energized to be elected for the first time to the state's highest office. but quinn says there is much work to be done and done quickly. the size of the illinois deficit indicates just that. >> we are here to do big things on behalf of the public interest. and i really want our legislators to not be timid but to take on the great challenges and causes and really accomplish great things. that's my job. >> reporter: with his victory peanut butter quinn, quinn proved the polls wrong. and that ballots could bring him within reach. this afternoon in his hometown of bloomington, he said it was insurmountable. >> governor quinn won this race and worked hard for it. you can't take away from his effort in this encover. >> reporter: bay did was promising bipartisanship but the two clashed on the tax hike. brady claimed that -- isn't the answer. he's encouraged republicans picked up seats in the house and senate. his first entry into politics handed him an emotional first encounter with campaign defeat. >> i'd like to thank everyone. my family, friends, our supporters, and our staff. >> reporter: brady won't rule anything out of his own political future. and in the short-term plans on accepting governor quinn's invitation to lunch. >> he didn't say if he was going to buy or not. >> reporter: -- brady is off to florida for vacation. randi belisomo, wgn news. >> someone not in florida, governor pat quinn in our studio. do you feel any different now that you've been voted in rather than just being appointed after the impeachment of blagojevich? >> i assumed office under our constitution. getting sworn in of january of last year was a high honor. but being elected by the people of illinois was special. it's a privilege and i know it's a responsibility. it's a mission. and we have to make our state as good as it can be. it starts with jobs. we need more. and we have to invest in education. i feel that's the best way to get jobs. >> tonight, can you tell us how you are going to get jobs? >> we created more jobs than any other state in the midwest. we had chrysler declare an investment in our state. boeing will be manufacturing airplanes. we've got to grow our economy both large businesses and small. then education is the key. our community colleges are key to our workers having the skills they need for the 21st century economy. >> last night sat down with governor daniels in indiana who is exalting over his new majority in the legislature. you had a majority before the election. lots of things didn't get done because there was not enough cooperation. what would make the citizens believe now that things would be different? >> well, i think we have challenges that we must face. we can't -- we have to squarely address them. we can't avoid them. i think members of both parties, both houses have to square up to the real realities that we have. we have to invest in education. we've got to balance the budget. we have to create jobs in our state and the only way to do it is for people to do hard things. >> i talked to some voters who say i like the man pat quinn, i have questions about his management capability in handling the powers in the house and in the senate. what do you say to that? >> yes got strong ethics laws passed. i was the one that got that done. we passed a job recovery bill last year that took 3/5 of both houses to pass. me passed public pension reform. we have a lot of other things to pass and i'm going get it done. i think people underestimate me. they did in this campaign. but the people voted for us and that's what counts in a democracy. >> you have been criticized for not standing up to speaker of the house mike madigan. >> he wasn't for recall. he ultimately claim around on ethics matter. i don't like kicking people in the shins. i get along with mike madigan. i get along with everybody. i think we have civility and decency and there's no such thing as republican jobs or democratic jobs. there are illinois jobs. i want to be the jobs governor. i want to build things, make things that help people get back to work. >> i heard from social groups and school districts that were frustrated because they're owed millions by the state. were hurt to see you in the last month cutting ribbons finding new money for different projects that maybe looked good on the campaign trail. >> one of them is called put illinois to work. we've put 26,000 people to work since may. it's the best program of its kind in the country. new york times has written three stories about this program of taking people who are unemployed and giving them a job in the private sector. we want to keep doing that. that's the best way to get money for our state to pay fe the bills. we need to pay the bills. that's going to happen by the end of this year for sure. but we also have to get people working. that's where i'm coming from. >> this was a very close race. we've been talked about. >> it's a landslide. >> a lot of people didn't vote for you. how are you going to regain their confidence? and say maybe i should have voted for him. >> the great thing about american democracy, is when the election is held, the people speak. i got the majority of votes then we work together and band together in the best traditions of illinois democracy. people have faith, i think, in the common good. that's what i believe in all my life. >> in the 15 seconds we have, is it true you gathered more down state union votes than perhaps you expected and the brady camp expected? when they didn't think they'd do as well as they did there? >> illinois is one state. we're not quited -- divided into two or three states. everybody in, nobody left out. that's my philosophy. and i enjoy visiting every part of illinois. >> congratulations. >> will you come back and talk to us in about six months? >> yes. i'm a believer. >> tell us what you think. do you think the governor's plan to get the state out of the financial crisis is confident? text yes or no to 97999 or go to wgntv.com. tom negovan is live sorting out where everyone stands now that ricky hendon says he's out. >> reporter: well, ricky hendon is actually here and they're still trying to sort it out. the coalition for mayor still meeting after two and a half hours of deliberations. a little more than that. a bit contentious in there is what we're hearing. but they keep nosy reporters out. 28 port alderman ed smith arriving tonight to talk about the candidates for mayor. congress danny davis is here. so is 2nd ward alderman roger burnett and here is ricky hendon. who's already bowed out of this race. or has he? earlier today saying he was not the chosen one. >> the fact that they called back, they did not call me back. sent a clear message to me that i was not going to be the consensus. >> reporter: but that may not quite be true. so far chicago's