and that's the chicago housing authority. what proportion of your would you say have, been transformed into the kind of livable conditions that we see in the alice taylor homes in boston? how progress is being made? well, i'll tell you, jim, we haven't made that much progress terms of what i've saw here with alice taylor. but we have taken about 21 of our high rise buildings and. we have about 125 troubled high rise buildings in. and we've taken 25 of those buildings and made them livable. and how do you do that? we do it through something called emergency housing inspections. otherwise known in chicago as operation clean sweep, where we will go a gang infested drug dealing, high rise environment and together with chicago police department, utilizing their staff and our staff about a total of a of almost 100 people create lobbies because there are no lobbies in our high rises and issue photo id cards to residents go through every apartment identified by unauthorized occupants the apartments get them off the property and then

now to this. >> look at chicago.ave and the viciousness of the crime. these people are horrible people. liz: that was president trump on what is going on in the sanctuary city of chicago. now, this. it's far left mayor brandon johnson, he just hit a new record low in the polls but he's doubling down saying no to i.c.e., no to deportations. chicago voters say they've had it with him and he's making the city less safe. chicago resident danielle carter walters is joining us to speak out. going to give us an update on what's going on. great to see danielle. stay with us. >> we had the ability to work with i.c.e. they wouldn't be here but that's not what the mayor supports and what his socialist allies support. can i have another pancake? from full house... ♪ ...to empty nest... ♪ ...to free birds. ♪ vanguard. we got this. fifty years of helping you invest for every chapter. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephan

, represented chicago well, he spoke at our rally chicago. he always does. >> and he's a proud west sider. we love you. southside, the entire city of chicago. but doctor king was a west sider in the city of chicago where i'm raising my family. but thank you all for your reverend al, for your leadership. we're looking forward to have you in the city of chicago again. >> i have a friend that calls me on the radio every other day. frank says the west side is the best side. i'm not getting in that fight. brandon johnson, mayor of chicago, thank you for being with us. coming up, we're talking about black history month in the age of trump 2.0. there's never been a time to rise up and honor african american achievement more than american achievement more than now. still have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis... ...or crohn's disease symptoms after taking... ...a medication like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slo

chicago voters saying, enough.ity, you're making chicago voters vulnerable, less safe s. democrats tax hikes, they're spending $40 million. they're saying this is unconstitutional taxation a without representation. they don't have a say in that spending or taxation. joining us from chicago flips red, he's mark carter. mark, great to have you on. what is going on with the illegal alien problem in chicago? thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. i mean, it's just, it's spiraling out of control. we live in the city where it's more important to take care of the illegals than it is to, you know, take care of americans. we live in the city where we have the first office of new americans. we even have a full-fledged plan called the chicago new americas plan. chicago is also part of what's called cities for action. this is where almost 200 mayors have agreed to fight on behalf of illegal immigrants versus united states citizens, and we say no to it. we want to thank the president for coming this in and keeping his

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he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense.e politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful. and then because i was in the family, and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad, local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes, there was an opportunity to run for office. in rod blagojevich, mell could see a guy that eventually, if he does it right, "i could sort of pass the mantle toward." rod was an immediate hit with illinois voters, who sent him first to the state house in 1992 and then to the u.s. congress in 1996. dick mell says, "i can see you being governor." and i gotta be honest, i'm sure if i'm looking at it from dick mell's position, he's saying, "man, if i can elect this guy governor, i can run the whole state." reporter: the campaign for illinois governor has gotten pretty lively. you've got chicago congressman rod blagojevich. what's that name again? -bala-jo-vich. -reporter: bala-jo-vich, huh? -bala-jo-vich. -you sure? positive. tapper: during rod's 2002 governor's campai

presentador: como pueden ver, en chicago por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn con 27 grados. la imagen de satÉlite radar en gran parte de washington d.c. nos hemos mantenido todo el dÍa con bastante nieve, tambiÉn los que no la pasa nada bien es filadelfia y lancaster, asÍ luce nuestra imagen de satÉlite radar con fuertes tormentas desde luisiana, menfis y hacia el norte de atlanta y en las posea 24 horas no descarto la formaciÓn de granizo y tornados, pero el hielo todavÍa acumulÁndose para carreteras de cincinnati, al norte de raleigh en las Últimas horas afectando gran parte de washington, filadelfia y nuestra gente en nueva york y en las prÓximas horas, lo que ocurre es lo siguiente, la primera tormenta abandona, pero llega una segunda para maÑana miÉrcoles afectando chicago, cleveland y gran parte de los grandes lagos. importante tener precauciÓn. mire los acumulados de nieve, washington entre tres a cinco pulgadas. baltimore entre tres a seis pulgadas. filadelfia entre una a tres pulgadas. elian: un operativo de ice en florida en una polÉmica tras el arresto de dos trab

