. >> rahm emanuel thinks we are all toys.he thinks he can come into our schools and move our kids. [indiscernible] he don't care about these kids. they need safety. [applause] rahm emanuel does not care about our schools. he is not caring about safety. he only cares about his kids and what he needs. he don't care about nobody else but himself. [applause] we are going to city hall. we are not toys. we. toys. education is our right, that is why we have to fight! that isn is our right, why we have! have! ] >> his school was initially on the chopping block but it is one of four schools spirit and last week's vote. , want to thank jesse sharkey vice-president of the chicago teachers union, and diane ravitch, assistant secretary of education under george h.w. bush, best-selling author of over 20 books, including, "the death and life of the great american school system: how testing and choice are undermining education." when we come back, we stay in chicago to talk about penny bytzker, the person chosen president obama to be the sec

>> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you. this weekend is the summer start of the travel season. triple a expects 31 million of you to hit the road over memorial day. paying average $3.65 a gallon that is three cents cheaper than a year ago. the nasdaq were both down a fraction for the week.

mayor emanuel says casino revenue will go into an education fund. he released this video that shows new state of the art facilities that he wants to build with that money. the state senate has passed a law protecting consumers who buy a dog or cat from a pet store... only to find out their new pet has a serious illness. the pet lemon law, introduced by senator dan kotowski of park ridge, was passed through the senate yesterday but still has to be approved by the house and make it to the governors desk. the bill allows people who buy a dog or a cat at a pet store to get a replacement or a refund if their pet needs veterinary care for certain illnesses. the buyer can also seek damages for vet costs. coming up later despite the recent area flooding, lake michigan's water levels are extremely low. wgn's tom skilling explains how the lack of water is effecting businesses. but first, the man accused of sending letters laced with ricin to president obama and members of congress appears before a judge today. and pope emeritus benedict returns today to vatic

title goes to the man personally responsible for pushing this divisive measure chicago mayor rahm emanuel wrong claims that the closure of fifty four schools is absolutely crucial to balance the city's deficit which is quite interesting because you would think that a city he claims is broke would try to find other ways to tighten its belt you know like maybe not choosing to invest one hundred seventy three million dollars project for a brand new event center that includes a five hundred room hotel and sports arena for the poly university basketball team the kicker of course being that fifty five million dollars of this initiative is coming directly out of public funds yes fifty five million dollars that could just as easily be going into the fund. of the three public schools raum has been so fervently pushing to close and then mention that the paul university is a private school so how in the hell is wrong justifying this. need for an event space. there is an important sector of the industry we do not compete for the medium and small size industry we don't have the capacity to go after th

. >> shepard: mike emanuel on the hill, thanks. mike bussey the assistant editor of the "wall street journal" which is owned by the parent company of this network. it just keeps coming. >> it does. look, there is a reason by president obama decides to come out and speak to the nation to the press, to the nation on this particular issue. there is a lot else going on in washington. it's the irs. it touches all of us. this was abusive by the irs that singled out conservative groups at a time when they were becoming more and more influential in a run-up to a midterm election. this is really kind of problematic from a lot of different perspectives. and i think that the president wanted to make really clear that he understood that. that this is kind of bipartisan condemnation of the irs. heed intoed to get out in front of this. whether or not he has remains to be seen.

one is the great hollywood agent ari emanuel who stars in a movie, and rahm emanuel is mayor of chicago. what is it like to have brothers like that? does your mom think you're the intellectual? >> the doctor in the family. that's the key. >> that's a permanent job. let me ask you about -- i smell a rat. i think the republicans would like to spread the word out there that obama care isn't good for you and therefore sort of upchuck it. if it comes to you, do whatever you got to do. if you're a barber, you got two seats, each guy makes 25 or 30 o year, make it difficult on yourself or the government. >> they're certainly trying to delegitimate the bill and everything with it. the exchanges are going to open -- at least enrollment on october 1st. we'll have three months there for people to get insurance, subsidized by the government. if people don't sign up that's a big problem. i think they're trying to create enough doubt and confusion to keep those numbers down. >> now i'm going back to my huffing and puffing. is the president a tough enough chief executive to make sure this doesn't happ

