authorities arrested an illinois teenager trying to board a flight in an airport that would have taken them to vienna. according to a complaint notes were found at the home, including the words come to jihad. in an interview federal bureau of investigation director says the bureau is doing everything possible to monitor the americans they know are fighting for i.s.i.l. >> reporter: how many americans are fighting in syria on the side of the terrorists? >> in the number of a dozen. >> reporter: do you know who they are? >> yes. >> reporter: every one of them. >> of the dozen, i think i do. i hesitate because i don't know what i don't know. >> joining us douglas ol fant. director of iraq during the bush and obama administrations and served two fours during the iraq war and led the planning team that helped to coordinate the surge. he's a senior national security fellow at the foundation. kobani under siege for three weeks. now i.s.i.l. appears to be taking control. despite air strikes, the terrorists haven't been stopped. has the coalition failed here? >> well, certainly to all external

while an illinois soldier noted that his regiment was polled to see who would vote for lincoln if they got a chance to go home. a lot of democrats are going to take this chance. i found one soldier from new hampshire and he was a sharp shooter and he wrote a letter to his brother. he said i will be as black as the darkie to get a furlough home to vote. what he was referring to was an help thet that the democrats referred to the republican party. he was using code words, in fact he actually didn't write out the word, he wrote out d and then a long hyphen, saying i'm willing to bloke the black republican ticket if it means i get to come home. but not all soldiers were willing to sacrifice their principles. i found a new jersey soldier who wrote angrily to his father, i suppose i might have gotten home if i said i would vote for old abe. but never, i would sooner stay here for another year than come home and vote for him. for those soldier who is did vote in the field, they found it was not necessarily easy to vote the democratic ticket. many democrats complained they couldn't find ballot

my favorite one comes from an illinois captain named john gibson to you was court-martialed and dismissed from the army for saying he would rather sing to hell than free the negroes and that old abe lincoln is a god damned old shit. think of you always things later, but i thought that probably would've been a great title for my book. these guys and many more like him were court-martialed. some of them deserved it for some of the things that were said. someone not even the excerpts i have given you. but they were court-martialed because the lincoln i argue, wanted to teach the soldiers to not criticize emancipation for her not criticize the war, policy of the government, official military policy of the government. and it was effective. to keep theirle opinions to themselves. some of the most egregious political favoritism involves furloughs. not all soldiers, as i said, voted in the field. not permit did soldiers to vote in the field. to republican governors from those states wrote letters to secretary of war stanton, and they are in the library of congress, saying would you please for low

illinois urbana-champaign. we trained the first architects in china at this university. you can find that i was an international student once. i came and i stayed and i believe many international students come and stay in this country. because of the opportunities. and we have over 5,000 freshman from the state of illinois. those are first stake holders. we have a lot of students of illinois over the last many years we have grown and we have taken out of state, not only international states but students from california we have a lot of students from california, new jersey and from around the country. so this is an international environment. we always say that our students can do study abroad, illinois students can do study abroad on campus. we are very proud that we have a global reputation. >> and i apologize, mr. adesida. we have to leave it there. >>> on the next washington journal, look at the role that president obama has played in this year's midterm elections. then the state of manufacturing in the u.s., we'll talk with american alliance for manufacturing president scott paul. washington jo

>> i have provided my federal and if is an important issue i will provide the state. >> do you pay illinois state -- do you as an individual pay illinois tax? >> of course. i am a great customer of the state of illinois and they don't respect that. >> i want to ask you both about the national debt. the deficit is slowing down, if changes are not made by 2040, the debt is set to be 10% of the gpd. i would like to know wto what extent this keeps you up at night? >> that is one of the main reasons i am running for the seat. spending has been out of control, since senator durbin went to washington the debt is from $1 trillion to approaching $18 trillion. it will not be easy to correct it, it will take time, but we need to get started. i realize that what really affects our economy is the unexpected things that happen. if we know this is what is happening it gets built in and you get the surprise. what can happen is all of a sudden something causes complete concern were the market. suddenly the united states government can't sell new debt to pay off its old debt at reas reasonable rates. interes

