cheating was through a number of distributors and manufacturers, many of them primarily in the chicago area, that put out gaming devices such as crooked dice or marked cards. they actually had a catalog of them. one of the more famous catalogs was the kansas city bluebook. this display we have here has portions or information relative to that, the bluebook. these original illustration drawings were used for the catalogs. we have samples of various types of dice and paraphernalia that they offered. if you come over to this next case here, we have some information that pertains to how these products were made. we have a page out of the kansas city bluebook. and it shows that a lot of the card marking was done by women because they had the ability to hold a very small brush, put very small marks on cards. and one of the ways they had consistently marked cards was they created what they call a mastercard, which showed all the marks in a contrasting color they would use those when they marked a deck of cards. we have a fan deck here that shows where the marks on the cards. we also have edge work

. >> reporter: after her release, margaret moved to the chicago area.. and i have no fear of meeting god and saying, i did not. i'm not going to have my children or my grandchildren live with that. look at her, her mother did it. i don't care what you think, i don't care what you think, i don't care what you think. god and i know. >> we'll be right back with "the final note." (city noise) ♪ quiet serenity ♪ comfort in the extreme. the lincoln family of luxury suvs. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new

in the midwest the chicago area has received up to a foot of new snow.e cold extending all the way to texas where millions of people have lost power. >>> three sailors on the "uss theodore roosevelt" have tested positive for coronavirus. last year nearly 1,300 crew members were infected. but there's encouraging news this morning. the number of americans hospitalized with the virus has dropped in half since last month. >>> british automaker jaguar land rover is joining the zero emissions race. the company has announced that its luxury jaguar brand will go all electric by 2025. >>> finally the new dating trend in the age of covid. >> will ganss explain what it means to get fauci'd. >> reporter: navigating dating virtually is tough enough and you've also got an all new lexicon of love to learn too. >> what, like it's hard? >> zumping. that's when you use zoom to dump someone. zootie call, that's when you use zoom to do something else. and now there's fauci-ing. a term first coined by the dating app plenty of fish. fauci-ing, verb means declining to date som

the chicago area already picking up at least nine inches, causing treacherous road condition an there. winter weather alerts are in place across 11 states this new system fueled by a storm that came from california and crossed the entire nation over the past week we'll get to the forecast in a moment, but we begin with kathy park in philadelphia >> reporter: tonight a monster winter storm is making a mess in the midwest. snow burying chicago, cancelling more than 250 flights. motorists stranded as conditions went from bad to worse >> it is what it is. this is what happens when you live in chicago. you have to be ready for anything >> reporter: with the snow piling up, this delivery truck got stuck on a side street overnight in wisconsin, temperatures plunged as winds picked up, driving down visibility >> it was getting really bad and it's really cold >> reporter: the nation's capital woke up to its first significant snowfall in two years. ushering in a snowball fight at the national mall and playful moments among d.c.'s giant pandas slick roads on virginia streets turned dangerous thi

. >> reporter: and it's not just here in the chicago area, it's also in detroit, new york, other placesff as well. we've kind of gone on this yo-yo of open and close, then reduced to a lower amount. it's got to be hard to keep track of and hard for your staff to rely on. >> absolutely. you know, our staff depends on this for income, and the opening and closing, the ups and downs and stuff like that are just really difficult for them to keep track of what's going on and whats' coming next. >> reporter: i think for a while there were people who were uncomfortable with dining inside, and at that time it was okay to eat outside because the weather was okay. we got a snowstorm here right now. it's been below 10 degrees for basically the last two weeks. outdoor dining's not really an option anymore. so what has to change in order to get the governor and other public officials to make some moves to help you guys? >> you know, outdoor dining is definitely not an option right now. it's the middle of winter here in chicago. you know, 25% just isn't going to cut it. we need to be 50% or more in or

