the family believes there are more suspects. the memorial for 7-year-old heaven sutton continues to grow outside her family's home. wednesday night she was selling candy in the neighborhood when police say gang members started shooting at each other. she was caught in the crossfire and hit and killed. today good news for the family from the chicago police department. police have a suspect in custody. summit gary mccarthy made the announcement while speaking at a neighborhood event. >> last night at 1:00 the -- 1:00, we took into custody the person we believe is responsible for that shooting. >> her mother says she's grateful for the fast work by the police department. >> i'm hurt. i can't change that. but the plefment is helping me. it the only took four days and they got a man. they're doing their job and i'm thankful. >> still, the family says there are other suspects out there and they need the public's help tracking them down. >> these people are in hiding. just to find out they have someone in custody, it makes our family happy to know that the efforts of the chicago police have been tremendous. >> the family has experienced loss before, which is why heaven sutton's murder is even more painful. >> my mother was murdered in 1984. no one stepped up. no one saw nothing and that case is still unsolved. but today for my 7-year-old daughter, i thank y'all for stepping up for heaven. i'm glad somebody stepped up and said something. >> mayor emanuel infuriated by this homicide released a statement reading -- the girl's wake and funeral will be this coming friday at st. mark international church at 10:00 a.m. >> dan, thanks so much. two people are dead from a shooting on the city's west side. it happened just before 1:00 in the afternoon in the 4900 block of west west virginia boulevard in the austin neighborhood. another person was taken to a nearby hospital in serious to critical condition while police continue their investigation. >> police superintendent mccarthy met with community activists from the shannon neighborhood this afternoon. he talked about his department's efforts at cushing gang violence with gun busts and drug seizures. the audience applauded when he mentioned the officers he put back on foot patrol. >> we don't want to put sose size fire officers in a bad position. i want to get this right is what it boils down to and it's too important not to get it right. because i'm the type of person who's willing to try anything to get the job done. >> the open forum at st. mark united method -- methodist church drew several hundred people. >> and chicago police are asking for help in identifying a toddler who was found alone on the south side. police the believe the boy is about 2 years old. he was found in the 8100 block of south ingleside avenue. he's not been able to tell police his name or address. he was pounds wearing a red and white striped shirt, blue shorts and white gym shoes. anyone who can help is asked to call police. >> funeral services were held today for a former marine and chicago police officer who died in afghanistan. 62-year-old toms boyle was working as a security contractor when he was killed june 18. he was a vietnam veteran who cork worked at the chicago police department for 35 years then worked as a private detectivey and then at as a security officer overseas. >> maryland's governor is calling last night's deadly storms that left 11 dead on par with hurricane irene. intense heat pushed temperatures to triple digits for much of the midwest, south and east coast. virginia was hit the hardest and at one point had one million more power outages than any other state. at least 3,000 homes are still without power and many areas, like washingn, d.c., could be without power for up to a week. >> we wants to have some indication of when we'll be back up because we have food parrish be -- pressureables. >> weather experts say we could expected more storms as early as tomorrow. >> in north central illinois last night officials had to transport 78 prisoners after strong winds damaged part of the roof of their prison. here more than 6,400 residents are still without power, the majority in the south suburbs. >> the storms may be gone by the cleanup is just beginning. here in plainfield, three roads had to be shut down because of downed trees and power lines. homes and cars were damaged too. >> i've been here working emergency services and police for 18 years and this is probably the worst overall tree damage i've seen as far as storms go. >> the storms came through late friday evening. the south and west suburbs were hit the hardest. >> jill simon's family was forced out into the storm after a downed power line hit their home. >> we knew it had taken that out but it was still raining really hard. we ran to the neighbor's. >> trying to salvage what food they can, packing it in coolers and hoping for the best. >> putting it in coolers taking it to the neighbor's house. we'll see. >> crews moved downed lines and worked to restore power while neighbors began to take in the full impact of the storm. >> it hit really hard, like direct hits. i've seen cars smashed in. >> luckily no injuries were reported in plainfield. people like chris saying it could