the break we'll continue our discussion on nato protest in chicago with joel carre an occupied chicago tribune editor and contributor he won't want to miss that. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard is a big issue. all right well i want to talk a little more about some of the protesters outside of nato this weekend one of the biggest events was a march led by iraq veterans against the war but also included thousands of veterans of the war in afghanistan and various other anti-war protesters as well now one of the things that sort of made me stop in my tracks was when many of them took their medals and threw them on the streets of chicago not far from where the nato summit was held take a look at this. one by one forty five the trick spoke of their own thing and each turned and threw their medals course mccormick place. many veterans called their medals representations of hate and cheap tokens

break we'll continue our discussion on nato protest in chicago with joe mccarthy an occupied chicago tribune editor and contributor he won't want to miss that. part of american power. might be time. to we're going to hold. him. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you know. they're part of it and realize that everything. is a big. story or. book and they alone are still you know get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . to the capital account i'm laura mr. all right well i want to talk a little more about some of the protesters outside of nato this weekend one of the biggest events was a march led by iraq veterans against the war but also included thousands of veterans of the war in afghanis

to read more head over to chicago tribune.com/tribune. >> coming up next we are talking with the chicagobune reporter rick pearson about the big issues facing illinois lawmakers ahead of their summer break and then live music from a chicago native william beckett he will be performing at schubas tonight! [music] [music] [music] [ crack of bat ] ball. ball. [ crack of bat ] [ male announcer ] hanging out with cal has its benefits... so does taking one a day men's. go to stayinthegame.com to enter for a chance to meet me and watch the 2013 mlb all star game.3w@%zu@s÷÷h7?/pç@? ;p,?#? uxçÑxúpqpñxñófú]pkpvsó+wpo÷iáñ÷pí÷]x÷n0to Ñxlñó?ç@@÷/÷p]@zw@o@í@ñxu÷s ó@Ñ:o?çwfuxó(wo3÷?lñú:p>ó÷w?÷ow@>nógçÑxy uñzío@ñçéwúu@?Ñqeçñw?kóns<Ñzw÷Ñ@>úuñús@óú?pí@pd<ñpwñíóñx7rsúwú?réñxrzwxñ[u8?v@?8.ó xg/9@çoúñhç÷oméwlñxóxsúíñ=vkn?@oñxzpdx3ñow÷tñjkx9?÷ the governor and illinois lawmakers have a couple days ahead of them. >> that is because they must find a way to reform both medicaid and the state pension system along with other issues before the start of the summer. >> chicago tribune reporter rick pearson is in spri

well, i can tell you as a result of the "chicago tribune" article s, i think about it all the time now. and i think about this. how many american families can make that judgment? when they buy a couch or a chair when they buy children's furniture? you can't. you cannot physically do it. we're not -- i'm not a scientists -- i'm a political scientists, that doesn't counted. i'm not a real scientist, you know, and i can't judge what's safe and what isn't. whom can i trust? can i trust the company making the product? well, you like to think so but sometimes not. can you trust the spokespeople for the chemical industry? unfortunately they come into this with a conflict of interest. so senator frank lautenberg of new jersey has created legislation that really calls on the chemical industry to take care with the chemicals that they put into everything we use every single day. to make sure that americans and families have peace of mind when they buy products that the environmental protection agency is at least reviewing the chemicals that are being put in those products to decide if they're sa

carol maureen, and political editor for our friends here at wmaq, chicago tribune reporter rick piersonumnist with "the chicago sun-times." good morning. >> good to be here. >> i want to talk quickly about the protests and how mayor emanuel handled things. >> masterful job we've been living with a fear -- we've been a target because of that history, and i think it police department and police chief did an incredible job. kept things calm. >> carol, relief that the g-8 wasn't here? >> yeah, relief the g-8 wasn't here. emanuel if at all surprised by the white house, also was deeply encouraged by the possibility that he would limit his exposure to protests and problems. >> i felt that was a public complaint in a private thank goodness they moved it to camp david. >> talk about the campaign. we're in chicago. sure, we can talk about nato, but the campaign. they want to get back to domestic issues. this fight about the budget, how do you watch it playing out on the campaign trail here in the midwest? i've always thought there'salities disconnect frankly between the debates in washington and

