dispute tribunal courtroom. the judge in the case decided he would separate the liability judgment from the damages judgment, so in this case he found egregious and appalling behavior of the secretary-general and a variety of other actors. all of this is a matter of public record now. and he decided to have a separate trial on damages at a later date. but after several months, the judge changed his mind and decided not to have a separate trial and he said he had sufficient evidence. and we provided evidence of the damages i had suffered, and in 2013, he issued a judgment which gave me roughly 2% of my estimated losses. those losses were calculated by professionals, not by me, and they were uncontested by the u.n. so in the face of absolutely no contraverting evidence, nothing to contradict put forward, the judge decided this was only 2% of what i had estimated. he essentially knocked out anything that had to do with my losses in terms of finances and award small amount in what they call moral injury which is a c

cityg grown up in new york and read the new york herald tribune, i always lamented when the herald tribune bolted as a newspaper, went out of business in 1966. but his career continued. he worked for newsweek and reported for the washington post. he then came to capitol hill, where he worked for senator hugh scott. he was the press secretary for senator jacob gavin's. and then he went back to journalism. he went to "the national journal." more recently, we are familiar with him because he was the managing editor of "the hill" newspaper and in 2006, he joined politico. that is quite a resume. our other guest today is roger mudd who was born right here in washington d.c. he took a masters degree at the university of carolina in history. he was studying the relationship of the press with fdr's new deal. at that point, he thought he should get a little experience and see what the press was like. he took a summer job with richmond news leader. it happened that they owned a nj,io station called wr across the street. that station needed a news director. instead of going on for a phd in history, h

dispute tribunal courtroom. the judge in the case decided he would separate the liability judgment from the damages judgment, so in this case he found egregious and appalling behavior of the secretary-general and a variety of other actors. all of this is a matter of public record now. and he decided to have a separate trial on damages at a later date. but after several months, the judge changed his mind and decided not to have a separate trial and he said he had sufficient evidence. and we proponented evidence of the damages i had suffered, and in 2013, he issued a judgment which gave me roughly 2% of my estimated losses. those losses were calculated by professionals, not by me, and they were uncontested by the u.n. so in the face of absolutely no contra verting evidence, nothing to contradict put forward, the judge decided this was only 2% of what i had estimated. he essentially knocked out anything that had to do with my osses in terms of finances and award for small amount in what they call foreal -- moral in

appeals at the tribunal, thursday.hasl be going, and e provided me with much discouragement this morning, as have many others, but i am not discouraged, again because i am here for their pursuit of -- i feel like i have gotten the truth out, and people understand what happened. i was not a corrupt u.n. official who was fleeing my wrongdoing but, in fact, i was blowing the whistle of the wrongdoing of my senior colleagues and some other officials, and the final judgment in my case, we have been told, will be rendered in a pronouncement eight days later, the 27th of june, so at long last, more than seven years after all of this happened, i may be at the end of this long and winding and very tortured road, which i do not believe thinke the end, because i with the new u.s. law in place mentioned, as i requires each and every u.n. agency to adhere to whistleblower best practices or face an automatic withholding of 15% of their u.s. contribution, and that is a substantial amount of money in most cases, the u.n. is under pres

. >>> la decisiÓn del tribunal acuerdo su privaciÓn de libertad >>> luego de 3 dÍas de audiencia un tribunal leopoldo lÓpez se presente a un juicio que puede papts ner en prisiÓn por mÁs de 10 aÑos. cobra vigencia y fortaleza la frase de leo. el que se cansa pierde. >>> la esposa del dirigente polÍtico reclamÓ a la jueza que dictÓ la orden. >>> usted sabe que montar un caso que lemmon tarn una hoya Óleo poloed lopez y los estudiante. asegurÓ que le fueron negadas las pruebas evidencias y testigos presenciales para afrontar el caso acusÓ a la jueza por supuestamente ceder, a las presiones del gobierno y privar de libertad tambiÉn, a 4 manifestantes. solo para sustentar la acusaciÓn contra el polÍtico. >>> es un muchacho que no le interesa la polÍtica. >>> 2 estudiante continuaran detenidos, segÚn la fiscalÍa lÓpez es autor intelectual de la ola de protestas, contra el gobierno que desde el 12 de febrero dejÓ 42 muertos y graves daÑos materiales. >>> tienen armado un circo, con leopoldo lÓpez y marÍa corina machado ellos creen que eso distrae. los problemas cada vez son peores. seco noz la sit

