in the windy city say emanuel's re-election is in serious drought.s us why even good news comes with an asterisk. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emanuel just received a gift. cook county board president who pummeled the mayor by 24 points in a recent chicago sun-times poll about a hypothetical charge for the mayor's office announced she will not run. >> there will be a time for polling and a time for politics. the time now is to stay true to our priorities for every child and every family in the city of chicago. >> reporter: that does not mean emanuel is in the clear. a likely challenger is the president of the teacher's union who successfully led a teacher strike that handed emanuel and the school board a major defeat in contract negotiation. >> mayor rahm emanuel should be ashamed of himself. >> they call her abrasive and rude. she calls emanuel mayor 1% saying he answers to rich, white people or murder mayor highlighting the city's chronic high murder rate and the poll puts lewis nine points ahead of emanuel. >> chicagoans have measured his perfo

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. >> mayor ram emanuel declined to address the violence this weekend. >> what do we do? how do we stop this? >> they feel abandoned. >> the victims range from teens to a 60-year-old woman. >> if we get down to 1,000 troops by 2017 it will haunt us far worse than iraq iraq. >> hundreds of police dispatched in dangerous neighborhoods. >> police will face a battle until gun laws change. >> gang, drug, violence problem that still persists in chicago. >> and we wouldn't accept it in iraq, we shouldn't accept it in chicago. >> this thing is in danger of spiraling out of control. >> lately many conservative lawmakers have been focused almost exclusively on danger abroad. >> in this case i think that our secretary of state, secretary kerry, could go to the region and try to maybe do a little shuttle diplomacy. this thing is in danger of spiraling out of control. >> when the united states leaves a vacuum, others will go in, others will fill it, bad actors will show up and we're seeing that right now. and my greatest concern is for what he intends to do and i think they have the c

emanuel joel child soldier turned hip hop artists welcome it's great to have you on our show today i just want to go back and remind our viewers where you started out you were only about seven years old when your mother was killed and the second sudanese civil war then you became a child soldier and were told that a k forty seven would be your only parent that it would be taking care of you from now on this is how you really felt that your life depended on this weapon to survive. well there some more so when you're in a training center you actually train to be told the gun is your father and your mother so your life depend on on it and saw. it's a it's a situation where people get transform and get brainwashed to. to do whatever i do and and that you're being trained to focus so the cause become more powerful than you believe in because you're tall even if your father is again is this cause you can kill him. now another thing that you have said is that the children who joined the rebels they wanted to revenge did you at that age understand what revenge was. well i remember stun. what

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mayor emanuel's campaign war chest just got a big boost. eight of his wealthiest donors deposited nearly one-million dollars in one day, into a super political action committee, or "super pac". the recently formed "chicago forward pac" is focused on getting emanuel re-elected next year, even though he's not facing a major challenger. illinois election law caps the amount individuals and corporations can contribute to campaigns, but those rules do not apply to super pac's. a woman was fined hundreds of dollars for her yard sale signs. angela smith, of tennesse, is moving. so she decided to have a sale to get rid of some of her things. after putting up signs around her neighborhood.. she received a ticket from code enforcement.. fining her 300- dollars. >> according to him my story and did not have a date or a street address and your place on one of the street signs. >>smith only made four bucks from the moving sale. the city is cracking down on signs that don't follow the rules. >> we are starting off with some light rain moving off to the s

here's chief congressional correspondent mikey m emanuel. >> all in favor, say aye. >> the oversight board has voted to adopt a report in support of some of the nsa's vasurveillanc programs. >> overall, the board has found they are valuable in providing some security. >> they said getting digital information from some companies is clearly allowed by statute as implemented. the section 702 program targeting foreigners outside the u.s. fits the fourth amendment, and they say they are troubled over the incidental collection of u.s. persons' communications, though they tried to offer context. >> i don't think we can stress