finally rivd and so has pumpkin spice latte sthn is the only time you can get the tasty drink and an illinoisen years in the making. at first, she would get them at the gas station. then she started making her own. now, she hoordz boxes and boxes and boxes of pumpkin spice latte. she has 52 at her house now so she can enjoy them all year round. >> i love pumpkin pie and it's like pumpkin pie we whip cream in a drink i can drink it and it's less calories. >> she loves pumpkin spice so much she could drink annen tire box a day. >> that's a little much. i love pumpkin coffee but that's excessive. >> really. >> time for sports tonight. jamie apody live at the big board. >> i could drink a bop of coffee a day and i box now. the bye week. round of golf. day at the spaxt trip to the hospital to visit the enemy. giants wide receiver victor cruz revealed today eagles' coach visited him in the hospital monday a day after the star suffered season ending knee injury. in a rivalry that burned all sorts of trash talk all week talk about classy move from the coach. >> after announcement of six games continu

do you pay illinois state income tax, as an individual? >> absolutely. of course i do. i pay more than i ever paid before. i'm a great customer of the state of illinois, and they don't respect that. >> i was asking both senators, the deficit is going down. u.s. government debt is projected to reach 110% of gdp. i'd like to know to what extent that keeps you up at night? >> go ahead. >> that's one of the main reasons i'm running to a u.s. senate seat. spending has been out of control. since senator durbin went to washington, our debt now approaches $18 trillion. it will take time, but we need to get started. my background is in financial services. i realize what really affect our economy are the unexpected things. if we know what is happening, you get expectations. but what can happen, all of a sudden something causes complete concern for the markets. the u.s. government cannot sell new debt to pay off the old debt at favorable interest rate. suddenly, interest rates, which are incredibly low right now, 2.5% for 10-your debt, is 6%, 8%, and the government has difficulty r

an illinois neighborhood making headlines again because of its halloween light display. ♪ i don't want been born at all ♪ >> a dazzling light show set to the music by queen. this has been viewed by more than 100,000 times on youtube. in fact, so many people have traveled to this home in naperville, illinois, a police officer is stationed outside to control the traffic. the homeowner loves seeing kids react to all of this. the show is a chance to collect donations for a nonprofit that helps families of children with down syndrome. >>> 7:50. there's been another reported attack involving an uber driver. coming up for you at 8:15, we'll tell you what one woman says happened to her when she disagreed with the driver over where she was going. >>> but first, miles away from shore and out at sea, the way a california woman escaped the jaws of a great white shark. >>> police in gary, indiana say the bodies of six additional women were found over the weekend after darren vann confessed to killing a prostitute. police believe there could be more victims. they say some of the cases could date bac

in many chambers they would read the chief's memo of that might summarize by saying an illinois prisoner hasn't exhausted his rights and was denied. justice rutledge insisted that his clerks would get the original papers and go through and make it as an independent judgment on what was going on. he taught me and stan, my co-clerk that every case is important. i have to find out what's on before you brush it off. and so he had a part of his job was he looked at it that every litigant was heard and hearing the uniform popper's cases we had a different responsibility nah than any of other justices. another thing i that learned from it is same -- same idea. every case is important. he thought it was important to let every lawyer know that their arguments had been considered and thoughtfully. so he wrote longer opinions than anybody else on the court. he was careful to try and let the reader know that the argument had been considered and the reasons for rejecting it. and as a result he wrote much longer opinions than some of the others did, much longer opinions than i ever wrote too. i did le

jeff flock is at an illinois based company that produces protective equipment which i'm sure a lot of people would be interested in these days. >> i tell you things are really humming here. the company is medline and it's a privately held company. you can look city stocks of public companies that do some of the same stuff. they've been remarkably successful over the past month, but also a lot of volatility there. i guess when all is said and done, i've got the vice president here. this is not a huge piece of your business, preparing for ebola, but at the moment it's probably the most high profile. >> it's definitely the most high profile. on average we've been receiving over 150 inquiries a day from our customers wondering which personal protective equipment items that we have available for them. >> i want to talk to your chief nursing officer as i can as we watch these kits being prepared. what i'm looking at there, marty, is a kit that is recommended by the cdc. is that correct? is that where you're getting that? >> these are the ppes that the cdc is recommending to use for allus di

