rahm emanuel is one of those. he kept taking jobs where you actually have to do stuff, chief of staff, mayor of chicago, and these next two gentlemen are doers. i am honored to bring two people -- two leaders to the stage who had inspiring careers in public service and our continued -- who had inspiring careers in public service and are continuing their support of public policy here at mgm unlv. here to speak about leadership and how we can empower american communities, please welcome former u.s. senate majority leader harry reid and former speaker of the house john boehner. [applause] >> i think what i was politely trying to say -- none of you are afraid of a curse word now and then which is probably the only thing where you get stuff done washington. senator reid, let me start with you on this. i thought 30 years ago it seemed like we were on this trend on education to workforce that we were going to make it mandatory 13th and 14th grade, basically mandatory community college. something stopped us. what happened

[applause] >> rahm did yell at me last night. maybe it was that. reid, john harry boehner, and thanking rahm emanuel, it dawns on me that all three have something in common. they are straight talkers. sometimes overly blunt. the favorite harry reid moment for me as the morning after his 2010 reelection when he wanted to make it clear that i got and i told you so. aback.ber being taken the longer i have covered, whether it is harry reid, john boehner, rahm emanuel, you start to figure out the ones that are the blunt talkers, the ones that tell it straight to you, even if it's uncomfortable, even insulting, are usually the ones getting stuff done. they are the doers. is 530 approximately elected pundits who are there to answer the phone for cable news, but there are 3, 4, or five elected officials who get stuff done. is one of those. he kept taking jobs where you actually have to do stuff, chief of staff, mayor of chicago, and these next two gentlemen are doers. i am honored to bring two people two-state you had inspiring careers in public service an

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toni preckwinkle did not endorse him against rahm emanuel.here may have been some residual against that. susan mendoza, the other high-profile latinx candidate in the race, three chico, both endorsed lori lightfoot. what i would say on the grassroots level, organizers in the immigrant rights movement, withorganizers allied young black organizers in challenging that scenario and challenging lori lightfoot and challenging the idea that she would be some sort of savior for the city. so there were latinos on both thes of the debate between two contenders. there areink -- political ideological differences and we don't see black people voting in a single block. we don't see latinx people voting in a single block. i think there is a real move beyond a certain kind of narrow identity politics and really embracing issues in forming new alliances. we have really seen more black /brown unity at the grassroots level in chicago than we have in actual more formal electoral coalitions. amy: lover ransby, thank you for being with us, professor of african ame

>>> insight and analysis from our powerhouse roundtable with chris christie and rahm emanuel. >>> plus, as the 2020 field continues to grow -- >> i'm running for president to bring this country back to together. >> can this moderate ohio democrat make his move? congressman tim ryan joins us live. we'll break down the politics. smoke out the spin. the facts that matter this week. >> announcer: here now, chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week." it was the defining issue of his first white house run. but as the president gears up for 2020, his promise to secure america's southern border is a promise unfulfilled. no wall paid for by mexico. no stemming the flow of migrants to our border. the numbers are growing by the month. overwhelming the system. the president is responding to this political and humanitarian crisis with increasingly incendiary rhetoric and policies. threatening to close the board before backing off. and friday, contradicting his own white house by confirming his desire to bus migrants to sanctuary cities run by democrats. >> californ

. >> why don't you stand up and protest rahm emanuel. >> the police in the city are great people, theyce. they put their life on the line every single time they make a traffic stop. >> this is not about fox. this is about you -. >> kim fox is defending her office's decision to drop a 16 felony charges against smollett writing in the chicago tribune op-ed, quote, since it seems politically expedient right now to question my motives and actions and those of my office, let me say publicly and clearly that i welcome on outside nonpolitical review of how we handled this matter. the police union fired back writing, the cbp concluded that mr. smollett faked a hate crime and it's ms. fox's duty to prosecute the crime. she refused to do to. and sheila o'brien wrote her own op sed saying she's going to personally petition to courts to assign a special prosecutor to investigate kim fox. elizabeth: the emotions are running high and there seems to be a lot of anger on both sides of the aisle, right? >> there are people saying they're fed up with hearing about this story. they would rather see the r

