shot by an off-duty chicago cop. a man's hurt, his friend killed. and the story he tells tonight puts the officer's actions under the microscope. >> good evening, i'm mark suppelsa. >> i'm micah materre. our top story seen around the wgn's tom negovan is live at chicago police headquarters tonight. the independent police review authority is investigating this. meantime the survivor of tells his story for the first time. >> "i turn around, i see him stick his gun out the window..and i say oh my god! and

i out my hand like this. and that's how i got face." >> antonio cross, nursing a gunshot wound to the hand, his thumb nearly blown off - showing wgn news what he says happened tuesday night in lawndale. police have said an off-duty officer was investigating a disturbance near his home, when a man, allegedly cross approached with a gun. police superintendent garry mccarthy talked about it on the wgn evening news. >> this shooting appears to be justified. as the facts bear out, we will find out. because it's on a preliminary investigation at this point >> "cross says he was on the phone..that phone records will back him up. and so will the guy he was talking to." >> i was talking to him on the phone when i heard the shots..so..five shots..called him called him called him..no answer." >> he was constantly shooting his gun. >> and you never had a gun? >>never had a gun whatsoever.

they got my phone as evidence. >> you were talking on your phone? >> and he said to you... >> i thought your phone was a weapon. i say how did you think my phone was a weapon? he said sit down shut up don't say nothing. here's the pole i stayed at right here. i sat right here while that young lady, i look at that young lady - body motionless. she made one move. made no more moves. >> 22-year-old rekia boyd was shot in the head. she hung on in critical condition but was pronounced dead today at mt sinai hospital." >> this is the before picture of my sister - this is the after. all i want is justice." >> rekia's family gathered at the hospital today..in a combination of grief and anger - wanting to know how this happened. police have said they recovered no weapon from the scene." >> how could this be justified? you took my sister away from me

- somebody tell me something!!" antonia cross is charged with one count of misdemeanor and aggravated assault. he said he meantime he has no idea why the police had reached on an offer their condolences to the family. >> a south side man is being held without bond, charged with the attempted murder of a chicago police officer. police say paris sadler started the gunbattle after officer del pearson stopped him in the 85- hundred block of kingston on the southeast side. prosecutors say sadler has a criminal record and that he seemed unafraid to confront officer del pearson who, when wounded, continued to fight back. of the pearson built to the ground and officialdom and shot back at the defendant. the defendant was on the porch alone. defended shot dead officer appears again and again of this appears a shot back. saturday jumped off the porch

and tried to make a run. the officer continued to tried- shoot. then they'd ... prosecutors issued a search warrant and police say they found evidence in sadler's home just a few blocks from the scene. officer pearson is recovering in the hospital tonight, a bullet still lodged near his spine. a class action lawsuit is filed against the city of harvey and its former police chief... claiming authorities in the south suburb systematically did not submit rape kits to the state police crime lab. during a raid on the harvey police department in 2007 by the cook county sheriff's department and state police looking for evidence of unsolved crimes... also discovered were some 200-rape kits which had never been tested. attorney yao dinizulu filed the class action suit on behalf of his clients who were raped... says not filing a couple of hundred of rape evidence kits... denies the victims due process. a spokesman for the city of harvey says the class action suit has many factual mistakes and no legal merit. chicago police make a startling

discovery after trying to determine what caused the mysterious death of a six month old baby. a check of the family home, finds three other kids living in squalor. the family lived here in the 25- hundred block of south spaulding. on tuesday, esmeralda romero and melito perez rushed their six month old son to the hospital where he eventually died of unknown causes. decided to investigate the home. that's when three other children were found living in horrible they were reportedly covered in bites, feces, and were malnourished too. the couple is now charged with several counts of misdemeanor other relatives. no "nunsense" in stone park tonight as protestors come out in support of a religious order of nuns who do not want a strip club just feet-away from their wgn's dan ponce tells us that three-million dollar strip club spring. their message is simple and direct: no more strip clubs. about 300 neighbors joined the nuns of the missionary sisters of saint charles scalabrinian for a peaceful march through the quiet neighborhood stone park. they held candles and homemade signs -

