in his '30's went into the water this evening and went under the water. temperatures were in the '50s and that will sap your strength quickly. he was in critical condition when he was taken out of the water and he died a short time later. the victim was out of the water and rescuers started cpr, and they kept at it as their role the structure of the pier and the lifesaving effort continued to nearby st. joseph's hospital. witnesses pointed out the exact spot where the mccoy went down and his body was moved a short distance by a strong current. we had three divers and the water. the water was cold and a visibility was poor and the clock was ticking. this fire department diver found the victim face down all the bottom. of the trading pulled off. every day trading day and night, at this is what we trained for.

people like and who saw the man struggling called out to him and they were still too upset to talk to us. the witness stayed on the scene and that was important to us. the fact that the witness was there and give us a last visibility point we were able to locate him quickly. barry quickly given conditions today but not quickly enough to save the life of the man. for now we don't know much about the man accept that he was in his '30's and we don't know why he was in the water. and it is good given the conditions that no one went into the water to try to save him. rapid gun fire was heard this afternoon in an upper middle class neighborhood on the south side. the shooting happened in the pill hill neighborhood in the 17oo block of east 93rd street. small numbered place- cards mark the spots where shell casings hit the ground. a woman was hit and has been taken to the hospital. several random shots actually went through the

wall of a house, barely missing the owner who works from home. i just heard gunshots and when i came, i actually talked to look out this way and to see if i could see it that was coming from the west and. when i came up here i saw the bullet holes and then i looked over there and i saw them in the wall. detectives are investigating and if you know anything about those shootings you should call police. in a hospital bed with a breathing tube] after being shot while riding in his mother's car, 9-year-old tykeece hilliard is recovering tonight at comer children's hospital. he's expected to be okay. meantime chicago police are hunting for the gunman. the boy's mother says she had her six kids in the car yesterday at 67th and evans when she heard gunfire. police say the shooter was aiming at her male friend in the front seat. when tykeece said he was shot, his mom drove straight to the hospital. my reaction was to save my son.

that is all i can do. that is my baby, save my son. asked about the man who was with her in the car, the mother replied, "i have never put any of my children in harm's way." wilmette police solving one mystery surrounding the murder of a 20-year-old man. authorities have found colin nutter's car. they asked for the public's help to track down the 2004 dodge stratus and did so yesterday afternoon. no word on where they picked it up or what they learned from it. nutter was found shot to death monday morning on frontage road just east of the edens expressway. tonight, profiles in courage. the parents of a girl killed in her suburban home show up for the suspect's every hearing. john and brenda o'laughlin want justice for kelli joy, but say it's not how they're finding closure. john wilson allegedly killed the 14-year-old in a 2011 burglary of their indian head park home. today the career criminal was denied a motion for a new judge. the o'laughlin's call it a stalling tactic. their solace is in keeping kelli's memory alive.

just trying to do something for that because the trial is a separate process and we want justice of course, but it is different than finding closure for the daughter we lost. kelli's memorial fund gave out getting closure is important and i think this helps tremendously ... kelli's memorial fund gave out six scholarships this year. friends in the community are raising money for the fund with a 5-k in november. getting back to work to take care of unfinished business. governor quinn orders the general assembly back into special session to tackle pension reform. next, big brother may be illino's

another hit, now at an all-time low. the governor is calling lawmakers to a special session focused on solving the state's pension crisis. wgn's gaynor hall joins us with the details. gaynor? first fitch, now moody's. both downgrading illinois' credit rating this week. and still no agreement from lawmakers on how to fix the 100 billion dollar pension debt that's gobbling up the state's finances. governor pat quinn calling lawmakers back to work on june 19 to deal with the pension "emergency." in a statement saying, "time and time again over the past two years, i have proposed, asked and pushed members of the general assembly to send me a comprehensive pension reform bill. time and time again, failure to act by deadlines has resulted in the bond rating agencies lowering our credit rating, which hurts our economy, wastes taxpayer money and shortchanges the education of our children." also at stake is quinn's future. he's up for re-election next year. republican state treasurer dan rutherford, who announced he's running for governor, says the problem is leadership. "i hope they don't do what the governor did in 2012, spent tens of thousands and dollars on a special session, and they walked away from there not resolving the state public pension issue." the spring legislative session ended last week with no deal on competing bills passed in the state house and the senate. house speaker michael madigan's plan, supported by the business community, pegs the most savings by cutting back on pension benefits for retirees and current state workers. senate president john cullerton's plan, supported by the unions, takes a more cautious approach, tying pension benefits to health coverage. the

