position 102 >> welcome back to downtown chicago. gibson's. it real solid a chicago institution.these folks on the wall have been to this restaurant. donald trump, tom sell lick, ted kennedy. john be liewshy. you see the list on the wall. some of them are signed. some of them are not. bo derek. all kinds of sports stars. frank sin that the tri came here a lot. he had his own table in the back. there is a special table with a picture there. bob is the general manager here at gibson's. not all of them are signed and some of them are pretty interesting. >> absolutely. one of our prize signatures isn't a a signature at all it was left for us by elizabeth taylor not wanting to leave her signature she instead left us with a signature imprint of those beautiful red lips of hers on one of our napkins. >> bret: biggest star you have had? >> they are all big stars. >> bret: all right, bob. thanks a lot. remember, tonight, full coverage of the illinois primary throughout the evening we will have cut-ins and then a special at 11:00 p.m. eastern time here on fox news channel. as always, thank

. >> you could throw a bigger crowd in a greenbay packer rally in downtown chicago. >>> the trayvon martinase, what word is he mumbling as his call to 911 breaks up. punchespunks or, quote coons. >> the victim's parents speak. >> i just hurt in my heart because this guy has not been arrested. >> and glenn beck's website insists the dead teenager was quote, the aggressor." and might have been suspended from school for armed robbery arson, kidnapping or sexual battery. even though it was really being late to class. >>> the war on women. the arizona legislator who says a woman should witness an abortion before having one. and tim tebow is dealt to the new york jets. tim tebow is not dealt to the new york jets. oh man he can't even complete a trade. and the hits keep coming. >> i have some great friends who are nascar team owners. i tell you what, $10,000 bucks? >> i don't consider myself wealthy. >> ann has a couple of cadillacs, actually. >> now meet mitt romney's senior adviser in charge of etch-a-sketch. >> i think he hit a reset button. everything changes. it's almost like an etch-a-sketc

. >> you could draw a bigger crowd at a green bay packers rally in downtown chicago. >> reporter: rick santorum finished a distant second in ili. romney supporters are calling for him to leave the race but santorum says he's not going anywhere. >> again, it's very clear it's a two-person race. >> reporter: santorum believes he can win this weekend in louisiana. and the white house is more than happy to see the republican nomination process drag on. the. is visiting western battleground states nevada and new mexico but his reelection campaign is facing a bit of controversy stirred up at a recent fund-raiser with michele obama headlines the event, actor robert deniro joked about the republican field saying do you really think our country is ready for a white first lady? newt gingrich jumped on the comment? >> he should apologize for it. >> reporter: gingrich finished fourth in illinois just behind ron paul who talked to jay leno last night. >> i think the other three should just get out of the race. >> reporter: paul is running last in the delegate race but insists his campaign will cont

. >> reporter: just west of downtown chicago, peoples gas is finishing work on a natural gas fueling station for its utility trucks. >> we'll be able to fill one there and also one up here on each side. >> reporter: project manager mike wyrick admits the company is also hoping others will eventually fill up here too. >> we expect a number of other businesses including yellow cab, over the road truck haulers, other industries with bigger vehicles. >> reporter: natural gas has been fueling fleet vehicles like this one for about a decade. in fact right now there are about 100,000 of these vehicles cruising streets around the country. but americas glut of natural gas could make it the fuel of choice for all kinds of cars and trucks. michael duoba is an engineer at argonne national laboratory's center for transportation research. he thinks powering big trucks with nat gas is a no brainer. >> they consume the most fuel. so, per installation, per fueling station that makes the most bang for the buck. >> reporter: truck maker navistar agrees. it's introducing a medium duty truck that will ru

