>> good evening time micah mitterrand and breaking news in evanston where something is happening in the investigation and the missing northwestern university students. family members just rushed in. it is breaking news that began just a short time ago around a 20 5:00 p.m. it has brought this year to north shore university health hospital formally known as evanston hospital less than 1 mi. from where i was at a 25 is when our new struck had been taking place near the land searches when the mundoula came running out of the building with the stress on their faces look at the exclusive video we shot just a half an hour ago. nearly a dozen family members are leaving the hospital very quickly refusing to talk to us. we have been in direct contact not only with the family but with the university ever since and ever since that time there has been pretty good communication whenever possible there are search is going on whether it was yesterday or today on campus involving students and local police right now we're waiting to understand what it all could mean that they rush tahir of all places a

earlier his cellphone pattern shows that he went from evanston to this area. his cellphone did. divers used sonar in the harbor into the lake as police officers took canine units to search, still nothing, five days with no answers and no signs of medulla. >> we are begging the people if you see anything about hasha please call the evanston police. >> students many of whom didn't even know the missing sophomore are pitching in to help any way they can the start of the school year overshadowed in evanston as news for the missing teen spread. >> i think the general sentiment is just surprise. >> i would want people to look for me and people to be concerned. >> he was described as a bookish kid who got straight a's and was excited to head back to campus this year. with few answers and even less close about where he is the boy's family tried to stay positive tonight. >> we have not lost hope. >> while the search may have been suspended for the evening families are hoping that a $25,000 reward will lead them to their son. anyone with information is urged to call the

. >> we are in evanston life, the suspect is not unfamiliar with police, gang ties a previous drug and gun arrest and they also say he too was the recent victim of a gunshot wound in case that he is not being cooperative with, friends and family of a jay coleman tonight ... are saying that the rest is welcome news because they are about to marry this young boy. nearly one week after the shooting death of j. j. coleman on motions remain raw as friends and family said goodbye to the 14 year-old during a visitation at the thompson funeral home in evanston. >> that second life 24 old wesley would send the third. woodson the third, he shot at j.j. he says to prevent a fight at a party earlier this evening. that's evening. >> he took it upon himself to grab a 9 mm handgun and fired four shots at the group. >> j.j. coleman was hit in the back and died at the scene police say it was a case of mistaken identity, his mother hopes that woodson never sees the light of day. >> he has no care for anyone's life where he is that he deserves to be with someone like that on the streets and nobody is saf

so thank you bless you, and our thoughts are with you. >> in evanston sean lewis. >> the northwesternd a moment of silence during today's football game in honor of him. >> a 14-year-old boy has been charged as an adult with the shooting of another teenage earlier this week. he was killed on the south side. he was with several friends in the 4800 block when someone opened fire. he was struck several times including in the head. . >> he had no known ties to gangs. >> police caught up with three men within five hours and they continued to search for the fourth. >> a shotgun wielding suspect wanted in connection with the kidnapping of a suburban man has surrendered at the cook county courthouse in maywood. 20-year-old taylor turned himself in at 9:30 last night. official charges are pending. reportedly, taylor ran away when the victim crashed his car during a getaway attempt. >> chicago has seen 400 homicides this year, the highest murder rate in nearly a decade. fans touched by violent deaths gathered today to console one another. here's a story of remembrance. >> today was the 23rd annu

wgn's marcella raymond is live in evanston with more on our top story. students friends and parents are passing out fliers of the missing sophomore hoping someone has seen him and 19 year-old was last seen at an off-campus party saturday morning he was recently diagnosed with diabetes today his family came to evanston to the campus police department to speak with detectives about the investigation they flew here from long island last night they are distraught they are frantic about their son's whereabouts it was his friends to realized he was missing and they called police. >>we have mobilized on facebook once the article came out we have bannedthe and the university to make more announcements and we hope to take more action throughout the campus he is of indian descent 5 ft. 8 in. tall ... 140 lbs. he was wearing all gray with brown shoes ... a friend saw him and had dinner with him before hand he said he was fine not appearing to be anything wrong ... there's no reason to suspect any foul play but there is not much evidence at all for the disappearance

he was a freshman at evanston township. 14 years old, with big hoop dreams...and his family believesthe person who killed him didn't know him. if they knew him, they wouldn't have shot him. relatives say day-zhay coleman excelled in academics and athletics. determined to play in the n-b-a, he was in the gym, almost every day. thats all he strived for...to be the best in everything he did. 10:30, last night, the teen was walking from a party... with a group of boys -- in the 15 hundred block of church street. at first you think its firecrackers...right outside the door. 4 shots fired. one of them, striking day-zhay in the chest. when i heard the news, i couldnt believe it. i still can't believe it. this afternoon, the teen's family and friends gathered at evanston township high school to share their grief and their memories... thinking much about what his life could have been. awwwww....he would have been a pretty decent individual. he loved sports and loved his family. and he felt fortunate to have his family... he wrote in a school essay just this week: "i think kids on the street n

