order of police chicago lodge 7. anthony, let's start with you. this is so both heartbreaking and infuriating. we have a world of violence across the globe. heart breaking stories every day. but as americans, i can't imagine we find this level of violence in a city as spectacular as chicago, with its rich history, acceptable. what do we do? >> the biggest problem i think right now in chicago is they're not breaking it down into three different groups of what's plaguing our city. got incredible amount of narcotics that come through the city of chicago. got an enormous amount of guns on the street, almost 5200 guns have been recovered. we have a sale of stolen merchandise out of the criminal element on the street, it's a multimillion dollar industry. so you don't just have gang bangers running around shooting each other. this is a fight over territory. this is a fight over who's making money on the street. in you can't get to the streets and say, hey, you got to stop the narcotics that are coming in by the boat loads a

good night from chicago.applause] todd: 1 to fox news at night, and outright battle between former president obama and his successor, donald trump. he is back and unloaded a scathing tweet on the current president, the republican party and donald trump's supporters, the president responding by pointing to the economy. his message will resonate more effectively with voters as we march into the mix terms 60 days to go. you won't want to miss juan williams and jason chaffetz. who said was in this clash of titans.

kill back to my roots tell me about chicago a little bit is a day here different stories about chicago different things going on you know what's the truth tell me the real deal. so i think i've seen sort of all sides of chicago i've worked with a tutor on the south side so. experience some of the gang violence you see where there was one night were. there was a parent teacher conference and as the parents were leaving the school there was a shooting and five people were shot and then the north side everything's great and dandy it's just amazing. the difference between the two sides you know how does affect you you're starting out just a place to grow your business your family or is it becoming too stressed roles or too much violence or what how do you feel now that i think it's sort of like up and coming areas in chicago it's i would still recommend she still love it i still love it it's still happening it's a great sports town yeah exactly i do have an inferiority complex about being you know not as great as new york city and. you know tell the truth and i think i think chicago's got

like chicago. yeah chicago i'm from new york so like i like new york. i'm from the so i have my cameras to sing let's. enjoy nice to meet you. too that's going to be really that's going to be really. ok you got. thank you. stephen can't get enough of this during phase two three and its fans can't get enough of the real. thing what. what. you. got. nothing to stand there is can there. be. pretty rocking. everybody gloves rio. set for these two. steven is making all types of new friends. call the pomeranian. scum. iranian but with polman from. pomerania. this dog to be russian ok. actually pomeranians are from germany and poland from a region called pomerania. do so for tricia projects steve in the rio continued their pilgrimage into the city. so stephen can have more meaningful conversation but have to take time. and. that was. through my homeys just chillin bro i love this guy. jimmy is your name i'm steven powell the system he just came from and he sure first . so my first post. my first puppy dog i used to make fun of guys that were friends with dogs

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return to the depot to the bits i do gratis for chicago. for free to meet you guys good to meet god bless you and you to see later after helping this family discover one food item that everyone knows about in chicago steven decides to head to a restaurant to meet up with an old friend and hopefully find skies. so we were over at. this barber shop with sue me and. it was incredible incredible just to come to chicago and and hear from local people what's going on where they think what why do they think certain problems exist. finally oh . there he is you know not in the desert you know hitchhiking my way here look at where stevie be you know leavin me out there you ran up the motorcycle check like i know where to go i know right i was in the middle of the cone it's funny that's not how we remember it her brother referred to her clean states you have to head out for kaiser report things that. go bust right all right i finally found. you know it took me like half an hour look at all our chicago thank you for your commitment to the field you kne

and telemundo chicago in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. good evening. i'm carol murray, political editor of nbc five chicago. we are broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour, we will explore the tough issues facing the state. tonight we hear from the candidates for governor. our forum is sponsored by nbc five chicago and telemundo chicago in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. here now are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. private jd pritzker, businessman and philanthropist. republican governor bruce rauner , a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian grayson cash jackson, who retired from the navy after 20 years, and republican state senator sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you all for coming. our forum is a roundtable conversation and not a formal debate. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee and i won't hop hesitate to call offsides, holding, or personal f