, del condado cook, y de chicago,en su demanda, el gobierno federal indica que el efecto combinado deariencia y en su aplicaciÓn prohÍbe incluso la cooperaciÓn mÁs bÁsica con los funcionarios federales. el alcalde de chicago respondiÓ en parte por escrito que su departamento legal revisarÁn la demanda, y que chicago continuarÁ protegiendo a la clase trabajadora de su ciudad, y continuarÁ defendiÉndose de ataque contra sus valores. la querella, dicen analistas, no tienen una base legal, y podrÍa tomarse tan sÓlo como la proyecciÓn de un gobierno con poder limitado. >> en muchos aspectos estÁn incluso desconociendo la constitucionalidad y la legalidad de muchas acciones, y dejando tambiÉn sin muchas vÍas para litigio, hay muchos transparencia pÚblica en torno a las decisiones. reportero: hay quienes dicen que si el gobierno federal pierde esa demanda, podrÍa haber serias consecuencias para el gobierno de la ciudad y del resto del estado, dichas consecuencias podrÍan incluir la pÉrdida de fondos federales. >> [habla en inglÉs] estamos ante la completa aniquilaciÓn de toda la secciÓn del

we love trump and would love trump to come to chicago, illinois.nt to say i'm excited about pam bondi and confirmed as attorney general because the man that had the orange jumpsuit at city hall is looking like he'sg doing a little foreshadowingo because it looks like brandon johnson will be behind bars pretty soon. >> laura: well, because of federal funds to sanctuaryse cities, and of course, that ispl being challenged in court. we will see how that plays out.a thank you so much. wonderful to see you as always. coming up, horrific consequences of ther- left's gender obsession next. all day or night. delsym, cough crisis averted. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> normal locker room behavior

>> you have been to chicago a bunch of times.ot had a 3-inch snowstorm so far this year. is this the one? >> this is the one, sandra, ian, and everybody. it is not going to be the performer we thought it was going to be, i don't think, but anything goes in chinatown, sandra, you know this, we know how complex these systems, once you think oh, we're going to get a big dump of snow, it all changes. look at this, look at the canyon of buildings and the snow just drifting across the chicago river. it really is quite beautiful. we were just out on the lake and the ice on the shore, pancake ice, as they call it, freezing now, the city of chicago are ready for anything. they have been dropping all of the salt and we are awaiting this, going to continue throughout the afternoon and evening, guys. i don't know, i kind of dig it. i am looking for more. back to you. >> sandra: i know right where you are standing, on the river, the towers, go way back in chicago days. a lot of snow coming down. >> have not had 3-inch snow, looks like the per

the hyper liberal white progressives in the city of chicago.bout african-americans. >> we have the ability to work with ice, they wouldn't be here. that's not what the mayor supports or his socialist allies support. thankfully the pendulum is swinging in our favor. >> dana: do you think it is swinging in your favor in terms of wanting to get this done? >> i believe it is across the country. the election of president trump. i'm a democrat. still a democrat. it is not the democratic party i joined when i turned 18. martha calls me a kennedy democrat, a moderate democrat. i'm not sure is such a thing anymore. far left has taken control of that party and the fallout from it is happening every single day across the country. but i feel that it is swinging back. we just got a new state attorney election, kim foxx is out and a former judge is in and i'm anticipating that it will be a lot better in cook county. >> dana: the other thing that happened the house passed a bill to elevate fentanyl to a schedule one drug and close a loophole exploited by drug

his chicago pride is matched maybe by only my own. a lifelong chicagoan, husband, and a father of seven he gained prominence following the covid-19 pandemic as he used social media platforms to share the forgotten stories of chi chicago's local neighborhoods in just 60 seconds. since then he has expanded his unique talent for making history accessible and storytelling captivating through guided tours, history lessons, speaking engagements, and lectures to countless organizations, institutions, and businesses in the chicago area. my personal favorites are his videos sharing the stories from the illinois third congressional district and our own neighborhoods, including humble park, and logan square. by connecting the stories of chicago's great migration that brought millions of black southerners to chicago, to the wave of global migration from ukraine, central america, and venezuela we see today, he connects us through story storytelling, honoring our shared experiences and shared humanity. and at a time where we seem to be forgetting h

