direction fighting allied night. 12 of last 14 games lost overall 17-15 any doubt about future bruce weberweeks ago not tough enough past three years coached not to lose instead of to win. not coaching at all today holding players in his heart. >> handled a difficult situation truly. with courage and integrity. i will always be rooting for them at want them to have success. most importantly. i want them to know i will always be there for the rest of their lives >> i think it is just how they work trending early and coach bruce weber tenure great success here in the last four-five years i did not know if you want to say running in place or maybe he did it digressed a little bit. >> notre dame and the semis of the big east scores one and we built got things going midway in the first half second half cincinnati and the title game. able to take a around this evening jonathan toews upper body injury a concussion getting better no timetable return to get action ninth straight game back on the ice also battling concussion by cox down 1-09 save andrew shot the redirect. blackhawks down to again fa

spotlight coming up as earth runs out of natural resources host al gurn of speaks with stephan weber secretary general of the e.u. arctic forum to see if the polar region may contain what remains of the world's oil deposits stay with us. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. of. how all the underworld from two squads like the interview show on policy i'll bring all the way i guess on the program is stephan whether. american scientists have calculated that law then twenty percent of the world's oil and natural gas could be found below the arctic are its expiration there is more challenging than anywhere else but as we are running out of more sensible sources many countries are turning to the north the us and canada the european union and russia all want their share and are safe and so is the arts a becoming the scene how the future great again we're asking the secre

weber 1210 games and lost 101 during his nine seasons in champagne but illinois will miss the n.c.a.ament for the third time in four years the fighting illini started strong this season but lost 12 of their final 14 games that was capped off with a 64-61 loss to iowa yesterday chris webber is no candidate for the s r u job where he has coached previously northwestern and minnesota and the big 10 torment: they are tied at 61 baskets in the final seconds off the gophers error ... the wild cats struggled in overtime already down three points that lost the ball northwestern eliminated in the first-round 75-68 they have a very slim chance of making the n.c.a.a. tournament ... notre dame and south florida and the big east tournament: this one also went into overtime ... notre dame 157-53 and they advanced to the semifinals for the third year in a row they will face louisville who upset marquette the bulls were looking for nine and a row against the magic the bulls overcame an 18 point deficit and it became tied at 89 points in the fourth quarter when derrick rose found carlos boozer and sco

what i think a body of work wouldn't resume out there seeing where it covers >> jury is out bruce weberiffey caved in again meyers leonard mike gatens up by eight before i was sneaks back in 54 seconds left brandon paul right to the hawkeyes on the inbound collapse is complete 64-61 iowa allied night 2-12 and the end 17-15 after 15-3 start coach bruce weber is on the ropes >> when you lose no success as a coach of course disappointed. that is why you coach to help your team be successful. and you just all you can do is come every day and give your best effort i thought our staff did our kids did >> what happens in champaign talk back to back for chicago bulls milwaukee last night at home against orlando tonight eight game winning streak on deadline. how word and derrick rose pregame first quarter all orlando magic. jasen richardson from downtown and the white house word for when it down on the rebound 18. first half lead and chicago bulls will 10 and derrick rose beating halftime buzzer 55-52. carlos boozer great game tonight giving the chicago bulls the lead by two points missing open

and there's no bigger diva than pro bowling legend pete weber who just won his fifth u.s. open and then rub it had universe's nose in it. >> and he got it! >> that is right! i did it! are you kidding me? that's right! what do you think you are? i am! >> stephen: yeah! who do you think you are? i am! who edes's your daddy! that's why! don't mess with texas. jake, it's chinatown! this is the score report! (cheers and applause) first up, nascar. folks, i'm a huge fan of watching people drive in a circle 500 times. so i was stoked for last week's daytona 500 and the sprint cup debut of danica patrick. she is an inspiration to all the young girls out there driving 200 miles an hour. unfortunately a crash knocked her out of the running but she's still making news thanks to a fox 5 san diego news leader. >> danica patrick is such a pretty girl and she makes a lot of money in sponsorships because of this. what's not attractive is that she's sexy and she knows it. >> i don't quite understand why when you're referring to a girl, a female athlete in particular, that you have to use t