a nato spokesperson will take the other attendance is limited to 100 people the latest wgn tv chicago tribune poll asks if people support this weekend's nato summit the poll surveyed people in the city and surrounding counties have found that 59 percent people support chicago hosting the summit 23 percent were opposed when asked if they got the expected protests would be peaceful more than half said yes 32% in the protests will not however people that the protesters have a right to protest about two-thirds say that there should be demonstrating you could read more in today's chicago tribune not all of the nato talking about protests and security some chicago public school students are showcasing their talents in a video that they put together for the summit in the rutledge has that story this is the video from the mellon entry school winner more than 50 videos were submitted from cbs school students this one in particular made the mayor proud: >> people from all faiths and backgrounds come together in one city with one goal educational excellence and great opportunity. i watched the video fri

concept in recent years supported expected to generate $350 million joining us with the action chicago tribune political reporter rick pearson joining us via skype >> busy day in springfield the issue of unfunded liabilities right now lawmakers waiting for them to agree. batt but talked earlier incredibly long day for you everything on the table they will be back on monday house meeting tomorrow considering major cuts in medicaid could the cigarette tax makeup? >> creve $0.7 billion in cuts to medicate largest in any state in the country $1.6 million in cuts cigarette tax and other tax on tobacco will raise roughly $700 million when you throw in federal money another $100,000,000.20 $0.4 billion total to save of further cuts also education and other social service. new revenue cutting and a deeper batna really getting to the point of medicaid almost becoming a bareboned number of people eligible reduced dramatically. cigarette tax but not necessarily politically popular in springfield does not affect everyone >> all of your information chicago tribune thank you. united states attorney patrick

you can see the full results of the pole on our web site or in today's chicago tribune. >> so what does the mayor himself think about the job he is doing? he gave himself an incomplete when asked to grade his first year. he sat down to talk about the biggest issues, like jobs and crime. >> when you deal with crime what has worked and will work is more cops on the streets getting kids guns and drugs off the streets. overall crime is down what is not working is we have a gang problem that is unique to chicago. stronger schools stable finances, so we can create economic opportunity and job creation and quality of life for neighborhoods. those are the building blocks. we will continue to do the things in those neighborhoods that are necessary so we have the greatest city in the greatest country in the world. >> he said he is havehappy with else in the budget, not raising taxes and a longer school day. >> next, the oldest daughter of john edwards is expected to take the stand at his corruption trial. what she will say. and a key aide to media tycoon rupert murdoch is charged with conspiracy

an alumna of the chicago tribune, i feel particularly peeked by this. ded in 1847. so what do you think that they'd get something right if that's their owning bit coming to america? >> gregg: they got one fact right. mrs. o'leary's cow kicked over the can in the barn. >> heather: right now we are waiting president obama. he is about to make a statement wrapping up the g8 summit at camp david. we will have his remarks live after a quick break. so stay with us [ captain ] sorry folks, our landing time got moved back another hour. [ crowd chatters and groans ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] hunger getting to you? grab a ritz crackerfuls. made with real cheese and whole grain, it'll help keep you satisfied until your next meal. get hunger before it gets you. with the touch of a button ? droid does. does it post it instantly to facebook with sound ? droid does. droid with color for facebook. it's the ultimate status update. get a droid razr maxx by motorola for only $199.99. >> heather: fox news alert. president obama about to make a statement at camp david following

i work for the "chicago tribune." we still tend to endorse republicans.e have endorsed all republicans except horace greeley and barack obama in 2008, good old illinois fellow that he is. we cover the news from an objective perspective. we have a mix of columns and opinions. rupert murdoch wants to bring the european style over here. his papers tend to be blatantly conservative. "the wall street journal" is terrific. but people have choices in a broadcast and print. i urge everybody to mix up their new sources. don't go to one that is just all american, because we'll have an obligation to try to find the truth among the facts. we cheat ourselves if we only look at one source. host: you won a pulitzer prize at the "chicago tribune." you're a producer for local television. why go into columns and expressing more of your perspective then stick with the report beat. guest: my career started as a high school student in ohio. we have a high school paper they cannot once every two weeks. we turned out a lot of good writers. that's what i first, interest in becom