african- american power brokers have backed former senator karen mosley braun. and rogers has their finalists. now comes word of decent in the ranks that danny davis or another candidate may unilaterally decide to make a run. then there's rahm emanuel. undeclared but raising money, campaigning, and weighing in on key issues like the search for a new head of chicago public schools. issuing a statement on that today on the kind of leader he'd pick. one who'd improve student performance. while his opponent declared -- is asking the leaders meeting here on the south side tonight not to pick the best black candidate, but the best candidate. >> i'll say this: that if the leadership of the african- american community won't have me, then i will take my case directly to the citizens throughout the city including african-americans. >> reporter: and this meeting here in the south shore continues. no end in sight after more than two and a half hours. no sign that they are any closer to picking a single mayoral candidate. but the clock is ticking on that. those who wish to run have to summit the petitions later this month. >> tom negovan reporting. thank you. coming up: what's in the air of the trains going in and out of union station? 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it's riding in place sunday and in place monday through wednesday next week. then a dump of cold air by next weekend expected again. the air masses are on the march across the area. and you expect that in autumn time. here's our forecast. partly cloudy, blustery, chilly tonight. the lake effect showers of rain sleet and snow continue in parts of though -- northwest indiana. the north winds tonight 6-14 later on. but they're gustier than that right now near the water. partly sunny, chilly, 47 tomorrow. and tomorrow night windy so the 34 which is an increase over what we expect tonight will still feel nippy. but that sunshine filtered through some high clouds should accommodate a 60-degree temperature sunday afternoon. and after what we have been through the past few days, that'll be nice. back with the seven-day in ten minutes. >> pretty good. thanks. our own allison pena hosting tonight. the new heritage life members and legacy life members there as well. still ahead: a girl who gave so much as she waited for the gift of life. and she's gotten back so much more. serving, protecting, saving lives. we'll be back. 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[ wink! ] [ wink! ] ♪ there are good and not so good numbers in today's unemployment report. employers added $150,000 of jobs last month. the education and health care system saw the biggest numbers of hires. but unemployment remained stuck at 9.6%. those added jobs not enough to change the numbers. president obama recognizes the economy is still not producing enough. >> we need to accelerate our economic growth so that we are producing jobs at a faster pace. because the fact is an encouraging job report doesn't make a difference if you're still one of the millions of people who are looking for work. >> try and jump start the economy, the president suggested things like tax breaks for small businesses and extending unemployment benefits. used to shame others by calling them the worst person in the world but tonight keith olbermann is the one with the red face. he was suspended indefinitely for making contributions to three democratic candidates this last election cycle. the admits to kentucky senate candidate and two arizona representatives. prior to his do nations, he had been critical of fox news because of their contributions made to republican groups. above and beyond and thank goodness. a police officer saves a 2-year- old boy's life. officer tom norbord was flagged down that a woman's son was unconscious. all of a sudden he started coughing and vomiting. he took the boy out to his car and did cpr. >> thank you because maybe if he didn't there, maybe my baby die. >> and i would hope that if the situation would arise with my wife having -- needing medical emergency services that someone else would do the same thing in the same situation. >> the boy was checked out at the hospital and sent home okay. >> cutest little thing. >> the officer or the -- >> the baby. >> well, the officer is a good man too. >> but i can't eat him up. not like the little one. let's move on. >> move on. i know exactly what you're saying, micah. and you are very human as you always are. happy friday. mark, lay off. poor micah. we've got ourselves a nice weekend on the way, guys. it's chilly tomorrow and sunny. but 60 on sunday. then into the mid and upper 60s after that. we lost about five hours of daylight. the sun will set tomorrow at 5:39. and after the time change it will set at 4:38 in the evening. see that coming into la port county? i suspect it's snowing heavily there. of course here's hurricane tomas. which has moved between cuba and haiti today. the center of the storm has producing up to 9 inches of rain in haiti and blasting eastern cuba with heavy rains as well. 39 mile-per-hour winds, lots of rain reported there. this cool air will act as a buffer. there's the jet stream that kind of turns into a southwest flow. that's a big change from what we've seen. and that's why we're able to drive these temperatures higher. from 47 tomorrow to 60 on sunday, and we think now 68 monday though it may hold to the upper 50s far north shore towards waukegan and hit the low 70s in our southern suburbs. 68 on tuesday. both days sunny and a brisk southerly wind. then wednesday partly cloudy and 64, maybe a shower or thundershower thursday. better chance on friday and some really cool air to follow next week. we have veterans day coming up on thursday as well. have a wonderful weekend. >> you too. thank you. >> see you later. tonight's photos of the day segment captures a bit of fall in chicago as winter closes in. >> take a look at tonight's photos of the day. ♪[ music ] @v@v o@?@?@?@?@? ♪[ music ] >> those were gorgeous. >> nice work by the tribune photographers. find more photos on wgntv.com. well, no rest for the nba weary after last night' loss to the knicks, they try to amount a big comeback against the celtics in boston. rich king, fists of furry next with sports. i love my curves. but the love i have for strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake and key lime pie, mmm, it threw a curve at my curves. so i threw it right back... with yoplait light -- strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake and key lime pie. 30 indulgent delicious flavors that satisfy my love for tasty treats. around 100 calories. zero fat. now i love my curves in all the right places. yoplait. it is so good. it sweeps and it mops. your old broom just can't compare. 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