KING: Welcome back. Let's check in with Joe Johns for the latest news you need to know right now.</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN ANCHOR: John, a former member of Gayana's parliament will spend the rest of his days behind bars. That's the sentence for Abdul Kadir. He was convicted of plotting to blow up fuel tanks at JFK International Airport in New York. President Obama's former right hand man looks like he may be the man to beat in Chicago's mayoral race. A Chicago Tribune WGN poll puts former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel far ahead of his rivals. But Emanuel is fighting legal challenges asserting he does not meet the residency requirement to run. And do your dental fillings contain mercury? An advisory panel is recommending the FDA look more closely into the safety of fillings that have a mixture of metals and mercury, especially in children and pregnant woman. It's concerned about possible medical problems. You know, I can remember when just the cavities were the issue, now it's the fillings too.</s>KING: Now it's everything that's in them I guess.</s>JONES: Unbelievable.</s>KING: I could joke about the Sam Adams last time. I got -- that's a tougher one.</s>JONES: I'm going to the dentist.</s>KING: That's the best person to ask, ask your dentist. Good advice. You're good at that.</s>JONES: Yes, consumer. News you can use.</s>KING: When we come back, the president meets with CEOs. They haven't always been happy. What happened today?
Life in Prison for JFK Bomb Plotter; Rahm Emanuel Ahead of Poll