in chicago, mike tobin, fox news. >>> day long tensions in oakland.testers thrown out of a meeting. they gathered as alameda county discusses a funding for an alameda police training exercise. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. urban shield is designed to train the s.w.a.t. officers. they go through training, over the course of 48 hours. protesters say this leads to the militarization of police. today, they asked the alameda county board of supervisors to cut funding for urban shield. ktvu's henry lee is outside of the supervisors meeting. they just made a decision. >> reporter: within the past hour, the board of supervisors voted 4-1 to approve funding for urban shield for this spot. this came after a hearing that lasted for more than three hours. there was plenty of high emotion, as opponents of the sheriff shield program urged the board not to fund it for another year. one person who hoped to speak was picked up by deputies after protesters yelled at the sheriff's commander who spoke in favor of it. critics are blasting ur

mike tobin was witness. the president just wrapped up 20 miles south of cleveland. was there, mike? >> he certainly did meander through subjects. he started talking about how you can't win if you don't win ohio. h he talked about investing $200 billion federal dollars which would obligate state and local governments to spend $1.5 trillion on crumbling infrastructure. he put some pressure on congress to move legislation so the jobs can get started in the first place. here's the president. >> congress now has the opportunity to build on this momentum and to act on a common sense plan that will make our economy stronger, our roads faster and our families safer. we want a safe country. we want safety. >> up to 400,000 jobs the white house says will be created. above average pay. according to the president, 32% above average for the skilled trades. the president touched on something that is a familiar refrain. 40% of the bridges you drive over were built before man walked on the moon. >> shepard: wow. that's a stat. >> sherrod brown from ohio said there's no guarantee tha

mike tobin is tracking the primaries and results. od evening, mike. >> too close to call about governor rauner, the incumbent, just gave his victory speech here in chicago. he can't escape the fact that he had a very tight race. the challenger, very conservative state representative, gave him are a run for the money. governor rauner had a tough first year. he was beat and a budget standoff. his promises for tax cuts resulted in a tax hike. he signed what's called a trust act. codecs: sanctuary state bill. the conservative base was upset. what we heard from governor rauner here and what he called the victory speech is "i heard you." it's going to be an interesting challenge for him because he's going to need to galvanize the conservative base in illinois, the republican base before he faces what we now know will be j.b. pritzker, the billionaire heir to the hyatt hotels fortun fortune. the "chicago tribune" reported pritzker hidden money overseas to avoid paying taxes. he overcame it by overwhelming the airwaves in the campaign with mo

mike tobin looks at why the incumbent is getting such opposition from a member of his own party. >> stateepresentative jeannie ives supported the campaign of bruce rauner for governor. now she is his opponent in what's become a toxic primary. >> he betrayed everything he said he was going to do. on top of that, he betrayed our values. >> the governor's first term angered conservatives. he lost a budget standoff to the democrat majority. bruce rauner's promise for tax cuts became a tax hike. he signed a bill expanding abortion coverage through medicaid, signed the trust act which prevents detention of illegal immigrants. ives generated attention with an ad. actors played illegal aliens, extreme feminist, and transgenders thinking rauner for his policies. disregarding that ives is one of the controversial -- >> nothing can be further from the truth but you see governor rauner has millions of dollars to lie about me and he knows i don't have millions to counterattack. >> a 20-point lead, governor rauner prefers to ignore ives focusing on the general election. if he gets there, he will likely

