we have rahm emanuel's version of once upon a time in mexico. first, and is about president obama's executive order on immigration. he will have a press conference of the white house to announce it. mark, what do you think president obama needs to do in the next 48 hours to sell his plan? >> the white house is quietly planning a rollout. i will be continued to be surprised if they have not reached out to business groups. amongst coalition of democrats and interest groups focused on immigration, the president has a plan. it's better to be strong and wrong but right and weak. he does not have the whole argument, but as we've seen republicans are divided. >> we've talked about this in hearing from democrats about how this to be a bad idea of backing down from doing it. this is election day came, the president and his team have been clear they want to do it. the strength of it, the fact that they are so determined to do it regardless of what john boehner and mcconnell says gives them the upper hand. >> republican division gives them an upper hand an

mayor rahm emanuel's re- election campaign will run its first t-v ad today. the commercial features a pilsen community activist praising the mayor for closing two coal plants. >> i think he comes as a lot of these issues ready to have a tough conversation. if everything to do is to shut them down then that's what he's going to do. >>the coal plants mentioned in the ad were run by a company that was struggling financially, according to the chicago tribune. emanuel's ad is out before his two major challengers, bob fioretti and jesus garcia, even filed the paperwork to get on the ballot. the election is february 24-th. a special delivery in pennsylvania. brandon and aimee terry knew their great dane "snowy" was pregnant. what they didn't know was she was carrying a litter of *19 puppies! she gave birth to one in the yard, 6 in the terry's basement... and another dozen at the vet. the puppies are 3 weeks old now... and just opened their eyes. the terry's plan on keeping the firstborn and finding good homes for the rest. >> click kept on coming. >> good morning. t

congressman emanuel cleaver joins us from washington. >> good to be with you. how are you doing?> good to be with you, sir. i saw an op-ed where you use the phrase that ferguson and st. louis are on "the precipice of pandemonium." what are you expecting to see if the grand jury does not have an indictment in the mike brown case? >> what i think we will see as a group of young people who have been organizing actually going through the kind of training that many of us went through and a 1960's and 1970's to participate with the southern christian leadership conference, the nonviolent right action. having said that, this past summer when we had all of the tumult, we had an influx of people coming in from los angeles, gang members coming in from chicago. they are committed to doing some damage to the image of the community and the entire nation. we have white and black friends groups that would like to see ferguson explode. i think an overwhelming majority of the people who live in ferguson and the young people who, just a few weeks ago flew to washington on their own dime to meet wi

the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right?y 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,

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mayor emanuel has proposed borrowing the money through social impact bonds. the money could pay investors a return of about 6- point-3 percent. roughly doubling their 17-million- dollar investment over the next 18 years. emanuel wants to enroll 26-hundred more children into a pre-school program over the next 4 years. the university of illinois at urbana- champaign is pushing for its own medical it would focus on engineering and technology. its mission would be to develop physician- scientists. who could work in clinical practice. and create new medical equipment and innovations. tuition would be 45- thours a orstate an 60- thousand for out-of- staters. the first class of 25 students would start in 2017, and would eventually grow to 50 new students a year and 75 faculty and staff members. working irregular hours could make your brain age faster. millions of americans have jobs which require them to work overnight or have rotating schedules that change on a weekly or even daily basis. a new study found people who have worked those shifts for more than 10- years

linebacker emanuel is questionable and now he is good to go.offense can put up points but the cowboys can as well. both wtd running and passing game. the eagles have to be on top of its game. >> the only thing that worries me is not doing our job and giving up big plays. we have to do our job. >> are you competitive and love to go up against the best, you ready for this challenge? >> yes, it's thanksgiving, i'm excited i can't wait to give it my all and help this team win. >> we'll wrap it up at 1:35 here on channel 6, mike quick will join us. >> thank you ducis. >>> before the big thanksgiving dinner, these guys worked up an appetite in the turkey bowl. and the action cam was there for all the action. the colors represented the eagles and new england patriots, maybe they couldn't bear to wear cowboys colors. it's time for the accuweather forecast on this turkey day. lets go outside to melissa magee and accuweather forecast. >> nobody is outside, so it must be a holiday, it's chilly and not a bad start, the high so far in philadelphia, 41 degre

