to the restrooms. the chicago tribune is reporting that the attacker assaulted her. he used cocaine and he tried to stop her from escaping at one point. but when the woman heard her husband outside the bathroom door, she screamed for help. her husband, according to the tribune, chased the intruder out of the river north store with a baseball bat. he got away. joanne eder, chicago area resident: "that's terrifying to hear it's happening so close to where you shop and take your family." multiple hotels, a major shopping destination, and trump tower surround this little mom and pop bookshop, but locals say the neighborhood is changing. tourists walk up and down this block on east illinois all day long unaware that the homeless population is growing and the bad guys are becoming more brazen, they tell wgn. lucia malovany, area resident: "it's getting to the point that at night, after 8 o'clock, i feel i can't leave unaccompanied in the area." flalonder alexander, area worker:

harry romejko, bookstore regular: "the days of thinking there are certain neighborhoods where you can be attacked, beaten up, robbed or killed are over. it can happen anywhere." police returned to the bookstore this morning. we're told they are checking private surveillance cameras, the store claiming to have a few of its own. meanwhile, the bookshop "after words" is taking one good first step toward creating a safer environment. it is changing its hours. closing up before dark. lucia malovany, area resident: "you should feel safe in your neighborhood and i don't anymore." you can see the guardian angels outside the bookstore talking to people as they come and go along this busy block. as busy as this is late at night, this crime

took place at these hours just one day ago. the guardian angel city cable be in the area until the person responsible for this attack is behind bars. if you know anything about this incident, call chicago police. a car crashes into a north suburban school, injuring those in its path and sending them away in ambulances. wgn's amy rutledge is in gurnee tonight with the details. amy? the good news. an 11 year-old boy who was injured was released from the hospital about one hour ago with cuts and bruises to his legs. otherwise probably pretty rattles walking away from what could have been a tragic situation. at about 345 this afternoon a man confused the break for the gas pedal and went into the north entrance of a middle school pinning and 11 year-old boy underneath the vehicle. firefighters used the

jaws of light to cut the boy out from beneath the car. his injuries were described as critical but tv was released from the hospital. another person who tried to help the boy was caught by broken glass. that person and the driver of the minivan and a passenger were treated for minor injuries. school officials breathing a sigh of relief. this middle school student will start his school year without any serious injuries. we will be there for a and ban and for the support that he needs, emotional support he needs to transition to the middle school. our hearts go out to him. crisis counselors have been brought to the school for anyone who needs them. the advent held today has been cut short and will resume tomorrow. scheduled

events resume tomorrow. officials say hit the building is structurally safe. the driver of the minivan, the incident is under investigation and it is not known whether charges will be filed. an emotional goodbye for a hero firefighter who made headlines half a century ago when he saved a little boy from an apartment fire. friends and family gathered today for eddie groya's wake. the former chicago firefighter saved the then 5- year-old cuban refugee back in 1963. today that little boy is lieutenant rick vega, a firefighter who works out of the same lakeview fire house his hero did back in the day. he was there. he obviously changed the course of my life, saved my life. to be here for him, and there are no words for that.

lieutenant vega was one of the firefighters who served in groya's honor guard and he vowed to stay by groya's side every minute throughout the wake. powerball tickets are flying out of convenience stores as tonight's jackpot hits 425- million dollars. people are still lined up to buy tickets with the drawing less than an hour away. wgn's dan ponce is live in the south loop where powerball hopefuls are counting on their numbers to come up. last minute gold rush at the bp station here at wabash. i think sales caught off at 9:00 and some people are still hoping to get tickets. i ask people what they plan to buy, that is the normal question but i asked another question. still largest power ball

jackpot, among the biggest. people have charitable dreams. what kind of charity but you donate to? something to help people in africa. they need money there. what about you? i would probably start with a water project in africa. and maybe donate to help sharks. they are endangered. help people and help sharks. the sisters of mercy and salvation army and red cross and hubbell probably donate to animal shelters. at the shell station the clerk was busy printing lottery tickets all day. people we spoke to said it would give back to media organizations. probably it may be diabetes charity or homeless kids or stuff like that. right now i will give a lot to