governor called a meeting with both leaders earlier this week. madigan didnt show up. his spokesperson says: he wasn't available. senate republican leader christine radogno says she's not sure the democrats will be able break out of the dysfunction. "i'm not terribly optimistic because i've seen no change in dynamic from the stalemate that occured a week ago and now." and as the stalemate continues, the cost to taxpayers? the governor's office estimates 17 million dollars for each day without pension reform. "we cannot afford to have the worst rated credit. it's costing us hundreds of millions more than surrounding states to borrow money. our cost of government is going up and the quality of services is going down." keep in mind - legislation with an immediate effective date would require a super-majority to pass in the special session. in addition to pensions, senate

republican leader christine radogno says 'concealed carry' could also come up if governor quinn decides to veto the bill approved by the house and senate. when we come back, the black hawks in los angeles tied at one. and big brother may be stopping every time you pick up your cellphone. you might want to watch what you say on that phone. and in the weather center, it is quiet and cold pack but more stores by late this weekend. i'll have the details in the forecast straight ahead. .dr

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nine state championships to his credit, loved by his hockey teams. a new trier coach is being sued for what the wilmette hockey board president says he posted online. wgn's marcella raymond is live at new trier tonight. the story is rattling this

tight-knit hockey community. the allegations are disturbing. the coach of young men and boys is accused of sinking so low as to attack another man's children. in 2011 the man was fired as hockey director of the willamette hockey association and almost immediately the cyber bullying of the association president began. it was on the ending. they let the man go but he and young children were the victim of anonymous bush's comments on a hockey blog there were ongoing, it's not just about myself or the hockey association but also about my children and wife that was frankly very disturbing and troubling. he hired an attorney and

investigated and found the ip address went to the address of bob melton. more than anything else i want my family to stop being the victim of cyber harassment and cyber bullying. the man is well known in hockey circles and he has been the coach of new trier for a number of years. he was inducted into the illinois hockey hall of fame as a player and smith said he was surprised that the trail led to melton. it filed a civil lawsuit for defamation of character emotional distress and invasion of privacy. the most important thing is that this be exposed and this behavior cease. bob melton did not want to go on camera but he says the

allegations are false and he says the new trier hockey club did a thorough investigation and they did not find any evidence linking him to this behavior and so he is still the hockey coach. chuck smith says at least 20 anonymous comments were directed at his family, children wife and him, that came from the bob melton ip address. now it is up to a judge to decide. gary, indiana, getting ready to say goodbye to their former mayor. visitiation for the late rudy clay will take place next tuesday at the genesis center, ten in the morning through six o-clock that evening. the wake will follow that night with the funeral taking place the next day, wednesday, 11 o'clock, also at the genesis center. clay left politics two years ago after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. the government says it's all about national security, but critics arent buying it. why the feds are tracking the phone conversations of millions of americans. plus, a push for new technology to make it harder for theives to

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security. "i think we should revisit this on a regular basis." while our own senator durbin oo to tith putting securityit privacy protection he lprpr news photographers, accustomed to telling their story through images, are doing it with their voices today outside the sun- times. "quality, not cuts! quality, not cuts!" photographers fired from the sun times joined various labor leaders for a protest. the 28 photographers were laid off last week. now the chicago newspaper guild is asking the national labor relations board to rule that sun-times management bargained in bad faith, calling it union busting.