"brothers emanuel."up in a family where education is important, one kid becomes a dancer, you follow the more traditional aspiring role of becoming a doctor and then the other guy, ari, becomes this natural representative talent in hollywood. >> right. right. and our parents -- i like to say my mom was really pushy but she wasn't controlling. she always made us work hard. >> did you always get to make the choices? >> i had their opinion and on my father's 75th birthday -- it's good we didn't listen to him. >> that's great. the "brothers emanuel," by the book. >> thanks. >> i love these books. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. do you guys ride? well... no. sometimes, yeah. yes. well, if you know any

. >> reporter: she later delivered 8 pounds 3 ounce braden emanuel, now the talk of the town. >> he's a miracle, and i love the name that she has for him, emanuel, god is with us, because god definitely was with us. >> reporter: perfect strangers are with the community, too, coming from near and far, some toting brooms and rakes, others carrying trays of steam pulled pork, all in the spirit, they say, of simply loving thy neighbor. >> it's oklahoma. it's just kind of the way it is here. we all rally together when there's a need. >> reporter: and you're able to mobilize a team quickly. how does that happen? >> being barbecue cooks doing competitions we learn how to cook mobile. >> reporter: operation barbecue relief is also here, first cooked up during joplin, missouri's brush with a tornado two years ago. >> they need comfort. barbecue is comfort food. >> reporter: while the going is tough today for many, hope and gratitude are in ample supply. >> those women were, they were godsends. they did their best to take care of me. >> reporter: and the little guy already nicknamed twister. ro

>>> chicago tiene el segundo distrito escolar más grande del país, de acuerdo con el alcalde rahm emanuelstudiantes reicbuirían clases en otros centros escolares. >>> para Él sería muy difícil asistir a otra escuela, por su ambiente, por la trayectoria que tiene que recorrer y también por la seguridad. >>> uno de mis niños tienen autismo y no sería bueno que lo cambiaran a otra escuela . >>> tambiÉn personal que trabaja en las escuelas se vería afectado. >>> tengo un niño en la casa y además no me darán trabajo en otro lado. >>> la semana pasada padres impusieron una demanda por el ciere de las escuelas. >>> es extraordinariamente importante tener estas escuelas en nuestras comunidades, porque tenemos que pelear con miras al futuro. >>> la junta de educación escolar de la ciudad votara sobre el futuro de los planteles educativos. >>> un terrible accidente dejó al menos 60 personas heridas cuando un conductor embistió con su automóvil a un grupo de escursionistas, los hechos ocurrieron en damascus, cuando un conductor, al parecer anciano, perdió el control del automóvil, 3 personas están e

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the teacher's union vowing to use voter anger over the closings to block emanuel's re-election.o federal lawsuits pending as well. >>> teen birth rates have dropped by 30% over the past five years. the new cdc report shows the biggest decline in birth rates is among hispanic teens, about 40% in half of the states. public service messaging aimed at teens and the economic recession is all part of this drop. >>> well, this is a comic book worth $100,000. here's the great story behind it. david gonzales bought this fixer upper house for $10,000. this "action comics" was being used as paper for insulation inside a wall. it was superman's first appearance and is now up for auction online. even with a torn cover it's worth more than $113,000 so far. not bad $10,000 investment. >>> more people are expected to stay home this memorial day weekend. michelle ka rus michelle ka caruso-cabrera is here. >> yes. 34.8 million people are going to travel this year. that's down from last year. not because fewer people are driving, but because fewer people are flying. the number of people flying has

joining me now, congressman emanuel cleaver, democrat from missouri, and jared bernstein. thanks for coming on the show tonight. >> good to be with you, reverend. >> congressman, do you believe what some republicans are trying to slow walk policy to prevent a stronger recovery? >> well, there's no question that the republicans, at least in the house and perhaps in the senate as well, contributed significantly to the legislative co constipation that we are experiencing here in the united states. if we had a balanced approach instead of the sequestration, we would probably have a higher number than 165,000 jobs that were created. but when you start cutting fire and police, as you mentioned earlier, those are human beings. those are americans. when they lose their jobs, it stimies our growth. and so we've got to continue to make progress. my fear, reverend, is that the sequestration is going to eventually hurt our chances of beginning to do what the president was taught to do and that's drop the unemployment numbers. later in the summer when the defense industry begins to lay

