>> in illinois they filed house bill 1500 which forms a commission in illinois.ey are interested in doing this was a bill has been filed and we hope is given consideration again. 33 counties decided what has taken place today, 1/3 of illinois counties come more than are interested. there is a movement going on over there and we are raising our hand to say we love having you on the hoosier state. paul: would you be interested in a trade to make this more attractive to illinois? around the suburbs of chicago and northwest indiana for other counties that may be more amenable to your policies? how about that? >> not sure the people in lake 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 h

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

he was head of the illinois party i'm sorry, of the republican party. illinois. so he and lincoln knew each other quite well. of course, lincoln being from illinois and conkling wrote. lincoln, a letter telling him that if did not rescind the emancipation proclamation and conkling would no longer support the war or the lincoln administration. in his response, lincoln cut right to the heart of the matter as he was so able to do. this is in part what he said. you say you will not fight to free the --. some of them seem willing to fight for you. but no matter fight you then exclude peaceably to save this union. well one man who recognized the greater. of the emancipation proclamation and this change in policy and sentiment as well, that was now spreading across the north was frederick douglass. and frederick douglass. this once let the black get upon person the brass letters us let him get an eagle on his button and a musket on his shoulder and in his pocket. and there is no power on earth which can deny that he has earned the right of citizenship in united states s

you have planted corn, soybeans, you know this in illinois like here in iowa, row crops are a big deal. the importance of access to foreign markets here in the u.s., in your testimony you highlighted the u.s. is facing its fifth consecutive annual trade deficit. in fact, we're up to about $100 billion now, largest in the world. what will happen if our corn and soybean farmers fail to pass a farm bill that doesn't have funding? >> thank you for the question. as we've emphasized several times, the importance of getting that funding for map is crucial. mr. weinzierl: in continuing to open up markets and maintain the relationships with countries that we're current marketing to. i think that's the one thing that with a lot of uncertainty around trade, if we can have that as certainty, that will definitely help in putting boots on the ground all over the world. mr. nunn: i hope we can get more done here in the next four months. look, you know this, a bushel of corn today runs about $4.09 on a good day. a bush ofle soybean probably about $10 +. the challenges we have are these prices are refl

tornadoes are hitting tennessee, georgia, ohio two in illinois. two more in indiana. another cited near huggins burg, kentucky heading toward brandenburg, a sleepy little river town 25 miles southwest of louisville. at the radio station just west of town. announcer bill byrne receives a telephone call telling of it's coming. tornado. the only warning. a last second shout. and in 30 seconds. 31 people will die. in louisville upriver. an alarm sounds in the newsroom at the local emergency broadcasting. the severe warning has been changed to a tornado warning for metro louisville county, including meade county and, the southern indiana counties. we have a tornado reporter on the ground in the brandenburg vicinity and it's headed toward louisville. we think the sirens should be activated at the present time. okay, hit the alert. kick it. what can you see at this point? well, it's expected contact site. the local very black cloud at the moment. they're just. about over momentarily. and it just swirling around it and it looks like the smoke underneath, but it's still turnin

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. >> john: it took a jury less than 90 minutes to find an illinois landlord guilty of murder and hatea brutal 2023 stabbing attack on % palestinian american family that killed a 6-year-old boy. authorities say 73-year-old joseph czuba targeted the family because of their islamic faith and as a response to the war between israel and hamas. czuba faces life in prison. the gold medal for messing up medals goes to the french mint, which says more than 200 defective paris olympic medals will be replaced. athletes complained their medals became tarnished or chipped, sometimes within weeks of the games ending last summer. the replacement medals will be identical to the originals, but a protective varnish will be added for durability. and today microsoft announced it is shutting down skype, the online voice and video call pioneer that the tech titan acquired in 2011. skype has struggled in recent years to compete against new rivals like zoom and microsoft's own teams. founded in 2003, skype revolutionized internet communication by offering free voice calls between computers. ahead on cbs even

