jesÚs "chuy" garcÍa.en a commissioner for eight years, state senator for eight years, a member of congress for five years, a city councilmember for seven years. he has over 34 years of experience. he is the experienced candidate and he can build coalitions as he has in the past. addressing the issue of crime. i think we have to understand something. i don't go by the polls. i don't go by the rhetoric of the politicians. i go by speaking to people every day in their homes. over 600 households i have sat in their homes, speaking to them. they are afraid to go out and let their children play. they are afraid to go grocery shopping. they will not come down south. they are afraid. we need to bring a leader to the city of chicago that is going to free them from that. jesÚs "chuy" garcÍa is the one person that can finally make sure that policeman are held accountable to the highest standards when they go wrong. laquan mcdonald, that will not go in vain. laquan mcdonald, he lived 17 precious years and they put 16

enough until autumn, but for now, the shepherds of the chui valley can only hope that the wolves willet here before the pumping, and the spirits will hear the prayers of the people. tv channel my planet presents yes , after all, who are you tuvinians, who choke? we are buddhists and shamanists at the same time. we go to a buddhist temple and at home there are portraits of the buddha there, and at the same time, we turn to shamans when something new, for example. here i bought a big one there. it is necessary that the shaman perform the ritual, yes, and all this together and buddhism is shamanism. that's all we have together, the road is very picturesque and very, long 400 km to go no less. 5 hours, what from moscow here? at the moment, there are no direct flights. people fly via m, krasnoyarsk, novosibirsk or irkutsk, and not every day there are interests . there is another option to fly to abakan. and then go by bus or car, and i chose this option. i just have to take the bus for a very long time, so the people , as they do clubbing, take a taxi and go or here is such a big minibus w

strengthened the faith in victory to the world biryukov konstantin stocking vasily filaretov and irina chui, kursk big scandal in the united states americans in social networks are outraged inappropriate, if not obscene behavior in public by the wife of the head of state. this video went viral on the internet and became a virus biden's wife kisses the vice president's husband on the lips, and malayaris everything happens right in front of the cameras. after all, it was at the moment when the head of the white house himself was preparing to speak in congress. well, now in america everyone is discussing not theses and his speeches, but this very kiss behind the back has been killed, judging by the comments. many voters let out embarrassment and shame while looking at these frames and the most popular replica users. now how do you break it all down?

se trata de chuy garcÍa. hablemos de lo que le preocupa a la comunidad en chicago.leÓn: los vendedores ambulantes han sido objeto de asaltos muy violentos. sorprendentemente violentos. ¿cÓmo protegerlos? >> mayor vigilancia. crear mÁs conciencia entre ellos. estar mÁs alerta en ciertos vecindarios donde ocurrieron estos incidentes se ha dado mÁs vigilancia policial. leo: muchos de estos asaltantes llevan armas largas. acercarse a un vendedor con un arma larga. ¿cÓmo explicar eso? >> llegan de otros estados y el mercado es grandÍsimo. tambiÉn hay venta muy accesible para personas que quieren comprar armas en los suburbios aalrededor de chicago. leÓn: ¿confÍa personalmente en la policÍa de chicago? >> hay muchos policÍas que son buenos. he visto una renovaciÓn en la composiciÓn del cuerpo policial. leÓn: ¿quÉ significarÍa para la comunidad su triunfo? >> significarÍa las grandes contribuciones que hemos hecho esta ciudad y a la naciÓn. leÓn: estÁ con nosotros mi colega alex hernÁndez de "univisiÓn chicago". el crimen es la preocupaciÓn de la ciudad. >> totalmente. cua

incumbent lori lightfoot and alderman and chuy garcia originally accepted our invitation, but later stated that he's attending the president's state of the union in washington. let's get to it. according to the medical journal, jama, member in on the west side have a greater chance of getting shot and killed than u.s. soldiers that were in combat and the iraq and afghanistan wars. cam buckner, day one in office, what will you do for residents of that zip code? >> listen, the first thing we have to do is make sure we're serious about public safety and dealing with the root issues that are happening in our community. we have murder rate that's way too high and we have not done the work. spending $2 million a year on policing in this city. in 2021, we had 797 homicides in the city with 50% clearance rate. that means we're spending $4 million per clear in the city and we have to put money and resources into the organizations on the ground and making sure we have semblance of safety and justin. >> i want to get to the clearance rate. but paul, given the statistics, what will you do day one? >>

our city attorney daved chui. our public defender. sheriff paul miyamoto and connie chan, thank you to leaders for being hosts tonight to celebrate ap i heritage in san francisco through lunar new year. [applause] >> now i know upon it is the year of the rabbit, which represents kindness and mercy. and my hope is had as we celebrate the year of the rabbit and for those who are in our vietnamese community the year of the cat, we remember the trait and how we work together and how we do things here in the city and county of san francisco. when you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam and the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many

