the police is patrick connor of the cook county police department. so a older racist yells at a young latina because she doesn't like what she and other puerto ricans living in his community, he says, represents. is that news? no. sadly, no. while most police officers would have done the right thing in this incident, this guy was caught on tape doing the wrong thing. or more accurately, doing nothing at all. for me this was very personal because something similar happened to me, something similar has happened to most puerto ricans and most latinos and most people of color and people that are somehow different in this country at one point or another in their lives. 22 years ago when i was a sophomore in congress i was entering one of the capitol office buildings and my daughter with my niece. i was new and i was dressed somewhat casually because we were just returning from a puerto rican celebration and my daughter was carrying a puerto rican flag. one of the officers wanted to stop us from coming in. i showed them be a an i.d. and the officer i didn'

. >> reginald potts was recently visited by members of the cook county sheriff's department in an attempt>> of course, this was 2007, lots of people were falling behind on their mortgages. but by the look of it, reginald's problems ran deeper than that. >> he was constantly in default. 15 pairs of gucci shoes and not a bed to sleep on. >> not a bed to sleep on? >> a mattress, no furniture, not a pot or pan in the kitchen but yet what he believed were important items to surround himself with. cars, clothing, high end restaurants. they're for show. >> the bentley it turned out belonged to somebody else. and reginald juggled girlfriends and hookups and an ex-wife who was raising one of his children and an ex-girlfriend with whom he had had another. didn't take nailah long to figure it out, or so her friends told the police. >> she sensed there was something off about him. and that's probably where she decided to, you know, look a little deeper. >> so she ended it. and as she did, she warned whomever she could about reginald. even one of his other girlfriends. >> watch out for this guy. he's

he is charged for a hate crime in cook county, illinois. in the video, he is heard a park g the woman at and questioning her citizenshi the woman repeatedly asked a nearby police officer for help. thefficer never came to the woman's aid. he has also resigned fromis job. >> and puerto rico is part of the united states. >> all america citizens. >>> a new book may have led the government to take another look at the 1955 murder of emmett till. till was just 14 when he was killed, his body mutilated. he was accused of whistlingd at grabbing a white woman. on his death bbed, the woman admitted she lied abo his advances. >> it seems to bpossible that in investigating my research materials, they connected somehow with other things the fbi might know. that's just speculation on my part. >> the fbi and the justice department contacted the author after the book came out. the government has not said what the information is. >>> doctors said they are fairly optimistic about the recovery o the boys rescued from a cave in thailand. part of the healing is

this is what i am wearing guys. >> woodruff: cook county officials say they are now investigating thefficer's conduct. meanwhile, the man who yelled at her was intoxicated, he was arrested and is charged with assault and disorderly conduct. >> woodruff: researchers have found that satisfaction with life drops in our late 3 and bottoms out in our forties, rising steadily before reaching a peak in our 70s, call it the andkid effect? despite these disparities, tonight, in jonathan rauch'smb opinion, there is no such thing as a mid-life crisis. >> writing a book on age and happiness, i kept feeling a jolt like deja vu. i'd be interviewing middle-aged men and women, usually successful, nfident people, t they had a secret. they expressed embarrassment about how they felt. often shame. i know this territory. most gay americans my age know this territory we call it the closet. i lived in one for 25 years. it was a lonely, sad, painful place. now here i am, hearing the same music, but with different words. this time, t people i hear it from are not hiding their sexuality. they are hiding their

in the police department of the forest of cook county he resigned late today but that isn't where i work and. ok belize where we leave the news. in a number of minutes with more global news including the full to the top story a dozen russians charged with hawking democratic party e-mails during the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election. plenty more. just us. i. think. i. look so good when somebody can see us from the from the white. house you're in the form of the view. from people many people feel for them. to move forward to. like a bull in a china shop donald trump style and negotiation skills were on full display at this year's annual nato gathering he was not shy about how he feels about the alliance now the trump summit is front and center would be a mere photo op or something more. seventy four design submissions say. seven thousand filings. to join judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. the russian w.b. a champion. and a russian mob stuff. show you how and why the crimean bridge was built. witnessed the construction moving you need to transport. that will help the t