at the university of illinois and chicago. democratic congressman luis gutierrez, moveon.org, black lives matter and other leftist groups organize thousands of protesters to swarm the venue. there were scuffles and violence. the security threat was so intense that the trump campaign decided to cancel the rally. if you can't beat them, intimidate them. today's kavanaugh spectacle was revealing. it shows the democrats' enduring rage over the election of 2016. they just cannot get over it. and although kavanaugh is supremely qualified, extremely well regarded as a selection for the high court, he must be opposed because of the man who nominated him. this absurd political jacking -- jockeying today but democratic 2020 hopefuls was as disruptive as it, frankly, was embarrassing. >> good morning. i welcome everyone to this confirmation hearing on the nomination of -- >> mr. chairman? >> -- brett kavanaugh. >> mr. chairman, i'd like to be recognized for a question before we proceed to. >> mr. chairman, if we could just respond to tha

editor of nb c5 chicago. we're broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour we will explore the tough issues facing in state. tonight, we hear from the candidates for governor. our forum is sponsored by n bchb krchc5 chicago and telemundo in partnership with the urban league and the union league of chicago. here are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. democrat j.b. pritzker, private businessman and philanthropist. republican governor bruce rauner, also a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian gracin kash jackson who retired from the navy after 20 years. and republican state senator sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you all, gentlemen, for coming. >> thank you. >> our forum is a round table conversation, it's not a formal debate. all candidates may not ask all questions. >> it's a no filibuster zone and i won't hesitate to call, pass interference, foul. and most of the questions from me sh me, audience or colleagues, political reporter mary anne ahern an

any or governor sponsored by an 85 chicago and the union league of chicago. now are the dates in the order they appear. mr. pritzker philanthropist and businessman. libertarian t4 retiring from the navy after 20 years. thank you all for coming. with that roundtable conversation they will not necessarily be asked the same questions i am the referee no filibuster. well most of the questions are from my colleagues even from telemundo reporter. joining the conversation on social media to begin i would like to ask a specific question to each of you mr. pritzker it has followed you through to the election use saved hundreds of thousands of dollars to have toilets disconnected so first of all who unhooks all the toilets? >>. >> thank you very much also think you to telemundo and nbc for 50000 people across the county of cook seek to have test every single year just like the governor did and so did i do love a little bit and had a reassessment on all properties that was a deduction but we no longer receive that. >> know we followed the rules so many people across the

max lost in chicago stephen has a new copilot look rio we're in chicago. i'll tell you something else right now rio i like big cities brother for new yorkers right but i come to chicago i got a lot of old friends here we've got great deep dish pizza. and look. i think both of us we need a little cleanup going to find a partner shop help your buddy can find stuff for you to get all cleaned up nice and pretty sound good. in search of a barber shop steven finds a cornerstone in the sell side neighborhood to get cleaned up and speak with the owner to get his perspective on what's happening in america from best of. them also big brother star i have heard i'm good sir i love to get cleaned up if you have some availability i got a man standing by ready for you margot young lady we're going to give you a shampoo for if you're going to take a hit go free thank you do me a favor have a seat with your writing thanks all right. while waiting steven decides to photo bomb some selfies. through a special client mr rooney is good with shampoo all for big growth. and also

that really hurt the city of chicago.ve to make sure that we spread the developments so that chicago can be the royal class city that we all know it could be. but you are never going to get rid of the violence. >> laura: while you can't have development without street safe streets. >> the first responsibility of government at every level is to provide for the physical security of the constituents. it's a chicago democrats have failed to do so time and time again. the idea of this policy of containment, like there is a bunch of george kennan's running around in chicago containing violence, and these poor neighborhoods that have been turned into shooting galleries, most residents are law abiding. they are more worried about the layout than they are about protecting black families in the city of chicago. >> okay gentlemen, thank you very much. programming note, we will soon be airing a "the ingraham angle" special. saving chicago, a town hall from the windy city. be on the lookout for that. when return, the white house is pu