a letter from attorney mark geragos said the smollett team will demand depositions from rahm emanuel johnson. the letterepayment of investiga costs is unconstitutional. the original letter from the city requesting repayment from smollett demands more than $130,000 and threatens if smollett did not pay by the deadline, the city could hit him for up to three times that amount. deadline was yesterday. smollett did not play. police chiefs in chicago suburbs are calling for kim foxx to step down. it's her office that dropped charges against smollett. they say the smollett case is one of many that foxx failed to prosecute. the president of the fraternal order of police say they are upset over cases when cops are injured. >> officers are coming into my office who have a broken kneecap, one almost had their finger bit off. we can't get felony charges? our officers are not punching bags. >> reporter: of all the people to show up in kim foxx corner, rahm emanuel said she should not step down because she was democratically elected but she should answer questions. >> dana: thank you. on another

i suggested he work with the director rahm and staff and ann marie and he took that suggestion and you should be get call from him. the other one on ms. hester's comment, i watched the entire hearing on my computer at home on the folsom street project she was referencing and i think supervisor peskin made a good point it's a false equivalent where we start trying to saying this much shadow equals this much housing and it needs to be measured against itself. that's what the voters intended when they passed prop k not to put up against other things to measure. >> clerk: commissioners, if there's nothing further if move on i have no board of appeals report. >> this is the review on past events. go ahead. >> clerk: now we can move on to general public comment. at this time members may address the commission within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. except to agenda items the opportunity will be afforded when the item comes up in the meeting. i do have two speaker cards. >> i have calvin welsh and mr. judisc but anyone can come up. thank you. >> i'd like

she will be sworn in next month, replacing rahm emanuel, who chose not to seek a third term. >>> today is a big day in a college admissions scandal known as varsity blues. 13 people in total including felicity huffman and lorely loughlin. they are expected to enter pleas on charge to commit mail fraud. the parents accused of paying a college prep business to cheat on standardized tests or bribe college coaches to get their children into competitive universities. >>> authorities are looking for this man, they call him a person of interest in the rape of a passenger in a fake ride share. the woman told the sheriff's detectives, she got into a car she thought was the ride share she ordered and was raped inside that vehicle. the man was seen near the victim's home the night of the reported rape last december. the sheriff's office not releasing the name of the ride share company. they confirmed the woman never made contact with its drivers that night. ♪ >>> sad farewell to the victim of a ride share killing in columbia, south carolina. the memory of the usc student samantha josephson held i

reporter: foxx got support from mayor rahm emanuel, who said she has been elected and should not step: thank you mike. >> president trump warning against that if u.s. elections a democrat socialist like bernie sanders, we could end up like venezuela. democrat are worried. that it could be bernie versus trump. is bernie the democrat best hope in could trump lynn in a landslide in 2020? that debate is coming up stay there. our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. of odor causing bacteria. shouldn't mean going back to the doctoro just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with

a letter from mark garrigus as of this continues with the lawsuit they will demand from rahm emanuelhe police superintendent. it also says your unprecedented attempt to file a civil lawsuit against jussie smollett for repayment of investigation costs is unconstitutional. the city build jussie smollett $130,000 for the claim that he had been attacked. he was notified if he did not pay by thursday this he would file suit and the actor would be subject to three times the original amount. bill mccaffrey said they will know when it is done. police chiefs from chicago suburbs demand kim fox step down. he oversees the office to drop charges against jussie smollett and the jussie smollett case is one that they refuse to prosecute, they get upset about cases where officers were injured. >> when officers are coming into my office, one of them almost have their finger bit off and we can't get felony charges. our officers are not punching. >> rahm emanuel showed up in kim fox's corner saying she should not step down because she was elected. however she should answer some questions. shannon: than