that success inspired wisnesky to open downsize fitness last fall just west of his office in downtown chicago. the facility caters specifically to people like him, who desperately need to lose weight but are intimidated by conventional gyms. >> being a big guy and not being able to do 30 minutes on a treadmill just is embarrassing. a little bit and it's enough that you don't want to be in front of other people. >> back straight, tara, back straight. >> reporter: members are encouraged to come at least three days a week for hour-long classes in circuit training taught by former football coach jason burns. 60-year-old pamela wordlaw appreciates his gentle guidance. >> we want to get that to rotate all the way up and all the way down. >> he tells me to just slow down, just do a little bit and i feel good with that. >> reporter: at $300 a month, membership to downsize fitness isn't cheap. but tara lawton thinks it's worth every penny. she's lost 40 pounds in six months. >> you know, i just looked at it like if i eliminate mcdonald's, eliminate my morning coffee and all the things that got me here

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but it's a health center just outside of downtown chicago. and it was closed for a long period of time. it's been reopened. all of the people in that health center -- in the neighborhood used that health center for primary care, for children and everything else and so i wondered if that is the kind of center martin luther king health center, the kind of center that essential provider center and more about that would be helpful to me. >> yes, that is what we anticipate. that community health centers that serve underserved populations in both urban and rural areas will be considered essential providers. and they will become part of larger networks that will serve the entire population. but they will have relationships with hospitals and clinics and others so that the people who use the community health centers as the primary care-gives will therefore be able to be referred on to a specialist or to a more complicated kind of care that they might need. whereas now, for too many people who use our community health centers, they may go to the commu

. >> you can draw a bigger crowd of greenbay packers in downtown chicago. >> and putting a damper onomney's day dealing cnn it would be no problem for his boss to appeal to moderates in november. >> i think he hit a reset button for the fall campaign. everything changes. it's like an etch-a-sketch. you can shake it up and we start all over again. >> this just in. romney saying his senior adviser's comments aside he will not be running as the etch-a-sketch man but a conservative republican in the general election if nominated. much more on his etch-a-sketch candidacy in this news hour. also potential to shake up the race jeb bush endorsing romney, although not in person. writing now is the time for the republicans to unite behind governor romney and take our message to all vote there's fall. oh, calm down, governor. speaking for the g.o.p.'s counter culture, rick santorum. >> that's what this race is coming down to, the establishment, the money versus the people. >> santorum also wishing he could get a nod like that, too. >> they should all start supporting me because i'm ate the stro

this is a beautiful shot of downtown chicago framing the wrigley building.this is from erech of cedar lakes indiana. look at the ominous skies. we have had some clouds assembly today but we managed to have a nice day before they moved in. the last six months every one of them averaged above number on temperature. there is no surprise that the sun shine has been above average. tonight the sunshine out west of as early as today heated the atmosphere and look at storms that are blowing up in iowa. this is a part of the weather system that is coming in our direction. we will have 98 degree temperatures in the plains states this weekend. maybe flirting with areas of the lake here sunday. 66075 new record high set since march 1st around the country. and iraq has reported in every one of the lower 48 states. look at the warmth building back into the plains states and you can see why the storms are erupted right on the nose of the warm humid air this will press northeastward slowed by some thunderstorms in the next couple of days but by sunday we will get some of th

we seen the president in the loop in downtown chicago. anywhere from 500 to $10,000.attendees fork up the nice right figure of $48,500. add that with the fact that first lady, michelle obama, is at her own fund raisers tonight in minneapolis. they definitely have the foot on the gas here at the white house starting with the president raising money tonight in atlanta. we should mention the african-american leadership council with the play wright tyler perry including a dinner at his home. >> you should be his agent after that description. thanks so much. >>> next, mitter versus the president and the subject, planned parenthood. ♪ or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities. that's why we extended $6.4 billion in new credit to small businesses across the country last year. because the more we help them, the more we help make opportunity possible. the best in nutrition... just got better. high in vitamins d, e,

