Tuesday, September 18, 2007

News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett
Mayor Daley yesterday suggested racism may be behind the opposition to the Chicago Children's Museum's move to Grant Park. But critics say the lakefront is public space and should remain so. Elizabeth Brackett tackles the issue with a representative from the Chicago Children's Museum and Alderman Brendan Reilly, whose ward includes Grant Park.

Chicago Matters
Like many suburbs, the village of Palatine is experiencing an increase in immigrants. But unlike some other towns, residents say Palatine is more welcoming of immigrants. Eddie Arruza reports on what sets Palatine apart in tonight's installment of our series Chicago Matters: Beyond Borders.

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WWII Vet's Untold Story
Rich Samuels brings us the story of Manuel Perez, a young Chicagoan from Little Village whose heroism in the second World War earned him the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Sister Mary Ellen Coombe
Meet a nun who is being honored by a prominent Jewish organization. Her life's mission is to teach mutual understanding and appreciation between Catholics and Jews.

Pete Seeger: The Power of Song
A new documentary shines light on the remarkable career of singer and activist, Pete Seeger. We'll meet the filmmaker.

Commentary
Writer, teacher and diversity training coach Garrard McClendon joins us as a guest commentator. Tonight he shares his thoughts about Barack Obama's presidential campaign.

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