tribunal.i was one of the first whistle blowers to take the ethics office which was responsible for protecting me and which i felt had done a horrendous job in protecting me, took them to the u.n. tribunal. after 40 years, the u.n. ignoring six orders of the court to turn over documents, which goes to ed's point about the lack of ax access to information in the u.n. -- u.n. system, this was their own tribunal ordering the secretary general to turn over documents on six owe indications and he didn't do so. eventually the judge turned the documents over to my attorney and me. and in my view, those documents supported my claim. so in 2012, the dispute tribunal in new york ruled in my favor. that was a very important victory for me personally, and i think for all the whistle blowers, because it was the first case of a whistle blower actually winning in the u.n. ispute tribunal courtroom. he decide today have a separate trial at a later date. after several months, the judge changed his mind not to s

donde se declarÓ no culpable de los cargos de terrorismo, las medidas se reforzaron el tribunal los hombre que iniciÓ el movimiento de las autodefensas, que se enfrentaron a los caballeros templarios... fue detenido en la comunidad de la mira, municipio de lÁzaro. >> los que se queden encargados harÁn la lista de todas las personas que quieran pertenecer a la defensa rural. >> Él 83 de sus seguidores fueron detenidos por fuerzas federales... >> a principios de mayo criticÓ la creaciÓn y pidiendo algo director presidente peÑas nieto. >> como no nos comunicamos no sabemos para donde vas tÚ?¡ >> acusado de cinco homicidios, mandÓ otro mensaje al presidente. >> no me mande mÁs investigaciones, no me mande a asesinar. >> para este especialista la forma que ocurre es sospechosamente pacÍfica. >> lo que hizo es darle un paso hacia adelante en bÚsqueda de una nueva negociaciÓn. >> fue trasladado a las instalaciones de la precuradurÍa, maría de las organizaciones amenazan con bloquear y hasta ahora se han instalado en incidentes menores. >> un juez federal abriÓ un proceso federal... segÚn e

dispute tribunal. i was one of the first whistle blowers to take the ethics officer which was responsible for protecting me and which i found did a who ren dus job in protecting me and took them to the dispute tribunal. after four years and the u.n.ic norring six orders. this was their own tribunal ordering the secretary general to turn over documents on six occasions and he didn't do so. eventual eventually, the judge turned the documents over to my attorney and me. and, in my view, those documents supported my claim. so, in 2012, the dispute tribunal order ruled in my favor. and i think for all of the whistle blowers, it was the first case of a whistle blower actually winning in the u.n. dispute tribunal courtroom. the judge in the case decided to separate the liability damage judgment. >> all of this is a matter of public record now. and he decided to have a separate trial on damages at a later date. avenue several months, he decided not to have a separate trial. heest mated 2% of miest mated losses

this is the tribune's premium book section, fiction series and membership program. this year we are also introducing a new digital bookstore through our tribune books app. please take one of the promo cards located outside for information about the app and access to special book deals. before we start, if i could ask you guys to, please, turn off your cell phones or put them on silent. we do encourage you to take pictures. just please turn the camera flash off on your cameras please. we also encourage you to post those pictures on twitter instagram and facebook using hashtag, printersrow. without further ado, it gives me great honor to welcome the chicago tribune's very own senior writer and columnist rick hogan to moderate today's program. put your hands together for rick. [applause] p.m. >> i am assuming you know which is which. fellas, this is a funny book. you might expect that from these two men if you know their tv work. it is also filled with a lot of heart and a lot amazing honesty. bill you used to be a reporter here in town. and when you were -- >> they di