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tuesday, clarence page who writes for the "chicago tribune." on wednesday, columnist se cuff, who also has a show on glenn beck's website. and the series wraps up thursday. watch each day starting at 9:15 eastern on cspan. >> welcome to old cow town museum, wichita, kansas. >> brent and trace waking up the city for 22 years and we think we've got a heck of a start. that's why the mayor comes in every wednesday. today, he's going to be talking a little bit about the problem we're having in the city with taxi cabs. >> june 2nd and 3rd, book tv and american history tv explore the heritage and literary culture of wichita, kansas. >> rather modest looking paper wrap binding, but it contains an alphabetical list of the members of senate and house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only as it says here for the members' immediate use only. they were not supposed to loan this out because it would tell you exactly where everybody lived, so you could go and button hole them punch him if you didn't like it. >> watch on june 2nd and

mitt romney's op-ed in today's "chicago tribune" avoided this issue, instead saving criticism for proposed defense cuts. and even the most hawkish of republican senators are optimistic about where afghanistan is headed. >> the afghan security forces are getting better. they're better trained, they're better equipped. >> reporter: well, the one piece of tension at the summit itself, lester, appears to do with pakistan. president zardari is here. president obama is refusing to meet with him. the administration denies that it's because zardari has not agreed to open up the supply lines on the border of pakistan to afghanistan. still, the pakistanis feel a little bit snubbed, so to make them feel a little bit better, secretary clinton met with them a few hours ago. >> chuck todd, thanks. >>> overseas now. the only person ever convicted of the bombing of pan am flight 103 over scotland died of prostate cancer today at home in libya. abdel al megrahi provoked more outrage when he was released from a scottish prison three years ago on humanitarian grounds. we have more tonight from richard engel.

and "the chicago tribune's" clarence page. first up, this year's winner may be the one whose team goes furthest, even fights dirty to bury the other guy. today we ask which side will go the furthest? the word this past week was that at least one big money romney backer had in hand a proposal to do what john mccain did not. play the race card big with the thunder storm of jeremiah wright ads right around the time of the democratic convention. last time an independent group did flash the jeremiah wright card, late in october. >> for 20 years, barack obama followed a preacher of hate and said nothing as wright raged against our country. >> not god bless america. got damn america. >> on the other side what signs are there that the obama team might go ugly against mitt romney? last time, obama understandably didn't talk about john mccain's age in words. but the ads were clear. >> things have changed in the last 26 years. but mccain hasn't. he admits he still doesn't know how to use a computer. can't send an email. after one preside

winning by a margin of $40,000 against comedian louis black and clarence page of the chicago tribune.atch chuck do his work. >> it's not church bells but hells bells that opens this ac/dc album. >> what is back in black. >> queen anne's revenge was this pirate's ship. >> who is blackbeard. >> good. chuck? >> what is psycho. who is hirohito. >> hirohito, yes. >> mr. rayburn. who is mr. rayburn. >> yes. >> chuck? >> who is henry waxman. >> you got it. >> nytimes.com welcomes you to the list of the best 1,000 movies ever made which includes this 1931 bela lugosi film. chuck? >> what is dracula. >> dracula, yes. >> all right. >> that leaves you with $18,100. but we bump that up to $50,000. >> chuck just cleaned up last night. his total winnings of 50 grand went to the d.c. based charity samaritan inn, a group that provides recovery programs and housing to homeless men and women. chuck, nice work. tonight, keeps getting better, our own kelly o'donnell on "jeopardy." still ahead on "way too early" while you're awake your tweets, texts and e-mails are next. mine was earned off vietnam in 196