the case is called coalition life versus city of carbondale, illinois.new challenges to these buffer zones that allow safe egress and ingress from clinic entrances. and so he argues that this decision denying certiorari was based on a case from 2000 called hill versus colorado, in which the court upheld a similar buffer zone law as a permissible time, place, or manner restriction that did not violate the first amendment. he argues that this case, hill versus colorado, is an absurd, defunct, erroneous, and long credited aberration, a long discredited aberration from the rest of our first amendment jurisprudence. and interestingly for that proposition, he cites himself. he goes on to continue citing himself for all of the reasons why hill versus colorado is terrible. there's a lot to say about this. the first thing, the court didn't take up this case. i'm likely because they're already busy looking forward to how they're going to overrule humphrey's executor on one of these cases involving the removal of the heads of one of these independent agencies somet

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thank you to a within the us state of illinois, a landlord has been found guilty of murdering a palestinian boy during an attack on his home, joseph kazoo, but it stopped the 6 year old 26 times and wounded his mother. in 2023 authorities said he talked to them because if that is let me face and it's a response to israel's for on gaza. attacks on most lives in palestinians in the united states have increased since the war began. this coverage media is reporting that the coast on work is pa t o p k. k says it will heat a cold, but it's joe lee that to declare receipts 5 with the texas government and laid down at toms on says day after the autoland made the appeal in the latter that was read out by pro kurdish politicians. he also called for the p k. k. to dissolve the group is designated as a terrorist organization by chucky, a european union, and by the united states. muslims are observing the 1st ramadan in syria. and since the full of his tide regime, how many months is of course, tradition and time to reflection, prayer and community cars, a unique significance for syrians this year, whi

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. >>> the fbi has served the village of dalton, illinois, a subpoena over land development involvingenyard's boyfriend. the bureau seeking documents related to property including inspection records. this comes just weeks after henyard and her boyfriend got involved in this massive brawl that broke out at a town meeting. dalton officials receiving the subpoena on tuesday, the same they primary voters elected to replace henyard. critics call her america's worst mayor because of alleged financial mismanagement, and those are your headlines. rachel. rachel: well, you know, she's a lot of fun to watch. [laughter] charlie: what would we do withouter? rachel: all right, charlie, thank you so much. well, the department of agriculture now warning that americans could see the price of eggs spike if more than 40. but the trump administration is working on a solution, committing more than $1 billion to combat the bird flu and the egg shortage. here to break it all down for us is our new secretary of agriculture, brooke rollins. brooke, it's so great to have you on. thank you for joining us. >> g

in this country, a jury in illinois found a 73-year-old landlord guilty of murder and hate crimes todayilling a palestinian-american boy and seriously injuring his mother. the mother testified that joseph czuba attacked her with a knife before stabbing her six-year-old son wadee alfayoumi to death in another room. he attacked them because they are muslim and in response to the israel hamas war. pope francis suffered an isolated breathing crisis this afternoon. the vatican set of bronchial spasms led to an episode of vomiting with inhalation and sudden worsening of the respiratory condition. the scare required the use of supplemental oxygen. doctors say the pope responded well and remained conscious throughout. today's setback came after relatively upbeat days for the pontiff. the vatican has already made for alternative plans for ash wednesday next week. a so-called economic blackout called for today has been getting plenty of attention online, but the impact is still unclear. >> we spend money and make people rich without even realizing we are doing it. >> to missed group the people's

so these figures and everett dirksen, of course, the senate minority leader from illinois, a republican, will be very important once the civil rights bill reaches the senate and trying to break the southern debate will depend in large part on swain, a republican, dirksen. so all these figures i believe, are not just interesting seen, but they were really key to johnson's presidency and these years you don't get what's going on really unless you understand capitol hill. were there setbacks, mistakes made by the early johnson administration? oh, for sure. i mean, certainly i mean, there's many that people talk about when one big setback is his inability to get medicare through. he will get it in 1965. but till the election, there's nothing inevitable about that happening. and he just can't figure out a way around mills. at one point, he tries a trick of sorts and gets this as an amendment and a big bill, and mills still figures out basically how to stop it. that's a big setback for civil rights activists, even though they are elated with the civil rights bill. the decision to leave voting