snark. >> is there a chicago accent?there are many chicago accents based on when you were born, how old you are? where? even down to the neighborhood. >> can you tell something about me? >> i hear some southern sounds, but not super strong. >> it is sad that i grew up in arkansas. arkansas to texas to california to here. >> you are, what i lovingly call a mutt. >> i am proud mutt. i love that linguistic mutt. >> your english is impressive. perhaps you can help your husband sound less like he shined shoes for a wage. >> i do love words. and i love sounds. i love most of all. i guess the way that those sounds. tell us about a life. i like to say that our our lives are in our mouths. our stories are in our accents. and by helping to tell the stories, i connect to the world. >> i promise. >> josie sands, abc seven news. >> and you can watch the oscars this sunday right here on abc seven. live coverage begins at 4 p.m, and for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. disney is the parent company of hulu an

john henry and l g 0, chicago. a federal judge appointed by donald trump has been delayed a request by the associations pressed to restore full access to the us. president. trump administration is withholding a peas media records of taishan to f. o swan. they are below face because it continues to refer to the gulf of mexico and its coverage instead of the gulf of america. noise full, the news agencies say the bond, the fi lights bust amendments, protections you're always is. the, the white house correspondents association supports a piece case for the restoration of access. dozens of then this way, the migrants have caught short that johnny to the united states. they forwarded several small boats from panama to columbia. from where they will return home becomes onto the trumpet, ministration, organized several deportation flights on themselves and see about speaking of pulling them out to the us for the the vatican that says, the pope's condition has a slightly improved the 88 year old liza of the roman catholic c

john henry and elder 0 chicago. a federal judge appointed by donald trump has denied the request by the associated press to restore full access to the us president trump. so ministration is that withholding a piece media accreditation to enforce one and the over the office because it continues to affect the gulf of mexico and his coverage instead of the gulf of america. lawyers, if the news agency say the bad, that violates the 1st amendment protections. the vasic and the says the pope's condition has applied to the improved hey k 12, the age of the roman catholic church is receiving treatment for severe pneumonia in both lungs. recent blood tests shows that he's also suffering from slight kidney issue. foot fonts. this was admitted to hospice in rome on february 14th, after struggling with his breathing for several days to assign the grammy award winning american sing unpaid this roberta flack has died to the age of 88 slacks, intimate vocal, and musical style made one of the greatest voices of 19 seventies for ren

the mayors of boston, denver, and chicago have all been called up to defend their positions. >> chicagos a city that opens its arms to people from around the globe. we will continue to protect civil and human rights. >> in a clear act of defiance, the illinois governor has banned people pardoned for january 6th getting jobs with a state. the resolution does the same thing in chicago has been drawn up to be presented to the chicago city council february 19th. bret? >> bret: mike tobin live in chicago. waiting for pick for budget director. there is a delay in the process for the nominee to lead the fbi. and the man behind the department of government efficiency as we have been talking about is getting an earful from capital hill. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has our update from the ill. >> a simultaneous multi level fight over fbi director nominee kash patel, budget director pick russ vought and elon musk. >> none of us went out in the elections and said if you elect me i will promise to cower before the first bully who shows up. >> democrats mounting a resistance of a

how much are the people of chicago supporting what the president is doing?ing the new ag on this? >> you know, pamela bondi was on our board for us and i was with her when the votes came order signed executive orders going after funding of many of the sanctuary cities, et cetera. pam bondi getting a lot of support in chicago and numbers from president trump and he did massively want more than in 2016 and he won even chicago pri precincts multiple and one that was the kern county precinct and pre-detained inmates can vote. people all over the country know we've been in a failing situation whether it's the economy, whether it be inflation, whether it be crime. the country knows that we need change, and now we have a team in office that are competent, have integrity, and will believe in law and order and do what they say that they'll they will dom i'm excited to see pam bondi in the nor role, and i believe the country will change for the benefit because of it. david: sanctuary cities are blocking ice's attempts and giving advance warning to some of the worst tr

for the viewers, read a doj lawsuit with the city of illinois and chicago.cago and illinois minimally thwarting immigration laws over a period of years resulted in countless criminals being released into chicago and should have been held for immigration removal from the united states. andrew, you be the judge. why does this stand from a legal standpoint? >> it'll be a really, ragaini ellie solid lawsuit and it's going on by jb pritzker and our mayor for a long time. griff, it's unfortunate it's come to this because it's constitutional law one-on-one and there's something called a supremacy clause in the united states constitution going to be federal law and sate law and federal law takes precedent and jb pritzker and brandon johnson don't get it and doj had to light a fire under their rear end saying you cannot interfere with federal law when it comes to immigration. griff: you know, andrew, from the standpoint and governor pritzker and mayor johnson have both tried to claim that we of course support law enforcement when they're going after criminal federal