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the chicago tribune at one point described itself pretty freely as a republican newspaper. and you don't see political affiliation. you see i think probably more balanced community newspapers than maybe historically they've been. well, i've never thought that the--a big problem of bias. i believe that there is bias in the news media. and i think it's a terrible problem. i don't think that it has to do with liberalism, as the critics say. i think it's geographical. i think there's a huge problem that our publications and our media generally reflects an outlook from the east coast, particularly, outward and a little bit from the west coast and almost nothing in between. and having spent a lot of time between the two coasts, i know that the reality of this country is very different than that reflected in our media. and it's a terrible problem. we have to do something about it. because it is a form of bias. and it distorts. it creates a context that's not real. it's washington-centric. it's new york-centric. and you know, that's not what's on people's minds so much. and we need

the dignitaries stay here will be so enjoyable they will consider returning someday in new wgn chicago tribunego aldermen can earn millions of dollars in pensions after they retire even though the job is technically part time at their pension benefits are higher than other city employees in the investigation also reveals when the extra pension burke was created you can see the full investigation on our web site wgntv.com we will be back with the tom skilling fu [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorbing the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. that was me the day i learned i had to start insulin for my type 2 diabetes. me... thinking my only option was the vial and syringe dad used. and me... discovering once-daily levemir flexpen. flexpen is prefilled. doesn't need refrigeration for up to 42 days. no drawing from a vial. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. flexpen is insul

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the "chicago tribune" has a banner headline this morning about the nato summit arriving their way. ready, set, nato. diplomats and demonstrators will put the city to test. let's listen to national security advisor shean donovan, who yesterday talked to the press about some of the issues, international issues, security issues that are facing the leaders as they gather for the nato summit. >> the focus will be on security issues friday evening. the next morning the focus will turn to the economy. of course the global economy, especially the economic situation in the eurozone, are going to be at the top of the agenda. this is the first opportunity for the leader of the major developed economies to meet face to face since thepresident hollande's election in france. this will be the first for the prime minister of italy and prime minister noda of japan. obviously this comes at a very delicate time with respect to the european economy, the eurozone economy. >> that's national security advis advisor. laura gallagher on facebook about the discussion we're having this morning about the debt

tuesday clarence paige who writes for the "chicago tribune." on wednesday s.e. cupp who has a show on glenn beck's website. and the series wraps up thursday with katha politt of the nation. watch starting at 9:15 a.m. on c-span. in looking ahead news makeers this sunday, democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz talks about the presidential race, the political landscape for the u.s. house and senate this year, and money in politics in the 2012 cycle. that's on c-span at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. then on monday c-span's live memorial day coverage begins with president obama at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. speakers including defense secretary leon panetta and actor tom selleck will be live at the vietnam veterans memorial for an observance at the wall. our live coverage begins at 10:50 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i want people to get from the book is a better understanding of who she was, what she was like because there have been a lot of books written and most of it has been written by people who have t

the chicago tribune offered compensation for any information leading to the jobs recovery, it doesn't seem like much now, but it was quite a lot of change in those days. the suspicion was quickly cast, i never had been seen talking to in the afternoon she went missing. fitzgerald was taken into custody and subjected to round-the-clock interrogation. it took days to give in to confess. when he finally admitted to molesting and murdering the child and bury her in the basement of the apartment building a share in chicago once were appalled. prompted by elizabeth city -- publicity other parents can afford. the threat was far more widespread than anyone had imagined. and i should point out, the somewhat unfortunate term use of the time was moron. soon there were calls and city officials to incarcerate all suspected or potential job predators' to regardless of what crimes they had or had not committed. of course that would have been totally unconstitutional, but the city was in no mood for such niceties. as and the tragedy it did before , chicagoans had been steadily and partly awakened to