cnn's adrienne broaddus is at a mass vaccination site in the chicago area. how are health care workers preparing for this additional vaccine? >> reporter: well, brianna, representatives with cook county health say they have the capacity to vaccinate 60,000 people a week and aren't there yet. you see this vaccination site is massive. they are on pace to administer 2,800 shots today. look around, notice they have multiple vaccination stations. about 55 of them. i met a new friend today. her name is mary. she's sitting at station 82, and mary is prepared to get her second dose of the vaccine. here with her today is her grandson jakks, and we talked earlier. what's on your heart as you get ready to get this shot? >> i'm just, like, so excited, and i wish everyone would get it. so that we could end this horrible virus that has plagued us everywhere. >> reporter: mary is so excited and ready to end the virus. that's the feeling we've had throughout the day. we're going to let mary get her shot. spencer with the national guard will administer that shot and notice t

system is making its way through we do have winter weather advisories and warnings in place for chicago and areas of the ohio valley. right now you're kind of seeing that wintry mix. that will be the case throughout your day for chicago where we could see 3 to 6 inches. higher totals for detroit as well but the warm front is lingering across the south it will bess all of the east coast with lingering snow for the next two days even. freeze watches across florida today. orlando, 66. man, it's cold in floor, and now we have an iguana watch. i'll tell you about that coming up. >> i think we know where we're headed i love that story. can't wait to hear more. >>> two kansas city chiefs plays are on a reserve covid list after a barber tested positive 20 people were in line for a haircut from this barber, but only daniel kilgore and daniel robertson remained in close contact with him they can still play in the super bowl if they produce five straight negative tests. >>> up next, don't let romance go remote on this valentine's day. >>> plus, a orshtage on car parts and paper towels why it's still happeni

that point time and i'm a real believer if we would've had solid leadership whether be in the chicago arealead people along and in west virginia we put all our teachers back to work were not in a situation where teachers are demanding more from things like crazy or the unions are going crazy we have just as much union issues as they would have in california but really and truly when it boilst down to it, think about this. we know remote learning is not working. we know the needs of our special needs kids are unbelievable and we know that kids when we do not have eyes on them bad things are happening all over the place. in west virginia we moved up the teachers and the service personnel age 50 and above and got them vaccinated and then we put everybody back in school, again i cannot believe what we are doing acrosss the country because it is not that hard if somebody will stop and look where it's worked and copy i it. elizabeth: and talk to you, governor justice it's always great to have you on we love common sense you live and breathe common sense and people are taking notice what's happen

. >> reporter: and it's not just the chicago area and illinois, it's 25% in new york, 25% in detroit.nt openers in those cities as well -- owners as well. and especially for your staff who have suffered because of this. >> yes, yes. operating at only 25% capacity reduces the amount of income they have the opportunity to make. we can only put so many people through here, and the thing is that it really impacts them. >> reporter: you heard it there. ash, the people have spoken. they want to eat out again indoors, especially where it's snowing outside. the illinois restaurant association is asking the governor, please, give us 40, maybe 50% indoor capacity. we can still space people out that way and help keep restaurants afloat. ashley: yeah. 25% just doesn't cut it. grady trimble chicago, thank you so much. coming up, charlie will break it with a former obama and bloomberg official who's also shaking up a crowded mayoral race in the big apple. interesting stuff. former hud secretary shaun donovan and our very own charlie gasparino next on "the claman countdown." ♪ ♪ve inflation rising a

you think about the distance between the northern tier where rockford in the chicago area, that areaween the southern tip, 400 miles. you draw a line across, the northern part is as north as the massachusetts main border and the southern part is as south as the north carolina-virginia border. the politics is going to be more southern as you go further into what is then called egypt, that part of the state. get it? cairo, egypt? and in the northern part will be more abolitionist. that is the northern tier where chicago is. the problem is, the republican party is a big, tent fusion party. it is not the gop, it is the bnp, the brand-new party. the problem with the brand-new party is that its elements, it's -- its makeup were people that were politically opposed to each other just a few years before. the republican party consisted of old democrats and old whigs and old free soilers. old know nothing partiers. the only thing they agreed on was the main temple of the -- tentpole of the republican party that they all agreed upon and that was not to extend slavery into the territorial region