have been much worse. >> the one that did hit the house is just on the corner so i think we were pretty lucky. >> the police tcheef tells us it could take up to a week to restore power. meantime folks here hoping their power comes on much sooner. it's too hot to be without their air conditioning, they tul tell us. they say the village -- village will open up cooling centers if need be. >> thank you. coming up at 9:00, the latest on the wildfires in colorado and one woman's emotional escape from the flames. >> plus, republicans blast the supreme court ruling on the president's health care plan in their weekly address. >> and father pfleger has been given a new role within the community. >> hot and a chance for strong 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[sobbing] oh, my god. the smoke in the air is so bad. >> that came from nicole frye, one of many being forced to flee from their homes in colorado. the waldo canyon fire has scorched nearly 28 square miles and nearly 350 homes have been destroyedful >> after days of being on the defensive, firefighters are making notable progress. authorities say now the waldo canyon fire is 45% contained, a big difference from the 15% containment they announced on friday. look at the mountain ridge behind me. you can see the progress from here. just on friday you could see plumes of smoke coming off the mountainside. today what you're looking at is hot spots that are just smoldering and that's something firefighters are going to continue to attack and clearly the fire has already affected tense of thousands of residents here in colorado springs. many of them will be able to take a bus tour tomorrow to look at their charred neighborhoods, to see what's left of the property, what's left behind by the flames that's burned down much of their homes. clearly it is a very tough time for residents in some communities, but other neighborhoods, their evacuation orders have been lifted so many residents are able to return. still, authorities are investigating the cause of this fire, which is the big question for so many residents here in colorado springs. >> in his weekly radio address, president obama was silent on the supreme court's ruling on his health care legislation. instead, the chief executive journeyed to colorado to visit the devastation caused by the wildfires you just heard about. the president addressed the nation from there. >> we don't usually do weekly addresses like this but i thought it was a good opportunity for us to focus attention on a problem that's going on here in colorado springs. it's important that we're there for them. >> mr. obama appealed for help. he encouraged americans who are able to donate to contact the american red cross to make a contribution. the republicans in their address used the time to review the supreme court's ruling on obama care. nevada senator called the legislation unworkable, unaffordable and very unpopular. >> the fact is that this is the same failed policy that won't lower the cost of health care in america. on thursday, i was in the courtroom as the supreme court ruled that the president's health care law is what the president claimed it was not -- a new tax. >> and barasso added that republicans in congress will fight to repeal the president's health care law. >> still ahead, governor quinn signs a new state budget today, closing prisons and mental health centers. >> plus, what's up for grabs as elgin as the soldier memorabilia auction closes tomorrow? 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it does fall a little bit short but it is possible we could see heat index temperatures say around 100 to 105 degrees. here's our forecast. for tonight steamy, a few early clouds. i think most of them have gone now. so mostly cloudy skies, warm and humid, low at the time -- temperature by dawn of 68 to 74. for tomorrow partly cloudy. scattered storms. look at those temperatures. 92 to 96 degrees. and tomorrow night, a few clouds early again and mostly cloudy skies. 69 to 75-degree lows. then we warm into the mid to upper 90's on monday. there is a chance of thunderstorms once again. widely scattered or ice latted thunderstorms appear to be the best probability. the storms probably will be more widespread across our area tomorrow. in a window of say between noon and 3:00 or 4:00. and hopefully areas that haven't had any rain will get some this time. >> it has been scattered. spotty. yes, -- it's been heaviest south of i-80. we have the possibility of skier storm tomorrow so we'll watch them closely. >> thank you, jim. it's been hyped in naperville as the best barbecue you'll ever taste and day two of the ribfest continued too. it's been hailed by details magazine as one of the four food festivals. there's also a national barbecue contest with cash prizes. thefest runs through july 3. coming up, details on a plan that's being worked on dealing with violence in syria. >> and egypt's first democratically elected president is sworn in today. what he pledges to do next. >> and a moment to remember at wrigley. rick will have that later in sports. if you use a cpap device to control your sleep apnea liberty medical has important news for you. neglecting to change your