and prayed for families who live near the club. the nuns we spoke with tonight are humbled by the big turnout. >> it's awesome i'm surprised this great cause.. we're saying enough is enough we don't want any more stirp clubs to open in stone park. the strip club - which will open in april - is called 'get it' the club bumps right up to the backyard of the convent, where prayer takes place at all hours. >> for us we are a bit put out it's a contradiction to the vows and our prayers. the neighbors were all open local leaders and the owner will decide to move the club someplace else. it is very unlikely that this will happen. the convent is 60 years old and home to 21 sisters. it also has facilities for elderly and sick nuns, and young women who are considering joining the sisterhood. not one filled with entertain hoping local leaders and the club's owner will decide to move the club someplace will happen.

>> it's a bad example, bring a lot of dangers.. you're only 13 would you say' yes they just have to have to courage to speak up. >> our main message is that we don't want this because you're going to have drunks, drugs, and for the safety of the community that's not good. in stone park, dan ponce wgn news. still ahead, bowing to pressure. the president of the university of illinois steps down after coming under fire for his leadership style. plus an attempt at animal control results in several dead dogs and a warning to petautopsy results are in. what the medical exmainer says caused the death of whitney houston. record breaking days appear to be over! tom skilling says temperatures are about to get a bit cooler.

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and new or worsening heart failure. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live or have been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. tell your doctor if you have had tb hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have symptoms such as fever fatigue, cough, or sores. you should not start humira if you have any kind of infection. ask your rheumatologist how you can defend against and help stop further joint damage with humira. a strained relationship between the faculty and the administration proves to be too university of illinois. tonight he's stepping down after a short term at the champaign campus. wgn's randi bellisomo has more on the surprise resignation and it has not been easy. that's what university board of trustees chairman christopher kennedy says about michael

hogan's term as president. from illinois taxpayers, hogan has received a 620 thousand dollar salary, a home in urbana a chicago condo, as well as a car and driver. but...it's now time for him to move on. just two weeks after school officials asked him to repair his relationship with faculty university of illinois president michael hogan has resigned. board of trustees chairman christopher kennedy says hogan arrived at illinois during a time of chaos and provided a steady hand. >> he made a lot of change and its often difficult to watch those changes happen and stick around to enjoy the fruits of your labor. >> hogan came under serious scrutiny in january after his chief of staff resigned. she was accused of misrepresenting herself among faculty. hogan came to illinois in may of 2010 after an admissions scandal. hogan had this to say in statement today: "the underpinnings of this great institution are sound." >> he just steamrolled people, and that may work in the

corporate sector but in higher education, the ethos is shared governance. >> jason marcus waak is a university of illinois chicago graduate and parent. he's also worked in the university historian's office. he says many of president hogan's initiatives appeared as if they attempted to strip this campus of its identity. >> some of the things he was trying to do may have worked in connecticut, but here in campuses, the "one university practical. >> students here say they're hoping for a more involved leader. >> he hasn't really talked with the students, i guess there's that is it. the new man with that opportunity is bob easter, who started at the university as a doctoral student and has been on the faculty for 36 years. >> i think president hogan left him a good trail to come in and take over, i think it will be okay. >> the board of trustees is expected to ratify these measures at its next meeting on may 31st here in chicago. hogan

was earning about $620,000 a year. kennedy says the final details of his exit are still being arranged but hogan he says will receive no where near that this year. an attempt on animal control is now putting pets in danger on the far north side. squirrel poison has been found around the rogers park and edgewater neighborhoods. dogs seem to be confusing the pellets for food and are getting extremely sick after eating them. the dangerous substance is being blamed for the deaths of 4 dogs.groomers and veterenarians around the area are urging owners to stay alert and spread the word. we're telling people not to go through the alleys because that's where it is and to keep a strong hold on a leash becauseit is not yet known who is distributing the poisonous pellets around the north side neighborhoods. still ahead: the newly released autopsy houston. a major development in the case

of an unarmed black teen shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer in florida. the police chief gives in to public pressure. and voluntary recall. child safety locks that are supposed to keep kids from getting into cabinets may not actually work.

