The FBI said Thursday that there is no indication of a terror threat against the city of Chicago leading up to the NATO summit that will take place in the Windy City this weekend. The bureau will be on high alert and is equipped to bring in extra agents if it appears an attack is imminent. Law-enforcement officials admit that Chicago is a target even without the summit, but a throng of police, FBI, and Secret Service agents will be patrolling the city center during the two-day summit.