el hombre debÍa presentarse ante el tribunal por un caso de droga el agente herido impidiÓ que otrasn a quien fue actriz, bailarina y cantante en la dÉcada de los 50 y 60. el actor y comediante estadounidense resultÓ gravemente herido en un accidente de trÁnsito que ocurriÓ esta madrugada en una autopista fue hospitalizado como consecuencia de las lesiones que sufriÓ despuÉs de que la limusina en la que viajaba fue impactada por un camiÓn. muriÓ una persona y otras siete resultaron heridas. estÁn enviando urgentemente provisiones a un centro en nogales que recibe a niÑos migrantes y que se estÁn quedando sin los suministros bÁsicos. los niÑos estÁn durmiÉndose en catres de plÁstico. miles de estudiantes indocumentados se graduarÁn de la secundaria, y algunos de ellos han comenzado ya a recibir becas para sus estudios universitarios. >> sueÑa con ser enfermera ganÓ una beca de 2000 $ de parte de la organizaciÓn que presta ayuda econÓmica a estudiantes destacados que ademÁs están amparados por la acciÓn diferida. >> es lo que he querido toda mi vida. poder seguir mi educaciÓn. dar un e

and tom said, the "herald" tribune is the main tijuana bullring for freelance writers. you have to be brave. so i snuck down the back stairs so my editors wouldn't see me. crossed into the testosterone zone, went to clay's office to pitch in my best store. i would've been fired by editor had seen me. so clay with his huge booming voice said, come on in. where did you come from? i said the passage in his own. he left. he said what he up for me? i told them the story in 30 seconds, about the ugly men who were having -- beautiful women to show their beach house on fire island so they could sit on the blanket and attract other beautiful girls. and he said did you go to this? i suggest. they didn't take me. he said right it just like you told me. new journalism. that was my big break. i started as a new journalist. and within a year play left the paper and started new york magazine on his own, and i was with him for his whole run. >> what was your relationship like? >> wonderful. it started as a was the older mentor, 12 years old. he was on fire as a new journalist. he liked

welcome to the 30th annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. this is our last discussion of the day. thank you all for sticking around. before we start, i'd like to give a special thank you to all the festival sponsors. mr. buhle's book is being sold in the main lobby, and he's going to be doing a book signing right outside this auditorium immediately after this discussion concludes. today's program is being broadcast live on c-span2's booktv. we're going to do a short q&a session at the end of the discussion, so when the time comes, we'll have you guys line up at the microphones to your right for the benefit of our tv viewers so they can hear your questions. if you would like to watch this program again, leads note that we're going to be -- please note that we're going to be broadcasting, reairing this discussion and all of our discussions at 11 p.m. on c-span2 both this evening and tomorrow evening. please keep the spirit of the lit fest going year round with the subscription to the printers row journal, that's the tribune's premium book sect

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. >> para los crÍticos el veredicto anunciado en este tribunal va a complicar la tarea de atraer y mantenero es el maestro sin nos los recursos que hacen falta en los son los. >> muchos otros estados siguen cuidadosamente lo que ocurre en california pero la decisiÓn acÁ serÁ apelada y no seran cambios hasta que no se resuelva en las cortes lo que podrÍa tomar meses sino aÑos, carlos botifoll, telemundo. >> lÍder opositor venezolano leopoldo lÓpez lleva 112 dÍas y no termina de celebrar sele un juicio. >> esta semana se filtraron noouf nuevas imÁgenes que han despertado preocupaciÓn su familia espera que el sacrificio de Él no sea en vano. >> esta es la imagen mÁs reciente que se conoce de leopoldo lÓpez detenido en una cÁrcel militar desde 112 dÍas. >> irreconocible. >> la fotografÍa presuntamente tomada por personal de la prisiÓn y publicada por diarios venezolanos habrÍa sido filtrada desde el calabozo al lÍder opositor de 44 se le aprecia detrÁs de gruesos barrotes. >> hoy no lo puedo ver. >> desde hace casi dos meses el director de penal donde estÁ detenido le prohibiÓ las visitas e imp

