are wondering what s next ar a raid by officers early ths morning. anne. ((nats)) the police raid of what s known as the bridge who held a gun in the middlf who held a gun in the middlf a u-c berkeley classroom and was shot by campus police hs died. cal officials say 32-year-od christopher travis was at u- graduate transfer student ae haas business school. yesterday afternoon officers responded to a computer lab after a staff worker saw a n in travis backpack. there e at least four students insie the room when police arrive. one of the officers fired ae student after he ignored ors to drop his gun. he later dd at highland hospital. the fbi is asking for the public s help in locating an wanted for two east bay bombings. they held a press conferencn massachusetts just a short e ago. officials got a tip that animal rights activist daniel andreas san diego is hiding in western massachus. san diego has been on the rn for more than eight years as accused of two east bay comy bo
the incident happened at 11:30 last night at 1100 block of west dicons near depaul. police say the attacker is 19 years old. lives on the south side and sources say he has been known is a known sexual predator. victim is a 28-year-old woman. her neighbor called police when he found a purse on the back stairway of their apartment building. when police arrived they noticed an open wingdo and found the woman being raped inside. we spoke with the sister of the young man who called for help when he spotted the victim s handbag. what he thought it was maybe someone stolen the purse, came back here to go through and then left and then he saw the window and wasn t sure why that was kind of creepy. reporter: the woman was transported to northwestern memorial hospital where she is now listed in good condition. i m live on the near north side, randy belesomo, wgn news. thank you. new details are emerging from the scene of a burnt out vehicle in suburban elk grove village. mu
the person used his information at another bank. six other loams have been taken for the same. $500 was taking out of my checking account by a debit card in pasadena while i was having lunch. reporter: you heard her right. she was in chicago having lunch. it has been happening with residents of both wheeling and buffalo grove. it s the same complaint over and over again. police have a stackup. even they are blown away by the number of cases. what we are telling people is call your banks, let them know you re concerned about their doesn t cards. you want to make sure it hasn t been accessed. and then if that doesn t work, cash is the way to go. reporter: they do business at an array of different banks. amounts ranging from $100 to around $1500. the thieves sometimes coming back for more until the bank makes them stop. it s left a lot of people going back to cash and feeling a little violated. very creepy and it s baffling. it s despicable. reporter: federal investi
while ago having lasted less than two hours. now mayor richard m. daley is on the record supporting his police superintendent, but the mayor s recent decision to step aside leaves jody weis in limbo with his contract set to expire in a growing number of people clamoring for his resignation. some people better rise up to the occasion and start talking to mayor daley and say, listen what we are doing is not working. this isn t good for us and not for the citizens of chicago. we need to begin the search now for the new superintendent. this superintendent s contract is up on february 1. we shouldn t be wasting time until the last moment. harsh word for a vulnerable jody weis. embattled police superintendent is hearing it from all sides from chicago aldermen urging him to resign and from rank and file patrolmen. the superintendent is away from headquarters today but across a cross section of police officers hope to send a forceful message that he will hear loud and clear