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michael latino capture this from rockford illinois and josh was out with his camera in buckingham illinois. that is one angry sky and here is another in buildthunderstorm. they produce quite a temperature drop that is the big story. our day is starting out with lots of sunshine we had a temperature up to 77 today at the lakefront. we are 30 degrees off the day's low and will be 27 degrees colder tomorrow than today. what a change a couple of hours makes still raining and in pockets you can see in the three-dimensional radar the piles of clouds flashing lightning mainly to the east of us. these are areas where temperatures are colder than 24 hours ago. almost 6 in. of snow in nebraska today. measurable snow that went into parts of minnesota. not much additional snow expected in those areas. the dew point which was up in the '60s is down to 45 with 93 percent humidity at this point. we have some chilly day is on the way. we have the 40's forecast high temperatures during the day saturday and the wind chills are really impressive. here is the cold there it takes residents through the coming w

doing inthings they're peoria are being used in rockford and vice versa.those areas together and making sure we're getting the best bang for our buck. >> the same question to request that is a good question. we do get out of the travel of around the district. i said from the start of our campaign that should i be elected, i will open an office and into the quad cities in peoria and rockford. kabul look into the feasibility of a satellite office for the rural areas. -- i will look into the feasibility of a satellite office for the rural areas. they will reflect the makeup of the communities. at the debt is very important. constituent services are among -- they have to be among congressman's top priorities. make sure we listen to residents and with their concerns are and be responsive to that. another part i think is important for serving the entire district is we have said that with in the first 90 days of being elected, we will host an economic summit. this will be done annually but i see that as helping to set the foundation for what we need to accomplish

wind and rain is our fall colors survived some more beautiful shops and a myers took this in the rockfordarea. look at that color display their there's even a rainbow that was captured by the former intern monica sort and plans tonight at a flash of thunder or two in some areas but at least it wasn't the foot of snow that fell on northwest sections of minnesota more on that in a moment. the front passed around 3-4:00 and temperatures have been dropping ever since here is where the rain is on the radar. there is even some lightning in the storms. we are expecting this rain except for one little rain that may go through the southern suburbs to pullout. it brings the cool air in but drier weather as well. right up here is where you get the heavy snow 14 in. northwest ad badger minnesota. and as minnesota 8 in. so it could be worse and tonight there are gale warnings on the lake 10 states with frost and freeze advisories' from western iowa all the way to western washington and oregon the low temperatures over the weekend will be the coolest we have had in six months. 81 at both of those locat

a lot of things they're doing in peoria are being used in rockford and vice versa.o tied in those areas together and making sure we're getting the best bang for our buck. >> the same question to request that is a good question. we do get out of the travel of around the district. because it is vast. it has 14 counties all together. i said from the start of our campaign that should i be elected, i will open an office and into the quad cities in peoria and rockford. i will look into the feasibility of a satellite office for the rural areas. they will reflect the makeup of the communities. and that is very important. constituent services are among -- they have to be among congressman's top priorities. make sure we listen to residents and with their concerns are and be responsive to that. another part i think is important for serving the entire district is we have said that with in the first 90 days of being elected, we will host an economic summit. this will be done annually but i see that as helping to set the foundation for what we need to accomplish for job creation,

rockford is going and only to the low 50s tomorrow.ok at the lows by friday morning, it starts school. the weekend system is that little twist off of the west coast. that system is lifting to the northeast and here is a look at the high pressure on friday. a big storm over the iowa minnesota border, southerly winds topped off moisture the jet stream roaring overhead all of the ingredients for a gusty start producing weekend. windy and warmer on saturday. we warm back to 70 at the end of the forecast. >> tom talked about the smell of the rain in chicago but one company true fragrance is parting with other local organizations like the chicago botanic garden into their growing flowers all across to capture all of the aromas as perfume called a true blum's chicago. this is a very useful energetic, you feel this fragrance when you put it on. it is headquartered in willowbrook. coming up, are getting ready. this weekend they get some time off to rest and recover. and the fighting irish getting ready for their big game against stanford. [ bel

we will have an office here in peoria and one in the rockford area and the quad cities.all a rover, somebody that has specific days we go to the other smaller making sure get proper representation. a constituent service is the key to any office that's all there and that is one of those things that we truly pride ourselves on. >> moderator: thank you. just to expound on the constituents for second. i see that as a very hands-on making sure that you have accessible office locations and making sure that you have the hours that reflect the community needs and hands on interactions. i'm glad clinton out there, the congressman schilling is number one in congress for spending on taxpayer funded that's how he has chosen to spend his funding and i would pledge not to spend on half a million dollars on taxpayer funded mail to communicate with constituents. >> moderator: ms. bustos will answer first which comes from herb trix at wvik-fm. everyone is talking but a cover-up to be cut federal spending and reducing the deficit, so i would like for both of you to talk about programs are

