tavis: this is why i say they are the nicest people. i cannot think of an american who could be a secretary and the next day be named a king and go back to the job and continued to work it. do the job well and be happy doing it, find joy in doing it. i am trying to process how it is that you are still doing this job as secretary and loving what you do when, in your native country, you are royalty. >> i was a secretary before it became a king. while i am here, it is helping me to help my people. that does not give me the chance to disrespect anyone. i have to look at myself as a secretary. lori helps me to help my people. i send them money like christmas gifts, easter gifts. when i was in my palace, if i was not earning a salary, i could not -- tavis: you lost me. a as a secretary, when i was decorating my palace -- [laughter] that just doesn't fit. how is the palace? >> it is wonderful. after my coronation, it was a mess. i remember during my coronation i was sitting down and they were talking and then i saw the painting coming down. it

this is the nicest stretch this time of year i've ever seen. >> probably the nicest stretch since 1990, doreen. >> no wonder then. >> more than 20 years. you don't go back that long. 20 years. temperatures today warm once again, and new information tonight about the cherry blossom festival. because of the warmer temperatures this winter and, of course, the last couple of weeks, the national parks service says the trees are expected to bloom earlier starting on march 18th. we have seen a couple of them bloom earlier today rngs as a matter of fact. all of the important peak bloom will happen between march 20th and march 23rd. that is the official forecast. also earlier than expected the cherry blossom festival opens on march 20th. this weekend and next weekend should be very, very nice as far as the bloom is concerned. next week, the middle of next week is looking fantastic and looking about as nice as today. 81 degrees for the second day in a row. low this morning is 54 degrees. that's still close to the average high. we're running 25 degrees above average right now for the last two day

it was much more like we were the nicest looking horse at the glue factory. we have really improved an awful lot. that is the the my want to drive home -- the economy is on a nice upward trajectory. last year, the surprising part is that bonds were one of the great performing sectors of the market. last year at this time, interest rates were at record low levels. who thought they would fall even more? well, they did. treasury bonds fell the most, but the bonds were most people invest their portfolio still had solid returns. which of these choices do you think have the best performance over the last 20 years? stocks, bonds, oil, gold? personal residences, or real estate investment trust? you can see thatreit's had the best performance of all. wealth created in holmes is used by most americans for their retirement. they buy a house, raise a family. family moves out, they downsize the gains they receive from the house or planned into retirement. i did not work out to be nearly as good as many other investments, especially when you take into account inflation. yo

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she was the nicest person you would ever meet. >> most were still in shock after tekau rasayon collapsed on the school track. she later died. >> yesterday we were just laughing. >> her father is says that his daughter told a friend during physical education class that she was having chest pains. >> pretty in pink, at 8:30. it is going to be really hard. >> her family says she had no history of heart problems. she was a vegetarian and loved to exercise. she also loved to dance, something she did with her father the night before her death. >> i was teasing her she was teasing me. >> an extremely difficult day of class even for those who did not know her well. >> she was so happy. >> her death is still a mystery. this afternoon, students are telling us her absence has been very noticeable. after school, she was always the one cracking jokes, being "the goofy one." students will release balloons in her honor. >> such a sad story. an ongoing feud lead to a deadly shooting between neighbors in allegheny county. it happened last night at packhorse trail in old town maryland. a man is in police

for san francisco, 58 in santa rosa, even warm are temperatures for tomorrow, wednesday may be the nicestay thursday, scattered showers in the forecast, it looks like early as thursday morning. chance for showers will remain on sunday. >>> three people are recovering after being rescued from the chilly waters. snow what county man -- sonoma county came to rescue the boy the boy's father ran in to rescue the boy and they all had to be rescued as well. >> if folks go out there even if they are intending to stay knee deep, or waist-deep, if they just get in there, they are carried out. >> they all showed signs of hypothermia. >>> u.s. mission takes center stage on capitol hill. what they say about the reason killings and the -- recent killings and burning of the koran. some say there may be video of the attack. >>> we will show what the bay bridge toll plaza looks like coming up. stay tuned for more news weather and traffic. . >>> we are looking at dramatic video touching down in texas -- we are looking at dramatic video of a tornado touching down in texas. people are being told to brace for

she was the nicest person you could ever met, even before she knew who i was, she was so kind. >> loved ones say she was the picture of health, a vegetarian and avid runner. >> we were just laughing about how her diet was so much better than ours. >> it is going to be hard. >> as they gathered to honor her friends and family cried together and held each other for support, searching for the why in this tragedy. >> she had such a wonderful spirit we can't help but celebrate who she was. >> we never know what is going to happen so we have to just live our lives the best we can, treat each other with love and respect and dignity because that is what she did and hopefully you know with time we will understand and just move guard. >> classmates held a moment of silence for her. it was a moving ceremony here for a life who touched so many others. reporting from searratsville, high school in clinton, maryland, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> pink was her favorite color and many of her classmates are wearing it in her memory. >>> for the first time in his time in office the governor has c