over immigration, they are taking him to court on obama care, we'll have a live report from mike emanuel on capitol hill about that shomplt. >>> but first the shous intelligence committee says the initial reports on the benghazi terror attacks was accurate. it says cia and obama administration officials later supported the incorrect scenario that the attacks were motivated by an internet video and stuck with that for several days. also today a new united nations reports re-enforces the -- >>> a suggest change of plans for vice president kbiden today in the ukraine. a scheduled appearance with the kiev president -- biden's secret service detail turned his motorcade around, though he met with port then coe. while moscow does more to enforce a cease fire. secretary of state john kerry has decided to remain in vienna today. earlier it was decided that the two sides were going to leave town and take a break. >> reporter: it's down to the wire time for talks aimed at reigning in iran's suspicious nuclear program. earlier today, both zarif and kerry had said they were leaving, some thought that

"peta" is arguing to mayor emanuel's office that the elephants' ailments would be further aggravated if they were forced to perform here. the city will have the elephants examined, and make a decision. chicago's christmas tree will be delivered to daley plaza tonight. the winning tree was chopped down in front of a home in elgin yesterday. its owner nominated the tree the past three years, but it was always a runner-up. the fourth time was the charm for this 57-foot colorado blue spruce. >> it's gorgeous. doesn't look it now. but when they get it down it's going to look gorgeous again. why not have people enjoy it? >>the city's official tree lighting ceremony is the tuesday before thanksgiving. our own micah materre will emcee the ceremony. the tree will be on display until january sixth. the process didn't go as smoothly in downstate moline, where the city's christmas tree broke. the top eight feet of the 55- foot tree came off while crews were loading it onto the delivery truck. officials say if they can't put the top back on, they'll cover up their mistake with a really big star.

mayor emanuel has proposed borrowing the money through social impact bonds. the money could pay investors a return of about 6-point-3 percent... roughly doubling their 17- million-dollar investment over the next 18 years. emanuel wants to enroll 26- hundred more children into a pre-school program over the next 4 years. it's no 'death star' but plans for the new george lucas museum will definitely make it stand out. this is how the lucas museum of narrative art will look like, along the lakefront in about four years. the 400-thousand square foot complex will stretch from mc- cormick place to soldier field. inside will be four movie theaters, an observation deck, and displays. the chicago plan commission will be among the groups reviewing the lucas museum's plans. a british pop star paid her doctor a visit. katie melua said she was hearing strange noises in her ear. he took a look... and she tweeted that what he found was stranger still. a spider chilling out in her ear canal. katie believes the spider may have been on ear buds she uses to shut out noise on air

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mike emanuel is live on capitol.republicans are pushing back as expected. >> that's right, and a source in the room says house speaker john boehner's message to husband republican members is that he warned president obama that if he goes forward with what boehner called executive amnesty, it would kill the chances of getting innings reform done during hi presidency and would jeopardize other issues as well. a short time ago the senate republican leaders' message, he blasted the president's actions since last week's elections. >> we'd like for the from recognize the reality that he has the government he has negotiate one he wishes he had, and work with i us to improve the immigration system. >> timing is a concern here on capitol hill. if the president goes forward with it, as soon as next week, that would be before they've passed a government funding bill which runs out december 11th, and would add extra drama, but mcconnell was clear in saying, few moments ago, no default, no government shutdown. >> the idea of immi

heather: mike emanuel, thanks. jan: ever ambitious public an agenda being to take shape come january. house republicans gearing up for the budget blueprint to push a number of long-held goals including major changes to medicare and medicaid, the repeal of the presidents health care law and tax cuts just to name a few leaving mitch mcconnell to balance conservative against moderates seeking reelection in democratic states. talk about it with the senior politics writer for u.s. news and world report. that could be one of those be careful what you wish for situations republicans won the senate, now they have to prove they can govern. what is the first job when it comes to the budget situation? >> i think the budget will be fascinating to watch because a number of these senate candidates that won ran against a senate the never passed a budget over the past five years, so now they will have to put forth a budget. mitch mcconnell says he wants to do so, but will they be voting on the ryan budget. it passed in the house,

