chicago immigrant orchestra showcase has global music. i meant to serve as a model of the unity in a divided world. john henderson has more now from chicago into chicago studio, the mingled instruments and voices of the world plans into a global symphony. the, the chicago immigrant orchestra is a rotating country of up to 30 musicians, playing a unique blend of world music that combines persian vocal, the mongolian through the end instruments from around the world in each composition from a chinese rewan to and fro peruvian percussion uniting sound in society, music is the art of $0.10 boarders and $0.10 pressure. this is and, and, and stereotypes and it's, it's, it's something that everybody can kind of experience collectively. when is the rule or the groups, palestinian american co director plays the bazooka place in between notes that are not on the suitcase or on the piano or on the guitar. if this style is hard to pinpoint because the music is from no single place, the instruments of the world together are the universal language in music. co director for recon, the chicago born son of a truly and mother. and a pakistani father says instruments ne

chicago station reports a memo from chicago's civilian office of police accountability claims all five officers are also named in a separate investigation into another traffic stop, purportedly also based on a seatbelt violation. and the memo reportedly shows at least 50 of the shots fired at reid were from a 23 year old rookie officer. the chicagoice union defending the officers, though this started as a simple traffic violation for a seatbelt, it turned into much more not because of the officers, because of the offender. the police deadly force policy in chicago is to fire until the lethal threat is stopped. it could take months before chicago police complete their investigation. andrew. rhiannon. >> still so many questions. andrea. thank you. consumer reports is pushing to remove lunchables from the national school lunch program, citing relatively high levels of lead. the magazine tested a dozen versions of lunchables and also found a chemical used in plastics. kraft heinz, which makes lunchables, says all their foods meet safety standards. >> coming up, the legendary coach, who has now retiring. >> also ahead, we hear from the sorority sisters who jumped into action saving a mother and her action saving a mother and her kids from ♪ marathon, nice to meet you. i'm running boston to make sure childbirth is safe for all moms ev

. >> steve: she is accused of running chicago into the ground but not stopping one of chicago' suburbsr $4 hundred an hour to investigate the worst mayor in america and it is not her. >> brian: jimmy failla is here. you lost out on the job to lori lightfoot. your reaction. >> bringing in lori lightfoot to investigate corruption, o.j. to be a marriage counselor. the best thing about it is we know this mayor is corrupt. why? allegedly. she is accused of spending taxpayer money in vegas on an economic development trip which is like fox catching me at happy hour and no, it's a beverage exploration committee. there is a reason we're doing this. the whole thing is a scam. >> ainsley: they hired someone for $4 hundred an hour to investigate money mismanagement. >> that's a waste of taxpayer money. the mayor is vetoing a probe into her finances which tells you a lot. if they ask to see the charges on our credit card last month and i say no, i've given it away. >> steve: people in the village tried to get rid of her. she was recalled. the court struck it down. investigate her finances and she v

into the 30s. chicago at 41 degrees and detroit at 48. even by this afternoon, not much of a warmup. we'll barely make it into the 50s. we'll hang out into the upper 40s in chicago. you see the air settling in for folks in the midwest, interior northeast and new england. we mentioned the severe threat that will have, and this is a multi-day event. this is mainly across the plains, lubbock to midded land. softball hail is possible. we'll watch that through the evening hours tonight. and then a larger area is at risk for the severe weather for tomorrow. 5 million people included in that once again across parts of the plains. all hazards will. meanwhile, washington d.c. heads to the low 70s today and partly cloudy skies expected in philadelphia. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> okay, angie, thank you. >>> coming up, sony gets a clue. the plan for the classic board game. >>> but first, tesla is shifting gears after a brutal start to the year. what's next for the electric auto maker. ext for the electric auto maker. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's

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chicago. the tornado watches are up until at least 8:00 tonight. the leading wave goes through chicago in the next couple of hours, another one behind that pushing across the lakes, across michigan and ohio, intoine develops in the afternoon, detroit to cleveland could see some tornadoes there. rain into new york by rush hour tomorrow. david. >> david: rob marciano tracking it into the night for us. rob, thank you. >>> and as i mentioned, we are just back from tel aviv tonight, and this evening, after iran's first ever direct assault on israel, more than 300 missiles and drones, what abc news has now learned about a potential israeli response. matt gutman on the ground in israel again tonight for us. >> reporter: tonight, new images of iran's first-ever direct attack on israel. video from a village near israel's nevatim air base, showing missiles raining down. israel saying they only caused minor damage and vowing to respond. and tonight, a senior u.s. official telling abc news, that response is expected to be limited, and the israelis have told the u.s. they will retaliate very carefully. we pressed the israeli military today. is it fair to say that some sort of response is coming? >> we will

