oomph with less effort. it's the perfect magic eraser for making stuff that's big and tough not so tough, after all. mr. clean's handy grip -- the newest member of the magic eraser family. in all purpose and bath. [ engine revs ] >> you are watching wgn news at 9:00. a historic chicago tradition drew in jockeys and fans from near and far for the 31st annual arlington million horse race. >> our very own marcus leshock. chance for a front row seat to all the action. marcus leshock got a chance for front row sheet -- seat to all the action. >> it was another exciting day at arlington park. why is it when i when i am jumping up and down? >> i come here all the time. >> the regulars may be used to the action, but the million brings up plenty of newcomers. for some, it is a family affair. you are all brothers? >> yes. >> you still like each other. >> it depends on who wins today. local rocker seventh heaven were entertaining the growing crowd in arlington parks section . >> you are the bachelor? >> i am. two weeks. >> why did you want to come here? >> beautiful day, great location. seventh heaven. >> things were a bit calmer in the fourth floor million room. that doesn't mean a lack of excitement for a big day of racing. >> we have been involved in horse racing for 25 years. it is a special day. >> you all have experience in the sport. who do you like in the million? >> ranger, he's got good form. >> then there are the race day hats, tradition that dates back .o the early 1700s to celebrate, arlington hold a hat contest every million day. you're the judge's? what are you looking for in the perfect hat? >> we are looking for the whole outfit. >> what is your name? tell me about your hat. >> it was from neiman marcus. i went to do the last year. this was my outfit. think you are half of what is in there. >> absolutely, i agree. >> do you think you have a chance? >> i think so. it out todidn't make the arlington million, no need to worry. arlington park is open through the end of september. heights, marquis -- marcus leshock, wgn news. >> he's got something like that somewhere hidden. coming up next in sports, more on that arlington million. >> that includes the very controversial finish to the race. >> we are going to have this, frustration boiling over at wrigley. , it sendsntal mistake the team to the shower. wgn, somesaw here on great defense from the white sox. highlights from minnesota next in sports. my name is lee kaufman. married to morty kaufman. 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[ male announcer ] ...something even bigger. this year, dawn is also donating $1 million to rescue efforts. go to dawnsaveswildlife.com. find out how the little things you do can make a big difference. >> rich king joins us now with sports. a lot going on with the cubs, big trades. >> a beautiful day for a ballgame, but a bad ballgame for the cubs. you wonder if cash was ever going to get it. an inexcusable blunder. cost the cubs the game -- blunder did not cause the cubs the game. a bad day for castro. nothing went well against the red birds. the red birds wrapped the 1-0 lead. carlos beltran, a base hit. they were on their way. coming back. the castro gap came in the fifth. short left field, castro calls for the ball and gets it, but then forgets the runner on first base tags. john j did score. the right move. castro was out of the game. he was benched. the cards then got two more runs. the lineup.in punsalan deep 2 left wing gone. a two run shot. the cards win 4-0. >> he has played in the big leagues long enough. discussion, and there comes a point in time where you have to cross that bridge and get to the next level. he feels as bad as anybody. he knows what happened. he feels awful right now. me, it is ay for year like that. i feel really bad, especially with a mistake like today. it is really tough. i do not put my head down. i know i can be good. >> let's hope he does. looking for the night when of the year in minnesota. shale going seven, giving up three runs. he got plenty of help. left mid it will sail into the seats for big three run shot. it gave the white sox a 5-3 lead. the sox defense also backed up. the glove-hand save. 463 double play. the sox win, 8-5. the arlington million awash in controversy. apache in real solution. we will show you the race, which was carried here on wgn, and then boil it down. >> and they are off. the arlington million. a great start it was for defending champion little mike. little mike to lead them early. it is little mike in front. side glance. he is on the outside. early million lead to little mike as these leaders come to the half-mile pole. them, sidek of glance, the apache in fifth, coming up with the pace. real solution being asked to pick up. camarena is 11th. then comes grandeur. they come towards the top of the stretch. little mike is back in front. little mike, hard ridden. hunter in back of the front. they are homeward bound in the million. here comes the apache to take the lead from little mike. real solution is staying on the. past the 16th. a real solution charging at apache. apache, aion, the battle that has come down to both. the apache, just a bit more than real solution. hold on. hold all tickets please. there has been a jockey's claim of foul. a claim of foul launch in the stretch run. apache,nside horse, the crossed the finish line first, but real solution was declared the runner after an inquiry. the jockey for the apache pumped real solution four times. wagered real solution, the horse and a cool 18-8 to win. apache dropped to second. the chicago fire coming up empty against the revolutions. the back field goal. that was all they knew. the revolution take this one home by a final score of 2-0. now the chevy silverado training camp update. the bears are off after beating the chargers, but they made some roster moves today. they sent jordan palmer. the bears also signed a defensive tackle, eric foster. take a vote on this last video. i say it is a hoax. it is sure lots of fun. australian baseball player knocking down a bowling pin with a baseball, he gets a 7-10 split. two balls in his hand and tries to knock both pins down. i have some serious rivers of -- reservations against this. they say he did it. i watched the tape several times. i could not keep track of everything. i don't know. it looks to me like a bunch of guys saying, let's can on youtube or wgn. they made it. >> hold all tickets. 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