rahm emanuel sent him a bill.id it because i got a feeling that bill's going to go up. parking tickets double within ten days around here. i can't imagine what that $130,000 bill is going to be like in a couple of weeks. trish: i know, sir, that you have been pushing for an fbi investigation and in fact, the president has said he wants one as well, because of miss foxx's refusal to prosecute jussie smollett, which he says is a total embarrassment to the country. let me ask you, is the federal government looking into this? what do you know? >> well, they have sent us back a letter. they are looking for additional information and we are collecting the information that they're looking for, and that's really all i can say at this time, but i do believe that they're going to be looking into it. trish: all right. we're going to continue watching it, because it doesn't seem entirely fair. >> no, it doesn't. we appreciate fox news and people around the country, we've had people commenting on supporting the police from all

mayor rahm emanuel and the super time have been very outspoken about this case.lopment right now through the "chicago tribune." we have not invented this yet ourselves, so we are checking it out. the state attorney comes the cook county state attorney, kim foxx, has been under fire for suddenly dropping the charges at for a recusal that wasn't really an official recusal in this case. we now hear that she has issued a request, and we are learning this through a letter that was ultimately sent to the cook county board president , t she has asked the expectorant inspector general to come investigator offices handling of this case. we are in the process of vetting it now. more as it develops, harris. he won mike tobin, thank you for the latest on that. new development in the college admissions scandal as the man accused of taking entrance exams for students appears in court today. a live report, next. ♪ great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. i

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chicago mayor rahm emmanuel is demanding smollett pay $130,000 to cover the overtime of police officers who worked the case for weeks. smollett's defense attorney mark geragos discussed the status of the case in a podcast this weekend. >> the city is saying they want $130. but the case was dismissed and s whatsoever. it is just kind of a grand stand. >> the chicago mayor is asking for a federal investigation and david, tomorrow the police decision. >> begnaud: ileana reporting from los angeles, thank you. a teenager in atlanta knocked on the wrong door and got dpoirld it that is according to police who say the victim had just moved to the apartment complex and didn't really know his way around. it happened friday night. police say darryl bynes confronted 19 year old marian banks and shot him to deathment a witness says the vk tim literally begdz for his life. bynes is now charged with murder. in south carolina, a college student was killed after police say she got into a car that she thought was her uber. samantha josephson was a 21 year old senior. tony dokoupil has more on the man arr

. >> current chicago mayor rahm emanuel is stepping down after serving two terms. >>> the "los angeleselicity huffman and lori loughlin are expected to make their first court appearance in boston's federal court today to face charges in a school admissions scandal. the two women along with loughlin's husband and dozens are others are involved in an alleged bribery scheme to help the students of wealthy parents to get into elite schools. rick singer has pleaded guilty. >>> pennsylvania center's "daily times" has revealed three former penn state frat brothers were sentenced to jail on hazing charging following a fraternity member's death. they had pleaded guilty to the death of 19-year-old timothy piazza. he died in 2017 after drinking a large amount of alcohol and falling down a flit of stairs. >>> cbssports.com has reported that an appliance for football has been suspended. they were told their last day is today. the 18 professional football league began play in february. it was seen as a possible future football league but could not reach agreement with the players association ore the

mayor rahm emanuel's laci cent small at a letter back on march the 28th demanding that the empire actor pay 130,106. dollars and $0.15 within 7 days. a suit could lead to a drawn-out battle in civil court that could and in a trial focused on the question of whether or not smell it did or did not orchestrate that january 29th attack small led to his black and gai maintains that he has told the truth since reporting to police that 2 masked men assaulted him shouting slurs and wrapping a rope around his neck. police arrested a man who attacked another with a sword and officers say the attacker was wearing a red make america great again hat. >>30 year-old we are berglund was arrested last night police found him at a restaurant in the area of any and larkin streets. the attack happened back on march 29th near fillmore and oak streets to that's near the church of 8 we'll skating rink in the city, the man attacked the victim with a sword and ran away. 2 witnesses came in contact with the attacker before it all happened,hey said the man was glaring and yelling homophobic slurs at them. the vict