cbs news chicago, undercover, visited a pop-up auction in northbrook, illinois, last summer.m with persian rugs stacked against the wall, cases of expensive jewelry, aisles of fine art. >> this is a one-to-one piece. you're not going to find this. >> it may be, but on the auction website, this: "while the descriptions are believed to be accurate, statements, representations, printed or made orally, are opinion only, not facts." >> they're doing this because they're making a lot of money off innocent people, ignorant people like i was. it has to show the detail. >> rebecca simmons attended her first auction in 2021. it was a bad experience. >> i felt like i had been taken advantage of. >> $6,000 is what she spent on an authenticated picasso. then came the gut punch. >> they were just cheap reproductions. >> that was the conclusion of an independent appraiser. it is worth just $70. >> i was very angry. >> by the time she discovered her loss, she learned what so many have learned once the auctions end: the phone number on the signs no longer works. >> who are these people? >> th

john henry and l g 0, chicago. the final impeachment, hearing for a south korea's allstate presidency to secure all has now begun and sold. a constitutional court judges will rule on his case you and is the 1st sitting president to face criminal charges in the country. he was arrested last month for insurrection, after he briefly imposed martial law in december, leading to unrest. and if convicted you into the face life in prison, or the death penalty, the man who is likely to become german is next. chancellor says he hopes to form a government with the center left, the social democrats, frederick mertsa, this party, the centre, right christian democratic union, won the most states and sundays elections, but with a fractured political landscape on the far right, gaining momentum. when he say he has a difficult road ahead stuff, i'll send reports from berlin. even though his party came 1st, the man on track to become germany's chancellor is concerned, and the man in a hurry left the and also and also the washington

john henry and elder 0 chicago. okay, that's it for me in the bulk account and the cost is up next bye. for now. the the a, had a lie that will begin in south asian is barely a cloud in the sky across much of india. as we go into choose a lots of hate continues to build a coast to west coast with one by touching 37 degrees celsius. we will see some showers creek back into the very south, but it is looking west of the east of that full sri lanka, with warnings off for some heavy rain for the abdomen and the cub islands. the rain in the northeast, however, is set to ease pulling its way for the west and most settled with sunshine for bangladesh, as well as in the pool and boots on this very wintery and wet weather, sweeping across into afghanistan to administer one as well. so we'll see that snow and sleet in kabul that continues to work is way further east. we'll see some of that rain in is lum about to take us through to the end of the week. winter weather continues to push its way into northern parts of pakistan an

el departamento de justicia presenta hoy una demanda contra el estado de illinois y la ciudad de chicagoplicaciÓn de inmigraciÓn, la demandaba interferÍa contra el gobernador david pritzker, y el alcalde de chicago, brandon johnson. borja: ahÍ reina la incertidumbre sobre todo entre la comunidad migrante por esta decisiÓn de la fiscal general de los estados unidos pam bondi de retirar fondos en ciudades santuarios como chicago que no quieran colaborar con agentes de migraciÓn. otra de esas ciudades en el ojo del huracÁn es la ciudad de los Ángeles, allÁ se encuentra nuestro colega juan carlos gonzÁlez con mÁs informaciÓn. Última hora desde los angeles, juan carlos. buenas tardes. juan: gracias. buenas tardes. en muchas ocasiones los funcionarios de diferentes ciudades y estado santuarios dice que de cualquier manera no cooperarÁn con las autoridades federales en cuestiones de inmigraciÓn, pero obviamente que esta advertencia hecha por la nueva fiscal general de los estados unidos pam bondi, ha despertado preocupaciÓn sobre todo entre la gente que vive aquÍ que no sabe exactamente quÉ pas

we're going to save over a trillion dollars by withdrawing from the country away in chicago. the wheels of the drive to come back global warming grind to a halt. $430000000.00 in climate pollution reduction grants for the crossroads of america's railway freight lines, frozen a $148000000.00 for an electric vehicle recharging station, stopped to bill you to extend light rail to chicago's impoverished. far south side . did 2000000 to reconnect poor minority communities cut in half by the interstate to 90 expressway gone. conservation is say residents will pay some with their lives. so what does it mean for communities when this money goes away? it means that the air we breathe won't be as clean. it means that the water we drink might not be as clean, and that has really direct consequences on people's lives. diesel pollution in illinois, according to the respiratory health association kills 400 people in illinois every year a mercy to drive that lives in an industrial neighborhood where she routinely monitors the air quality. it feels like it's, it's gotten a little worse, defi

