. >> on a stifling, hot night in oklahoma, gary elwood went to bed early. his girlfriend, janet haynes, stayed up for a while and went to bed later. just after midnight, they heard a noise coming from the living room. gary went to investigate. >> she heard him scream for help. she heard noises. she heard sounds of a struggle. this, of course, brought her to fully awake almost instantaneously. >> janet ran to help, but without her glasses, couldn't see clearly. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chased janet back into the bedroom, where she was assaulted. >> he would try over the course of that attack to knock her unconscious, to suffocate her to a point where she would lose consciousness. >> she kept sayi, "you don't have to kill me." he says, "yes, i do," and i think pretty much she just managed to talk him out of that possibility. >> after several hours, the attacker left. that's when janet discovered gary's lifeless body. >> gary! >> now in a state of shock, she managed to call police. >> she was

patrick elwood is live at northwestern memorial hospital with the latest. >> a good morning. the driver of the carriage was taken here to northwestern possible. they were hospitalized as well. the big picture is that everything is good to be ok. it happened last night at grand. a woman driving the carriage was initially admitted to the hospital in serious to critical condition. the children were taken in good condition. taken to children's hospital not too far away. the children and the driver all were treated and released. and what about the worse? the horse was not hurt. as i go back to you, you may recall back in february, aldermen ed burke introduced a proposed ordinance that would ban these carriages altogether similar to what happened in new york city. he's got the support of the mayor but not much action has been taken since then. >> police are looking for two men who who shot and a killed a 16- year-old boy and critically injured his father in broad daylight on chicago's northwest side. witnesses say 16-year-old adam lara and his father, 49-year-old year old uriel, ha

patrick elwood is live at wrigley field with more.. patrick? >> good morning. it is 01 for the record books and no doubt. the cubs outlasting the colorado rockies in a long winded affair. getting a new definition for the term marathon man. six hours and 27 minutes. nearly two games. topping the old mark of six hours and 10 minutes the cubs played back in 1982. another 16 inning game played earlier in april, this one was longer. cubs fans from far and wide with missed a game they will never forget. >> unbelievable. celebrating our one month anniversary now on the 30th. visiting from toronto. what are the odds of a huge fan. unbelievable. got to sit in the front row for that. it was for three. i have the video. life is a blur but all good. >> of from philadelphia. receiving the 100th year anniversary you're here to visit. i'm here with my son and his friend. it's wonderful. we're so excited to see this history. the know what was the final score? 4-3. i was getting delirious. >> a long night and early morning to say the least not like that came back in 1982. the c

patrick elwood is live at police headquarters with more. >> good morning. for almost 10 years the city fought to keep him in the names of some of the most corrupt cops on the force. now all of that has changed. after spending years and years of fighting lawsuits that sought to shed light on who were the most complaints against officers, the city under the new administration has reversed field and is releasing the list of 662 police officers who had the most citizen complaints. what we have learned is the worst offenders came from one of the most scandal-plagued unit of police officers called the special operations second section. s zero s was led by the now increasimprisoned police ofs who routinely robbed citizens for their own financial gain. 200 complaints against them. that unit under the direction of klein has been disbanded. a lawsuit was filed to make the documents public. it's indicative of a bigger problem. >> it's an example of a broken system where the city has multiple opportunities, years before these guys were indicted and convicted to stop th

>>a few miles to the north, a pair of semis collided on highway 6 near elwood. one of the drivers, 41-year-old deividas mockus of darien, was killed in the crash. the truck crashed back into the other track. >>an afternoon on a lake turned tragic when one of a group of teenagers swimming off a boat disappeared under the water. friends tell wgn that matthew reed, an incoming junior at grayslake central high school drowned in third lake. he was among the group that jumped off a pontoon boat around four o'clock yesterday. his body was found by divers using sonar four hours later, 60 feet under water. news of the emergency spread quickly through the surrounding neighborhood. >> one of the neighbors who was on my door asking me where my kids were. i said the right here. then i heard all the sirens and the lights were on. for the way i knew something was wrong. i found out it was one of the kids. had some friends over. it was very painful. >>third lake is one of the deepest in the chain o lakes. the lake county coroner is expected to officially identify the victim tod

