believe john wayne gacy. more bodies. wgn news @ 9 wgn news @ 9 extreme heat taking aim at chicago 100 degree temperatures expected tomorrow. top story around the country tonight. chicagos unrelenting summer tom skilling in the weather center. officially the hottest july on record 142 years of weather records back to 187112 states under heat advisories' to the west wish we had some of that rainfall. tomorrow is day to 31 of 90 degrees. running almost nine degrees above normal temperatures month of july look at the expense 97 degrees today and 98 degrees at midway airport. relief up to the north will get your middle of the week back later in the weekend. still at 90 degrees thank goodness moderate to do points allowing temperatures to drop off tonight this area orange include chicago and surrounding areas keep indices over 100 pushing south on wednesday and by thursday break but not far away downstate continues to bake. forecast temperatures tomorrow the thermometer readings hundreds from the planes into chicago if we hit

this guy who rides up on this mountain bike, he's accused of stealing guns, a movie starring john wayneso this man has been looking around several minutes. you know this guy is probably up to no good. notice what he does. >> he was able to just slide that case open like it's not locked? >> it was locked, he just jimmied it open. when he gets the cabinet open, look what happens. he gets gun number one. there's the suspect going into the bam look sticking the gun down his pants. >> i would imagine these are worth a pretty penny if they are from movies starring john wayne. i would think they're pretty pricey. who knows if they even fire. >> they were prop guns so they don't fire real ammunition but they mean a lot to the owner because he got them from a man who worked on a movie set and gave them to him shortly before he died so there was sentimental value. he wasn't done. so he goes back and takes a second gun. >> geez, and these are not small guns. when you said he stole two guns, i thought they were going to be like handgun types. >> hmm-mm, these were rifle replicas. >> how was he able

and cancel heroes, these john wayne wannabes -- pro-gun heroes, these john wayne wannabes, from the halls. >> what about this show? you want to bring a concealed weapon on this show? >> god, i hope not. >> if you want to move this economy forward, working families need a helping hand. >> to raise taxes on 1 million small businesses. >> senators dick durbin and john thune. this bill fa in e house, but they have to look busy. >> because they -- the democratic leaders have the majority vote -- >> mitch mcconnell allowed this. >> he got this piece of legislation passed in the senate but now it goes to the house of representatives, where it will fail, coz republicans don't want tax cuts for the rich to expire. they know that. theyre talkingbout rich ople getting to the question of how much money gets save, spend -- the fact is that republicans ought to let -- pass this bill. >> i meant to clarify something. you lose the tax reduction and it is only an increase on anything beyond what you paid, over $250,000. the first $250,000 is exactly the same. anythi over that,ou le the benefit you got uer

buckley and america's beloved tough guy, john wayne, yes that john wayne, campaigned full on for the rat faction of the treaty, reagan said the loss of the panama canal would contribute to encirclement of the united states by hostile naval forces and thereby threaten our ability to survive. even after john wayne sent reagan a private and personal note offering to show him point by goddamn point in the treaty where you are misinforming people and offering fair warning that's it's time for him to shut his pie hole, if you continue to publish these remarks, someone will release the letter saying that you're not as thorough in your reviewing of this or you're damned obtuse when it comes to reading the english language. he doubled down, and we ended up giving the canal back to panama, and the united states did not cease to exist. ronald reagan was totally wrong ability that being a major threat to us. from his private correspondence, it seems like ronald reagan knew that. but publicly, he carried on. too tempting for him not to use it. that craven decision on his part is a tiny piece of w

the jurors have not been told that the man is the nephew of john wayne gacy the infamous serial killere prosecution and the defense say that that information is irrelevant and the judge instructed the jury not to pay attention to media coverage of the case ... if convicted he could face 27 years in prison investigated for sexual abuse of a minor. it allegedly happened thirty years ago. 43 year old kelly currin told "the washington post" ... that coach rick curl had sexual relations with her for four years, starting when she was 13 and he was 33. currin and her parents later accepted a finanical settlement with curl, along with a 23-year non-disclosure agreement. that time period has expired. currin says what happened was a crime, and she wants curl punished. curl has taken a leave of absence from the swim club he co-founded. the olympic journey comes to a disappointing end for a gymnast from aurora. 23 year-old anna li fell as she trained on the uneven bars on tuesday in england. she tore a ligament in her neck, and she's now wearing a cervical collar as a precaution. li was one of thr

transgendered or tender expression why can't it to the john wayne? i think it is a diversion for the we should stop. i say that respectfully 10. but we get distracted. he is a whistle-blower and a hero. >> we have copies of the book in the back. $15. may have three more sessions. spread the word. we hope you can come out. thank you to chase madar, kevin gosztola, ed mark doten and ted hearne. [applause] and also to c-span for filming this. >> from time to time we like to invite the news director to give us an update on the business of books. start with the google settlement. >> the best way to look at that current data we go back right back where we started seven months ago. the judge agreed the authors guild had standing for a class-action suit. the dead left and was appealed -- promoted to the appeals court but he decided the original settlement was not good. everybody had to start over ap decided to file it differently. their rumors of separate settlement now they say it will keep chugging along and it is possible moving to a trial date of decembe

