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but all three of those losses at the united center. the month on a winning note on their home court against the detroit pistons. the bulls get down by seven and a first tier they're down by four running produced a joking or back inside the rose of four shot. i have time the bulls were up by three. in the fourth quarter what they get support back. no put the finishing touch on this one on hand off from a quarter. no to the rim he finished with 19 points and 12 rebounds and the bulls make it 14 and a row over the pistons 8371. season. northwestern's top-ranked womens lacrosse team plays ohio state tomorrow in foxboro massachusetts...and look who showed up to watch the cats practice. bill northwestern coach kelly amonte-hiller. belichick has a rooting have their 'own ' rooting interests. everyone is really pumped to be here and excited to play. it is kind of wherewithal ... >> its the week 'before' the masters....phil mickels0n tuning up at the houston open. first hole...brian davis roles in the putt for birdie.....this drops him to 8-und

for stacey king, neil funk, good night from the united center. tuned to wgn news next. >> more than one dozen shootings in chicago and one of them led to the death of a six year-old girl caught in the crossfire. good evening i'm robert jordan. live in the news room with tonight's top story. family members identified the little girl as six year-old shall who died late this afternoon at mount sinai hospital please sage was shot in the abdomen when a group of people opened fire while she was sitting on her front porch. police say a car with several people in it drove up and started shooting at the home and the shots were meant for someone else but the child was hit instead they say that there has been an increase in gang activity in that area and the shooting may have been related to another crime scene it nearby. police are talking to two persons of interest but so far no charges have been filed in the course of covering this story a tense and sometimes hostile situation broke out between chicago police and a collection of journalists outside the h

beater of his career the bulls won their season-high eighth in row 106-100 for the magic visit the united centerpring baseball the red sochicago white sox played the milwaukee brewers jake peavy struggled in his first start gave up three earned runs on four hits in two innings but he said that he felt great the white sox were down in the fifth the 2009 draft pick jerry mitchell hit a to run home run and the rally falls short as the white sox lost 10-6 they are still without a victory this spring the cubs hit the road to play the royals they won their second straight 6-4 your live illinois lottery drawing is next ... here are the winning pick three numbers: 7 9 5 here are the winning pick four numbers: 0 6 2 8 the mega-millions jackpot is $148 million. i habe a cohd. i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! [ host ] mary switched to allstate and saved $326.00 on h

the first- place blues visiting the united center. hawks up a goal in the third...' turnover leads to a hawks breakaway, and patrick sharp scores his 31-st to make it 3-1. but saint louis comes back... it's 3-2 with 90 seconds left, and the long slap shot is re- directed by david perron to tie it. after a scoreless overtime... dave bolland scores in the fourth round for the first shoot- out goal of his career. hawks win 4-3, and win the season series 4-2. the university of illinois introduced new basketball coach john groce at assembly hall. he received a five- year deal worth one- point- four- million a year. it's not the eight- year deal groce wanted, and it's unclear how much his assistant will get paid. the tribune reports illini interim coach and assistant jerrance howard is looking at other jobs, because he was displeased he did not interview for the head coaching job. the cubs finalized the 25- man roster and rotation. veteran pitcher randy wells will start the season at triple- a iowa. rookie steve clevengers also won the back- up catcher job. here is your l

night did not disappoint the hawks and the canucks' exchanged several jabs at each other at the united center were up one nothing early but then in the second. andrew brunette got the puck behind the net and get it to marian hossa who fled it to patrick kane and tied the score at 1 call in overtime dave bolland led the charge and passed to johnny oduya "ria" who took a shot and deflected it off of andrew shaw and into the net the hawks won 2-1 in overtime they have won five consecutive games derrick rose set out another game and the bulls took on the raptors in toronto they beat them 94-82 the white sox were taking on the mariners in the cactus league the former cup kosuke fukudome goes to the opposite field in the fourth inning and that's good for double in two runs brent lillibridge hit a couple of doubles as well the sox 1 big 13-8 the veteran sun-times... tim tebow is you can hardly call this an end to the party >>it's a party that wasn't even supposed to be thrown ... we have had so many records broken with this warm weather ... >>there were only nine march months before this one with ab

also blackhawks had united center before trip to ottawa which they made without jonathan toews capt.week when a joel quenneville back and they're not clear healthy away all of his game ray emery in the goal tomorrow. bellmont tried to find out thinking to much i do not know not acceptable. by have to be better for us. fighting for a playoff spot. i have to find ways to make big saves situations >> comparing the standard of last year he was very good for us instrumental in getting in the playoffs expectations standards elevated to those levels >> chicago bears officially waived anthony adams and arizona talking of the need of alex rios and adam dunn to return not the only ones >> for the white sox to rebound gordon beckham has to reverse the downward offensive spiral from 270 down to 230 with 11 strikeouts he knows it and everybody knows it >> was not my swing was not anything getting back to being a not a timid person and i was timid not how our role. i do not know. you will see >> i know where he is right now good place i think he will have a big year ready to take that step he did