mask, cushion, and filters every 3 to 6 months reduces their safety and effectiveness due to stretching and wear. call a caring liberty cpap customer specialist now for a free evaluation. they'll help you choose the right equipment for your needs and determine if you qualify to receive them at little or no cost to you. plus, liberty provides convenient free shipping right to your door and now liberty offers state-of-the-art cpap products from leading manufacturers: resmed, respironics, and fisher & paykel. the devices provide quieter, superior performance with masks that feature increased comfort, adjustable fittings and depending on the model smaller lightweight designs. sleep easier, increase your daily energy, and get the maximum effectiveness from your cpap therapy. call liberty today to see if your cpap supplies are covered. call the number on you screen. ♪ with the hundreds i saved at progressive i'm out here, giving a little refill relief. are you on empty here, tyler? 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that happens tonight. there it goes. oh, it's at might not. the extra second is needed to keep -- the world's atomic clocks in sync. experts say if the clocks were not adjusted now and then kled -- it would become very apparent as time goes on. >> coming up next rallies here and across the nation are protesting walmart on its 50 anniversary. >> and then bill will take us on a taste of sicily where [ bell tolls ] agents, say hello to the biggest hailstone in u.s. history. oh, that will leave a dent. which is exactly why we educate people... about comprehensive coverage. yep. the right choice now can pay off later. looks like a bowling ball. yeah. oh! agents, say hello to the second-biggest hailstone in u.s. history. [ announcer ] we are insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ [♪...] >> i've been training all year for the big race in chicago, but i can only afford one trip. and i just found out my best friend is getting married in l.a. there's no way i'm missing that. then i heard about hotwire and i realized i could actually afford both trips. see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so i got my four-star hotels for half-price! >> men: ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ ♪ hotwire.com ♪ >> announcer: save big on car rentals too, from $12.95 a day. >> walmart will mark its 50th anniversary in a couple of days but not everyone is celebrating. protesters in chicago and a dozen other cities held demonstrations against the nation's largest retailer, claiming walmart has hurt local economies all over america with low wages lack of health care and discrimination against women. activists calling upon walmart to make changes in how it treats its employees. >> several thousand bicyclists are expected to participate in the annual twilight riled. it kicks off at 1:00 in the morning at buckingham fountain and travels through the city all the way to north division street and ends at buckingham with an all you can eat pancake breakfast. you can still register tonight for a mere $45. ok, jim, we expect you to be bike riding at 1:00 a.m. >> not for me. >> would you believe that right now the temperature is 83. we have a heat index temperature of 86 out there. so if you're going to participate in the bike ride plan to stay hydrated. big thunderstorms currently rolling through the central plains. these are moving to the south and east and won't be affecting the chicago area, but the mechanism triggering these storms may produce some thunderstorms tomorrow. this commuter model shows storms erupting fairly early in the afternoon, around 2:30. some of the storms could be strong. if you're planning on a swim tomorrow 73-degree water off chicago's lakefront. sunday's forecast high 94. 97 monday and tuesday and notice a day-to-day chance of showers and thunderstorms through thursday. perhaps a break on friday with more storms possible on saturday, but note that temperatures will be above 90 for the highs every day of the next seven. >> going to feel like new orleans in chicago. >> absolutely, and human i would. >> yeah. thank you, jim. >> all right. >> once again, there's a new look at a restaurant. the shape-shifting restaurant is taking on the flavors of sicily. >> say that three times fast, and they're doing it family sometime. we have the review. >> this restaurant is back with a new identity, sicily, which debuted two weeks ago and continues through late september. he's adapting his ultramodern kitchen to produce a seven course dinner that's less high end than it is homespun, right down to the hained painted italian plates. much of the menu is served family style. figures -- first up, sweet and sour bites. deep fried appetizers stuffed with lamb's tongue and crispy crackers dusted with herbs and cheese. next up, a pair of passes. flakes of dried fish roe and pasta tapped with pieces of friday sardine. main dishes are served with vegetable dishes. pesto saws alongside carmelized romanesco and chick peas. raw zhoo cheaney blanched as pair gus and fried zhoo keaney blossoms. a blood orange drink and then white cake with sweet ricotta filling. the whole cake shows you the intricate decorations. the slice let's you see how they maintain their integrity. finally, the dessert place plates. i give 953 west fulton market, four stars, which is getting to be a habit. but every time i visit this restaurant they find a new way to dazzle me. >> edible what? >> lamb's tongue was one of them. >> they don't even take reservations. you can't even get in there. well you could get in there. >> jackie bange can just walk up and can i get in and you walk right in. >> slam the door. for more information about this week's restaurant, text phil to 97999. >> two games and to win. the first-place white sox trying to make it three wins in a road against the mighty yankees. >> rich king has the need for speed coming up next in sports.oton a whoa. right? get. out. exactly! really?! 