the damaged homes and roads that is the evidence left by a powerful quake that rocked southern mexico same a seven. to mind your the quake could be felt hundreds of miles away it struck about 12 hours ago in the gross state as monica shows us the recovery effort is already under way. >>> mexican officials assess the damage following the earthquake in southern mexico. buildings aircraft, and for research shaken. eteocles we on the 20th floor and everything started shaking hands the windows were shaking. dirichlet's and it's very scary. >>> the quake struck just in the afternoon and centered near the resort town of all up local. >>> buildings rattled the as quick as mexico city. depilates so we joined and the gas the front entrance where we could feel things climb back and forth. we love said of the trees and saw the trees moving so this is a ninth quake. did we turn next as the quake's center this pedestrian bridge crashing down onto a minibus. >>> luckily the bus was empty. this areas prone to earthquakes in 95 days 7.9 might consider the plate children attend thousand people in this

a powerful earthquake strikes southern mexico, destroying a bridge and damaging hundreds of building. >> growing calls in the u.s. for a man who shot dead an unarmed teenage or arrested. britain's queen sblept promises to serve the commonwealth for years to come. it's 9:00 in the morning here in singapore. >> it's 1-in the morning here in london. for pbs viewers here and around the world, welcome to "news desk." the bodies of the three schoolchildren and the rabbi who were murdered in toulouse on monday are being flown from france to israel for burial. french prosecutors believe the man who shot them outside a jewish school could strike again. the motive of the gunman isn't yet clear. 250 investigators are involved in trying to trace him and they're not ruling out any line of inquiry. christian frazier reports from toulouse. >> the gunman the a cold blooded executioner. his seven victims were shot at point blank range. in yesterday's shooting at the jewish school, the gunman grabbed the 7-year-old daughter of the head teacher by the hair as she tried to escape. his weapon jammed. calm

powerful earthquakes strike southern mexico, damaging hundreds of buildings. >> calls in the u.s. for a man who shot dead an unarmed teenager to be arrested. a speech for the queen tomorrow at her diamond jubilee. >> it is 3:00 in the morning here in london. welcome to "newsday." the bodies of the three school children and a rabbi who were murdered in toulouse are being flown to israel for burial. prosecutors believe the man who shot them could strike again. the motive of the gunman who also killed the three ethnic minority soldiers last week is not yet clear. investigators are involved in trying to place him and say they are not ruling out any line of inquiry. we report from toulouse. >> the gunman as a cold-blooded executioner. his seven victims were shot at point-blank range and coal use -- police say he will soon strike again. in yesterday's shooting, the gunman shot a 7-year-old daughter of the teacher. his weapon jammed. he pulled out another and shot her dead. the bodies of the four victims from the shooting were flown to israel. three of the coffins belonged to the same fa

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no fatalities but some serious damage after a powerful quake rocks southern mexico. >> everything started shaking. the windows were shaking. i sat on the floor. it was very scary. >>> this is the "cbs morning it was very scary. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, march 21, captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. the next republican primary is saturday in louisiana. rick santorum is pinning his hopes on a strong showing there after getting trounced by mitt romney in yesterday's illinois vote. romney rode a wave of tv advertising to a decisive double-digit win in illinois. romney outspent his opponent 7-1 in tv ads and grabbed his third primary victory in a row. cbs news estimates romney won 41 of the 54 delegates in play there giving him a total of 534 of the 1ishgs,044 needed to for nomination. susan mcginnis is in washington to break down all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. romney is just about halfway there, almost halfway there delegatewise, so strong position. illinois was a must win for both romney and sa

we want to show you video from southern mexico.te of guerrero is the area where the epicenter is. this earthquake happened about 11 miles underground. that could be the reason why we are not seeing a whole lot of damage. you are seeing a lot of fear and panic obviously, but a lot of folks are concerned because in 1985, there was a very severe earthquake in mexico city that killed about 10,000 people. that is fresh on their mind today, but in southern mexico in the area of the epicenter, there about 800 homes that were damaged and only 60 collapsed. the good news is nobody was killed. there injuries to report. 11 of them officially, but all of them minor. we talked about the fear that was happening set of the earthquake. i sat on the floor. >> the windows started to shake and there was lots of noise. knowing what the past has been here in mexico with regard to earthquakes. the area is voll cannish ash which is why it is prone to earthquakes. there were aftershocks to tell but as well. it has folks claiming that they have nerves and