weber has the microphone, please. then maybe it is a mistake, but i have the microphone. i came to this lecture trying to find a definition of what cloud computing is. maybe i understand a little better, but i still do not have its in the simple terminology that i understand. my other question is from my point of view as a user of computing services, i have recently had the experience with a couple of banks going through a total change of their website, which caused me no end of aggravation to try to continue my accessing of my data, and i had the feeling, and i think you kind of touched on this, that for maybe financial reasons or because you technology people are so influential in the world you convinced these banks they had to do this, it just really made my life miserable for a couple of weeks trying to figure out how to use their new system. i mean, it seems to me that -- you know, i had the impression that technology people are sort of making work for themselves by influencing institutions that they need to change what they have already in place. i still go by the o

it may just be a charcoal weber that is on wheels. we could move it from the south wall of the deck to the north side. commissioner fung: as a technical question, the rail that you placed with your northern neighbor is correct in that if you moved it over a foot or so, we would have an automated rail. >> there is a security grilse of the lower neighbor cannot get to the roof. -- grill so the lower neighbor cannot get to the roof. it is only 2 we will feet between the -- two feet between the rail and the door, and you need three feet. commissioner fung: you need only one leaf of the door. shift it. >> but if we ship it, we are in the 2 foot 10 region. i am getting the fire regulation -- the people who would be using the gate would be able to go through the gate downstairs. this is the widest point of access. i no longer meets my fire egress. keep in mind the top 18 inches -- it is only the lower 30 inches. we are already three feedback. -- three feet back from the property line. president garcia: what time of day was that picture taken

we have alec weber, the writer of this song an star of this video via skype right this minute. >> firstow long did it take you to write this song and video? >> ait took 11 months. trying to get a date with an international pop star isn't easy. >> i'll be writing taylor an e-mail later. how tall are you? >> i'm six feet. >> co-what color are your eyes? >> brown. >> do you have a six pack? >> yes, i try. >> are you going to show us. whew! >> and foomly, your shoe size? >> 12. >> a 12? >> easy. easy. >> what if taylor calls you and says hey, what you got going on saturday at 8:00. >> i would be there saturday at 8:00. >> the producers over here say you were on an episode of "gossip girls." >> yeah a while back. i'm from new york and i was living there and i did it about a year and a half ago or two years. >> here's the thing, though. you're not the first person to ask out a celebrity or music star online via youtube. do you think taylor swift might see this and be like eh. >> i had to take my shot. >> this video is really good. i would be shocked and surprised if taylor looks at this and g

pete weber is one of the brightest colors of all time but one of the most controversy all.ons and earnings, but when he won his fifth u.s. open, take a look and listen. >> strike to claim it. he got it! >> i did it! no. 5! >> how about the look his wife gives him. that says, wait until i get you outside. one of the greatest bowlers of all time. women's acc basketball, maryland beat virginia, to advance to the semifinals of the acc tournament. the maryland men play virginia on sunday. i will be announcing that at comcast. we have all gotten that look from our lives. and i hope that he enjoyed that kiss. that may b >> abc 7 is gearing up for the possible unveiling of the ipad 3. go to facebook, like us, and sign up on the left side of the page. at the contest runs until next friday. but it is delivered, we will put aside for the lucky winner. >> the last look at doppler some thunderstorms coming through washington. local heavy rain, the last of lightning. nothing like the terrible outbreak of storms which may be the worst tornado outbreak ever in march. a lot of video and a b

even though congressman weber is right, romney has said all the right things, but there's a lingeringense romney hasn't said enough. >> and vin, there is tremendous public antipathy to obamacare. 56% of the polls show that people don't like obamacare. i get the medicare reform. i get the paul ryan connection. >> but that's very big. don't brush over it. that's the key. >> but you have to deal with romneycare and obamacare, vin. that's what i'm saying. i'm not being hostile or anti-romney. >> that is the albatross around his neck. >> when are you going to do it? i know vin doesn't agree, but it looks like you're going to win. the question is when does the romneycare speech take place? >> i'm not sure, but the key points he's made is that he is going to support repeal of obamacare, it's his first priority when he gets elected, and he supports the ryan approach toward premium support to reform medicare which is the key to reforming medicare and the really is just fleshing out the program. >> i predict the speech doesn't happen because he knows. >> larry, he made the speech before the rac