and when the depression hit , we weren cook county out of work for months and months. i served a four-year apprenticeship. these are skilled jobs. when you are a journey man -- for fours you train years -- it took me another 15, 18 years to get confident in what i was doing. when i was 60, [inaudible] working, iyou are would move back to chicago but i do not have a home there. it is booming. i did globe pipe, metal roof, ironwork application, but it takes a long time to learn that stuff. it takes a lifetime. i am glad you are touching on this subject. thank you. guest: absolutely. you touch on a number of good points. theink this is -- one of difficulties with this industry is because it is, in a sense, tied to the regional economy and the national economy, when things are going really well, there is a huge demand. when there is not, people really hurt. i am excited to be writing about this industry. the economy is doing well right now and there is a lot of demand, but it is certainly something to keep in mind, it might not always like this and it takes quite a lot of

he is charged for a hate crime in cook county, illinois. in the video, he is heard attacking the woman at a park and questioning her citizenship. the woman repeatedly asked a of nearby police cer for help. the officer never came to the woman's aid. he has also resigned fs job.ri >> puert is a territory of the united states and most of its residents u.s. citizens.> ctors said they are fairly optimistic about the recovery of the boys rescued from a cave in thailand. part of the healing is shiftinge to their mentath. experts say that includes ptsd from being confined in isolation foso long. ptsd is a condition that can appear event.or years after an we're hearing from one of the dive that found the boys inside that cave after a lot ofe people assumedorst. >> relief is the word i would use to describe it. we're very pleased. we're relieved they were alive. at that point, we realized the enormity of the situation. that's why it took a while to get them all out. >>> film producers already in thailand with plans to devop a movie about the 18-day c

he is charged for a hate crime in cook county, illinois. i in the video, heard attacking the woman at a park and questioning her citizenship. the woman repeatedly asked a nearby police officefor help. the officer never came to the woman's aid. he haslso resigned from his job. >> and puertrico is part of the united states. puerto ricans are citizens. >>> doctors said they aropfairly mistic about the recovery of the boys rescued from a cave in thailand. part of the healing is shifting to their mental health. ptsd is a condition that can appear months or years after an event. we're hearing from one of the divers that found the boys inside that cave after a lot ofm people a the worst. >> relief is the word eswould use toibe it. we're very pleased. lieved they were alive. at that point, we realized the enormity of the situation. that's why it took a while to get them all out. >>> film producers already in thailand with plans to develop a movie about the 18-day cave saga. who didn't see that coming? >> and what a great story to tell. >> yeah. >>>

a cook county forest preserve officer walked away from her while she was asking for help.last night he stepped down from his job. the department has also apologized. the man who was harassing irizarry -- identified as timothy g. trybus -- was eventually arrested and charged with assault and disorderly conduct.cook county officials are asking for hate crime charges to be filed. (pam) it is an issue which often comes up between men and women... who is the better driver. and a new study may have just revealed the answer. researchers say, women are more likely to engage in distracted driving. the study looked at reports that show, female drivers have a higher tendency of using their cell phones behind the wheel. and startling enough, the study also showed a high number of people who do not believe phones raise their risk of having an accident. in all, the report found.... that 'talking' on your cell phone while driving ... increases your crash risk by 2.2 times. if you are 'texting' while driving, your risk of being in a crash increased by 6.1 times. (ken) "anthony bourdain: p

after the san francisco adoption we saw adoptions by chicago public schools, city of chicago, cook county, oakland school district. right now we are working with 28 public institutions across 13 city in the country leveraging about $880 million in institutional buying power. this past may we launched a good food purchasing initiative with the city of new york with the department of education and health and hospitalizations corporation, which i think will provide a great peer network and opportunity to engage and really work through what the program looks like in the hospitals. i will briefly talk through impacts. los angeles unified school district has accomplished quite a bit in a short period of time. in a few years we saw 28% meat reduction that led to significant carbon and water savings. they redirected purchasing better meat a correct for $70 million for chicken with no antibiotics over a five year period and created 150 jobs in the supply chain. 220 new job in the supply chain then the policy also helped to improve the lives and working conditions of 440 truck drivers and warehouse

