leaders meet in chicago to talk about the future goals of one of the world's most important unions. and a florida couple talks about life on hold, death threats in their mail, all because of spike lee's tweet. a stunning turn of violence before it even got dark. another half a dozen chicagoans shot tonight-- all of them inside a south side store. tonight, one of them has died. >> good evening, i'm lourdes duarte. micah's off tonight. >> i'm mark suppelsa. our top story seen around the country tonight on wgn america: gunfire in the gresham neighborhood. wgn's dan ponce is there for us tonight. still a very active investigation tonight. chicago police said the victims ranged in age from 16-25 and all victims are male. they were

taken to three area hospitals. neighbors and community leaders say the shooting was gang- related. >> about 6:00 p.m. police said the gunman went into a tobacco store and a 14 hunt but it bought block of west said the night and opened fire killing one and injuring five others. dozens of police officers and first responders were on the scene immediately along with friends and family members of some of the victims. one woman said her son's was so taken to grow to hospital. community leaders say the shootings were gain related. they say the store is a known gang hand out and all or most of the victims were members of the same gang in our target. several people said they saw the gunman running from the store. >> i heard about 10 or 12 shots and when i looked back, i saw a great vehicle sitting in front

of the store and we saw two young guys jump into the vehicle and speed off down the side street. >> 10 blocks away, police guarded another street. a great vehicle ditched off an alley. police have not said whether not the vehicle is a getaway car. officers at the scene calling for witnesses to come forward immediately. >> here is why we cannot you lose track of the attention and sanford florida and forget what is going on here in chicago. six people shot, one dead. that's not acceptable. that is genocide. worse than was gone in afghanistan today. >> one of the chicago police surveillance cameras, if it is working it might have captured a clear picture of the suspects. so far no arrests have been made. >> mayor emanuel unveils a roughly seven billion dollar

public 30,000 jobs. so, how will he pay for it? wgn's julian crews has details. >> the mayor is making the argument that we cannot afford not to do this pointing to the great chicago fire in the history of chicago is rising to challenges but with federal and state governments both running huge deficits as well as the public school system and the transit authority also in the red, it all comes down to money. how you pay for? >> what i have announced today we have already secured the money. we have a tough store choices. will make the choice is to ensure the children have a full day of education. >> the mayor says it's a question of priorities reforming the city government to find savings. >> our road, are wrong way are rails have been the root of chicago's strength. the age of

our infrastructures is no longer a leg up it is holding us back. >> amid mayor wants to modernize the city's transit systems and fixing the sloans. no easy task on track says more than 100 years old. and with the second and third runway is already in the works here the mayor serves notice to airline executives that a fourth runway is critical for the region's future. a tough sale in these difficult economic times. >> we will work through these difficulties. >> funding will come from a variety of sources the mayor says. the shop go infrastructure trust fund already plans to update old inefficient chicago buildings with insulation and energy efficient windows. >> the windows is to be a sea

and the caulking new insulation, the energy-saving that you achieve over the time will pay for the work. >> yet skeptics wonder how the mail will pull it out. this massive billion dollar plant spread out over three years. >> the people who have money and power get to talk in to talk to this mayor. i do not think that's a critical point. >> repairing waterman manes also a major part of the plan. every year the city of chicago of dollars worth of water with broken water mains. the mayor says the city can achieve huge savings by making these repairs also. by modernizing the city's two gigantic treatment plants. >> illinois taxpayers have been getting milked by some lawmakers their pensions.