resolve clean. >>> we continue to follow events out of southern mexico after yesterday's massive earthquake. the 7.4 quake was centered about 120 miles east of acapulco. many homes collapsed but no major damage has been reported in either acapulco city or mexico city. buildings swayed vile thely in the city sending people running into the streets. everyone is okay there. the president's daughter is also safe. like many american teens, 13- year-old malia is spending her spring break in the area but the white house says she was never in any danger. >>> president obama is also making headlines this morning. the white house announcing he is going to visit the demilitarized zone between north and south crease athis weekend. the president will visit u.s. troops stationed along the dmz. he is headed to south korea on saturday for a big summit of asian leaders in seoul. >>> the justice department and fbi are now looking into the deadly shooting of a teenager in a gated community in florida. george zimmerman says he shot in self-defense and thought martin was a suspicious person. zimmerman has not b

santorum says he will press ahead. >>> 800 homes damaged in central and southern mexico after today'shquake. self people building. buildings swayed for hundreds of miles including mexico city. couple hundred miles from the epi-center of the quake. head licenses tonight. >> state lawmaker wants to bring in a high tech surveillance tool used by law enforcement to collect photo of license plate. california watch unit of the center for investigative reporting broke the story today. more on it tonight from mark matthews. >>reporter: sometimes the camera are mounted on police cars. sometimes they are on undercover cars. when they are turned on they are constantly scanning traffic for license plates. capturing the information. feeding it to on board computer where it can be matched against reports of stolen cars or cars used until crimes or cars linked to people that police want to catch. >> public benefit to have this data and length of time is significant. >>reporter: chief of police of loss gattoes police department says it's a great tool. police can scan all the license plates in a parki

the earthquake was followed by aftershocks that shook central southern mexico. this is mexico city here. we just got video into the newsroom showing people streaming out of buildings and gathering in central squares. it is about 150 mi. north of mexico city. the mexican president says there is no immediate reports of damage to his twitter account. the earthquake was so strong that the seismograph in our news room actually recorded some activity, apparently a result of that mexico earthquake. we will continue to bring you updates. >> he has already been sentenced but today could be the most significant yet in the san francisco sheriff's domestic violence case. the mayor plans to give his take later today but he is not the only one weighing in. kate is that bill graham's civic auditorium >> actually we just learned new information from his wife's attorney that she will actually not be here. today she is making a statement behind me informing us that her client will not be attending the press conference. earlier we checked in with both the sheriff's office and the m

. >> and a powerful 7.4 earthquake hit southern mexico today, damaging homes. the epicenter was felt in mexico city, hundreds of miles away. abc 7 is in the newsroom with the latest on whaps what's happening in mexico tonight. >> that report said three people died in the quake but the mexican government is saying no one was killed and seven people were injured. mexico city, 200 miles from the epicenter felt one of the strongest shakes in years. this bridge on the avenue of las coturas clansed sending the driver to the hospital. buildings swayed. hundreds of thousands of people poured into the streets of the capitol. >> this more it takes up at local surface this, would have given a lot of local shaking. >> this epicenter was south of the country. the governor said about 500 houses were damaged there. people in the resort city 110 miles away felt the quake and the many after shocks. in oakland fruit veil district people with family in mexico were concerned. >> telephone service was down. she reached teletiffs after trying several times. she says i feel bad becau

. >>> powerful quake shakes nerves and buildings in southern mexico.rom worried bay area neighbors with loved ones in the quake zone. >>> stranded. 13 hour flight from san francisco to shanghai that turned into a two-day ordeal. and unexpected stopover for a plane load of passengers.8t8t8tp >>> good morning. a live look from our sutro cam towards san francisco skyway traffic coming into the city from the east bay. two traffic problems told you about both are water main breaks one in berkeley, one is in emeryville. frances is keeping track of both and she will give you the updated information in a few minutes. >>> mexican officials say no one was killed amazingly in yesterday's massive 7.4 quake in southern mexico. tall buildings swayed and hundreds of buildings were damaged near the epicenter in oaxaca. fewer than a dozen injuries. we talked to a san francisco resident who grew up 100 miles from the quake's epicenter. >> i spoke to my sister, she said it was really strong. like i told you all my family and all oaxaca is fine, no damage. >> by with the