. >> women's detention center is the nicest of all the facilities, if you can call any of them nice, but jail is hell. >>> miami-dade corrections houses the majority of female inmates at the women's detention center less than a mile away from the main jail. >> well, this is my room. this is where i sleep at. this my mother. this my locker. you know, just my little bachelor pad right at the time, you know what i'm saying? >> lajean johnson is a former drug user who was arrested for selling crack cocaine. she and her cellmates have formed a close-knit group in which lajean holds the unofficial title of "mom." >> this is linda. bonita. nashelle. everybody here is like family. we all get along. >> especially the people that have been here for any length of time, you know. we form close friendships. >> pretty much quiet, no bickering. >> jean keeps it together. jean keeps us all together. >> they all depend on me. this is what we do twice a day. in the morning, in the afternoon, we keep it clean like this. we have a clean shower. very clean. she do beds. she's the best bed maker in the ce

those alive were just not -- were not just neighbors, they were friends >> nicest people you could ever meet. we came over here every day and played with them and everything. >> last night she promised two of the children she would see them first thing this morning. >> i promised to be there when she woke up. she woke up this morning in flames. >> one of the victims were at the holiday inn express in charleston. >> we hired for personality and the stability. lisa had an infectious smile. she never met a stranger. she got along great with her co- workers. >> others are trying to make sense of what happened. so many questions about what went wrong, while the end result is undeniable. a tragedy that our loved ones will never make sense. >> the mayor confirmed it was the only ship carter celebrating her 26th birthday party at the house. another child who survived the fire is in the highs but -- in the hospital on life support. still to come, a chance to fight your perfect down while helping out a very good cause. gangsters and bootleggers -- it is the 12th annualh >> rights to be a dream of

she was the nicest girl you could ever meet. she was just so kind. >> reporter: loved ones say she was the picture of health, a vegetarian and an avid runner. >> we were just laughing about how her healthy diet was so much better than ours. >> it's going to be really hard. it's going to be really hard. >> reporter: as they gathered here to honor her, friends and family cried together and held each other for support searching for the why in this tragedy. >> she has such a wonderful spirit. we can't help but celebrate who she was. we never know what's going to happen, so we have to live our lives the best we can, treat each other with love and respect and dignity. that's what she did. hopefully with time we'll understand and move forward. >> reporter: classmates held a moment of silence for her. it was a moving ceremony here for a life who touched so many others. reporting in clinton maryland for wjz eyewitness news. >> pink was her favorite color and many classmates wore that color this her honor today. >>> a deadly wild fire rag

right now suffice to say saturday looks like the nicest day. the mid-60s from livermore. the computer model, saturday at lunchtime here comes the clouds saturday afternoon. still no big deal. sunday morning, right now it's mostly to partly cloudy. now there's some sprinkles hanging around 3:00 on sunday. but you can see, you know this right. you can see there's no organized system going through here that's going to bring you the big winds and rain. very unorganized the system. so it'll be light rain at best. your five day forecasts for tomorrow. with your bay area weekend in view. this week flew by. we're going to lose an hour of sleep. maybe get a little extra rest. >>> if you need to find something what do you do? you google it. now a new survey shows just how popular google is. 80% of people in the united states rate google as their preferred site compare that to yahoo which ranked a distant second at only 6%. >> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. more than just words of caution from pope benedict who today spoke with area bishops.