starting tonight blackhawks against toronto at united center and gave the blackhawks really needed toawks down 1-0 and macarthur made it 3-1. 3-2 after want corey crawford was pulled and the second blackhawks rallied patrick kane 3-3, and then marion hossa so strong track and a couple of guys with them scores from his belly putting the blackhawks ahead 4-3 final score 5-4 back on track at least for one night. chicago bulls on the road tonight playing one of those elite teams san antonio spurs-manu ginobli night but they do have tony parker and he is not that spending in the land first quarter a good game down in san antonio tonight first quarter derrick rose and tony parker bang knees chicago holding its breath derrick rose was okay state and the game. chicago bulls 50-42 lead at halftime right now 60-50 in the third quarter san antonio. college basketball tonight northwestern chance to do what they have never done before n.c.a.a. tournament all that would have to do tonight defeat no. 11 ohio state tall order john shurna last game at home all-time leading scorer doing work in the sec

and gibson was a man on the boards at the united center with 13 rebounds and eight on the offensive endake the mix until the end. jimmy bubbler to put it back. he had eight and gibson had 15 of 18. the party is just beginning at depaul where the women's basketball team is the n.c.a.a. for the 10th year and a row. that is continuity on the part of the team and the blue demons get to play right in the neighborhood in the opening two games. that can only help. i do think depaul hoping for a higher level and the demons are a seventh. they will open late saturday afternoon at allstate arena against brigham young. i want to invite governor quinn and to the game. rahm emanuel. there is one team going to the turn. notre dame has the number one seed in the raleigh region the irish will also begin at home... the hawks have re-signed danny carcillo to a two-year contract extension... peyton manning has visits scheduled to the dolphins and titans this week, the 49ers have signed randy moss, and the bears are said to be in the mix for pass rusher mario williams when nfl free agency begins tomorrow a

the blackhawks laid a fat egg at the united center last night-- their 6-1 loss to nashville helps nailthe western conference playoff grid... but things are looking up.... the only way they had to go after last night... corey crawford's back in goal tomorrow, ray emery is injured... but marcus kruger will play in new jersey, steve montador is travelling and jonathan toews was out there at practice again today, doing more and more each time he steps onto the ice... not ready yet, but the day is coming.... every day i'm pushing myself harder. the harder i got the better i feel and saw that gives me a lot of confidence knowing that there is not much i can do to make it worse right now. every day seems to be a step forward. in watching and talking to him there is progress. i feel better about where he is going and he does more each and every day. he feels stronger and his body is good. he is getting closer and we will keep saying getting better every day and we will have a better idea. cactus league this afternoon, the sox and the dodgers-- co-tenants at camelback ranch going after each oth

the hawks next game is sunday against the preds at the united center.igard game. rick fehr and comes down the engine gets it to sell it. he gets the goal. the final was 5-0. rip hamilton was able to handle a full non contact practice at the berto center but here is no word on when he will be back in action. he is nursing a shoulderderrick rose was able to shoot but he is still not running, battling a stubborn groin injury. the bulls have been winning despite the loss of those two keys players and thats a credit to a deep roster and players who, on a game by game basis outhustle their opponents. >> we know what we need to do to win. we feel like if we can play good defense and get back in transition and when the rebound and contests, we usually have a pretty good shot of winning the game. l. marion barber announced his retirement. bears special teamer cory graham signed with the ravens today. dale sveum has named ryan dempster to start opening day against the nationals at wrigley field. matt garza gets game two and jeff samardzja was in line for game thr

police say someone in a private car took the boy from that address to united medical center. the boy was then transported to children's hospital where he was pronounced dead. >>> a rockville man behind bars after police say he tried to hire a hit man to kill his wife. the name daniel mendoza. police say the deal was $200 and a title to a car in exchange for killing the man's wife. >> mr. mendoza had been seeking someone to kill his wife. he said i want her dead. >> prosecutors say mendoza even went as far as going to the metro station to point out his wife to the hit man and show him her routes home. now he's being held without bond. >>> a livelily exchange at a local meeting where commissioners were talking about what to do next. it was the focus of a recent 9news now investigation that some residents described as jaw dropping. this northwest washington liquor store on macarthur boulevard has allegedlily been selling to minors for years. andrea mccarren joins us now. >> reporter: anita, just this afternoon, a hearing was held for the renewal of the liquor license. >> first i

investigators say someone drove the toddler from a home on 30th street in southeast to united medical center. it was so serious, he was transferred to children's hospital where eventually he was pronounced dead. the medical examiner says blunt impact trauma killed the toddler. if you know anything, please call d.c. police. >>> a rockville man is in jail accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill his wife. police say dan natural mendoso -- daniel mendoso spoke to someone he thought was a hit man. the hit man was an undercover montgomery county police officer. he is being held without bond. his next court date is in april. >>> vincent gray is responding to an exclusive 9news now report earlier this week. 9news now reported gray's campaign staff hid cash contributions by purchasing large numbers of money orders from the same safeway store. the report also stated the staff sent forged names on the money orders to make them seem like separate legal donations. prosecutors have identified 200 to 300 money orders with forged signatures which were bought with illegal cash payments to the gray campai