it's something our wgn investigations on pension abuse have highlighted. they quit their jobs, then take another position with the state that boosts their pension by tens of thousands of dollars. now there's a bill that's one step away from closing that loop-hole for good! the illinois house passed bill 39-69. that bill says former lawmakers must opt out of the higher pension plan or require the agency that did the hiring to pick up all of the extra costs--which saves taxpayers money. the bill moves to the state senate and if it passes there it will become law. vice president joe biden is in town tonight to raise money. biden is the headliner at two fundraisers in private homes of wealthy democratic party donors. he was at homes in lincoln park and the gold coast. just last month, president obama raised about two million dollars during his visit to chicago. biden and his motorcade came into town this evening right around the evening rush hour -- it might have slowed you down a bit. a mother stood outside of court, and there made a tearful plea for justice for her son. inside the court, her lawyer

filed papers to ask for a special prosecutor to look into the case of david koschman. he's the young man who died after allegedly being punched by r-j vanecko, the nephew of mayor richard daley. the koschman family says that their son's case was never investigated properly by prosecutors and police because r-j vanecko is a member of the powerful daley family. they say he's criminally responsible for the death of david who died after being punched back in 2004. his mother says her son's case should be re-opened and looked at fairly. >> i just really want the truth to come out and that it was not handled incorrectly or my son wasn't treated any differently. he was the most important person in the world to me and i just want to know that it is going to be handled fairly. >> members of the koschman family say they plan to be in court for any proceedings. meanwhile attorneys for r-j vanecko argue that the koschman case was fairly investigated and closed. still ahead: are there undiscovered john wayne gacy victims hidden at a second chicago location? tonight: more witnesses come forward to talk about why they

believe more victims may be out there. plus, new video surfaces that raises questions about what george zimmerman says happened the night he shot trayvon martin. and a suburban church gets hit with a $27,000 dollar phone bill. why church officials say it's not theirs! and it's gotten noticable cooler outside, but a big warm up is on the way. tom skilling's forecast is coming up.

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arrested in 1978. that same home on somerville is where he lived with his family before his divorce. >> he did not have an opportunity during those years to bury bodies. he needed a place to bury bodies. >> could that place be here on chicago's northwest side? this these were the same years that he worked as a maintenance man. former homicide detective knew gays in baghdad and said he once saw him at 3 in the morning and three in the morning. now neighbors have come forward to share their stories. mike nelson lived across the street from the building and at age 11 started the one your work and odd jobs for neighbors. but no job was more odd than the jobs he did for gacy. the window to gauge his workshop was painted black. he says that gacy drug strange trenches and a hole in the parking lot to repave it. >> they were black topping a

gravel driveway so why did they did so far down? who was i to question. there was some strange oddities that went on and there was something that would be hidden. >> in 1998 chicago police department return to the building and used ground penetrating radar to penetrate beneath the sole soil. the radar company sent a letter saying why did the police only did to calls when the radar company said it found as many as 17 targets. the man who lived across from the building was up late at night with a sick child. he said he would seek gacy out to begin in the dark. >> i would see him out in the

molybdenite been digging. i saw bags. i thought maybe there were bag of cement. i don't know what they were. there was never any real meaning you know why he was joined. we just thought he was a little strange. a definite believe there of bodies buried there. >> he said his wife called police but he never got a response. this ain't a board is a always been hesitant to investigate. anyone found here even years later and ... we can now identify people do to dna. member shirk tom dart say new technology would make an investigation easy and less in of thisinvasive as the digging in

1998. >> the authorities did not believe that we had enough information or probable cause to go ahead and get a search warrant. >> mike nelson wonders what he survived his encounter case when so many didn't. jutted an opera is relieved as well. >> think god was not one of our sons or any of the kids that we know around here. with so sorry for the parents who don't know what happened to their sons or if they were killed. >> stories. anita alvarez's office issued a statement about why authorities would not allow the sheriff's

department to search the property. >> to date, the state's attorney's office has been presented with no credible or concrete information that "neighbors believe bodies are buried" at this location. under the law, search warrants must be supported by complaints containing specific information that detail probable cause to believe that the search will produce evidence of a crime. the information presented to the state's attorney's office by the sheriff was simply not sufficient in this case. apology accepted. spike lee gets a break from a florida couple after he mistakenly tweeted their address as the home of trayvon martin's shooter. and paying tribute to a trailblazer - the woman known as one of the first african- american union leaders.