gal advanced together really so i'm coming to chicago. because she's got one of the best restaurants in the entire city this is your own place. going down the road is fantastic garlic onions everything that make it turns out. so those same low beams and food young man here . cube stand the kinds of the pork bellies yeah we were surprised to say let's do let's talk. i don't maximus mean shit right what's your name max. max yeah. i love that it. basically if you tell us you know i go yeah i've been here my whole life really watch our show i mean what you heard about two years so are you the only one in your circle of friends that watches my show because whenever i show off a town it's usually one person and they are kind of like it's a secret to guilty pleasure i'm actually scheduled to be an sharknado part seven which will start shooting sometime in two thousand and twenty four it's a bit of a guilty pleasure. what do you study window and i want to i'm twenty six studied finance university of chicago called the ball university all right wa

in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. >> good evening. i am carol. political editor of nbc five, chicago. we're broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour world explore tough issues. will hear from candidates from governor. our form is sponsored by nbc five chicago partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club here are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. democrat jb pritzker, private businessman and philanthropist. republican governor, bruce browner, a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian, a grayson cash jackson who retired from the navy after 20 years. republican senator, sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you for coming. our form is a roundtable conversation. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee i will not have hesitate to take control. nbc five chicago political reporter, marianne ahearn and reporter carlo. at home you can join the conversation on social media by using the #, il

borja: dado en chicago en el dÍa del trabajo.se espera que manifestantes salgan a las calles a exigir mÁs oportunidades econÓmicas. estamos en vivo desde el lugar de la noticia. carolina: las fuertes lluvias viviendo de la tormenta tropical corden. amenazan varios estados del paÍs. te contamos las precauciones que tienes que tomar. borja: se reportan balacera en san bernardino, california Ón. borja: somos borja a vocen ausencia de carolina nos acompaÑa nuestra querida compaÑera maity. maity: gracias por estar aquÍ conmigo y con borja. borja: manifestantes planear un cierre general del segundo aeropuerto mÁs congestionado del paÍs nos referimos al chicago hear. hoy en uno de los mayores dÍas de trÁnsito de viajeros como el labor day.lÍas por ja: dicen que hay mucha falta de educaciÓn y las oportunidades econÓmicas, sobre todo en el lado sur enel lado este. vamos con viviana Ávila. viviana: hola, efectivamente esta protesta avanza y continuamos con la policÍa estatal de illinois, de este lado bloqueando el paso de los manifestantes

>> in chicago, it's a tale of two cities, maybe it's five cities but chicago is a beautiful city. if you go downtown, i have an office downtown in construction and millennium park, it's amazing but you go for miles south or two miles west and it's a literal war zone. and we're working, not very smart but my epiphany was if you wanted to reduce shooting, you had to work with the guys who were doing the shooting. you didn't work around the edges so i started spending timetalking to guys on the street, talking to policy folks, talking to cops . i go to two guys it is a month in jail asking them and we do better? what would it take? and it was amazing hearing from the guys. what's the grand bargain everybody has a price. what do we have to pay you to put down the gun . and it was stunning, dozens and dozens of conversation, it was nothing like $12 an hour. it's a myth that these guys are getting rich on the streets and they're tired of getting shot and tired of the police cases and tired of getting locked out. i said you're serious? ifwe would pay you that, you would walk away? we're

if they're a politician and so if you want to call yourself a chicago no chicago organizer -- works theirstripes, trust a politician ever. and so i'm probably going to get this trouble and never get invited to any obama foundation events after this talk. but i thought he heard me say this before so they invited me to stuff. who knows -- so -- >> we were i think we're at the end of our time charlene will be around to sign people's books so stay and do that. i do. the to say two quick things before you go, one is that we are in new york right now about to try to elect a new governor. no, sorry. elect a governor. so you know there's a prime coming up on 17th and we countrily have a guy in office and they'll choose whether he'll stay there or not but in meantime he has enormous power to be able to grant clemency to free people from prison. and he is not using that authority, he has commuted 12 sentences in eight years. he has given about 160 partens that's ridiculous. there are 51,000 people in currently incarcerated in the state. that could be freed by him tomorrow if he wanted to do that. t

so i will say this again but chicago that overwhelming majority were black latino kids. but our country didn't value black and brown kids to take white kids being killed that fast forward a couple years with the sandy hook massacre but that was his worst day in office mine was the next day two or three days later. none of us with our worst nightmares think of the principal being killed. but after that we still got nothing done. not that we don't value black and brown but not enough. or anybody's kids. and with policy that gun issue that doesn't happen in australia were my wife is from or england or japan or south korea. this is a made in america problem a tiny% of kids get hurt in schools it is the safest place concerts baseball diamonds or churches and we simply lack the political will to change we are held captive by the nra that post sandy hook i was very pessimistic i didn't know how we would break through. and parkland florida they have been extraordinary with the march on washington with the south and west side. and now i am more hopeful. and failing to keep our ki