john henry and l g 0, chicago. a federal judge appointed by donald trump has denied the request by the associated press to restore full access to the us president. trump. somebody station is withholding a piece media accreditation to f, forced upon the oval office because it continues to refer to the gulf of mexico and its coverage instead of the gulf of america. lawyers for the news agency say the band violates 1st amendment protections. reuters and the white house correspondents association, supports a piece case for the restoration of access. so that the couldn't says the pope's condition has found to the improved atrial nature of the roman catholic churches receiving treatment for severe pneumonia in both loans. recent blood test showed that he's also suffering from a slight kidney issue, but francis was admitted to hospital invite him on february 14th of the struggling with his breathing for several days. and a smith has more on the pope's condition from best consisting it is monday evening update wasik and sa

we would love trump to come here in chicago, illinois.ust want to say also also excited about pam bondi being confirmed as attorney general. the man who had the orange jumpsuit at city hall is looking like is he doing a little foreshadowing looking like brandon johnson is going to be behind bars pretty soon. >> she ordered that pause of federal funds to sanctuary cities of course that is being played out in court. vashon, thank you so much. wonderful to see you as always. coming up, horrific consequences of the left's gender obsession, next. ♪ and now, here's chris counahan with the leaffilter gutter report— and what changing weather conditions can mean for your home. chris. our patented leaffilter technology keeps your gutters clog-free year-round. no matter where you live, no matter the climate. locally trained professionals will clean, repair, and install the leaffilter gutter protection system. leaffilter guarantees clog-free gutters for the life of your home. schedule your free inspection today! call 833-leaffilter or visit leaffilte

g 0, chicago. a federal judge appointed by donald trump houses and only to request by the associated press to restore full access to the us. preston trumps of ministration is withholding a peas beach here accreditation to apples one variable office because it continues to refer to the gulf of mexico and its coverage instead of the gulf of america. louis for the news agency said the bonnet via lights 1st amendment protections, voices and the white house correspondents association supports a piece case for the restoration of access. steve, vatican says the pope's condition has slightly improved the 88 year old leader of the roman catholic church has been in hospital for 12 days, truce pneumonia in both loans. recent blood test shows he's also suffering from a slight kidney issue. people gathered outside to pray, the post front face of the hospital while he's being treated in right. bennet smith has moved on. the pope's condition from box consist. 8, it is monday evening update wasik and said that the

not just chicago that's getting hit. snow, parts of nebraska, iowa, here in chicago and the system moves to detroit. it is a trio of winter weather events we have experienced. this is the second. we have another round coming in this weekend. more snow in chicago and unfortunately i'm the bearer of bad news. subzero temperatures. it will get nasty with lows minus 0 with windchills, anybody's guess. right now feels like it is nine degrees out. the winds are gusting up to 20 miles-per-hour. yes, it is february and it is cold. but nonetheless a snow deficit has been going on here in chicago so this is a big deal as six inches or more about to happen. >> bill: here comes the polar vortex. bundle up. nice to see snow in new york. it has been a season or two. all right, robert. stay warm. >> dana: fox new

when chicago's ray lopez has chicago police are dependent on those federal grants and this puts the cityy general says this is the result of chicago leadership. >> they are choosing illegal aliens over the safety and security of their own citizens and the men and women of law enforcement who are trying to protect those citizens. not only do we see the city of chicago but the state of illinois, the mayor, the governor, and let me be very clear if you don't comply with federal law you are going to be next. >> reporter: trump nemesis pritzker looks forward to seeing the trump administration in court, he directed state agencies not to hire anyone parton for participation in the january 6th riots, chicago city altman has drummed up a resolution reading anyone who wanted to overthrow the government should not be eligible to serve government. that resolution goes before city council february 19th. stuart: police officers in nassau county in new york city suburbs, they will assist federal agents with immigration enforcement. joining me now is nassau county executive bruce blakeman, what are poli