senators mccain and weber and i have been voicing concerns and others have as well about some of the issues that are involved there. including the road map realignment agreement and the build up on guam. some of the changes considered in the current plan. the fy '12 national defense authorization act contains a statutory provision that would block the expenditure of funds on guam until a number of conditions are met. first is submission to the committee of the marine corps laydown and master plan of the construction of the facilities of infrastructure necessary to implement that preferred laydown. another requirement is the secretary of defense submit an independent assessment of the force posture in east asia and in the pacific region. secretary, i assume you are familiar with that statutory requirement? >> yes, i am. >> and secretary, do you know if an independent entity has been selected yet to conduct that statutory assessment? >> senator, to my understanding, the department of defense has selected someone. i don't know if the contract has been but my understanding is that the fi

because australian nationals are things you know you are mr weber mr beach mrs sunshine i miss my good friends and family also but it's no more an artist that's a second prize or make to become. you know that's how this. will cheer is just seven games shy of playing as hundreds marched of the russian outfits and these next few games will go a long way to deciding development speeds in what promises to be an intriguing premier league season but you've been bullied r.t. believe turkey is now in england under pressure chelsea manager under evasion both takes his side to west brom and a win could put the blues back into the top four but the portuguese is wary of an in-form banky side in chelsea two one at the start of the season. different situation are different the long run results recently for was drawn from the chips from from four four two to four three three which very well. i mean didn't do amazing results against the walls on the instance of the so i think for sure the difference the west brom are different than the chelsea and the one in the beginning but i think we hold responsib

i as we saw in iraq or lebron-lin before it, time webers the hard lines in a conflict like this. the suffering at the hands of assad only stoats the temptation for revenge which in turn only deepens fierce among the alliedp side and strengthens their incentive to keep fighting.lo for this reason alone eight is a all the more compelling to findo a way to end the bloodshed as soon as possible.ks furthermore, the risks ofther sectarian conflict will exists in syria whether they get more involved or not. we will at least has someombi ability to try to mitigate thesi risks if we work to assist the armed opposition now. that will at least tell us to to know them better and to establish some trust. we took their side when theythet needed it most. we should not overstate the potential influence we should gain with opposition groups inside syria, but will only diminish the laundry way to offer them meaningful support.ay we can't say for certain that we will have no influence whatsoever with these people. this is a real moral dilemma. we cannot allow the opposition t in syria to be crushed

marilyn weber for kaiser health ne robin toner distinguished fellow there. we're talking about medicaid and this chall b cot today. danny, independent caller in ohio joins us now. >> caller: hi. how are you. >> good. >> caller: i just have a few comments, ma'am, and that is we get laws down our throat and we over taxes. why don't they quit giving the other countries for a while, giving out bad loans, obama is not a king and congress just -- why don't we have nationwide recall, obama -- or bin laden said one time that if he couldn't destroy us with bombs he'd kill our economy. what has your president done. >> you don't sound like a supporter of the president. the care law? >> caller: i do not because it's taking our freedom of choice. >> what would you like the see happen? do you hope that the court overturns theco ress be the onet decision? >> i think congress should be the one make the decision but here lately they can't even maky need to eat or sleep. >> i'll leave it there. >> there are a lot ofissue of f of choice and that is -- this law has not reached

after several rejections the university of illinois may have finally found bruce weber's replacement:ersity's john groce is the leading candidate. groce is 85/56 in four years at ohio, including two n-c-a-a appearances. he was also an assistant at ohio state. blackhawks captain jonathan toews is almost ready to make his return to the ice. he's skated for seven days in a row, and says he's "pretty close" to be ready for contact. toews has missed the last ten games with an upper body injury, and he won't play tonight in new jersey. steve montador could return, after missing 22 games with a reported concussion. sox and dodgers in the cactus league: he finally drove in his first to right. sox lose, though -- 4- here are your midday winning lottery numbers ... here are the winning picked three numbers: 9 51 here are the winning pick four numbers:6 9 9 0 $363 million is tonight's mega- millions jackpot. tw3q it's time to get going. to put more giddy-up in our get-along. it's time to start gellin' with dr. scholl's... ... and mix a little more hop in our hip-hop. with the energizing support