. >> that is the nicest thing that anybody has ever said about the university of virginia. >> what is the answer to the question? >> it's bad policy. it will feed the spiral of tuition. there is more college debt than credit card debt and it just feeds the problem. >> it's good policy. but we need to be more innovative and we need to look across the board at the entire system. it has not changed since world war ii. >> and you have the declining >>> president of the united states looks like he's a really good father and really good but looks like he's a really good husband. but he is a terrible president. >> republican senator marco rubio is the freshman u.s. senator from florida. he's a gop up and comer and a favorite of the tea party. the senator is also a leading candidate for the number two slot on this year's president and vice president ticket. let's assume that the president is mitt romney or rick santorum. who else will be the best running mate for either? governor nikki haley. she is an indian. traction. her parents are u.s. entrepreneurs. and chris christie, the new jersey go

i think it was phil gingree said that wasn't the nicest thing to say. he had to go on rush's show and kiss his butt. these guys have been afraid to stand up to him for the longest time. now their remarks, they're standing up but that's eye good thing. but they're not saying anything what they say, this is massage any -- misogyny. >> sandra, have you heard anything from the right apologizing? >> nobody has said anything to me directly. i understand mr. boehner made some comments distancing himself. but one thing i want to jump in with is, it wasn't just one person who made these comments on the airwaves. there were multiple commentators who used this type of language and characterizations. >> who are they? >> glenn beck for one. they weren't the only two. so i really just hope that we can take a stand and decide that this is the point when this is going to be unacceptable discourse in alltors of our society. >> thank you, joan, thank you, sandra. you don't need luck. your clients will be lucky to have you. good luck with your career, move on to greatness

generally tomorrow will be one of the nicest days you can ever ask for. thursday the same thing.y friday, a system coming down from the north and it may bring you a few showers friday into saturday. if that cool front gets through, temperatures will drop considerably. we're on the line right now. it may get south of us if we get into the cooler air, maybe only the upper 50s. if we stay in the warm air, it could be in the upper 70s. i'm not sure about friday's temperatures right now. a little tough to call. clear, mild tonight. 50 degrees. tomorrow back up in the mid-70s with sunshine all day long. mid-70s on thursday, maybe 80 the next couple of days. a few showers friday and saturday. a little colder and sunshine and 66 here on sunday. spring way early this year. >> i should say thank you. >>> free agents are shopping for new contracts. >> a couple of ravens could be headed to new teams, next in sports. ,,,, mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it o

and i remember, i think it was phil peeped up and said maybe that's not the nicest thing to say and he had to apologize to rush and go on his show and kiss his butt. these guys have been afraid to stand up to him for the longest time, and now their remarks -- they're speaking, but they are not saying what needs to be said. this is abusive, and it has no place in the public sphere. i hope they say more. i think they will have to. >> sandra, you have heard anything about an apology. >> nobody said anything to me directly. i understand mr. boehner made some comments distancing himself. one thing i want to jump in with, it was not one person that made these comments on the airwaves, and there were multiple commentators -- >> do you know their names? >> glenn beck, for one. and they were not the only two. i hope that we can take a stand and decide that this is the point when this is going to be unacceptable discourse in all sectors of our society. >> thank you, my colleague, for sharing our views, and thank you for -- >> thank you for having me. >> if you can get through this, can you get t

>> nicest guy in the world. what you see is what you get. when i wrote "700 sunday's" with them, i was honored to do it. direct for long island jewish family is not really a stretch. he has a real big heart. there are no secrets. i cannot tell you anything you do not know. he is a wonderful family man. married to his wife for 40 or 41 years. a couple of kids, about three grandchildren. >> woody allen wrote jobs for local newspapers and comedians. you wrote for comex. does that still happen? >> that is a good question. >> leno, letterman -- they all have staffs. but if you're talking about starting up, most comics writer their own stuff. but they buddy up. that is what larry did with jerry. >> can you teach somebody to be funny, to write comedy? do you have it or do you not? what about being funny? >> no. [laughter] >> either you have it or you do not. >> you do not. [laughter] >> no, i do not believe you can teach people to be funny. i think people can hone it and get better. but i do not think anybody who has no sense of humor is going to g

the nicest below average day. all the sunshine out there. right now. 48 degrees. dew point, 23. wind out of the south. ahead of our next frontal boundary that will have a huge impact on our day tomorrow. that's southerly wind is not going to allow to us cool down nearly as much as we did last night. down into the 30s. some locations, culpeper. manass manassas. frederick. in the 30s. i expect most numbers down into the mid 30s for the most part. washington, 42 degrees. temperatures here. satellite/radar. clear skies today. here come the clouds the we are going to see more clouds coming in. right now very thin layer of clouds. mid to high level clouds that will stick around throughout the morning hours. see the clouds increase during the day tomorrow. a rather chilly night tonight. rather chilly start tomorrow morning. not quite as code. here comes the frontal boundary. a chance for scattered shoushwe. don't anticipate anything severe. could we see a strong storm. sure. heavy downpour. potential for small hail. once again, not expecting anything severe. most will be in the shower