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we have some breaking news. chicago police say a person she pointed a shotgun at them after a traffic shot and he is now in the hospital shot by the police officer who pulled them over. this happen on 150th and green just at 8 tonight. police say

men got out of the car and raised a shotgun at one officer. the officer shot the man three times. he is in critical condition in the hospital and oak lawn tonight. >> today another huge protest shooting in sanford florida. the community still raw nearly a month after the unarmed 17- year-old was gunned down. george zimmerman claims he fired in self-defense. he has not be arrested or charged. this afternoon the sanford police chief stepped down. but protesters led by civil rights activist al sharpton demand more. we want an arrest we want a conviction. >> earlier in the day, members of the u-s justice department met with the family as part of the agency's civil rights investigation. the toxicology report is in and the mystery surrounding the death of singer whitney houston comes to a close.

the los angeles county coroner's office has determined houston's cause of death is drowning, effects of atherosclerosis heart disease and cocain use. several other drugs were found in her body including marijuana, xanax and benadryl. these did not contribute to her death. the singer was found in the bathtub of her beverly hilton hotel room last month. her death has been ruled an accident. a recall of child locks you may be using in your home to tell you about. it's a voluntary recall of the "safety first push and snap cabinet locks." the consumer product safety commission says young children can open the locks and gain access to potentially dangerous items you may be storing in your cabinets. some 900-thousand have been sold at bed, bath and beyond and other retailers... as well as at amazon dot com since january of 2004. if you have a couple of the models... you're asked to contact the manufacturer... the d-j-g company... for a replacement lock. and a year when the polls on the alarm had gone way up accusations of theft and excessive overtime at the

illinois tollway authority. several toll booth workers accused of pocketing tolls. wgns julian crews has details. >> it was human nature immediately they would refuse to it meant that they had done anything wrong but with the electronic evidence that we were able to compile it became obvious to them that they had conducted themselves in a properly. the tollway inspector general said there's no denying the evidence in some cases surveillance video more than a dozen are looking at the adult felony theft charges according to investigators while others are accused of misconduct for hitting the tv or emergency vehicle button to let friends or family pass through the tolls for free. having a large number show up on the electronic count for an individual collector was what started to raise the question. more than $32,000 and

lost money has been recovered so far. it could be much more as investigators follow new lead. >> we must follow issues around the clock and that leads to a lot of usage of overtime. >> the authority is defending the issue of overtime pay. the chicago tribune analysis found many employees boston there is a payback by as much as 50 percent in some cases. the told director says is the unavoidable cost of the overtime with limited resources. the authorities say they make significant staff reductions to hold down costs. they also make the argument that overtime is still cheaper than hiring new staff and the amount of overtime paid in 2011 was just over 4 percent of the gross pay row and is well within an acceptable range according to

most business standards. nevertheless the issue of overtime comes at a sensitive moment for the tollway authority is. the eleanor motorist are not happy about 87 percent hike in toll fees. >> celebrated chicago chef grant ash that has settled its suit against a dental clinic that he blamed for not doing more to detect his tongue cancer earlier according to the chicago sun-times. the settlement was not disclosed. but in the wake of the deal with but town wicker park dental associates, the sun- times reports he's also dropped its suit against to distance their. as jack is the culinary force behind alenia and next he was diagnosed in 2007 with a late stage or cancer which is now in remission. >> and at his restaurant next something special is happening in addition to the menu. >> later in sports, the addition

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is down on michigan air avenue right there people taken in this beautiful weather. it is going to get cooler but we're still going to stay above normal. the good news is that we may get some much-needed rain. we have some interesting pictures of today's showers and other where weather events recently. look at the storm as it moved into your bill illinois. a we have a beautiful sunset. there's one more shot a

gorgeous shot from peter barr shack. beautiful flowers in full bloom. what a beautiful. the showers brought down cooler air and dropped the temperatures. you can see the rain shafts. this is the rain at that came in today. it dropped only for 100th of an inch. look at the circulation. it is beginning to pull the gulf moisture up this way and as it does, it is

goodbye to the 80 degrees temperatures and hello to the cooler temperatures. the really cold weather is locked up of north and has no inclination to come south orders. there were 19 states with record highs. detroit michigan made it to 86 degrees. in chicago we broke a 74 year record. the ninth in a row. the most reckoned raise we have ever put and since 1953. tonight the temperatures taper into the pit these a kansas city. and 49 degrees by which a top. the winds are blowing in off the lake lightly but bringing in all the into