. >> here's the forest preserves of cooke county tweeted.the incident we immediately launched an investigation pursuant to their personnel policies in response to our offers. the investigation's ongoing, the officer's assigned to desk duty. the individual was arrested and discharged with disorderly conduct. >> should he was kept his job? >> based on what i saw i don't think so. police are here to serve and protect. i think that you need to intervene. i think if you watch that video, clearly it got to a point where there was escalation. you can hear the woman saying -- the woman of course is very calm and polite, really most of us would have been much more rattled than she was. she's saying look, i have a permit, i paid a permit, this is a birthday party, would you please step back, she said it repeatedly. she simoned the police officer and asked her to intervene and he didn't do anything. based on what i saw, i don't think he should have a job. >> keith i want to get you in, but i want to get to a break. put up the video for a moment here. >

i spoke to the president of cook county to ask her how the investigation is going and demand that thissolution. to me it's just not acceptable behavior. the police officer clearly did not comply with his duties, and we have to wait until the person that actually intervened was the lady's brother. so we have to wait only until that moment to see that there was actually someone. >> so, governor, we've seen incidents like this. they're not isolated, right? there was a 91-year-old mexican man. he was visiting family in california. he was beaten with a brick, told, quote to go back to mexico. we've all seen the video of the new york city lawyer demeaning spanish speaking restaurant employees. do you think the president of the united states needs to speak out about this incident that we're just seeing and to say something, to say that this is not acceptable? >> i mean, i think we all need to speak out about this. this is not the america that we believe in. our shield says out of many, one. this is clearly a demonstration against that. we need to have this conversation about basic decency and

a cell phone was used in his community, in his vicinity, and it in the because of a decision in cook county by kathleen kennedy, the information had been given to freddie. it was have hardly put together -- haphazardly put together. this militarist were in use. and what we are seeing is even though a want is necessary to use this surveillance technology, it is used to for the slightest thing, the smallest infraction. and mostly, we see a lot of that used, the gathering of -- with the gatherings of people. you will collect everybody who is there, their cell phone and location. which tells you a lot about that individual. there is a lot of discussion about bank robberies. and i want to think, like, bank robberies do not happen that frequently. i will go out on a limb there. the people protesting seems to happen more and more every day in this country. and we need to think about how to protect the civil rights and our political rights. and if i know where you are going every minute of the day, where you are moving to, i can have an idea of what your politics may be and who you're organizing wi

and it ends up because of a decision in cook county by kathleen kennedy, the information had been given to freddie. it was haphazardly put together. it showed these cell phone simulators were used at protest. what we're seeing is even though a warrant is mrs. rds this surveillance technology, it is slightest thing, the smallest infraction. and mostly, we see a lot of that used with the gatherings of people. they're not specific. you will collect everybody who is there, their cell phone and location. which tells you a lot about that individual. there is a lot of discussion about bank robberies. and i want to think, like, bank robberies do not happen that frequently. i will go out on a limb there. the people protesting seems to happen more and more every day in this country. and we need to think about how to protect the civil rights and our political rights. and if i know where you are going every minute of the day, where you are moving to, i can have an idea of what your politics may be and who you're organizing with, and that is not what this country is about. two weeks ago i was in gen