one of the nicest dogs we've had. >> he's at the maryland spca. if you can provide him a good home.ut, seriously, remember, it's going to be like a 50, 60-pound ball of fur. >> you have to be prepared for that, right? >> you have to be prepared. how many dogs do you have? >> i only have one, it feels like nine. that's our scarf, compliments of our friday sponsor mr. basement who believes that with us and together we can make a difference for pets that need a home. look at this hard anchorman, ky jackson. big weekend coming up. not only is gandhi getting a home, this is the weekend we spring forward. we go back to daylight saving time from railroad standard time and also make sure you change the batteries in all the detectors in your home. that's going to happen, of course, saturday night as you're going to bed. you wake up sunday morning to a little bit of a different view at about 7:00. it will still be light at night. conversely at 6:30 in the morning, it's still going to be dark. welcome daylight saving time. let's talk weather here. here's this breeze/medium wind that we've been

it's going to be the nicest at 4:00 p.m. as you make your way home from work getting ready to enjoy the weekend. things are going to change, we're going to drop you down by 10 degrees between today's highs and tomorrow, so if you want the sunshine and that beach beautiful weather you want to get out there. 44 in san jose, at 40 in sunnyvale and 48 degrees in san francisco. you can see from your futurecast temperatures are going to sky rocket the minute the sun comes out. up to 71 at noon in san jose. 65 in fairfield. and 68 degrees in livermore. as you head throughout the afternoon we're talking about the warmest day we've had this year so far. 80 degrees in gilroy. in the upper 70s in place likes san jose, 77 degrees, 68 for san francisco. and 72 in santa rosa where temperatures are frigid this morning. as we head through the next 48 hours we have a cold front on the way. it's going to bring in more cloud cover. because our temperatures are going to end up so warm it's going to usher in colder air. it's only going to drop y

one of the nicest people you would ever want to meet. >> reporter: investigators brought out bag after bag of evidence, even some from the home next door which we learned was also owned by the family. >> we really can't discuss anything at this point. >> reporter: police have not released the victim's identities. the key question is whether or not this was a murder-suicide and the killer is dead or if somebody else killed everybody and is still on the loose. >> this crime if it is -- determined to be a crime, it is specific to this address. and only to this address. >> reporter: the investigators are being cagey somewhat in addressing this issue. >> they believe there is absolutely no threat to public safety. so it is concerning. >> of course. even if you -- if you wouldn't be -- well if it is not a suicide, somebody is loose then. >> reporter: this woman lives near the victims and her daughter and grandchildren live across the street. >> it is difficult to see that the children heard that -- would have that atmosphere of fear. >> reporter: the police chief told me by phone today while

looks like the nicest day of the week to be perfectly honest, sunshine friday 65 and saturday maybe a shower or storm to wash out some of that pollen at 68 degrees. that's weather, but dave feldman has some wizards and caps news for you. he's up next. >>> this is the verizon 4g lte sports desk with dave feldman. >> thank you. the wizards have had some recent issues at home. the previous two games they built double digit leads only to lose. tonight a chance to close out an opponent, the detroit pistons. late 4th quarter brandon knight chases after a loose ball and look out, hits the gatorade and in the face right on the head. final seconds wizards trailing by two. they go inside to nene working against ben wallace. that's a tough little hook, tied at 70-7. less than six seconds, pistons -- tied at 77- 77. less than sykes seconds -- six seconds, wizards squander a double digit lead and fall to the pistons 79-77. >>> the maryland women are without a doubt the area's most successful team right now. tomorrow night the terrapins play in their fourth regional final in 10 years under head coa

. >> by the way the nicest thing about this -- these are vegetablesnd fruits that are being given to people. we do have obesity crisis. in the old days you were skinny, now if you're poor you're fat it's because you're eating high calorie, low cost foods instead of the more expensive fruits and vegetables. >> i just say who thought we could make food a political issue. >> sit in an agricultural committee here. >> corporations like trader yeah's waste tons of food because they refuse to donate it because of liability concerns. >> because of the government. >> right. >> we need to talk a little bit more about this. americans know exists -- and it's inexpensive: that's it for this edition of "to the contrary." next week: pay equity and lilly ledbetter. please follow me on twitter @bonnieerbe and check our website, pbs.org/ttc, for ttc extra. this week, women work harder than men for less money. and whether your views are in agreement or to the contrary, please join us next time. >> funding for "to the contrary" provided by: the cornell douglas foundation committed to encouraging steward

