some are calling it a game changer in the world of college sports. universities are promising to fight their ruling dealt allow college athletes to unionize. >> we welcome our viewers were watching us around the country. >> live in the loop with more on our top story. >> for a while college student athletes have been saying we feel exploited. they want more of a say in what happens to them. now they have it. the law professor says many college football and basketball athletes on scholarship are destitute. their education is paid for but they cannot even buy a pizza because they're so brooke. they're

restricted from taking gifts. university in the n.c.a.a. makes millions off of their hard work. >> they really should sit down and take a cue from this and try to come up with a system that is more fair in terms of players have an influence maybe players getting some kind of compensation. >> north western is obviously appealing this ruling. this case could go all the way to the supreme court. the fight is not over and it will continue. ironically there's also an antitrust case against the n.c.a.a. alleging that it is an illegal cartel that manipulates its student labor. >> college sports getting really hit by both sides. by many different sides at this time. >>chief keef

questioned by police after a shooting at his manager's house. more in the investigation from the police station in north field. >> still no charges or arrests in this case. he is no wonder being questioned at the police station. this definitely remains an active investigation. crime scene tape still surrounds the home where the shooting took place in the police forensic trucks itself front. no sign of chief keef. >> that one. it even appeared he was being frisked by an officer. it was inevitable because of the nature of things going on. they live next door to the home that was being rented by his manager. they say they heard a lot of commotion coming from the home as late as 10 or 11:00

the night before. >> a lot of doors slamming and lights moving around the parking area. northfield police say someone was shot in the home in the 800 block and was driven to the hospital. the lawyer tells the chicago tribune he was a passenger in that vehicle but she does not know the circumstances surrounding the shooting. she insisted he was not involved and he did not see anything. >> the 18 year-old has had several scrapes with the lowest since 2011 on drugs and weapons charges. also includes an arrest earlier this month for a drive and dunk the influence. that comes after a recent stint in rehab. they're not surprised by what happened to have been dealing with the neighbors for quite some time. >> they were racing around the house and setting fire works off. call the police

a couple of times. police responded very well. they responded very well and it backed off. if things were quiet for quite awhile. we never quite sure when something might develop into what did. >> he raised some eyebrows earlier this week when he posted a picture of him and a friend both holding semiautomatic weapons. reporting from north suburban north field. an apparent act of rage. a driver is accused of opening fire on another motorist with his wife and two kids in the car. the 42 year-old is charged with shooting at the other car in the southbound lane. authorities say adkins got angry when another vehicle cut him off and forced him onto the shoulder of the roadway. they claimed he sped up to the other car and

told his wife to put down the window and lean back. >> the bullet hit the other vehicle but the driver was not her. the person was seriously injured after falling on to the blue line tracks. it happened at the california station around 730. the chicago fire department spokesman said the victim was not hit by a train but was in serious to critical condition when taken to the medical center. expected to start disciplinary proceedings against the train operator involved in the blue line crash. pending the outcome of an investigation. this is video from you to the police to be from a security camera although they have not confirmed the videos authenticity. the driver told ntsb that she dozed off before the crash. the operator did not tell them that she was asleep in february only that she closed her eyes for a moment and overshot a station platform. a spokesman said if

the agency had known she dozed off there would have been strong discipline. >> to year-old boy rescued from the retention pond has died. police were searching for the missing boy monday afternoon when they found him in the pond near his home. arrived. the boy was taken to the hospital in critical condition and pronounced dead. the authorities are trying to determine how he wandered off. to 15 year-old girl has died from her injuries. was critically injured in the crash sunday morning just miles from the st. petersburg clearwater airport. her father was flying the plane. he was killed in the crash. investigators say the plan had a field problem as it approached the airport. >> the senators are

