mark. tank really didn't have to hurry it, only he didn't know he was going to have to go back and retouch the bag when he started to throw it. hawk: so here is andruw jones hitting for chris stewart, who was 1-3 tonight. steve: andruw still has substantial power. seven home runs, 14 driven in. hawk: hitting at .218. he takes a first-pitch strike. steve: he has only been to bat 101 times and that adds up to a guy

hitting 38 or 39 home runs. hawk: he could not check it up on the breaking ball, and he is in the big hole 0-2. he can hit it as far as anybody. steve: he can. but not that little slider away. hawk: not too many guys can. steve: you just have to lay off it. if you are looking fastball you have a problem. hawk: he gone. he knew it. two down. steve: good fastball on the outside corner freezes jones. addison reed is one out away. framed well by tyler flowers.

hawk: tyler may have a chance to win this game for us. steve: do you think wise is going this time? hawk: he is 6-6. he is going if he can get a decent jump. first-pitch strike. to the 38-year-old captain. that ball hit into right field deep. alex is there makes the catch

and this ball game is over! yes! looked for a second like he may have enough of it. steve: what a game. what a comeback and what an ending. jeter takes it the opposite way to the shortest part of the ballpark. but alex right there to match the catch with a foot to spare and a dramatic ninth inning come from behind win. hawk: the sox win it 4-3 and we will be back.

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>> chicago white sox baseball has been brought to you by miller lite. right now it is time to check out our miller lite play of the game coming in the top of the ninth inning. men on first and third, nobody out, the tank dayan viciedo cranks a long high towering home run that made it a 4-3 ball game. that is our miller lite play of the game. the totals on game one of this four-game said. for our guys,

4-9-0, we left five. for their guys three runs, eight hits one error. hector santiago with the win, addison reed has that look with the 11th save of the season. the next white sox telecast will be sunday afternoon. our broadcast begins at 12:30 with white sox warm up here on wgn-tv. chicago white sox baseball was brought to you by xfinity. and for everybody here, up here in the booth, the cameramen and in the truck. that is the hawk so long everybody. wgn news is next. you want to save money on rv insurance?

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>> you have a bit of a breeze coming off the lake. this is a good place to be right now. it is cooler. it is a lot of humidity. this is the second day of several days in a row that we are going to see over 90. doctors say that is when you really need to be careful because the effects of that are

cumulative. >> the brief storm that moved into the city cooled off bodies a bit but didn't lower the air temp much. people were still trying to stay cool and hydrated, tough to do when it hits 100 degrees. while three of the major hospitals in the city didn't see anyone with severe heat related issues, they could in the coming days. but firefighters feel the immediate effect of the soaring temperatures running into a burning building with 60 pound of gear on, your body heats up fast. at this fire the extreme heat send one chicago firefighter to the hospital. he is at mount sinai in serious condition. the heat has moved most people inside, especially seniors who gathered for a meet or a game of pool at one of the city's cooling centers. brook field took precautions hosing down animals, food and

providing water to dip into. >> sometimes they don't have the options we do to go into an air conditioned building. so we are cautious about our exhibits and the temperatures these exhibits can get to. >> keeping the kids cool at camp is prior number one. nice if they can have fun while we are out it. finally a reminder today from the office of emergency management and communication. if you see one of these open, call 3-1-1. if you see one of these -- someone opening one of these call 9-1-1. and it could continue to diminish the air quality. if you have any breathing problems, take extra precautions. probably best to stay inside. i am live at north avenue beach. >> the fire department divers searching for the body of a man believed to have drowned in a lake nine antioch.

