it was very vibrant chicago because there was a huge sexual assault epidemic there. and so there were suddenly all these protests about rape and the fact that, you know, i mean, even just but also really radical. and they were occupying buildings and things amazing. so there was much pressure that the state attorney. created a rape kit task. and because marty goddard as far as in her telling she kind of well everybody else is occupying the the offices and saying like bernard kerry you know is is allowing rape to happen and you know and yeah she kind of waltzed in with her and said you know i think i have some ideas and so she kind of came at it in a in a really different way and she got appointed to be on the citizens task force that's connected to the rape task force. and so she had the then had the ability to go in, talk to people in the crime lab and hospitals and and she began to just really sit down and diagnose why. are people collecting evidence? why the evidence getting thrown when it goes to the crime lab? and so all of that revealed that there really no sys

so you're going to hear a little bit of chicago accent, a little d.c. and a little chicago. so if you hear and i'm going to do my best to actually also kind of recall the in which some of these things were spoken me as well. so this this part that we talked about is, my meeting of deborah and this was pretty mind blowing because deborah, she had her own computer lab in the affordable complex in syracuse. and so at first it was sort of weird because was like, i'm looking at myself, you know, 30 years prior, but let me tell you a little bit about her and i'll skip around just a little bit just because i do try to ensure that we have an aspiration a moment with the people that in the book deborah a woman in her late sixties sat on the ledge of one of the windows in the computer lab looking out at the adjacent highway in downtown area. when we entered, i was with a property manager. she greeted us with our frame and wide rimmed glasses. she introduced herself as a tenant, the computer lab assistant and instructor. i immediately felt an affinity given my own history with technolo

so, kris, if you could run me through -- this week we had smoke in the cockpit, a close call in chicagoin washington. can you help us understand what those three events are, and how abnormal they are? >> sure. so, the smoke event in atlanta, that was a delta flight. after takeoff, the cabin began to fill with this hazy smoke. this is a case where, just because there is smoke, there isn't necessarily fire. what likely happened here is some oil in the engine ended up somewhere it shouldn't be. the air on board the plane is taking from bleed air from the engines, so as it was bringing air into the plane, it also brought with it that haze. the pilots landed the plane within a few minutes of that incident, everybody got off. those smoke incidents, they shouldn't happen, but we see a handful of those a year. it's not an immediate threat to the safety of that airplane. it was going to land safely. >> john: then we got the close call in chicago. >> yeah, this was concerning and pretty jaw-dropping video of the southwest plane as it's coming in, cleared to land, and just as the pilots are about

so this man named andrew, who he actually grew up in chicago, saw himself as a chicago in. and he he called a poor white that's term that he used for himself. and he it was important for how he saw himself. he said he grew up in a working class chicago with people of all racial groups around him. and so he never saw himself as racist. he comes to california, so he also. right. he comes to california as a kid with his family and a series of unfortunate events ends incarcerated. and so when i interviewed andrew, he had served life. and there's a there's a different types of circumstances that led to his release. but he was actually sentenced to but when i interviewed andrew he had many tattoos from inside his time in prisons he had swastika laws on his hands. he was constantly fidgeting. i think because of my position ality and like trying to cover them. but we got to each other well over the course of a few days. and i was to help him be at ease and, you know, in my to it's important to me as a as a research viewer to make people to help people see and feel the humanity of t

it's fun. >> reporter: dave and bruce travel from chicago to central illinois.ter: but to climb. >> you're driving through cornfields. it's flat on i-80, and you come into the park, and where did this come from? >> reporter: they take turns on the ice with friends like gerry voelliger. >> i love the physical aspects of ice climbing. i love the technical aspects of ice climbing. >> gerry is even more seasoned than bruce and i, and we're 63. >> i'm 70. >> reporter: these guys and this ice go back ages. >> we've been climbing since the late '80s, '88 or '89. >> lowering. >> you don't often get to climb real waterfalls. there's a different consistency to the whole ice. it forms differently every year. >> reporter: climbers have a narrow window every season, but they take advantage as soon as the water freezes. >> well, last year i think i climbed every day it was open, and we may have climbed six days. >> reporter: starved rock welcomes experienced ice climbers who bring their own equipment. >> we constantly dislodge small chunks of ice. >> and they're doing this ju