a statement to mike tobin who said "we are aware of the occurrence today in chicago.o the highest safety standards. any action to rectify the highest safety standards will be taken in. things like this happen all the time were planes go around, but to my layman's eyes, that looks like a particularly close call. let's look at it one more time. 2504 comes in. just about to touch down. then, full power, get out of here as quickly as possible. about a minute after this happen, you hear the pilot on the radio say southwest 2504, what happened? but there was no response from the tower. will find out more about this as time goes on. >> the president -- saying "promote that pilot now?" we will continue to get more information on the developing story. president trump pushing for a piece in the russia/ukraine work, saying president zelenskyy must "get together --" but as russia launches mores cr attack, your investment portfolio and your retirement money? the smart investor has their money in a guaranteed product that goes up with the market. their gains lock in, and when the m

el alcalde de chicago responde parte y por escrito que su departamento legal revisara la demanda y queataques contra sus valores. la querella, dicen analista, no tiene base legal y podrÁ tomarse como la proyecciÓn de un gobierno con poder ilimitado. >> y estÁn en muchos aspectos incluso desconociendo la constitucionalidad y la legalidad de muchas acciones y dejando tambiÉn sin muchas vÍas para litigio porque a mi poca transparencia pÚblica en torno a la decisiones. enrique: hay quienes dicen que si el gobierno federal pierde esta demanda podrÍa haber serias consecuencias para el gobierno de la ciudad y del resto del estado, dichas con su quien seas por al incluir la pÉrdida de fondos federales. >> estamos ante la completa aniquilaciÓn de toda la secciÓn del cÓdigo municipal que brinda todas las protecciones a los indocumentados, no sÓlo cuando se trata de asuntos policiales sino de todos los servicios de la ciudad. elian: el zar de la frontera tom homan dijo que unos 10,000 emigrantes de los 14 detenidos hasta ahora serÍan criminales, durante una entrevista esta tarde con la cadena abc

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john henry and l g 0, chicago. now the vatican says pub francis had a good, nice and hospital and is now resting. 8 year old leader of the roman catholic church remains in a critical condition with severe pneumonia in both loans. we have some blood test show. he's also suffering from a slight kidney issue. process was admitted to hospital in room on february the 14 south to struggling with his breathing for several days. so the handle amount is 0 . a mirror bolt from su, done with thousands of trees, have been cut down for fuel decimating a forest among the blue nile. and brazil is reco goal. a score looks to be returning to his best full size and will be here. the days the the, [000:00:00;00] the federal judge is to consider requests by the associated press to restore full access for the news agencies. generally south of the us administration bought them from the oval office, and the 4th one. the band was applied after the news agency continued to refer to the gulf of mexico and his coverage on trump signed and ex

temperaturas para otros puntos, chicago el prÓximos dÍas bastante frÍo.s de personas estÁn bajo alerta de tiempo severo en varios estados. donde se reportan muertes y evacuados. millonarios daÑos materiales. desde nueva jersey, las imÁgenes de la devastaciÓn que deja la furia de la naturaleza. >> es un panorama desolador. inundaciones, deslizamientos de tierra, lluvias torrenciales, nieve, temperaturas congelante es, artes rÁfagas de viento y advertencia de tornados mantiene en alerta de costa costa a varios estados del paÍs. kentuki las autoridades reportan mÚltiples muertes y mÁs de personas y personas y mascotas rescatadas. el gobernador de ese estado dijo que el gobierno federal ha aprobado la solicitud para declarar al estado como zona de desastre. en alabama vemos cÓmo estas viviendas resultaron daÑadas. tambiÉn Árboles caÍdos por el impacto de vientos. en atlanta, un hombre muriÓ el domingo por la maÑana cuando un Árbol cayÓ sobre su casa. los residentes estÁn bajo aviso de tornado. en virginia el servicio de emergencias tambiÉn busca rescatar a va

bajo cero en chicago, un solo dÍgito a partir del jueves.ley crüe choca contra un jet estacionado en arizona. el piloto de la aeronave muriÓ y la novia del artista, un amigo y el copiloto resultaron heridos. todo indica que la nave sufriÓ un desperfecto en el tren de aterrizaje hÍceselo de la pista. el artista no iba a bordo. una avioneta generÓ la movilizaciÓn de los equipos de emergencia. el piloto practicaba un aterrizaje cuando rozÓ las ramas y terminÓ entre los Árboles. por fortuna resultÓ ileso. los cdc advierten que estamos viviendo la temporada de influenza mÁs fuerte de los Últimos 15 aÑos. se registran 24 millones de casos de influenza y 13,000 muertes, incluyendo las de 57 niÑos. esta segundo pico de la enfermedad ha reforzado el cierre de escuelas en varios estados del paÍs. un tiburÓn atacÓ a dos turistas e tonos de haces que estaban de vacaciones en las bahamas. las dos nadaban hacia un bote cuando una de ellas sintiÓ un tirÓn en la pierna. el tiburÓn la habÍa mordido en la pantorrilla, y cuando su amiga tratÓ de ayudarla, mord