right around downtown chicago. 45% to 29%. that's the margin governor romney needs. is in. >> if santorum closes the gap, it would be because turnout is down in the urban areas. an important area for republicans. 53% of the vote. governor romney again with the two to one lead in the area there. the turnouts not so great. that's half the vote there. pull out here. if turnout is not so great here, the only question is is it much higher in the rural counties. only 8% of the vote in. senator santorum winning. it's a safe projection based on romney winning in the larger areas and huge margins in the chicago area and the circling suburbs. >> michigan and ohio and now in illinois. an important win for mitt romney. it's going to help him. he's going to get more delegates than santorum. santorum failed to get on the ballots in 19 congressional districts total in illinois. great night for mitt romney. >> no doubt about it. we're expecting to hear rick santorum in a bit. andrea from the mitt romney candidate is here with us. do you know when your candidate will be speaking? >>

you could draw a bigger crowd at i green bay packer's rally in downtown chicago than what mr.omney delivered at the polls yesterday in illinois. >> so, the budget proposal by paul ryan is out. he was on this program last night -- yesterday, and he talked about what he thought was necessary to focus on dealing with the deficit. do you and do democrats believe not only do you have to focus on cutting entitlements and cutting spending, but also raise revenue? >> i can tell you that paul ryan is a friend of mine and i respect him. but remember, he walked away from the bowles/simpb son commission that had a balanced approach and put everything on the table. his budget refuses to impose any new taxes on the wealthiest people in america. in fact, it cuts their taxes even more. to achieve it, it makes dramatic cuts in medicare, medicaid and programs people count on for the basic safety net in america. it is not a balanced approach. unfortunately, it reflects where his party is today. >> but has your party yet signaled where it would address entitlements in terms of a dealing with the

you could draw a bigger crowd at a green bay packers rally in downtown chicago than what mr. romney delivered at the polls yesterday in illinois. >> so the budget proposal by paul ryan is out. he was on this program yesterday. he talked about what he thought was necessary to focus on dealing with the deficit. do you and do democrats believe that not only do you have to focus on cutting entitlements and cutting spending but also raise revenue? >> i can tell you that paul ryan is a friend of mine. i respect him. remember, he walked away from the bowl simpson commission which put everything on the table. he refuses to impose new taxes on the wealthiest in america. to achieve it, it makes dramatic cuts in medicare and medicaid and programs that people count on for basic safety net in america. it's not a balanced approach. it reflects where his party is today. >> has your hart yet signaled where it would address entitlements in terms of dealing with the deficit? >> i have sent out a signal loud and strong. i voted for bowles simpson that put everything on the table including new t

return a good third quarter derrick rose a three- pointer their chicago bulls up by seven shot clock running down no problem deng way downtownpacers, 92-72 final margin. >> i thought the third quarter we had great energy. i thought we were playing both ends with a lot of energy recounting got us over the hump >> robin ventura kim his managerial debut tonight white sox cactus league opener against los angeles dodgers alexei ramirez single to left scores jim gallagher tied the game 1-1 tough day for pitcher nestor molina sox debut serving up a mammoth shot to the dodgers player dodger's scott van slyke to run home run and dan johnson homered for the white sox dropping spring opener 6-4. last year opening day starter ryan dempster the amount for chicago cubs against oakland athletics. one of his two strikeouts. blake dewitt trying to make the team not roster player 3-1 rocket to right field and the oakland athletics rallied from five runs down 8-7. congratulations northwestern john shurna all- time scoring leader named tonight first-team all big 10 michigan state draymond green player of the year chicago bears after wide receiv

carlos boozer great game tonight giving the chicago bulls the lead by two points missing open shots and brian anderson with the game tied trade this from downtown. something you have not seen in a long time jonathan toews on skates on the ice moving slowly before practice this morning a long way from plant and a game what they saw today >> could skate today it felt good very exciting to have been out here encourage really good day felt good part of this big first steps in and out there progressive >> by cox and rangers baseball today chicago cubs and mariners once again alfonso soriano swingman 625 batting average so far 5-8 with three home runs chicago cubs lost the game at 10-3. straw chris volsted start. this was first inning adam dunn has to have bounced back here a three run home run first official at that of the year also r.b.i. in the double and gordon beckham also try to turn that around to run home run given robin ventura 1st win marquette lost in the big east batt but that is the news. [ bell dings ] agents, when it comes to insurance, people feel lost. that's a dead end. don't know which way to turn. this way. turn around. [ woman ]