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you are here to see but unfortunately it got worse in chicago.coming home and leaving dc and thinking of all the professional and educational, athletic, all the opportunities chicago have given me i wanted to go back and help out this is a crisis. to go back and not work did not feel right into work now with the young men who are most likely to shoot and be shot in a virtually that profile is not the same. it some of the hardest heartbreaking, most inspiring and definitely the most humbly work i've ever done. >> host: how do you engage with these young people? >> guest: in chicago, the tale of two cities, maybe it is five cities but it is a beautiful city. go downtown, it's gorgeous, i'm in office downtown and millennium park, it's amazing but you go for myself and 2 miles west and it's a little war zone, at times. we are working not very smart but my epiphany was if you wanted to reduce shooting you had to work with the guys doing the shooting. you had to work around the edges. i started spending time talking to guys in the street talking to pol

right now the city of chicago is in thprocess of obtaining a consent de cree that will re chicago policee chicago police department being enforced by a federal judge. this is a story that's still very much in motion. i think once he verdict cmes down, there will be a sense, some people in the city that either justicwas done or justice was not done and depending upon where you stand, they'll have that sense. but it feels like the sto been very much in motion. the build up to this moment was decades inn'he making. i think that a single moment is going to resolve the tension ben twd and chicago's black community. >> we're also have this conversation and th trial is unfolding against a national back drop. a lot of other high pro police shootings in which those officers were either acquitted or there were mistris in several other states across the country with the recent exceptions of course the dallas case last week, right. i wonder how you think chicago fits in to that larger picture. we're talk big a city where we mentioned earlier no chicago police officer has been convicted of murder for

for example, the president of chicago and his senior faculty have adopted the chicago principles. it's a restatement of they have always believed. they basically say free speech is a part of the university of chicago. the president of princeton says as a tactic, he tries to make having controversial speakers so routine that it is not an event. tosomeone is looking around stir trouble, they will have to come every three days because it happens. i havere tactics that learned from. adopting the chicago principles, the tilling the hecklers'veto and making your campus one where there are many points of view is routine. those are two diffuse the possibility of a big explosion over free speech. mr. rosenstein: i have plenty more questions of my own. i would like to invite the audience, if you have notecards past those forward. takeenator is prepared to unscripted question. take advantage of that opportunity. let me follow up by asking you what you think is the best pathway forward. you have spoken eloquently about the notion that colleges should treat intellectual diversity like other fo

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here. >> now you are back in chicago. tell me about that. >> formative experience going to my mother's after's after school program we thought in young people who didn't always have the most functional families, we saw that -- those high expectations created for now to close these achievement and opportunity i would be for a program to play basketball when i was 14 there were guys that were older than me but also industry life was helping to protect those passages. you don't understand gun violence as a kid but i53 now but that was 40 years ago i felt that loss. try to balance budgets and religion operation but is not easy but much easier than doing with the loss of life. we lost a child every two 1/2 a half weeks during my tenure but on the bus, at home, in the living room getting ready to go to school at his ak-47 200 yards away hundred yards away. luckily not afterschool but trying to make sense of it by far was the hardest thing that i did. i very nerdy when our family left chicago site that we were at rock bottom and

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mathematician and there is an appeal made to the president of chicago. he didn't respond directly we don't find intellectual fraud. so it's very hard to find the places that are not somehow caving a little obviously st. john's colleges are committed and are admirable institutions and there is always hillsdale but there is no federal money so they are impervious to the federal demands to check the various boxes but it is tough the next step is homeschooling for college or getting a tutor. you find a white male phd who cannot get hired because he isn't doing face paintings and have them take your child around to rome and the roman empire and will learn a lot more than in most colleges today. >> from the civil rights coalition let's go beyond the crybaby syndrome of what my mentor calls the failure of the human intellect and assume that the students of higher education can get past racism and discrimination that as the institution can be inclusionary you can hire people who have not been hired before without the double standards. so do you move beyond the p