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[ male announcer ] hey! there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. indescribably good. >> time now for sports. the real rich king is here and news not so good for the sox. >> no, but they won the first two games of that series. they're guaranteed a split. the last four games, the white sox have given jake peavy a grand total of two runs to work with. a half run a game, which translates into four straight losses for jake. the latest coming this afternoon against the yankees. the sox fell behind early. curtis grand ere son crack add solo homer to make it 1-0, the first of three yankee long balls for the afternoon. leading 3-0 in the sixth, robinson cano unload, also a home run, but peavy would settle down and go eight innings, striking out 11. the white sox could do nothing with hiroki kuroda. he tide a record with 11 strikeouts. paul konerko hit into a 6-4-3 and that was the ballgame. the sox two and a half up on the indians. the cubs trying to clip the astros again at wrigley. a big day for anthony rizzo. rizzo tosses out scott moore. nice play at the plate. the cubs got on the board. starlin castro gets a base hit there and luis valbuena races around third to score to make it 2-1. setting -- setting the stage for the big play of the game. rizzo at the plate. deep to right. two-run homer. 3-2 cubs lead and that was the final. the cubs make it two in a row over the astros. >> like i said, it's good to come into a new clubhouse and produce like that and help the team win. it's a lot of fun when you do that and it's just good to win. we shut them down again. >> get that guy out of the limelight a little bit. he's young. he's doing his thing. let him enjoy it. you know, you only get to debut as cub one time. he's doing a great job producing and doing what he does. let the guy enjoy it. >> the cubs sign cuban defector solar. he's described as having mickey mantle power. he'll start in the outfield in the minor league organization for the cubs. larry fitzgerald among the celebrities on hand to help raise money for the research for the cure for diabetes. frank holland took part in the game and afterwards got love for wls from donna rann. -- don have mcnabb. >> you have to love wls. it's a great cause and participating in the game and being with you guys, it's special. >> well, the 20 bucks in the mail. >> former bears tight end greg olson hosting a fundraiser, trying to raise money for research into a cure for breast cancer. he kicked a home run. but the best news is about the money coming in for a very good cause. >> we gave it another $25,000 contribution to rush university center, which is all the money that you guys have helped raise. in the last two years, this event has helped us contribute over $200,000 to cancer research the ronald mcdonald house, chick's children hospital. know that's what it's going for and we're going to continue to do more. >> andy roddick lost to david ferrer of spain. it could be the last time he plays there. one american did win serena williams facing zheng. heavy storms caused severe damage at the at&t classic at bethesda. no spectators were allowed but they did play. tiger woods made one of the shots of the day. chipping this in. he's tied for second, just one shot behind the leader, brendan dejong. route 66 raceway in joliet. schumaker qualifying for the race tomorrow. he qualified for seventh and the funny car qualifying legendary john force qualified first at a cool 310 miles per hour. the championship is on the line tomorrow at the race route 66 in joliet. you remember those commercials, don't you? >> i do. >> drag racing capital in chicago land. >> i'm sorry nascar quaker state 400 kentucky. more baseball. the orioles have acquired former sox star jim thome. forget about the kicker. brian dozier of the twins cues this one off the end and it goes backwards into foul territory before going fair. watch this. >> wow. >> foul goes into fair terry -- territory and goes for an r.b.i. because nobody covered home plate and that was a run. glad i got it in. >> that was pretty cool. >> it was. nice to see. >> they had a little jeshle in there. >> we're out of time. that's the news for this saturday night. i'm robert jordan. >> i'm kathy [ bell dings ] agents, when it comes to insurance, people feel lost. that's a dead end. don't know which way to turn. this way. turn around. 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