business in new hampshire, you will go before a new hampshire judge, not a california judge or chicago cook county judge. that's not happening. that's a good start. making the case that states have the right to protect their citizens. mr. johnson: that's good. mr. cleland, really appreciate the limited government mission of your organization. you written about how wayfair will impact the spending habits of citizens. i'm interested in that. states instead of expecting increased revenue. they should be aware of taxes. they have less to spend. many of the states have not understood this. the question is, how many states have taken the approach of reducing taxes to attract businesses -- attract new business to reside there to create new jobs and all the rest? if so, do you think you have any data that demonstrates as a result of those decisions? in other words, can we show with imperical evidence that's the right approach? mr. cleland: the direct question, i don't have that with me and i'll check with our tax folks back home, back at the office to see if they do. what i will tell you experience ally,

it told the most complete story of the raid on the panther apartments conducted by cook county state's attorney abraham. it kept a sharp eye out for and m and racism coverage it kept track of deplorable example of advertiser influence news.e in short it helped to keep reporters and editors more educated readers out there and viewers of behind realities of the news business. mike minor, one of our editors, it played a hat role in helping to transform the "chicago tribune," market forces may have done that, but, as you tribune in the early -- even up through the fox ntion, was kind of a news style reaction their brought sheet. it was not considered -- it distinguishedmore mainstream newspaper in the 1970s, and for them, middle of reporting that i was alking about was a very big improvement. okay. we became one of 18 other local journalism reviews. spreading was throughout the country. one of them is still publishing to this day. the journalism reviews are gone. he spirit behind them still exists. we have exoneration and projects of my colleagues at the daily news. ot north western univer

recently undersecretary chris krebs in cook county, illinois where he walked to the company as of defend, detect and recover framework for elections. the framework they systematically mapped every system, identified known ability points and built desert defenses and recovery plans. elections are run by states and localities across the 50 states and five territories. there are over 2000 election jurisdictions in the united states and the systems and processes and procedures used very greatly but what works for the voters of florida may not work for voters in california. the local administration will engage gently with the process and those who run it which brings me to my final point. for those voters who have questions or concerns regarding the security or integrity of the process i implore you to get involved and become a poll worker and watch the auditing and check your decision information before elections and engage with your local election official and most importantly, go-go. best response for those wish to undermine faith in our democracy is to participate in the votes. before i c

i am not from chicago and in the state of illinois we have 102 counties and only one of them is cook county. we have 18 members of our delegation and 11 of whom are democrats and all of those members of congress are from chicagoland except for me. so if you can picture the state of illinois it is pretty big and just the entire northwest corner which i represent the rest is all surrounded by republican members of congress i represent 7000 square miles in 14 counties most of them are rural but in some cases like in donald trump over by the mississippi river by burlington iowa. the entire population is only 6000 people. what we have seen happen is that democrats are writing off places like that. in henderson county donald trump run -- one by almost 30-point then i went all 14 counties we saw an 18-point swing from president obama in 2012 to what president trump one by in 201618 points that was the entire congressional district one out of five voters voted for donald trump. so what ended up happening is my colleague said you are one of a dozen democrats who was elected in the district that dona

business in new hampshire you will go before new hampshire judge not a california judge or chicago cook county judge. that's not happening. that's a good start and making the case that states have the right to protect their citizens. >> mr. cleveland really appreciate the limited government initially after beer american government. i'm really interested in that. he said instead of states inspecting inevitable increase weapon is a should be wary of increased taxes meaning citizens have less to spend. if you point out many states have not understood this reality. the question i have is how many states have reduced taxes to try and attract new business to reside there, create new jobs and all the rest? if so do you have any data that demonstrates a result of those decisions? can we show with empirical evidence if that's the right approach? >> my direct answer to the question as i don't have that with me i will check with our tax folks back home. back at the office to see if they do. i will tell you, in my experience every locality, you can't open a newspaper included here in this area, virginia i