wednesday, the mayors of bosn, chicago, denver, and new york city testify before the house oversight committee on the policies of sanctuary cities. c-span continues our country into coverage of confirmation hearings for president trump's leadership nominees. the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee ll hold hearings for two of nominees. on wednesday, diversity professor dr. j vita char you, and on thursday, john tolkin surgical oncologist martin makar y as commissioner of the fda. what's next week on the c-span networks, c-span now. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to watch live or on-demand anytime. c-span. democracy unfiltered. >> c-span. democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including midco. ♪ >> where you going? or, maybe a better question is, how far do you want to go? how fast you want to get there? now we are getting somewhere. so let's go. let's go faster. let's go further. let's go yonder. -- beyond.

the chicago housing authority covers about 80,000 families worth of housing. this includes housing choice. vouchers includes public housing. >> these are the families where hud subsidized a portion of their income to make sure that they can cover rents. and if these funds are caught, we're talking about thousands, tens of thousands, maybe millions of families that could lose access to say safe and secure housing ranks as one of the he's most known for is issuing community development block grants. >> shelter in new services, safety mental health and supporting people with disabilities are just some of the areas those resources go towards. now, many of the people who issue those community grants have been let go that office within hud, that issues. >> it is about currently 900 plus employees. and as far as we've seen, there are plans to cut it down to 150 employees, which is almost an 84% cut in spite of the challenging and uncertain time. >> frank says he's most concerned about the president's. he looked forward to serving. honestly, i'm much more bummed about

jessica washington reports from chicago. the at this clinic in east chicago and unusual birthday celebration is taking place. patients here has come to check their health for free. after receiving vouchers from the government on the birthday. i am grateful for this health check. it's like a birthday present for the people the last time i did a full medical checkup was in 1990. i was reluctant to do it before because medical appointments can be expensive. who is one of the 1st to participate in the government's free health check program o. invitations will be entitled to a comprehensive physical check including blood vision and hearing test. aim of the free health check program is to detect chronic diseases which often go on treated in the early stages program. aims to reach at least 60000000 people 50. the initiative also includes mental health tests to detect signs of depression, anxiety, and all the conditions that test for sugar color stored in your account. so they also exam certificate cancer and hot checkups. jason fro

jessica washington reports some chicata at this clinic in east chicago. and unusual birthday celebration is taking place. patients here has come to check their health for free. after receiving vouchers from the government on the birthday, i am grateful for this health check. it's like a birthday present for the people the last time i did a full medical checkup was in 1998. i was reluctant to do it before because medical appointments can be expensive. executive who is one of the 1st to participate in the governments free health check program. oh invasions will be entitled to a comprehensive physical check, including blood vision and hearing test.

wednesday the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify on the policies of sanctuary cities and c-span continues our comprehensive coverage of confirmation hearings. the senate health, edution, labor and pensions committee. jay bought a char area as the director of the national institutes of health. and commissioner of the fda. watch live next week on the c-span networks or on c-span now , our free mobile video app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to watch live or on-demand anytime. c-span, democracy unfiltered. sunday on c-span's q&a, we will talk with national geographic explorer tara roberts who travels the world documenting the underwater wrecks of slave ships. the nonprofit organization diving with a purpose is primarily composed of african-american divers. >> i saw this picture in a museum, these women in a group called diving with the purpose and that they spend their time searching for an documenting slave ship wrecks around the world. there are people like me who are living a life of adventure. maybe this could be for me, too. >> sunday