church because i have been they have been praying for me and i was recently diagnosed with cancer and i have had very good results and so we know the power of prayer works. the odds of winning power paul are one and 175 million and still is worth a shot and it is ok to think about family members as well. i would give money to the church and i would buy my mother a big house with a garden. how would give money to my college and at st. ignatius high school. and probably my wife, the other charity. you can watch the lottery drawing right here on wgn at 10:00. i thought i would have fallen on social media and i printed the picture of mike lottery ticket. right now i

have 135,000 lights and that means that even if i win and get a lump-sum payment i will now all my facebook friends and about $1.1 billion. i do not think that will happen. i am talking to the state of illinois and i am hoping i can just borrow the money from the state and pay everybody that way. sure. the state has plenty of money to give you. we want to hear from you: did you buy a powerball ticket? text yes or no to 97999 or vote on line at wgntv.com/poll. we'll have results after tom skilling's 7-day forecast. coming up ... illinois' house speaker sounds off on everything from the metra scandal to his daughter's decision not to run for governor. plus, shop at your own risk. why a south suburban community is trying to get a mall shut down. the tall ships are back. a look at what it's like onboard the historic vessels. and parts of the chicago area got a brief soaking today. tom skilling tells us if we're done

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over paychecks, and his daughter's decision not to run for governor. wgn's julian crews spoke with madigan. lisa and i had spoken about that on several occasions and she knew very well that i did not plan to retire. mike madigan said he his daughter knew he was not going anywhere which sheds a curious light on her decision not to run for governor. last month after announcing she would not run for convenor lisa madigan be attorney general denied she misled donors after she thought about a challenge from pat quinn. and speaking of quinn and the extraordinary decision to suspend lawmaker pay speaker madigan weighed in. they are suing the governor but the cook county judge hearing the case said oral arguments for late

september. i would have appreciated a quicker schedule. at chicago's union league club in a closed door meeting with real-estate appraisers michael madigan defended himself against accusations of patronage. former metra ceo said he was forced out after demands from the speaker. public statements that alex clifford made to the regional board, testimony that clipper did not feel threatened b hous speaker mike madigan. this is what he testified and you can't see that on several occasions he said there was no pressure put upon him by anybodyby failure to get a agreement on pension reforms,

dragging their feet on a comprehensive pension reform. let me say that we have been working on pension reform since 2010. in 2010 we passed legislation that passed in ... benefits as for lisa madigan and her comments a spokesman for the attorney general office says that she will not comment. chicago public schools minimizing testing to maximize teaching time. that's the word from schools chief barbara byrd bennett as c-p-s cuts the number of required standardized assessment tests from 25 per school year to just 10. the change comes after parents and teachers raised concerns about over-testing. part of the cuts limit testing to the spring. c- p-s decided which tests to cut after getting feedback from focus groups and the chicago teachers union. protestors are on their second week of a hunger strike against discriminatory health care practices. a group of undocumented immigrants rallied outside christ advocate medical center today. they are demanding a change in the health care practices that deny

undocumented and uninsured patients a place on organ transplant waiting lists. after successful protests this past week, a hospital official at northwestern memorial hospital met with the group to begin a negotiation process. so dangerous, it may not be safe for shoppers. why officials in a south suburb say a shopping mall needs to be shut down immediately. plus, open for business, well, sort of. the first legal pot clinic already signing up customers.

the village of matteson is asking a judge to shut down the lincoln mall, claiming it poses dangerous conditions to shoppers and employees. wgn's robert jordan has details on the lawsuit. i have to say that this is one of the most concerning facilities that i have inspected. extensive code violations, so many that matteson village officials think that people are in danger just by being inside pyrrhic want a safe mall, secure mall and one that promotes that we are pro development. in specters say there are pathways that lead to dead ends and doors that to not open, violations so blatant that the village is asking for permission to padlock the mall, closing all 45 stores inside and throwing employees

how up work. there are significant portions of the mall that do not have a sprinkler system. the exit issues, the sprinkler system is very serious and we are trying to get them corrected to no avail so far. safety issues that endanger people in the mall at this point and that is why we are doing this and we are hoping that they quickly address it. two men who own businesses inside the mall came up and said that they thought the situation was being blown out of proportion. they said they thought it was a power-play between a new york owners and the village, trying to force the new york owners to pay back taxes. even so they work more concerned about employees and they are concerned that if the mall closes it may not ever opened again.