what that means i am not from chicago we have 102 counties and only one of them is cook county. we have 18 members of our delegation 11 of whom are democrats and all of those democratic members of congress are from chicagoland except for me. if you can picture the state of illinois it is pretty i big and just the entire northwest corner of which i represent the rested i was all surrounded by republican members of congress. i represent 7000 square miles, 14s counties most of them are rural and in some cases donald trump l carried henderson illinois across from burlington iowa and the entire population is only 6000 people. so what we have seen happen is that democrats were writing off places like that. in fact in henderson county donald trump one by almost 30 points but i still want i want all 14 counties on my election cycle with an 18-point swing from obama in 2012 to what president trump one by in 2016 the 18-point swing i carry the entire district by 20 points one out of five voters that voted for trump voted for me. so what ended up happening my colleagues turned to me toin s

it runs north through dupage county into northwest cook. this is not a forum. the candidates will not be on the clock, but i will make sure each side is treated fairly. as they prepare to vote this fall, republicans and democrats tell pollsters that president trump is top of mind. is that what voters should be thinking about? >> the responsibility of a representative in the sixth district is to reflect it into a coequal branch of congress. when it comes time to work with the administration on tax and regulatory reductions, i have advocated for those things. >> how is he doing as president? >> midland. goo-- middling. good on the economy, less so on other issues. president obama 94% of the time. the roll calls are harvey relief, puerto rico relief, faa authorization, right to try for terminal patients. we are seeking a misrepresentation of what the responsibility is of a number of congress. congress.of elections are about facts and character i spent my career as a scientist building businesses and trying to make a difference. >> how is president trump doing? >>

she started her career as a cook in the sheriff's office in jefferson county, ohio, which is located along lake erie and to the east of cleveland. h she wanted something more from her life than being the cook in the sheriff's office. the same job her mom had good she is working full time and decide to go back to school and better herself. she gets her degree in criminal law. she works herself up through the years into becoming a deputy sheriff and worked there for dirty two years and then she retires and does her lifelong dream and that is to own a bakery. she opens a bakery across the street from the courthouse and calls it legally sweet. her path to supporting donald trump was not in evolution because between march andla november, that's not in evolution. that is a revelation. she looked aroundoo her talent d said my party has not done this town and this county well. the town is falling apart. the crime is rising. the unemployment is astronomical. opioids are in the streets. our kids are not being mobile. i'm going to go for something different and she voted for trout. >> i want to

james cook, bbc news, in northern california. joining now from shasta countythe battalion chief for california's department of forestry and fire protection. thank you forjoining us. such a busy and crucial time for you. tell us busy and crucial time for you. tell us how the scale of what you were dealing with this year compares with previous years. for some perspective we are dealing with 17 major fires in northern california right now and we have 2000 acres currently burning, football pitch is about one maker, a massive scale of the amount of fire we are dealing with. also seeing some one unprecedented weather events, the western part of redding, it has not been seen before, it is indicative, tender and it is an easily ignite but environment. how do you try to deal with the fire vortex or fire tornado which can be so unpredictable for you? we have majorjob tests and fired peoples here trying to predict these patterns and in those situations we are getting people out of harms way and evacuation zones because of how unpredictable these fires are becoming. how g

cook, bbc news, los angeles. the city of redding in shasta county is under threat from the fires, and the local sheriff urges peoplet ready to go. it is important when people receive an evacuation notice that they are prepared and ready to have their belongings, their important paper, artefacts and belongings ready to go and then be set, have your car full of gas, have those medications ready, have that cellphone and cellphone charger ready with you, and then when you receive that notification, is to go. the worst thing that happens is people refuse to leave and then the fire is coming and then firefighters are placing themselves in harm's way and danger to go in and do a rescue, and we saw that happening in this fire where a firefighter was going in, did a rescue and the windows in the vehicle were literally blown out or all damaged and he was able to perform that rescue, but definitely putting himself in harm's way. brianna sacks is covering the wildfires for buzzfeed news and joins us over the phone from redding. i understand you've just come from a community meeting, tell us what happened there? sure. they had