a 62-year-old man jumped into the lake and having trouble to get back intro his pontoon. the 6ed-year-old rescued -- the 6ed -- the 6ed-year-old was rescued. complex ruling, close one coming down to a 5-4 vote. here are the nuts and bolts of what happened. >> very interesting. the president made sure to highlight some of the best parts of the law when he spoke to americans about the supreme court ruling this afternoon. here are some of them. under 26 you can stay on your parents health insurance. seniors receive discounts on drugs. they can't deny you for preexisting conditions and no lifetime limit on coverage. republicans promise to fight back. both sides have rallied protested, waiting for an

answer for sometime now. today it finally came in the form of a 5-4 ruling by the supreme court. it mashtse the patient protection and affordable care act stands, requiring most americans to be covered by insurance or pay a fine. justice roberts joining the more liberal members over whether a fine or tax is constitutional. justice roberts said the federal government does not have the power to order people to buy health care. the federal government does have the power to impose a tax on those without health insurance. the decision, a win for president obama, who has made this his marquee piece of legislation. >> it is time for us to move forward to implement and where necessary improve on this law. now is the time to keep our focus on the most urgent challenge of our time. putting people back to work. >> but a win for the president leads to a fight for republicans, who promise to repeal the plan. >> we are going to work every

single day between now and alexei day -- election day and the american people will get the opportunity to make their decision on election day. >> and political it is. dennis rodman bashing the law with the -- mitt romney bashing the law. >> if we want a bright economic future for ourselves and our kids, we must replace obama care. >> what has been doned obama care is still getting its fair share of supporters. locally, mayor rahm emanuel, who was the president's chief of staff in the past weighing in on the ruling. >> i would like to take one minute to step back and acknowledge the type of curege it took to see through a change that for 60 to 70 years president after president of both parties tried to achieve what president obama had achieved.

>> and on capital hill, house republicans promise a vote to repeal the bill next month. they are pointing to the supreme court's ruling of it being a tax. they said that makes it clear that the president fooled the public back in 2009 when he said it is not a tax increase. this will be interesting to watch. another fight out there. >> thank you. joining us with more on the political ramifications and how it is going to work political analyst paul konrad is here. >> there won't be any change right now. a lot of these don't take effect until 2014. the court looked and said we were waiting to talk about this as the commerce power. they didn't do that. they said they didn't have that power. >> which fooled a lot of people in the beginning. >> early reports on the web struck down. then chef justice roberts said actually it is a tax and that congress has power to do.

conscience has taxing, speing and commerce. he went with taxing. the liberal justices said if that is what it takes to get you, we will go with it. >> president obama, when it was time to vote, chief justice roberts said he respected his intellect but didn't agree with policy but he has it. >> he said i will tell you now i cannot vote for john roberts because he is for the big guy. he is very happy the vote came out the way it did. >> everyone says this is a huge win for obama. now what do the republicans do? >> actions have consequences. so the republican base is going to congeal together in a big way. we are already hearing donations up for romney. all these calls to repeal. you are going to see republicans screaming and yelling and saying we have to do something. a couple of tricky things to point out. july 11 the house is going to call for a repeal vote.

it is symbolic because nothing is going to happen. because it is a dollar amount, it let's congress treat it as a budget issue. don't be surprised if we hear efforts about this reconciliation process. that is what it would take. then it is a limited amount of debate that can go on. it is the best effort to try and repeal. republicans say that is what john roberts was thinking, he called it a tax so it can be tried. >> how much of an issue as they move toward campaigning for the proceedings election. you have other issues that can come up like immigration jobs and things like that. >> even the president said today let's move forward. that is the president's way of saying i don't want to talk about this anymore. we have done it. he staked his presidency on this. had he lost today you pretty much may have kissed the reelection effort goodbye. the win moves the president can move forward.

mitt romney wants to talk about the economy. if we see the economy move, then they are going to say the president raised your taxes. democrats proud of the president. this will be the signature accomplishment of his first term. it will mark his presidency. >> thank you paul. >> thank you. >> charges of corruption. two well will have known chicago politicians indicted on charges of taking bribes. one in trouble for a second time. >> more history made in washington. for the first time ever congress votes to hold the u.s. attorney general in contempt.