was selling them in a place that vendors are not permitted, a public sidewalk in the loop, downtown area in chicago being filmed. there was in expectation of privacy that the police had as any took his jacket off and put the handcuffs on him. >>shepard: most cops i know don't mind if anything is video tapes. >>guest: it encourages good behavior for law enforcement. we as people, the citizens of the united states, need to be protected from an overbearing government and the only way to do that, the only way to suppose the truth as judge napolitano has stated, is to see it, bring it into light. >>shepard: shine the line. thank you, gentleman. should you drop your cell phone or gun down a trash chute, gun, this is a gun? whatever. it is probably just best to left the cell phone go in the trash chute. a woman learned that after spending her day stuck. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a pers

million dollar view, this is chicago's downtown from where they're at.ly, got a mascot sporting a new obama shirt. and they're selling that right now. a lot going on. organizing it, they've got a new automation tool, it's called dashboard. >> i like your automation poll. >> i have a bunch of them. >> an art team doing that. >> nothing but the best. >> richard lui, thank you. let me bring in a national political reporter for the atlantic. we're having a joke. but this is serious stuff, obama election machine unprecedented. is that were we're -- they're wore ied are about falling further behind the longer they wait to get started to this infrastructure billing and organization, the further behind this incredible obama juggernaut they're going to be. we've seen the rnc put some of this in place, outside groups put some of this in place. romney campaign has not been a field-heavy or organization-heavy campaign. they've tried to run a nimble campaign but now that they've got to start prepping for the general election, i think everybody's starting to feel like

downtown chicago at a b.p. station. hang on tight, there's more to come, from these oil companies who will then turn around and report the biggest profits ever in american business history. so we pay at the pump and we pay with our taxes. what's left? here was our chance to stand up and do something. $4 billion isn't going to change the oil industry and it isn't going to change washington, but at least it was a statement about where we stand when it comes to age-old indefensible tax subsidies to the biggest companies, most profitable companies in america. couldn't bring ourselves to do it. couldn't do it. i agree with senator mccaskill these folks who get up here and wail and cry about the deficit, call this roll call up, ask them, where in the heck were you when we had one chance -- one chance -- to do something positive. it's not the disappointment of the week. there are two others that trompt it. i have to tell you, it is hard for me to believe that again we were unable to get a bipartisan group together start the co

they are running again in chicago, today's shamrock'stoday's shamrock shuffle was the kind of the event where you just wanted to spend it outside. 40,000 folks did just that downtown this morning running and the bank of america shamrock shuffle a k which is about 5 mi.. it marks the start of the racing season in chicago for folks to do this all the time. for many this is the perfect way to celebrate spring. i am studying in traveling and working abroad so what a great city to and celebrate it. >> it's more of a social event i would say, to get out and have fun with friends. >> and they do so in style. for all of you making excuses this woman's daughter and granddaughter rate to keep up with her and she is about to turn 75. and on a day like this 5 mi. doesn't seem so long. >> hundreds of thousands of people gather in central mexico for sunday mass delivered by the pope. pope benedict urged mexicans to remain true to their faith and asked the virgin mary to look over all latin american children it comes as the nation's leaders battled a brutal drug violence that has consumed the country. his next trip will be a historic visit to cuba. the u.s. government is compens

chicago. >>> with or without the a's, san jose says it's moving forward with its downtown stadium plan. the city says the area around the train station has the potential of rivaling grand central station in new york city. san jose hopes retail space and housing will be built to make it a sports and entertainment destination, sharks, earthquakes, 49ers, and possibly the a's all nearby. >> creating something like a times square, a celebration zone people around san jose and silicon valley can come to, where you'd have your new year's eve celebration, hopefully a celebration of a stanley cup victory for the sharks. >> the area is already going through the environmental review process so developers can put shovels in the ground by this fall. >>> big box in a small town. a major retailer opened its doors in walnut creek today. a big crowd showed up, shoppers lined up about 90 minutes before the door was opened and were greeted by employees with pom-poms. the inside is decorated with pieces by a local artist. the opening marks the end of a long development battle that had to be settled by the