a lot of things they're doing in peoria are being used in rockford and vice versa. in those areas together and making sure we're getting the best bang for our buck. >> the same question to request that is a good question. we do get out of the travel of around the district. i said from the start of our campaign that should i be elected, i will open an office and into the quad cities in peoria and rockford. i will look into the feasibility of a satellite office for the rural areas. they will reflect the makeup of the communities. and that is very important. constituent services are among -- they have to be among congressman's top priorities. make sure we listen to residents and with their concerns are and be responsive to that. another part i think is important for serving the entire district is we have said that with in the first 90 days of being elected, we will host an economic summit. this will be done annually but i see that as helping to set the foundation for what we need to accomplish for job creation, making sure we're serving artistic as best possible. >> we

a sprawling stretch that slightly favored democrats to a more compact area adding the cities of rockfordith redistricting it leans slightly more democratic than the previous 30 years. if you look at hard numbers it looks good. >> sherry, the democrat challenging shilling enjoys the support of the top congressional democrat senator dick durbin. other at-risk illinois republicans in "d" leaning districts include joe walsh in the eighth district. house democrats are counting on redistricting alone in illinois and elsewhere. to give them about a dozen seats in their drive to flip 25 and regain criminal of the house. in illinois 17, shilling thinks the redistricting plan could count on the coat tail of president obama in his home state. >> there is remorse with the independents and the soft democrats. >> shilling may have a point. in the redistrict that have been redrawn to favor democrat they're in within the margin of error, with the president on the ballot. bret? >> thank you. new foreign blame in the libya scand? plus the president pushes back on the daily show. we'll talk about it all wi

brings back such memories reporter: mary pratt, 93 years old, a lefty, pitched a no hitter for the rockforddid. >> reporter: jeannenine and katie... >> those were the best times of my life really >> reporter: ... began playing pro ball when they were just 16. jeannenine for the grand rapids chicks, katie an all-star for the fort wayne daisies. you remember how much you were paid back then? >> $50 a week reporter: a week. that was good. >> good! that was better than milking cows and 40 cents for mowing the lawn. >> reporter: you're still competitive after all those years >> i'll be competitive till i die >> reporter: maybell blair, 85, pitched for the peoria red wings >> nolan line and sandy koufax had nothing on me >> reporter: could you teach them some things? >> oh, my gosh, yes ♪ we're one for all we're all for one we're all americans ♪ >> reporter: in all 47 players from the all american girls' professional baseball league reunited recently at the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. to see a permanent exhibit about... >> there i am. reporter: ... about themselves, really. >>

and illinois and rockford public schools where they used to sell 150,000 bags of flamin' hots each year, are off the menu. >> if children want to bring in snacks that are high in fat and calories, that's their choice. they can do that. >> reporter: school officials say the concern is their nutritional value or lack thereof. each of the snack-sized bags contains 26 grams of fat. and a quarter of the sodium recommended for the entire day. and on top of the artificial coloring and flavoring, they are highly addictive. and there may be science behind it. >> our brain is hard-wired to find things like fat and salt really rewarding. now, we have foods that have them in such high levels that could trigger an addictive process. >> reporter: dr. ashley gearhart says children are more susceptible because their bodies are developing. frito lay, which makes and sells cheetos, tells abc news, it is committed to responsible and ethical marketing practices, which includes not marketing our products to children ages 12 and under. some school officials say, try telling that to these kids. frito lay says

on an album for the electric company and emmy for speech appearances on the muppet show and the rockfordw here you are and you're playing a jewish grandmother. >> isn't that great? i love it! frankly, i want to you meet our daughter, fran. >> hey. >> get out. [ laughter ] >> when others look back at your story, what do you want them to take away from it? >> that i believe if you get knocked out, you really can get up. i'm an actress who can do, in my opinion, anything that i want to do. i'm at the top of my game as far as i'm concerned. i'm in the prime of my life and i'm 80. i'm going to be 81 in december and i am the happiest puerto rican you've ever met. >> with all the wonderful things she's done on stage and in the movies, she says her most important role is that of care giver. she's a national spokesperson for the american heart association and specifically talks to groups with type 2 diabetes on how to reduce their risks for cardiovascular disease. to see more stories celebrating hispanic heritage month g to fox news latino.com. one thing i have to say is i really appreciated her