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while getting ready for the nato summit in may, a mini summit is held in chicago today. leaders talk about international security and the future goals of one of the world's most important unions. wgn's tom negovan attended the high level meetings and hes now with us live at the museum of science and industry. this is where the mayor hosted a small reception for members of nato's advance team here tonight. those meetings that your talk about bout being held in chicago today are described by high-level government officials as a pre cursor to the main events coming up and make. the officials are meeting in the city now, some of the top- locally in international foreign policy. >> we have a big number in about 52 days where 60 world

leaders will be coming together to deal with really important issues like how we going to proceed in afghanistan? how does nato ensure the capabilities for the 21st century. >> people don't realize that among foreign policy leaders people have been talking about the chicago summit, we do not hear that because we are not necessarily in those conversations. but the chicago summit is repeated and now they're starting to come to chicago. >> the chicago summit has put the spotlight on chicago as a venue for progressive thinking on foreign affairs and national security issues. in the next few months chicago seem to be on the cutting edge of international security issues. >> the nano host committee fund- raiser $55.5 million will be raised. half of that from private companies. it keeps the

natal summit from being a burden on chicago taxpayers. >> the illinois supreme court accepted the city of chicago's petition to appeal a decision involving the owners of the "e- 2" nightclub where 21 people died in 20-03. the high court agreed to hear reversal of calvin hollins conviction - acquitting him of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors then dropped the same charge against dwain j. kyles. the high court accepted 14 appeals - seven civil and seven criminal cases, all stemming from the asphyxiation deaths of 21 people caused by a stampede to exit the nightclub after security guards used pepper spray to break up a fight. a church in the western suburbs is trying to figure out how it got hit with a $27,000 phone bill! clergy at the unitarian church of hinsdale say they were shocked when they saw the bill. it's a bunch of long distance calls--real long distance, as in dozens and dozens of international calls overseas. church workers say they did not make the calls and the church was closed during the times that most of the calls were

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in tonight's medical watch the number of children with autism rises by 78% in the u.s.. the center for disease control and prevention says one out of 80 kids had some form of autism in 2008. back in 2000 and one in 150 had it. the group of his speech says more children are diagnosed with autism because there's a better awareness and better diagnosis. the organization says these numbers prove there is an autism epidemic in the u.s.. >> the link between cancer and obesity. researchers report that obesity and a lack of pesticides are risk factors in as many as

one-third of common cancers in the u.s.. nearly 78 million american adults are obese. and experts say many are not aware of the link between of the city in cancer care to people don't smoke, the researchers say maintaining a healthy weight and getting enough exercise may be among the most important ways to prevent cancer. >> a new survey uncovered disturbance statistics about kids and dating. researchers pulled more than 1,407th the craters and they found 37 percent had expressed some form of psychological abuse. >> thanks to the power of the internet, a new kind of barbie will soon be available. responding to an on-line campaign, mattel is creating a new bald friend for barbara starting next year. the new doll will come with weeks, has come as guards and other accessories

aimed at supporting kids suffering from hair loss. the new doll will not be available in stores. instead mattel will distribute them throw the children's hospital association directly to children affected by the loss. >> it seems like we've been on a temperature roller-coaster this hey kmart shop your way rewards members, stretch your paycheck with this pasta

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out for dinner and it is freezing. >> it is cold up there. we have some incredible wharf off the planes coming this way. we will be telling you more about that. this is a beautiful shot of downtown chicago framing the wrigley building. and jim captured this last saturday. this is from erech of cedar lakes indiana. look at the ominous skies. we have had some clouds assembly today but we managed to have a nice day before they moved in. the last