wednesday, the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testify before the house oversight committee on the licies of sanctuary cities pink and c-span continues our comprehensive coverage of confirmation hearings for presidentru's leadership nominees the senate health education and labor pensions committee will hold hearings forwo nominees. onednesday, dr. jay bhatta wcharya and on thursday johns hopkins surgical oncologist martin beccaria as commissioner of the fda. watch live next week on the c-span networks print or on c-span nowour free mobile video app. also head over to c-span.org for schedule information or to watch a live or on-demand any time. c-span, democracy unfiltered. ♪ >> sunday on c-span's q&a, we will talk with national geographic explorer tara roberts who travels the world documenting underwater wrecks of 12,000 slave ships that operated during the slave trade. and remember, " written in the waters," roberts discusses the training required to undertake the diving with a purpose nonprofit that is composed of african-american diverse. >> what i saw it -- whe

cometido ningÚn crimen y ser todo un equivocaciÓn de los agentes de migraciÓn y la comuna hispana en chicagoo preparÓ viviana Ávila. viviana: lorenzo menta dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn trump. >> estÁn separando a mucha familia. o reportera: como protesta por las polÍticas del presidente trump este viernes se convocÓ a un boicot econÓmico de 24 horas. >> vamos a poner esta causa y que es bueno que castiguen a las empresas grandes que se crean poderosas porque tengan dinero. estas empezÓ grandes porque en habido personas pobres que les han comprado. reportera: el boicot econÓmico comenzÓ en las redes sociales. >> obviamente ya cambiamos, entonces, yo creo que ellos estÁn sin que no le impactÓ. reportera: esto tambiÉn se hizo para apoyar negocios pequeÑos y yesenia dice que el impacto del boicot tal vez no serÍa de forma inmediata. >> ellos deben ver que sÍ hemos parte de esta economÍa, pero no es de un solo dÍa. deberÍa hacerse un poco mÁs constante. para marzo se pone un boicot y para abrir se planea otro boicot econÓmicos a nivel nacional grupos hacen un

by this point, robert, studying law at the old chicago law school. so, mary and tad, take up orders. the chicago hotel and by this time, mary lincoln is not only overcome with grief, but she's also consumed with debt. and there were some efforts by, wealthy northerners like horace greeley, who was the editor of, the new york tribune, and simon cameron, who had been. first secretary of war. there were some to kind of raise funds them to purchase a home. but there was this impression that mary was left with a large estate. abraham lincoln was wealthy. lincoln's estate worth about $83,000 in the money of the day. but that was divided between and tad andrew. or tad's share held in interest and mary as first lady had done a tremendous amount of spending. she had really gotten herself in debt and lincoln's death. those creditors came knocking the door. now, we don't know exactly how much mary was in debt, and the estimates vary widely. anywhere from 10000 to $70000. but needless to say, she found herself money and mary did try to extricate herself. she tri

la comunidad hispana de chicago estÁ al pie de lucha contra polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donaldo preparÓ viviana. viviana: lorenzo me dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. >> lo que estÁ haciendo, estÁ afectando mucha gente inocente, estÁ separando a muchas familias. viviana: como forma de protesta por las polÍticas del presidente de donald trump y el retiro del programa de diversidad de grandes corporaciones, se convocÓ a un boicot de 24 horas. >> que se castiguen a esas empresas grandes que se creen poderosas porque tienen dinero, que les demos a entender que esas empresas son grandes porque han habido personas pobres que les han comprado. viviana: se convocÓ primero las redes sociales que algunos dices que ya han eliminado de sus listas algunas empresas. >> hay ciertas corporaciones que no estÁn apoyando, como la coca—cola verdad, ya cambiamos entonces creo que ellos sienten el impacto. >> la convocatoria se hizo para que se pudiera a los negocios pequeÑos, yesenia dice que tal vez el impacto no se vea a corto plazo. >> pero quizÁ