cook, bbc news, los angeles. the city of redding in shasta county is under threat from the fires, and the local sheriff urges peopleready to go. it is important when people receive an evacuation notice that they are prepared and ready to have their belongings, their important paper, a rtefa cts a nd belongings, their important paper, artefacts and belongings ready to go and then the set, have your car full of gas, have those medications ready, have that cellphone and ceuphone ready, have that cellphone and cellphone charger ready with you and then you receive that notification is to go. the worst thing that happens is people refuse to leave and then the fire is coming and then firefighters are placing themselves in harm's way and in danger to go in and doa in harm's way and in danger to go in and do a rest rescue, and we saw that happening in this fire when a firefighter was going in, that happening in this fire when a firefighterwas going in, did that happening in this fire when a firefighter was going in, did a rescue and the windows in the vehicle were literally blown out all we re vehicle were literally blown o

door after a chance encounter with an excited young man from the juvenile county dallas facility who discovered a love of cooking, chad hauser had his ah-ha moment. >> i remember consciously thinking the system is rigged based on choices that were made for him not by him. the color of his skin, the part of town he was born into, the schools he had access to and i just thought it's not fair. he deserves every chance that i had and i thought if you're not willing to do something yourself you're being a crip krit and that was it for me. >> to see how chad is putting up, you can go to cnnheroes.com and if you know someone who deserves to be a cnn hero you can dominate them. >>> also coming up, the premier of the cnn original series "the 2000s." they seem like just yesterday. >> i sort of remember them. >> me, too, but not all of it. but we have chandra wilson of grey's anatomy fame to tell us about it. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. n

says he had an ah-ha moment when he met a young man from dallas county juvenile justice facility who just discovered his love of cookingiously thinking that the system is rigged based on choices that were made for him, not by him -- the color of his skin, the part of town that he was born into. the schools he had access to. he deserves every chance that i had and i thought if you're not willing to do something yourself you're being a hypocrite so put up or shut up. that was it for me. >> put up or shut up. to see just how chad is putting up, go to cnnheroes.com and while you're there, nominate somebody you think ought to be a cnn hero. >>> it was the quintessential question at the turn of the new millennium -- are you carrie, charlotte or samantha? we're talking about "sex and the city" which will be featured on the "the 2000s." this show is iconic. its locations are tourist attractions, years after the series. secti kate bennett is on the "sex and the city" bus tour about to take it at the plaza hotel. kate, what pivotal scene in the series unfolded there. >> behind me is the plaza hotel, the iconic plaza hotel and th

counties. here's our north america correspondent, james cook. wild standards of rural california, this fire is exceptional. driven by galeforce winds, the blaze was so intense it created tornadoes of flame, uprooting trees and hurling cars aside. that's a home i believe, some kind of structure completely on fire right there. oh my goodness! nearly a0,000 people were forced to flee. fire everywhere on both sides of the road. there's houses coming down, houses that were already down. hundreds of homes have been destroyed, including some built during the gold rush of the 19th century. two firefighters were killed, and ed bledsoe was searching for his family. i want god to help me out. help me get ‘em. i just can't see how i can go without them. somebody has to know where they're at. the news was not good. two children and their great—grandmother have now been found dead. across the us and canada, 130 major wildfires are now burning, from alaska to texas. oregon has been particularly hard hit. in california, more than 9,000 firefighters are battling

cook. thank you for waking up with us. it's just about 4:30. >> we have still watching that big fire burning in yolo county and napa county since last weekend. it started near the cash creek casino. it's only 5% contained right now and still growing. strong winds are pushing flames in to tall dry grass and down steep ravines. it's burned almost 94 square miles but mostly ranch land so only a few people live nearby. mandatory evacuations are in place but many of the land owners stayed behind to watch their property. they also were able to get a close look at the work of the firefighting air craft. >> proper the 7th or 8th one in the last hour. they are really trying to stop it from getting down in to the residential areas here. kind of entertaining a little bit here and there watching everybody freak out. now it's getting more of a problem because it's closer. >> yeah. the people who live in the area say they have been through several fires.

