the harris burke ex-- harrisburg expressway. mother nature has given us a reality check. we have your first forecast. wyatt? >>> jamie, it's still march, right? this won't last long but it will be something we have to factor into our plans because if you planted earlier or bought a few potted plants and they're sitting out, definitely bring them in tonight. it's that 3 a.m. to 9 a.m. that we could see frost. so watching out for a freeze overnight. then temperature wise things are cooling off sharply on the chilly northwesterly winds. these winds will continue to gust at 20, 25 for the next few hours, so a breezy cold evening. down in the 40s we go. we'll talk about how things will change through the week. it's coming up. >>> those who may have thought last week was the perfect time to plant new flowers, you have to protect them tonight. experts say make sure anything you have planted like annuals are covered. even a garbage bag and you should be okay. >>> temperatures could be heated tonight with a woman from street, maryland, has she takes on the harford county school bo

caused more than 2 1/3 billion dollars worth of damage tornado relief is on its way to downstate harris burkeast week's devastating tornado ripped through the city world vision send a trailer full of relief supplies to southern illinois including clothing shoes toiletries blankets and cleaning supplies illinois lawmakers have sent a letter to president obama requesting a major disaster declaration that would allow cities and counties to apply for federal reimbursement to help pay for storm damage repairs >>the latest internet video to go viral has sparked a global movement "kony 2012" tells the story of joseph kony it warlord in uganda notorious for rape torture and recruiting child soldiers >>we're going to make joseph kony a household name not to celebrate him >>joseph kony has been accused of crimes against humanity the kidnapped children were often forced to kill other children or even members of their own family >>the charity that produced the film has come under fire because only about one-third of the nearly $9 million raised has gone to aid programs in africa the white house however h

megyn: the news is break in harris burke, illinois. mike, what just happened?reporter: the sirens did stop wailing. move through here. the satellite dish on the truck is having a tough time with this wind. about it seems to have calmed down for a second or so. we saw the deb chief go out in a blaze because we have reports that a house collapsed due to the force of this storm. we have information funnel clouds have been spotted 20 minutes out of here. we are pushing it right now. this is probably last time you will see us on air for a little bit. the barometer has been going crazy the last hour or so. i would expect to be plummeting. by it's going up and down. i can't figure out what's going on. beyond that, i do see a lot of people still out on the streets. particularly in their cars. we have seen so many times people in their cars are so vulnerable as they are driving around. they need to heed the warnings and get to some kind of shelter. there is information again, one tornado was spotted 19 miles in that direction. we have more information off in that direct

our greg burke joining us now on the phone live from central mexico. greg, tell us about it. >> harristhat's right. 90% of the visit is a total love fest. people try to make the connection between benedict xvi and john paul. there's a bit of controversy. critics here in leon charging that the vatican was supporting for decades a powerful mexican priest, the founder of the legion of christ, who turned out to be a total fraud and pedophile, saying the pope should meet victims of sexual abuse on this trip as he did in other countries. for the most part it's been a screaming crowd shouting their support for benedict xvi. benedict is 84 years old. seems to be holding up right. it was a long flight for me, 14 hours from rome. you can imagine what it was like for him. one interesting thing on this trip, for the first time publicly he's used a cane. i guess you can do that a few weeks from 85. >> yo85. >> fox news is confirming that american investigators looking into army staff sergeant robert bales believes he carried out the attacks in two ways. they say bales returned to his base after the