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time now for the weather and in for somara is meteorologist greg dutra from our station in chicago, wlseg: it's march, right, so we are not done with winter just yet. saranac lake getting an inch or two of snowfall, and there is a big old cold front on the way, so enjoy the weather while we have it. the warmth across the northeast and across a good chunk of the u.s. where temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer. new york, 57. but look at this cold air pushing in for the weekend and northeast from the upper 50s to the teens tonight. it is going to be a huge drop and very quick, and temperatures drop along with them all the way across the u.s. into the teens. red flag warnings across the >> greg: every time it happens i come in from chicago, the cold air follows me, and guess what, that cold air moving into the midwest for a big hockey game that they got going on, janai. it's going to be quite a change from the 50s over the last couple of days. >> janai: so do we thank you, greg? >> greg: no, you don't. you blame me. all of the blame. right here. >> janai: we thank you for

stone also hit the broadway stage as big mama morton in the musical chicago. san francisco's mission district comes alive with a celebration of music, dance and culture to celebrate fat tuesday. and as you just saw there by the dancers, carnaval san francisco is promising a very fun event. rodrigo duran executive director for the group stopped by our studio on saturday to tell us how they're bringing the big easy to the city by the bay. >> partnering with over 20 local businesses and the mission activating 5 venues with performances from some, but a soft soca different cultures represented and a mardi gras. so from 5 to 10:00pm, anyone is welcome to join us. it's all free. >> carnival san francisco also puts on the largest multi cultural festival on the west coast that's happening may 24th and 25th in the mission district. just look at them like their stuff and cast of characters there. >> all right. 30 good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lit. we continue our news coverage for you this half hour with a look first at your fo

. >> we'll have guys that will travel from florida and texas and chicago.ver know where people come from because again, the bay area panthers name means something into the arena football league. >> some traveling from as far as connecticut. after learning tryouts were this weekend. >> i think this was thursday and booked a flight. so yeah. can i ask you how much you spent on the flight? i had miles. i have miles, i got lucky. >> indoor football is a bit different from the traditional form of the game. the field is about 30% of the size of an nfl field. but panthers head coach rob keefe says the intensity and the big plays are all the same. that's why he's looking for talented athletes to join the 2023 national champions. >> a lot of our players have played in the nfl, played major college football, but a lot of people get overlooked. and so this is what the open tryout system, if you will, is for. we want everybody to come in. that feels like they might be the diamond in the rough that they haven't had the opportunity to play professional football. here's y

i didn't know that that isn't going to do now and i just, oh, oh, i tell you i always question chicago is cool. what pressure kind of cool, cool stuff. i know, i know what time the colors go there, but you can just leave it towards the doors are live, you can do over 500. that's it. that is they'll get just like a little bit. it's about a year like i don't say that you have heard of. of course you'll want to big it. yeah, of course. the mission, the videos, if there's like, if you have thought you would have to wonder if you magic, you receive the i know who left. for instance, when we're back, i would love to locate the old houses that i was thought of. the model of how do i don't have good i thought was going to be i haven't been the spelling with the money. the money to move out that i'm with him is it didn't where he yeah, it's true for that, but any $1.00 will just use the same as it was 1000 and half of the se, and have left off the judge and have you guys got all you can mean get a good of us of the oh the, the kid again, this is he going to see i was a lot of a relative to me.

well, the serbian plan to take the news to go to buy the mice got thrown in conservative chicago knob i knew attend our consultants all but you have to do for that for the yeah. is it to kind of have to and should that include it, and then we'll go in there. so there's others available for me. so that is in there . they've been just somebody that i've understood what comes with some positive this site because this is very hard for me. back in 2004, a few weeks up to the treasury drowning incident. i met the sole survivor within the city. people still visibly shaken to lose the give me a call to use the goals and the phones of the political offices for handle as children in the ways and less on the check. and we'll continue to be able to, to also sit off couples also. and my phone won't go so well, plenty with them and those that also cl number from law firms for minor. this the tim now was an old 30 pass so poignantly named delta of his late brother. despite the treasure days, they continued to rebuild his life in fights for justice. octopus informed me that i'd see my head up or left

