harry romejko, bookstore regular: the days of thinking there are certain neighborhoods where you can be attacked, beaten up, robbed or killed are over. it can happen anywhere. police returned to the bookstore this morning. we re told they are checking private surveillance cameras, the store claiming to have a few of its own. meanwhile, the bookshop after words is taking one good first step toward creating a safer environment. it is changing its hours. closing up before dark. lucia malovany, area resident: you should feel safe in your neighborhood and i don t anymore. you can see the guardian angels outside the bookstore talking to people as they come and go along this busy block. as busy as this is late at night, this crime took place at these hours just one day ago. the guardian angel city cable be in the area until the person responsible for this attack is behind bars. if you know anything about this incident, call chicago police. a car crashes into a north suburban s
82 victories all time most wins on the pga tour. well, he had some brilliant moments and he had some not so brilliant today. play was so slow and got out of his rhythm. billy horschel for birdie. that s the putt you want there at 18. up the hill. a 75 following a 76 yesterday. and now, for his seventh victory here at the farmers insurance open, tiger woods. sends a message to the pga tour here in 2013. with a win in his first tournament of the season here on u.s. soil. big hug for johnny mccavi. mckavya. ah, david feherty is down there with our champion. david? david: thanks, ian. tiger, w. number 75. that s what it bottoms at out. 75, not a bad number at all. you played so beautifully for so long that you afforded yourself the opportunity to play the last four holes like a $3 violin. yeah, pretty much. it got a little ugly towards the end and i started losing my patience a little bit with the slow play and kind of lost by concentration a little bit there but got it back
watney. and he got another mud ball. boy, he had a horrendous mud ball yesterday on 15. had another one there. i tell you, the condition of the golf course given the weather that we ve had is absolutely issue push. not much you can do about mud balls. tiger woods with a touchdown and extra point lead. he s played spotty in the fourth round no, question about it. a lot of foul balls and he still has a seven-shot lead. ian: great weather for the para gliders. great view. if you remember last year kyle stanley came to the last hole with a three-shot advantage and thought he d lay up short of the lake and play his third into the middle of the green. nick: smart play but he hit that unbelievable spot. looked like it was going to stop three times but no. now he s in panic mode. he hit it long and then three-putted for an eight and snedeker made a four and then all of a sudden they were tied. snedeker was already in the clubhouse thinking thank you very much, maybe finish second
catherine: now at five: it s upsetting. we are all rattled by it catherine: a homeless man. crushed to death as he sleeps on top of an elevator at the montgomery street bart station. the horrific death raising new questions about how he was able to make his way into such a dangerous place. im catherine heenan bart officials tonight say they want to know how he slipped in bringing a bundle of personal belongings. and how long he s been living in the elevator shaft. new tonight kron-4 s terisa estacio shows us how the homeless camping out in stations is a major problem. reporter: on this day - just hours after a transiet man s crushed body was found in this elevator at the montgomery bart station. a group of homeless men were gathered near the entrance of the station. dealing with th ehomeless has liong been a problem for bart. this is bart spokesperson alicia troust. we know we have homeless people who seek out bart for refuge. it is trespassing to be in a
in st. peter s and end when that iconic white smoke rises from the chimney of the sistine chapel. this morning in vatican city, the curtains being hung. a literal shrouding of the process to elect a new pope. fewer than 24 hours from now, the college of cardinals, made up of 115 cardinal electors, will move into the conclave house the santa marta in vatican city where they will be isolated from the rest of the world. that decision is a source of great anxiety, a sense of responsibility on your shoulders. the possibility that you might be elected makes it even worse. i think it s very natural for them to be a little bit terrified. reporter: at 10:00 a.m., they ll attend mass at st. peters basilica. we ll see the college of cardinals come in. the ambassadors of the countries will be here for that mass. reporter: in the afternoon, the cardinals will enter the sistine chapel, where they take collective and individual oaths. to faithfully observe the rules of electing a po