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and the united states will be right at the center of the action. thanks to your effort madam secretary, i believe the united states will be front and center. so i thank you for bucking tradition for your first trip overseas, on your firsts trip, you visited asia to convey a strong message america's relationship is important and in your many trips since then, from china to south korea to japan and beyond, you've been about making the approximacommitment will be important many times over, i applaud you in recognizing the importance of the asian countries in the undertaking and in the foreign relations budget hearing i quote what you say, those that say we can no longer to engage in the world have it backward. we cannot afford not to. from opening new market s for american businesses, to curbing nuclear proliferation to keep the sea lanes free for commerce and navigation, our work abroad holds the key to our prosperity and security at home. i want to know for the record, that when americans saw more in the independent state of -- the earthquake that se

and the united states will be right at the center of the action. thanks to your efforts, madam secretary, i believe the united states will be front and center, so i thank you for bucking tradition for your first trip overseas. on your first trip overseas you visited asia to convey a strong message that america's relationship across the asia pacific region are in dispen dispensable in your many trips since then, cambodia, myanmar, south korea, japan and beyond you have been about the commitment of making strategic commitments that will pay dividends many times over. i applaud you for recognizing the importance of pacific island nations in this multifaceted undertaking and in the context of this hearing with the foreign relations budget hearing i reiterate what you stated and i quote, those who say we can no longer afford to engage with the world have it exactly backward. we cannot afford not to. opening new markets for american businesses, to kurk nuclear proliferation to keep sea lanes free from commerce and navigation, our work abroad holds the key

francis district, division 1 and the united irish cultural center. she proudly donned a pink coat for over 20 years as a whole series bollinger. sh-- volunteer. as a catholic, her spirituality and devotion served for all her life. starting each day with a rosary and finishing each day with a glass of pinot noir. she loved a bergen and was a tenacious center -- shopper. she will be remembered by her straightforward character. her ability to always speak her mind and her no-nonsense attitude. she will -- we will hold dear her easy smile, a generous french, and humor. she leaves behind her family and friends who will miss her. a memorial mass will be held at holy name of jesus church saturday march 10 at 10:30 a.m. donations can be made to juvenile diabetes research foundation. in san francisco. i urge us to end the meeting in honor of margaret mccarthy. the rest i will submit. >> thank you. supervisor farrell. supervisor farrell: thank you. i have a few items. i want to talk to one of them. i want to thank my colleagues for our totals. i appreciate the

but because he is so dangerous, we were restricted to shooting from the unit's security center. >>> i'lle on your ass every time you come [ bleep ]. i will need your hand, i tell you something, you start throwing [ bleep ] water and i will be on your [ bleep ] every time you come through the -- >> seven! >> easy. easy. easy. >> put him on the wall first. we say put him on the wall. have him face the wall. we want him facing the wall. we don't want him turning his head, getting mouthy and this and that. that's when you get spit on. we want his nose to the wall. i don't want to talk to him. he can talk to the wall. >> face the wall. turn around. face the wall. >> [ bleep ] sit up there and talk to him. >> face the wall. >> [ bleep ]. >> why don't you [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] why don't you just [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i'm tired of your [ bleep ]. >> stand still. >> mccombs freely admitted to our producer by the time the officers put him back in his cell he was looking for any possible way to hurt them. >> i just grabbed some water out of the toilet started bombing them. i am just getting tired of

marshall, the japanese community youth center, the institute of familia, the boys and girls club, the international studies high- school, the united playas, sfpd teen/young adult form, the referral center, the truancy assessment referral center, downtown high school, the advisory board, horizons unlimited, the jewish vocational services, and others, so you can see we have a lot of groups in this town that are dedicated, and it is a very diverse group. an announcement here. an announcement to make from the sheriff's department. vehicles parked in front of city hall, 1050 and 1192 need to be removed. i am just passing that along. we are going to move into public comment, because we want to hear from the kids first, to hear what you are thinking, and then we will hear from the organizations to have participated in making this a great city for youth, and then we will hear from the police department and occ, and as my colleague said, part of this is about opening a dialogue. there are the officers you see tonight, your researchers officers -- resources officers. they are protecting the community, and sometimes it is hard to seabed beyo