charles: a blockbuster out of chicago today.ocratic mayor rahm emanuel calling it a day, announcing he will not seek a third team. this unfolding as the city faces a wave of violent crimes, murders through the roof. an alarming number go unsolved. with me now, a fox news analyst who was born and raised in chicago. how surprise rd you about this news? >> it's not a matter of me being surprised. how happy am i about the news. ecstatic that rahm emanuel is not running for a third term. this has been one of the most chaotic years of my life having my family almost murdered in the street about a mayor who chose to do nothing about its most vulnerable citizens. we can rejoice by the fact that the cancer is being cut and also look to repair the body. now from my perspective is a matter of who can be the next mayor of chicago who is actually going to care about the citizens, not just the rich, but all citizens within the city of chicago. and that's going to be a growing, growing list. but's one individual who's been on our network a lot

racial divisions really scarred the city of chicago and the chicago city council. the city of chicago, for those who wish to go down memory lane, yorally elected a black mal in 1982. steve: harold washington. rep. gutierrez: harold washington. he got elected in 1983. it was a three-way race and he wins the democratic primary. that into electoral politics, i'm in my 20's, i'm not that into electoral politics, i'm pretty cynical about the electoral process, but here's what i realized, that the democratic party, that dan rostenkowski, chairman of the ways and means committee, counselor to presidents of the united states, i kind of figured c -- soocrati i said to myself, no. you can say you weren't there for the civil rights movement, you would like to of been, you would ever liked to have done more against apartheid, you would have liked to have marched with women for the right to vote, if only was my turn to step up. so i joined his campaign, because there was a clear demarcation for me about politics in chicago. you could be a democrat and we could have a democratic

what does chicago need for a new leader. gianna caldwell joins us.ny people have been calling for this. how pivotal is this moment for chicago? >> a victory for all chicagoans. i believe our network has exposed rahm emanuel for what he truly is which is a failed leader. murders had an impact on his decision, it was yesterday, it was a failure on his part not to solve the crisis. it is a complete and total failure to solve the crisis when it comes to schools especially education is a big problem in the city of chicago, and the mayor came in, he failed on every end. this time to step aside. heather: since memorial day a few short months ago, 1000 shootings in chicago. >> the intellect, the compassion and the know how to handle the issues that impact our residents in the city of chicago. we must also mention in 2016 the city had a 71% rate of murders that are not clear compared to the city of new york who had an 80% clearance rate for the national average, 60% clearance rate. this is something that must be solved on a major scale and there is one indivi

to be a civilian in chicago than a u.s. iraq to put that in perspective. the thing is the 17-year-old who was shot by police. the mayor fought hard to make sure that video was not released. when video was released it showed he had not lunged, he stumbled before he was shot. mishandling this police shooting not 6 people who were killed over weekend, but this police shooting has caused him to have at least a dozen primary challenges. liz: marie this problem is so long in the making and still a problem, what is going on in chicago, how do you fix it. >> if there were a simple answer, i think rahm emanuel or other mayers would have tried it, there are serious problems, there are gang problems, there are weapon flows coming in indiana, where there are fewer regulations. and there are a lot of problem, and a middle class flight in part out of chicago. people are wealthy by middle class looking to suburbs, there are complicated problems managing the city, i don't think one person has a perfect answer, but clearly there are other p

that, he came to chicago, he organized there.in a very particular context. he's very briefly, i'm a commitment to organizing in chicago. that is a part of, and i'm always, i spent six years struggling between doing national work, be it when i was at national action and doing local work in chicago. and it's something i struggle with consistently. and really wanted to have authentic relationships in chicago and i just pop off of the gums across the country about what happens at chicago because ihappen to have an address in the city . i do real work in the city, for real. so it's very important to me. i also think our politics are very different. they're very different. i think maybe seven years ago our politics would have been a lot more similar for sure. we would have been neck and neck around what we believe in. but i talk it about it in the book that we are the first iteration of movement ever organized under a presidency of a black person. nobody has ever continued with thatin the united states of america ever area so it's inhe