. >> guilt is what ava says evanston police assumed about her 13 year-old son who was riding his bike and yesterday when he noticed police cars balling him as he walked up the path to his house the soon-to-be eighth grader was surrounded. two police officers ran towards me and said put your hands up and they put me in handcuffs. he came out in protest asking what was wrong and by that time police presence had increase. >> there were like nine cops out there and i was thinking the whole time did they really need 9 c. for 113 year-old boy? >> everybody could see me, passing cars looking everywhere like who is this kid what's going on. >> they said they were looking for a burglar and she matched the description a black male then cargo shorts. police also told us they were searching for a suspect who was tall, he is only 56 they only let him go when the victim drove up and told police officers he was not the guy. they have filed a complaint and the handcuffing officer is not under investigation evanston police released the following statement: they didn't even want to discuss it and that'

police in evanston say they've cracked a burglary ring in which two teenaged boys forced younger childrenem. a 16 year-old boy from chicago and another 16 year-old, were arrested last month, after three boys, ages 8 to 10, were caught breaking into a car on clyde avenue. the younger boys told police, the two older boys approached them and threatened to beat them up unless they committed burglaries for the older boys. chicago teachers could go on strike as soon as next monday if negotiators can't reach agreement on a new contract. wgn's randi belisomo reports local churches are making plans to offer students a safe haven during the strike. pastors who gathered here this morning say that the cps and the seat t u officials should not be playing political games with the children they won't be taking sides they just have the children's interests at heart if the chicago teachers union doesn't resolve their issues with the district by sunday night the church will have places for the children to come ... the united front is necessary in conflicts they say to represent those who will be impacted m

a suspect has been charged with first degree murder in connection to the shooting death of an evanston township high school freshman . good afternoon. i'm dina bair. and i'm dan ponce in for steve sanders.... we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. wgn's judy wang has more on our lead story from skokie: the suspect wesley woods killed an innocent bystander according to prosecutors the mother was in court and it was emotional issue looked at the man accused of killing her son >>i experienced arrange demotions i cannot deny hate discussed sadness ... all in one. family members attended the bond hearing at the skokie courthouse this morning the victim was a freshman at the evanston township high school he was at a party saturday night leaving the party less than a mile from his home when he was killed police found him at 1030 on the 1500 block of church street he had been shot in the chest investigators say four shots had been fired prosecutors say the two witnesses identified the suspect for news of their arrest in a court appearance t

@ñ >> is burning sense of lost evanston high school students remembering if freshman full of promisecut down by gunfire over the weekend. remembering and j.j. coleman. >> his friends are devastated evanston police say they are making progress in this case but so far no one is in custody as the investigation continues the community gathered tonight for a vigil to remember the 14 year- old. words cannot express how i even feel it's overwhelming but the outpouring of support. all touched in some way by j. j. coleman. when i heard it, i was thinking i wanted to succeed for him there was no doubt he loved sports his basketball coach said that he was respectful and hard- working capable of conquering the world. whatever she said his mind to he was going to be good at. he was the real deal, >> but what could have been ended with gunshots saturday night. he was shot and killed on the 1500 block of church street. red was j.j. is a favorite color and even though she had just started at the high-school students and teachers dressed in red today in his honor. i walked in a dark room and there is

delays continue down toward evanston. watch for an accident in northern parkway.monument street closed in areas due to a sink hole being repaired. on bel air road, we are seeing some brake lights. you can see the delays forming. that is the pace of things. that is the latest and traffic. now let's look at the forecast. >> we are off to a chilly start. not much going on weather wise. 43 in frederick. take a light jacket with you to start the day. temperatures have dipped into the mid-30's in parts of northern pennsylvania. we have a few clouds. some color on the horizon. no precipitation around us. rain coming across the great lakes. that system is going to fall apart as it heads toward us. a cold front will bump into these two areas of high pressure and dissipate. we will stay dry today and tomorrow. another system will come from the same direction. we may get a few showers on saturday. it will be nice this afternoon. high-temperature will be in the mid-70's. if you are going to take the boat out today, light and variable winds. wave height of around 1 foot. tonig

along with two sons aged two and four who are expected to be released but jacqueline was rushed to evanston hospital where she died. this was a day to enjoy with family. >> police say the 18 year-old driver was treated and released from the hospital, no charges filed as of yet as this investigation continues. >> this week it's the democrats' turn the convention in charlotte gets underway tomorrow. illinois leaders arrived over the weekend along with micah much hair. . it's been pretty rainy as you can see we are covering the dnc all week i don't know if you can hear me or not but we have a beautiful breakfast tent here that the photographers put up to keep us dry. it's almost like we have the temple florida hurricane rains that you guys are supposed to get out there last week. but gov. paquin showed a different side of himself to me, call in a fiery side if you will as we sat down one on one. i think the number one civil right is a right to a job. the best way to help most people is a job and that's what he is going to be talking about all week we are not going back to the policies that cre