think you should do this but if you do this we are walking in community and so please send them here rahm emanuel said that in chicago folks in california said that as well but this taken more broadly this this manipulation of immigrants coming to this country for political purposes is very disturbing how do you think. it would. destroy. well look this is really not just a tragedy in france it's really an international tragedy and you know all of our hearts go out to the people of france the people of paris and all those that worship and have visited this this beautiful institution i've been there as well you know in incidences like this you know the american president really ought to sit back and you know i think it's troubled so many of us is this kind of you know backseat driving that this president has done you know he tweeted out that that we ought to take water tankers and drop water on top of the cathedral you know anyone who knows anything about you know how you put out fires so that's kind of a ludicrous idea had you done that that simply would have made the situation worse and c

lightfoot, the winner, will face serious problems left to her by outgoing mayor rahm emanuel. the city's finances are a mess, income inequality is obvious, seemingly intractable violence haunts the poorest neighborhoods, as does animosity towards the police patrolling them. >> change for some people is really hard, but change in our city, and particularly our police department is mission critical. >> reporter: polls showed lightfoot well ahead during this runoff campaign, and this outcome is not surprising. so on may 20, 56-year-old laurie lightfoot will become the 56th mayor of the city of chicago. jeff. >> glor: all right dean reynolds at lightfoot headquarters tonight, thank you. in his final week in office, f.d.a. commissioner scott gottlieb is threatening a potential ban on pod-based e- cigarettes like juul that are popular with teenagers. gottlieb points to a 78% spike in e-cigarette use by high schoolers, nearly five million kids use tobacco. >> this is something that caught everyone by surprise. if we see another 30%, 40% increase this year on top of, that we will be a

military personnel from venezuela and that the ongoing political crisis that former american congressman rahm pole thinks nato is trying to promote u.s. interests. i've argued that our foreign policy is designed to say if you do what we tell you we'll give you a lot of money if you don't you better watch out we might put on sanctions or bomb your country. and i think there's too many countries especially the european countries say well we can't defend ourselves we don't want to have to spend this money it's been a big benefit you send troops over here you spend money here you give us aid and you also provide i so called the fans in case anybody would ever attack us so i think it's detrimental to them but it's sort of like a spiral spoiled kid you know they don't take care of themselves so they think they're getting a good deal but all of mentally i don't think they should because we're going to run out of the ability to take care of everybody and i think that's what gets to trump sometime as well he said this get out of nato but i think what he's tired of is maybe the bills piling up and tryi

think you should do this but if you do this we are welcoming community and so please send them here rahm emanuel said that in chicago folks in california said that as well but this taken more broadly this this manipulation of immigrants coming to this country for political purposes is very disturbing how do you think. the fire. well look this is really not just a tragedy in france it's really an international tragedy and you know all of our hearts go out to the people of france the people of paris and all those that worship and have visited this this beautiful institution i've been there as well you know in this instance is like this you know the american president really ought to sit back in what i think is trouble so many of us is this kind of you know backseat driving that this president has done you know he tweeted out that that we ought to take water tankers and drop water on top of the cathedral you know anyone who knows anything about you know how you put out fires so that's kind of a ludicrous idea had you done that that simply would have made the situation worse and collapse pro

rahm manual is asking that they cover money for over time.hey discussed the status in a podcast this weekend. >> the city is saying they want 130. but the case was dismissed and i think he's got no basis whatsoever. it's kind of a grand standing. >> reporter: the chicago mayor is asking for a federal investigation. and the police union is protesting attorney kim fox and her team's decision. >>> a teenager in atlanta knocked on the wrong door and got killed for it. the teen had just moved in to the apartment complex and didn't know his way around. the witness says the victim literally begged for his life. police in south carolina say a suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of samantha josephson. the college senior gautd into a car that police say she mistakenly thought was her uber. >> reporter: these photos are the last moments 21-year-old samantha josephson was soon alive. columbia police say the university of south carolina student got into a black chevy impala, likely by mistake. >> we know she ehad in fact summoned an ube

