two suspects charged with killing of waukegan a man for his car 23 year old frederick t smith of harvey and 22 year old kerwin p murrey of waukegan charged with first-degree murder 44 year-old carlos hernandez killed try to stop the men from allegedly stealing his nephew's cadillac police found the abandoned car carlos hernandez, the dead 100 yds away. frederick t smith of harvey and the kerwin p murrey of waukegan appeared in bond court tomorrow can you hear them now? the rise at getting an earful from the public company response to abide by scrapping proposed $2 fee for customers. getting personal white newt gingrich got choked up on the campaign trail and mild weather continues through the weekend coldest temperatures of the season sneaking in tom skilling forecast when we come back. wgn news @ 9 republican presidential candidates busy crisscrossing i will over the weekend trying to win every vote they can't be for the state caucus on tuesday one of newt gingrich campaign events today choked up talking about his mother who suffered from depression passed away in 2003. >> brain scienc

waukegan police are saying they're looking for three possible suspects. the lake county coroner's office is investigating a homicide of an adult male. residents say they heard a loud commotion around 6:00 this morning. witnesses say a man on a bike tried carjacking on male who was warming up his cadillac in the 400 block. he shot him, killing him, and then ran to the east lake apartment buildings. residents have been told to stay in their apartments and if they leave the building they are beingare not being allowed back inside as officers with guns drawn searched the building four suspects. >> it was a cadillac with the rams, and your cadillac and the guy shot him and killed him. now they're in the building going 424 looking for him. floor to fllor \ooroor looking for him. >> police are investigating a carjacking that ended in a homicide. back here live while waukegan police continue to search his apartment building four suspects. one of them ran into this apartment building. tune in to wgn news at 5:00 or wgntv.com for the latest developments in this cas

suspects in police custody good evening to you off tonight or around the country tonight live in waukegan neighborhood where it all went down applied during the 5:00 newscast >> we found out first and the rest of the story waukegan police chief calls them thugs premed who saw the opportunity for a crime and took it whether they meant to kill a man in the process is not yet known family grieving over a senseless crime loss of a decent man. crime of opportunity 44 year-old carlos hernandez waiting in his driveway for nephew sitting in a cadillac police say three men decided to steal they took the car and the hernandez and drove in a block away bamut something happened must have been some sort of struggle they ran into the tower a 13th story apartment complex were two of the suspects lived police followed >> new in the building somewhere the question is where that got swat team descended on the building searching every floor and a factor weighing several. surveillance video talking with the security guard police were able to locate one of the suspects in his fourth floor apartment sot render

going to come up rivera was sentenced to life back in 1993 for the stabbing of 11 year-old holly in waukegan he was convicted two more times after that even the dna testing proved he was not the source of semen found in said holly body, prosecutors suggest that the girl was sexually active and could have come from someone else. rivera marijuana at 12 years ago after reading him in prison when she was a criminal justice in turn and says that she never doubted his innocence and after more than a decade of only monthly visits and weekly phone call she is preparing to begin their life together. counseling to re-enter society, he has a great support system, repair received legal help from the wrongful convictions. >> from the very beginning in japan obvious to a responsible prosecutor that this man was innocent or at least there is no evidence on which he could rationally be convicted. >> raw board as the center's executive director and said he felt cornered into a confession is making up a confession is incomprehensible to most unless they are in the the interrogation room. 23 hours in this case

at the moment report of snow or around waukegan most of the precipitation on the radar suggests rainfallt that but we do have at least a chance tonight of snow showers persist and and there might be snow activity across the area tomorrow most of the precipitation is over here the system that brought us rain fall on saturday slowly making its way toward the atlantic pockets of heavy rainfall produced anywhere from two-two and half inches. moving to the east the computer model suggest the snowfall might enjoy it we can have spent but notice this area along the mississippi shows that perhaps tomorrow there will be a chance of that could make its way into chicago that would produce a dusting of snow fall if that keeping a close watch in case that does happen that is what the forecast numbers from computers are suggesting giving chicago about two tenths of an inch. forecast for tonight might be snow showers even rainshowers continuing low temperature tonight should be 30 degrees to partake with wind out of the north. saudi skies tomorrow it doesn't expect it could be more rainfall also high-t

lake county courthouse, waukegan, illinois.eing accused of violating a bond condition for charges of disorderly conduct and aggravated battery of an officer, 19-year-old travis copeland finds himself in court. but he takes avoiding jail time to the extreme when he makes a break from the courtroom. copeland takes off, running as fast as he can. but he is heading right toward the sheriff court officers. so he turns around and runs the other way. now officers are surrounding him from all sides. there is nowhere to go, except out the window. but instead of crashing through, copeland bounces off the bulletproof glass. this is probably a good thing. if he had been successful, he would have fallen almost 35 feet into the street. realizing the futility of the situation, copeland lays down on the floor and surrenders to the court officers who surround him. and if you think running from the law is a bad idea, check out what this driver did in our next video. an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington. but what is most un

caller: waukegan. good morning. let's not forget the elephant in the room. we know the reason they are giving the president such a hard time, and they keep denying that that is the reason. host: what i am asking you, mary, about your level of enthusiasm. caller: it is great. i love it president obama dan and the guy from maryland, he was a republican, so we will not to listen. host: we did not know -- we can only take him at his word. but how disaster are you? caller: i am very enthusiastic. before when i worked for the president. and i will do it again. we cannot have newt gingrich. what he said about african- american children should abeyant -- the custodians and mop floors, who would want a president like that? as far as the pennsylvania, the white caller, they call it bluecollar but they say it is really the white collar, people, they do racism. it is all about racism. we know that. host: talking about newt gingrich, talking about his proposal to have working class kids or kids who do not have experience in the work force taejon's as janitors and things