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>> two familiar men. two familiar stories in chicago application. a former cook county commissioner and alderman charged with taking part in bribery schemes. julie was there.

>> jovanovski is in hot water. his friend, ex-alderman madrano is spending the next few nights in jail. this is the second stint for a man once charged with taking bribes. >> 59-year-old jovanovski mario moreno left the courthouse with little to say about federal corruption charges handed down today. in court prosecutors accused him of taking part in bribery schemes, even pocketting $5,000 himself. he and his friend are subject to the lengthy complaint that required arrests and self surrendering on the same day the charges were announced publicly. wiretaps and undercover agents were at work since at least september of 2010. >> within weeks of an ordinance passed by commissioner morneau.

people were talking about increasing the bribes. >> it seems just as bad for someone who is not in office to be using that office still when they shouldn't be in order to try to encourage other people to commit crimes. >> the two men stood before the judge with one of the other five defendants accused of selling bandages to public hospitaling. lawyers say they used bribes and kick backs to do it. >> it is a sad down for him, the community where he comes from, for his friends. we are all very disappointed to see him here a second time. >> a second time because he pleaded guilty in the mid 1990's to taking over $30,000 in bribes during the silver shuttle investigation. the one-time alderman targeted by the feds again. >> it really does undermine any trust that the public has in some of their politicians.

>> now that alleged $5,000 bribe moreno is accused of taking is actually tied to the town of cicero. he sat on a board deciding the fate of a transfer station. they said we are greatly disappointed in his conduct. whatever letters or statements he made regarding the transportation proposal he did on his own. >> thank you julie. coming up, frantic search for a 1-year-old boy after a couple stole a car with him inside. >> and an angry mayor rahm emanuel calling on the community to help after a 7-year-old girl was shot and killed. his renewed calls to stop the violence against children.

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for free tips to help you save, go to ♪ feed the pig ♪ >> in hammond indiana, police requested an amber alert for a 1-year-old boy who was recovered safely. the couple was buying fireworks. >> buying might be in question when it comes to the fireworks. we will get back to that. police in hammond, indiana, got a call from this hour just shy of two hours ago. a former neighbor of the woman who owns the car that was at that fireworks shop noticed the car here and found the 1-year-old boy inside alone but ok. that is a happy ending and the most important part of the story. here is the rest.

that car said to have been involved in a robbery attempt at this fireworks shop. the cars saw two of the four ok panned loading up fireworks, they gave chase. the occupants of the car took off with the baby, but without the baby's panicked mother. she had them call police, allegedly changed her story to police a few times while they searched for her friends and her missing child. >> they abandoned her. she then came in, appeared zpraut in saying they stole -- distraught in saying they stole her baby. one of the cops was disgusted because he was sick of her changing her story every three minutes. the 1-year-old boy found safe, now being reunited with his mother, who we are told may be

in trouble herself. we are being told this is all over fireworks we are just learning, worth a total of about $100. wgn news. >> tom thanks. >> in chicago's north neighborhood, a 7-year-old mother at a front yard candy stand was shot to death. gang violence apparently cost girl seated next to her heaven sutton her life. gunfire broke out last night. this is mayor rahm emanuel. >> this is not about crime. this is about values. take your gang conflict away

from a 7-year-old. who raised you? >> a 19-year-old man described by police as a gang member was shot in the ankle and taken to loyola medical center, where the girl was pronounced dead. they expect a quick end to the case with an arrest pending. >> chicago public school officials make a move that could end up costing property owners big-time this year. >> and google prepares to roll out live closes that could stream live

>> you didn't lie yesterday. we played it to 101 today. >> 101.2 at midway airport. it was warm, and boy have we had some big storms blow up. they started about 3:00 this afternoon. they van pelt-watkinsed elgin with hail so large it stripped the leaves off trees and dented cars. look at the cloud here. sam augustus captured this view. there is another view. 60,000 feet were what the radar tops on some of these. it gets cold at the top of the cloud, 90 below zero.