i'm a real believer if we would have, we would have had solid leadership, whether in the chicago areaave led people along -- in west virginia we put all of our teachers back to work. we're not in a situation where teach remembers demanding things like crazy or everything or the unions are going crazy. we have just as much union issues here as they would have in california but really, truly, when it boils down to it, just think about, you know remote learning isn't working. we know that the needs of our special needs kids are unbelievable. and we know that kids absolutely, when we don't have eyes on them, bad things are happening to them all over the place. you know, in west virginia, we moved, we moved up the teachers and service personnel age 50 and above and got them vaccinated. then we put everybody back in school. you know, for the, i mean, again, i just can't believe what we're doing you know across this country because it's not that hard if somebody will just stop and look, where it is working and copy it. elizabeth: yeah. talk to you, governor. governor justice, it is always gr

you think about the distance between the northern tier, you know, where rockford and the chicago area, and goleen, et cetera, that area to kai roe, 400 miles. the northern part goes as high as massachusetts's northern border. and the southern border is as south as virginia. so the more southern you get, the more pro slavery you are going to be. the problem, the republican party is a big tent fusion party. it is not the gop, the grand ol' party. it is the bnp, the brand-new party. its elements, makeup were people that were politically opposed to each other just a few years before. the republican party consisted of old democrats and old wigs and free soilers and all americans and no nothing elements. they were all politically opposed to each other and still hated each other. the only thing they agreed on was the main principle of the republican party that they all agreed on and that was not to extent slavery into the territorial region of the united states, it would become the dakotas, idaho, wyoming, nebraska, of course and colorado and utah. all of that had the threat of slavery exten

in the chicago area. i'm so pleased that you are joining us and we are honored that you are here and thank you for your work over the decades. in the early stages of the aids crisis and in listening a presidential apology to the airmen and i understand that your own father was an airman. so thank you to your family for your incredible public service. the main director question to you it is a position about a phenomenon that we are noticing which is hesitancy among healthcare workers to taking the vaccine. in one hospital, in the suburbs, 40 percent of healthcare workers were hesitant to take the vaccine. and i would be curious about anything that you would have about whether you have noted similar patterns or greater pattern among even physicians of color. >> thank you very much and thank you for representing our state well. my husband's father was the airmen. anyways, i guess yes, we are seeing that friends across the country and healthcare workers in themselves have had it hesitancy. and we cannot prete

as a representative of the chicago area, i'm so pleased that you are joining us and we are honored you are here. thank you for your work over the decades in the early stages of the aids crisis and eliciting a presidential apology to the tuskegee airmen and i understand your own father was an airman. so thank you to your family for your incredible public service. let me direct a question to you as a physician about a phenomenon we are noticing, which is hesitancy among healthcare workers to taking the vaccine. in one hospital, in the suburbs, 40% of healthcare workers were hesitant to take the vaccine. and i would be curious about any observations you have about whether you have noted similar patterns or greater patterns among even physicians of color. >> thank you very much and thank you for representing our state well. it was my husband's father that was a tuskegee airman. [laughter] anyway, yes, we are seeing that trend across the country that health care workers themselves have hesitancy. we cannot pretend one profession takes you away from who you are, your sense of trust, your lac

but because of the timing the records are in the chicago area and a temporary facility. for trump, we launched on january 20th the trump library website. it is where the records we currently have that we can make available exist already, including the trump whitehouse.gov website. it is where we will post all of the tweets once we get full access to them, including the deleted tweets. there is no doubt that the entirety of the tweets are presidential records, including the deleted tweets. they went on the record early in the administration that they were preserving. they are still president's records that were captured and maintained and we will be getting those and we will post those. there is that for further context to make the point that richard was making. the nature of doing research and being able to turn every page of folders, of paper, has transformed. it is transforming for all records that the national archives is receiving in this century. >> i want to follow up on the question of twitter because, as you mentioned gary, @ realdonaldtrump is subject to that. b

trends a relocation have caused a huge spotlight on the south because we've seen places like chicago detroit areas across wisconsin new york l.a. these individuals are now moving to the south and they're looking at places like texas which has over the past decade amassed 80 in the private sector industry an organization so now they can come in and actually find work at a place that has a cheaper cost of living than a lot of these other cities but that also brings in its own problems when it comes to republicans now saying hey these people don't need to vote here because we're used to our population being what it is that's what's interesting too is that you are seeing flight from the coasts into the you know into lem's of the country because it's cheaper to live at the end of the day i mean you try to live in new york washington all of these the moment you get a little bit of money like i'm going to pay this rent to be more when i can go into places around the country the carolinas even you know texas georgia you can find these places where i can find a cheap place to live everything is so we wised

