 The man accused of opening fire at a July 4th parade in suburban Chicago two years ago has rejected a deal requiring him to plead guilty to seven charges of murder in the attack. Today, 23-year-old Robert Cremo III rejected the deal that prosecutors said would have come with a life sentence. The attack killed seven people and wounded more than 40. Prosecutors have said Cremo admitted to the shooting once police arrested him following an hours-long search.