previous addresses have been andvered by kofi annan nelson mandela. still to come, home improvements for the ravens. >> the weather pattern set up here is good for a few storms over the next week or two. >> we have a winner. a frederick county woman has come forward with the winning animated-millions ticket. she wants to remain anonymous. the jackpot was estimated at $20 million. she chose the cash option, which means she will take home about $12 million after taxes. she says she plans to retire and by a beach house. congratulations to her. earlier in the week, we told the ravens were raising ticket prices to cover costs of renovations to their stadium. the team will give a much needed make over to the upper and lower concourses, complete with hd video boards. >> the outside of the park is really nice and fits in well. then you come inside and it looks like you're in a different world. we are trying to bring the outside into the interior of the building. >> it looks pretty nice. concession stands will feature open kitchens and more menu options for fa

previous speakers have included former secretary general of the united kofi annan and nelson mandela.icked weather is pounding the midwest tonight. >> and after four months of superstorm sandy thousands of people are still living in hotels on the government's dime. >>> still up at the pump, gas prices up 35 straight days, the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded fast approaching $3.80. also on the rise mortgage rates, the average for a popular 30 year fixed rate is now at 3.56%, the highest level since last summer, but keep in mind still near record lows. meantime we got this warning from wal-mart, the discount retailer saying those payroll tax hike for social security along with rising gas prices will take a toll on its shoppers and sales this year, but no whining from american winemakers, u.s. wine exports growing for the third straight year. we're selling more vino to canada and china, go figure and americans are slowing down on chowing down, at least at fast food joints. a new study saying that adults get 11% of their calories from fast food, but guess what? that's a