en las prÓximas horas estÁ acumulando las nieve, y este sistema va viajando hacia el Área triestatal, llegarÁ a chicagohe sea maÑana. este sistema se irÁ dejando, los acumulados en cuanto a la nieve, en cuanto al noreste,18 pulgadas y el hielo puede ser acumulado en la zona de kentucky, y puede ser realmente peligroso lo que podemos hacer en casa si se va la luz, hay millones de personas a oscuras, lo que podemos hacer es buscar esa habitaciÓn cÉntrica, cerramos puertas y ventanas, en ese recinto, en ese salÓn, pero podemos poner unas toallas para que el calor no se escape, y alimentarse y evitar las bebidas alcohÓlicas para mantener la temperatura del cuerpo y hacer frente a esos tres dÍas todavÍa congelados. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn, ahora pasamos a la pandemia con algunas cifras alentadoras. los contagios han caÍdo por debajo de sÍmil este fin de semana, y esto ocurrepor primera vez desde el 4 de noviembre. esta tasa de sÍmil infecciones podrÍa seguir siendo alta, muertes diarias son elevadas, aproximadamente entre 1500 y 3500 por dÍa. noticias preocupantes, el hallazgo de siete

in shreveport, louisiana, covering the blacktop in indianapolis, several inches expected in chicago, an areadeck moment, to make sure the city continues to function even in this extreme weather circumstance. >> across the region ice is the hazard creating slick and dangerous roadways leading to countless accidents. the storm is expected to dump the same dangerous conditions on the ohio valley and the northeast by tuesday. another storm is trailing this one and is expected to break to the same areas later this week. in austin davis, hunter davis, fox news. jillian: it is continuing, we are not out of the woods. >> janice: the next storm system is on the way, freezing pipes will continue, these are current temperatures, we are one in dallas, texas with the windchill below that. minus double digits in some cases. a big story for the south, impacting millions of people to the eastern seaboard, windchill warnings in effect as cold temperatures remain in place today and tomorrow at of the next storm system which will affect the same spot as over the weekend and yesterday. you see the system moving

Áreas. en chicago, fue necesario traer equipo pesado para remover la nieve, que lleva acumulada varios dÍas nieve, mÁs de 120 personas han resultado heridas como consecuencia de eventos relacionados con el mal tiempo. se ha advertido a los residentes que podrÍa tener cortes de energÍa elÉctrica,una situaciÓn que se repite en tennessee. en ohio, los residentes han tenido que desenterrar sus carros de la nieve y usar mÁquinas para limpiar el acceso a sus viviendas. en carolina del norte, bran —— un tornado de alta 160 millas por hora arrasÓ con un vecindario y dejÓ un trÁgico saldo de al menos tres muertos y 10 heridos. en luisiana, las autoridades cerraron carreteras despuÉs de que quedaran cubiertas de hielo. en indiana, las vÍas permanecen cubiertas de nieve.se espera que esta poderosa tormenta invernal afecte a estados del noreste del paÍs. las autoridades en illinois dicen que el proceso de vacunaciÓn contra covid—19 sufrirÁn retrasos por varios dÍas por esta tormenta invernal. patricia: ahora vamos con albert martÍnez, nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa, para que nos cuente lo que podemos esp