. >>> an illinois man is accused of trying to travel overseas to join isis. parents of the 19 year-old mohammad kahn were in federal court as their son was charged with attempting to provide support to the terrorist organization. the teen was arrested over weekend at o'hare international airport and authorities say they found documents expressing support for isis. >>> pennsylvania's senator bob casey says that members of the congress should spend about two weeks, holding hearings and having a real debate about authorizing use of force begins isis. casey says even if congress believes as he does that president obama has the legal authority to mount an aerial bomb campaign against the the terrorist group in iraq and syria. a debate and some votes should help his strategy. >>> colorado's governor say legalizing pot for recreational use is reckless. >> governor john, addressed the issue during a gubernatorial don't. other states should not legalize it before they see long term effect is it might have on colorado as a whole. governor always opposed legalizing mari

first an illinois race, and republican challenger afternoon canning american voter evers are being remindedf the employment practices. >> do you know how many professionals work at billionaire republican bruce investment firm? 51 people. do you want with to guess owe many of those are african-american? none. zero. not a single african-american, why do you suppose that is. >> why is it? is well with, rounder was asked we local television stations and he said he could not find african-american whose were qualified. illinois campaign is a dead heat. another close race is the battle of michigan's 11th congressional district, and this campaign now featured the most brutal add of the 2014 election cycle. the republican candidate used to own the larger foreclosure mill, his firm turns out hundreds of thousands of eviction notices. democrat bobby mckenzie has turned the record into this dramatic attack add. >> . >> trot profited from human history as tens of thousands of michiganians were with evicted from their home. people like one with hundred and one-year-old mrs. hall las, thrown out of her ho

. >>> an illinois man accused of trying to travel overseas to join isis. parents of the 19 year-old mohammad kahn were in federal court yesterday as their son was charged with attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization. the teen was arrested over the weekend at o'hare international airport. authorities said they found documents expressing support for isis. >>> 5:15. supreme court cleared the way for same sex marriage in more states. high court reject ago peels from five states declining to deciding whether wisconsin, indiana, oak, utah and virginia can legally ban gay marriage. couples in those states are now wasting in time getting married. >> this is the the outcome. this is the outcome that we have hoped for. it is the outcome that we have for the for. it is the outcome that the constitution requires. >> the number of states legalizing same sex marriage now jumps from 19 to 24 but six other states are impact by this decision and could soon have their bans lifted as well. >>> for your health this morning a compelling case against cannabis.

it shows an illinois family pulled over by police and what happens during the traffic stop now has many people saying the olice officers went too far. >> are you going to open the door? >> how can you say somebody is not going to hurt you? people are getting shot by the police. ah! >> september 24th, hammond, indiana. a routine traffic stop for a seat belt violation turns to this. the passenger, identified as jamal jones, is tased, forced to the ground, and cuffed. a 14-year-old boy films the whole incident from the back seat on his cell phone. his younger sister is in the seat next to him. >> ah! >> i told you i have kids in the car, man. why would you do that? >> he gives no explanation. they never tell him he is under arrest. they never tell him he is being cited for anything. >> the couple's attorney dana kurtz calls it a case of senseless police brutality. she says the driver was taking the family to visit a sick relative. >> i'm scared for my life. because he just pulled a gun. we don't have a gun. >> this indiana video is the latest in a rash of police excessive force allegations