the chicago tribune, the downtown paper didn't come calling, but the new york times did. we moved to new jersey and i grew up around new york city. my dad likes to say he was providing a service because raising a child in chicago as a cub fan under illinois law is child abuse. so he said the yankees are won a couple world series so he had a chance. >> i used to tell him winning and loosing wasn't important. he would eat everything and fall asleep in the six inning which is a good policy for any cub's fan. >> but still watch this -- how many of you are still loyal cub fans? >> why? why? >> i am still a cubs fan, too. but i don't know why? >> for someone who moved at the age of five i had a lot of allegiance. my parents met at the university of illinois. >> my second senior year. >> he said it was a good thing he flunked his classes oh he would not have met my more. i had people on my wall from chicago. >> these two never had the talk of sex in this book. and there is a great deal of it. as willie writes i was thrust into a version of eyes wide shut. people were having part

this international tribunal is not set yet. the european union have been asking for the creation of this international court for months now. it seems this will be set in the near future. but for the moment, nothing has been done really. as prime minister, he will do everything he can to slow the process. it remains to be seen what will happen. if these arrests take place, there will be higher pressure from the albanian community on to serb minority in kosovo be held response before this. >> thank you. have firedÃo paulo tear gas at protesters who gathered to support a subway workers strike. that strike began five days ago and has crippled brazil's biggest city ahead of thursday's world cup opening match between brazil and croatia. most metro stations have been closed since. the workers have vowed to remain on site indefinitely. their demands have been refused. they have been told they will be sacked if they don't turn up for work today. >> there is a huge backlog of traffic continuing to clog up the roads. striking subway staff

i represent a tribunal in cambodia, they are suffering from the consequences of a rape 30 years ago. they are alone and had to leave their community. they have no money and live in poverty, and they are suffering from even physical consequences and impact of the violence committed. >> and that special tribunal in cambodia has not concentrated on sexual violence. >> in the established of the court there has been little done to address the signsment lately, recently, there has been a bit more effort because of a lot of advocacy from civil society and lawyers to push for the issue to be put on the agenda. >> thank you very much for telling us about the situation in cambodia. we'll bring you more opinions and views from across the world during this conference in london, which runs until friday. >> thank you so much. >> that's africa's worst performing currency, and it's falling on the markets. ghana has lost a third of its value. as reported, from the capital, that's having a big impact on people's savings. >> reporter: this man is worried about his savings, he's come into the foreign ch

. >> el tribunal supremo de justicia de california, decreto de que las imÁgenes grabadas por las cÁmarasden considerar autÉnticas. esto quiere decir que los fecales pueden usar informaciÓn de vita cÁmaras, evidencien contra el conductor que cometan violaciones de trÁnsito. por medio de las fotos de las placas de sus vehÍculos. >> las licencia de conducir para inmigrantes indocumentados, comenzarÁn expedir a partir del 1 de enero. >> quienes califican para tramitar este documento, antes de acudir al vip? flavio lacayo tiene la respuesta. >> tenemos los detalles, continuaciÓn. el seÑor luis rincÓn llegó con su familia una sesiÓn informativa san josÉ sobre las licencia de conducir especiales. las cuales serÁn emitidas en california partir del 1 de enero de 2015. >> un poquito mÁs para estar mÁs preparados para cuando llegue el momento. >> esperado por muchos aÑos para obtener ese documento. >> estar un poco mÁs tranquilos y poder manejar e ir al trabajo sin temor de que se pueda parar. >> de vehÍculos motorizados, california, llegÓ este venta y nos explicÓ que, desde ya, los interesados pue

the palestinian cause and the major newspapers bill syndicate that theied her column after herald tribune began to drop her one until she was muzzled silence. find loveorothy would the end ofmarriage at her life and regain her faith in god. rebecca, her work would always trump her commitment to most intimate of her relations. too late that their ambitions eroded their relationships with their husbands and sons. and anthony west terrible price. rate anthony would evice his gift as a writer, spewing articles inks and attempts to bring his mother down. comfort and even failure.n an undisciplined and mildly actor, he like his die an abusive drunk. thompson's motive ultimately that distinguished them from one another. was certain she served a higher good. because she felt she the worlded to make with god morendem perfect. wrote because she simply couldn't help it. mind was so quick and fertile and her interests were far ranging that not to do so would tandem out to suicide. they both reach the height of their professions, west was clearly the more gifted of the two women. agreed, thompson, i s