. >> after her release, margaret moved back to the chicago area. smartphones or computers or the way of life that's just so taken for granted now. >> she's a great-grandmother now. she's spending time with her daughter, her granddaughter, her great-granddaughters. >> and now if i had my life to live over again, i would stay right here in illinois and never, ever have subjected my kids or myself to vegas. all of the things that influenced my life as i got into the relationship with ron rudin. i miss him. i look at the pictures now and think, i wish he was here. >> i wish i had more pictures. these are his younger years. how happy he was. i just thought of him up in heaven with my husband. >> i think because of the details of the murder, how heinous it was and because it was motivated by money, by greed, that personally, i think she should have stayed behind bars. >> i did not kill ron. and i have no fear of meeting god and saying, i did not. i am not going to have my children or my grandchildren live with that. look at her. her mother did it. i don'

schools all around the chicago area, all around the country, public schools, catholic schools, theseeen back in class for months. i've heard you guys talk on the show this morning about it is 11 months since people have been back in school. this is happening everywhere. just not in the chicago public school system and the reason is the ctu wants to use covid as a pre-text to leverage power and mayor lightfoot is letting them do it. >> dana: amy, a quick thought to you. if they don't go back to school on march 8th, what do you think the impact on your daughter is? how are they doing? >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear that last question. what was that? >> dana: wondering how your daughters are doing without being in school. >> like i said they're on an emotional rollercoaster. they are being told they'll be going back to school only to find out the night before that's not going to happen. it takes a real emotional toll on these kids. they have to get back into the classroom. they are kids. they just want to be kids and i think that the fact that the ctu has done this to them is very disappoi

you have chicago area people are still having a hard time tracking down a vaccine, dr.ollout we are seeing in the efficacy rate that we are seeing, are you still sure covid is going to be gone by april? >> by late april certain parts of the country will have hit a herd immunity. it may be made in other parts, but right now we are seeing a lot of really good news. j&j vaccine is approved and i believe that vote will be on bank unanimous, that will be 7% of the u.s. population over the next four weeks and all of that adds up. so we are seeing some good work in certain states and that's really impressive. >> sandra: dr. mcgarry, covid administration dropping by 72%, a remarkable improvement from where we are just for a short time ago. a pleasure to have you on, did you have a final thought, doctor? >> that's great, 80% of the deaths are in people over 65, we will see that come down really quickly. >> sandra: we really appreciate it, thank you. john, some good news there. >> john: i love his optimism, it sounds a great, but this morning i get "the new york times" alert ever

with you it was tennis and growing up in the area that you did in the chicago area, that you were exposedat changed and also when you went into the boardroom, that changed. you were then all of a sudden the only person of color. so what was that shift like for you, katrina? >> you know, my parents kind of raised us to love everyone and be around everyone. their co-workers were white, jewish, black, hispanic, everything. i grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood. the program was black. the coach was black. the next program i went to was black. the first tournament i played was the nationals which was black so i didn't know that tennis wasn't really a black sport, if you will. so once i started traveling outside into the suburbs and nationally, i realized, you , w? it's a little different. but it didn't stop me. it was because it's what i love to do. my parents supported me and i didn't really see myself as different at that time. just saw myself as someone trying to accomplish the same things that my other competitors were doing. >> and that's what you did as president of not just on

they spoke to a chicago area woman who have been trying for days to book a vaccination appointment for her mother who is 75 years old and battling cancer. that woman knew too well what failing to receive a vaccination could mean. her mother-in-law is recovering from the virus. her 85-year-old father-in-law died of it one week shy of his first official vaccination. after several frustrating days, she was finally able to book an appointment for her mother to get vaccinated. she is relieved for her mother. she is worried about others who are eligible but can't find a vaccination. as she said, it's not fair. it's absolutely ridiculous. earlier this week, illinois administered its one millionth dose of covid vaccine, an important milestone. but in my state and every state, the prospects of getting shots in the arm is still too slow, too limited and too confusing. too many eligible americans are still scrambling to receive the vaccination. let me say in defense of a state i with i proudly represent, under governor pritzker, we have a pretty good record of vaccination rates. he's doing his be

we have a little snow, couple to a few inches around the chicago area. snow seattle and portland. probably four to eight inches there. the mountains, over two feet of snow. look at this right here -- how crazy is this across the whole country? snow and ice accumulation. there is what's happening in the pacific nest. this is a big deal, dallas and oklahoma city, five to ten inches, eight to 14 here. it's ice in the deep south and places like alexandria, louisiana, and all the way north to jackson, mississippi. cold air -- this is really the biggest story. i can't remember seeing something like this. 50 degrees below normal in places like oklahoma city and texas. but would you believe if this cold air mass had existed 50 years ago, it would have been much colder. take a look at minneapolis. 12 degrees is how much warmer it is today, this air mass, than it was back about 50 years ago. so climate change is warming these extremes. but it's still very extreme. >> yeah. jeff, thank you very much. >>> the centers for disease control has released a color-coded ro

