what was behind the packages on the planes headed for chicago. tonight calls for firings and suspensions. this was a gruesome murder and we believe this was a crime of opportunity. >> police announce murder charges tonight in the case of a missing niu student. good evening. i'm micah materre. >> and i'm mark suppelsa. our top story on wgn tonight. julie unruh is live where charges were announced an hour ago in the missing student case. >> reporter: mark, they say it was random, it was isolated and the man they have in custody did act alone. this is what he's facing right now. five counts of first degree murder, one continue of arson as well as one of sexually

assault. his name is billy curl and he's 34 years old. he's a longtime resident of deb-- dekalb. this is the place where badly burned human remains were discovered october 16. police were led to him because he was in and out of that wooded park quite a bit. they tracked him to mexico. curl fled illinois on october 23 police say but came back to the states, louisiana to be specific. days later and was then taken into custody on tuesday night by u.s. marshals. the chief of police will not say exactly what happened to toni keller but curl and his victim did not know each other. he called it a crime of opportunity. investigators have no reason to believe, they say, that there are other victims that died at the hand of billy curl. >> they were in a secluded

area. we know that she had walked to the park. he was in the park and found her. >> one simply cannot imagine the anguish they have endured the past two weeks. the family has been an inspiration to everyone involved in this investigation through their support and quiet determination to see this investigation through to completion. >> reporter: now the president of niu just recently released a statement about this whole tragic incident saying in short toni was a victim of a senseless act of violence and we mourn her tragic death. today's news provides some comfort but does not bring her back to her family or niu. we want to mention billy curl is due in the courthouse tomorrow at 8:30 a.m.

with more details about the crime will be revealed to the judge. bond set at $5 million. >> thank you. and shortly after those charges were announced, i spoke on the phone with a cousin of the victim. here's what she had to say. >> there is comfort brought by the fact that there was an arrest in the case. but the comfort's fairly well stopped at the point of arrest. it's bittersweet. as you get information it's helpful to be able to eliminate the uncertainty but the certainty is horrifying. >> and of course we will continue to follow this story. the latest tomorrow on the morning news at 6:00 a.m.. the hunt is on for the international terrorist who tried to send bombs to chicago aboard ups and fedex planes from yemen. >> two packages packed with explosives. the triggering plane searches

up and down the coast and in chicago. >> reporter: all quiet here at o'hare. business as usual. travelers less concerned with terrorism more with getting where they need to go. it was a tip out of saudi arabia that got the tip about this plot. >> i want to briefly update the american people on a credible terrorist threat against our country. and the actions that we're taking with our friends and our partners to respond to it. >> reporter: in the end, it was agencies on three continents working together to thwart multiple terror attacks that originated in yemen. other planes searched up and down the eastern seaboard. the plot triggering worldwide fear that al qaeda was launching a major new terror campaign. >> two suspicious packages

bound for the united states specifically two places of jewish worship in chicago. those packages had been located in dubai and east midlands airport. united kingdom >> reporter: and they did contain explosive material. one described as a toner cartridge with wires and circuits attached. at airports around the country particularly o'hare counterterrorism has been stepped up according to the department of homeland security. much of it the agency says travelers simply won't see. and most travelers refuse to give in to terrorism. >> you got to move around the country. >> there's always going to be some type of threat. but you can't let it stop you from living your life. >> reporter: what there is more of is awareness. and resignation. to the price of transportation security. >> being aware. and prepared to stand in longer lines.

>> reporter: and the president has travel plans of his own that bring him here tomorrow. overnight trip to campaign for local democrats. the white house says his plans aren't changing and we should stick to ours as well. >> thank you. chicago's jewish community on full alert tonight after the discovery after explosive packages addressed to synagogues here. >> reporter: on the night of sabbath synagogues remain on high alert acutely aware of the near miss. so far the fbi has remained tight lipped about which two synagogues were targeted in this. only adding to the anxiety within the jewish community in chicago. this notice was frantically drafted by the antidefamation league of chicago. >> we put together a letter of alert seasoning to jewish centers. >> reporter: initially the two