. >> blair kamin, the "chicago tribune's" pulitzer prize winning critic is leading the charge against the sign. you've called this sign a wart. >> yes, a wart is putting it politely i think. >> jon: well, i'm glad you're putting it politely because now chicago architecture critic just doing your job, you have entered the trump-a-gong. >> this was started bay third-rate architectural critic for "the chicago tribune" who i thought got fired. he was gone for a long period of time. >> jon: what the [bleeped] is wrong with you? do you have to answer everybody? how much time is there for you in day? i thought you were a successful businessman? is there no slight small enough for you to just [bleeped] let it go. remove the google news alert for your name. now, this poor architecture critic has to go on and defend his reputation. >> i don't want to get into the gutter with donald trump. i have a pulitzer prize. i wasn't fired from my job. i was on a sabbatical at harvard. >> jon: you don't get it, do you? [laughter] donald trump isn't impressed by harvard or pulitzer. the only name that impre

>> el tribunal supremo de justicia de los estados unidos tomÓ una decisión, que afectarÁ miles de indocumentadosue esperaban conseguir sus papeles. ahora verÁn sus casos atrasados por aÑos. >> activa la alerta para buscar a tres niÑos hispanos. padres de muerte la madre desaparecida. tendremos la historia mÁs adelante. >> el Único criterio que tenemos de emergencia. si uno no tiene carro. >> continuar la oposiciÓn a la clausura de un hospital local. el cierre tendrÁ un efecto negativo en la comunidad. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. ♪ ♪ >> es hora del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs premiada en el área de la bahÍa: noticias univisiÓn 14, sÓlo en las 11. >> muy buenas noches. les saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez. en alerta tras la desapariciÓn de tres niÑos de san pablo, en un caso donde el padre de la menor es lo encontraron muerto de un balazo, la patio de su casa y la madre continÚa desaparecida. flavio lacayo tiene los detalles. >> asÍ es. la madre no muy vivÍa en la misma casa en la que vivÍ el padre de los niÑos. emitieron alerta en todo el estado. Éstos son los detalles. hu soahora buscado por la po

tribune his architecture critic also hates the signs. sitting at the city's permission. the worldwide publicity this criticism has cost has not only been good for the building but a for bringing to cut into the does. >> no comment from residents get. the real-estate company says naperville ranks fourth in the list of smoggiest midsize cities in the united states. >> two-thirds of people who live here have college degrees and are plenty of country clubs. >> added to the nation's capital. the new bp love without me as a fusion of folk pop without me as a fusion of folk pop and rock. without me as a fusion of folk pop and rock. when we arrived at our hotel in new york, the porter was so incredibly careful careless with our bags. and the room they gave us, it was beautiful. a broom closet. but the best part, / worst part, was the shower. my wife drying herself with the egyptian cotton towels, shower curtain defined that whole vacation for her. don't just visit new york. visit tripadvisor new york. with millions of reviews, a visit to tripadvisor makes any destination better.

. >> okay welcome to the 30th annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. my name is tom with the festival. i want to give a special thank you to all of our sponsors. the others but will will be sold in the main lobby and 80 signing will take place outside the auditorium. the book signing will immediately follow the program. today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2's's booktv. if there's time at the end for a q&a session with the author and we have left about five minutes we ask that you use the microphone located to your right at the front of the auditorium. if you want to watch this program again our coverage will re-air at 11:00 central time on saturday and sunday. that's tonight and tomorrow. please keep the spirit of lit fest going all your description should -- subscriptsubscript ion to the premium book section fiction series a membership program. this year we are also introducing a new digital bookstore throughout tribune books app. take one of the promo cards you were handed out a map provides you information about the app and access to the

tribune"'s pulitzer prize-winning architectural winning who called the sign eco tisticcal. trump wrote: >>> well, yesterday blair was on the programme and he talked about the other signs. >> in all the great historic buildings around this building, like the rigly building, they don't have signs on them. there is a little sign on the tribune tower, where i work, and there's some other signs, but they are much smaller, they are set far back from the river, and they are not in your face. donald trump told me and said "this will be a subtle sign." this is as subtle as godzilla. >> donald trump looks forward to seeing the sign when he visits chicago in two weeks. >>> common core is a major issue for politicians across the u.s. several states decided to drop out the education standard. louisiana is the latest. jonathan martin has more. >> with controversy around the country. the maths and reading standards. louisiana governor announced his state is pulling out. >> at some point you have to say enough is enough. >> he supported common core and louisiana implemented voluntary educa