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mayor emanuel is suing the park grill... claiming daley cut a sweetheart deal with his political supporters... and the lease for the grill is costing taxpayers millions of dollars. but daley's lawyers argue that testifying could pose a health hazard for their client. when the judge asked, "what hazard?"... the attorney said daley's health records are confidential. a man in northwest suburban woodstock is charged with sexually abusing a boy he met at a water park. prosecutors say taylor blaul was seen touching the boy in an inappropriate manner at the woodstock water works on july tenth. he was arrested yesterday and is due in bond court today. he's charged with four counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. a man is charged with spitting on, and then slapping, a cook county judge. david nicosia is being held on bail for aggravated battery and a hate crime. cook county prosecutors say nicosia got angry when an african american judge was smoking near him, outside the daley center monday. prosecutors say the two were arguing

there chicago's gun violence, if mayor emanuel wants it. quinn says all emanuel has to do, is ask. they would provide help. >> we are always ready to help whenever district they request. we done that in many districts. i am prepared to help the mayor and the police chief if they request it wherever they needed. i think it's important to work together on this law enforcement issue. >> pickfordstate police occasionally help authorities downstate. quinn says he would not send the national guard to the city, because they're primarily used for military missions. indiana's governor is responding to the gun violence in his state, that killed three police officers recently. gary police officer jeffrey westerfifeld was found shot to death in his squad car early sunday morning. he had been responding to a domestic disturbance call. but no charges have been filed. westerfield was a 19-year faugh veteran on the gary police force and a desert storm veteran. >> he was a man of integrity. a public servant of the highest order. he was a beloved figure. >>visitation for officer westerfield will be

mayor ram emanuel says he's been working to stem the violence. the former white house chief of staff is facing re-election next year. one potential challenger, the cook county board president, said this week she decided not to run. some of us surprised because a recent poll showed emanuel would be starting with a huge deficit against preckwinkle. despite that, she says she did not want the mayor's race to impede her ability to work with emanuel over the next seven months. another challenger may enter the race, the chicago teachers union president. she looks good on paper. karen lewis leads ram emanuel by nine points in the same poll. it's not as much as preckwinkle, but still substantial. 18% of voters remain undecided. since taking office, rahm emanuel has laid off nearly 5,000 teachers. that means lewis is one of the toughest adversaries. spokesperson said she's close to filing the paperwork for a committee to run for mayor. she's also expressing confidence. >> yes, rahm can be beaten. i think that bozo the clown should be able to beat him if t

the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right?nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> right. >> and we'll sign the check today? >> yes. >> is that what we're telling them, yes? >> yeah, it will be a done deal. [dial tone] [dialing] [line ringing] >> hello, this is niko. >> hi, niko, it's mike again from mr. green tea. how you doing? >> good, guys. how are you? >> good, good. i have the three investors here with us, and we want to make a deal happen quickly. >> so i had mentioned to you guys the--the 275,000. i mean, i

think the sign scars the architectural beauty and taste with a tasteless sign. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel has asked his staff to see if there might be a way to remove or at least shrink it. >> jon: rahm, i'm pretty sure that is the small size. you don't want know what the large trump sign looks like. yeah. no surprise what happens next. you mention donald trump's name, he appears on your television. he's like beetlejuice, but you only have to say trump's way once, and there's no way to make him go away. >> it's a very high-quality, very beautiful sign that i think enhances the building greatly. it's a very high-level sign. it's done in the highest level of taste. >> jon: you know, he told rahm, "i could have put a girl on n a vehicle helmet on the signs, but i didn't, cause it's classy." the font, the whole thing, classy. [laughter] you know what, donald, it's a sign. it doesn't have to be the best sign ever. it just has to identify you as the owner of the building, so i guess your roommate doesn't eat it, but look, i'm not an architecture critic. >> blair kamin, the "chicago tribune's" p

and -- it could be one of mayor emanuel's favorite thing. the chicago staple his campaign has been shelling out lots of cash for. another major story we're following,israel says one of its soldiers was killed during the early stages of its ground invasion in gaza. the troops are blowing up a network of tunnels that hamas militants have been using, to sneak into israel and carry out terrorist attacks. the israelis are also looking to destroy the infrastructure that allows hamas to carry out its aggression. more than 200 palestinians have died since israel began its airstrikes in gaza last week. the head of the united nations warns, there can be no winners in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> that can be no military solution. this apprise as much to israel and palestine as a test to syria. >>hamas said israel will pay a great price for going into gaza. israel has called up more than 50-thousand reserve soldiers. but at least one source close to the israeli military, says the current ground campaign may last only a few days, because its obje

rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.you don't have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern

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rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.on't have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern. >>

julian emanuel, we appreciate your optimism. alex, thank you for your perspective.the forex report. weaker yen. that is the headline. 101.87. sterling under 170 as well. hour,ing up in the next the former governor of ohio is with us to discuss. ♪ proposes ay kerry one-week truce to begin sunday as fighting continues in gaza. amazon disappointed the building expensive ecosystem. ve vladimir putin is ry alone. he is watching ice hockey. we're live from our world headquarters in new york. it is friday, july 25. joining me, adam johnson and olivia sterns. our guest host for the hour -- from sky bridge capital. alex kliment joins us early in the hour. let's get to the morning brief. >> german business confidence is dropping to the lowest level since october over tensions in ukraine. the u.k. economy is expanding. 0.08%. we have some very key economic points as well. capital goods are coming out at 8:30. this is is measurements of what individuals are spending and what businesses provide. we have stanley, black & decker, and xerox. fire ships today. and president obama an

a difference with this book and giving my even a book away but imagine that i could convince rahm emanuel first we have hundreds of the kids we taught to meditate through david lynch but imagine i can really make everybody watch chicago i get rahm emanuel i get the chance like that all the educators and all the doctors in convince everybody teach all the principals teach the kids you know rob yeah i know him and yeah and if i can get him and his chancellor to buy him to put in quiet time in the schools and then we can all watch and see a reduction in violence in those schools that be a phenomenal thing we can maybe move it into all schools we have some social media questions so nineteen tweets what changes have you noticed in your own behavior since you began meditating regularly. i don't you know i used to get a fly off the handle my name was rush i was anxiety filled of nerdy a little bit i'm not a still but let's not. lorena do via facebook wants to know how you made your first million dollars feed i remember my first record quitting the first million. i know when that number was reach

rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.'t have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern. >> th

the homicide detective bo beedle on what rahm emanuel needs to do to stop the violence. lou: the s&p up and the nasdaq up, volume on the big board, 2.7 million shares. >> it's not china, it's the united states of america. >> layer great to have you here and the president old self-congratulatory statement was made yesterday. >> thank you so much. and it three times are four times as but a bat. also and it's just bad policy. the on the president is to be congratulated as he is presiding. and as responsible as always, the reality is that we don't have prosperity or engines of growth roaring in this economy. and the idea of this great enterprise and market-based capitalist economy, and nothing like that is occurring here. and it should occur. that is exactly will happen to the obama administration. lou: 30% say they cannot sustain these kinds of burdens. >> it is also very bad for americans as well. and sometimes we are commenting on this. and it's wonderful to have the arbitrage where you search out the highest return for capital and the highest wages for l but it's being w

. >> what really struck me about the piece you did was seeing mayor rahm emanuel break down basically at that press conference. what does that say about how seriously the city is taking the violence on the south side of chicago at this point? >> it's something that's an every day talking point, something that the city is under a lot of pressure to do something about. each week, the chicago police come out with the number of seized illegal firearms that they are recovering from the streets. last week on monday, it was over 3600 guns. that's something that they're saying is a big problem, one of the reasons the a.t.f. is assisting, the hope is that they'll be able to stem the tide of guns that have been trafficked into the city, the vast majority they believe comes from out of state. the city says that is at the crux of the problem when it comes to the large number of homicides they are dealing with each weekend. >> very personal issue for folks in chicago. live from that city, thank you. >> the trial of theodore wafer gets underway in detroit, the 55-year-old who has admitted to killin