packages intercepted in dubai an the uk were thought to be decoys. the picture changed dramatically by 3:00 this afternoon when the white house confirmed that both packages with chicago addresses were indeed working explosives. the fbi office said all churches synagogues and mosques in the chicago area should be vigilant for any unexpected packages especially those coming from overseas. for most congregations, services went on as schedule tonight. temple shalom rabbi saying not to cow cower. >> i can tell you we were not one of the intended recipients of the threats that are being reported by the media. >> reporter: there are 125 synagogues in chicago alone. intelligence officials say all of them need to remain vigilant

as the al qaeda network continues to plot targets on u.s. soil. >> thank you. today's events show that terrorism remains a threat to the u.s. it's not sure how the current plot was to unfold and who was involved. >> i think the issue is that there's a great deal more that we don't know. were they going to go directly to the synagogues? were they going to be delivered to someone who would complete the operation here? there's pieces of the puzzle we don't know. >> tonight it's apparent the al qaeda terrorist threat is something that americans will have to endure for some time to come. the notre dame student will be honored tomorrow. players wear decals honoring declan sullivan in their game. mass is sunday at st. mary church in buffalo grove. thousands of people a memorial last night.

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own to share. they proved the strong human bond he shared with the late bishop. >> i never got to worry about the newspapers and media if i ever talked to dr. brazier. i never worried. you would go to him and listen to him. he would advise you and you would take his advice. if you didn't follow it he would call me. he would call me right away. what happened? [ laughter ] >> and mayor daley caught the spirit of rejoicing in the long life that changed the city of chicago. if she hadn't already been arrested, this would be big news tonight. we obtained copies that recommended firing todd stroger's deputy chief of staff. carla oglesby already quit.

but the questions in this report are raised how far up in power will there be trouble? >> can you talk about the charges tonight. >> reporter: this report reveals the dealings that got carla oglesby arrested. the report recommended the be fired for what she did. that involves profiting from no bid contracts under 25 grand that don't have to be approved by board commissioners. wgn obtained a copy of one such check she got. tonight because these contracts are approved by only stroger, he could be a target in the future. >> usage of taxpayer money to reward workers. and demand in which these moneys were quickly dispersed within days when it takes months to get a payment from the county shows to me that this went all the way to the top and involved either todd stroger himself or someone who

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and monetary advantage throughout this race. it's not just wrong morally, it's also unlawful. >> wttw's gubernatorial debate featured pat quinn and bill brady. typically those with low polling numbers aren't invited. president obama set to make one last campaign trip to chicago tomorrow. in support of his fellow democrats. the rush to the enden. preparations already underway for the rally. at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon nearly university of chicago campus supporters are already starting to fill the stands. it'll be a busy weekend for the president who's also scheduled to stump for democrats in connecticut, pennsylvania, and ohio as well. our coverage will begin with the news at 5:00. it'll continue on cltv 6:00 to 9:00. we'll have reactions the whole bit on wgn tv.

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tomorrow looks kind of nice. it's going to warm up a bit. we're blowing west-southwest wind that'll strengthen during the night and gust up to 30 miles an hour at times off a pool of air that warmed into the 70s in nebraska today. see these clouds? we'll track them on the satellite. these have origins off the pacific and have ridding across america. look at the sun dog there. you get a prism like array of colors. it's amazing the number of calls about that today was the second day in a row that we didn't break above 50. 60% of years have such a day by this time in the season. it's not unusual. after that warm autumn, this is the 50th warmest autumn of the last 140 years. it follows a morning where we had the coolest temperatures since last april.

mid-20s sugar grove. kankakee. these are the lows across the area. a little nippy. won't be nearly as cool tonight because of the winds blowing and we have those high clouds acting like a blanket. winds are south at 9:00. 45 at midway. 44 this hour at geneva. in the 30s at lansing. there's the view from dekalb county today. beautiful day albeit on the cool side. you can see from the satellite, gorgeous weather. see these high clouds? they come up over a ridge and right into our area. these are little ice crystals and there's a dome of warm air here. look at the rain over the next two days. the next two weeks we'll see only 30% of our normal rainfall