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welcome to the 30th annual chicago tribune printers row lit fest. is our last discussion of the day. thank you all for sticking around. before we start, i'd like to give a special thank you to all the festival sponsors. mr. buhle's book is being sold in the main lobby, and he's going to be doing a book signing right outside this auditorium immediately after this discussion concludes. today's program is being broadcast live on c-span2's booktv. we're going to do a short q&a session at the end of the discussion, so when the time comes, we'll have you guys line up at the microphones to your right for the benefit of our tv viewers so they can hear your questions. if you would like to watch this program again, leads note that we're going to be -- please note that we're going to be broadcasting, reairing this discussion and all of our discussions at 11 p.m. on c-span2 both this evening and tomorrow evening. please keep the spirit of the lit fest going year round with the subscription to the printers row journal, that's the tribune's premium book section,

a new fox poll shows that most americans want to see the benghazi suspect tried in a military tribunalplanned. mike huckabee agrees. why? >> i think most of us recognize that if he is in a civil trial he gets a taxpayer funded attorney. he can lawyer up. he can plead the fifth amendment. he can get access to all the evidence that will be used against him. so, we're going to be giving him all of the information as not only to what we have but how we got it. we have to go to court with every bit of information to prosecute so that his attorney and the terrorists will be able to know exactly the methods 0 getting. >> what happens in a military tribunal. >> wouldn't have access to the same level of information. wouldn't be in an open court, and it would be a very different set of circumstances -- >> those who argue for it say the criminal, our system has a way of dealing with bad guys and we'll make sure he gets just desserts. >> i don't think it's the end of the world. it's a mistake to treat him like he is a citizen because he isn't one. hit actions didn't happen on u.s. soil. so, there

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so how does one explain the anomaly of this quote that he gave to the new york "tribune" editor and the fact that he was already in the way of composing the emancipation proclamation and determined to do it? it is because a vast number of northerners did not want to continue the war. they did not want to continue to war to abolish slavery or emancipate the slaves in the where the emancipation proclamation freed them. so he had to be what he was, an extraordinary politician. i would prefer, statesman. he had to continue to keep the northern -- that is to say, the northern immigrants, primarily, who were either proslavery or so pathetic to slavery, he had to keep them in the union and keep them fighting, even though they do not want to fight to end slavery. while at the same time he knew ,hat the only way the south specially the slaveholders, could be defeated was by denying them the most important asset, which was supporting the war, mainly slavery. on the one hand i'm a you are correct in quoting mr. lincoln's comment, but on the other hand, this is a political tactic as he prepared for

and the military tribunals haven't. we haven't had anyone convicted in a tribunal whose conviction was not ultimately overturned by an appeals court. the federal courts i think are a pretty good system. from the intelligence community perspective, the important thing is he's interrogated, that he's not immediately turned over to a lawyer and kauai et cetera down. that's not what is happening in this case. >> given what michael has just said, what would be the problem with actually using our federal court system to do its job? would you have him go back to gitmo? would you have him go to gitmo instead? >> wng we should be limited to seven days for being able to interrogate this guy. >> depends on what the goals are. if the obama administration has counterterrorism and preventing future attacks at the center of the attack, i would hope they would take as much time as needed. our southern district of new york has a two decades' long history of trying terrorists. i think we do have that as an option. he's made no psych rhet