shreveport, louisiana, covered the blacktop in indianapolis, and several inches are expected in chicago and areams. this is an all hands on deck moment on we are ready to make sure that our city continues to function even in this extreme, whether circumstance. across the region. ice has been a hazard creating slick and dangerous roadways leading to countless accidents. this massive storm is tracking east expected to dump the same dangerous conditions on the ohio valley and the northeast. by tuesday. another winter storm is trailing this one, and it's expected to bring a winter wallop to the same impacted areas later this week. in austin. texas. 100 davis fox news, all right, what's going on out there? i'll show you i'm gonna draw in the jet stream. we talk about this all the time. there's the jet stream, which is kind of penciling it in or drawing it in. and so that's trop. that's the trough right in here. we're all the cold air is right, and i've always said the north side of the jet stream the upper side of the jet stream this area. that's where the coolest there is. the lowest side is where t

showing up on live doppler 7 right now as we take you into the east bay right around the concord area, port chicago highway getting a little bit of the dampness out there. 50s, 60s on those temperatures right now and a lovely view from our east bay hills camera, layers of clouds. temperatures in the morning in the 30s, 40s. watch out for the fog. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at plenty of sun. mid-50s to mid-60s and light rain on thursday. going into friday, breezy and blustery conditions. a slow commute. by 1:00, rain is starting to move into the bay area. widespread by 5:00 p.m. showers continue into the night, and going into early saturday, more showers and we're done by 9:00 p.m. most of you will be between half an inch. it's a milder wednesday followed by the fog followed by the wet weather. thursday into friday, another system on saturday brings us rain late. it looks like it will be out of here before valentine's day, and then on monday, which is this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's

para el noreste del paÍs, chicago, Área triestatal. lluvia y la nieve, y nos podrÁ dejar hasta tres pulgadas. la lluvia, nieve montaÑa, hasta 18 pulgadas, una nevada que puede ser impresionante. noreste, nieve efecto lago en pensilvania, y esa nieve o lluvia helada que es muy peligrosa, carretera 74,79, carretera de kentucky, en este color rosado. extremar las precauciones, nieve en washington y estas nevadas en georgia y carolina del norte puede ser fuertes. seguiremos minuto a minuto en las redes sociales. alan: muy pendientes, mucha nieve en camino, mucho cuidado. abrÍguese, cuÍdese. vamos a ver una cosa, mi francisco. —— francis. ese romance que es saliÓ de la nada, cÓmo surgiÓ y quiÉn fue el cantante que sin querer sacÓ el romance de natti natasha y el productor rafi piÑa. francisca: claro que lo vamos a conocer, veamos lo que nos preparÓ nuestro reportero. ♪ ♪ reportero: la relaciÓn que mostraron en redes, natti natasha y el productor rafi pina, fue la inspiraciÓn para rozar o componer al " inÉdito", su primer sencillo. >> yo era

explains why the person who helped pass the voting rights act ends up a year later in chicago working in one of the poorest areas of chicago and later than that launching the poor people's campaign and ending up in memphis. so we're here, and i think that one of the things that would be so good, one of the things that's so good about being here is not just simply being in this building, but we also have some of the witnesses, at least one of the great witnesses of martin luther king's life, reverend c.t. vivian, who is someone who shared that kind of social gospel notion of christianity and someone who knew martin luther king during the main years of his life. so i think we're very privileged to be in this wonderful setting and have one of the witnesses, one of the persons whose memory is still very much alive -- i hate to refer to you as an artifact, historical artifact, but we can learn so much -- so much, yeah, you're not finished yet. you're not finished making history. so thank you so much, and i just want to open it up for any questions that you might have. this is the place to ask them. please. >> let's s