medical marijuana signed into law just last week. a legal pot clinic already open for business in wicker park today. the area's first medical marijuana clinic opened its doors this morning and people lined-up. it's staffed by doctors willing to write a pot prescription. the clinic is owned by a former registered nurse who has a similar business in michigan. she says she's not worried about any backlash from the community. we have seen many patients have a better quality of life from this. i am willing to face what ever people have to face. if we're still in the right thing that is the only thing i am concerned about. patients will not get marijuana from the clinic itself. they'll have to go to a state-run dispensary for that and they don't open until january 1. a house of horrors reduced to rubble. the home where three women were held captive for years is now just a memory. her husband died battling a wildfire. now the widow of a fallen hero is facing a battle of her own over death benefits. and in the medical watch, why

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told an expectant mother that she would be prepared for nine months, 280 days after the first missed menstrual cycle. but only 4 percent actually deliver on the to date. the journal of reproduction reports that there are fluctuations that are normal within five weeks. spencer% delivered within 10 days of the estimated due date. how long do you want to live? most people surveyed want to live longer than average but not by much. like the expectancy is 78.7 years. the research center said that people want another decade and hope to reach 90. when asked about surviving to 100 or 120, most said no thanks. at that point they would refuse medical treatment to not extend their life. religious views or gender did not seem to alter the long

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skies and the corn fields as well. look at this time lapse of the rain coming to the area. coming through in waves. one comes in from the west. and this is what goes on underneath those towers that you saw in the still photographs. look at that rain shaft. another wave of rain. an inch of rain in some spots. tonight these storms retreat to the south and we have a northeast wind which drops temperatures and humidity and it will push the rain to the south for the next couple days. the southern midwest is getting set for the biggest rain is in coming days. the storms blowing up. as these blow up you see how the clouds to the north of that fade at the expense of these. these are venting anger at the top and the air sinks and kills

clouds to the north. interesting to see the atmosphere at work. scattered rains today. the heaviest in northern indiana and we had a couple patches here where the rain was heavy. in the south 1.2 in. of rain at nathan green elementary school here in town. our whether bob censored with almost an inch of rain. a trace at midway and o'hare. look at the high temperatures today. not many 90s this year. compare it to what is going on around here today. 68 at the british school here in town. the advisory is for flooding are in the green areas and they tend to be on the north end of a blazingly hot air mass. hundred degree temperatures in the planes. thunderstorm watch in

the planes as well. advisories for red flag warnings in the west. the act of weather is to the south as cool air takes these nineties and hundreds and pushes it further south. 91 in st. louis bought 105 in dallas. 100 in houston. those people are looking for relief but the heat places on. look at boise idaho. warm air up to the arctic. 80s in parts of the canadian coastline where the ice has been melting. look at the 80s in interior alaska. it is the board up north that causes the jet stream to go well north and then it dives way southward and that is what the cool summer has been about. that pushes the cool air down here even as the arctic latitudes, the heat has been progressing at a pace. you can see cooling in place and that

makes this history with the eight degree above normal temperature in chicago and that included 91 at midway airport, the warmest temperature in 10 days. we had many more days in the '90s last year than today. we don't see much chance of '90s coming back soon. the cool weather has established itself and will stay in place for a couple weeks in the chicago area. it could make for a lovely area. partly cloudy breezy and cooler. that is for tonight spirit northeast winds between six and 16. partly cloudy breezy and less humid tomorrow. low '70s at the beach at northwest winds causing choppy waves between two and 3 ft.. on friday it mostly cloudy and

showers possible with a high of 77. that is not bad. the week and looks good and we have the persius meteor shower and we may have clear weather to see it. we will take a look. how be back with the seven day forecast. a house filled with painful memories now just an empty lot. one of the three women held captive in a cleveland home on hand as her kidnapper's house was demolished before her eyes. and a diplomatic snub. why president obama is turning down an invitation to meet with russia's president. if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, if you're lookd reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.