intense and all over chicago no doubt it will appear protest dissent has begun to you >> wgn in chicago tribune poll shows report of the nato summit chicago wentz and residents of neighboring town 59 percent supported chicago hosting the summit and 23 percent opposed expecting protest to be peaceful more than half said yes. 32 percent think the protest will not be peaceful even so chicagoans believe the protesters have a right to demonstrate 61 percent said they should be protesting batt mop representatives already here meeting today with high school students south shore international school. meeting with visiting dignitaries from around the world something most students could only dream of having >> rare opportunity for fresh bread south shore of $94 million international school posted and delegates from six nato countries. students have been preparing for the nato youth summit for the past six weeks >> up until may 16th researching the country since then we knew that this was coming >> researched and made small presentations >> learned about culture and tradition how they evolved in nato that

on tuesday, we have clarence page, who writes for the "chicago tribune. "washington journal" every day on the c-span. >> next, "newsmakers" with rep debbie wasserman schultz. >> welcome to old town museum, which talk, kansas. >> waking up the city for 22 years, we think we have a heck of a start. today, the problem we're having in the city with taxicabs. hang on for that, if you well. >> book tv and american history tv explore the heritage of wichita, kansas. >> a lot of modest looking people have bindings, but what it contains is an alphabetical list of the senate and house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only for members immediate use only. they were not supposed to loan this out because, as you can see, it would tell you exactly where everybody lives, so you could go and but in all the men punch them if you'd like them. >> that's june 2 and third on c- span2 and 3. >> today, the greatest danger to america is not some foreign enemy, it at the possibility that we will fail to hear the

dewey was going to defeatar truman easily, and that was the generation of the result of a famous chicago tribune headline that said "dewey defeats truman" and that was wrong. there was a famous poll back in 1936 by the literary digest which said that landon was going to defeat roosevelt. that was wrong, too. the reason that was wrong was they took their poll by telephone and only the republicans were wealthy enough to have phones in 1936. so although the sample was huge, everybody was of -- and james farley, who was post-master general at the time, said landon's going to take maine and vermont and that's exactly what ended up happening. but then what we just saw here in a lovely clip i think is an inflection point in the history of politics in the united states and perhaps the world, i guess, which is the coming of television to politics. television, broadcasting, and the combination of that with computers, with polling, with scientific methods of sampling has changed the way elections are run in this country and has changed the nature of politics. and so we're very, very fortunate to have as gu

estrella carrera stir check on her after failed to pick up to your old son and 9 year old daughter chicago tribunef three years and father of her son new to the burbank neighborhood surprised by the violence. >> it is kind of weird and disturbing that this happened >> burbank police says no reason for the community to be concerned about safety isolated domestic incident have not named a suspect yet >> john edwards corruption trial wrapped up first day of testimony daughter of former senator could face the stats tomorrow chief financial officer for failed presidential campaign testified today more than $900,000 to benefactor's not reported campaign contributions the money for personal expenditures testified in federal elections commission not campaign funds. congressman ron paul didn't campaign for presidential nomination statement released no longer campaign in states that has not voted has not suspended campaign ron paul continue to work to secure delegates for the convention in august. last week robin venturadid not see backing mitt romney. local politicians working together with other with dire

coast one of the zero leading newspapers of the day >> organization isolation in the midwest >> chicago tribuneent international affairs >> chicagotribune.com platform editorialized >> wrote a column after column railing against nato policies. >> other issues bringing them together might result in a communist takeover >> most notable involvement in afghanistan war and they're expected to draw thousands of protesters here this weekend most 1940 chicagoans according to the story believe to a newly created alliance proved beneficial >> large part of population and others suddenly finding themselves under attack >> could not rally public opinion >> probably today falling into a tea party people more mainlined >> career tribune of foreign correspondent covered at least 10 at nato summits every once in awhile telephone call from older reader outraged rolling over in his grave >> i said that i hope so. the storms moved to or live tonight the cool air moving right behind it. tom skilling probably shut your windows tonight. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean li