waukegan. it is the dew point of 62 and water temperature in the mid 40's. look at high volumes of tree pollen and wheat pollen. our vegetation is ahead of schedule in this warm weather. we need a little bit of rain. we would want to get the rain at this time of the year because it falls in big weather systems not like it does in the summer months. it would be better to get it out of the way now with the big widespread rain systems. these are the high

temperatures today. and these are some of the rain totals. these are current temperatures across the metro area. look at the wind gusts. 63 tonight in geneva 67 and 1:00. ... here is a good look with lightning laid in we have a thunderstorms and showers are tonight. we have had some flashes of light and much of it has been in michigan for the last couple of hours. they keep developing and there are trekking north toward. these will fill in from time to time.

tomorrow breaks for some sunshine which will allow the thunderstorms to the bubble up into some jet streams. we may have a severe weather warning or to tomorrow we will watch that with interest. clusters of showers and storms tonight. clouds and some mix sun enough to warm things to 71 degrees at inland. mostly cloudy and cool tomorrow night. temperatures down to it before. cloudy, damp and drizzly of along the lake and some light rain and showers elsewhere.

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>> 2007 i was diagnosed with stage 3 carcinoma of the tongue and it had gone to my lymph nodes and basically everybody was telling me i was going to die. >> medical facilities across the country all said the same thing. we will have to cut out your tongue and even then it will only extend your light by months. >> i was like i am done. >> then he went to a doctor writes in his own backyard. >> i went to the university of chicago and they basically said the opposite. they said we don't have to to cut cut out your tongue we do not have to remove your jaw. >> extensive rounds of chemotherapy and radiation to shrink the tumor. then a less invasive surgery and then he was cancer free. a kinkel and successful chef felt a great relief comes a great

responsibility. to feed the masses with information about his journey into fun at the hospital that gave him back his life. the ability to take his next debt, a new restaurant. he knew the popularity of next and to get the pages to fork over money. so rather than making reservations to comment we presell a ticket is like a sporting event. >> with the price of a ticket, a 29 coarse meal. people offered thousands of dollars for a coveted spot. a recipe for a great fund raising model. the response was so great we said why not take that opportunity to try to give back. >> that option one table per night and give the money to grant a doctor. the man who first formulated his treatment. a money opens the door for even

greater care. >> you can fund projects in the lab. you can ask some of our best investigators here at the university to start thinking about in ... >> the average table sold for about $4,800. the coolest part was something we did not anticipate. i thought we would raise about $250,000 a week raised $339,000 in a few days. face book friends start to look at and respond. >> within three and a half hours we had already raised $10,000. george organize the face book donations page. friends flocked to help. and they got a taste of the land to a treeand philanthropy

and food. >> i did not want to believe my cancer was in durable. >> he had the giants cancer move from his neck and then it had metastasized. >> a totally different feel, a totally different approach from the doctor. >> the tree but is not easy. for many patients the pain take away their ability to eat. >> liquid kinds of food because it is so painful to eat. and to see them graduate into next is a wonderful outcome. >> once unable to enjoy even simple foods, to a meal to relish ever. >> the surprises, the textures the spices. this is by far the best meal i have ever had in my life. what i think is the most

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chicago and illinois leaders cap-off their trip to belgium today, they wined-and-dined them... with everything from lou meal. w-g-n's julie unruh has more from belgium. >> a dinner at the u.s. ambassador's house top of the trip. the only in town was chicago. the city came home feeling like a winner after two straight days of wine and dine in. they were there to entice people all over the world to

come to chicago this may. >> before nato goes to chicago we thought it inappropriate for chicago to come to nato. >> u.s. ambassador to they know and houseful of guest of 100 nato representatives husbands in the spicesspouses. he said coming to chicago was up to one thing. >> chicago's diversity is one of chicago's visit this trans. that's what makes it so suitable to host a nato summit. >> the first lady of chicago and gov. quinn was one last chance to sell the city on the collect political event. >> all of us are grateful to nato for its great work this very year. in helping to liberate libya from a dictator who tortured his people and i think it is important that we salute all the great victories

