doubly hit and run case. this has been a tragic weekend for students. fraternity ryan's brothers are on their way to his home in long island to comfort his family. crash team investigators continue to search for clues. his attorney brothers hold on to fond memories. >> a happy person, one of the best from every situation. >> he was an accounting major and a member of the sigma pi fraternity. the long island native was killed while walking near the intersection of york road and washington ave. he was walking northbound when a car traveling in the same direction hit him and kept going. he was pronounced dead at the scene and the search continues for the older model white or silver boxy car that hit him. >> we cannot comment at this time about what damage may be --

present. police have determined how he was struck. the medical examiner will tell us which injuries he suffered. >> they say and on campus visual -- visual -- vigial is scheduled for tomorrow night. >> i cannot imagine, he was the mom, he was cleaning up, making sure the fridge was stopped. the most responsible kid you can ever meet. >> his surrogate family is struggling to long island to comfort his biological family. >> is the right thing to do. i cannot imagine not being at his wake and funeral. all the brothers are so close, we're like family. we all need to be there in support. we just want to be there.

>> a vigil is scheduled at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. if you have information on that deadly hit and run, call metro crimestoppers, 1-866-7-lockup. >> another student died over the weekend on the campus. timothy coyer went into cardiac arrest but the exact cause of death is being investigated trade he was an iraq war veteran. a vigil is being organized for tomorrow night at tollison university. >> church activists are demanding action in the death of trayvon martin the location, the same place as last week. a smaller count the last week.

>> you probably got a nice view from the helicopter. there is several date -- several dozen people. they're trying to build on the momentum generated to accomplish social change. the ministers here are talking about addressing racial disparities they see in areas -- the rallying cry is changed your unity. >> unity and solidarity, those things that we will be chanting tonight, making sure our community unifies itself. >> you can see that everyone is gathered together, they are holding hands and singing we shall overcome. exemplifying that message of unity they are espousing. in the bane of trying to accomplish social change, they are promoting boater

applications. this event is taking place in other cities around the country. we will have more at 10 and 11:00 p.m. ? the maryland general assembly will adjourn one week from tonight. >> lawmakers are trying to work our differences on the state budget and several other major issues. >> there are so many items left you may need a scorecard. budget conferees will plan to meet tomorrow late in the afternoon to pick up items such as increasing the state income tax rate and shifting the cost of pensions. >> we have a solution. >> wednesday is the deadline to wrap the budget decisions but few members of this committee believe that will happen. the differences in the plans are

submitted. the house wants an increase of 2.5%. for single filers making 200 grandey year. the increase would apply to joint filers making $150,000 or more. income tax exemptions would be phased out but -- for those making $100,000 and income tax exemptions would be eliminated for single filers making 100,000 or more. and for joint filers with incomes at $200,000. total revenue generated address proposal is $191 million. if the senate budget puts an increase on those with taxable incomes from 3000 to 25,000 year. a point to 5 increase for those earning 75,000 to $500,000 and a flat tax rate of 5.75 imposed on those making $1 more than half a million a year. total revenue generated under this plan is $460 million. >> the full senate has not tackled major pieces of

legislation passed by the house. this includes the subsidizing of of offshore wind fall. it would add a dollar to bills. the senate still has to take up a house plan to double the bus tax from $30 to $60 a year. the senate sent the house a bill limiting the installment of septic systems. it requires the mapping out of four tiers of development before any sums -- subdivisions are proved. the committee is expected to vote tuesday on a bill passed by the senate allowing slots in prince georges county. it will allow table games at all current locations. the governor's gas tax increases a separate bill not -- that has not moved in either chamber. >> tomorrow is primary election day in maryland. the candidates are focusing on was kansan -- wisconsin.

the district of columbia also holding primaries tomorrow. we're in washington with the latest. >> rick santorum believes a surprise win is possible in wisconsin. the polls are favoring mitt romney. >> thank you. >> mitt romney is hoping to seal the deal with a three-price wheat on tuesday. during a campaign stop in green bay, he did not mention his gop rival and focused his criticism on president obama. >> these are tough times and he has not done the job people expected him to do. >> his energy policies are failing, romney said. >> we will drill for oil and natural gas and get our coal and develop nuclear technology. >> rick santorum said mitt romney is not qualified to make the decision on energy. >> he is for more drilling. >> santorum told voters it will be tougher for republicans to

win if romney is the nominee. >> we will be stuck with someone who is better, it will be harder to win. >> the outcome could be pivotal. >> it may be an issue of how much he can win by, if it is a big margin >> newt gingrich campaign. ron paul took the day off from campaigning. >> all three primaries are winner-take-all with more than 90 delegates at stake. >> the presidential primary is not the only election happening tomorrow across the state. polling locations open at 7:00 a.m. including at north woods library. political analysts say they predict a good percentage of maryland's 1 million registered republican voters will come out tomorrow.

another high-profile race is the challenge for ben cardin's he been here for the most complete coverage. you can go to our website and check out our special voters guide for all you need to know. >> his desire is church unity based on respect and civility. the man who will soon be the -- at the diocese. >> as i come to know this great archdiocese, what is my desire, to bring the gospel and bring those closer to the lord. for those who have strayed from the faith to come back home and to feel joyful about it. to raise up vocations to the priesthood.