scene in late august when lincoln spewing over the proclamation invites his friend leonard sweat, an illinoislawyer to come to the white house. he asked him to sit with him while he read some letters she received contain all manner of argument regarding emancipation. lincoln loved to read aloud for as he said when i read aloud i hear what is red and exceeded the thereby catching the idea by 2 cents as it isn't a great? the president responded also allowed each article for and against while sweat and his reactions never even sought by lincoln, nor provided. swett later told a friend of fully committed to giving instance of skating conclusion allowed not that it might convince another or be combated by him but that link in my see for himself how they looked when taken out of the region in the reflection and embodied in words. lincolns approach was so careful and judicious and so absent of any will to persuade, swett felt his presence was less of lincoln's event as a witness to the president's mental operations. and on and on it went. lincoln debating with himself, and with others, preparing for

here in the united states, the fbi arrests an illinois teen at chicago's o'hare airport that he was headed to the middle east to fight for isis. our chief national security correspondent begin our coverage "outfront." >> reporter: he told his parents he felt an obligation to migrate. mohammed hamzah khan. he was arrested at o'hare airport as he was about to board what he allegedly said was a one-way journey to syria and to war. on the ground there, isis is advancing even in the face of american air power. today in kobani, northern syria, kurdish fighters are long in bloody street battles with isis. the militants have raised their signature black flags on a building and a hill top overlooking to town. while raining down shell fire from tanks and artillery. according to one fighter, it was tweeted, we hoped american planes would help us. instead american tanks in the hachblds isis are killing us. u.s. officials call the effort against isis there ongoing. >> this is something where we've long said from the beginning that this would take some time. we're working closely to do everything we can

this as an illinois teen arrested for allegedly trying to join the terror group.he 19 year old was arrested saturday at chicago's o'hare international airport trying to fly to turkey which borders syria. he is charged with attempting to provide materials supporting a foreign terror group. neighbors are surprised. they say he and his family kept to themselves. >> shocking. like i said, i grew up in rolling brook much it's very quiet, unassuming town. you don't hear about stuff like this ever, you know, around he here. >> intelligence officials say about a dozen u.s. citizens are fighting alongside the terror group in syria and more than 100 others have traveled there for training and are now back on u.s. soil. >>> a popular tv dad is under investigation by the new york police department for child molestation. >> the actor is on tape allegedly confessing to sexua sexualing molesting several underaged girls in his past. tmz obtained an oud audio recording. it says it is of steven collins confessing to his estranged wife about the acts. the conversation between the tw

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earl they're month an illinois teen was arrested at chicago o'hare as he planned to travel to the middlet and join the islamic state. chris van cleve, cbs news. >>> sayreville board of education voted unanimously to up hold suspensions of five football coaches amid a hazing scandal that rocked the the north jersey town. head coach george najar and four assistants have been suspended indefinite liz with pay. it follows an ongoing criminal investigation in which seven players with charged in connection with the hazing incident inside the high school locker room. >> i just thought that it was, just over the shot, like over exaggerated, and i know this never happened. >> knowing coach for four years i know he never would have tolerated any form of hazing. >> the board also lowered the coach's salary, because of reduced duties, since the football program has been canceled for the season. >>> the owner of chickie and pete's is now offering a five you this dollars reward in an armed robbery at one of their restaurants in drexel hill. they dropped sunday morning before restaurant opened and forc

remarkable scene in late august when lincoln, stewing over the proclamation invites his friend, an illinois lawyer, ask to sit with him while he reads from letters containing all manner of arguments regarding emancipation. lincoln loved to read aloud, for as he said when i read aloud i hear what is red and i see it. catching the idea by two senses. and in front it is silence, and socked by of lincoln. he told a friend for lincoln it appeared to be an instance of stating conclusions allowed, not that they might convince another but lincoln might see for himself how they looked when taken as a region of their reflection and embodied in words. lincoln's approach was so careful and judicious and absence of any will to persuade his presence was less a year of lincoln's views that a witness to the president's mental operations. and on and on it went. lincoln debating with himself and with others, preparing for what would be, what only could be a gamble, the greatest gamble of his life, the greatest gamble of his young nation's life. i would like to read you two excerpts from the book. the first w