>> owen, one of the nicest compliments in researching the underground railroad is how many people it actually assisted and the numbers thwart a lot of us. >> yes. >> i'm curious what you might be able to say based on your research about the volume of people who might have been assisted by lovejoy on other routes in that vicinity? >> i smile, fergus, because my brother-in-law, dr. maurice eaton is a statusition at the university of minnesota. when i was writing my book on the western illinois underground railroad i started to develop two or three different ways i could analyze the numbers. when i read them to my brother-in-law he said "my goodness, that's terrible, don't use it." i've been always a little leery at guessing at the numbers but we can look at certain regions where there were underground railroad operators who kept specific records, a knox college trustie, samuel geld wright kept a wonderful diary of his life living in western illinois and it's a real piece of gold for a person who does the kind of research that you and i take part in, and he alludes to hard numbers and o

that is about the nicest intro ducts i have ever had. i really appreciate that very much. and congratulations to dr. holloway. anna, and to this wonderful institution, for putting together this weekend. for those of our guest whose are watching this at home on c-span. let me make a plug here for this museum. if you have not been here, this is worth the trip. everybody in the room knows that already. some of you at home may not. let me argue, you should come out here and make a visit. my job this morning at the podium is to talk about the civil war along the atlantic coast. seems an entirely appropriate subject for this event. marking as it does the 150th anniversary of the most iconic naval confrontation of the american civil war here in hampton rhooads. part of a broader war from washington d.c. to key west. but rather than talk about the battle which others will do today, i am going to try to establish some context for that battle and describe the war of which it was such an important part. i am going to start by talking about the blockade. now this is a subject that oft

author it looks like overall tomorrow will be the nicest day of the week with temperatures in the '50s and '60s. overnight, we are tracking another storm system expected to head our way. for that means we could see moderate-heavy rainfall for a good half of the bay area. " that starts saturday morning and into sunday. a 20-30 percent chance of more showers as we start the next work week. >>george: we have only seen what change in the commute. the metering lights have been activated westbound. we are not tracking and hot spot or major delays. fasad, san mateo bridge where problem free with no delays on the approach or problems across the span. it is a light and easy ride through marin county and across at the golden gate. in the east river ride on 80 is picking up a little the of slow traffic of the drive time is still under 15 minutes from hercules to berkeley. in the south bay, the 101 slowdown has completely cleared out. there are no problems for the peninsula commute. in easy ride at both the 84 and 92 interchanges. for fast form of program some places i go really aggravate my aller

we are talking about some of the -- i would say the nicest weather we've in a while. thinking about it. we saw fantastic weather a couple of days ago. that's what we've seen this entire winter. very nice weather. temperatures today below average. 29 the low this morning. today only the fifth day since february 1st we saw temperatures below average and only the first dpa in the last three weeks we've been below freezing at the airport. current temperature at the airport is 41 degrees. winds out of the south at 11 miles per hour. that southerly component keeps up warmer than last night. an 11-mile-per-hour wind with 41 degree temperatures put our windchill around 35. a little bit of a windchill out there, but not much to write home about. 31 below freezing in martinsburg and culpepper at 37 degrees and 40 down towards fredericksburg. we'll see a cool night and chilly tomorrow morning. we warm up rapidly. storm 4 radar, nothing to show you right now except notice all this green that is ground clutter here. this is not any rain out there. it shows you you the atmosphere i

as you can see, today is going to be the nicest day in our seven-day forecast. and then we got cooler temperatures by tomorrow. and then on sunday, we are keeping a slight chance of sprinkles in the forecast for sunday during the day. better chance of those sprinkles on monday through the end of the week. so we have a long line of rain showers there in our seven-day forecast. >> that would be the storm door, wouldn't it? >> that would be the old -- where's lawrence when you need him. i should have said that. the storm door is officially opening. >> wah, wah! >> the birthday girl. with a little traffic. >> i have lots of good news to report. happy friday, everyone. not bad as you work your way on the golden gate bridge this morning. they are just wrapping up the lane changes so things are looking good in both directions, no delays out of marin county. elsewhere roadwork is all you need to look for this morning but everything is in the clearing stages coming off 80, everything looks good here towards the bay bridge. later on roadwork scheduled for the upper deck o