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facing up is they're not doing transactions you have a number of commercial transactions in the chicago areaber that's true across the country because buyers are looking and saying, god, there's a real economic risk to occupancy going forward. sellers are saying last week you agreed to pay me x whatever you made for it last week is unrelated. last week somebody paid $500 for gamestop does that mean, you know, nobody's going to sell unless they get $500? that's the same principle being applied in the office space market. >> sam, wanted to get your thoughts on the phenomenon known as a spac or blank check company. we're seeing obviously hundreds of these things with some prominent names attached to them and lots of companies rushing into their arms right now. does it make sense to you? >> well, it's like everything else if done well, it's a very effective transaction. it's one of the few times where the quote, unquote, buyer has got enormous power in other words, if you're a buyer of an ipo spac, the who thing is you get the money back in the cost of carry the best thing is they make a very at

. >> los rodríguez obtuvieron las cenizas en una bolsa de plástico en áreas públicas de chicago . >>y la esencia no cambie . >> desde la antigüedad las cenizas eran un reflejo de penitencia, de arrepentimiento para acercarnos a dios . >> una tradición que en esta pandemia se debe realizar de forma responsable . >> es para el bienestar de las personas el bien común de ellos es el bien común de la iglesia. >> noticias telemundo . >> para los fieles católicos es una fecha sagrada, por eso en méxico han mantenido viva la conmemoración en pandemia, sacerdotes enseñaron a hacer sus cenizas en casa con palmitas de domingo de ramos y agua bendita, en otras iglesias se repartieron bolsitas con cenizas para los fieles . >> por toda latinoamérica hubo ceremonias del miércoles de cenizas con normas de seguridad por el covid-19, como esta iglesia en distancia en las filas, esperando que el sacerdote les depositaraen sus cabezas las nizas . >> en el vaticano, el papa francisco hizo la misa en la basílica de san pedro . >> (música) . >> el ritual se redujo esta vez para detener la propagación del v

i can tell you that i represent an area in chicago known as teamster city. chicago has been one of the great manufacturing capitals of america. i can recall riding the bus with people who worked at western electric, general electric and other places and how they would be talking about the day they could go home and spend the time with their wives and families, taking advantage of the pension that they had earned. i think that -- pass legislation that is a savior to all of these people who are filled with anxiety and frustration, wondering whether or not any of their days and work were in vain. a lot of people are going to be relieved and feel much different once the president puts his signature on this. they can know that the united states government has looked after what they were working for. that is the security of the pension as they and -- end there were time. i think you for your leadership and all of who have had actively engaged and involved. i go back the balance of my time. -- yield back the balance of my time. mr. speicher -- rep. schweikert: reti

we are seeing a lot of people move from new york, chicago, and other areas, moving down here to miami-dade county. we need to make sure we protect our environment, and then have the resources ready for those people when they get here. >> representative elect carlos gimenez, thank you so much for your time today. we look forward to seeing you on the house floor joining the 117th congress. thank you. >> thank you very much. young kim moved to her family with guam as a teenager. she spent her early years in soul, korea. she is one of three korean american women elected to congress in 2020. >> where are you originally from? >> i was born in south korea. around third grade, we moved to the capital city, and then we moved to guam and i became an american immigrant. i finished high school in hawaii and then went to california to go to college at usc. >> what was life like for you and your family in korea? >> i was born three years after the korean war. i lived through the devastation of what war can bring. we did not have much. we had a lot of love. my family decided that america would be a place

we don't have a live picture but a lot going on in chicago and many areas under a wind chill advisoryreat of temperatures dropping to 20 degrees below zero. >>> in hard hit texas, many of the three million customers lost power and heat after more than 14 inches of snow fell on parts of the lone star state. city officials telling people to stock up on water as the freezing temperatures may lead to pipes bursting. the cold causing trouble in turkey, heavy snow fall has closed schools. there were also temporary road closures due to poor visibility. in greece, sandy beaches were blanketed, rescue team has to help people who were trapped in their cars due to intense snow fall. a lot going on in other parts of the country. >>> we want to get another check of the morning commute. >> it's busy at the toll plaza. the good news is the roadways are dry but we have that tuesday morning ride in full swing with the metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza and you are backs up to the foot of the maze. have you a trouble spot coming off the east shore freeway. that's a busy ride for the commut