emanuel says he hopes rauner changes his mind so public schools don't lose any funding. he also says he doesn't understand when rauner says he supports raising the minimum wage, if it comes with pro- business reforms. governor quinn wants to raise the minimum wage before he leaves office, but he may not have the votes. president obama is taking part in another asian summit. he's in myanmar, formerly burma, for a meeting of the "association of southeast asian nations." the gathering will focus on regional economic development. obama says he also plans to press the leaders of myanmar about the government's treatment of ethnic minorities. he'll meet with a prominent opposition leader tomorrow. congress is expected to take a big step toward approving the long-delayed keystone oil pipeline. the senate, and president obama, don't want it. but yesterday, senate democrats suddenly dropped their opposition. it may be a move to boost the fortunes of democrat senator mary landrieu, who faces an uphill fight in a louisiana runoff election next month. landrieu's republican opponent,

hundreds of protestors spent most of the day outside mayor emanuel's office at city hall. they had hoped to stay there for 28 hours because they say a young, black person is fatally shot by a police officer in the u-s every 28 hours. but police threatened to arrest them after the building closed. so about 6:30 last night, the group left and marched down state street and michigan avenue, followed by a heavy police presence. the protestors then dispersed shortly after ten without any problems. two of chicago's most prominent spiritual leaders are speaking out on the ferguson decision. the reverend jesse jackson and father michael pfleger say the justice system is flawed and called for changes to the nation's justice system. >> the law, we fight for the law. >> this is corrected by bad law. this is a not acceptable pattern. until we have the courage in the country, the value of black life in america we need to equal playing field, we will fail until we do so. >>president obama had ferguson on his mind when he was in town to talk about immigration reform. the president gave a

mike emanuel live on the hill. more on this with the panel. tonight republican opponents of obamacare have another opportunity to say "i told you so." a third video has now surfaced of one of the plan's architects insulting the americans who supported his work, comments he called a mistake and off the cuff this week. all this comes as a new republican majority in the next year's congress prepares its efforts to repeal the controversial law. correspondent doug mcelway has the story of yet another video causing obamacare supporters heart brurn. >> the incendiary remarks by professor jonathan gruber have gone viral with hundreds of thousands of views. he claims obamacare was intentionally written in a tortured way to hide the taxes that would have killed the bill. >> lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really critical to getting to it pass. >> gruber tried to walk back the remarks yesterday on msnbc. >> the comment in the video were made at an academic

mike emanuel had the report on "special report."they are pretty specific and they could come as soon as next week. you mentioned the republican pushback. there are 50 house leaders who said there needs to be an attachment to what's called the continuing resolution, the funding of the government that runs out september 12. attachment that says the president cannot do this outside of congress. there are other lawmakers who say you should pull the strings of the budget process and take money away from the ability of the executive branch to be able to pull something like this off. this executive action. this sets up right away before we even get to the new congress this battle and it could mean government shutdown, the fiscal cliff once again. martha: that is what some people think the president's intention was with all of this, to divide the gop over this issue. >> reporter: that's clearly what many pundits are look at this. with all the talk about common ground, if this happens it is nuclear political bomb on capitol hill. long term,

mike emanuel on capitol hill. jon you have more. jon: keep calm and carry on is the word on capitol hill but what about is boiling under the surface? let's bring in a.b. stoddard, associate editor come blumist for "the hill," also byron york chief washington correspondent for the "washington examiner." and fox news contributor. byron, there was an election earlier this month. did the president not pay attention. >> not as far as this is concerned. the president said all along, this is something i'm going to do. this is going to unite republicans against him. remember the "gang of eight" bill did pass in the senate last year. passed with 14 republican votes. this time every single one of those republicans as well as all the others are going to be defense unilateral action from the president. the question is, does that just blow up this lame-duck session and they do have to do some things like pass a bill to fund the government. or can they work on this and then wait until january to do something when republicans take control? jon: ab