. >> i went to a taize service in evanston about two months ago, and on a thursday night, the catholic church was filled, absolutely filled. everybody had a candle. the chants were very simple, and very evocative, and people were very moved. >> and when they do this in taize, france, it's my understanding that they're - especially youth are drawn to this - thousands. every time they have this taize prayer service, they're there - they come from who knows where - and they are moved and they participate. because it's all very simple, it's very easy to get into. and the nature of it is - i experienced it at st. clemens church in downtown chicago, and it starts out very softly, just maybe an instrument, maybe the temple bells, janet, that you used too - but anyway, very softly, then builds, gets to a great crescendo, and then it subsides, just by the will of the people who are doing it. and then there's silence, and this where you make space - there's a centering prayer that happens then. >> it's that same kind of element there. >> then it picks up again. >> and you can see that in the jew

divers troll the waters north of evanston looking for a northwestern student who disappeared 4 days ago. good afternoon. i'm robert jordan in for steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. wgn's tonya francisco is live in north suburban wilmette with more on our top story: university officials said that this is the strongest we get in the search. they stopped short of saying they believe he might be. ... there was a ping from his cellular phone near this u.s. coast guard station 2 mi. north of his dormitory room and located near the party he was seen leaving saturday morning ... the search began last night it was called off when darkness fell and resume it this morning >>several fire departments have divers in this water using sonar to search for this student ... this search is underway in the water and in the surrounding area ... parents and relatives of the missing in man arrived from new york yesterday to assist in the search he was a straight a premedical student and took last semester off because he was diagnosed with diabetes he was excited to be back resuming his studies ... he needed dai

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. >> one other thing to report, college football this weekend, the huge game at evanston illinois, vanderbilteed taking on northwestern in the nerd bowl. >> seriously. >> my cats are going to crush -- >> i'm going to the game. want to come? >> oh, yeah. >> sat bowl two. >> spread in college football not to be believed, florida state is favored over savannah state by 70.5 points. 70.5. the largest spread in the history of college football. savannah state lost last weekend to oklahoma state 84-0. >> i'll take that. >> savannah state -- >> 70 points that's ridiculous. >> i think it's [ inaudible ] i think fsu wins 77-3. >> what's scary, ohio state took off the gas, i mean oklahoma state stepped off the gas in the second half. could have scored over 100 points. ed rendell joins us. >> all right. >> keep it on "morning joe." [ "human" by the human league playing ] humans. we mean well, but we're imperfect creatures living in a beautifully imperfect world. it's amazing we've made it this far. maybe it's because when one of us messes up, someone else comes along to help out. that's the thing about h

. >> host: curtis in evanston, illinois, please, go ahead with your question. >> caller: hi, thank youreflects on "presidential courage. "two things that always portered me about -- bothered me about eisenhower. when he was run anything '52, he was on the same reviewing -- >> guest: george marshall? >> caller: yeah. this is a george marshall question. that he let joe mccarthy bad mouth george marshall without interrupting him or anything like that. the other question related to courage was when he lied to khrushchev, and i believe khrushchev really respected ike. and he lied to khrushchev about the u2 pilot, gary francis power or francis gary power and then was caught in that lie. and i think that was very instrumental in postponing perestroika for many years. >> guest: yes. i agree with you on number one. it was certainly not eisenhower's best moment. i think it was in milwaukee that he gave that speech is, and people heard about it. and eisenhower was a modest person but not self-critical with others. i don't think he ever told someone i'm ashamed of what i did, but there are certain

. >> host: curtis in evanston, illinois, please, go ahead with your question. >> caller: hi, thank youreflects on "presidential courage. "two things that always portered me about -- bothered me about eisenhower. when he was run anything '52, he was on the same reviewing -- >> guest: george marshall? >> caller: yeah. this is a george marshall question. that he let joe mccarthy bad mouth george marshall without interrupting him or anything like that. the other question related to courage was when he lied to khrushchev, and i believe khrushchev really respected ike. and he lied to khrushchev about the u2 pilot, gary francis power or francis gary power and then was caught in that lie. and i think that was very instrumental in postponing perestroika for many years. >> guest: yes. i agree with you on number one. it was certainly not eisenhower's best moment. i think it was in milwaukee that he gave that speech is, and people heard about it. and eisenhower was a modest person but not self-critical with others. i don't think he ever told someone i'm ashamed of what i did, but there are certain

wgn's tonya francisco is live in evanston with more our top story. wind conditions called officials to call off the search of wilmettte harbor which turned up no clues yesterday of harsha maddula is whereabouts ... what we are establishing now is was anyone else with him when he left we have no information on that that is what we are trying to find doubt ... >>he is a diabetic and disappeared saturday morning after leaving an off-campus house party for the past six days officials concentrated the search around will matt harper ... the cellular-phone he had last registered a signal from a tower nearby ... now the search continues on the campus itself 20 volunteers showed up this morning to do a grid search on the northern part of the northwestern university cancellecampus ... >>when parents send their kids away to school is it is tough to let go you want to believe they will be safe especially a school like this with its reputation and in this neighborhood ... it is heartbreaking that this can happen here ... >>we after just go and find him that's our