clean captured that hail stone. jay took one of the retherm terse -- therm terse and got 136 degrees. that is pretty hot. look at this. joe was descending into o'hare field and took this shot out the window of the plane on the way down. very nice shots. lots of hail shots. we will put them up on our wgn-tv.com website. this is our time laps of a hazy deed. you see the puffy cumulus clouds boiling up and the dark skies on the horizon as the thunderstorms starting coming together. they look like an eruption or explosion here. the lake breeze strengthened them after they came into the area after the first 100-degree high in seven years, the first

in june in 24 years. they were reached at 2:23 at midway. we had heed indexes as high as 114. due points were up at gulf coast levels today in the 70's. 25 states had 100-degree temperatures. this blistering heat way has set 1,000 temperature records in the last week. st. louis' 108 was the hottest temperature ever recorded in that city in june. look at the other once. little rock at 107 indianapolis tied its hottest ever in june at 104. and quincy, illinois was also 104. too tonight we are down in the 80's, but it is muggy. it appears we are involved in what may turn into a record

long streak of consecutive 90-degree days. we have 80's here and 90's coming back on the scene tomorrow. look at the heed indexes at this hour. joy yet 105 96 at morris and 100 in aurora. 127 states, including major population areas under heat advisories right here. the last of the warnings and watches continue as powerful storms traverse that area. they started here in our northwest suburbs and came roaring south ward. these are the warnings out at the moment. here is the light inge with these. the frequency of the lightning is often an indicator of how strong the storms are. we will animate these in the three-dimensional mode. you see how the storms towered to 60,000 feet and then they clams as they move southeast

ward. others may follow, but these will be in the morning hours and mainly down to the south and west of us. others could bubble up tomorrow afternoon. here is the corridor of heaviest rain from cook county southeast ward. these are some readings at griffith dyer, lansing. blue island had a quarter inch. here is a weatherbug camera view. our model says all this settles out of the area and will be partly cloudy as we join the day tomorrow and muggy. this cloud mass could erupt into some scattered storms tomorrow afternoon. this could be a representative message through the weekend clusters of storms. 30% to 40% coverage.

if you get under them, they will dump on you because we have a lot of water evaporated in this atmosphere and a jet stream juxtapositioned with it to left and create the squeezing effect as the cool air is lifted. tonight, partly cloudy warm and muggy. there could be a new thunderstorm in the south and west suburbs toward morning in spots. 75-80 for the lows. tomorrow, hot and humid scattered thunderstorms 40% coverage. 95. 73 tomorrow night scattered thunderstorms possible. a sun and cloud mix. hot and humid. 95 with upper 80's at the beaches. again, some strong and gusty 40% coverage thunderstorms. this may be a record long streak. the longest streak of consecutive 90-degree days here is 11 at the official station 12 at midway.

we could have 90's going through a week from sunday every day. >> wow. >> it may get up and flirt with 100 a couple of times next week. this is really going to turn into a hot spell around here, and we have an air pollution action day tomorrow too. >> back in february, you predicted the trend is the hot summer. >> every statistic pointed to this happening and it seems to be laying out. hang on to the air conditioners and fans. >> thanks. see you in a bit. >> all right. >> coming up dozens of democratic congressmen walk out on khalil -- capital hill. >> coming up, the white sox coming up with some late inning dramatics in the bronx.