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comenzo cerca de las 15:30 de la tarde y en estados unidos se concentraron en zonas de nueva york, chicagoeles , y siguen las consecuencias de la tensa reunion entre el presidente donald trump y el presidente volodimir zelenski de ucrania. el episodio que termino a gritos alerto a lideres europeos que han cerrado filas en respaldo a ucrania. mientras tanto, washington puso en pausa las conversaciones con kiev e insiste en una disculpa javier vega con lo ultimo. >> la ovacion.>> de la diaspora ucraniana en washington fue solo el inicio. tras su.>> tenso intercambio en la oficina. >> oval con el presidente trump, el presidente ucraniano volodimir zelenski volo a reino unido, donde este domingo se reunira con el rey carlos, pero antes recibio la calida bi bienvenida del primer ministro britanico, quien le ratifico su apoyo. mientras en washington, el jefe de la diplomacia, quien estuvo en la reunion, le exige disculpas. >> into the fiasco. >> for him that it became. there was.>> no. >> need for him to go in there and become. >> antagonista para este ex diplomatico con decadas de e experiencia

to, i tell it's less flipping sheila for them to sell for it is the of my job that i was active in chicago of a nearly 40 is up to 2005 when an outbreak of an unknown respiratory disease occurred in indonesia the number 2 lamps, specialists, to the surprise of the will community, identified it easily as birds flew in this. yeah, that's why it's been a frightening of the 2. this is so we didn't have and it's to me in the notes of the virus. why the number to the still it was ready to diagnose which is my question. it's if so i knew that before it's had this my 1st and in my have the presence of deadly virus strains illegally and bolted into the country along the sitting end. an easy and government officials demanded the secret number to us lab and of a pathogen samples to world health organization representatives, governor states as a government point, i will make money. yeah, yeah, definitely you. it's also the government by law. i've done left you out to put bike on the back end, that he may have missed 1000000 and us officials ignore the mines that ordered urgent shipment of all bio samp

plus, i'm jessica washington in chicago and visa for the government and she's introducing free text around the country. and it's for real madrid that message has to go top of the spanish leg defeat against rail vestos and leaves the reigning champions at 2 points behind me. there is actually have to call the, as well has decided to stop age going into gaza for now. comes a day off to israel said it had approved the proposal to extend the seas fine and gaza june ramadan and possibly the this phase of the originals. these 5 deals with come off ended on saturday, as well as, as a new plan was proposed by the us presidents on voice the what cough would come off as it was the original deal implemented in full. let's accused israel of breach in key parts of the 1st phase as well hasn't allowed and thousands of mobile homes needed by displays, palestinians, and only 10 percent of 200000 tends to be used as shelters have been delivered. and custody is standing by for us and con eunice, but 1st let's speak to nude all day. she's joining us live from jordan's capital oman. she's bad because the is r

plus, i'm jessica washington in chicago is meiza for the government is introducing free health checks for people around the country. the israel says it's ready to extend the states foreign garza over the ramadan and policies of periods. the announcements came just minutes of to the 1st phase of the original si, size the with home us formerly and is israel says the due pound was proposed by the us presidents invoice, steve, which calls this be no common, and from hama. so saw a statement from these way, the prime minister's office has provided more details. it says on the 1st day of the outline hall for the hostages, both alive and dead will be released as at the end if an agreement is reached on the palm, the ceasefire. the remaining hostages will be released with coal, proposed the outline for extending the ceasefire. also, he felt there was no possibility of preaching the position of the policies to end the war. and this additional time was needed for talks on the permanent ceasefire, while the as well agreed to the witch cove, outlined with the aim of returning out of talk, tease h

you live in chicago, should i call you on saturdays in the morning? are you okay? one thing has happened, which is truly horrible. but since what the ninety's to 2000. yeah. and, and, and you're calling me to see if i'm ok. no, i'm concerned about you the, what are your future plans? i am looking for a job. now that i'm asylum i can work here legally. so that's great. i'd like to find a public speaking job or maybe something, and media on tv, something and st. petersburg. no, because i don't want to move the mazda from mazda is great. but st. petersburg, my job, what do you like most about st. petersburg whiting. like this city, you know, i've traveled to almost 70 countries, i've lived and 12, and it's really my experience in an entire world. i mean, the people here as you see, if you even slightly brush into somebody there to stop and say to hold the doors feels like you're living in a small town. there's something magical about the city to make the snappy here in general. anyway, i just want to come back here to religion and country road to deal with my goats an