asking for a meeting with bp following this week's oil spill. clean-up continues along the southern shore of the lake. between 9- 18 bar. of crude oil spilled into the lake after a malfunction at the plant earlier this week. crews have recovered most of the oil which got into a system that cools equipment. the epa says it does not look like there's any threat to the environment or drinking water supply. crews will continue to check the beach for oil. >> a man is suing police claiming officers beat him so severely he was hospitalized for several days and needed surgery to have a metal plate put in his head. he says he was walking earlier this month when a police officer began chasing him and hit him in the head with the butt of a gun. more officers from evanston joined in and began hitting him before handcuffing him. the lawsuit does not say why he believes he

was attacked. it does note that he is not facing any criminal charges. police and not yet commented on the lawsuit. the hot tub has been shut down for the second time in five months. health officials have been monitoring this since last fall when two men came down with legionnaires' disease. the hot tub was closed due to troubles with disinfectant levels. the rest of the facility remains open. >> jimmy carter is in chicago signing copies of his new book. it is titled a call to action. it is based on his travels around the world to reducing discrimination and violence against women. you will be at the women and children first bookstore. the event begins at 6:00 p.m. and adults must purchase the book to attend. >> the death toll rises in washington state after saturday's landslide. more

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russia is getting more pushed back from the international community >>. there is approved a nonbinding resolution calling the secession vote from the ukraine and valid. u.s. senate approved $1 billion in loan guarantees for ukraine along with sanctions against russia. the house approved the loan guarantees and is now voting on sanctions. leaders of both parties say they want to get a final package to the president this week. >> rescue teams have found another body buried in a washington state landslide. the death toll stands at 25. authorities are investigating whether dozens of residents were in this area saturday morning. that is when a rain-soaked and bank and gave way dropping a tidal wave of mud and debris destroying more than 100,000 homes. one survivor says she will never forget what happened. >> it took me a

second to realize it was mud. >> president obama signed an emergency declaration. for a second time this week bad weather forces plans to suspend the aerial mission to find a missing jetliner. planes returned to a landing in perth australia to wait out the storm. nothing >> has been recovered. could be linked to the bowling triple seven. the safety authority says five ships are pressing on with the search. it will be outfitted with the u.s. located to help find the data recorders. >> recommend security changes in the wake of a deadly airport shooting in l.a. last november. the report

recommends 14 changes to prove safety and security in all of the nation's airports. those include having more police at checkpoints and ticket counters during busy times. but also receive more active shooter training. an employee's union says the report should include plans for an armed law enforcement unit within the agency. a committee on homeland's security will hold a hearing tomorrow to investigate changes. >> a strike force the airlines to ground 600 flights. they call the 11 hour strike for airport ground staff today. part of a nationwide staff strike. they're trying to increase pressure on the government. most of the grounded flights are in route to germany and europe. some flights out of chicago and new york and other major u.s. cities are canceled as well. a new report have cleared the new jersey governor of any defaults and the lane closures scandal. he ordered the investigation

into closed parts of the george washington bridge last september causing a major traffic jam. the 900 page report blames the idea and execution on the former deputy chief of staff and a member of the port authority. the study also suggests that the governor's office has structural fallflaws. present obama has invited the pope to visit the united states next year. the pope responded in spanish saying for sure. the pulp and present it for the first time today at the vatican. the president said he was a great admirer of the pontiff. he presented paul francis with a sea chest. featuring a variety of fruit and vegetable seeds. the pope gave the president a copy of his book. the president told pope that he will probably read this in the oval office when i'm deeply frustrated. i am sure it will give me strength and call me

down. he also met with the italian president. >> the president also toward rome's famous coliseum which dates back to the days of the roman emperors. the next up on his european tour will be saudi arabia where he plans to meet tomorrow. >> new evidence about autism. >> record levels of debt. >> a healthy recipes served over a salad.