tomorrow chicago tribune. >> dramatic lead up to president obama's address to the nation under cover of darkness touchdown bagram airforce base surprise visit to afghanistan marking one year anniversary marking death of osama bin laden from there he flew to kabul to meet with afghan pres. hamid karzai strategic partnership agreement pledging in that state support lasting 10 years beyond 2014 and the date of nato forces in afghanistan. >> iraq war is over, number of troops in harm's way cut in half and more soon coming home. clear path to fulfill a mission in afghanistan delivering justice to al qaeda >> president obama flew back to bagram airforce base thank troops for sacrifice third visit to afghanistan since taking office. wearing body armor helmets and gas masks destruction during a nato summit. one undercover informant claimed next five ohio man now arrested charged with blowing up cleveland bridge trying to blow up cleveland bridge >> ranging in age 20-35 years old self proclaimed anarchists residents of ohio allegedly planned to carry out violent actions in cleveland before he

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a wgn chicago tribune investigation found that two years after mayor richard daley was first elected mayor he take advantage of the state's convoluted pension system setting him up with a sweet pension deal. a law passed in 1981 allowed him to use the years he served as state state senator to rejoin the pension fund ... he was allowed to combine years as mayor state's attorney and years in the state legislator to set himself up for benefits for 85 percent of his merrill salary far better than that of a city worker for eight annual pension in the six figures ... in doing so the former mayor was able to build a $184,000 a year retirement nest egg ... because he did not pay into the pension plan to most workers do the taxpayers are footing his retirement bill >> this is an example of why the state legislature needs to wake up and stop treating the pension system as if it is their personal piggy bank mayor daley was called but he daley declined to be interviewed for this story, but in an email - his spokeswoman wrote - 'i can only assume that his pension was handled in the same manner th

the narrator of the video also misstates who founded the chicago tribune. >> uc-berkeley officials planto meet today with a student who has his dorm room outfitted like a disco >> he tricked out his room with about $200 worth of equipment. everything is controlled wirelessly even either through a smart phone or and ipad. school officials are concerned about the exposed electrical wiring. he says his engineering professors love the room and are giving him extra credit. he's very popular with the students' right now >> i can't go there. an 81 year-old south carolina man spent a few dollars on a painting at a goodwill store and he knew it was more valuable than what he paid for. figuring it might have been painted in the 1800's, imagine his surprise when his daughter took it to the antique road show and experts believe it was painted around the year 1650 at a flemish school in amsterdam and is worth somewhere between 20-$30,000. >> the wait is finally over for comic book fans >> avengers fans are excited because that movie is finally opening. fandango estimates that 95% of advance ticket s

presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney wrote an op-ed published in saturday's chicago tribuneriticizing president obama. he says president obama is responsible for sharp cuts in defense spending, something romney calls reckless. romney writes, quote, with the united states on a path for a hollow military, we are hardly in a position to exercise leadership in persuading our allies to spend more on security. he is referring to a push to convince the majority of nato members to increase their own defense spending. >>> i abusy day for president obama. after the nato meetings he will travel to joplin, missouri. president obama will give the commencement address at joplin high school which lost two students in the storm. >>> there is a whole the love buzz at congressional this morning and guess who they let in there. it is our own dave ross who i understand you get to play there today, right? kind of a media thing. >> yes, will. i do. it is one of the persons of the job. at #:30, we, the me i can't, the hacks are supposed to go out on this beautiful glorious golf course known as con