prosecutors say a girl was in courage to change her story in relation to john wayne gacy is nephew sexually assaulting her. killed in a hit and run right outside her job how family and friends honor. talked about the dangerous stretch of road. heavy hearts to the united baptist church on the west side for the funeral of 37 year-old nikki jones hundreds gathered to say goodbye to the cook county corrections officer who touched so many lives. pam shue is a beautiful person, always smiling. all time funny, very helpful. >> she was killed last thursday while reporting to work at the jail complex near 29th and california struck by a hit-and- run driver as she crossed the street a 51 year-old was charged with reckless homicide in remains in jail on a $50 bond. the married mother of a 60 world's was liked by everyone and never ended a phone call without saying i love you. i met her in 99 she came to work with us in division 11 shue is a new officer then, she was sweet as pie. >> many who work in the area say something needs to be done to make crossing the busier streets safer. before anyone else l

there's john wayne, elvis, "the x files" even the liam knee sen movie "taken." wonder if the rationale is, is it sort of essential to be talking about faith, writing about faith, to incorporate culture and put it in a modern context? >> i think that's some of it. what i'm trying to show is the various themes about grief, about doubt, disillusionment, the idea of resurrection, the poison of religion, these themes, they are just -- they're in our own culture, they're in our lives. we're going to kind of need to see how the concept from the scripture can actually connect to our everyday practical real life experiences. i found myself increasingly frustrated by sermons in church that didn't seem to connect the scripture really to my own life. as a layman, i wanted to take a shot at it. >> you mentioned the poison of religion and you're critical in some ways of the professional church. you quote, also from pascal and say men never do so evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. on the other hand, some of the greatest and most hum

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very modern woman. i say, is that completely stupid? maybe she is beautiful. so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always

united states -- it to the capitol of the united states, where all of these pro-dgun heroes, these john wayne wannabes, patrol the corridors. they don't want anybody in there who might have a gun. why can we not extend the same level of security? >> what about this show? are we allowed to bring a concealed weapon on this show? >> god, hope not. [laughter] >> if we want to move this economy forward, middle income families need a helping hand. >> raises taxes on small businesses to employ 25% of the american workforce. >> that is the senators at dick durbin and john thune. this bill will fail in the house, but they have to look busy up there, colby. >> well, it is an important vote that took place in the senate. the democratic leaders have the majority vote -- >> mitch mcconnell allowed this. >> they got his good piece of legislation passed in the senate. it goes to the house of representatives, where it will fail because republicans do not want to tax cuts for the rich to expire. they are going about small business, but they think are talking about rich people not having to get the tax breaks.

the gel food aid jury in mchenry county has begun deliberations in the sexual assault trial of john wayne gacy nephew raymond caspar in closing arguments this morning prosecutors accuse the mother and the end of the alleged victim tampering with their story he testified yesterday denying that he assaulted a 12 year-old girl last year earlier in the week the girl testified she might have dreamt of the attack in spite of physical evidence that she had been abused the girl and her brother were taken away from the mother into protective custody this morning by the department of children and family services mental health advocates present a pink slip the commissioner chicago's department of public health claiming he has abandoned people who have depression or other illnesses the community mental health board of chicago called on dr. bechara choucair to resign from his job at an event at state and jackson this morning chicagos inspector general and a powerful aldermen are at odds over the city's employee disability program the city made $115 million in disability payments to injured workers las

it was john wayne. and ronald reagan.id liberals were wimps, it was alan alda and mike dukakis. i'm heartened if we've gone from toothless in ari's eyes to ruthless. i'm rather be tough. these are tough times. this is romney's record. his sole calling card for the presidency i was a businessman, i was a ceo. so we are taking a look at that record. and it is very good in some ways. but appalling in other ways. and romney can't answer that. he can't defend the things he did. that's his problem. >> we got to leave it there. paul begala, ari fleisher, guys, thank you very much. let us know what you think, we're on facebook. follow me right now on twitter. @andersoncooper. >>> we're keeping them honest on capitol hill, five members of congress are showing the pictures right there -- have launched a campaign to root out muslim extremists in the u.s. government. they're saying there's this massive infiltration. they're naming names. including one of hillary clinton's top aides. the question is what evidence, if any, do they actu