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

michelle, you mentioned chicago a couple of times.eady, when we look at who is actually carrying out these ice raids and the deportation efforts, explain the role of the federal government versus state and local officials. guest: primary authority for arresting and deporting immigrants false to ice, immigrations and customs enforcement. they only have 6000 officers for the whole country. the trump administration, because it is their goal to deport as many people as possible, they have deputized a sort of unbelievable number of other federal, state and local agencies. they have recruited fbi agents, dea agents. they have brought people in from secret service across dhs. they have also said if you are a state or local law enforcement official, we will give you arresting authority to help us out. we have not seen that happen in any kind of large-scale way, yet. we could see the state of texas has the department of public safety and officers around the state border. we could see them carrying out arrests. we could see the state of oklahom

te amo. (♪♪) el alcalde de chicago contiÚa escalando. migrantes para evitar las redadas de ice, que busca detener a indocumentados. enrique garÍa fuentes nos ampÍa. el espanyol le da un duro golpe al real madrid.... y santi gimenez ya esta en italia para firmar con el milan... diana ballinas tiene los detalles de esto y mucho mas dl mundo de los deportes.... rescatan a un perro que caÓ 200 pies de altura por una cascada en las montaÑas... leo: hoy en los gonzález soy el jardinero latoso. voy a mojar a la gente con una manguera. a ver si no me quieren golpear. [ríe] oh. >> ¿qué te pasa? leo: ay, perdóname. perdóname, no te vi. perdón, perdón, perdón. >> ah. leo: perdón, perdón, perdón. >> ¿qué te pasa? leo: ¿qué pasa? >> tengo que ir a trabajar. >> ¿qué te pasa? ¿por qué nos mojas? leo: ah, perdón. es q y

chicago and. >> the governor. >> of illinois. >> because of the. >> sanctuary city. state that. >> they say are deliberately impeding. federal ice. >> officers from going. >> in and making arrests of people who they. >> say are not undocumented immigrants, who have committed crimes, who. >> are. >> living in chicago. >> basically. >> the way the. sanctuary city. >> policy works is. >> that the. >> local and. >> state law. >> enforcement of. >> chicago and. >> illinois don't. >> call ice. >> when they are releasing. >> someone who's. >> undocumented after they've served their time, or after they've. >> finished their interaction. >> with law enforcement. this is across. >> the country. there are many cities. >> who have these policies. >> in this case, i said that. >> this is violating the federal. authority to be able. to regulate. >> immigration law. >> they say it also violates the lake and riley act that president. >> trump just. >> signed into law. >> that says that. >> ice has to take. into custody. >> any immigrant. >> who is accused of a crime. and they. say t

john henry and elder 0 chicago. well, that is from may. the rain will be here in a couple of minutes time with more of the days news, the when delusion from the truth, the facts hang in the balance. when voices a silence agendas prevail, systemic emissions lean control. the listening ties the coding, the media on out is era revealing eco friendly solutions to come back, dress to optimize on l g 0. say coat, l salvatore's maximum security prison. the biggest in the world to, to house the gang members that the government's cool and it's cracked. criminals who controlled entire communities have been put forward, sees, have no plans to ever let them know that in the almost 3 years of the crackdown and you always say that systematic rights abuses have occurred. innocent sweats up to police and soldiers have been ground to power to pick people up on the street. we've literally no proof that there are many more happier with this suddenly sites a nation. and this is the question of the injustices suffered by a number of salvadorans. a price was pa

this near disaster at a chicago airport. a passenger jet coming in for landing when another jet crosses the runway just seconds before. >>> also, just in tonight, as president trump reached a deal with president zelenskyy, and is zelenskyy coming to the white house? >>> and the awful discovery. three american women found dead at a resort. >>> first tonight, that chilling video at chicago's midway airport. a passenger fleet coming in for landing, 150 miles per hour. pilots just feet from touching down, aborting the landing in the final seconds when another jet crosses their path. >>> the news breaking late today amid tense pressure from president trump, has president zelenskyy agreed to give the u.s. some of the money from ukraine's rare earth minerals? and is zelenskyy soon on his way to the white house? >>> meantime tonight, president trump on the eve of his first cabinet meeting, and word tonight, elon musk will be there, and when asked today if millions of federal workers need to answer that email listing five things you'