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. >> , weber martin's girlfriend tells a different story. she was on the phone with him in the moments leading up to the shooting. she said he told her that he was being followed. >> and then trayvon came and said the man was still behind him and then i said run. >> is parents went to d.c. last night and received an honor for their son. they started out fighting for justice for trayvon but they now realize it's a much bigger picture, they say. >> thanks so much. illinois congressman bobby rush was reprimanded after wearing a hoodie on the house floor. the democrats pull the covers over his headquarterd. this was in support of trayvon. students in prince george's county will pay tribute to a classmate who died suddenly yesterday. >> a 17-year-old was running around the track at surrattsville high school during a physical education class when she collapsed. john gonzalez has more on the shop and heart ache from her friends and family. >> good morning. eventually the medical examiner's office will tell us what killed this bright, talented 17-ye

tournament but it is looking more like they are headed for the nit bruce weber may have coached his finale at assembly hall michigan led by 13 at one. illinois only down four in the second when myers leonard sai lays it in.. michigan polled away and illinois lost 72-61 the regular- season finale is sunday up in wisconsin still no jonathan toews when the blackhawks visit ottawa tonight he is still recovering from an upper body injury and did not travel with the team for this three game road trip ray emery will get the start in goal tonight corey crawford has been polled twice in the last two games coach cusec he needs to fight through the slump and find the confidence he once had >>we are fighting for a spot in the playoffs and i have to find ways to make things happen the bears have released offensive lineman frank omi yale he signed as a free agent from the panthers back in 2009 and played 48 games over three seasons with the chicago bears he shifted to several positions on the offensive line during the time the bears are officially announced the release of defensive tackle anthony adams

season and quite possibly the end of bruce weber if the allies and i can not handle michigan tonight.ason with a bag that big 10 record close games meyers leonard 18 points and nine rebounds to point them and illinois it could never get over the top of this game tonight. tim hardaway jr. the lead back up to five dish to jordantim hardaway jr. 25 points and nice dish to jordan morgan and illinois loses 72-61 to michigan. 17-13 maybe nit bound. also blackhawks had united center before trip to ottawa which they made without jonathan toews capt. took will be back next 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

take a look wgn news @ 9 weber hit and killed in the and the corrections officer last night turning himself and leaving friends and family inconsolable. top story around the country tonight. absolutely heartbroken absolut and grichtears flowing are there very freely for young mother with a bright future police work around the clock looking for the person who killed her. it is a rare sight in a ball on line of police cars 93rd avenue in crown point mournful parade making its way to the scene of tragedy of all the 25 year-old mother of former marine and corrections officer lost her life 24 hours before >> she would be amazed by the people who came out who cared about her and we did britney meux was out for after work jog with three co-workers steps away from lake county sheriff's complex run down and killed three colleagues badly injured rushing to hospitals one of them telling investigators the driver may have sped up just before the crash investigators recovered a lot of debris from the crash scene including a badly broken dark blue passenger side mirror of leading them to believe looking f

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pete weber, as you probably know, won is for a record fifth time, which is a major accomplishment.ete was, to say the least, excited. >> strike to claim it. a strike to claim it. and he got it. >> are you kidding me? that's right. who do you think you are? i am. get it right. >> jimmy: hold on a second. what did he say at the end there? can we play the end back? just the end part back? >> that's right. who do you think you are? i am. get it right. >> jimmy: who do you think you are? i am. get it right. i don't know what that means. i know what i do know, though. i've said this before. bowlers are a very passionate people. speaking of passion, we had a new episode of "the bachelor" tonight on abc. bachelor ben narrowed the field from three to two. he eliminated nicki, which means that lindzi and the nefarious courtney remain. courtney is the villain this year. people really hate her. they say she's just trying to seduce ben to win. which isn't that the point of the show? what am i missing? it's not like they ever get married. you don't see people on "the amazing race" going, all you

. >> i should mention that the choreographer and head of the ballet, septine weber and the stars of the show will be here monday on "news4 midday." they're going to give us a sneak peek. >>> let's move on to may when a new exhibit of the national gallery of art will debut. what is that? >> art fans are going to lose their minds over juan mirro's works. a traveling exhibition so most washingtonians will have never seen these pieces, it opens may 6 and runs through the 12th. people have to go see it. >> june brings wine and beer festivals rfr i year. >> great way to open the summer, isn't two major festivals coming to virginia. the nova brew fest and we're going to see the vintage virginia wine festival, celebrating the virginia wines and new wine remembers. june 2-3. >> the beers are all made in the virginia area. >> the wines are, and the beers come if all over the area. >> people seem to be ready to sample beer and wine. >> yeah. >> a great way do do it. >> thank you so much for coming as always, good to see you. for more ideas for your weekend, you can log on to around the town sectio