>> he will be installed on may 16. >> it was a three-way tie. the world's largest lottery jackpot and one of the winners is here in maryland. >> mega millions media continues. who was it on friday night? >> we have -- themore on sports. >> cold tonight, frost is possible. potoothpaste is not formulated for cleaning dentures,

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>> who and where, that is the question of the day when it comes to the mega millions drawing. three tickets chose the winning numbers. one of them was bought in baltimore county. >> there is a woman who works at mcdonald's who claims she made the winning purchase. we're live with all the buzz about the local winner. >> there is a lot of buzz and lots of rumors. as you mentioned, one woman is telling a new york newspaper she bought the winning lottery ticket. at this 7-eleven on liberty road. this lady said she bought one of the winning multi million ticket. she said she bought the ticket at the 7-eleven on liberty road. ms. wilson claim she was in a

pool with her co-workers at a mcdonald's. the actual winning ticket she bought by herself. she says she has no plans to share the winnings. at this mcdonald's down the street from where the ticket was sold, i was told by a public relations person that no cameras were allowed on the property. she would not give me any information including whether wilson's work here. and address we found for ms. wilson in south baltimore, no one answered the door and one neighbor said he had not seen any activity here in weeks. at the 7-eleven where the winning ticket was bought come out customers i talked with were skeptical about the story. >> an april fool's joke, i guess. >> she did not come forward, i do not know. i would have hurried up and got it out the way. i would not have waited around. >> i do not think it was april fool's but if it was, they got

all this. >> i know i did not win. i do know that much. >> i did not win also. at 5:00 p.m. we have the director of the maryland lottery on life and we talked to him and asked him, is there when area? >> between having the largest jackpot in the history of the world, $650 million on friday night with yesterday being april fool's day, it was the perfect storm for a lot of tall tales out there but we're putting all that aside and we will wait for the legitimate winner. >> the legitimate winner has not stepped forward. we are all waiting. >> it was breezy and cold during the day but we had plenty of sunshine. it was a nice day in that respect. high pressure nosing down the east coast from out of new england bringing in the cold and dry conditions.

this warm front will move through sometime during the day tomorrow. temperatures in the low 70's over the next couple of days but it will be called in the short term. we have clear skies and hardly any clouds showing up here. once we get the wynns to die down we will -- the winds ti du will getn, we radiational cooling. notice how dry it is, humidity 26%. a good combination for it to get cold. our far northwest suburbs, a frost advisory is in

effect. temperatures will drop below 30 in frederick and carroll counties. that will be cold enough for some frost. the forecast for tonight, clear and cold, areas of frost once you get away from the water and the city. temperatures around 30 in those colder serbs to 39 or 40 -- suburbs to 39 or 40 downtown. there will be a system coming in from the west and it should fall apart by the time gets into our neighborhood, may be producing some scattered showers on wednesday morning. it will be a nice day tomorrow. after the cold start, we will make it up to 67 in the afternoon. that is above average for this time of year. the average height is 60 and a record for tomorrow, 88 set back in 1963. seven-day forecast into the holiday weekend stacks up like this. mild on wednesday with a high near 71. that 30% chance for rain shower

in the morning. up here 50's thursday and friday for the o's opener on friday. nothing that will cause the game to be delayed or canceled. not perfect weather. same thing on easter sunday, a 30% chance of rain with a high near 64. >> the national college champion basketball has returned with blue blood reds. no cinderella story like what we enjoyed. kentucky and kansas played earlier. the history between the coaches says maybe you do not want to be the favorite. kansas told the title. >> i have never looked at that tape.

that tape was flung out the door of the bus as we were going to the plane. i have never looked at that tape nor will i. i have not looked at the connecticut tape from last year. that was thrown out. the only thing i would use to learn is we lost or how did we lose? i am moving on. >> they used to be game to give us the best chance where they're not totally in read them because when they are, with that i was state game, that is as good as i have seen the team play all year long and we cannot allow that to happen. >> with all the exceptional lacrosse area -- players, we get a bunch of part or on a weekly basis. earning america east player of the week honors for his effort against harford. five goals adn three assists. the women upset notre dame.

announcing until today to -- witty until today to announce -- waiting until today to announce -- make this announcement. cleveland holds some elwell over some time span. no real damage. the manager wants the sentence suspended. the second time in three days for allegedly breaking and entering while stealing prescription drugs from a neighbor. he likely faces a lengthy stay in prison.

he does not seem to be able to control this. >> that is crazy. >> were back in a moment with the seven-day. [ clang ]

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>> i did some planting over the weekend, i have to go out and cover them now? >> you are going to have to go out tonight. >> the frost and freeze advisories' are in effect. it will drop down to 32 or 33. up to 67 tomorrow and in the 70's on wednesday and dropping into the 50's by the time we get to the poes opener on friday. opener on friday. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you at 11:00 p.m. >> have a great evening. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪

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