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>> nba draft time. lots of chicago products out there in the draft picks. let's check with rich king, who is up in dear field to check out -- deerfield to check out how the bulls did. >> the bulls took a guard with derosa banged up. they took one of four kentucky players taken in the first round. taylor teagarden a point guard out of u.k. he is a very aggressive player but not much on defense. of course that will challenge here in chicago when tom thibodeau gets hold of him. his broken is jeff teague, a guard for the atlanta hawks. he needs more work on defense, just 19 years old. a long way to go for him. of course with derosa out, he will be needed for the bulls. he is he is out of

indianapolis, indiana, taylor teagarden, the bulls' first-round pick, their only pick. anthony davis went to new orleans as the first pick overall. as for kawhi leonard and the fighting -- meyers leonard from the fighting line any he went to portland as number 11. >> knowing that i have an opportunity in front of me to possibly start or even be a factor in games my first year is a great feeling. but at the same time, like i said, it is going to take a lot of hard work and dedication. >> indescribable right now. a great feeling and experience. i have waiting for this all my life. it is finally here. i got drafted number one overall. it means a lot to me, a 19-year-old professional.

i can't wait to get to new orleans and start playing. >> ok, good luck to anthony and good luck to the bulls. taylor teagarden with the news conference behind me. the white sox, what a night in new york for the white sox. they roll out again against the yankees yankees. dylan axelrod got the call in game one of the set. unusual crowd of course in new york for this one. the sox were scoreless in the fifth when alejandro de aza comes up and send one deep to right. it will go for a solo shot off ivan nova. the white sox on the board. four hits for de aza tonight. the next one, the yankees tied the game 1-1. robinson cano gets a base hit scoring a-rod to make it 2-1 yankees. the bronx bombers adding one more to make it 3-1. in the ninth yankees make an error, and they pay for it. dayan viciedo with a dramatic

home run in the ninth, and the white sox pull one out in new york. what a win for the white sox in new york. now on to tennis and wimbledon. the big men's upset the number two seed, rafael nadal, is out in the second round. he lost to lukas rosol the 100th player in the world. that is the earliest exit for pineda in a glassmyer since 2005. now the euro cup the semi-finals today. germany against italy. the winner will take spain in the finals. italy up 1-0 in the second half when mario balotelli knocks one in. he scored two goals in the game. italy hangs on 2-1. they will face spain in the finals of the euro cup. dwyane wade will miss the olympics because of knee surgery. cobb cobb gets a 10-year contract for $104 million from the pens.

$104 million not bad. that's it. the bulls again picking taylor teagarden as their first and only selection here. >> thank you rich. let's go to tom. it is hot today and going to be hot the next seven days. >> it is going to stay hot through the next week, through the fourth of july, which is wednesday and wetter. we have a drought going, but we are going to get the clusters of storms day after day to erupt. one point of our viewing area or another. average rainfall is two inches. individual forecasts off the various models we look at put down anywhere from 1.10 to as much as 5.99 inches. one moderate el even kicked out that much. these be spaced out nicely. the orange is where the heed indexes will be in the 100's tomorrow. this is the forecast on saturday, and look at sun, the way the heed are surges back into the area. here is a closer look at how temperatures tomorrow will lay

out. cooling along the lake. same thing on saturday. 90's inland and 80's around the lake. sunday, same thing. this is kind of like a rubber stamp forecast, only you can run it through this weekend. there are the heed indexes tomorrow. there is the ring of fair. hot air dome, storm mcclusterest moving around it, and a jet stream slicing through our area to give these things the wind gusts they can generate. look how that ribbon of moisture goes from the dakotas across us, that purple area. that is where we are going to have heavier than normal rain over the next 10 days. we may do something about the drought before it is all over, but i imagine it is not going to fall evenly. there are the forecast rain numbers. here is our seven-day forecast. a lot of 90's in that forecast. it may spike up close to 100 on tuesday and well into the 90's on the fourth of july. that is good outdoor weather if you don't have to work in it.

be careful. >> the key is how hot it stays at home and that is the cumulative effect that can be dangerous. >> you got it, mark. the heat island goes to work, and all the concrete hangs on to the heat, so we stay warm in the city. the humidity keeps temps up, too. >> that's is your news for a thursday night. i am micah materre. >> and mime mark suppelsa. you can coming to our website to check out the forecast. have a good night.

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