chicago residents furious, watch. >> of the city doesn't feel the same anymore. there is a lot of stuff going on that is hard to process. >> on behalf of black chicago into the entire city to ask you all to vote "no" and put that money and opioid settlement fund. we need that money in our neighborhood. >> $70 million, y'all won't even put $1 million in one neighborhood. >> not the first time the city council-based heated backlash. in february, running all the resources to care for the migrants. neglecting the needs of the community of legal residence, the poorest areas of chicagoin the meantime testimony against boeing. >> boeing get it on capitol hill during two senate hearings. when asked about how the company builds its airplanes, whistle-blower sam southport testified the production process is "defective." >> the altitude from the highest level is just to push the defective parts regardless of what it is, unfortunately. >> ntsb chair reiterated that boeing said there are no records documenting the removal of -- the door appears this is a criminal cover appeared records do exist. i know this because i personally pass them to the fbi. speak with this is on the heels of several major incidents involving boeing aircraft with the door plug blew out midair alaska airlines flight in march. an inch and fire, lost will and veered off the runway on landing. by the way, senator tammy going after the faa yesterday for allowing boeing to self certify their aircraft spirit the agency is "too hands off." i have talked about that with both of you. >> carley: cheryl, the b

chicago broke into tears after learning of iran's attack this weekend. democratic congressman ro khanna will join us in a few moments with his reaction to that. live in chicago with more on that. what should we expect from these americans supporting tehran? >> we know some of these groups are calling for the democratic national convention in chicago they plan to have a big presence there. some of these groups have called for militant action against police during their protest at the dnc. on saturday, this group of around 300 people from pro-palestinian and antiwar groups from across the country were working on those plans to disrupt the dnc when news of iran's attacks came out. here's how they reacted. >> iran has just responded that about 30 minutes ago. [applause] there are reports of drones having been fired on israel from yemen. [applause] all of the palestinians support coalitions here must be ready immediately to be out in the streets and to stop the u.s. from expanding this war on iraq. >> during a breakout session, one group was taught how to chant "death to israel" and took it further calling for a chance of "death to america." [chanting] >> it can be "death to" or "down with." [chanting] >> the lessons to practice blocking enough -- dozens of passengers getting out of cars and having to walk the rest of the way to the a

chicago mayor lori lightfoot. as he said there she's at a controversial career of her own as they are looking into the alleged misconduct and mismanagement in a statement saying her prior experience in chicago would help her handle the investigation without bias. reaction is the project 21 chairman maurice cooper. so she did nothing to stop the violence in chicago in that city's history which is saying a lot now she's gonna look into the corruption of this mayor where the average citizen makes what 24 grand a year and lives a very extravagant life is mayor good luck with. >> it brings to mind the adage it takes 1 to no 1. apparently if you're going to find out who is the absolute worst to mayor today yet to pick from 1 of the worst mayors yesterday so that she knows what she's looking for. now in addition to the corruption alleged in this township there is also the mismanagement the danger occurring because the mayor is allegedly redirecting law enforcement authorities way from protecting people and property towards trying to target folks who either don't supporter or haven't donated to her we are looking at a sad and pathetic situation the people in this township deserves so much more i don't understand why the governor of illinois has impersonally named an investigator to make sure we find out about the corruption going on and take this crown

chicago at chicago, o'hare international airport, where an access road was built blocked. and so protest or excuse me, travelers rather, we're seeing having to walk their luggage into the airport. there were also protests in miami and new york jake. all right. veronica miracle in san francisco for us. thank you so much. court has just adjourned in the first day of the new york hush money cover up case down. trump might be stuck in a courtroom for the next two months critical time for his 2024 campaign, how that might play for him politically, we'll take a look at that next >> to the world with my music >> and now i want to focus on what's happened i'm going to visit coastal communities that have a new ally in the fight against climate change. >> this is bukhara business for carbon. >> we just need to plant and we need to protect nature will do the rest. >> carbon plus cnn film sunday at nine >> so how long have you lived here >> 40 years. >> and how are the restaurants around here? are they good, bad man. >> what's the average household income, is there a mall? i don't know. a hair salon. where do you get your hair done? >> the lou, what >> we've got to go now more marked we b