we have taken a 15 percent cut over three years, two weeks for furloughs. we tried to help this company but it seems like we are not getting any help. sun-times management says the lay-offs reflect readers' growing demand for video content, and they plan to use freelance photographers and reporters to collect that. filling up at the pump tends to empty out your pocketbook, especially here in illinois. the national average sits at $3.63 a gallon for regular. here in illinois, that price jumps to $4.15. fill up in chicago, the price is even higher at $4.52 a gallon. aaa says prices may ease up toward the end of june, maybe. there are some refinery issues that will be fixed by then, one of the reasons that gas in our area is so much higher than anywhere else in the country. the c-t-a already is making repairs to its fleet of new rail cars. welding irregularties were found on the frame of nearly all of the 250 new cars currently in operation on the green, pink and red lines. c-t-a officials say the problem is *not a safety concern for

passengers. repairs are scheduled to begin this weekend and will run through october. the problem was first discovered by employees at a production plant in new york. delivery of new rail cars was temporarily stopped while the c-t-a and company officials approved a plan to fix the welding problem. the school year may be almost over, but mayor rahm emanuel launched his annual "summer of learning" program today. summer is known for its leisure and now it will also be known for its learning. and leading by example, the summer will not be a time when our children will fall back. they've will leap forward. the mayor spent time with students at a chicago public library. this year "rahm's readers" was expanded to focus on "steam" skills, which stands for science, technology, engineering, art and math. the mayor partnered with the museum of science and industry, the art institute of chicago, and the goodman theatre for this year's program. children who complete challenges such as reading for 300 minutes this summer will

earn prizes. new york city and san francisco prosecutors are asking smartphone makers to add a "kill switch" to their gadgets in an effort to curb thefts. they plan to meet with representatives from the cell phone industry, and urge them to install switches that will disable the devices if they're stolen. some companies already have tools to help people find their smartphones. apple has the 'find my i-phone' device which allows a user to track their missing phone on a map, and remotely lock it and erase data. if you are looking for fast food between midnight and 4am, mcdonald's wants your business. the restaurant chain is rolling out a new "after midnight" menu in certain 24 hour locations. this new menu will include breakfast options as well as other burgers, fries, and dessert options. mcdonald's says customers will now have more flexibility with mixing and matching menu items. not so fast. despite a judge's ruling on the controversial morning after pill, why it still may not be available right away. and she gave birth right

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contraception, that doesn't necessarily mean access to the pill will become easier. lables now have to be revised to remove age restrictions. plus, the government may file another appeal to move the pills back behind the counter. a minnesota woman went into labor after going on a 10 mile run, but she had no idea she was even pregnant. on sunday, trish staine went to the hospital for what she thought were back pains, but just a day later, she delivered a surprise baby. she says she hadn't felt any fetal movements nor gained any weight. there wasn't any bud of have a tummy already and i didn't gain weight and through my training high lost what had and she just replaced it. trish has 2 other kids with her husband john, and is a step mom to john's three other children. the staine family says this baby girl was born 5 weeks early and her name is mira, short for

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crisp today. we had a high temperature that was 13 degrees below normal. and at st. louis was 16 degrees warmer than of spirit which started the day gloomy whip, cover and showers but the airport picked up officially 15 hundredths of an inch of precipitation. the clouds cleared in the afternoon providing sunshine as the drive later moving in and pyrrhic 64 degrees was the high temperature today. 80 degrees in st. louis. plenty of warm air to the south that we may get a taste of that but it will take six or seven days to do that. a chance that a week from today we could top 80

degrees but right now is 53 degrees in chicago and the dew point at 53. cool temperatures throughout the region. the water temperature is 60 at the waterfront in chicago. temperatures further offshore were between 55 and 60. winds off lake michigan east the northeast between seven and 17 mi. per hour with gusts. there was an 18 mop or gust earlier. the winds will subside overnight. take a look at that. a zone of stronger winds for the weekend. early saturday night and sunday before the next chance of showers and thunderstorms. at the moment you