six months every one of them averaged above number on temperature. there is no surprise that the sun shine has been above average. tonight the sunshine out west of as early as today heated the atmosphere and look at storms that are blowing up in iowa. this is a part of the weather system that is coming in our direction. we will have 98 degree temperatures in the plains states this weekend. maybe flirting with areas of the lake here sunday. 66075 new record high set since march 1st around the country. and iraq has reported in every one of the lower 48 states. look at the warmth building back into the plains states and you can see why the storms are erupted right

on the nose of the warm humid air this will press northeastward slowed by some thunderstorms in the next couple of days but by sunday we will get some of that warmth in the lake side areas of the city and that will be something. we could be up not far from the record high by sunday. it is 57 in the morning but is just 47 in chicago. if you're heading outside to walk the dog, the north east winds are blowing at 10 mi. per hour. the dew point is at 32. wheat pollen is off the charts today. we of frost and freeze warnings out to the east of us. look at the thunderstorms and tornado watches after a tornado watches in parts of iowa. wind advisories also. there is

something gone on out west. the severe weather will break out in this area tonight and just to the south of us tomorrow and we will miss out on the severe aspects of the storm, we could get some rain and thunder downpours. these are highs across the metro area today. you can see the temperatures now ranging from 54-39 degrees. wherefore the at o'hare, 40 at midway 45 at mchenry. here are where the storms are tonight on radar. these reach upwards of 49,000 ft.. they have erupted quite dramatically. look at the size of these. there's some real downpours. many reports of large

hail. these are going to erupt from time to time and will have a great deal to say about how warm we get this weekend. when we come back on the up to date we will show you some temperature forecast maps offer models. we will begin to recover quite nicely on sunday and monday. there could be a big thunderstorm outbreak on monday with a couple of cups clusters over the weekend also. there is

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a new surveillance video is raising questions about the shooting. george zimmerman claims he opened-fire in self-defense.. during his shift as a neighborhood watch volunteer. but, this video doesn't show any obvious signs of injuries. zimmerman's attorney says the video is "very grainy," and

zimmerman was "cleaned-up" and received first aid following the shooting. martin's parents say the video shows zimmerman could not have been in a physical altercation with their son. a couple is forgiving spike lee.. for wrongfully identifying their home address.. as george zimmerman's. lee tweeted the mcclains address, even though zimmerman lives more than four miles away from them. >> we definitely accept the apology. we just don't want this to happen to anybody else. they put anything on there and they just don't care. they do not care how it affect other people's lives. >> the mcclains say the mistake probably happened because their youngest son's last name is zimmerman, and his middle name is george. the couple is now holed up in a hotel because they're receiving harassing them. high gas prices for drivers.

low tax bills for big oil companies. president obama says that doesn't add up and he's asking congress to cut tax breaks to big oil companies. the white house says the tax breaks add up to about 4 billion dollars. but critics say that cutting the tax breaks would only raise production costs for the oil companies, and that they would just pass the price increase along to the customers anyway. mister obama said he's not worried about the big oil companies, he's worried about the average working man and woman. >> is not as if these company cannot stand on their own. last year the three biggest u.s. oil companies took home more than $80 billion in profits. exxon pocketed nearly $4.7 million every hour. >> some senate republicans blocked a measure to end tax breaks for major u-s oil companies, but president obama says he'll keep trying. the democratic-sponsored measure would have repealed subsidies benefitting bp, exxon, shell, chevron, and conoco- phillips.

road projects across the country get a green light from congress today. the house gave transportation projects a three month extension and the senate approved the plan. it pays for highway construction across the country. earlier this month, the senate approved a larger, two year extension. house lawmakers are expected to look at that when they get back from spring break in two weeks. a bi-partisan coalition of three illinois house members backs the senate plan. one of the nation's first african american leaders died in chicago. she was 88. she launched her career in labor when she was elected vice president of local 56 while she worked for a meat packaging company. she eventually became a big player for the united food and commercial workers union. she and her husband also pounded it and serve as co pastors of the vernon park church of god and nine is installed island. reverend willie barrow was a). >> she was involved in the

community. she was involved in church and she loved the young people. young people in song, in music and so forth. >> there will be a wake-up for rev. wyatt on friday april 6th at the vernon park church of god. there also be a week on that set the following but you'll services. she'll be buried at the oak woods cemetery. >> bay blackhawks may be getting their captains back on the ice very soon