our city attorney daved chui. our public defender. sheriff paul miyamoto and connie chan, thank you to leaders for being hosts tonight to celebrate ap i heritage in san francisco through lunar new year. [applause] >> now i know upon it is the year of the rabbit, which represents kindness and mercy. and my hope is had as we celebrate the year of the rabbit and for those who are in our vietnamese community the year of the cat, we remember the trait and how we work together and how we do things here in the city and county of san francisco. when you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam and the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many

hard contact is allowed and forced coaches to obtain certain health related certifications, coach chui says . while he understands people's concerns, he thinks the sport has come a long way in ensuring safety. make contact our per week. we also supplemented, uh contact with using bags. but not everyone agrees. and some like dr brian feely with ucsf say tackle football is still an unsafe sport, especially for young children. concussion for a younger kid is much more detrimental for their long term brain health than it is when you're an adult statistics from the cdc show that youth tackle football athletes between the ages of six and 14 sustained 15 times more head impacts than those who played flag for football. they also had a median of 378 head impacts per athlete during the season, and dr filly believes despite the improvements, current equipment is not good enough yet it doesn't prevent a concussion. a helmet doesn't lower your risk of a concussion. if you have a more fancy helmet if the new bill becomes law coach chewy worries about the implications that could have for the 300 kids

ukraine is absolutely fantastic fund in america and in december i was with concerts together with taras chuyd, minus the expenses, that is, clean because it is very important because you know sometimes they organize concerts of musicians and the expenses for they watch $10,000 for the scene, and then they spent more than this situation, this is the fund that collects for the prosthetics of our fighters, and here are these fighters who came with us, here is iryna vashchuk, the head of the fund, you see me, borys kharchuk, a hero of ukraine and a national hero the hero from zhytomyr is people who are without an arm without two legs without a leg and this is the money for their prosthetics, that is, minus the expenses of $100,000. we gathered at these concerts, there were also auctions, and even with us, these guys were prosthetics, because bionic prostheses are made without being present. they come , and it brings tears to your eyes when you see that in three days , the prosthesis has already been put to the test. she starts walking. that is, this it was in december, it was a fundraiser in oct

jesus chuy garcia, who got to the runoff with rahm emanuel before losing, and is now a u.s. now, moving forward, because of the number of candidates, no person is expected to get the 50% threshold needed to become mayor tonight, essentially. and so what that means is the top two candidates will go to a runoff. but critically, i talked about those mail-in ballots, we've still got 100,000 ballots, mail-in, who were requested, but haven't been returned. and because we're now at election day, those ballots can't been counted until after election day. and 100,000, that's a lot of vote, considering it was just over 550,000 votes that came in in 2019. and with margins this thin between candidates, could make a difference in the coming days, potentially weeks after today. and all of it, of course, happens as mayor lori lightfoot is fighting for her political life. and at risk of being the first mayor in 30 years here in chicago not to win re-election. though 20 of those years were one person. >> important context, that is. we may have to wait and count votes for a little bit until w

and congressman chuy garcia, who ran last time. one of those throw is likely to be in the runoff.he mayor. we'll have to wait and see. and here is the hitch. we may not know for weeks this could be very, very close for second place. if it is, they may have to wait for all of the absentee -- all in write-in ballots, i should say, to arrive. there is a march 14th deadline for that if it's posted by election day. so we'll see. there could be a recount for that second spot. so april 4th is the general. half that time may be spent figuring out who the candidates are going to be. >> yeah. there is a real chance of her being shut out. we will see what happens as we track that. david, while we have you here, governor ron desantis's new book comes out something i thought w interesting, he writes, i don't think republican primary voter ares sheep who follow an endorsement from a politician they like without individual analysis, downplaying a particular endorsement that he got. wha did you make of that? >> well, i think he is rewriting history a little bit. people in florida i think remember

john: congressman jesus "chuy" garcia says he would increase staffing and improve data collection. >>eople need to feel safe to do business. john: and current front-runner paul vallas, the former ceo of chicago schools, promises to hire 1,800 new officers with a focus on community policing. >> the community policing is critical, because you can't have half of the high priority 911 calls not being responded to. john: that's an approach carrie hogan says turned this one-time lightfoot voter onto a new candidate this year. why did you decide on paul vallas? >> we have to give power back to our police. we have to put more police back on the streets. we have to start policing our city again to keep it safe. so, paul vallas is the person that i think has the most rational, reasonable policies in that regard. john: in the closing days of the campaign, miracle boyd and the gun violence prevention organization she works with held a forum for chicago's youth to engage directly with the candidates. >> our communities are suffering. our youth are dying of gun violence. john: of the four candidate

time around, he's changing his vote to another one of -- who is seen as the major contenders, jesus chuyrunners endorsed by the police union here with a cook county commissioner endorsed by the teachers union. today is the day we figure out who the top two will be. >> omar