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for him to say i'm not an illinois resident is absolutely ludicrous. >> laura?> i still don't hear you clearly in terms of, for example, you said your taxes have gone down. have you released your full tax return? can you give us the figures? >> yes, i released my state of illinois and federal taxes, including the schedules. i believe i paid approximately $55,000 in illinois taxes. when i lost my illinois exemption, my illinois tax bill went up, not down. >> we need to go to mr. durbin for a response. >> i don't get it. if i'm wrong in anything i said, it is because i quoted him. he told the "sometimes" that i did this because of tax advantages in florida. maybe he can explain that. if you will pay more in taxes, why did you give up residency in illinois? home in sugarim a grove, and then gave it up in 2010. the only permanent residency claimed by his family is in florida, at a penthouse condo in bonita springs. i don't know why anyone who aspires to be the senator of illinois has to declare a residency in florida for tax purposes. that does not make any sense to

. >>> an illinois man accused of shooting two deputies is in custody after more than 15 hours on thehe officers were responding to a domestic violence call when they say scott peters fired a rifle through the front door and then took off. he was captured hours later not far from his home. both deputies suffered gunshot wounds and are recovering in the hospital. >>> more than a dozen people are recovering from a terrifying train crash in arkansas. a freight train collided with a sightseeing train carrying tourists an a fall foliage tour in the ozarks. 300 gal ochbs diesel fuel spilled. >>> another still here. a truck carrying more than 200 gallons of honey tipped over closing a major highway in southwest florida and creating a mess. the driver was trying to negotiate a turn in north ft. myers, hit a bump. that's when the barrels slipped off, opened up attract, what else, bees. lots of them. for more than an hour, crews managed to clean up this mess. >>> from honey we go to bears. >> a bear cup couldn't get out of a dumpster. police even tried to put a ladder in place but the bear -- >

earlier this month an illinois teen was arrested at chicago o'hare airport as's ledgely planned to travel to the middle east and join the islamic state. chris van cleve, cb. news. >>> wild brawl between coaches and parents breaks out at a youth football game. we will show you the video on the other side. >>> we know dangers of texting while driving but you now video like this is showing just how dangerous drowsy driving can become. health reporter stephanie stahl has that anncr: the great thing many breakfast options... you did a great job. it looks good! anncr: ...is they're right next to our many other breakfast options. just another good reason to book now. feel the hamptonality >>> on the healthwatch new research shows smokingay get in the way of recovering alcoholics. will calorie searchers found people who smoked during their recovery were slower to regain their learning and memory skills. >>> and technology may be able to help fight childhood obesity. many kill ren trying to control their weight are turning to weight loss apps. they offer a modern day food journal that you can take

the faa will ask lawmakers today for more money this morning after that fire at an illinois air traffic control facility that crippled air travel. the agency wants to upgrade equipment so it can guide planes by satellite, rather than radar. it also wants to use runways better. the september 26th fire forced airlines to cancel thousands of flights. you'll recall these images of people camping out at chicago area airports. it also impacted a number of flights right here in the bay area. >>> there's a very special and unique punishment for a former facebook president, sean parker, after his environmentally unfriendly wedding in big sur. >> this was expensive all around. as expected, the state coastal commission find him $2.5 million after he failed to obtain permits for his $10 million wedding in june of last year. the wedding included props that encroached on a redwood forest. along with that fine, the commission also requiring parker to create a beach mapping app for the state's use. the app will help beach-goers figure out how to get around private property to get to the public coastlin

we're seeing in connecticut, an illinois governor's race. states are up for grabs in gubernatorial races are a little different than terrain for senate purposes. like the arkansases, the louisianas. president obama even on his best day wouldn't do very well. you see why he's probably not going into a colorado or new hampshire as well. >> this is not his best day, some might say. orman, roberts tonight, what do we anticipate? >> there's room for fluidity in this race. our latest poll shows orman with the lead. also showed a third of voters don't know enough about him to make a judgment. what roberts needs to do is win back some independent support. if he can sort of get some of those people back into his camp and energize republicans, that's what he's going to have to do to pull up even with orman. >> carrie dan and mark murray, thank you. we'll all be working into our 80s right now. from wall street, stocks plunging just minutes after the open. look at the dow, the dow has now dropped more than 326 points already today. all three major avera