continuing a very dry trend. we've seen so far this month. and with high pressure to the east of us, the one that brought us the cool air this morning, low pressure to the west. there'll be a good gradient. we'll be back into the winds tomorrow. then the cool high pressure is to settle southward and this is the change from reasoning last night. this thing apparently is going to be stronger than we thought. and while it may send a wind down the lake that can conceivably blow up a rain shower off the lake it wouldn't be a big deal. there's the temperatures across the area tonight. look at the warmth to the west. blows from kansas to the chicago area. will not quite make it to the 70s we saw there. if we really got going tomorrow we could get mid-60s before that lobe of air drops in for a stay sunday. next week looks cool though there's a sign of a warm up

coming in. we're not done with the warm weather yet. it's 42 here tomorrow. 54 at des moines and 56 in omaha. we have some windchills in the 30s. look at the temperature increases out west. these are double digit increases. this is a serious lope of warm air. be nice if it moved in and parked over us. we might have low 70s sunday if that works out like last sunday. but that's not going to happen. we'll be in the low 50s by sunday. look how much of the low dew points. that's why there's low storm action. winds are south at 9 and picking up. water temperature at 56. we've got a good dozen states under frost and freeze advisories as close by as down state ohio and indiana. but not for us tonight. these packed isobars represent a southwest wind flow or set it up.

and then you see the filaments that will filter tomorrow. but an awfully nice day. here's the jet stream turning westerly. but this lobe here -- see how these jets come together over us? you have one from canada and from the west. us sinks, dries, and you get high pressure to develop. that's the setup sunday that will prevent us from getting into any serious rain. here is the big story going on. this thing sprung to life quickly today. this is tropical storm soon to be hurricane thomas. and they've put out a special advisory. that thing is strengthing so strongly. we'll show you the track on this. it's supposed to be over the warmest and deep warm water there. the national hurricane center is predicted a major hurricane developing in the next four or five days and it might be a

factor in the caribbean. there are sheering winds aloft that will keep it from getting to the u.s. but if you're planning a trip to the caribbean, that's an area to watch. soon to be go under hurricane warnings. tonight windy and turning breezy, not as cool. low 40s lake shore. 34 should be the low at o'hare field. south winds increase. tomorrow high of 62. that's a lot better than today's 50. partly cloudy, breezy, colder tomorrow night. the winds will shift north an rather briskly. halloween is partly sunny, cooler, and high of 53 degrees with a north-northeast wind coming into the area. maybe pseudobeauteous. >> i'll take that. finally a hurricane named after you huh?

>> thomas. isn't that something? tomorrowly we don't get a t but we got one. it's the spanish version of my name but it's nice. >> but tom still. >> i hope it doesn't do any harm though. we have people that watch us on the cable down there. i'm sure they're watching closely. >> thank you. helping kids make the grade very early on. a mother's invention that claims to help kids read in 60 days. from hurricane skilling to sports guy king. the good news is the blackhawks have scored well tonight. >> highlights coming up plus the bulls opener tomorrow at home. those previews ahead. and world series game three previews. stay with us. you've never seen fast.

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erica burton is just playing games with her kids. >> what words do you have? >> we can jump. >> good job. you want to play another round? >> reporter: but she's actually teaching them how to read. >> we're going to sound it out. what do we do with er? >> reporter: the mom is the creator of steppingstones together. an online reading program that helps you teach your child how to read in just 60 days. >> and in 60 days if you follow the program's steps, your child will know their sight words. they'll know 50% of what we read. >> reporter: as a professor at national lewis university, erica found that kids needed help outside of the classroom to develop reading skills. that hit home when alexis finished kindergarten and couldn't read. >> i developed a program that focused on high interest.

>> reporter: steppingstones together gets kids involved in reading by doing stuff they like. games where they can interact with each other and with adults. it's something erica's kids do every morning. it just takes 15 minutes a day. >> we eat breakfast and i read and then i write. >> parents need to take an active role and teachers can't ask questions to every single child but parents can. >> reporter: stephanie uses steppingstone to teach elli to read and it's a good time to bond with her daughter. >> i love the fact she's interested and talk about it with me. she talks about emotion and ways in which she can relate to these stories. >> reporter: for stephanie, erica's passion for children is evident in the steppingstones program and sings her praises for developing it.

>> it's not just a job for her. this is almost a life's mission. a mother and the sort of person that will show you that there's reading and learning opportunities everywhere around you. >> reporter: erica burton and her steppingstones program are one of chicago's very own. if you'd like more information about steppingstones together, log on to steppingstonestogether.com. coming up: in sports the bulls are already learning lessons from their season- opening loss. rich king is there trying to learn how to finish. long practice today. details later in sports.