and if we're lucky -- if we're lucky, elwood blues may show up and give us a a musical performance.o say, maybe. [ cheers ] plus, she's part of this great new documentary. gosh i love this documentary. it's really, really nice. about her late husband, roger ebert. it's called "life itself," we'll be talking to chaz ebert tonight. [ applause ] amazing, the documentary's great. we are gonna show a clip from it. it's him and gene siskel. it's a blooper, but i'll let her say that. gosh, it's funny. they really go after each other. it's funny. [ laughter ] and to close out the show, oh, my gosh. i said it yesterday, i will say it again tonight, he is a very, very funny human being. nick thune will be performing for us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] here's his album, "folk hero." it's a great comedy album. clear vinyl. >> steve: i though he went platinum? >> jimmy: clear vinyl. and then also on the back, it's a mirror, so you can be part of the album. >> steve: like that albert brooks album. >> jimmy: he takes care of you. he takes care of you. you guys, today's friday. and that's usual

i'll tell you what's rare-- slip bumfield of the elwood city grebes getting a hit.ter! this is the last time we come to the chateau marmoset. brain: muffy! that's a completely different meaning of rare. i was talking about... (bird chirping) (brain gasps) uh, i have to go. bye. enjoy the show. don't follow me. (all gasp) (squawks) (screams)

( crash ) ( telephone rings ) elwood city times. stevens here. what? i'll be right there! she seemed normal. the next, she was a monster. i guess she sort of snapped. ( blows nose ) how could she do this to me? ( sobs ) after all i've done for her! ( sobs ) did you get my profile? ( sobbing ) ( feigns sobbing ) i'm telling you, it's the aliens! what else could explain it? they're controlling her mind through her tooth fillings! great work, boys! i'm making it our lead story! what?! ? "frensky frames friends"? that's a dirty rotten lie!

jake (over radio): good evening, elwood city!d, wait till tomorrow. you'll be able to fry eggs on your driveway. so crank up those air-cons and stay tuned to dr. jake, the weather maestro, for the latest on the heat wave. (air conditioner starts) okay, just a few more questions and we'll be done. (giggling) now, ed, i noticed you deducted your shoes on your schedule c. thanks, honey. move over. this is the only really cool spot in the whole house. are there any ice cubes left? things have a way of disappearing in that freezer. there's plenty of ice, d.w. mr. read: arthur, could you help me carry something? there better be some of this lemonade left when i come back. trust me, arthur. (arthur groans) this is the biggest ham i've ever seen! (grunts) it's for a graduation party i'm catering tomorrow. (grunts) (sighs) it just fits.

. >>> disable veteran elwood allen given a new operated hand cycle.t was given to him today at conicelli hyundai. the makers of the custom built machine. allen will use it for the upcoming national veterans whole chair games he like his chances in the competition. >> i think that, um, i might win this derby. this is my first try. i don't know. i should be fine. >> good luck to him. national veterans wheelchair games will be held august 12th through the 17th in philadelphia along march 10 luther king drive. >> back to a very busy fox 29 weather authority right now. >>> chief meteorologist scott williams tracking some wet wet out there scott. >> we have the threat for showers and thunderstorms, dangerous heat and also a potential impact from arthur over the next several days. so let's spell it all out for you. 91 degrees right now, hazy, hot and humid but we're dry in the philadelphia area. 93 degrees. that was the high temperature today. but the record is safe. it was 102 back in 1901. 81 degrees right now in atlantic city. 91 in dover. we have none st

(loud thud) (letters shattering) announcer: it's the elwood city grebes three, the crown city kings zerot game. muffy, get up! to see what? nothing's happening. do you know how rare a perfect game is? that means not a single batter reaches base. exactly. (yawns) how boring. strike one! there's only been 17 of them in over a century of major-league baseball. it's a once-in-a-lifetime event! buster: strike two! (crowd cheering wildly) come on, lefty. just one more strike to go! (crowd groans) no! finally, something happened! i can't believe it. we were this close! arthur: look on the bright side. at least the grebes won. how often does that happen? buster: i had the best hot dog ever. (burps) it still tastes good. and i got this grebes jersey for half off.