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fear and panic spread through parts of mexico today after a 7.4 earthquake hit southern mexico and was felt more than 300 miles away in that country's capitol of mexico city. this is video of people rushing out into the streets when the quake hit. 800 homes were damaged. so far, remarksably there are no reports of any -- remarkably, there are no reportses of any deaths. >> reporter: the quake caused this pedestrian bridge to crush this bus in mexico city. and the quake wasn't even that close to the capitol city. it was centered about 200 miles south in the state of guerrero, it's a rural area not too far from acapulco and these are pictures from mexico city. items in this country just tossed around, buildings were compromised. >> we really are concerned when we hear about earthquakes in this region because they go back to the event of 1985 that killed ten thousand people. so we're quite concerned when we heard there was a large event on the coast of mexico, south of acapulco and i used to live there, so i know the area very well. fortunately the earthquake caused strong ground shaking,

a powerful earthquake hit southern mexico yesterday. the 7.2 magnitude quake caused interruptions but no fatalities. police in france have changed gunfire today with a gunman expected of killing four people at a jewish school. the suspect may have trained in pakistan. >>> troops are battling rebel forces in several cities and two subjects are under tank embarkment today. there's a new u.n. effort to support the crack down on the opposition. and a painting credited for years to an anonymous artist was actually done by vincent van gogh. researchers used expert techniques to determine that the work was painted by van gogh on top of another work of his. now, here's an early look at one of your top health headlines. new studies say people who took an aspirin every day were 36% less likely to be diagnose nosed with cancer. a daily aspirin also reduced the chance that cancer was spread to other organs by 50%. still, many doctors advise caution for some patients because taking an aspirin a day can increase the risk of bleeding and stroke. >>> c

here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a powerful earthquake hit southern mexico damaging many buildings. the 7.4 magnitude quake caused disruptions of electricity, air travel and cell phones. but thankfully no fatalities. >>> police in french exchanged gunman with a person suspected of killing four at a jewish school. he may have trained in pakistan. >>> troops are battling rebel forces in several cities and two suburbs in dwa mass cuss are under tank bombardment and russia says it's ready to support a new u.n. effort to force president assad to halt his crackdown on the opposition. >>> a painting credited for years to an anonymous artist was actually done by vincent van gogh. researchers used x-ray techniques to work called "still life with meadow flowers and roses" was painted by van gogh on top of another work of his. >>> now here's ann early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. >>> new people who took an aspirin every day were 36% less likely to be diagnosed with cancer. a daily aspirin reduced the chance it would spread to other organis by 50%. doct

. >>> aftershocks continue to rattle parts of southern mexico. however, no one was killed when a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck on tuesday. it is estimated that 800 homes near the epicenter were damaged. the tremor caused tall buildings, hundreds of miles away in mexico city to sway. a less powerful 5.1 aftershock was felt in the capital. >>> if you see a lot of fire trucks and ambulances racing around in fairfax county today, don't worry. it is the start of a three-day tornado drill. tornadoes have caused $34 million in damage in that county over the years, and that's why fairfax first responders are teaming up for this exercise. >>> the national cherry blossom festival is officially under way. it started yesterday along the tidal basin with the cherry blossoms in peak bloom. they're gorgeous. about a million people are expected to visit the district over the course of the festival and that means there will be lots ever seen incompetent -- of scenic photographers and lots of parking tickets. aaa says last year there were more parking tickets is