nissen the technology center causing stocks to fluctuate. the dow was up about three. nasdaq down about 16. a senate hearing

looks at ways to strengthen the federal student loan program for borrowers. lawmakers are holding a series of conversations. it was passed in 1965 to provide federal financial aid. young people today are taking on record levels of debt to earn college degrees. some lawmakers believe school should be more accountable for the federal student aid that they receive. the too big a satellite television companies could become one. the head of this network contact the direct tv about a merger. directv leads the market with about 20 million customers. the companies talked about a merger in 2002. >> bank of america will pay more than $9 billion in damages. to settle claims that the self faulty mortgage bonds. the bonds

allow the bank to rid itself of risky loans. the penalty will use up about three-fourths of the company's first quarter profits. >> there's another expected to land derek allen. they signed him with 15 million guaranteed. it looks like the seahawks would sign him. the bears came in in the last minute and everything worked up. the nfl is going to experiment with one extra point attempts. hicks will be from 30 yds away instead of 20. if this works it could become a new rule. the owners have approved a standing 5 ft.expanding 5 ft.. >> the cubs and diamondbacks. he allowed a run on two

hits and no walks. battling for the third place job. he delivers a shot down the line. he gave of nine runs and the cubs was 14-4. murphy was claimed off waivers from texas. the white sox playing in their last game of the spring. another solid outing. giving up one run on four hits. the white sox up a run. a run blast to left. his third home run of the spring. >> teacups and sox face each other right here. the pacers with a chance to lock up the division. pacers down 3 1/4. miami

down one in the final seconds. despite 30 points from the bomb the pacers win 84-83 and clinched the central division. the chicago bulls can still earn the third seed. >> the power of peaches.

rewards her students for good behavior in the classroom. it is the committee that benefits. it is work study time. in language arts teacher at the middle school in romeoville. >> she always keeps us and gave. i've

never had a dram doesn't often class. a fun experience was not born or a doll. and is an entertainment thing. if i read deuced to nothing but definitions of announced. how the world are they going to fall in love with the written word? >> the have not fallen in love with laughing. >> error is no shortage of laughter. no shortage of books either. reading is a priority. every morning when we get in the class we low- power read for about 20 minutes.

>> did not have the money on me. she paid for and i paid her back. sometimes the kids do not have the money she will put in her library and let them borrow it. it is something so wonderfully interactive. but the act of focusing on the word and turning a page. i'm finding that my kids have figured out a way to get that same experience. >> gave me a perspective on books. on another subject there is a pig that sits on the desk. motivates the students to attend class and beyond time and be quiet.

it is not a motivator you're going to get something. >> writes a check for that amount. the students are all on board. they tried to outdo each other for being worthy of a pig. it has become a catch phrase. that was one of the things that he said to me. on behalf of the diversity i am pleased to present the this check for $1,000. this certificate naming you are a teacher of the month.

it is a little more springlike with the showers. we had a little funder in some parts of the area. the biggest rainfall and a couple of weeks. maybe it will wash things off. it has been scattered and light. vice is probably the last thing you want to hear about. these pictures came and from ken martin who were out in the mountains. these are

just stunning. talking a great deal about the ice down from 93% coverage to 74%. on lake michigan will have almost 90 percent of the late coverage. what is interesting is heavy ever driven on an ice road before? there is such a road. you will see it coming up. look at that close-up shot right here. here is that the ice road right there. you can see some cracks. it is interesting because they say as you drive on this you can actually hear the ice cracking. it is enough to support an automobile. beautiful shots.

thanks to our photographers. not a very nice day around here. at least it is a little bit warmer. this is the wettest weather system in 15 days. that is the first in a series of active storm systems. in one way or another will impact the area over the next couple of days. this thing produced tornadoes as a cam across northern california. a dozen homes damaged. it is bringing warm air while it is snowing that on the upper midwest. turning the wind around to the northwest. starts moving eastward. in combination with this high it will produce a strong and chilis northeast wind flow. the saving grace is storm number three. this one races across the u.s.- canadian border and tax the isobars and