banco de suplente, pero si estuvo firmando algunos fotÓgrafos, san lorenzo contó con dos goles de emanuelno se reportaron heridos, la policÍa dijo que el disturbio fue obra de residentes locales, cambiando de deporte el italiano, actual lÍder del tour de francia, ganÓ la carrera, logrÓ su cuarta victoria despuÉs de escaparse del grupo de favoritos al comienzo del ascenso final. >> al regresar, hablamos con carmen salinas sobre su papel en mi corazÓn es tuyo. >> la telenovela mi corazÓn es tuyo, es todo un Éxito. veamos. >> quÉ tal si la nana te gana? >> que es un placer estar aquÍ en esta bella mansiÓn, con usted. >> ojalÁ que un dÍa esta mansiÓn sea mia. >> asÍ es, su personaje, una mujer que no descansa. >> ahora estoy con carmen salinas, pero los accesorios, de yolanda, es una vieja loca, que se pelea con todo el mundo. >> tienes algo en comÚn con yolanda? >> no, es meramente una actuaciÓn, un personaje mÁs que interpretÓ. >> autÉntica, genuina, se ha ganado el corazÓn de todos. >> hay algo quÉ te falta ser? >> no puedo hacer un table dance, pero me hubiera gustado haber hecho eso, aho

mayor rahm emanuel and other leaders calling in federal help now says it's time to focus on our childrendren at the border. >> if we can find the money and necessarily to help secure the border $4 billion 2 billion can come to chicago the same kind of money to make where we livoniaable alive -- live, livable and secure. >> they need to invest in our children and our kids. >> the illinois governor says he is ready to send in resources but is waiting fon rahm emanuel's word. >> in a power grab the epa is saying it has authority to reduce your wages if you don't follow the agency's rules. >> can they really do that? james rosen finds out. >> when people first found out the epa might have the authority to start garnishing people's wages to collect outstanding debts to uncle sam it caused a fair amount of outrage. we have found this practice among federal agencies in washington is already safely common. >> as bureaucratic nightmares go they are garnishing your wages it's the most ma'familiar becau it has been happening for decades. under a proposed rule the environmental protection agency wou

jon: mike emanuel. thank you. jenna: new investigation into the cdc finding even more dangerous safety lapses at its labs. the new probe coming after dozens of scientists were exposed to anthrax last month at a lab in atlanta. now we're learning about the mishandling of other diseases across the country. this has the cdc's director in the hot seat this morning on capitol hill. >> cdc had ample warnings and should have been focused on the problems in their containment labs long before the june anthrax release. i just don't understand why they didn't heed those warnings. dr. freeden has indicated that he was as surprised as anybody bit scope of the problems. the fact, that, dr. frieden you were so surprised is a problem in of itself. jenna: steve centanni in washington with the very latest on this story. steve? >> reporter: serious problems at cdc the head of that agency saying he will impose a moratorium on shipment of all kind of substances like anthrax until they can get to the bottom of this. in an incident last

chicago mayor rahm emanuel was emotional. >> i got nothing to say to these people. i don't know where they find the strength to go on. put one foot in front of another. we're a better city than that. we have better people. >> reporter: last week attorney general eric holder announced seven agents would be assigned to the atf field office to assist police in an effort to stem tide of illegal firearms,. >> not all are eligible to buy a gun. many of them have felony convictions. many of them are ineligible. so they have to get their guns from somewhere. and it's somewhere illegal. >> reporter: little solace for the wounded or the families of the murdered who can only hold vigil and say good-bye. an $8,000 reward has been put forward for any information leading to the arrest of the individual or individuals responsible for shamiya adams death but at this time chicago police say they have no one in custody. >> texas governor rick perry has announced the dwee accomplishment of up to -- deployment of up to 1,000 national guard troops, operation strong safety, focused on co