. >> bill: never in a movie with john wayne but you knew him? >> absolutely. >> bill: did he own hollywood? >> when he said jump, people said how high. he was that big. we were in polo lounge and we met one night and he said, how come we never worked together? i was feeling all right, i said because you are afraid to work with good actors. [ laughter ] >> bill: did he shoot you? how did he respond to that? >> he laughed like crazy. >> bill: one of movies is the dirty dozen. >> this war is not your private gratification and this is not run for your personal convenience. >> was it crazy working with these guys? >> it's a disciplined kind of disorder. >> telly would be doing something and but would congeal to make one solid picture. >> bill: charles bronson? >> he was a real guy. >> bill: it looked to me the actors in '60s, jack palance, clint eastwood, come to hollywood with no present tension. today it looks dilitanish. >> it's changed tremendously. you walk into a set today and it's altogether different. it's not like it used to be. we were one

so i realized that i wasn't the toughest -- i wasn't john wayne mccain as some used to call me in my earlier days. so i think it made me aware that all of us have our -- not failings but vulnerabilities and sometimes we don't always do what we would like to do. but the point is, pick yourself up as i did after that, go right back into the arena with him. >> what has been the greatest moment of your life? if i could relive, outside of marriage and children, if i could have the power to let you relive five minutes of your life, what would you do? >> probably the day i left prison. that i left with all of my comrades. a couple years earlier, they offered know go home early and i am so glad that i did not leave my comrades behind. >> great thing. thank you. dent wait so long next time. >> absolutely. >>> you heard what john mccain said about syria. next i will ask general george casey if u.s. forces should step in. ♪ i want to go ♪ i want to win [ breathes deeply ] ♪ this is where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can almost touch the sky [ male announcer ] even the

john wayne gacey knew what was wrong and right. he covered up the bodies.jeffrey dammer, and those people are crazy under our definition. a legal definition, not so much. >> all right. karen, thank you so much. what's fascinating also is there's such a tight gag order in place. everyone is so eager to know what kind of information authorities have, but right now we're not going to be getting a whole heck of a lot of it. it will be interesting to see the charges. thank you so much. >>> well, let's get you up to speed now. syrians are fleeing the country's biggest city, aleppo. take a listen. and the arab league is warning of war crimes there. the u.n. estimates 200,000 have fled in the past two days. the free syrian army, meantime, is taking the fight to the government fighters at an army base. >> i've been watching a rebel attack on a syrian army base cated just outside the northern limits of that city of aleppo. it started around sunset with a great deal of rocket fire and mortar fire and machine gunfire. and we've basically been watching constant tracer f

women have come forward to complain about the 44-year-old, not john gibson, dubbed by one newspaper john wayne embracing. cops say he approaches women while shop august loan and pretends to know them as a former neighbor and ask for a hug because it is his birthday. harris, i go to you first for no apparent reason. this may be creepy, but is it criminal? >> i think technically this is. i'm not sure why prosecutors are grappling with this. an unwanted advance is an assault. >> true. way to bring this to seriousville. >> you asked me. i say what i think. if you hug them too tight you can hurt somebody. it is unwanted. we call it sexual harassment, but we can also call it assault. >> what if he goes, hey! >> that's creepy. >> i think that's what he does. >> if he grabs you, and it is unwanted, it is a problem. it is assault. >> gavin, if you can't hug people in this world, why be here? >> i am a huge huger. >> i know you are. >> always hugging. my parents hug, strangers hug. >> do you ask? >> never. >> oddly enough you wear huggies. >> i like to go in the shirt with the hug. >> oh my, my, my. >>

and john wayne embracey. jenna: ask permission first. jon: he apparently tricks them into hugs.hey're trying to decide whether it's legal or not. jenna: if you don't have enough to worry about, there is that story. jon: there is that. jenna: well, then there's this. this is really no laughing matter. a world famous economist who forecast the financial crisis says next year could be worse than anything we've seen. in fact nouriel roubini also known by the way as dr. doom, is predicting a economic storm of after economic problems. double-dip recession is rising, eurozone collapse is increasing and time and tools needed to fix our economy are simply running out of the his suggestion to you is batten down the hatches. is this true? joining us now, mark madsen, founder and yo of madsen money and author of main street money. there is his book. matt mccall from penn financial group. and patricia powell, founder and ceo of powell financial group. quite a forecast from dr. doom, team. we'll have to work through this. pat, double-dip recession next year? >> i don't think it technically qu

. >> the john wayne mythology of self created individualism runs up against the reality that all people have help. the obama campaign goal is to define romney. they have taken a hit, but will it pay off? is it a good strategy? >> the key thing here is that -- is that mitt romney really should be ten points ahead. the economy is in terrible shape. the recent downturn has depressed the markets and depressed people personally. there's terrible turmoil in europe. the president made a lot of promises and set a lot of targets he hasn't been able to reach. by all rights and by all history, he should be 10, twefrbl points behind. he's not, and the reason is number one, people like him. they think his intentions are good. they think thee hasn't always executed -- he hasn't always executed well, but they still have big doubts about romney. they think he's got economic expertise. they're not sure he has the heart. and until he shows he has the heart, he's not going to have a chance to win this election. >> champions are often defined by the heart they possess and not necessarily the talent or skil