. >>> happening right now aftershocks are still being felt in southern mexico where a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit this afternoon. it shows a pedestrian bridge collapsed on to an empty bus. and about 200 miles from the epicenter in mexico city. the quake created panic. people there still remember the deadly quake in 1985 that killed 10,000 people. no major damage was reported in mexico city today but as many as 800 homes sustained damage closer to the e picenter. >>> here in the area, people with family members in mexico are relieved to hear that the damage was not as bad. the mexican general council in san francisco tells ktvu there is a possibility -- >> we are waiting for official information. gradually it's coming. fortunately in general terms there are no victims at this point. >> telephone service was down in parts of mexico city for a time making it difficult for people here in the bay area to reach family members there. most of that phone service has since been restored >>> the polls closed just an hour ago in illinois but mitt romney is the apparent winner in that state's primary. rig

reporter: mexican officials are assessing the damage following the 7.4 magnitude earthquake in southern mexico. buildings are cracked and tourists are shaken. >> we were on the 20th floor. everything started shaking. the windows were shaking. i sat on the floor and it was very scary. >> reporter: the quake struck just after noon and was centered near the resort town of acapulco. buildings rattled as far away as mexico city. >> all of a sudden people were running along. we joined. when we reached the front entrance we could feel the force. saw the trees moving. said, this is an earthquake. >> reporter: the mexico city, the pedestrian bridge crashed down on a mini bus. luckily, the bus was empty. this area is prone to very large earthquakes. in 1985 a 7.9 magnitude earthquake killed nearly 10,000 people. and this was the strongest earthquake since then. in oaxaca, tuesday's quake stopped power and set off alarms. people gathered in the streets, waiting for word that was safe to go back inside. president obama's oldest daughter malia is vacationing in the area on a school group. the white house s

a powerful earthquake hit southern mexico yesterday, damaging many buildings.he 7.4-magnitude quake caused disruptions of electricity, air travel and cell phones, but thankfully, no fatalities. police in france exchanged gunfire with a gunman suspected of killing four people at a jewish school. the suspect claims connections to al qaeda and may have trained in pakistan. >>> syrian troops are battling rebel forces in several cities and two suburbs in damascus are under tank bombardment today. and russia says it's ready to support a new u.n. effort to force president assad to stop his crackdown on the opposition. >>> and a painting done by an anonymous artist was actually done by vincent van gogh. >>> here's yours first look at wall street. the dow opens at 13,170. the s&p lost four points, and the nasdaq was down four. taking a look at overseas trading in tokyo, the nikkei fell 55 pint, while in hong kong, the hang seng was down 31. >>> worries about china's growth had investors on edge tuesday. a widespread drop in china's home prices and warnings of a slowdown

the 7.4-magnitude quake hit yesterday in southern mexico damaging 800 homes. the quake was felt 200 miles away in mexico city. so far no deaths have been reported. officials say there were several injuries. >>> the president's oldest daughter, malia, is in mexico. the first lady, michelle obama, released a statement saying she is safe. she's visiting the country with classmates on a school-sponsored service project. >>> the defense attorney for a u.s. soldier accused of a shooting rampage in afghanistan says the united states lacks proof of what really occurred the night of the massacre. john henry brown questioned the quality of the evidence against his client, robert bales. army staff sergeant bales is accused of killing 16 afghan civilians including nine children earlier this month. bales is currently in solitary confinement at ft. leavenworth in kansas. brown says he's planning his own trip to afghanistan to gather his own evidence. >>> strong storms are moving through the south central united states. here's the radar. heavy rain, strong winds and thunderst

a powerful earthquake shook central and southern mexico. officials reported hundreds of homes were damaged. you can follow today's illinois republican primary results online all night. hari sreenivasan takes you there. >> sreenivasan: we'll post up- to-the-minute results in our map center later tonight. plus, patchwork nation explores how voters in cities and suburbs may shape today's vote. on our politics page, kwame profiles two governors in neighboring states, a democrat in maryland and a republican in virginia. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, we'll talk with retiring u.s. senators olympia snowe and jeff bingaman. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy producti

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. >>> there are no reports of deaths from a 7.4 magnitude earthquake which hit southern mexico tuesday. officials estimate about 800 homes near the epicenter were damaged. the tremor caused tall buildings 200 miles away in mexico city to sway. a less powerful 5.15 after shock was felt in the capital city. there were several other after shocks near the epicenter in a mountainous rural region. >>> a judge in the penn state sex abuse case issued a ruling ordering prosecutors to give jerry sandusky's lawyers the phone numbers and addresses of his accusers. the judge is also requiring prosecutors to turn over any juvenile records which might help sandusky's lawyers attack the credibility of his accusers. sandusky, a former penn state assistant coach is accused of sxually abuse -- sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year period. he denies the charges. >>> a new eisenhower memorial will be located just at the base of capitol hill. during a house hearing, susan eisenhower, the granddaughter of the 34th president, testified the design she says focuses too much on eisenhower's humble roots inste