attacks which left around thirty people dead and dozens injured six on a boy who's in the region as the nicest. the key size involved in this conflict the opposition and the syrian government obviously blaming each other for the twin suicide bombings that took place in damascus and syria second largest media off aleppo where the weekend now opposition sounds that everything has been staged by the syrian government to set up you know deflect that time from its own crackdown on its people while the syrian government obviously disagrees with that and that is that base latest examples violence is yet another advantage that armed gangs terrorist groups are indeed present in the. country that they had being financed and supplied by major world powers particularly saudi arabia and qatar a high profile arab diplomat said just a bellwether way can that saudi arabia has being sending ammunition to the syrian rebels mainly through jordan just this morning major clashes between gunmen armed gunmen and the syrian army took place in damascus and they're pretty upscale a neighborhood that houses many ambushe

economically right now spain greece and italy but again to feel the effects of the sanctions the nicest things we can trick is that pressure from the u.s. because he's still the foreign minister actually said if you're sick you check for sixty five percent of the sikh community even if. you didn't hear about it you can't be forced to make the decision once you get in a healthy economic situation a rise in oil prices might be problematic coming at a time when spain is on the brink of a second recession is proving a nightmare for the population. it's terrible that we should pay for decisions taken in brussels is not known for but certainly not for simple residents. trigger a rise in prices we should follow viewed sample of the us belt and keep the issue of nuclear weapons in. march to revive our economy. of course i'm afraid because they're already too high if they go anywhere and won't be able to forget the attempts to calm fears about its rise in prices have been made by the radius as it's good enough will to make up for the loss of around supply when the in vogue comes into fools the c

economically right now spain police in italy really going to feel the effects of the sanctions the nicest things we can treat is the trash if you want to pick his. foreign minister thatcher said if you're sick you. were sick person sick leave. soon you couldn't be here about the fact that george bush didn't want to get in a healthy economic situation a rise in oil prices might be problematic becoming at a time when spain is on the brink of a second recession is proving a nightmare for the population. it's terrible that we should pay for decisions taken in brussels is not known for but certainly not for simple residence. certainly should trigger a rise in prices we should follow the example of the us to tighten our belt and keep the issue of nuclear weapons or parts to revive our economy. attempts to come fears about a rise in prices have been made saudi arabia says it's good enough oil to make up for the loss of around supplies when the in bug. isn't it false she's like saying we'll still be paying the price of lost trade with iran and the cost of replacing these oil contracts ironically

with them because of all the stink and whores that rip people off twenty four seven he's got the nicest i think it's look the bertie made off investors thought he was defrauding the markets but they thought they were making he was giving them a cut so they didn't mind here you say well you know they might have defrauded jefferson county but those are a bunch of hicks and rednecks down there were california where we want to have jamie diamond sort of guys he's not going to rip us off they just don't know what he's saying they've been highly ethical with us as far as he knows because they're on the insider list the first call list they feel like we're going to piggy bank you're going to piggyback jamie diamond's fraud recoverable with that they'll never turn on us because we give them money on the table because we give them a lot of drugs because he's a crook and so he'll never sort of us until he does and then it's too late so let's look at again we're looking to. for evidence of policy shifts thanks to these billionaires and multimillionaires giving politicians money to shave warns of n

studied some of the bar ratings so that helped me in the voting booth >>this is disappointing is the nicest whether we've ever had for chicago alexian and there are some exciting races but so far turn out is disappointing. >>there are lots of last-minute questions from voters coming and and that is a link to redistricting the polls will be open until 7:00 p.m. and even with the evening sergio voters perhaps the turnouts may get up to 30% ... democrats tammy duckworth and raja krishnamoorthi are facing off in today's democratic primary in the redrawn eighth congressional district with more on that story we have wgn's julian crews live from the neil armstrong's: hoffman estates >>the candidates spent much day visiting with supporters the centerpiece of the campaign is how to tackle the economic crisis ... i highlight my experience as a small businessman i actually created jobs in small business and that is the key to economic growth in this country ... 48 year-old russiaa princeton engineering graduate and harvard law school graduate ... russiaraja krishnamoorthi faces a formidable tammy duck