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it's a lot easier in effect to do that than send him to a military tribunal at gitmo. >> we're talking different things. my concern right now is the conviction. one way or the other, this should be a relatively easy conviction to get. i'm talking about to get intelligence that can be used to stop terrorist attacks, to find out what the makeup of ansar al sharia is and to find out how these benghazi attacks came out. my focus is not touch on the conviction but on getting the intelligence out of him, and that can take long, sustained, intensive integration. that's what i'm calling for. >> i also -- >> i'm sorry. >> finish your thought. >> i think the administration may have announced this capture too quickly. you know, why tip off his comrades that he's been captured? i would just assume leave them in doubt to make it easier for our armed forceses to capture his cohorts in this. >> that's a fair point. let me talk about iraq with you for a moment. the president's meeting with the top congressional leadership over at the white house, 3:00 p.m. eastern. they're going to review presumably u

i am so tired of reading in tth the "chicago tribune" about a public official committed a crime, pled guilty and it took a year & half so they drew pension the whole time before sentences. if we eliminated that and gave every public official a 5% raise and said contribute that to your ira you are no longer covered by public pensions. that is not what they were created for. it is for long-term professional employment. get rid of it. why have that cloud hanging over public official because 2-5 have ethical lapses and paint ugly pictures for all of the servants. >> jim, you note the history of smoking and drinking and driving and that seems like a generational kind of change. one of the recommendations, jim, in the book is about teaching ethics as part of high school curriculum. >> we require two years of social science in the high school curriculum. indiana requires three and i think that is more typical in illinois. i think one should be devoted to civics or american government at least and that clearly has elements about ethical behavior should be part of that correspondence work. >>

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this year we are introducing a digital bookstore through our tribune book app. before i begin today's program. take a moment to silence your cellphone. please turn your camera flash off. you may take pictures. in fact, we encourage you to do so and post to twitter, instagram or facebook using #printersrowfest. it is my pleasure to announce the moderator. >> i cannot think of a more appropriate discussion in 2014 and an election year too a conversation with you and the authors of the book "fixing illinois: politics and policy in the prairie state" there is a book coming out i believe on tuesday by hilary clinton called "hard choices" and that might have been a more appropriate title. on my far right is j. thomas johnson. tom was appointed president of the tax federation of illinois in 2006 and became president in january of last year. he was on the illinois revenue board and was the chairman of the gaming board as well. tom johnson. [ applause ] >> to my direct right is james nowlan. jim was a senior aid to three governors. he is president of stark county communi

cuando intentÓ ingresar con el artista al tribunal.eparÓ un operativo para arrestarlo esta madrugada y trasladarlo donde la justicia lo declarÓ en rebeldÍa por no presentarse periÓdicamente como estableciÓ el tribunal. como medida por la acusaciÓn que enfrenta por supuestamente herir a varias personas durante un tiroteo. entre la seguridad de omega y un centro comercial. (disparos) (gritos) >> yo estaba enfermo, cuando tenÍa que venir a firmar. yo trabajo y me acuesto tarde. >> la jueza fue implicable la libertad condicional tras pagar indemnizaciÓn a tres victimas fue cambiada por prisiÓn treventiva de tres meses. los abogados de omega confirmaron que solicitarÁn la revisiÓn de la medida para lograr que se revoque la prisiÓn y pueda obtener la libertad bajo fianza. pero la decisiÓn estÁ en manos de la justicia. >> gracias. y le han llovido crÍticas a la administraciÓn de obama por el intercambio de prisioneros que le dio la libertad al soldado estadounidense. 5 sospechosos de terrorismo detenidos en guantanamos fueron cambiados a camb

this year we've also introduced a new digital bookstore through the tribune books app. you've been given one of the promo cards which has information about that app and has special discounts for book deals. before we begin today's program i ask that you, please, turn off your cell phones and, please, turn the flashes off of any cameras or photographs that you have. but feel free to take photographs and post them to instagram, facebook and twitter with the hashtag printersrow. that being said, we can begin our discussion, and i'll introduce our moderator, geoffrey stone. >> hi. my name's geoffrey stone i'm a professor of law at the "pu'iversity of chicago, and it's my pleasure to have the opportunity to have this conversation with john d'emilio. i've long admired john's work. i drew upon have drawn upon his work in the past, and i had the opportunity to read his latest book that we're here to discuss today, "in a new century: essays on queer history, politics and community life," and it's a terrific read, and i highly recommend it. john is a professor of gender and women