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a destructive end to the ariel castro kidnapping case. cleveland city leaders and neighbors standing by as castro's home was demolished. castro was recently sent to prison for kidnapping three women and imprisoning them in the house for about 10 years. today one of those victims said it's important for families of missing loved ones to keep hope alive. i want the people of their to now especially the mothers that they can have strength and hope and their child will come homeb.

just have love in god. castro is now serving a life sentence behind bars without a chance for parole. the widow of an arizona firefighter says she should be grieving, but she's fighting for death benefits. juliann ashcraft is rasisng four kids alone. she's threatening to sue for the families of 13 fallen firefighters. her husband and the others were part of an elite crew that perished in a wildfire june 30. the families will get 328 thousand dollars in workers comp, but no health insurance or death benefits. the city of prescott says they're not entitled because the men were seasonal workers. yemen's government claims it thwarted an al-qaeda terror plot. officials say the group wanted to take over strategic ports, and attack oil pipelines. their announcement comes as the u.s. and british embassies remain closed there. hundreds of yemeni military vehicles and troops are protecting embassies, government offices, and the airport. u.s. drone strikes also killed seven suspected al-qaeda militants today.

america's relationship with russia is getting even more strained. president obama will skip a planned meeting with russian president vladimir putin next month. "there was unanimous support for the decision not to, within the national security council, not to hold the summit." mister obama will attend the g- 20 summit hosted by putin in saint petersburg, but they won't go one-on-one. the u.s. is angry that russia gave asylum to nsa leaker edward snowden. the white house is also frustrated over stalled agreements on missile defense, trade, and human rights. former president george w. bush is home today following a heart procedure to fix a blocked artery. the 67-year-old received a stent to alleviate the clogged artery on tuesday. the blockage was found during bush's annual physical examination at the cooper clinic in dallas on monday. bush's office announced the procedure was performed successfully without complications. he is said to be in high spirits and is eager to return to his normal schedule tomorrow. ebony magazine is devoting its september issue to trayvon

martin. four different covers declare, "we are trayvon." the first features his family calling for an end to "stand your ground" laws. the others show celebrities spike lee, dwyane wade and boris kodjoe posing with their sons in hoodies. right-wingers are calling for a boycott. the magazine tweets back: "we have so many tea party readers and followers. to lose all zero of them due to our september cover would be devastating." tall ships roll into chicago's lake front. how you can become apart of the maritime event. and later in sports, the bears take their first injury hit of the season, losing a key member of the secondary for the of the secondary for the season.

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but that did not stop a dedicated crowd to who stay glued to the railings. how're you doing? tough on the camera equipment though. the tall ships with their 2013 debut. we race from city to city and lake to a lake and we have five legs we will raced through. we project 5 million visitors expected to see us but we have 22 cities and 17 of those are canadian commander in the war of 1812 and their independent spirit what makes a tall ship a tall ship? it has to do with the rigging configuration and her length at the waterline. now everybody says that any big sailboat is a tall ship and that is kind of true but we want to have history, education. they made to itself training on board for kids and so we want them to have some program to make them a tall

ship. a million visitors coming to the pier to learn something about the ships. even though a little bit of it is preserved today its history is original and it lives on. and in hopefully drier conditions. i have my umbrella. it is chicago and you never know what the weather will do. one of the highlights is the eight year-old ship from norway. she will be here until sunday with 13 other ships. $5 gets you in person in to see the ships. rides on the ships in the like are also available.

