do when bond corp. is our touch with aggravated criminal sexual assaults and armed robbery. >> the investigators said that identified him with surveillance cameras in that area. the city of chicago much as a major effort to fix the pothole problem. >> good afternoon to you. 63rd and ashland. day one and job one of resurfacing many streets in chicago. this is the sound and smell of progress. >> shaking hands of some of the crew members here. basically saying there was a horrible winter. what did take the bus driver car driver truck, we know what that winter was all about. >> today is day one. 100 mi. of all too real streets. even 5 mi. of that is said to be repaid. a coordinated effort between the city. total project cost $200 million. >> 345 mi.. to get your point of reference, the city of chicago did 175 mi.. this is the largest paving season that we have on record. as we all know. >> winter was for the record books. spring and summer is also for the record books. a record paving season for the city of

identified, appearing in bond corp. charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse. distribution of harmful material. many of the alleged acts took place and the church itself. said to have been a youth minister a church photographer. even more in his young victims between the ages of 9-17 years of age. also ran at a new variety of youth retreat. there's fear that there are more than just the six victims. >> the original outcry was made to members of the church where these young men attended. what they called dcfs. called us. >> investigators are asking parents to carefully talk to their children to ask them if they ever had any bad experience with the suspect. obviously this is rippling through the community. people in absolute shock to hear about these allegations. >> the body found in an indiana lake earlier this week has been identified as a missing doctor from michigan. vanished december 5th after her shift as a hospital resiat a hospital >> fingerprint identification confirmed it was patrick. toxicology test results are not yet in. >> a second man is charged in

corps roan. as for glen frasier miller the alleged shooter he is in custody, remains in custody being held on $10 million bondr this week, the district attorney filed two murder charges against him, he is also expected in court next week. >> all right, usher, thank you. america's top law enforcement official say that heroine and other openuates are killing more people in some communities than violent crime and car crashes. in a first of it's kind summit, they gathered in washington, d.c., to talk about the widespread abuse of the drug, and the he that will consequences. take a look at these numbers. deaths from heroine overdose jump 45%. since 2011, the drug enforcement agency has opened 4500 heroine related investigations. here with more on this growing problem. roxanne that. >> tony, heroine used to be popular in the 1950's and 60's, and now the attorney general says that heroine threat has kind of sneaked up on us again. that's because heroine is becoming purer and stronger. and a lot of heroine users are inexperienced that increases their chances of overdozing. >> vermont is facing such a heroine epidemic

corps, but such was my good fortune. . i met general mundy through my father, ike. they lived in the same retirement community in florida and shared the special bond that bonds one generation of marines to the next. it transcends grade and rank, officer and enlisted and that my father bought in the battle of iwo jima, made their friendship and their mutual respect that much deeper and it was at my dad's encouragement that i reached out to general mundy when i sought this office and when i met him he was 73 years old yet he exuted without effort and without pretense the dignity and the military baring that we'd expect of a marine commandant. it was his humble spirit, however, that i truly found myself pondering and admiring long after our meetings and conversations that ended and though the general always encouraged me to call on carl, i never could. he was always, of course, general mundy and always a leader, the general encouraged me in this effort, again, to serve this country not in uniform but through public service. i expect he led his good name and reputation to help me more out of respect for my dad than for me. out of the many endorsemente