into kappa delta, the international honor society and education. after till mobley graduated cum laude from chicago teachers college in, january of 1960, she began her teaching career at carter elementary school. i chicago's south side. according to journalist cynthia diagonal, myron who was a student of til mobley when she was a fifth grader. mamie till-mobley lost a son to hatred but inspired hundreds of children to strive for excellence. in fact, she demanded that we do so. she taught us we could do anything. she taught us to be proud of ourselves. to love our blackness. perilous as our lives would be because of it. i went on to become all things i dreamt, largely because of that remarkable woman. she invited me to dream as big as i wanted to, do all the things she had hoped. her son might do someday. working primarily with black inner city children and in special education programs. till mobley encourages our students to reject a vision of themselves that did not to successes.nd professional me lost his life, but his mother saved hours. diagonal, myron asserts. when mamie till-mobley rir from the chicago public school system in 1983, after over 20 working closely with theegan oratorical the emmett til

chicago want that why would the mayor of chicago who was african-american himself go against the wishes of the black and minority community that is so upset with him because he is moving illegals into the areas where the minority community kids go to afterschool programs were the minority black community have an opportunity to literally pull themselves up out of the inner-city why would he do that why would new york city want to give a million illegal immigrants the right to vote why is it that in this country we have sanctuary cities why do we now see the intersection of crime sinks very cities illegal squatting because america and the people who run it right now democrats sean they don't care about the american people they only care about making sure they are in power for generations to come because you and i both know that the illegals love joe biden they love him they're coming across saying they love joe biden you talk about these illegals one deported eight times comes back to the nine states has 11 arrests and kill somebody how about the guy this week who was deported by donald trump and what in by the biden administration who shoots at 25-year-old and leaves her on the side of the road how come there is so many murders we are talking about drugs and guns and violent crime because they do it in their country and there is no one who is more upset about this then me because this can be resolved this can be fixed and wind john kirby and whatever you thank of him, i lost respect for him because when he was asked by peter do see this week what will you do about the people coming to the border and hurting american citizens in his answer is that the president is confident we are doing everything that we can and as vigilant as we can to ensure the safety and security of the american people here at home know you are not because they are coming here they have convictions for murder in their own countries we don't know who they are we don't care who they are they destroyed their identification we let them in give them education medication credit cards housing we want to give them the right to vote and let them get work permits why? so they can go to the board of voter registration and register to vote and the democrats will be here forever and they are so. [ simultaneous talking ] >> sean: joe biden unvented illegal immigrants you touched on a lot of the issues we provided food and water and shelter and housing our educational system that is already failing what happens now you are taking limited resources away from american children and you have classes full of kids that are taking english as a second language and now our kids will suffer more the kids were failing before this they will fail even more the impact on the criminal justice system this is hundreds of billions of dollars we cannot afford and we don't know anything about these people we don't vet them they come from china and russia. [ simultaneous talking ] >> we don't even ask them who are you and then we have eight of them from the squatters of new york city this week one in an alley when the police showed up with a gun threatening someone else he was let out in yonkers and westchester county i don't know what that da is doing what he was let out on bail and is threatening to kill someone else in an alley in new york city there from venezuela and countries where they don't respect the law and this brand judgement brandon johnson started with him we should end with him the mayor of chicago you just arrived in chicago are you been here for years we want you to be children of our city nonsense if you just arrived here i want to know who you are i want you to swear allegiance to this country that i want you to know the history of this country and i want you to get a job on your own and if you can't then go back to a place where they can afford to house you because we cannot afford it anymore. >> sean: well the worst is yet to come and i pray that i'm wrong but i'm not wrong this among the 10 million those coming from our top geophysical flows that will include people that are setting up terror cells you remember 911 i remember this audience remembers but america better wake up because that next attack is coming not if when. [ simultaneous talking ] >> they kill us with sentinel we didn't even have time to talk about that the people in charge of this country don't give a damn about the american citizens there is something totally off about it and it has to change in this el

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into the fall campaign. what's going on on the democratic side, the convention in chicago, which is largely overshadowed by by the violence and what's going on in grant park and other places in chicago outside of the convention, the international amphitheater, the incumbce prey, ve president hubert humphrey is the one who has the easiest path to the nomination. and why is that? hrey was it was committed liberal from that side of the party more than johnson. i mean, the 48 convenn philadelphia humphrey boldly declared civil rights kind of the n's nextaj that we should take on andaud pandemonium back in 1948 to say that he said that is the mayor of. running for the first time for senate. he wasn't even in washington yet and as johnson's vice president becomes wedded to, the unpopular war in vietnam and i would the way i would put it is that he he vice president, he didn't have johnson's political assets, but he had his live melodies by the end of of that term of office. but humphrey is in the best situation to run as a kind of surrogate for for johnson because back then the rules were different for nominating democrats didn't change the nominating process until the results of the mcgo