-- rahm emanuel, and he said how can we make this right?e president to do is to tell everybody that las vegas is a great place for meet examination -- meetings and conventions and it's a very pleasant environment. he said -- >> neil: the president didn't do that. >> no, he didn't. and then what was even worse than that, the year -- when i made my slow learner comment -- he did the same thing again. he said don't spend your kids' college tuition in las vegas. that's like going town to florida and telling people not to drink orange juice. >> your have has become mayor so when you are the mayor of the city, you obviously support everything about the city and want to make sure a lot of people get to the city, stay in the city, spend money, and he was chasing that away. you went on to say that of the president that every politics has to come to a point where you admit you made a mistake, and when it came to this the president did not. did he ever get that -- win that back among las vegas residents? >> no. >> neil: you hear from the union crowds

zeke emanuel will join that conversation. up next, the political playbook. >>> first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> messy out there. rain around new york city and summer like feel to it and humidity way up overnight and now heavy rain with it and have significant travel implications in the air. and on the roads. especially right through new york city. the green on the map is the rain where you can see the white strokes here that is a thunderstorm coming up along the jersey shore that should move through the greater new york city area with heavy rain the next hour to hour and a half and i expect when the airports get going here the next hour and a half where we will see more significant delays there. we have rain further out that is rotating through the pittsburgh area. but that is drying up. also look south of boston. additional thunderstorms out in the ocean. that will swing up into southern new england by about mid-morning. so keep that in mind for your plans. as far as the rest of the forecast, again, not to

mike emanuel is live capitol hill. >> congressional sources confirm that sarah hall ingraham is now leadingffice that handles the healthcare law under the new healthcare law there is tremendous power for the irs in terms of enforcement, going after companies that don't implement the law. that don't go along with it it there is also fee collection. so one of the things that people up here on capitol hill are concerned about is they think the american public doesn't realize the full breath of the power, if you will, of the irs, shep. >> shepard: right, mike. i wonder what we are expecting in this hearing tomorrow. >> expect it to be tough. there will be a fair amount of no we didn't, yes, you did, as you have the inspector general sitting next to the outgoing acting commissioner leading republicans are saying they want people to be held accountable. >> what we need certainly is prosecution of people who break the law. but we also need to make sure we have an administration that understands that the irs is not a tool of politics. >> toe the irs was not going after liberal groups. leading democ

. >> mike emanuel reports >> reporter: president obamas the misconduct outlined in a report is inexcusable. >> given the power that it has, i will not take it. >> for singling out conservative groups will be held accountable. >> after meeting with his treasury second, assist decisions were made. >> the president's remarks this evening come after days of growing criticism in attacks on the administration about the irs scandal. >> my question isn't about who's going to resign. my question is whose going to jail over this scandal. >>> the irs actions and the justice department seizing of two months of phone records at the associated press were top agenda items has prosecutors tested eric holder. >> they required the secret gathering of telephone records and he has refused himself from the investigate. >> we have confirmed the deputy was the one who authorized these subpoenas. >> and this evening after months of dust you ups with republicans days after the attack on the u.s. consulate, detailing how the government let out the talking point. >> they're likely to raise even more and president ob

>> shannon: mike emanuel, thank you. this weekend is the summer start of the travel season. triple a expects 31 million of you to hit the road over memorial day. paying average $3.65 a gallon that is three cents cheaper than a year ago. the nasdaq were both down a fraction for the week. the dow slipped three tents of a percentage point much the s&p and nasdaq each lost 1.1% atv reporter irs and about the now he is out of a job. that's next on the grape grapevine. they have gave us much to envoy but now time with the former commander and chief. [ man ] on december 17, 1903, the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ [ baby fussing ] are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers famil