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chicago just walked out of the convention.cinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we are setting up our own union. ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit, will not even be in the af of l. you are staking your hand on a wild gamble. narrator: in the month of december in 1914, they gathered at webster hall, and they took the gamble. >> it's in our dream to give security to our members, security with individual freedom. lincoln said a nation cannot exist half slave and half free. neither can a man. we cannot exist free politically but slaves industrially. >> dear brother. a group inmed milwaukee. hungarian. narrator: starting with nothing, empty pockets and a barrel of hope, organizing new york and chicago, wisconsin and new jersey, baltimore and boston, kentucky, missouri, ohio, montrÉal, toronto, pennsylvania. >> dear brother hillman, maybe you can come to our assistance. we had a little strike down here in philadelphia. our business agent got thrown in jail. i haven't got to buy postage stam

foley john hendren in chicago thank you for that. crimes against humanity going on unabated in burundi say u.n. investigators who blame it in part on hate speech from the president haunting me the u.n. says they off you will bodies in the streets than before but this just sells a shift in tactics. reports. some political analysts say bruni's recent problems began three years ago when president announced he was running for a third term the constitutional court ruled in his favor ok protesters took to the streets they said couldn't deezer was violating the constitution which then limited presidents to no more than two terms in office security forces violently disperse protesters killing some injuring and arresting. some army officers organized a coup when couldn't diesel was at a summit in neighboring tanzania but it failed the government shut down some privately owned radio stations accusing them of participating in the overthrow attend tens of thousands of civilians continue to feed to tanzania rwanda and the democratic republic of c

back to you in chicago.avid: the senate race is still thought to favor republicans after the midterm but many pundits have moving the democrats way. with the spectacle of the brett kavanaugh confirmation, we welcome the man challenging sherrod brown for the ohio senate seat up for election, congressman jim renacci who currently represents ohio 16 in the north of the state. he joins us from the capital. it to have you with us. >> thank you, david, glad to be with you. david: so much in the news dominated by judge kavanaugh. looking to your senate race, the polls indicate you have a ways to close with sherrod brown. what this help you or hurt you? cap in november and this is helping because are tired of what is going on. the senate seem so broken, people have asked if i want to go there and it is broken because democrats say the standard of conduct before somebody can get confirmed to the supreme court. if they were going to set a standard of contact, they better look at their own members. that they will hold

>> because the locals are in new york, chicago, baltimore, that's the reason.h for us to get out there. >> so why nashville? why not alaska? [train sounds] narrator: beg, borrow, scrape together the money for train fare. >> nashville, all out for nashville. >> new york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, philadelphia, baltimore or late with their dues and they will not be seated. >> we were all on strike, we didn't eat, how can we pay dues? >> the right to speak. >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> brother in the balcony is out of order. >> that the brother in the balcony be heard. >> the delegate from chicago is out of order. >> listen, we just came in from nashville. chicago just walked out of the convention. >> yes, and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia, and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we are setting up our own union. ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit, will not even be in the af of l. you are out of your mind, staking your hand on a wild gamble. narrator: in the month of december in 1914,

problems withthe being in chicago, you do not get the cues. i am in chicago.york running the show. i will be talking to hank paulson later. alix: we will all week of before that. we have breaking data coming out. durable goods, a preliminary read for august, coming in at 4.5%, way above expectations and light years away from the read we saw in july. if you take out things like transportation, the rice is a little bit softer, just up by about .1%. shocker, jobless claims still around that 49-year low. wholesale inventories and retail inventories building a little bit. that is probably a trade distortion because you want to be building before tariffs going to affect. a final refer gdp for the second quarter, third read, coming in line with what we thought, 4.2%. those durable goods numbers blowing it out of the park. david: that is what i was going to say, 4.5%, and the survey was 2%. what does that tell us about investment? that is fascinating, a shocker. alix: but business agreement orders ashley show the first to klein in five months, -- first decline in five

we see gun trafficking as a major problem in chicago. trafficking from out-of-state guns coming into illinois is a huge problem. we have tried to tackle issues in the general assembly. there was a package of law passed earlier in the year that the governor signed to try to address gun violence. at the end of the day, when it comes to gun violence in a community like chicago, or like my home town of springfield, we need to have good programs on the street that introduce with folks before they get to that point. we have cut back on some of that funding. i have not been a big supporter of changes we have seen from gun laws that come from a conservative district. i am a proud supporter of the second amendment. some of the programs on the ground in neighborhoods interacting with folks before , it can to the violence really help them through those situations. as a state we need a priority on those programs to make sure we have programs in place that allow us to address gun violence on the neighborhood level and make our state a safer place tha