the same poll gives her a *24 - percent lead over emanuel.t the *other top stories this morning. a 16-year-old boy was killed and his father critically injured in a shooting on chicago's northwest side. the pair was shot moments after they left a restaurant near diversey and kenneth at about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say adam lara and his father, uriel, had an altercation with several men just before the shooting, which may have been gang-related. ten people face charges after police officers were attacked at montrose beach sunday night. two men are charged with aggravated battery, for throwing bottles at officers. a 17 year old boy is charged with felony property damage. seven others are charged with misdemeanors. four officers had minor injuries. 12 hundred police officers, citizens and city officials of gary gathered to pay their final respects to a fallen police officer. jeffrey westerfield was laid to rest yesterday... nine days after he was shot to death in his squad car. he and his fiancee had planned to marry next month. it

mayor emanuel is suing to make the restaurant pay more. yesterday, daley's lawyers convinced a judge that testifying would pose a medical hardship for daley. nine thousand people who got ticketed by chicago's red-light cameras, may be in line for refunds. a city council committee has ordered a review of whether those tickets were issued in error... and if they *were, whether faulty equipment or human tampering was to blame. in many cases, the video evidence from those tickets is no longer available. the chicago board of education adopted a controversial new budget that relies on a one-time tax windfall. to balance the budget, the school system will collect 14 months of property tax revenue instead of the usual 12. the teachers union argues, the new budget devotes too much spending to charter schools instead of neighborhood schools. a woman was killed in when her car was hit by a tire on the bishop ford. it happened yesterday morning.. when a wheel fell off a southbound chevy blazer .. jumped the median.. and smashed into a northbound car.

mayor emanuel was on hand as officials from the store broke ground yesterday at the five acre site on 63rd and halsted. the upscale grocery store is we don't want it to be an island. we want to be part of a community. >> it complements the investment into the college. and the senior housing complex. >> the upscale grocery store is expected to be completed in 2016. the city hopes the store will spur other development on the 13-acre site it has dubbedmayor emaniel says the city will spend more than 10 and a half million dollars to prepare the site, including new roads and sewers. one home is surrounded by flood water, but the owners have a way of getting over it. clay and virginia ruggles' home in minnesota has the mississppi river right in their back yard. their front yard is covered too, with about three feet of water. you can only reach dry land by boat, so the ruggles built their own bridge. >> when you really have to go somewhere you really think about it doing need a gallon of milk today? >> it is a nuisance to use the canoe all the time. my wife has not mastered it just yet. >>th

>> mike emanuel. thanks a lot for that report.ric: for more on this let's bring in nina easton, washington editor and columnist for "fortune" magazine and fox news contributor, and jamie weinstein, senior editor for "the daily caller." nina, will it work? >> i think the courts will decide that but with will work politically in the short term at least that republicans with this election coming up, they get obamacare back on the plate. they get, back in the headlines because it is kind of receded as major issue, driving force in their prospects taking over the senate. by the way there is this other court case we should be watching in the appellate courts which will also challenge obamacare. ruling coming out on that soon, about whether you can subsidize people in states where there is not pa federal setup. it is just a state exchange. that is another big case to watch. eric: why are these important and why the issue of suing the president over this constitutional prerogatives? why is that important? >> well the question is what can

in san francisco today, a demonstration got pretty heated outside at temple emanuel in pleasant heights. people showed up by the dozens to support pro-israeli soldiers. this took place while a solidarity gathering was going on in the temple. and the other side said israel needs to stop columnizing palestinian neighborhoods. >> we support our country, our people no matter what happens. we'll do whatever we can to support our country. we're going to show everybody. >> they want you to think that this is being done in the name of the jewish community and that all jews support what israel is doing and we are saying, as forcefully as we can, that we condemn what's happening in gaza. it is against our jewish values. that is being done in our name. it is just heartbreaking to us. >> across town, a large crowd gathered to oppose military acts in gaza and u.s. support for israel. >>> a gaza child who received a prosthetic leg here in the bay area lost that leg during this week's violent clashes. >> reporter: he came here in 2006 and again this year after he lost his leg because of violence in th