. >> joining me now is congressman emanuel clever and david corn from "mother jones". >> good to be withrend. >> congressman, this is pretty disturbing. what do you make of these ricin-laced letters? >> well, first of all, they are acts of terror. and the people who sent those ricin-laced letters to the president and mayor bloomberg and to the office of the mayors are no better than the chechen brothers who bombed boston. they are no better than any low-down criminal gangster mob-like terrorist in our country. what people need to keep in mind is that words take meaning. with any act of violence, particularly if it's a public act, they are preceded by words, whether it was the holocaust in germany, or which in our tradition it was a resurrection. those acts were preceded by words and a lot of people contributed to this because they were making all kinds of statements about the president and mayor bloomberg wanted to come and take their gun. and so we see that in what just happened. >> now, when you look at the fact that we heard violent threats from folks on the right over gun control bef

>> shepard: mike emanuel, thank you. we are just getting started on this coverage.he attack in benghazi that left four americans dead. at the center of today's hearings. questions about exactly what happened. when it happened. and how the obama administration responded. how the pentagon official time line figures into all of this. team fox coverage continues. the attack in benghazi, that's next. this mig get bumpy. red hot deal days are back. don't waste another minute. it's red hot deal days. get the droid razr m by motorola in white for free. everything droid does in a compact design. or the droid razr hd by motorola in white, with google voice search that understands you the first time. just $49.99. hurry in, sale ends may 12th. powerful devices. powerful network. verizon. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. in what was a violent week

mike emanuel has new information about additional items.omeone may have to be accountable for. >> a time line obtained by fox news reveals the irs examined more than groups with tea party or patriot in their name. a leader of a tea party group wants to know who is behind it. >> i don't know whether it came from the top or the or not. no way a couple of low level employees out of cincinnati, ohio, had this much influence and would effect so many groups across the country. literally it was coast to coast. >> pro israel group called z street filed for tax exempt status in december of 2009 and then its legal counsel received odd questions in the spring of 2010. >> the irs agent assigned to our file told her that we were delayed because the irs had to give special scrutiny to organizations connected to israel. >> in june 2011 the internal revenue service began looking at organizations focused on government spending, debt or taxes and advocacy groups focused on making america a better place to live. in january of 20121012 specialists told be look

. >> well, he did have rahm emanuel as his chief of staff, political, politicalo. chris: did they have the power from the day they took office to hire or fire? >> no. chris: who did? >> the president of the united states. >> that's precisely what the president finally did this week. he fired the acting chief of the i.r.s. i thought that was a moment in which he addressed his real problem, which is not a trust gap, it's a power gap. people see him as not able to run the government and manager -- manage it. when he fired that guy, he looked presidential. chris: let's talk about benghazi. did the white house play a role in downplaying the role of terrorism right before the election? >> i think the answer broadly is yes. i can remember as a reporter calling various agencies trying to get people to talk about the possibility that al qaeda was adopting new tactics, was trying to insert itself in fights in north africa as in benghazi and libya and kind of getting, oh, we're not sure about that. i think the answer is yes. they wanted this to go away. they were delighted wh

mayor emanuel, along with so many others, congratulated zach fardon on his nomination...saying he looksim on ways to reduce violence, combat gangs and gang crimes, and take illegal guns off of the streets. fardon's former boss and predecessor pat fitzgerald said fardon is a wonderful lawyer of great integrity who will do an outstanding job leading a great office. the head of the i-r-s department that targeted conservative groups has been placed on administrative leave. the moves comes the day after lois lerner invoked the fifth amendment, refusing to answer questions by members of a house oversight committee. but before taking the fifth, lerner read an opening statement, proclaiming her innocence. committee chairman darrell issa of california says the statement revoked lerner's right to remain silent. he wants to call her back before the committee after congress' memorial day break. next in the medical watch. frequent heartburn may be a sign of more serious problems. why doctors say there may be a link to some forms of cancer. he says he's not a hero, but the man who rescued three kidnp

mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike, republican leaders say they're planning their own investigation, right? >> shep, shatter. and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says if the president is serious about getting answers about what went on at the irs. he will work with them and make sure there is no stonewalling no, half answers, no witnesses withheld. bottom line earlier today mcconnell told me he was not surprised by the activity at the irs. >> well, i'm inclined to say i told you. so i was talking about this a year ago when tea party groups in my state indicated they were being harassed by the irs. clearly, that was happening. it took an i.g. report for them to fess up to it. >> so while the acting commission is leaving, republicans are saying the investigation will be thorough. that includes house oversight chairman darrell issa calling five irs witnesses to come up here for transcripted interviews. it's not under oath but it is a crime to lie to congress, shep. >> shepard: mike, what are we hearing from

a mike emanuel is on capitol hill.osen is in washington with more for this exclusive report in been gauzy. first, we begin with our correspondent,

savior, lamb of god, messiah, emanuel, the prince of peace. would good friend show up on your list? well eight years ago, the word "friend" probably would not have made pro golfer wally armstrong's list. wally spent nearly four decades devoted to performing to please jesus christ. but it wasn't until about eight years ago that he really started to experience jesus as his friend and, when he did, it transformed his life and his faith. he's written about it in a book entitled "practicing the presence of jesus" and it's wally's hope that, if anyone is going through a spiritually dry season or is looking for a closer relationship with christ, that they will benefit from what he's learned. but first, we started our conversation with a little bit of background into his life on the professional golf circuit. let's talk about your career as a professional golfer. >> mm-hmm. >> in your first masters appearance, you set a rookie record. eight under par. what's that experience like? it had to be pretty heady. the masters, that's the ultimate. >> it really is. >> the ultimate in golf. and there

the chicago teachers union has been raging against this and mayor rahm emanuel deserves credit for standingsaying he would absorb the political consequences to chicago children would have a better chance at education. the chicago school system needs a lot of reform and i hope this is a good first step. >> bret. >> cad kneeium, a heavy metal if you see it on the list of ingredients in your rice krispies don't eat them. but they were according it to a survey in china, found in 44% of the rice samples that they looked at. this comes from toxic runoffs, use of contaminated phosphates and it's a sign once again that all of our friends who are telling us that china is going to lead the environmental wave of the future, weren't quite looking at what was in their rice bowls. >> all right. kim? >> a qualified hit to tesla, the electric car maker, for this week paying back early its $465 million loan guarantee to the federal government, thereby taking taxpayers off the hook. tesla is called an obama green success story but the story is what few cars have been sold has been heavily subsidized. at leas

thirty thousand students ninety percent of which are african-american and latino chicago mayor rahm emanuel pushed for the controversial measure claiming it was necessary to balance the city's deficit but many are calling an obvious push for privatization at a volatile time where education is already becoming more and more segregated so here to talk about this and how it could be symptomatic of a much larger issue at hand i'm joined now by richard wolfe professor of economics americas at the university of massachusetts and author of the book democracy at work a cure for capitalism richard thanks so much for coming on thank you so how do you think that the recent school closures in chicago represent an example of class warfare. absolutely i think that they are a sign that an economy that's in trouble is deciding that the best way to handle its difficulties is to reduce the opportunities and the services provided to poor people to working class people not to go after those with the wealth not to go after those who have made the most money and increased their wealth over the last thirty years

turkey's support for the syrian rebels which they say is putting national security at risk journalist emanuel oxen writer who's covered the syrian crisis extensively says on cars only making the civil war worse. the turkish demonstrators the turkish people is upset because of what was happening on the turkish side it's their full right because it's like to let me say to invite a firestarter into your house because you want to send to me later to your neighbors and then you wonder that the fire starter starts putting fire on your own house we have to see that turkey has a nine hundred kilometer long border to syria and we have to see that turkey doesn't do anything to prevent terrorists and mercenaries crossing the border from turkey to syria in contradiction turkey even supports those terrorists the training camps they are. in turkey is giving supply in a lot of means and turkey is right now acting like a hostile power towards the moscow's the if it's a the so-called. more moderate rebels claim a couple of times in the past that they consider the jihadists from the front the troops that culmi