. >> in chicago, the city died its river green in a yearly ritual, and that brought thousands of onlookers downtown. a secret dye mixture transforms the river into a psychedelic green in minutes. the fountain on the white house lawn is showing you its spirit. the irish observed st. patrick's day as a religious holiday for over 100 years and it has been celebrated for worldwide for centuries. >> let's get a check on the weather. let's go down over to leigh to find out if there are more storms on the way. >> leigh: the last of the larger storm systems moved through overnight last night. we're still seeing residual moisture from the system. it's wrapping to the south of us, and you can see on live doppler 7 hd some moisture it's feeding from napa toward vallejo. we took you in clovesser -- closer last time. and this time, turner park, rain coming down, to the east, 680, near clayton road, some moderate rain, you can get a sense this is moving from north to south. so anyone in this vicinity will get their heads wet in the next 10-15 minutes. these showers have already pushed down towards san a -- san r

downtown. tomorrow with southwest winds and lots of sun, we expect a significant warmup. chicago23 degrees warmer than we are here in baltimore. the warm front is moving north. it gets cold again on the west coast and some of that chilly air will filter back in here by the end of the week. tomorrow, sunny skies and southwest winds. most of thursday looks nice. we may see little cloud cover, but the winds will still be out of the south. it looks like it will stay dry through the daylight hours. thursday night, some of the rain may start to slip into baltimore late in the evening, and on friday it will turn wet and cooler going into the weekend. for a couple of days, spring fever is in full force. sunrise at 6:30, a beautiful wednesday tomorrow. a two-foot top and chilly bay water temperatures. the air is going to be a lot cooler, but when you get inland by a just a mile or to any should be safe. eastern shore locations, sunshine tamara and 60-63. almost 70 on the eastern shore thursday, and the same thing down at ocean city. other locations are unseasonably mild. it will come to a

chicago. 86 degrees right now in st. louis. intrench been unseasonably warm air. 80 downtown baltimore right now. cooler in the mountains. 60's.d in ovethe upper sells very, very comfortable 77. plans to be outdoors this evening? pretty nice-looking future cast right into tomorrow morning. tomorrow we will keep an eye on the sky. a couple of isolated showers. that is the first side of unsettled weather coming our way for the end of the week. >> in tonight's education alert, a baltimore city school officials now expect a smaller, $20 million debt as the next year instead of 35 million. >> the district says it is prepared to give them more money to operate next year. >> some school administrators are still crunching the numbers. they say the deficit figures change because they will now be able to transfer savings from this year's budget, and that is good news for students. school officials say it is all about the students, and based on new budget efforts they are promising to increase the amount spent on each student from $5,000 apiece to $5,155, and that is why school principals are taking a secon

downtown baltimore at this hour. 57 on the beach at ocean city. mild temperatures and more fog forming tonight. the normal high is only 55. 85 in chicago, unseasonably warm conditions. it is like to live in chicago in the month of march. the warm air all the way up into northern new england. a slow-moving, violent storm system is inching slowly to the east. the high-pressure system is so strong, the system cannot move very quickly. it is generating very heavy rain in some areas. a report from some parts of southwestern louisiana, over a foot of rain in the last 24 hours. all of that is slowly inching to the east. 73-78 tomorrow, southeast winds at 5 with the fall burning off in the morning. 60's in the mountains with part of cloudy skies. it should get into the seven's on the eastern shore. almost 80 degrees on friday. the same pattern hold center friday and then that western storm arrives. shares and thunderstorms become likely saturday and sunday. >> from the susquehanna bank sports center, this is 11 reports. >> most nfl coaches like the word first. today, not so much for the first nfl head coach ever suspended by the leak. the susp