my favorite quote and there is a lot of these in the book but my favorite comes from an illinois captain named john gibson. he was the captain of the 114th illinois. and he was court-martialed and dismissed from the army for saying, he would rather sink to hell than free the negros and that old abe lincoln is a god damned old [ bleep ]. i thought that would have been a great title for my book. i probably would have sold a lot more copies. i probably should have done that. these guys and many like them were court-martialed. some of them went beyond even the excerpts i've given you. but court-martialed because the lincoln administration i argue wanted to teach the soldiers to not criticize emancipation, to not criticize the war, official military policy of the government. and it was effective. it taught people to keep their opinions to themselves. now some of the most egregious were furloughs. not all voted in the field. some states didn't permit soldiers to vote in the field and so republican governors from those states wrote letters to secretary of war stanton and these letters are still

bill: an illinois teenager charged with trying to leave the country and join that fight. agents arresting 19-year-old mohammed hamzah kahn at the airport. he said he was going to meet an isis recruiter in istanbul. his neighbors are stunned by this. >> i'm shocked. i have kids who live here. they are four doors down. you don't think this is going to happen in your neighborhood and it's scary. bill: how did isis get in contact with this teenager. >> reporter: the teenager said he met someone online who sent instructions with a phone number when he made his way from illinois to istanbul. but kahn never made the flight to turkey or the layover in vienna on austrian airlines. bus at the international terminal that o'hare customs and border patrol officers approached kahn tha who said he didn't have any family in istanbul, he just wanted to stay there for 3 or 4 days. after all that kahn was placed under arrest. he faces 15 yearsth prison for allegedly trying to support a terrorist organization. >> reporter: he left' drawings and handwritten notes in a home owned by his parents

i will summarize by saying an illinois prisoner hasn't exhausted and that's about the remedy. ustice rutledge insisted that his clerks at the original papers and go through and make it an independent judgment of what is going on. he told my clerks at the free case is important. you have to find out the pressure. the purpose is job is to be sure that every litigant was heard in hearing before proceeding we had a different responsibility then any of the other justices. another thing i learned was the same idea every case was important and he felt it important to let every lawyer though there were arguments that had been considered and thoughtfully he wrote longer opinions than anybody else on the court and he was careful to try to let the reader know the argument had been considered and the reasons for rejecting it and he wrote much longer opinions than the sum of the others. but i did learn that the respect of the litigant. and even more important he wrote his own opinion, that's the point i wanted to make he wrote on the yellow pads which are necessary but he wrote them out in

illinois republican party. does that sound like he is an outsider? perhaps when he was giving away ice cream cones at the tea party golf tournament in 2013. he seems to be very comfortable until he has to answer for these positions. >> senator, did you say the illinois tea party should take over the republican party? -- people what i said were complaining they did not have a voice in the illinois republican party. they were disgusted with the party. i suggested to them to become a party. your views are more widespread than those of other organized republicans. over thetake republican party and become the republican party. i stand by that 100%. get involved. do not sit and complain and talk about other things, get involved. work and if you are good enough, so be it. >> i think the record is pretty clear and i will stick with the democratic party. what is happened with the tea party in washington should be an indicator that people across the state of illinois, the tea party faction is taking extreme positions on issue after issue. they want to eliminat

illinois urbana-champaign. we trained the first architects in china at this university. you can find that i was an international student once. i came and i stayed and i believe many international students come and stay in this country. because of the opportunities. and we have over 5,000 freshman from the state of illinois. those are first stake holders. we have a lot of students of illinois over the last many years we have grown and we have taken out of state, not only international states but students from california we have a lot of students from california, new jersey and from around the country. so this is an international environment. we always say that our students can do study abroad, illinois students can do study abroad on campus. we are very proud that we have a global reputation. >> and i apologize, mr. adesida. we have to leave it there. >>> on the next washington journal, look at the role that president obama has played in this year's midterm elections. then the state of manufacturing in the u.s., we'll talk with american alliance for manufacturing president scott paul. washington jo