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it may be a cliche--"one man's trash is another man's treasure"--but that's exactly how it played out for one bargain hunter in columbus, ohio. zach bodish picked up what he thought was an inexpensive print of a picasso poster at his local thrift store. but when he got it home, he looked closely at the piece and made a discovery. >> looking at it i noticed it wasn't a numbered edition so i did not think it was really a picasso. and that's not really likely denim will run into a signed picasso. >> looking even closer, zach

discovered a faint "picasso" signature in red pencil. if it's authentic--only 100 of the prints were made for a 19- 58 ceramics exposition in france--broad estimates from art dealers value the piece at anywhere from 500 bucks to ten- thousand dollars. whatever its worth, zach is confident it's more than the 14-dollars he paid for it at the thrift store. tom skilling, how are you doing. >> we have some big storms often the west. we have some warmer weather coming this way. let's get a little icons indicating the storms are producing hail and downpours southwest of us.

northeast winds and cooler temperatures and then the winds began turning southerly. it will be in the low seventies late saturday and the mid '70s on sunday. if the thunderstorms hold off, it could be get more than that. here is what the short-term range looks like, this is the forecast by three in the morning. this is at 5. in the morning rush-hour we will see some rain and thunderstorms may lead north and west. but these could pop up almost any time. it will rain through lunchtime and then it will go to

drizzle and low clouds. look at the temperatures. they will be down in the forties tonight. arise to the '50s tomorrow and then back to the 40's to more night. we will begin to warm ought. up. some strong storms after an 80 degree high on monday. the storms could hit in the afternoon. opening day looks like mid 50s now. that is tolerable. it is a local work and we would like to see it but

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joe quinn playing without steep gorge. a big concussion issue. it is still 1-1 in the third. the hawks to retake the lead. four and a half minutes after that they have another one. sharp roosted 43-1 lead. it is 3-2 chicago. and good news off

the ice, jonathan could be cleared for come back as soon as tomorrow and make a turn return to the hawks flew during the season game. the playoffs begin in less than two weeks. illinois athletic director might be popping up corporate to. they blew up the intro actually that was held inside the assembly hall in front of the friendly audience. i'm sure gros hopes they will stay that way. he's got a solid reza may as an assistant and as the head coach at ohio university and regarding his ability to recruit in chicago, gross is confident that he can succeed there too. >> he has a lot of talent there's a lot of people in this city that care about their kids. we already have a lot of

previously established relationships bear perhaps more than people think. i'm looking for to getting to know those guys even better than we think we do. and we i'd like to get to know some the coaches that we know better. we are thrilled that chicago is in our state. >> the cubs will down their roster today. that leaves the cubs of padres this afternoon both said they had a much better day at the plate to than it did on the mound. at the end of the gatt delivered to run single. at 4-0 lead. in the fifth ending the cubs muscle up. jeff baker get what to left-center. a solo homer for him. immediately fathered by read johnson to the exact same shot or perhaps a lot

further into the grass. the cubs had a big lead but they eventually lose the game 12-11 to san diego. democrats failed struck out the first five barges he faced. six innings, one run no walks. one-one in the seventh. tracy thompson unties said with a solo homer. in the eighth inning, adam dunn ads on. brent lourdes scored and the sox beat the dodgers 3-1. >> in his career northwestern might be over but john is still a second of reporters. in new orleans, the three. contest down there shanna was way behind but catching up. he had to make all five balls on the final right to win. there's two, three four and the last one is worth 2 points and he did and he wins.

john captured his collegiate career with a win. then he had to go and beat the women's javelin. john sherman thing of the hill. that's the news for this>> i'm lourdes duarte. >> i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com night.

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