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chicago. as wgn's randi belisomo reports he raised big bucks at a couple of fundraisers downtown. >> it was a $2 million a day for president obama in his home town where he appeared for $2,500 a plate luncheon at the palmer house. they heard a 30 minute speech by tom hanks in which he sent this message to the republican campaign. >> welcome to the land of lincoln. i am thinking maybe lincoln will rub off on them while they are here. >> he says the republicans claim to have the answers to picks in the economy. they should turn to the example from the first president of illinois. >> the first republican president ... did not act of facilitate these things then they likely would not bid >> at the lunch she had held a small group of 60 supporters who made who paid $2,000 apiece to be there. then he was off to atlanta where he was scheduled to appear at three fund-raisers this evening. >> we are staying at the palmer so for a 40 pontian so we had to make sure we came in early because he was going to be there. i did not get a glimpse but he was in and out. it doesn't really change things. >> all fu

downtown, it can hold in the 60s. all right, satellite picture radar combined, thunderstorms through chicago and ohio and back into the southeast. there's a very slow moving cold front. and it has taken four days to go for the plains, to eastern tennessee, and probably take another two days to go through us to clear us completely. so because of that, we're going to have waves of thunderstorms and showers around. especially tomorrow morning, again tomorrow afternoon. we're okay tonight. except for cumberland and the mountains and west of i-81. after midnight and certainly by dawn tomorrow, a different story. showers and thunderstorms will be developing. look at the temperatures. 85 in rockville. are you kidding me? 80 in bethesda. 8 # 83 in great falls. 83 in college park. 81 in beltsville. so, here's the deal. unsettled weekend. a nice way of putting it. some showers or a thunderstorm tonight. but after midnight, it does appear we'll have a wet saturday morning if you have an early tee time, probably wet. certainly west of town. it's not going to be continuous rain all day. some could be heavy and some could be severe

static -- starting out in the 50's. 57 downtown. 51 -- there is a cold front across the upper midwest. you can see the difference in the temperatures. 43 in chicago. in the 20's behind the front. you get to showers and the thunderstorms sure if that is what is happening across illinois and indiana. this is drifting toward baltimore. i think we will get the whole day tried but some of the rain may last into early tomorrow morning. the clouds are rushing in the head of the system. there is no precedent -- precipitation but they will thicken up. i think it will be a couple of degrees warmer. breezy and smiled with a chance of some rain showers. -- mild with a chance of some rain showers. the average is 51. we will not break any records. the record high is 83 back in 2000. the rain showers are likely. cloudy skies. temperatures in the 40's. the sunset at 6:06. tomorrow, the system may move across the coast. if you are up early, you may see some rain. it will be a little chillier. the high-temperature expected in the mid 50's. 55 on friday. the rain will clear up in the afternoon. right now it looks like a dry weekend. colder, but not bad for this tim

downtown. high pressure is moving off the mid-atlantic coast. a southerly breeze should start to warm things up considerably. chicago led 69. we are at 55. ahead of this next from we will get a nice surge of there. temperatures close to 70 tomorrow before this front arrives with some hit and miss thunderstorms and cooler weather coming in. there you see a slight risk for severe weather in the appalachians. back in two parts of kentucky and south wv. the front will be active but it does not look like and has a lot of moisture. where are not expecting a bunch of rain. there is this scattered line of showers and thunderstorms into the early afternoon as the flood -- the front slides through. this is thursday morning. upstate and western new york getting into wycombe hands snow showers. maybe western maryland gets a rain and snow mix on thursday. on thursday will be windy as well. gusts up to 30 m.p.h. behind that front. it does not look like it will bring us a lot of moisture but some gusty winds and big temperature changes. the next system moves in rapidly. that system will bring a somewhat whether to start the weekend. we will see a mix o