. >>> and a very unusual lawsuit in illinois. anhio woman is suing a sperm bank because she says they gang her the wrong donation. tiffany tucker from our cleveland station explained. >> they looked forward to becoming parents. they went to the midwest sperm bank in a chicago suburb back in 2011 requesting sperm from a white donor with blue eyes. >> it was the most amazing feeling to know that i had a child that i was going to be able to raise to call my own. >> reporter: but that excitement turned to concern when jennifer five months' pregnant called the facility requesting the same donor sperm so amanda could get pregnant. they gave jennifer the vials of an african-american donor. they keep handwritten records. >> after a moment of panic, oh, lord, everything's changing on me so quickly, i knew i had to be strong, i have this child in my stomach. >> jennifer gave birth to a beautiful biracial girl payton, but raising payton in a predominantly white community may be challenged. >> i want her to feel like she has a place with the pe

in many chambers they would read the chief's memo of that might summarize by saying an illinois prisoner hasn't exhausted his rights and was denied. justice rutledge insisted that his clerks would get the original papers and go through and make it as an independent judgment on what was going on. he taught me and stan, my co-clerk that every case is important. i have to find out what's on before you brush it off. and so he had a part of his job was he looked at it that every litigant was heard and hearing the uniform popper's cases we had a different responsibility nah than any of other justices. another thing i that learned from it is same -- same idea. every case is important. he thought it was important to let every lawyer know that their arguments had been considered and thoughtfully. so he wrote longer opinions than anybody else on the court. he was careful to try and let the reader know that the argument had been considered and the reasons for rejecting it. and as a result he wrote much longer opinions than some of the others did, much longer opinions than i ever wrote too. i did le

. >> earlier this week an illinois senate debate was held between dick durbin and republican challenger jim oberweiss. it was the first debate between the candidates. before that, here are recent campaign ads running in the race. >> i was actually watching the news that day. i heard a report about the taliban claiming responsibility for the helicopter getting shot down in afghanistan. my husband and his gunner were the only survivors. there is really not much about our that is the same. senator durbin passed a law that provided me with the resources and the training so that i am able to take care of tony at home. for dick durbin, it's not about politics. he cares for veterans and their families. i believe it's a blessing that i am able to take care of tone in our home with our children where he feels loved. that meant the world to us. >> i'm dick durbin and i am proud to approve this message. >> jim oberweis. he believes that lower tax rates and a simpler tax code create more jobs and spur the economy. many americans are homeless or confused about how to fill out their taxes. he believe

i really enjoyed it. [ applause ] >> later today, an illinois senate debate between dick durbin and jim oberste. and right after that live coverage of a massachusetts's governor's debate, between republican charlie baker and democrat martha cokley. here's a look at some recent campaign ad there. >> just a few years ago, wall street gambled with our money and destroyed so many lives. we can never let that happen again. but that's what's at stake in this election. tax cuts for corporations. not much for the pres of us. we need an economy with a fair shot. equal pay for women. the old boys club wants charlie baker. i want to be a governor for you. >> democrats and independents across the state are voting for charlie baker. that's because baker delivers. creating jobs, balancing budgets, fixing government. >> he's pro-choice. >> charlie baker got people off welfare and made massachusetts first in jobs. charlie baker will lead massachusetts in a new direction. >> i'm voting for charlie baker. >> she's been a powerful a advocate for women and kids. now, martha cokley is running for governor,

