Chicago police say three people have been arrested and face terrorism related charges as the city prepares to host leaders from more than 28 countries at the NATO summit.<br/> <br />The three men are accused of targeting President Barack Obama's re-election campaign headquarters and the home of Mayor Rahm Emanuel.<br/> <br />Police say the men had bomb making materials, knives and a hunting bow.<br/> <br />Their bail was set at $1.5 million dollars each<br/> <br />Security in the city is high and forces were out on the streets checking all vehicles near McCormick Place, the site of the summit.<br/> <br />The two day gathering will focus on the future of Afghanistan after a decade of war.<br/> <br />Deborah Gembara, Reuters