. >> and there is proof why the "chicago tribune" is calling this an engaging and dead pan fun movie.le rating on rotten tomatoes. it's a great, great movie. you've got to go see it. >> they make a good duo. i love this franchise. "men in black iii" is back in the theaters. tell you a little bit about it. will smith and tommy lee jones are back. and essentially the fate of the planet. they discuss secrets to the universe that "k" never told them. he teams up with a young "k" played by josh brolin. look like he's going to be awesome in this part. essentially they save the future of humankind. >> oh, man, this coffee tastes like dirt. >> what did you expect? >> ground this morning. >> "o"? i call ladies "o." to me, "o" is feminine. "k" is masculine. and i see a couple, i'm like, o-k. >>> "washington times" says it's enjoyable and entirely forgettable. kind of how the reviews went. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- 33 years after the disappearance of etan patz here in new york, a potential break in the case. >> etan's disappearance sent shock waves across the nation a generation ag

from the chicago tribune, a story that will be getting a lot of attention this time next week as the nato summit heads to chicago. protesters eager to be heard in the city and next to that, mayor in a hurry. former congressman, former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel one year on the job as chicago mayor and the piece pointing out that he wants to remake chicago in his own way. and another story getting a lot of attention on this sunday morning, the comments of governor jerry brown of california. california budget deficit estimated to hit $16 billion. that's an increase from the $9.2 billion that was initially projected back in january. the governor outlining some budget cuts tomorrow in sacramento. of course, california our nation's most populous state and now facing the biggest budget deficit of all the states. california does have a requirement to balance its budget at the end of the fiscal year. and front page of "the new york times" below the fold is the speech from lynchberg, virginia. mitt romney, assuring evangelicals that their values are his as well. mitt romney travel

throughout his life, but finally we see how he might handle foreign policy in a piece in the chicago tribunefamiliar with foreign affairs after this interview in march. >> this is to russia. this is without question our number one giopolitical foe. >> to say russia is the number one geopolitical foe is not correct. he says, i will not allow runaway entitlement spend to go swallow the defense budget as has happened in europe and as president obama is now allowing here. this is a remarkable statement. not only does he cast aspersions on nato, even as the president hosts its international members, he's also completely out of touch with what world leaders are focused on today as the president explained. >> as all of the leaders here today agreed, growth and jobs must be our top priority. a stable, growing european economy is in everybody's best interests, including america's. >> while romney talks up military spending, the rest of the world is trying to work on economic growth. while romney tries to relitigate the conflict with russia, the rest of the world is trying to move forward. the real ke

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i'll point out today, mitt romney has an op-ed in the "chicago tribune" that in part accuses the president of weak leadership on nato. saying that he has undermined nato. >> meantime, we're looking at live pictures right now inside that summit, where it appears we're seeing a pretty nice wide view of some of the military members who are involved in this meeting as well. which appears to be a tribute taking place right now. what else more might be up for discussion tomorrow? >> reporter: the president and cabinet members and staff will be discussing a number of issues tomorrow, but also in the remaining hours. >> go ahead. looks like we lost our audio there with jessica yellin there in chicago. we'll try to resume that, as soon as we reconnect. >>> italy's prime minister mario monte is heading home from the nato summit after a strong earthquake shook parts of his country early this morning. the u.s. geological survey says the epicenter of the 6.0 quake was just northwest of bologna. they're still looking through the rubble looking for survivors. at least seven people are dead and 50 injured

he wrote an op-ed in the chicago tribune this weekend that basically went back to a lot of this kindcold war rhetoric. he's vilifying the russians. where can he go on foreign policy. >> i heard this was this mitt romney op-ed in the tribune supply feel like a sucker whenever i read a mitt romney article. >> here we're going to finally have a debate in this campaign and this op-ed mentions afghanistan only in passing, mainly how we need to increase funding as a way to encourage europe to increase their military funding and if a sense it's not that different on the other side which is to say in the 2008 campaign, obama was all about we're going to take the fight to the taliban and go aggressively in afghanistan because that's the good war and iraq is the bad war. then you read the story about the david sanger in the "new york times" and see his policy has been pretty different from what he said in the campaign. so maybe we shouldn't be paying that much attention to what the candidatesen say about foreign policy anyway in the campaign because what they do in office seems to not be refle