llega a nueva york, y el dÍa de maÑana estarÁ en chicago, como ya bien lo dijo carlos robles.el peligro de deslizarse el hielo negro. es constante. que las autoridades le pidan a la gente que extremen precauciones y que de ser posible, no salgan a la calle, sobre todo en estas horas de la noche, que se espera que la intensa, que la nevada sea muchÍsimo mÁs intensa. nicole. >> karla, muchÍsimas gracias por tu reporte. estaremos muy pendientes. >> bueno, y el frÍo tambiÉn ya empieza a causar estragos. le cuento que en michigan se cree que dos niÑos que vivÍan con su mamÁ dentro de una furgoneta murieron de hipotermia mientras el vehÍculo estaba en el noveno piso del estacionamiento de un casino en detroit. >> el carro se quedÓ sin gasolina y la madre llamÓ a un familiar porque notÓ que uno de los pequeÑos de nueve y dos aÑos de edad no respiraba. cuando esa persona llegÓ, el segundo niÑo tampoco estaba respirando. ambos menores fueron declarados muertos en el hospital. >> bueno, ocurre de nuevo, esta vez en arizona, donde al menos una persona muriÓ y tres resultan heridas despuÉ

chicago toma el revelo de washington d.c.nto a las peores condiciones del tiempo en la capital, ha golpeado la peor tormenta invernal en un mes de febrero. en diez anos, la hora de la ciudad de los vientos se prepara para recibir mas de ocho pu pulgadas de nieve ya en las p proximas horas. en el otro extremo del pais, en california, un atmosferico amenaza con i inundaciones severas y tambien deslaves. asi estan las cosas de costa a costa, pero vamos a regresar de inmediato a washington, d.c. con zulema salazar para que nos cuente como se esta viviendo ahi el mal tiempo. zulema un manto blanco en la capital del pais. vamos contigo. buenas tardes. >> gracias. buenas tardes, octavio. si, un manto blanco que puedes ver a mis espaldas. puedes ver tambien al capitolio. y es que es la segunda tormenta invernal de la temporada de acuerdo al servicio nacional de meteorologia. se acumularon mas de seis pulgadas de nieve. equipos de trabajo aqui en la capital han estado contrarreloj removiendo esta nieve de las escaleras, de las aceras,

joining us now is the deshaun, a chicago resident fed up with the city's leadership. is quite a feat to get just 6.6% of people to like what you are doing and most of these voters, in fact, 77% of them voted for kamala harris. this wasn't stacked with republicans. what's going on in chicago. >> well, people have to realize that they are tying the democratic party with, you know, black folk and they are trying to tie the republican party with racism. and this is how they keep baiting, you know, african-americans and lgbtq to keep voting democrat. i'm here to tell you guys that's just not not case when this comes to brandon johns. even though he a black guy a 6-point #% approval rating. americans starve struggle on the street. is he ridiculous. by far the worst mayor in america. >> kayleigh: when i look at the issues that matter to chicagoans, what i see are crime, high taxes, and inflation. so, why does your city keep voting for democrats because they are kind of synonymous with the -- >> we got to think about chicago. they have a very bad democratic strong hold out he

viviana: pedro junto a su familia dice quese quitÓ el temor de presentarse en la audiencia en chicagocaro. viviana: otros llegan a este edificio federal de chicago, a pesar de las polÍticas implementadas por la administraciÓn trump. aaron martÍnez y su esposa muestran el brazalete como parte del monitoreo electrÓnicoal que se deben resolver mientras resuelven su situaciÓn migratoria. >>a las 10:00 a.m. nos llega una alarma, repÓrtese en su reporte biomÉtrico, diario, todos los dÍas. viana: estas parejas de esposos colombianos estÁn a la espera de asilo. >>me han estado citando cada aÑo. y asÍ lo he hecho y no ha pasado nada. viviana: organizaciones comunitarias y abogados le dicena las personas con procesos pendientes que no dejen de asistir a las cortes. >>no presentarse una cita con inmigraciÓn puede traer consecuencias gravÍsimas en el futuro migratorio. el juez puede condenar su deportaciÓn automÁtica. ice puede considerarse fugitivo. y puedes estar afectando gravemente tu caso de asilo, tu caso de residencia o tu permiso de trabajo. elian: momentos de tensiÓn vivieron pasajeros d