reaction prosecutor dropped all 16 charges again him, chicago police chief, eddie johnson and mayor rahmwhite wash of justice. but elder smollett said this struggle it real, writing in part, jussie smollett is just as strong as iron but following an attack like this. a normal and natural attack of post trauma, i have seen him awaking from night terrors pulling the assault. it has been left with skepticism just days after chicago state attorney kim foxx came under fire for continuing to meddle in the case. even is after she supposedly recased herself. -- do acting skill run in family? you have seen people in courtroom like this. >> i think, i am not sure about it, if this brother depend defes brother or a brother who has also been duped. this. judge napolitano: matt, i don't know if he did it or not. evidence seems strong that he did. but if government does you a favor should you just go home, just continue pounding the table like this. >> really go home, finish your subway sandwich, when she still hashe hestill had in his hand ar being attacked in subfreezing weather in chicago. nothing

lightfoot, the winner, will face serious problems left to her by outgoing mayor rahm emanuel. the city's finances are a mess. income inequality is obvious. seemingly intractable violence haunts the poorest neighborhoods. >> officer shot -- >> reporter: as does animosity towards the police patrolling them. >> change for some people is really hard. but change in our city and particularly in our police department is absolutely mission critical. >> reporter: polls showed lightfoot well ahead during this campaign, and this outcome is not surprising. so on may 20th, 56-year-old lori lightfoot will become the 56th mayor of the city of chicago. jeff? >> all right, dean reynolds at lightfoot headquarters tonight. dean, thank you. >>> in his final week in office, fda commissioner scott gottlieb is threatening a potential ban on pod-based e-cigarettes like juul that are popular with teenagers. in an exit interview with dr. jon lapook, gottlieb points to a 70 to 80% spike in e-cigarette by high schoolers. nearly 5 million kids use tobacco. >> this is something that caught everyone by surp

she will be sworn in next month, replacing rahm emanuel who chose not to seek a third term. >>> eric holder and nipsey hussle knew each other. the 29-year-old holder was identified from surveilness video. he can be seen approaching hussle and other people several times before returning with a handgun. the rapper was killed and two others injured. actress and model, lauren london breaking her silence to pay tribute to her long-time boyfriend. she writes, i am lost, i lost my best friend, my sanctuary, my soul. london was in a five-year relationship with hussle, has a 2-year-old son with him. >>> in washington state authorities are looking for this man, they call him a person of interest in the rape of a passenger in a fake ride share. she got into a car she thought was the ride share she ordered and was raped inside the vehicle. authorities say the man was seen near the victims home the night of the reported rape last december. they didn't release the name of the ride share office because it's confirmed she never made contact with any of its drivers that night. ♪ >>> a sad farewell to

in campaign spying, former governor of new jersey getting fired up after democratic chicago mayor rahm played the surveillance of 2016 campaign. >> there was a proof by the court -- >> what do you call that? heather: well, christie went onto explain that there's a difference between legal spying and illegal spying, the discussion spurred by attorney general's admission that he's looking into the issue. the same democrats who pushed those policies are slamming the idea. >> it's illegal and it's immoral, it's unethical, it's sophomoric and petulent and par for the course. heather: why do democrats refuse to standby their own policies, here to debate it mustafa and republican strategist kimberly, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: mustafa, i will start with you, sanctuary cities counties and state, sanctuary for illegal immigrants so why don't you want them there? >> well, i think the problem is with the department of homeland security. a number of officials have resigned, some of them don't want to break the law and the president offered them if

won't be intimidated and vowed if the city follows through on a lawsuit, they will insist on deposing rahmanuel, eddie johnson, and other key players. there was no mention of deposing kim foxx under fire for dropping the charge against smollett. all three police associations in chicago have voted no confidence in foxx and asking her to respond. foxx refusing. even a former prosecutor said foxx owes the public a better explanation for dropping those charges. shawn? soap thank you. recently, i sat down with our old friend, elizabeth hasselbach to talk about her time on fox and the view including a fierce exchange she had with barbara walters. her new book, point of view. a fresh look at work, faith, and freedom. how are you? >> so glad to be back. >> >> sean: you like disappeared. i heard, oh, she moved to nashville. i thought, well, we'll hear from her one day. one of the great colleagues of all time for everybody. everybody has the nicest things to say about you. how's everything going? >> i'm the thankful one. feels like the team here. >> sean: did it feel that way earlier. >> this is my