here with her daily rant is imidra lloyd weber. >> "madmen" is set in 1960s madison avenue ad agency.s season five premiere this sunday. press bombardment included a "newsweek" tribute issue complete with retroads. the series has had homage paid to it by "snl" "the simpsons" and others. you can feel good about yourself bring it up at the water cooler. snooki doesn't have the same impact as a 15-emmy award winning series. they may drink like fishes and smoke like chimneys but they do historically accurate setting with intelligent dialogue. the show is marketed to perfection. "madmen" creator matthew weiner obsessively keeps the story lines on lockdown. in our era of easily accessible information this serves to whet appetites even more, heighten their enjoyment. we should enjoy. weiner said he's an entertainer. since the premiere in 2007 we have been through tough times. "madmen" provides escapeism, its it's lavish, has fabulous costumes on a very attractive cast, jon hamm, jones, christina hendricks and the rest. it reminds us how far we've come. the 1960s ad men are charged with makin

. >> weber queen bees bees. >> queen bees. i don't see that so much today.but there were some of those. >> they were afraid. they were afraid for their own position. they were afraid of losing because it had taken them so much to get where they work. >> or they didn't want the competition from other women. i think a lot of that has dissipated today. i will say one thing. i think the world has changed a lot, and i hope people can walk away from this discussion realizing how much it has changed, how important presidential leadership was here. i'm going to stop right there. i hope we can walk away with those. >> excuse me, you are names of people who are in the forefront. president nixon and pat nixon were in the forefront. >> pat nixon, i'm glad you mentioned that, she was very eager to have a woman on the supreme court. >> yeah, she was. >> and/or to vacancies in 1971, and we scoured the landscape looking for when. of course, justice, the justice department has a lot to do with who gets into these judicial roles. there were not enough women in the pipeline an

in 1993, the infamous chris weber time-out that michigan didn't are for the fab five.mith's second and last national championship at north carolina. so i think some new orleans voodoo here could be happening. >> i'm not trying to rub it in. >> you mentioned syracuse. almost lost yesterday -- >> i watched that game. i shouldn't say that. i actually was working yesterday. i caught it out of the corner of my eye. >> preparing for this segment. >> absoluteliment. >> they're one of the number one seeds in the tournament. you know, they look shaky right now. >> let's move on to number two. feel good story. which school has the feel-good story of 2012? >> you have to feel good about the murray state racers. they were undefeated for much of the seasonment they're now 31-1. they're a sixth seed. they played great yesterday, blew out colorado state. they have an interesting kid, isaiah cannon. a guard from mississippi. but went through all the horrors of katrina. so the racers are a team, i think, they play marquette on saturday, number three seed. that should be a terrific game

i will support to weber the nominee is, but my preference would be gingrich. one of the indicators that romney is a bad choice, the worst choice of the three, is the fact the liberal media has been supporting him from the beginning of his candidacy. they tried to sell him as the inevitable candidates all along. they attacked any candidate who has come near him in the primaries up until this point and are still doing it. i think they would like to see him get the nomination. that makes me suspect him very heavily. -- wef the things really le really need to do is get rid of obamacare. newt gingrich will go after that as job one. host: u.s. and representative spencer baucus, has represented alabama's 6 district -- also, some other races out of that state. in the first district, a sixth term for brooks. in the fourth district, danielle daniel bohman wins. and we are talking about competitive senate races in about five minutes or so with jennifer duffy. we will break down the top races, deemed important by the cook political report. first, your thoughts on newt gin

i was talking to your old colleague, ben weber, the other day who's with romney.id, unfortunately, this process is now dominated by two beliefs. one is that in the conservative movement, the philosophic purity is the key to beating obama. and secondly, it's that the party needs to provide an ever-more clear contrast, and mitt romney is having to pay feelty to that belief. >> this isn't about ideology. this is about judgment. this is about character. this is about telling people something that is not true and that everybody in the audience, most likely, read the day before. that's, i guess, what's so confounding to me. >> well, there have been a lot of things that have been confounding in the campaign. and i think romney has -- look, every speech he says, obama goes around apologizing for america. that's not true. but he is trying to hit the notes that he thinks that the republican party wants to hear in this campaign. >> same thing on iran. "new york times" has a very compelling story, are iran's policies pretty much the same as president's? >> he accuses the pres