list the measures include visa bans and asset freezes and further restrictions may be on the way but emanuel kide the president of the franco russian chamber of commerce and industry he says edu state so far from united on this issue. for the time being there is no economy consumption for the win that we have to realize that because there is just told. you the most it's member on the way there all of which would apply you can only put things right and there is something which is very appropriate that is for the country of the size of russia of course utilities of it so such are. for you so you need to talk to you clearly need to use a little. good to have you with us today here on r.t. international this week the british government announced a public inquiry into the death of former russian security agent alexander litvinenko he died in london in two thousand and six after being poisoned by polonium u.k.'s accuse rusher of being involved in an assassination but while the first journalist neil clark he believes the inquiry serves only a political ploy. this comes on the very day that britain

current mayor rahm emanuel is behind karen lewis nine points.e on the left. so happens we have a chicago guy with us today, trey knippa. normally reporting from the chicago exchange but in new york today. did i make any sense with my diatribe of leftest politics ruining chicago. >> most certainly. she is gaining ground. she is obviously populist, which clearly lives in chicago. what is hurting rahm emanuel, headlines in the paper every single day are gun violence. trending gun violence higher. those sort of things. that what you see in the papers. look at the news. july 4th weekend in chicago was one of the bloodiest weekends in years in chicago. stuart: isn't karen lewis coming from the same place rahm emanuel on gun and violence issue? which is absolutely no guns? that is where she is coming from. >> obviously there is not a candidate in chicago saying hey, we need to reduce gun regulations. more guns on the street. nobody will say that. that is liberal city. it will not happen. it happens to be true gun regulations increases gun violence but

after another violent weekend in the city, mayor emanuel met with top community leaders and federal law enforcement officials yesterday to discuss what needs to be done to reduce the violence. about forty people discussed a variety of issues and solutions to cut crime and improve the way of life across the city. some of the suggestions included more programs for at- risk youths, tougher gun laws and improved communication from police. >> i am proud that we have more public safety resources because that's a part of this. but we have to double up our resources in investing in our communities so that the committee on a trajectory of finding a job because that job will give skills and hope for a ticket to the middle class. >> mccarthy also addressed the shooting death of 11-year-old shamiya adams. he said investigators have "very good leads" and the case is developing quickly. but no arrests have been made. hundreds of bikers and police officers gathered at a south side police station last night to remember an officer killed in a motorcycle crash sunday. they paid their respects to officer

mayor emanuel joined in the fun at "lucy flower park" in the bucktown neighborhood. the park district is refurbishing playgrounds across the city. it plans to update or create more than 100 neighborhood playgrounds this year. thousands went to the western suburbs on saturday.... to run with the bulls. not the bulls basketball team...they ran with *real bulls. its the second year for the great bull run... a traveling festival happening in six u-s cities. the runners gathered at hawthorne race track in stickney. the event is modeled after the one made famous in pamplona spain. >> they've run quick. >> i don't know what i was thinking. when they started running and i ran with them one looked at me and i thought this just got real. >>the bulls, weighing as much as 15-hundred pounds each, were released 12 to 20 at a time. this is the first time the bull run has taken place in the chicago area. so you don't have to go to spain after all. >> that some of but lest. >> that will be the last thing the last one on your list. but head on out there and do it. temperatures are goi

fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill.ke, what's the latest? >> greta, good evening. the vote was 225 to 201 along party lines so it had all republican support to authorize this lawsuit a lot of times before big votes you have passionate speeches on the house floor from lawmakers trying to drive something across the finish library. in this case you had house speaker jo

emanuel hopes the rest of the island will follow his defiant example. dominic cane, al jazeera, sicily. >> chicago's death toll over the weekend, the holiday weekend, has gone up. that and more from news around america, and this is a terrible story, now it's even gotten worse. >> much worse. another person was pronounced dead following last weekend's violence in chicago. 25-year-old william allen was one of more than 50 people shot over the 4th of july holiday weekend. 15 of those people died. amusement parks are keeping an eye out on safety after a roller coaster derailed last night. a branch fell on a frac, that caused the ninja ride roller coast tore derail. it tangled for hours as passengers were rescued. four people were injured two of them were taken to a nearby hospital. a mother accused of leaving her baby at a new york city subway station is in police custody today. the 20-year-old was tracked down after someone recognized her from photos. they show add woman pushing the child through a subway turnstile, she later got into a train, but left the