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. >>> people in southern mexico cleaning up right now after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake damaged at least 800 homes. that shock was felt in mexico city where people were forced to rush out of buildings and try to get safely into the streets. a pedestrian bridge collapsed there. fortunately nobody was injured. that quake lasted about a minute and disrupted phone service and snarled up traffic. incredibly, no deaths have been reported. >> decision 2012. mitt romney is celebrating a decisive victory in one of the biggest primary races to date. illinois. >> together we are going to ensure that america's greatest days are still ahead. thank you. >> romney taking the maelg of the 54 delegates. rick santorum already looking ahead to louisiana on saturday. here's how the republican race stands right now. romney well ahead of his rivals. more than doubling the number of delegates by his competitor santorum. he is taking in 191 delegates. newt gingrich with 137. ron paul has 34 delegates. candidates who will represent the gop in the november election need a total of 1,144 delegates from all state p

thousands are stepping in the streets of southern mexico tonight after yesterday's 7 pointed7.4 earthquakethousands of homes were damaged. the repeated aftershocks forced terrified residents to sleep in the streets. 11 people were injured. mexico city 200 miles away and a number of rail lines had to be shut down. imator said 300,000 people lost water when two ak we ducks were damaged. a traffic violation got the attention of immigration officials. a u.s. citizen and his husband is from mexico. garcia grew up here in the u.s. after coming to the country as a child. she working on his legal status, but not before getting married to brian in new york. in june, garcia get a traffic ticket and the feds want to send him back to mexico, barring him from the u.s. for ten years. >> the paperwork said i want to stay here in the united states for i'm going to marry him? i marry him because i love him and i want to be with him and he's my half and my support. >> i'm a u.s. citizen. every u.s. citizen has the right toy petition for their husband and wife to receive a green card. >> they called in the d

the suspect also claiming he has ties to al qaeda. >>> a major earthquake in southern mexico rattles 7.4 magnitude quake was centered 200 miles away from the capital city of mexico. as many as 800 homes damaged or destroyed. 11 people reported hurt but here is the good news. so far no one reported killed. >>> president obama among the leaders attending a nuclear summit in south korea next week. while there he'll visit u.s. military troops station million-dollar the demilitarized zone. it will be his first trip as president to the heavily fortified border. >>> a republican member of the new hampshire house of representatives is offering up an explanation after dropping his gun on the floor during a committee hearing into public safety of all things. kyle tasker says he donated blood yesterday and was feeling a little bit loopy. i kid you not. he was feeling a little loopy. the gun didn't go off. all was good. the fit wasn't necessary. new hampshire's tea party controlled house voted last year that it was okay to bring your guns into the state house. so why they had the conniption fit

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president obama's daughter, malia, is in southern mexico for a school trip. she did feel the quake, we're told, but is fine tonight. adam? >> all right, jessica. complete coverage continues now with bob turk, he has more on the strength of this earthquake. >> as you mentioned, the earthquake struck in the southern state of guerrera, near acapulco and oaxaca. it actually struck this afternoon, 2:00 in the afternoon, eastern daylight time. the initial quake measured at 7.4. aftershock at 5.1. it was about 11 to 12 miles underground. mexico city, as you mentioned, about 200 miles away. and they really felt the effects in midcity. and the quake was also felt as far as away as guatemala city. this area in mexico, very prone to earthquakes. and they get used to dozens of small earthquakes each and every week. but this was particularly strong. >>> mexico city's airport was closed for a short time but no reports of damage to the runways, and operations are now returning to normal. >>> on the hot seat, anne arundel county's police chief is ordered to answer questions.