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patrick elwood is at the ballpark with more.. patrick? >> good morning. the cubs say they would like to begin in renovations as soon as of the season is over. rooftop owners say the matter is not resolved. at this point it looks like the cubs will get seven new signs among other improvements. also, some of the renovations that were passed yesterday include a jumbo screen. it also passed by the landmarks commission, seven new signs, a big revenue makers for the smaller ones that were originally planned. the measure to partly appease the neighbors. other upgrades include new outfield seating and vans the suites. at one point there were going to put into soaring but that has fallen apart. the cubs say it's time to move forward for business and baseball. the decision came after passionate testimony. >> we feel like we've made enough progression. at this point, we are willing to sit down and talk about what can happen. hamas everything needs to be done. >> when the ballclubs they bought them subject to that arrangement. the local aldermen who supports the roof

he plans to marry his fiancee, stacy elwood, on november 1st. they met on match.com two years ago. ucu nurse, has three children, which john has adopted as his own. >> we met on match.com. i think i sent her a really short e-mail saying, hi, my name is john, i'm a quad amputee. here's what happened. i'd really like to get to know you, and maybe meet for drinks and talk. apparently it was something a lot better than that. apparently something more sweeter? something that had more of a meaning to it. i guess i charmed her or something. still trying to figure that out. >> he sent me a beautiful message on match.com, telling me his story, being very candid, he told me exactly what happened, and didn't hold anything back, and he was very sweet and very honest. and i just couldn't help but be taken by that. >> now he is learning to walk on prosthetic legs. before he walksdown the aisle, which you would think would be easy since he has already gone skydiving, but standing still on a prosthetic is the hardest part, he tells me, for any amputee, walking and moving is relatively easy but joh

david pierce, the guy who e-mailed me, that is his father elwood cliffard pierce. and his father was head of the technical censorship department. here are the two british people that worked a lot together and they were very successful encapsulat encapsulatin being able to chap capture the cap -- capture the german spies. i was thrilled to get this photograph. there were a lot of women who helped intercept messages: this is marion heriot and he is an -- mabel elliott -- and she organized 3,000 women that worked for british censorship. you can hide the writing a lot of places. the germans and british were very good at concealing their writing. now that i have told you about the deaths and secret stuff i thought i would turn to lighter stuff. this is winston cumming and he wanted to find a secret ink that was something that you could use that maybe was immediately around you but not lemon juice and wasn't detectable using iodine vapors. he was excited when a staff member said semen works well. but i entitled it stinky because when you embottle it is stinky. you have t

. >>> elwood edwards is joining us now. let's hear the line that made you famous. >> welcome.the one. good to see you. we've heard your voice forever. how did you get that job? >> my wife worked for a company called quantum community services which became aol and she volunteered by voice to steve case and i recorded, welcome, you've got mail. file is done and you're done. good-bye. it's continued to this day. >> we have to run. it's priceless. i hope it's been priceless for you in some way, shape or form too. >> i have a good relationship with aol. >> we'll leave it at that. thank you for coming on. that does it for us. >> halftime is over. "power lunch" and second half of the trading day start right now. >> welcome. you've got "power lunch." this is one big week for the markets and for the american economy. we'll tell you what you need to know in this single hour. another hot spot explodes. this is video of a massive gasoline fire in libya near that country's main international airport. it was sparked by artillery fire. >>> plus, a day of deals. three big ones to tell you abo