she was young black woman from the midwest who grew up in chicago. she learned how to fly. yes, this is a cut out of bessie here. she could not. she applied to many aviation flight schools in the us and they all denied her because she was a woman, because she was black. so she actually learned french and traveled to france to learn how to fly. she when she returned to the u.s., she became a famous barnstormer. and as i mentioned, flying was very dangerous. and she unfortunately died in a stunt accident. but she was a lasting legacy. she has she has a lasting legacy for inspiring many generations of pilots, regardless of race. speaking about the curtiss jenny, again, it's made out of canvas, but it is looks much different than the wright bee does. that's because they paint it and doped the wings to make them waterproof. so we have an example here for you to touch. this is the untreated canvas and then there's different layers of paint. and what does doping mean? doping would make the canvas waterproof and seal it. i think that's just the quality of the paint or that's just t

around the suburbs of chicago and northwest indiana for other counties that may be more amenable to yourake county want that. we've seen an influx of people from illinois who have come over and get to these policies. they like what they've seen. they likely lower taxes, economic freedom and all india has to offer. paul: any reaching out you've done saying governor to governor your governor reaching out and saying let's see what we can work out? >> we will go through a process, pass the house and work through the process, the senate and have governor braun sign a bill and hopefully his first action in illinois and hundred thousand folks from illinois since 2020, we are interested in having you and these conversations one way or the other. paul: what has governor braun said? has he just stayed quiet about it? >> we talked about it. everybody likes the idea of exploring this opportunity. a great opportunity. we had a lot of growth, indiana's gdp since the pandemic is three times illinois. paul: it is astonishing it is that fast. what's behind that? >> a lot of progrowth economic policies. w

i mean, we remember this from the chicago. this has all left people on high alert.the majority of the recent plane crashes, and he said this during an interview with nbc news just this week. jon? jon: c.b.9 cotton reporting from our newsroom, thanks. >>> new mexico authorities appear to remain baffled by the deaths of oscar-winning actor gene hackman and his wife in their home. officials say the couple tested negative for carbon monoxide if poisoning, and the santa fe county sheriff says there were no obvious signs of foul play. matt finn is live in santa fay with the latest on -- santa fe with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: behind me is the entrance to the gated, affluent committee where gene and his wife betsy lived for years. this is about ten minutes outside of downtown santa fe. and once you get inside these gate, you have a short drive to gene hackman's home. so it was very clear that they wanted privacy. we just talked to a neighbor who said they were extremely private. they have a very large gate. he estimated about 8 feet outside of their pro

you can see how it's now cleared off but, boy, is it cold. 23 in new york city, 23 back in chicago.ally funneling in. on the back side of this, look at this. cold weather advisories into portion of the northern interior parts of new england. it's -20 to -25 degrees, closer to a 0-degree feel -- 10-degree feel here in new york city. are you guys staying warm in i love your energy. thanks for stopping -- who's the shout-out to? where are you guys from? >> chattanooga, tennessee. >> it's her birthday. adam: good for you. will you say back to you, rachel. >> back to you, rachel. rachel: happy birthday. thanks, adam. well, president trump's tariffs are going into effect on tuesday. president trump i putting canada, mexico and china on notice over their failure to curb the flow of fentanyl at the border. watch. >> i'm not topping the tariffs, no. millions of people have died because of the the fentanyl that comes over the border. >> -- 90% drop in border crossings compared to about a year ago? >> yeah, they've been good, but that's also due to us, mostly due to us. [inaudible conversation

boy, these temperatures have really dropped here over the last 24 hours. 18 degrees the in chicago currently a's fairly widespread, it feels a lot colder. the coldest spots across portions offer into year new england -- interior new england. it stays relatively cool across the country for today. the only other weather headlines is we're track are thatting storms across texas and oklahoma, and we continue to see moisture running onto the pacific coast and they're looking at high el vision snow. for now guys, back to you. charlie: thank you, adam. this morning president zelenskyy now claim he's ready to sign a minerals deal after getting kicked out of the white house on friday, but how exactly would the u.s. benefit from the deal? rachel: our next guest bought ripeses for lithium deposits in ukraine with -- licenses -- and he warns it is crucial for the west to have more control of -- critical metals tony sage joins us now to explain. tony, welcome to the show. let met -- me just start with this, does ukraine have a substantial am of critical minerals, enough to pay off the billions and billio