. >>> an illinois man is accused of trying to travel overseas to join isis. >> parents of the 19 year-old mohammad hamzaka hn was in court as their son was attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization. teen was arrested bio hair airport. authorities found documents, expressing support for isis. >>> federal court has ruled in favor of protesters in ferguson, missouri. yesterday a judge said that police violated their constitutional right by forcing them to stay in constant motion while demonstrating. the judge also issued an injunction banning officers from using that tactic from their arm. >>> 7:15. the supreme court has cleared the way for same sex marriage in more states, lot of states. the high court jed rejected appeals from five states declining to deciding whether wisconsin, indiana, oak, utah and virginia can legally ban gay marriage. couples in those states are wasting no time getting married. >> this is the the outcome. this is the outcome that we have hoped for. it is the outcome we have for the for. it is the outcome that the constitution requires. >> so the number

an african-american. i don't think that's right but i think if you really care about the community of illinois, everybody,ody left out. nobody should be denied an opportunity to work in investment from. there are many well qualified african-americans but i think it's important we understand our state goes forward because of our diversity, because we are strong. we have a diverse population and i don't think it's right to leave folks behind. that's exactly what my opponent did. >> witches were a competitive marketplace for cheaper policy? quinn: we need to look at is having as much competition and workers comp as possible. i've directed are drugged up insurance to try to ensure these insurance companies are truly competitive. the more competition the best rates we can get. >> mr. rauner, would you support that? rauner: it sounds i could very appealing program. i've got to study and give a definitive answer but i think so but that could make sense. >> governor quinn come you supported cuts to the medicaid system that was supposed to say billions but the changes have failed to meet th this painting targets b

illinois has lost over 40,000 jobs. imanufacturing was able to risk the a personal endorsement from caterpillar. he has been an outspoken critic of the business by met. cannot really grow our economy as long as this is true and cannot solve the many problems facing us in illinois. manufacturing jobs have 64,000 .obs is critical. i will work closely with manufacturing firms to make sure they stay here in peoria. i want to make sure caterpillar invests here by making sure the business climate is driving. bym honored to be endorsed the illinois chamber of commerce. we need to make illinois pro-business and pro-growth to be able to fund our schools and turn our state around. >> states would play a large role in rules to cut carbon emissions. do you believe climate change is happening, and what is your take on the obama administration's plan to cut carbon? they allowe broad-based options. i do not believe betting too much on any one sector is prudent. we need energy independence. see that alsoo for illinois. i believe we can have renewable resources here. we should have further development of renewable energy. i al

illinois. this is not an all day downpour. we expect the rain to lighten up around lunchtime. scattered off and on. the temperatures are the headlines this afternoon as the fall down to the mid-50s by 5:00 p.m.. that's the forecast. what's all the rain dew on the routes. >> causing lots of problems early on. that's a live look at a picture along to 90. you can see how what the roads are. slick driving conditions has caused lots of accidents this morning. outbound 290, a brand new crash blocking some lanes there. police and fire are on the scene working to clear that up. the saving grace is that volume is light. once we see cars built in this could be a messy commute if the rain doesn't let up soon. in bound bishop ford at 130, a check next semi off to the shoulder still causing delays for people toward checking it out. no. and tries state and fedex trucks slid off the road into a ditch. and number of accidents in the last 30 minutes all because of heavy rain. more updates of the traffic front near keeping tabs on this coming in just a few minutes. >> let's go back out to some

illinois issues magazine and a radio. we are going to start with a one minute opening statement, the order of which was determined by an offstage claim costs and the statement will go to governor pat quinn. quinn: good evening everyone. when i took the oath of office five years ago, it was a pretty tough time for illinois. we had a former governor in jail and another one going to jail. we had to face tough laws. we also had the great recession to cause great harm to many people that lost their job and a huge deficit. i'm grateful for them but we've been able to make hard decisions to help the state move forward. we were able to cut the budget and remove the funding by about $5 billion. we've also been able to make important fiscal reforms and made the states that are along the way i had to suspend the legislators pay checks including my own and we got the job done for the people. right now the state has a unemployment at its lowest level in six years. jobs are up, unemployment is down and it's a very important that we keep together and work together investing education we've been able to increase the investment in education and