sets up a strong southerly wind flow that will be blowing here sunday afternoon. the storm might initiate some development tonight down to the southwest of us. it shifts a southward down to the gulf coast. you know we're heading into spring when you talk about that. they have our turn in a seminar, not a week from saturday. on that show a week from tomorrow we will be talking severe weather. director of the national weather service. 61 will be

the forecast i temperature on sunday. 62 monday. hang on for those two days. we have warmer temperatures coming in here. here's what we're looking at this afternoon. the satellite picture full of clouds and wind reports that indicate wind gusts up to 30 mi. per hour. delivering be much of it is raining on us. speaking of the rainfall this is where it is right now. the senate and thunderstorms and those areas. the southern suburbs of gun and on the heaviest rains thus far. it is not continuous. it has produced a quarter inch in the city. here are some of the rain totals. the scene is a wet one. also in palos heights and the downtown area. uc

the droplets on our camera lens. here's how light is out this afternoon patches of land . this is a cold front approaching. the temperatures will jump. by morning as a star break in these clubs of we will start getting the wind to shift from the north. temperatures will collapse a little bit. this is not a huge rainmaker. enough to watch things down a little bit. 39 as our temperature. 73 at oklahoma city. we're cool and below normal for this time of the year. 39 at o'hare and midway. glancing at 38. we expect an afternoon high temperature. the south wind taps

warmer wind. kind of wet looking. here is the forecast. 45 for a high today. tonight ran and thunderstorms ending late tonight when it turns colder have to the front passes. we could spike up to 50 or the upper 40's. tomorrow turns mostly sunny and colder. 46 but fall into the low '40's at the lake shore today. that might be a little area of clouds and even a little light snow. we could wake up to snowfall saturday morning. >> time for today's

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>>what i really want to do is get this going. >>get some nice flavor. >>a littl ebie bit of salt. >>real ly that is what you should be eating. it is great to add a little bit.

>> manpower red pepper. we're going to get a few extra ingredients. basically removed all the seats and the scan. it is really nice and fresh. leslie this is going to be. we have the bulb. >> fantastic for a little bit of garnish and color in your dish. a few of those and there. we're going to toss this around nice and easy.

>> one of the techniques of learned is rather than flipping it and the pan put this hand into the oven. we're not going to flip it. remove it from the range. we're looking for the nice color. we're going to throw this right into the oven. let it continue to cook. it will cut from the top down. there was in there for about 4-5 minutes just so we have some nice color on the top. we can move over to our plate. we could start to play our dish. we're going to shake off some of the excess. get some

of these segments and there. you will come to their house and you will do this. >> the chef for anyone. i love providing a restaurant style experience. we do multi course meals. whatever it may be. we can certainly linking their from we can certainly linking their from our web page. you there from ouk

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conoco russia. it is now in ukraine. that is an area that has been in the news. >> it is raining outside. the first time we've had this quantity of rainfall in 15 days. will not be the last time a range and the next week. i have some pretty active weather coming through. here's where it is raining now. the heaviest rainfall is concentrated in the southern suburbs. here's what the air mass is doing. the warmest temperature is actually going to occur late tonight. here's the good news. but the warmth

resurging sunday afternoon. it was a mild on monday as well. thunderstorm chances will be increasing. but in the cooler air for the cubs game. we will keep you the cubs game. we will keep you posted.

in the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. that's too easy. that was henri richard, the pocket rocket. come on, you can do better than that. okay. first game, first goal-- bobby orr. who'd he get by? uh... gump worsley. again-- but harder. ask me anything. okay. first russia- n.h.l. series-- who was the one...? mr. moore. syd, get a cab. what happened? just get a damn cab! yes, sir. ( whistle blowing ) he told the doctors he found her unconscious on the floor. he told me he found her on the bed. he brought her here in a cab? said he didn't want to wait for the paramedics. anybody else in the apartment? no. just him and his wife. the help left at 7:00. that's the doctor you want to talk to-- dr. murphy. thanks. dr. murphy? we're here about joan moore. she's still in a coma. from what? we're still running tests.