of nato over many decades. >> earlier today the chicago delegation showed they know what chicago is all about. good food, great music and a panelist from neighborhood to neighborhood. the mayor's wife invited out-of- towner's to visit the mall. >> our greatest treasure is our people. we have a wonderfully diverse population and many of the neighborhoods throughout the city. >> it is a chicago this delegation knows and what they wish to share with the world. he told his guest at approximately one-third of chicago residents can trace their roots back to nato country. perhaps one way to erase the feelings back home. >> from brussels where they're wearing coats to hear where they might be wearing raincoats tomorrow. >> all the nato representatives

will be learning several new slang's. spam we are cooler but where are above normal. we have rain cycling into the area and some fault which has cut visibility on the far north shore. the cool down continues with rain coverage at a time reaching 60 percent of the area. the biggest rained over the next couple of days could have from 29 100th of an inch up to 1.94 in.. look how the departures could down. we are 16.4 degrees above normal. hear of the rains

overnight. here is the forecast from our r.p.m. model at about 3:00 in the morning. there is a forecast by tomorrow evening. the will be some pretty good rain over parts of the area. up to 1 1/2 inches at michigan city. the latest one put about eight tenths of an inch at o'hare. the readings are still way above the norm. starting tomorrow afternoon and into sunday northeast winds will blow in the most organized fashion. it will be in the lower to mid

60s inland. sunshine with school northeast winds on monday and then the warm up again. it could be the mid-upper set of'70s by the middle of next week. >> coming up the bears have some backfill debt. a couple of

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that guaranteed. meanwhile matt forte who was 46 percent of the bears offense last year still wears the franchise tag and has no long-term contract. michael bush comes in from oakland, had a good season there, about four yards a carry and seven touchdowns for the raiders. he can catch it too much like fortemwho has said without a long term contract he might be "hard to find," meaning a potential holdout. thing is, forte has zero leverage.. it's very frustrating for a guy who's given so much to this franchise.. he expressed his frustrations in a tweet this afternoon, there's only so many times a man that has done everything he's been asked to do can be disrespected! guess the good guys do finish last. forte also said he's not against having bush on the team, he's for getting a long-term contract and bush had this to say in a conference call this afternoon. >> is is one of those things for

you want to work for your success. i understand but that has nothing to do with me. i am just glad that i'm going to be with the team and help them get the ball and become a better player. it will be great working with him. hawks d-man duncan keith finds out tomorrow if and for how long he may be suspended following the hit last night on vancouver's daniel sedin... keith is having a phone hearing with the nhl, which means he can't get more than five games-- i doubt it'll be that much-- considering the whole issue between the two started with this, sedin coming from behind and shouldering keith's head off the glass after the puck was gone.... then later on in the first period, keith let an elbow go and knocked sedin out of the game-- he's left the team to return to vancouver for treatment, reportedly gonna miss two weeks... we find out tomorrow if duncan keith will miss some time as well... a h l tonight the wolf and the

monsters the game tied 11 in the second. oden schroeder let it go and he scores the go-ahead goal and it 3-2 win for the wolves back into sole possession of the midwest division lean lead. northwestern coach bill, the is coming back for 13 seasons had been some argument that he should not return not having gone the canton to the n.c.a.a. tournament but a the says the program is getting better and with four starters back maybe next >> 318 teams in the n.c.a.a. sweet 60 tonight and it's not going well in phoenix michigan state falls to louisville 57-44 as bad as the spartans have looks as they lost at illinois in january game into up their markets and far appeared and in boston wisconsin have the last position against third use but they could not get the shop and they fall to the r 64-63. ohio

state karen the big 10 colors and the buckeyes are in control of in-state rivals since their 3735 halftime 37-35 at halftime. in the cactus league, dale picks his opening day starter to are either mad garza are ryan the master. the guards got to start today against texas and got some huge run support beyond stored on the board for the first time this spring solo shot 7-3 in the six. joe montana and alfonso soria also homered and did rhett jackson. kids make it hard to the club's decision makers his second of the spring in this 3 run shot in the cubs beat the rangers. adam and done is leaving camelback range ranch again to swings, two homers, six rbi for the big guy. the sox

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