boston mayor michelle wu, new york city mayor eric add adams a, denver mayor mike johnson and chicagoon johnson. here is governor maura a healey of new york, she says as a former law enforcement official if you care about a law enforcement, the best way to secure the safety and well-being of our state, our nation is for local are, state and federal law enforcement to work together. so it seems to me you shouldn't be threatening to bring, what was it, hell? if you should come here with support and resources to help us address any public safety issues we're experiencing. and i can tell you that massachusetts if law enforcement, tate and local continue to work with federal law enforcement when it comes to the investigation and the prosecution and apprehension of criminals. so, of course -- charlie: is, of course, all of this is in response to their defense of sanctuary cities. i think this is so interesting. this is the hill the democrat politicians want the die on even after the election, even after polls after polls after polls are shown how deeply unpopular these sanctuary city polici

. >> mayor of chicago and former u.s. ambassador to japan under president obama.rahm emanuel. >> is right here. who? um, okay. >> would you want to see a little more of trump and zelenskyy? let's just see where america is now. i just want to see a little more of this. please. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. you're gambling with world war iii. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. you have to be thankful you don't have the cards. then you tell us. i don't want a cease fire. i don't want a cease fire. >> great day to be an american. and i mean, my first thought is he's having this big browbeating with a guy who speaks english as a second language. >> and i just. it's just. perfect. >> i mean, so we're all agreed this is deplorable. you know, i've tried to not use the word deplorable as much as i can, but when it's deplorable, it's deplorable. and then he likes it. i mean, it's a deplorable point of view. but here's my question to you guys. i always said trump is a coalition winner like every politician is. i

jimmy: and that's -- that's your buds. [ cheers ] >> yeah, yeah, those are the guys i came up with in chicagollment moment. >> jimmy: i was gonna ask you a a question, because i know when you started performing, you would perform in this wig and sunglasses. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i would -- yeah. >> jimmy: and i think it's a a great look, by the way. [ light laughter ] >> that's kind of an amazing -- yeah. >> jimmy: i like the white jumpsuit. it kinda reminds me of a young jimmy fallon there -- [ screams and applause ] -- when i was -- looks like we could be in the same -- >> i'm really glad that you brought this up because i actually -- this is like a juicy couture full onesie, right? >> jimmy: yes. >> we're kinda -- we were going for more of a workwear thing. but i saw this. this is when you were opening for the strokes, correct? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so, i know that we're not going to do this, i knew we were gonna hang it up, and i thought that i would bring -- >> jimmy: come on. >> one of the -- this jumpsuit. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you kidding me? does this say dji -- djimmy? [

from wls, our station in chicago.re's an extremely critical wildfire risk in the southwest. >> greg: there is, and there's advisories out for the southwest, and we brought you advisories yesterday, and look what happened. this is through the carolinas. we had high fire danger there. this is the view from myrtle beach. how often do you see this? the smoke and flames going up in the distance. we shift our focus today to the southwest where there's high fire danger. red flag warnings, and it gets worse for tomorrow as things shift a little bit farther off to the east. you see critical extreme fire danger from el paso up to roswell, and it is cold across the central and eastern portions of the u.s. a warm day yesterday, but look at these highs over the next few days. it takes at least until monday for us to get back to normal. here's your local >> greg: we're just trying to make our way into summertime or at least springtime, but yet to stick the landing, gio. >> gio: i see what you did there, and that's because of this s

i connected through chicago. just a few gates down was the one connecting, you know, through. uh.dca. and to know that those skaters aren't there anymore, i, you know, i spent most of, you know, the time before i boarded my flight, which took off an hour earlier, uh, speaking with spencer laine's coach, you know, just about the future he had in the sport and how far he's come. you know, my last tiktok notification is that spencer lane followed me on tiktok, and so i haven't opened that app in a while. uh, the last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from. not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with, sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> that was, uh, olympic medalist gracie gold s

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