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i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person.just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for your brain. >>> welcome back. joining me now is republican senator james lankford of oklahoma. senator lankford, welcome back to "meet the press "qwest. >> thanks. good to see you again. >> great to see you. you have been a longtime supporter of defending ukraine. in fact, in 2022 you co-sponsored legislation that called for the u.s. to protect ukraine, quote, before, during and after the invasion. based on what you witnessed in the oval office, senator, are you concerned that the united states is turning its back on ukraine? >> no. we're not turning our back on ukraine nor should we. putin is a murderous kgb thug that murders his political enemies and is a dictator there, and so we've seen this. we'

. >> or jd pritzker in illinois.l states where they have the freedom to be in sort of the warfare mindset day. >> in and day. >> out, our in, our out. and i think that. is the. >> that is. >> the big fight. i think, you know, we know the way politics works is if trump's going to live or die based on his performance, like tell me what inflation. >> looks like in a month. >> tell me what the. >> jobless rate looks like. tell me where wages are and tell. >> me how much chaos flows from some of the decisions of the first 30 days. >> and i'll tell. >> you kind of where his public standing is and whether or not republicans will break. but so far, there's zero sign. you saw it. you had it this morning. the idea that no republican. will speak up and say, hey, maybe vladimir putin is a thug, maybe he's a dictator. maybe he's been held his entire life starting at the kgb to. >> destroy your nation. >> maybe. >> zelinski. >> you could argue. >> whether or. not we. >> should be there or not. there. you can't argue like, oh, he s

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am a coolidge 2024 senator from a suburb 20 miles west of chicago, illinois.i had a question in particular about washington's leadership qualities, which we kind of diverged on, and i'll leave this question open if the professors want say it at all. i guess what did washington strike in particular, his leadership during the revolutionary war and beyond it, between achievement versus jurisprudence? because we kind of saw like like relations between those two and also a conflict between those two. so are your what's your take on that generally? all right. we have one minute. i'm happy to talk about it. but my work on washington, of course, addresses this at great length. but i'm only going to speak at the moment on my comparison with george the third in george washington and. lean on george, the third record nation of washington's greatness, his great leadership. and so i pointed out that when he says of washington he was the most distinguished man. that was not the sentiment of a sore loser. that was the appreciation. a man whose own elevation high and who reco

as the president of the illinois farm bureau recently said, farmers simply cannot afford the uncertainty of a potential trade war. it is the same story for the people in my area struggling over high housing prices. trump totally ignored the warning of the national association of homebuilders that tariffs would "ultimately be passed on to homebuyers in the form of increased housing prices and would disrupt supply chains which will delay building." what about american workers? while promising us economic pain, we have yet to see trump promised good manufacturing jobs to the united states. i've been critical in the past of both democratic and republican administrations for not enforcing trade agreements, particularly with respect to the environment to prevent a race to the bottom. but the destructive chaos with trump's policy, driven as it is with a desire to raise costs for working families to give billionaires another tax break, is no response to the perceived lack of trade enforcement either real or imagined. we must continue to focus on those wrongs instead of the illusion that occurred

. >>> in illinois a jury finds a 73-year-old landlord guilty of exphurd hate crimes for stabbing a 6-can boy to death with two years ago. the landlord also stabbed the boy's mother more than a dozen times. she survived. prosecutors say the man was targeting muslim tenants taffe the october 7th hamas attack on israel. >>> and in new york city, mexican cartel leader rafael quintero pleading not guilty to a slew of charges, including the murder of a dea agent. he's one of 29 cartel members mexico extradited to the u.s. this week to face american justice. ♪ ♪ jon sirens and bullhorns blared at i.c.e. agents do during a recent deportation operation by i.c.e. officers in los angeles. activists were trying to warn illegal immigrants so they could avoid arrest. critics are calling this dangerous and demanding justice, and the justice department hold the perpetrators accountable. christina coleman live in los angeles with that controversy. christina. >> reporter: hi, jon. yeah, that's right, some activists in the l.a. area are trying to warn migrants when i.c.e. is around with bullhorns and si