downtown baltimore is not going to get below that. partly cloudy skies, 6:28 sunrise. the steady flow of mild air will stay with us tomorrow. a little more cloudiness but the front near chicagoill not give her until tomorrow night. 64 chicago. kansas city about 20 degrees cooler. it is scheduled to get here tomorrow night. severe storms are a possibility. we will see some showers getting close the right now looks like the daytime stays dry and mild. tomorrow night we get into 11:00 in the rain showers start to move in. these guys are going to clear after a little bit of what weather. that is the other side of the front and it will be a whole lot chillier. soak up one more mild day. southwest winds 12-22. a gust of 30 knots as possible on the day. -- the bay. look how cold it will be out west. maybe even some flurries. if you get away from the cool bay waters you could get close to 70 and then things will cool off on friday. look for 65 on the beach. rainshowers likely on friday. the seven day forecast, 50's friday. daylight savings time on sunday morning. 2:00 a.m., spring forward one hour. >> it did not take peyton manning heads to another state. find out why his first dest

downtown with the latest. we don't have kim. b.g.e. is a utility that falls under the merger that will be part of exelon. you'll get a $100 credit. exelon is based in chicago. there will not be any fortune five water companies left in baltimore -- there will not be any fortune 500 companies left in baltimore. >> the program, promises to build alternative energy such as solar, wind power plants and provide funds for an animal waste power plants. >> the merger is expected to be finalized in the coming days and is worth $7.9 million. >> loyola university has a couple a days to prepare for its first appearance in the ncaa basketball tournament in almost 20 years. the greyhounds were waiting for their name to be called. oil is the 15th seed and will face ohio state on thursday night -- loyola is the 15th seed. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of loyola's opening-round matchup, and how far do you think the hounds will go? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 38 degrees on tv hill. what goes up must come down pier when it comes to gas, the la

chicago. 18 in minneapolis-st. paul. you can see that reflected here on the local temperatures as well. it's 51 in annapolis. 52 downtownen you drop off into the low 40's in the northwest suburbs. 41 in taneytown. 42 degrees in emmittsburg. it's going to be a chilly day, cooler than yesterday. but maybe not cold. you wouldn't call it cold for this time of the year. the average high is 51. you'll still be above average, but yesterday we were in the 70's. you'll notice the difference. a mechanics tour of clouds and sunshine, breezy. overnight tonight, mostly clear skies and turning much colder. temperatures will drop back into the upper 20's. sunset at 6:07. tomorrow, nice area of high pressure takes control for most of the weekend. we'll start out on the east side of the high, which means chilly temperatures. then we'll get on the west side of the high as it goes off the coast, and that means it will warm up. sunshine both days. just a little cool tomorrow with a high temperature near 50. then we'll jump up to 60 on sunday. don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour, davelt savings time begins saturday night and sund

downtown streets. police clearing a path supporting a florida family that has lost a son. >> and this is amazing. this is beyond what i thought it was going to be. it became all from all over chicago, all ages and ethnicities united by a common belief. somewhere in hood is just as the 17 year-old was the night he was shot and killed on his way home from a convenience store. >> the whole point is we are all this young man. it could in any of our kids. >> no one in the united states of america should tolerate that in justice. >> we are marching because a young man got shot in the person and shot him is not in jail. >> the parents said that is one way in some small way to understand the pain that is being dealt endured by trade bonds family. >> i want to be out here because my son is the same age. i feel for the parents. i feel for what they're going through. it should never have happened. >> if i had a son he would look like revlon. trayvon. and they have a right to expect that all of us americans will take this with the seriousness and get to the bottom of what happened. >> the president going on to say that he has to choose his ways carefully right now to avoid prejudice in the on