recognition of the sovnty of the heights and moving the american embassy to jerusalem and talking to rahm, which drew applause. the other aspect to the approach is the president going after democrats. a moment ago, he asked the crowd, how the hell they supported barack obama after he struck the nuclear deal with iran. we should point out, there was a small group of protesters that started chanting early on after the president began speaking, anti-israel statements, one had a sign saying remarks and the president had words for them as well. this is clearly a priority for president trump. he took the stage a moment ago. he is known to go off the cuff during these speeches. we will keep monitoring what he says. >> how are white house officials characterizing the president's unbending policy on immigration and asylum seekers. he said the country is full. do they see this as winning policy? the president's own mother was an immigrant. >> reporter: that's right, ana. part of this has to do with timing, right? as you know, shortly before the midterm elections in 2018, president trump took a toug

chicago's mayor will not be a well-known figure in a way -- larger than life super personality like rahmr in his own mayor daley who was a member of the dynasty. laurie lig-- lori lightfoot, to preckwinkle. they share progressive values, programs, positions. but in this case toni preckwinkle, the boss. you all hear of the "times," machines it doesn't exist anymore ali, in totality, what does exist she's the boss of. that became a big issue in the campaign. >> let me ask you, becoming the mayor of chicago doesn't always seem like it's a prize. you know, if you go in strong and good and well prepared, that is something that can beat you up. what does the next mayor of chicago have to contend with? >> well, just in terms of policy, they have a bunch on the plate. crime, schools, wrestling with the pension, deciding even on how the city council should be organized. dealing with corruption that has just hit our latest scandal in city hall. plus, what do you do with charter schools? what do you do with the public schools. these are mega issues but they also have to be dealt with at the same ti

vow that if the city follows through with the lawsuit, they would insist on deposing former mayor rahm emanuel. police superintendent eddie johnson and other key players. there was no mention of deposing state's attorney kim foxx who is under fire for dropping the charges against smollett. all three chicago police chiefs associations have voted no confidence in foxx and have demanded she resign. foxx is refusing. but even the new mayor of chicago, lori lightfoot herself a former federal prosecutor says foxx owes a public a better explanation for dropping those charges. >> sean: trace gallagher on the west coast newsroom. i sat down recently with our old friend elizabeth hasselbeck to talk about her time at fox and the view. including an exchange she had with barbara walters and her new book. something we can all learn from. great to have you back. >> glad to be back. >> sean: you disappeared. you've been like -- oh, she moved to nashville. okay, we'll hear from her one day. how has your life been? you have been one of the great colleagues of all time here for everybody. everyone has th

. >> reporter: he defeated chicago establishment candidate, rahm emanuel decided against running for third term. donald trump expected to name morgan ortagus as the new state department spokesperson. the naval reserve officer was previously an intelligence analyst at the treasury department of the george w. bush administration center most recently a fox news contributor. she will replace heather nauert who stepped down earlier this year. homeland security secretary kirstjen and heading for the border after selling this alarm. >> right now this is one of if not the biggest crisis this country has faced in a decade but we are not treating this like a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. heather: at 2020 democrat unveiled a new immigration plan and our next guest says there is no way it will work. flying solo. how this guy ended up getting a plane to himself. ♪ ♪ all by myself ♪ it's going to be passover in just a few days. and these people are in desperate need. these are very difficult times for israel and the jewish people. as the government spends more and more of it's resources for ba

and the former chicago mayor rahm emmanuel gave jussie smallet until today to pay a $13,000 fine to helphe cost of the investigation. there has been no payment. the city is planning to sue jussie smollett. >> sean: thank you. tonight also, growing calls by democrats for the doj to underline the law classified in the mueller report. sources and methods and innocent people whose names should be redacted. the d.o.j. is defending the decision to so far release the four conclusions of the report. interesting, 17 of the current democrats in the house, including gerald nadler. they didn't want the starr report, the independent counsel law which they changed, they didn't want that reacted. pam bondi, the author of the introductory explainer to the mueller report, alan dershowitz is with us. i begin with you. you know, the attorney general doesn't have to release anything. actually, the democrats wanted that law changed back in the time after the independent counsel statute and then the clintons ken starr report. but explain to people that this is fully at the discretion of the attorney general.