that city, chicago, that area getting hit with their second snowstorm in less than a week. >> our teamout there braving the elements for us to bring you the very latest on this powerful and potentially dangerous storm. ginger will start us off here in manhattan with the very latest. good morning, ginge. >> reporter: these streets will not have any travel on them. that's how big of a deal this is. in new york city we've already had close to seven inches of snow. we just had to get to 10 1/2 to get to the biggest snow storm. a lot of places will be close to two feet north and west of heefheere. went weather advisories from blue ridge, georgia to maine. new hampshire you're advised to stay indoors. major impacts, hazardous travel. you could see visibility reduced. a lot of the snow started out light. you get a gust of 30 to 60 miles an hour, you'll have big time problems. we'll move the storm out mostly tomorrow. we'll still have wrap-around snow showers that add to the totals, which should end up 12 to 24 inches. let's go to rob in philadelphia. >> we're getting that mix right now in phi

monthly average rainfall coming through little wonder that we have same problems in chicago to add the surrounding areas them with that very heavy rainfall coming through there has been widespread disruption i'm hopeful over the next couple of days things will start to come calm down a little with the heaviest rainfall just making its way further east. and ways more to an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognize water as a human right and put its management back into public hands is increasing i think that the european commission would be very very shameful is would to privatization on anybody say anything to. those people who see every 2 years something to invest the profit of a $1.00. to the last drop on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of your top stories this hour 2 people have been killed in the march 2nd biggest city during the bloodiest day of protest against the military coup the violence has provoked threats of further sanctions against the generals. iran says it's still studying the e.u.'s proposal to hold an informal meeting involv

too many like tanya are being left alone at their darkest hours and it's not just in the chicago land area. according to the c.d.c., emergency room visits for suicides and overdoses have spiked nationally once the pandemic ripped our -- gripped our nation. by may the country had experienced its largest one-month spike in overdose deaths. a new survey conducted by the c.d.c. also found that one in four young adults had considered suicide in the past month, one in four. this should set off alarm bells at every direction. there's no vaccine against despair and addiction. but there are programs and treatments and strategies. we must give communities and health care providers the support they need now more than ever. the american rescue plan proposed by president biden provides those resources. the house is expected to vote on the president's plan this week. the senate has to show the same sense of commitment and urgency. the american rescue plan includes nearly $4 billion in addiction and mental health treatments for health care providers. it has $7.6 billion for community health centers to ad

netflix also had best picture screenplay and director nominations for meg and the trial of the chicago seven to bay areaers were nominated for original song. raphael saadiq of oakland was not emanated for his song, tigris and tweed for him. the film the united states vs billie holiday and vallejo star. her got a nod for the song fight for you from the movie judas and the black messiah. coming up here. the warriors if you can believe this are dealing with yet another injury to the center position what head coach steve kerr had to say ♪ ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, for a cleaner california. four days away, and the kansas city chiefs have apparently dodged a major bullet because of the pandemic. the chiefs have yet to travel the tampa the side of th, including quarterback pat mahomes, were in line to get a haircut at the team facility in midair cut. the team learned that a rapid test of the barber had come up positive for the coronavirus. the barber was immediately isolated and everyone was wearing masks. none of. the players has tested positive and are expect

also had best picture screenplay and director nominations for make and the trial of the chicago seven to bay areainated for original song, raphael saadiq of oakland, was nominated for his song, tigris and tweed. in the film the united states vs billie holiday and vallejo star. her got a nod for the song fight for you from the movie judas and the black messiah. coming up here after yet another injury. the war warriors have no healthy centers looked on their roster, how they plan to try to deal with it coming up next in sports that on the 11 o'clock news, a rash of robberies and attacks in the chinatown area of oakland how community members want the city to address the problem. eh? heren spore super bowl 55 is just four days away, and it looks like the kansas city chiefs have dodged a very big bullet due to the pandemic. the chiefs are not yet in tampa, the site of this year's super bowl on sunday, several players, including quarterback pat mahomes, were in line to get a haircut at the team facility in mid haircut. the team learned that a rapid test of the barber had come up positive for the corona