these o's max is that about maybe or chicago or both or. it's kind of. for example you live in chicago have you ever been to second city t.v. . i have been there actually ok fair enough have you seen a chicago cubs game yes i am all right so you know chicago was there for cancer congo make a decent pizza. i'm well i think they do max but. you claim that pizza pot pie which is a combination of really is really key that looks like pizza you claim as a chicago in that that's real pizza now that's not that's just not possible measure . time actually last move i had zero attorney does. fair enough miss us initial jobless claims that hit their lowest level since one nine hundred sixty nine the temple khana me is saying your thoughts what's your take well you know max i've got to say i've been wrong about this for quite some time so a lot of people here been expecting a stock market. correction somebody were calling for a crash and it could happen it. expect more like a japanese scenario where the stock market once it finally starts declining just

jorge: anuncio inesperado en chicago. aumento en los crÍmenes violentos. los sacerdotes de chicago fueron detenidos al ser sorprendidos en un auto estacionado en una zona turÍstica de miami beach. la policÍa los arrestÓ. los dos curas comparecieron en corte. lorraine: edwin giralda cortÉs y diego berrÍos son sacerdotes en la iglesia misiÓn san juan diego en chicago. de visita en miami beach fueron arrestados, luego de que varios testigos lo reportaron a la policÍa, al verlos haciendo actos sexuales dentro de un vehÍculo. >> esto fue a las 3:00 p.m.a pleno dÍa y las ventanas del vehÍculo no estaban oscuras. lorraine: fueron sorprendidos en un paseo costero conocido. segÚn un reporte de la policÍa, cuando un agente llegÓ a la escena, vio a los dos hombres concentrados en el acto sexual. tuvo que tocar las ventanas del vehÍculo para llamar su atenciÓn. este es el vehÍculo en donde ocurriÓ el incidente. todavÍa permanece en la escena a pies de distancia de un parque pÚblico. los acusados se presentaron ante juez y les formula

mathematician at the university of chicago and there is want an appeal made to the president of chicago, and he didn't respond directly. the provost -- vice propost vote did and said we don't find any intellectual fraud. it was not a fraud claim that was made. so, it's very hard to find a place that has not somehow caving a little obviously st. john's colleges that are committed to the western canon are -- hillsdale takes no money and inimpervious to federal demand checking boxes but it's tough. it's really tough. think the next step has to be home-schooling for college of getting a tutor, like we used have with the grand tour. find some white male classics ph.d who can't get hired because he is not doing lesbian vase-paintings, and have him take your child around to rome and the rest of the roman empire and he would learn more than in mose colleges. >> i'm president of the civil right coalition. let's go beyond the cry baby sin from address the real problem woof my mentor called the failure of the human intellect. let's assume that our institutions higher education are not perfect, the

hoy un vocero de la arquidiÓcesis de chicago dijo que no harÁn más declaraciones sobre las conductas alcalde de nueva york dijo que el vuelo habrÍa hecho una breve escala en la meca, donde hay un brote de gripe y que esta podrÍa ser la razÓn de los sÍntomas. la administraciÓn de seguridad en el transporte ya no considera la posibilidad de eliminar los controles en aeropuertos pequeÑos. en una reuniÓn del comitÉ del congreso, hoy vocero de la agencia dijo que la seguridad deberÍa ser reforzada. jorge: la organizaciÓn de naciones unidas dijo que hoy mÁs de 1 millÓn 600,000 venezolanos han huido del rÉgimen de maduro desde el principio del 2015. esta situaciÓn ha creado una crisis migratoria internacional y recientemente ha provocado enfrentamientos violentos entre los inmigrantes y poblaciones de paÍses vecinos. ilia: saliÓ de su paÍs es apenas el primer paso que tienen que dar los miles de venezolanos salen escapando del hambre, la miseria bajo el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. enfrentar la vida en un nuevo paÍs puede ser tan o mÁs difÍcil. desde brasil, francisco nos cuenta la historia d