>>mayor emanuel calls the flood of immigrant children across america's border a humanitarian crisis. union workers at a river north company took to the streets in the loop protesting time limits on their bathroom breaks employees of watersaver faucet marched from the factory to a rally downtown yesterday. a new company policy requires workers to swipe an i-d card going in and out of the restroom. they can be punished for spending more than six minutes a day in the bathroom. company officials say the policy is necessary to crackdown on workers who spend too much time off the factory floor. the employees say it's a privacy violation and they filed a complaint with the state department of human rights. tens of thousands of music fans will converge on the loop this weekend for the big lollapalooza music festival. one college is offering visitors a different option to stay near the action. chicago's east-west university is renting out rooms in its new 17-story dormitory, known as "the flats". it's located on wabash, just one block west of grant park. a two-bedroom apartment sleeps four an

chicago mayor rahm emanuel says he welcomes the illegals to his city.he just foolish. 8:00 p.m., fbn. you don't get it? >>> hello, everybody i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beck else, eric bolling, dan perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> sorry, bob. i'm going start the show. a short while ago the president delivered a new statement from the white house on russia and the crisis in ukraine and addressed whether america is in the middle avenue cold war. >>> israel intensified its campaign against hamas today with the heaviest air strikes since the start of its operation three weeks ago. the air raids could stop but t

in washington, mike emanuel, fox news. >> thank you, mike.to normal are easier said than done for our men and women in uniform. troops need you that does that and more for active duty military at home and abroad. now, founder and president eric eggland. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, doug. thank you for having me. >> i know there is an issue on the top of your mind recently and it involves humanitarian relief for people who live newer fe fukushima in japan. tell me what's ailing our soldiers? >> a lot of soldiers and marines went directly into a nuclear radiation plume to connect humanitarian operations to help people affected in japan. the situation has continued. it's been over three years since the exposure. so troops need you who decided you want to help. the government doesn't want to acknowledge the radiation exposure, and all they want is to get some tests and get some medical professionals to look at their radiation-related symptoms. >> what kind of symptoms are they seeing? >> they're kind of hard to pin down, but you've see

mayor rahm emanuel calls it senseless.lice force can stop people who won't put away their guns. >> i believe everybody in chicago is part of building what i call a partnership for peace. >> we are going to keep building on a strategy. we are taking it apart and trying to figure out what happened this weekend. >> the police superintendent wants tougher penalties for gun crimes. >>> breaking overnight, a 20-year-old woman in police custody after she abandoned a baby on a busy subway platform. she's in custody. no word on the woman's identity. police released this surveillance of a woman who pushed a stroller off a subway, then got back on without the baby. >> something really sad. >> how can you do something to someone so innocent? >> it's heart breaking. it makes you want to hold your baby and make sure nothing like that happens. >> the baby is said to be doing fine at a local hospital. >>> parents and supporters of a teen that was shot by a police officer. this, after learning charges will not be filed against the officer.

reporter: it got pretty tense here outside temple emanuel when people who oppose israeli policy showed up by the dozens. they have since left. the only pro-israeli supporters are here. [chanting] >> but earlier both sides were shouting at each other, sfpd officers were here to make sure things did not get out of hand. this demonstration ask the counterdemonstration took place as a solidarity gathering took place inside the temple. the message we heard today is the same thing we have been hearing for two weeks, that israel has a right to defend itself against terrorist and that the other side saying that israel needs to stop colonizing palestine palestine. >> we support our people no matter what happens. moral support, financial support, whatever you can do to support our country, we're going to show everybody. >> they want you to think this is being done in the name of the jewish community and that all jews support what israel is doing. and we are saying, as forcefully as we can, we condemn what is happening in gaza. it's against our jewish values. it's heartbreaking to us. >> across t