a mike emanuel is on capitol hill. james rosen is in washington with more for this exclusive report in been gauzy. first, we begin with our correspondent, mike emanuel, who is just outside the room where the hearing will take place. pleased that the stage for what we're going to see just about half-hour. reporter: we expect that there will be some emotion. he will tell lawmakers that he is a career public servant and that he loves every day of his job until the been gauzy aftermath. testimony came in the days immediately after the benghazi attack. the secretary of state praise my performance. expressing confidence in abilities. lawmakers say they are looking forward to hearing from eyewitnesses. >> we have people who have first-hand accounts and the politicians that are stepping aside. these are real patriots. i don't think that they want to come forward and do this. but yes, they are actually going to it shed some light on the truth of this. >> expect plenty of discussion during the discussion about whether or not mil

need to obollish them, and both side have been using them, you know i'm going to use a little rahm emanuel, let's not let a crisis go to waste, let's focus on abolishes the irs, and replacing it with a fair or flat tax, american people will be better off. i think those 90,000 people could be used on the border. lou: interesting concept. but, whatever i think we request all agree right now, internal revenue service has to have a very, very strong audit, we have to have if you will one that goes to this leaders of this administration, who ordered what and when. >> you need to have lerner come back immediately, as a former chief investigator of that committee, i held people in contempt. we did it in senate and house, you have to go to full house, get a vote of full house of representatives, hold them in contism. contism temp -- contempt of congress. lou: we'll talk about that issue with the man who raised that issue, david bosse. great to see you, david had surgery is back quickly, looking great. delighted. >> than thank you very much. lou: up next, mere mention of a bond buyback slowdown sen

they follow rahm emanuel's blueprint.er let a tragedy go to waste. >> patricia joins me live from houston. she is actually from tucson. patricia took the gun magazine from the hands of jared loughner. he shot gabby giffords in 2007. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you make of the remarks yesterday that the supporters of tougher gun laws see opportunities, and they blasted the president for the exploitation of people like you. >> nobody is manufacturing reasons to use these horrible tragedies in political ways. they are in need of being changed. these laws are needed changed. obviously none of them have felt the pain or watched six people died on a sidewalk to say they are using them as props. it's very insulting and disingenuous. >> wouldn't you admit or endorse of what seems like a new strategy to bring the people that have been affected by gun violence, gabby giffords, to the rose garden to take the daughter of the principal at sandy hook to take her to a town hall meeting,

obama has shared is that he really heckled the clintons that were in his administration like rahm emanuel, and others, larry summers, about china, the free trade with china or actually it is just a permanent normal trade relations it's not technically free trade agreement, but how bad it had been for the united states. and he stepped up trade enforcement against china on things like solar panels, although parts, tires and other types of products that we have seen on this massive infusion of funding from china. but here's the problem, the trade deficit has continued to go up under the administration and is now a record $315 billion last year with china. it's a tremendous imbalance. the president is meeting with the president of china next week in california. and i do hope they take these economic issues a little more to the easily than they have been and develop a program to reduce the trade deficit down to a much more sustainable level. because you are right, it is costing america a lot of jobs, a lot of wealth, a lot of know-how that isn't easy to rebuild. >> host: as the president meets

it's hailing mayor rahm emanuel as the chicago bull.s. they claim to be doing great things, but hö zÔ saysy doing great things." 96% of murders in chicago last year were not tried. police won't even come to your house if you have a murder threat. they only will come if there's a -- i should say a big deal murder threat owe won't come if your car gets stolen. i'll remaim this so it just says "bull." >> last weekend chicago had one of their worst murder weekends. >> it had gone down. >> the month prior, but this month spiking again. good job, rahm. >> eric? >> oh, i'm up? >> yes. >> this is an interesting story. we all love dogs here. we all do. this is ray charges the golden retriever. the interesting thing about ray charles, he's blind. this puppy was blind. he was the puppy of the week last month, but they're also trying to make a push to allow him to go out and drop the puck at a boston bruins-pittsburgh penguins eastern conference hockey finals that starts tomorrow. go to their facebook, facebook.com raycharlesthegoldenretriever. >>