time around, he's changing his vote to another one of -- who is seen as the major contenders, jesus chuy garcia. paul valles, a former school ceo in philadelphia is one of the front-runners endorsed by the police union here with a cook county commissioner endorsed by the teachers union. today is the day we figure out who the top two will be. >> omar jimenez, you'll be following all of this for us. thank you. >>> top of a brand-new hour on "cnn newsroom." good to have you. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'll bianna golodryga. the supreme court just finished hearing oral arguments in two cases challenging president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. the decision could affect 40 million borrowers. the program, which would provide up to $20,000 of debt forgiveness has been on hold after a lower court blocked it back in november. >> conservatives challenging the program argue it will have widespread economic repercussions. the congressional budget office estimated it will cost $400 billion over time, but justice ketanji brown jackson argued one of the largest servicers of student loans, mohela

chuy garcia is at the state of the union, he's doing his job in congress.h a lot of the folks here would do so. brandon johnson talks about our pure response model that we move forward earlier than anyone else and he's commissioner of austin. and all of the money in his district goes to oak park. so we want to see some urgency right now in the city of chicago when it comes to public safety. when you talk about the clearance rate, you do have to make sure that you're investing in people. what we would do is invest in a block club infrastructure program throughout the city of chicago so that folks can take ownership on their blocks and actually be on the front lines of what's going on. we'd also create a youth intervention department and a pure responder model of social workers so police can actually deal with the violent crime. >> 5% for nonfatal shootings. only 40% for fatal shootings. what do you do to change that? >> it's abhorrent and we need to do better. what we need to do is provide teurnlts for those that -- opportunities for those that are not yet i

our city attorney daved chui. our public defender. sheriff paul miyamoto and connie chan, thank you to leaders for being hosts tonight to celebrate ap i heritage in san francisco through lunar new year. [applause] >> now i know upon it is the year of the rabbit, which represents kindness and mercy. and my hope is had as we celebrate the year of the rabbit and for those who are in our vietnamese community the year of the cat, we remember the trait and how we work together and how we do things here in the city and county of san francisco. when you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam and the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many

entre los aspirantes estÁ el congresista demÓcrata jesÚs "chuy" garcÍa quien de ser electo se convertirÍaa luego del lanzamiento de su nueva canciÓn con karol g. francisca: tras unos dÍas ausentes del balcÓn de la casa de shakira, la bruja vuelve a custodiar el balcÓn de shakira y aseguran que la protege de todas las malas energÍas que pueda haber. se acuerdan que nuestro mar en exclusiva dijo ya la bruja no estÁ. pues regresÓ la bruja. jomari: la bruja tambiÉn tiene derecho a un descanso. raÚl: shakira tuvo una entrevista con enrique acevedo y este viene en vivo aquÍ para contarnos todo lo que ocurriÓ antes, durante y despuÉs de la entrevista. [hablan a la vez] jesse: integrantes del grupo cava anuncia que se retira de las redes sociales por su salud mental y emocional luego de que en los Últimos dÍas se veÍa envuelto o en un escÁndalo de infidelidad entre erik rubÍn y andrea legarreta. se ve que aparentemente Élse estÁ besando con erik rubÍn. el comunicado dice que el cantante de a conocer que tomÓ la decisiÓn de abandonar las redes porque dijo: con respecto al proceso de erik rubÍn y a

our city attorney daved chui. our public defender.moto and connie chan, thank you to leaders for being hosts tonight to celebrate ap i heritage in san francisco through lunar new year. [applause] >> now i know upon it is the year of the rabbit, which represents kindness and mercy. and my hope is had as we celebrate the year of the rabbit and for those who are in our vietnamese community the year of the cat, we remember the trait and how we work together and how we do things here in the city and county of san francisco. when you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam and the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many amazing people who

our city attorney daved chui. our public defender.l miyamoto and connie chan, thank you to leaders for being hosts tonight to celebrate ap i heritage in san francisco through lunar new year. [applause] >> now i know upon it is the year of the rabbit, which represents kindness and mercy. and my hope is had as we celebrate the year of the rabbit and for those who are in our vietnamese community the year of the cat, we remember the trait and how we work together and how we do things here in the city and county of san francisco. when you talk about togetherness i want to take this opportunity to appreciate our chief of protocol mir miriam and the council core people who represent the world including our counsel general from china the philippines, japan and singapore being, indonesia and korea can you stand. thank you for your work and partnership in san francisco. san francisco has amazing sister staechs i want to acknowledge those manila and seoul can you please, stands the chairs of our sister city committees. mrauz so many amazing peop

independent polls we've seen, in the lead is former chicago school ceo paul vallas and lightweight and chuygo when she was elected here. she made history as the first black openly gay female mayor in the city. of course declining. favorability isn't uncommon with mayors. being a mayor in a large city like chicago during a pandemic was no easy feat. you had the 2020 uprising and riots here. you had tensions with police and conversations on the or how policing should change. you had covid, the impact on lives, livelihoods and businesses. then you had coinciding increase in crime. you had carjackings and gun violence that rose. you had chicago incidents like the square off between the teacher's union in chicago and the city and the inability for them to find a deal actually meant that a lot of students missed school. you had her handling of all of that under an intense microscope. when it comes to seeing results, unless a candidate gets more than 50% of the vote, this will go to a runoff on april 4th. that is looking likely. what's not looking likely is we'll even know who's going to that runo