in the 3000 block of 30th street southeast, someone in a car took the boy from the house to united medical center. the baby was then taken to children's where he was pronounced dead. the d.c. medical examiner says the baby died from blunt impact trauma. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> in virginia coming up this summer, it will be mandatory for women who want an abortion to get an abdominal ultrasound. governor bob mcdonnell signed the bill into law yesterday. now abortion clinics have a few months to make some changes. 9news now reporter delia goncalves is live in the satellite center to detail how this is going to go. good morning. >> reporter: these changes are happening very quickly despite a lot of the opposition out there. it is indeed happening and clinics have until july, four months away to start offering tease abdominal ultrasounds to women. if they don't, the clinics face $2500 in fines for each violation, for each time they don't offer these abdominal ultrasounds. the bill sparked a huge outcry and protests outside the capitol where 30 people were arrested. the cri

abilene is 400 miles from the geographic center of the united states. i don't think there's a midwest representation of the midwest. there's a lot of people out there. so we pull these in, made it more modest, kept the cartway, and these trees, i think you can see it in the -- the cartway for maryland avenue that had to be protected for the view to the capitol. it's just a clearing in the trees, and then in the summer you have trees with leaves. unfortunately, we can't put leaves on the tapestry for summer. so it becomes a big park, a garden where people can come and relax. they're not being pummelled with information. it's very subtle. and the tapestry turned out to be a lot more transparent than we thought. there's the cartway. there's one like it at princeton. i think it is a called einstein walk. it's from the president's house to the hall at the institute for advanced studies. that's kind of the image. that shows his house. that shows the grain elevator here. i thought that was the speech. the final image bob and i will go to abilene and take the p

you have the community center there, the united players, you have that -- i am trying to think. there are several organizations that work with seniors and youth. i know that mark also filled out there. that application they found very useful to be more in touch with the community and the people that are helping those communities in that area. i am sure april in jane kim's office would be happy to help you. >> hot of curiosity, you said you were going to do live music. what type? >> is an eclectic blend of music. most recently before we stopped the music program, a variety of cover bands, classic rock cover bands, live jazz musicians, of your original bands as well. as well as the local neighborhood, trying to help out people and the neighborhood, and never brought any large names to the venue. the classic cover bands seem to be filled proof. people are out trying to look for a good time. >> '60s music? >> as long as it is good, i don't mind. >> be you know what type of entertainment the other clubs are doing? >> not a lot in a few blocks. the closest of the top of my head would

. >> the one thing -- i'm not a republican, but the one thing that's united republican, center left and far right is an absolute belief in cutting government spending. there's a real commonality, forget the cultural issues for a moment and the foreign policy issues, which aren't that salient right now, a real belief that the government spends too much. in the long term, debt's a real, real threat to our country. and yet the two candidates now standing at the top of the fight coming into illinois are santorum, who really focuses on the cultural issues, he really does, and mitt who's not really incredible, because he is a former moderate governor of massachusetts, who really was pretty much a moderate republican. he wasn't a fiscal hard liner or a fiscal hawk. you, on the other hand, are the real thing. isn't it odd that the party's not picking the one thing they all agree on in a candidate? >> well, i hope we ultimately will. i do think for the moment, it's a little disappointing that folks aren't thinking a little bigger, having a little more can confidence in the american people that w

is my great honor to introduce to you the man i believe will be the next president of the united states, centere] what an honor it is to be here. to stand in front of this statute in this town that did so much for this country. this town helped shape and mold ronald wilson reagan. and he changed the world. i always say that the great thing about america is that we just go on every day and we live our lives. we try our best to provide for ourselves and our family. ordinary people doing ordinary things. those ordinary things end up contributing to an extraordinary things. that is the greatness of our country. the idea that people do come from small town america, in many cases, first generation of american, to have the opportunity because your top the principles of hard work and honesty and integrity and doing what is right. all of those things you're taught across america, those are the things that make our country what it is. that is what makes america unique in the world. we are a country that from the very inception, believed in the very basic principles that the government should be limited a

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news.front-page even the president of the united the womanched out to the center of this remains much in rush limbaugh's cross hairs. that is how it started on wednesday. he launched a personal offensive against a georgetown law student with her lobbying for congress over the contraceptive. it stirred up a hot bed of anger. thats pretty offended by comment. appalling. reacting to the growing controversy, president obama call her today. >> he wanted to offer support for her. to express disappointment she was the subject of an appropriate attacks. he mocked the president's call adding -- democrats won gop leaders to commend the comments. >> he seems to be airing them through saundra. is likely referring to detained a couple of ago after returning from dominican republic with i read that did not appear to be prescribed to him. >> he calls a rush limbaugh statement misogynist it, vitriolic, and a n of thesentatio nosition of the georgetow student. we are alive, kris van cleave, abc 7 news. you.ank president obama is not backing on strong comments about iran. warned that a premature milita