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and that very much was a theme not just for the tribune or for german-americans, but really all the way through for most of the country. i think people wanted to stay out. we'd had a horrible time in the depression, and some of the central characters in a.j.'s book are very much of that thinking. starting with henry ford and also charles charles lindbergh who plays a big role in this. >> that's true. ford and lindbergh were the two most famous anti-war person at the time, very honored civic beings, and they were very much against us being in this war. lindbergh was not -- he didn't run it, but he was part of an organization called america first. has anybody heard of america first? anybody remember? okay. so gerald ford was part of this group, e.e. cummings and i believe walt disney, i think? that i have to fact check. but it was the biggest anti-war group in the country, and lindbergh was touring the nation giving speeches saying, you know, we have to stay out of this war. if we get in this war, it's going to be the biggest catastrophe in the history of our nation, which in a way it was

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in 1862, lincoln made his famous reply to the publisher of the new york tribune, and everyone knows this. his primary mission as president was to save the country. he would do so, if it meant not freeing any slaves at all. he also pointed out that if saving united states meant freeing some, or even all of the slaves, he would do that. what i do about slavery and the colored race, i do because i believe it helps to save the union. what i do about slavery, i do to save the united states. by the third year of the war, lincoln and the majority of the people in the united states had come to the conclusion that restoring the union was not enough. they would never be a permanent united states so long as slavery was allowed to exist. as horace greeley observed, slavery is the cause of treason and everywhere sustains it. slavery had to be destroyed and the nation was to be reunited. otherwise, slavery would continue to threaten the long-term stability and security of the united states. if the united states and not eliminated what had caused the war it would only be a matter of time it would have

. >>> el tribunal considera que esta prohibiciÓn se excedÍa. >>> la corte suprema de justicia fallÓ contraque pedÍan derrocar la ley. >>> momento de pÁnico, viviÓ una familia en california... (disparos). >>> quedaron atrapados en medio de fuego cruzado, el padre graÓo lo que pasaba mientras agaches dos en su autores guardaban su vida. >>> con esto una pausa al regreso, una experta revela las pro feksz profesiÓn que mÁs oportunidad da a las mujeres hispanas. . la llaman la narco mami y es la mÁs poderosa en el mundo de la droga en mÉxico. maÑana en >>> la oficina de censo dio a conocer que la comunidad asiÁtica que mas creciÓ en estados unidos en 2013 aunque historpÁnicos siguen siendo la mayor minorÍa. california lider los estados con mÁs hispanos y ahÍ esta el condado con mÁs poblaciÓn hispa hispana, los Ángeles el estado que mÁs creciÓ el aÑo pasado fue texas con poblaciÓn hispana. y por cierto esmÁs aumenta la demanda por trabajadores latinos. >>> y las mujeres hispanas han sabido sacar provecho a esto, veam veamos. >>> sandra lleva 3 aÑos buscando trabajo y ademÁs, que su inglÉs no es

. >> despuÉs de un intenso debate el tribunal de justicia fallÓ a favor de la privacidad.nel messi sea considerado el mejor del mundo debe ganar un mundial. la pulga en la primera fase ha cargado con argentina en sus hombros. en la siguiente ocasiÓn el enano lo castigaba con golazo de tiro libre. argentina cerraba la fase de grupos con victoria 3 2 con gol de marcos o rojo y estÁ en octavos de final de manera perfecta. bosnia querÍa despedirse con victoria. se fue con victoria tres a uno, en su debut de los mundiales. francia ya con boleto en mano, ecuador con posibilidades pero se mostraron desinteresados. marcador final empate sin goles. honduras suiza, la hache logrÓ poco en el mundial shaquiri, anotÓ los tres de la victoria suiza ante honduras que dijo adiÓs. en octavos de final el lunes francia estarÁ enfrentando a nigeria y el martes a la una de la tarde argentina suiza. a la una de la tarde argelia rusia y repÚblica de corea ante bÉlgica. recuerde que este viernes tendremos el estreno del documental mÁs que un balÓn. >> es la suma de historias, ciencia y deporte. mÁ