chicago's outgoing mayor rahm emanuel would not talk about yesterday. >> it is in the core. i'm focused on job creation and our crime fights. >> lawyers for jussie smollett said another loss it would be unconstitutional. the throughout all charges almost 2 weeks ago saying that she would rather savor resources for more serious crimes. >>> in this morning's dollars and cents, they prepare for an initial public offering. the wall street journey says that interest is expected to set its valuation lower than expected. they say was valued at $12 million at the time. shares could trade publicly on the new york stock exchange as early as next week. >>> american airlines canceling flights into early june's because of the continued grounding of the boeing 737 max jets. that is one month longer than previously planned. that will impact 90 flights a day. they are line previously had canceled 90 daily flights through april 24. it would account for the temperate loss of the 24 max 8 jets. the ground in the plains after two deadly crashes. american airline say proactively canceling flight

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. >> the city of chicago with mayor rahm emmanuel at the helm wants $130,000 in restitution from smolletthis is a whitewash of justice. >> in an interview with the tribune, al sharpton blasted mayor emmanuel. quote, the reason it's a national difference to me, there's a marked difference to how they reacted to this and the laquan mcdonald case. the video was withheld until after the mayor's election, end quote sharpton points out what he calls hypocrisy. the runoff will take place tomorrow. on wednesday, sharpton will lead the 2019 convention. the majority of the 2020 candidates are attending and that has eyebrows raised from some republicans who are upset that democrats boycotted last week's apac convention. >> apac is bipartisan, it's nonpartisan, it doesn't prefer one party or the other. they won't even show up. >> the national action network has brought out big names on the democratic side in the past, including former president barack obama. some of the candidates attending this week, bee toe o rourke, christen gillenbrand and julian castro. >> shannon: busy week. with the issues of

the city that the daily machine made famous goes from rahm emmanu emmanuel. the third largest city will be run by an african-american gay mayor. >> together we can and will make chicago a place where your zip code doesn't determine your destiny. >>> good day. the white house is facing tough questions about a security breach at mara-a-lago. authorities say the breach at mr. trump's resort occurred when a chinese woman lied to gain entry presenting two passports telling club security she was going to the pool and repeatedly changing her story. in her position, four cell phone, laptop, external thumb drive and hard drive with malware. the president was not on the premises. joining me is kristen welker. first to you, kristen, what is going on there? obviously the security is not exactly up to par. >> reporter: this raises significant security concerns. there's no doubt about that. the president has spent dozens of weekends at mar-a-lago. the white house not commenting yet. the secret service say after undergoing screening at the second check point the individual

. >> chicago's outgoing mayor, rahm emanuel, has given smollett until thursday to pay the city $130,000gation. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me on a monday afternoon. let's send things to washington. t "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >> the final four is set. president trump now facing a full-court press from house democrats. "the lead" starts right now. >>> dems about to unleash a whole new round of legal troubles for the president, trying to find out whether the white house played it fast and loose at all with top security clearances. right now, hundreds of officers are rushing south as president trump threatens to close the border and cuts off aid to some central american countries. critics warning, that could cause an economic disaster here at home. >>> plus, george clooney and sir elton john leading worldwide outrage over one islamic nation's new medieval anti-gay law that involves death by stoning. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the politics lead. president trump, may i

rahm emanuel decided against running for a third term. president trump expected to name morgan ortagus as the new naval reserve spokesperson. she is a fox news contributor. she served in the obama and george w. bush administrations. we're going to miss her. she is going to replace heather nower. finally this, a stock to watch today, blue apron giving a lift to the stock, shares surging 16% after hours after the company announced that the ceo, bradley dickerson, and the co-founder, are being replaced. the new ceo will be linda kozlowski who is leaving etsy as cfo. the stock is down nearly 40% over the last 12 months. and that's what's happening now. lauren: that is an ugly chart. it's looking better this morning. if you look at the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500, s&p higher now for day number five, it's up 14 points, half a percent this morning, similar percentage gains for the dow and nasdaq. coming up, as the 2020 democratic playing field heats up, president trump is sounding the alarm on the left. >> don't underestimate the power of socialism