cook. >>> and right now there are 17 major wild fires burning in the state of california. and tonight the focus has shifted to lake county on the western edge of clear lake. smoke is heavy and unhealthy. chopper 5 is showing the huge, thick clouds billowing up from the burn areas. >> come pined, more--combined, more than 68,000-acres have burned since friday. so far, ten building have been destroyed but there are 10,000 structures threatened. joe vasicek is following the progress of the fire fight. >> reporter: elizabeth, you can see the orange glow in the background, that is the river fire. but it is also true that it appears that firefighters are making some progress. it is a dramatic scene, flames leaping high into the air, hundreds of firefighters on the ground setting backfires. the two fires that make up the complex have been growing, but they are mostly burning through rural territory. that is why lake port is center stain. the entire town, of about 5000, was evacuated yesterday because of flames. the fire has dropped down. i am standing on the southern edge, near the city limits of lake port. you can see it right

county. . >>> good morning. welcome back. tuesday morning, july 31st. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. it's coming up on 5:30. the carr fire in shasta and trinity has now destroyed moret six people have died in the fire. 19 are still listed as missing. lauren blanchard is in one of the homes that was damaged. i know you have been there for a couple of days. can you tell us -- have the weather conditions changed at all? >> reporter: good morning. firefighters were hoping for a little bit of better weather but it doesn't look like it'll get to much better for them. it's supposed to get up to 106 degrees and stay over 100 degrees for the looking at winds overnight and into this morning which aren't is moving and west and when you get newspaper to that area the terrain gets rugged and officials say its making very hard on the crews in order to build some of the containment lines. it's a little harder of a task. it's moving at which from some of the more populated cities. we have lost -- they have lost more than 800 homes, burning more than 100,000 acres just the carr fire alone. as for evacuations we saw about 40

county friend of mine. subcommittee chairman, paul cook will convene a hearing to examine this matter tomorrow. across the hemisphere transnational criminal organizations continue to pose a major threat. these violent gangs are feeling the drug and migration crisis that the united states struggles with today. as we fight the deadly impacts of opm in our communities, we must continue to work closely with our regional neighbors to increase counter no narcotics. the recent increasing cocaine production in colombia is unacceptable. i am hopeful the election is a sign that the country will redouble efforts to confront gangs in the cartels. this committee continues to support u.s. efforts to work with the countries of the northern triangles. el salvador, honduras, guatemala, to help shore up institutions, combat crime and corruption and create conditions that will keep people from migrating north. i agree with the administration that combating corruption must be a key part to create stability. the committee will support assistance to the region. finally, the recent election in mexico raises questions

and what that means is i am not from chicago -- in the state of illinois we have 102 counties and only one of them is cook. we have 18 members of our delegation, 11 of whom are democrats -- all of those democratic members of congress are from chicagoland except for me. so if you can picture the state of illinois -- it's pretty big, and it's just the entire northwest corner -- which i represent. the rest of it is all surrounded by republican members of congress. i represent 7000 square -- miles, 14 counties days most of them rural -- and in some cases donald trump for instance in henderson county, illinois which is on the mississippi river across from burlington, iowa -- i think you know a little bit about burlington, secretary -- the entire population of that county is only 6000 people and what we've seen happen is that democrats were writing off places like that. in fact, in henderson county, donald trump won it by almost 30 points -- but i still won it. i won all 14 counties in the last election cycle and we saw an 18 point swing from what obama won with in 2012 to what trump one by -- wonder by in 2016