. >>> we've had three quakes in the last half hour not locally, big one in mexico and a couple in southerncalifornia. >> mexico preliminary magnitude is 7.9. that's massive. that is based 120 miles from acapulco,. you were saying mike that you saw reports of strong shaking in mexico city? >> a long earthquake was tweeted. i can't imagine. >> we have a revised estimate now 6.5. >> still, still pretty big that will cause a lot of damage. waiting to get pictures out of that area. >> we'll probably get more information. >> let's hope it doesn't keep moving north started near acapulco, baja -- [ talking over each other ] >>> let's talk about the weather a little now as we will try to work on reports on mexico. looking at the golden gate towards the marin headlands north bay where live doppler has been showing light rain hasn't made it here yet, a few breaks in the cloud cover near broadway, napa road in sonoma where some of the sprinkles are falling now. you can see the best radar returns have been across the north bay over the last three hours they've been moving from northwest to southeast an

the 7.4 magnitude quake rumbled across central southern mexico, closest to there but caused buildings in mexico city to sway. it was also the place where a bus was crushed by a bridge and also reports of home damaged, no reports of major damage or serious injury. it is in the mexican state there. >>> the pope has chosen a new leader for catholics in the archdiocese of baltimore and the new archbishop comes with some controversy attached. we have william loring's strong first message. >> reporter: he introduced his successor today. 60-year-old bishop william lowry who had been serving there. he made him the 16th in part because of his current stance on hot button issues. he has ton outspoken advocate for religious freedom and for the presearvation of marriage between one man and one woman. >> he arrives as momentum to overturn maryland's law heads for a referendum. >> i don't know the details, i will be teaching and working with all of the other bishops and other leaders as the referendum unfolds. >> that means preaching from the pulpit and the public square to catholics who don't alwa

in mexico and hundreds of homes are damaged bali's 7.4 magnitude earthquake in six central and southern mexicoand spread fears hundreds of miles away in capital city kristen with the very latest for us. it's actually happening on the pacific coast of mexico and causing some shock waves in mexico city they're now media reports of deaths after the quake but we do know that hundreds of homes have collapsed in mexico city a chuck trapped under collapsed bridge an overpass perilously cracked as panicked people jammed the streets of mexico city. >>> it is as powerful as three earthquakes so strong that rattled the cbs five seismograph and the one at berkeley's lab. >>> we start to see the the arrival surface waves here. the quake rattled the nurse at a residence to have family in mexico city to says the early word is that his loved ones are scared but safe. >>> details will is strong and so they were scared and things like that. >>> with buildings dangerously damaged and evacuated the mexican consulate says information is scarce. >>> people less on the streets they're not allowed to come back to the

>>james: a big earthquake in mexico after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit southern mexico. earthquake was felt within 300 mi. away in the capital of mexico city. you can see people in the streets after they ran out of the buildings for fear fear they would come toppling down. 800 homes were damaged or roughly there are no reports of any deaths. >>grant: the 7.4 magnitude earthquake caused this concrete bridge to crush this bus in mexico city. the earthquake was not even close to the capital city. it was centered 200 mi. south of mexico city. a rural area and not too far from a local call. these are pictures from mexico city. it's the items in this kitchen tossed around. buildings for compromise. we spoke with a seismologist says the damage for have been worse. >> we are concerned when we hear about earthquakes in this region because we go back to 1985 when 10,000 people were killed. we are quite concerned when we heard there was a large event on the coast of mexico, south of all local. i used to live in the area, i know the area very well. fortunately, the earthquake caused

. >>> mexican officials say nobody was killed in yesterday's massive 7.4 quake in southern mexico.amaged near the epicenter in oaxaca. there were fewer than a $injuries reported amazingly. we talk -- than a dozen injuries reported, amazingly. >> i talked to my sister and she said it was really strong. like i told you all my family and all oaxaca is fine, no damage. >> president obama's oldest daughter milia happened to be there, she was on a school vacation with her school group. they say she is doing just fine. she safe. >>> mitt romney is celebrating a big win in the illinois republican primary. romney won 47% of the votes cast. santorum came in second with 35%. santorum says he's happy just picking up more delegates. romney shifting to president obama. >> day-by-day, job killing regulation by job killing regulation, bureaucrat by bureaucrat, this president is crushing the dream and the dreamers and i will make sure that finally ends. >> we won the areas the conservatives and republicans populate and we are very happy about that. we are about happy about the delegates too. >> rom