eddie johnson was furious with the decision, as was rahm emanuel, who is administered and is now suingcover the cost of the investigation, and while these text messages have been released, the states attorneys office is refusing to release internal files because a judge ordered the case sealed despite very strong evidence against him, jussie smollett maintains him, jussie smollett maintains is do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. .. prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. haven't you missed enough? ask an asthma specialist about fasenra. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be a

mary rahm emanuel, eddie johnson, that's addition to the others in the dark mission of the carries.agos letter also says, "your request is unconstitutional." they build under $30,000. when he missed his deadline to pay, bill mccaffrey with the apartment don't like to parents of the cities drafting a suit. i had no follow-up comment to be. meanwhile, please choose from the chicago suburbs are demanding that kim foxx step down. she oversees the charges that were dropped. this is just one that foxx refused to prosecute. >> the problem is she's not listening to the law enforcement officials. she's unilaterally making decisions about policies and public policy without consulting the law enforcement in this county. >> if nothing else, kevin graham with the fop hopes that police chiefs can bring enough pressure on foxx that she will prosecute cases more effectively aggress. >> melissa: thank you for. fox news alert, attorney general william barr set to testify before the probations committee next week with lawmakers expected to press him on his decisions regarding the mueller report. this,

i think, and i've said this before on cnn, i said the silence is deafening from rahm emanuel, who likes to pat himself on the back as being the great immigrant advocate and fighting with the mayor of l.a. and fighting with the mayor of new york about who is the greatest advocate. well, guess what, mayor? it's your turn to step up, okay? starting with the mayor of the city of chicago, and saying, if you are a legal asylum seeker, we're not going to let donald trump change the very institution and fabric of what has made america the great country that it is. >> luis, i'm speechless. i think you and donald trump are in agreement here. trump is saying that he wants to bring these asylum seekers to these sanctuary cities and it sounds like you're welcoming them with open arms. it sounds like you agree with trump's plan to send them to san francisco. >> look, look, i understand the cynicism of -- >> you just said welcome them with open arms. >> don't put words in my -- this is not fox news. this is cnn. you don't get to change the facts and you don't get to change what i say. let me just fini

mayor rahm emanuel's law chief cents well at a letter on march 28th. demanding the empire actor pay a $130,106 and $0.15 within 7 days. a suit could lead to a drawn-out battle in civil court that could end in a trial focused on the question of whether small it did or did not orchestrate the january 29th attack. the man suspected of killing rapper nipsey hussle has been charged with murder and 2 counts of attempted murder. los angeles county prosecutors filed the charges against 29 year-old eric holder 2 is set to appear in court today, he has not yet entered a plea and it's not clear whether he has an attorney older was arrested in the alley area on tuesday. authorities say holder and how so who knew each other had several conversations sunday outside the rapper south l a clothing store. police say a holder eventually returned with a handgun and so who was declared dead at a hospital if convicted holder faces life in prison. coming up why the upcoming storms could pose more problems for people who live in the sierra and for visitors as well plus califo

except eddie johnson was furious with her decision, as was then mayor rahm emanuel. being sued by the city. meantime, lori loughlin, a source close to the actresses telling entertainment tonight that those who orchestrated the cheating scandal misled her about the severity of her involvement and that she and her husband were under the impression they were breaking rules, not laws. the source goes on to say, "they realized how serious the charges are but feel that once the judge hears their story, they will see they had no bad intentions."ba the legal expert say it is difficult to imagine any judge thinking a $500,000 $500,000 bs based on good intentions. >> sean: trace gallagher in the west coast newsroom. n turning point usa communications director candace owens was confronted by protesters, some wearing masks, how courageous of them, while she was walking on the upn campus yesterday. on her way to give a speech. here's what happened. >> [bleep]! >> get the [bleep] out of philly! get the [bleep] out! [sirens wailing] >> [bleep]! [bleep]! [bleep]! [sirens wailing] >>