ddc micha on the tall ships as mc? she always does a great job. quite an event. cool air is on the move again and it is right into the chicago area and it promises a different kind of day tomorrow. this is the seven day forecast. the air mass, the red and orange are the warmest areas and the cooler colors, the blue, that is cooler air. we bring the blue to the south and we pushed the warmer air to the edges of our area. the sixth day. will be five degrees below normal. there are signs that we may moderate this cool pattern. they are in a heat

wave in europe from italy into the balkans. they had temperatures over 100. look how cool in western europe and the had forest fires and everything else. region of the world where it is warm. here is the seven day forecast with temperature readings making it up to 76 tomorrow, not nearly the 89 we saw at o'hare today. 77 friday and 76 friday. chance of a couple showers and thunderstorms and calling on through tuesday of next week. this is the third weekend with temperatures below average but it still looks comfortable. cool is the word. see you later. the seven seas dolphin exhibit at brookfield zoo has a new addition: a female calf. allie,

a 26-year-old bottlenose dolphin gave birth to the calf on friday. allie began showing signs the day before, and she went into full labor around two hours prior to her delivery. the approximately 40-pound, 3- foot-long calf appears healthy and strong. no name yet. two other bottlenose dolphins are due to give birth this fall. coming up ... the white sox try and do something to the yankees that they haven't done in a century. and the cubs and phillies are both out of the playoff chase but they were still playing very hard tonight. rich king is next with sports.

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a sixth round pick in 2012, the first chance to step in. frights back all of last year's on the practice squad. more disappointing than anything and i'm not thinking about that as an opportunity. kevin is a great guy. he is humble and quiet. he is a great kid and i think he has the right mentality. always wants to get better and he is in the playbook all the time, learning. it's the final tuneup for the preseason. mark tress and outlining his plans for cutler in that first game. jabal play, very limited. it could be one play or eight plays and i am not trying to be smart. just want to see how the game goes. three and out and we will decide whether he does it for another three. the thinking

would be if it is a general feeling on what we want to accomplish that that time. the starters including j. if they start they will play minimally. baseball now and the white sox going for a sweep against the yankees...the sox looking for their first back back series sweeps against the bronx bombers for the first time since 1913....100 years ago. things however...did not get off on the right foot on the south side. the yankees jumped on hector santiago in the first inning...and it was alfonso soriana ripping a blast to left...gone for a two run shot...the yankees had the edge..it was 4-1 in the 7th when the sox rallied.. paul konerko led the way with a double to left center to drive in a run...this made it 4- 2..the sox added one more....and it is now in the 8th ..the yankkes still up 4-3... derek jeter hosted a leadership conference for youth at uic this morning. a panel of experts talked about how to achieve academic excellence, develop skills as a leader, and remain drug and alchohol free. value lost by those players caught up in the boigenisis mess

but hopefully not lost by the young people at todays conference. kids are our future. there will be the leaders of tomorrow and they will be our children when i have them one day. there is negativity in society but you want kids to leave here with a positive message and go back to the community and be positive role models within the communities and within the schools. the cubs in phillie for game two of the series and it was a bruiser...the game tied at 2-2 in the 7th...the phils bid for lead....cole gillespie makes a nice throw and chase utley tries to jar the ball losee from dioners navarro... a violent collision...utley is out but navarro had to leave the game...exrays on his ankle were negative..it was a scary moment it was still 2-2 when donnie murphy cranks out a three run shot in the top of the 9th...his second of the game and third in two nights....and the cubs even the series ...they win

5-2... alex rodriquez officially filed his appeal to his suspension...it is estimated the ruling could come down as late as november... finally...in golf...the last major of the year begins tomorrow..at oak hill in rochester new york. it is the final chance for tiger woods to grab his first major title since 2008...he comes in after an easy win at the bridgestone invitational...he won by 7 shots...on sunday .he has won 5 times on the tour this year...woods three short of sam snead's all time career mark of 82 wins...but his drought in the majors is now five years old. i have had my share of chances to win and i have had my opportunities on the back nine on half of those sundays in the last five years where i had a chance. i have not want it key is to keep giving myself chances.

the golf course here is incredible shape and one of the best set ups. the way the pga set it up with graduated rough. i think it is incredibly well thought out and should identify the best player this week. favored in all of these majors, knocking on the door. we will see but happens. i predict he will do it this weekend. we heard it here first. that's the news for this wednesday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com for all of us here, have a good night. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil.

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