in the state of illinois, we have 102 counties and only one of them is cook. and we have 18 members of our dell compensation, 11 of whom are democrats. all of those democratic members of congress are from chicagoland. except for me. all right so if you can picture the state of illinois it's pretty big. and it's just the entire northwest corner which i represent. the rest of it, i'm surrounded by republican members of congress. i represent 7,000 square miles, 14 counties, most of them are rural and some cases, donald trump for instance in henderson county, illinois, which is on the mississippi river, across from burlington, iowa. i he think you know a little bit about burlington, secretary vilsack. the entire population of just that county is only 6,000 people. and what we had seen happen, is that democrats were writing off places like that. in fact, in henderson county, donald trump won it by almost 30 points. but i still won it i won all 14 of the counties, this last election cycle. we saw an 18-point swing from what president obama won in 2012, to what presi

stages for music, cooking demonstrations in the children's the event is at christmas hill park at gilroy. it continues through sunday. our tomb is 5:57. a big wildfire in shasta county burning out of control this morning and it's turned deadly. an update on the car fire and it's destructive path. the moe shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most free movies and shows from anywhere. plus, staying connected on the go is easy with xfinity mobile. switch today and see how you can save. click, call or visit a store today. >>> overnight a deadly fire in redding. more communities are being evacuated. areas affected as it jumped the sacramento river overnight the fire in redding is one of many burning across california right now. new controlled numbers from some of ththe peak wildfire season. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. there's a lot to talk about. only one person to go to for weather. this guy. >> thank goodness we have steef. >> big difference. tremendous here on temperatur

cook so let's hear what you would like to see on the big picture question more. lenient. i think is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at it from the analogy. marc was the day that when he was five. going to be in the sheriff's most contentious critics say he is the first time i noticed something wasn't right. pretty much when he first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that he. and the wing wasn't what i wanted to. have more in this county then some states have had. to go and went to. begin featuring. this. the sheriff's wife sonya squash you like a bug you know we should stop clinicians there to let me stop i believe what i'm doing also it's ok you know it's your funeral boating f.b.i. raided p.b.s. and critics do going to house. i snuck out of the united states. into russia political. men they know bad wolf. any kind of presence of the united states you know region if they want to continue their idiom when will they you know any. we against of they do want to know region in the region if you go to your region does quote. understand the goal the president. of the uni

cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather. >> things are popping a little bit. we'll tack a lack at that from the southern mendocino county and yorkville back to napa and also to glenn allen sonoma county and bodega bay. there's lightning reports right by yorkville now moving north so you can see that line there moving into mendocino county and over to glenn sal len. 29 over to highway 12 as well. a little bit forming as well on highway 12 just to the east and fairfield. there's a few isolated showers coming up again, this is all part of the tropical moisture continuing to swing in here. some isolated ones, cloudy to mostly cloudy and much warmer on the lows as you might imagine with 60s on many locations because of the cloud cover and humidity is up. there's a little bit of a breeze but if you don't have that breeze, it's already up to 28 in travis. that's impressive here. fog underneath that, a line forming right there heading towards the south bay. i'll talk a closer look at that. cloudy to mostly cloudy. 60s and 70s and 80s to some 90s. >>> good morning, we are looking at a commute that is filled in at the bay bridge.

cook. it's 6:30. >> i saw a press release from cal fire and they're talking about how dry it is already. i think i saw they mentioned lake county. way past where they should be by june. they were already there and they're saying the fire season is now 12 months. >> it used to be september and october and now it's year round. so dry lightning is not something we want but possibly later tonight we could use the rain. that's my only beef with california in the summertime. i wish we had something to talk about. it's a good news bad news. the fog is there retreating. there's a little sliver of fog, temperatures are aloft still the same as yesterday but i do think the fog will burn of sooner. the tropical clouds coming in later this afternoon and tonight. some of this a couple of forecast models are bullish on bringing in measurable amounts. about 10:00 tonight and 4:00 a.m. friday this could be interesting. this will keep the lows way up tonight. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. inland it will be hot and the humidity factor will go up. clover dale at 51, 1 of the coolest, stul a bit of a delta breeze not that strong. it's there on s