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mike tobin is live in richfield. mike?er: and, dana, this is the president getting on the road to sell the plan he unveiled in february. we know his comments today will involve mentioning that 40% of the bridges you drive over were built before man walked on the moon. he said he will transform the

mike tobin is following this story from chicago. what do we know about this case? >> sadly, we know that a wife is a widow and two kids are without their father today. by all appearances, 38-year-old philip meacham was off duty at the time but he was tracked down and killed in cold blood. the gunman, according to police reports, impersonated a police officer, and shot him after 5:00 p.m. the fake copy and the killer, he allegedly ran from the scene, and took off driving. he made it 30 miles across state lines to tennessee, where ultimately, he was tracked down. he was shot and killed a short time after that. we do not know the motive for the original murder. if meacham was targeted and killed, the police chief said only that in a small town like hopkinsville, kentucky, it's likely the two of them knew each other. >> sandra: how did authorities track down decoursey? >> a tip, he was spotted at a hotel coming out of tennessee. decoursey asked someone for a cigarette and that individual called into police and said they had seen someone matching that description. a u.s

mike tobin is live in richfield. mike? >> reporter: and, dana, this is the president getting on the road to sell the plan he unveiled in february. we know his comments today will involve mentioning that 40% of the bridges you drive over were built before man walked on the moon. he said he will transform the infrastructure from the point of frustration to the point of incredible pride. speaker of the house paul ryan tweeted the update to the infrastructure is long overdue. you mentioned it briefly in your intro. it will involve a $200 billion federal investment that will obligate state and local government to spend $1.5 trillion to get the job done. here's the deputy press secretary. >> the reason we want that, we want local officials making decisions. we want local governments, state governments with skin in the game. when you have that, they're going to make better decision about what needs to be funded in their state and local communities. >> reporter: and the white house estimates the plan will generate some 200,000 to

fox news's mike tobin is live in reach field, ohio, with the very latest. hi, mike. reporter: david, the president's speech was all over the map but ultimately he got down to the business selling this plan to the american public. a plan to invest 200 billion federal dollars and obligate state and local governments spend 1.5 trillion to get the job done as the president described the crumbling infrastructure. a executive order streamlining the permitting process. the president, a developer in his former life if you will, knows how the permits and paperwork can bog a job down for years. >> we will completely transform the horrible and costly and broken permitting process. the current permitting system is a disaster. takes forever. it adds tremendous costs and years and years of endless delay to infrastructure mr. projects all across the country. we'll get rid of the bureaucracy that wastes time and kills jobs. reporter: up to 400,000 jobs will be created according to the president, above average wages. 32% above average talking about the skilled trades. the president m

senior correspondent mike tobin takes a look at the evidence from chicago tonight. >> the aclu is tome for chicago's 2016 increase in violent crimes, that according to a new study from the university of utah. >> we have a collection of data that come together to make it clear that causation exists here. >> the study concludes that burdens placed on the city's police force have taken their toll. protest erupted in 2015 in response to a video of black teenager look juan mcdonald bank shot to 16 times by a chicago police officer. in the aftermath, the aide don't mock the aclu chicago police reach an agreement to address accusations of racial profiling. police officers were required to fill out elaborate cards after stop and frisk spray to take 15 to 20 minutes to complete. as a result, stops dropped by 82% in 2016. homicides jumped by 58%. chicago endured an additional 1100 gun crimes. the study examined other factors, from anger on the streets, to the opioid epidemic. it concluded that the aclu effect of the anomaly and cops are discouraged from checking suspicious people for weapons.

senior correspondent mike tobin is in chicago tonight. >> in cash-strapped illinois, a couple of richaign the most expensive governor's race in the nation. multimillionaire and incumbent republican governor bruce rauner, if he wins the primary, will likely face billionaire and political newcomer, heir to the hyatt hotel fortune. trailing with cash and phone numbers, jeannie ives, she campaigns aggressively on what she claims is a betrayal of conservatives by the incumbents. ives said the conservative base of dents and franchise independence will motivate to vote bruce rauner out. >> this is a man who put in sanctuary state, abortion, a state that is bankrupt, who won't even say the president's name are associated with him. republican voters are very upset with bruce rauner. he has governed like a liberal. >> meet jeannie ives... a swig of the democratic governors association labeled and with a add labeling ives as too conservative for illinois the bruce rauner camp said that was a backhanded attack to manipulate conservatives and vote ives in. >> they know that i am going to beat them