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seven-day outlook. >> a little treat there. if we get a sprinkle it would be a lake effect variety thing and that doesn't look like a high probability event. not a bad weekend. this is our last full weekend of daylight saving time. a week from sunday we turn the clocks back an hour. hard to believe that's happening already. these are temperatures at the moment. it's 42 at chicago but 54 at des moines. so you get the feel there for the warm-up going on to the west of us. look how much of the country shivered this morning. we had a low of 31 at o'hare. went down to 24 at sugar grove. but there is tropical storm tomas. winds up to 60 miles an hour. this was christened tropical storm today. in that space of time it's

organized to 60 mile-per-hour winds. they're liking to issue hurricane warnings for the track. that track is a five drink track an average of a whole group of models. but it takes it over the highest heat content waters of caribbean. where you want a big storm in three or four days. the warm up for us tomorrow will be short lived. we'll have readings about 20 degrees cooler from last week. that is reinforced there by another shot that comes down the length of the lake and could set up lake effect rain or sprinkles on thursday. but next weekend, see the warmth that comes back in the area? and indeed, we have an average of seven additional 60-degree days and two additional 70- degree days. a couple years have even had

1960-degree days in this point forward. so don't write off the warm weather yet. with tomorrow's 62 the warmest of the next seven days. then 50s. nice warm-up, though, next week. so we may turn the clocks back but we might also have a warm second half of the following weekend. we'll keep you are hopes up for that. tomorrow doesn't look bad either. so happy friday. have a great weekend. >> you too. bye bye. tonight's photos of the day segment capturing friends and family you didn't see in the earlier report remembering the life of bishop arthur brazier. >> take a look at the photos of the day. he's been a personal inspiration, a mentor figure and my dedication to faith has been fostered by what i saw in his example. >> you could count on him.

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coming off a loss to oklahoma city. derek rose scored 28 points in that game. they asked tom thibodeau what lessons were learned. >> we stood a lot, we held on to the ball, we didn't make quick decisions, we didn't cut hard. and we took low percentage shots. those are things that we have to correct. that being said, we just -- it's a two point game with three minutes to go we were in position to get a win but we have to play a lot better in the 4th quarter. >> i think being in the right places, certain making crazy fouls that can change the game. we just got to clear that up. it's nothing big. hopefully tomorrow you see that. we worked on it today. meantime the big three making their home debut against the orlando magic tonight.

chris barb to james to wade for the alley-oop. heat outscoring magic 28-10 in the 3rd. miami now 2-1. they bury orlando 96-70. outscoring the rangers 20- 7. they hope to move a step away from their first world series title since way back. they were the new york giants back then. scoring two runs off c.j. wilson. then the rest of the bullpen couldn't get in. jonathan sanchez will face lewis. the giants trying to play it cool and not get carried away lead. lot of baseball. two wins doesn't get you anything. and that's the only way to on that game tomorrow night.

it has to stay that way. >> now that we're home, we feel comfortable back in this place. not taking anything away from the giants. they beat us soundly. but we just got to come back here and get focused own win a game. we win a game, everything will be fine. brett favre is listed as questionable against sunday's game. that means a 50% chance of playing with two fractured bones in his ankle. final their new head coach listed. but a slight surprise there. watch what happens. >> here's how this is going to work. i'm here obviously. our new coach is not here. she's in moscow. so we're playing some technology to make it work. with that i'm going to let them make say a few words. >> okay that was pokey chapmin 5000 miles away. some kind of record.

hello, coach. congratulations. how are things in moscow? looked pretty good on the skype there. >> amazing how technology works these days. >> come a long way. >> i understand that lovie smith may be at the notre dame game tomorrow. >> he better enjoy the game because he got a bye week and most players take off. the bears resume against buffalo in toronto is week from sunday. >> up in canada next week? >> yeah. but the bears -- i'm doing a piece for sunday. it all comes down to cutler. he's got to stop throwing pickoffs. it's on his shoulders. blame the receivers if you want. but most of those pickoffs last year were his fault. cutler's fault. that's an nfl quarterback saying that. >> making that kind of money, step it up. >> i hate the way he wears his

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