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. is there an agenda and what is it? >> many ideas to what they could do but many on capitol hill would say, this is the must do list. funding the government beyonds december 11th. could be a short-term extension. could run through next september. so-called tax extenders, preventing retroactive tax increases, defense authorization and annual legislation providing authority for our troops, and terrorist risk insurers giving cities protection if there is an attack. the republican leader in the the senate says this is an important session. >> put him in good faith to makes this institution function again for the american people. >> apologies. that was the democratic leader. the senate majority leader. also a hearing under way, lots going on on on capitol hill. a hearing under way this hour looking at president obama's $6.2 billion request to fight ebola. shep? >> what about the new push for keystone xl pipeline? >> well, mary landrieu the democratic senator from louisiana is facing a runoff election on december 6th. landrie

shannon: mike emanuel live on capitol hill, thank you.: so speaker john boehner says the house of representatives will act on immigration, just exactly what are they likely to do? susan ferrechio is chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. kind of interesting -- well, we'll get to harry reid in a second. let's start with the house. what are the options that john boehner has? he's clearly not happy about what the president announced. >> well, they've got a big spending bill that they need to take up in a matter of weeks, there are a lot of republicans on the conservative side who want to make sure that this legislation in some way defunds the president's action. but i don't think the leadership wants to go that way. they don't want to start a fight over spending that might lead to talk of a government shutdown. they want to, i think, take this out of the spending bill and address it in the new congress. today something really interesting happened. the house officially filed a lawsuit against the obama administration o

mike emanuel live from capitol hill. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, shannon. earlier senator republican leader mitch mcconnell blasted the president for going around congress. >> the action he proposed would ignore the law, would reject the voice of the voters and would impose new unfairness on law-abiding immigrants all without solving the problem. in fact his action is more likely to make it even worse. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz says the president is defiant and angry with the american people. cruz says the president is defying the law and the constitution. as we take a live look at the capitol dome i note the white house says mr. obama is acting because house lawmakers have not. some senior members suggest executive action on immigration will be like a bomb going off on capitol hill at a time the lawmakers are working out an extension funding the government. house democratic leader nancy pelosi suggests it is no big deal. >> i don't know if those same people understand what executive action is. would they have been eopposed to emancipation proclam

i think rahm emanuel and john boehner would have gotten along. i have always thought that. it is easy to be a chief of staff when you have -- when your party controls everything. you can get some things done. you say heto rahm, was supposed to be an enforcer, but he never felt like he had the power that he wanted. i think all the chiefs of staff, in some way or another -- >> he wanted a tough guy. >> he wanted a tough guy and someone from washington -- >> because he did not want to do that. >> that is true. he did not necessarily give him the authority that rahm wanted. >> when you look at his infidence, david brooks and have had an ongoing series of conversations about this president. david says he is probably the most confident men i have ever, in politics, dealt with. >> what presidents aren't confident? >> it is like, what senator does not get up wanting to be president? >> there is something different about guys that become president. >> you think he has the same confidence in george bush had? >> yes, definitely. he is, one of the things you hear from staff, he usually

that is a question that is also asked at temple emanuel in cherry hill. >> this is where you are suppose to be protected. when you feel the most safe you are the most vulnerable. parishioners are horrified by the violence. >> i think the hate towards israel from a lot of sources is stronger as the love for their on children. >> both sides need to be more reasonable. it seems so endless. >> now, the family has declined to comment on camera, you heard a little bit of the family statement a while ago, when i come back at 6:00, more reaction from new jersey's jewish community. live in the new jersey newsroom, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a woman is dead after her suv plunged into the schuylkill river, police pulled the vehicle from the river on kelly drive. it took divers more than an hour to locate the car and tow it to shore. the female driver was the only person inside. >>> tonight we know the location of the next casino in philadelphia. they have granted the second license to live hotel and casino, the multimillion-dollar project goes up, and they beat ou

mike emanuel. thank you. gas prices to stay near four are-year lows through the entire holiday season and next year. because the international energy agency predict that oil prices will keep dropping. according to aaa gas prices last year peeked at the end of april and then started to fall and now the average price is below three dollars a gallon. economists say cheaper prices at the pump will encourage folks to spend money and could boost the economy this holiday season to the tune of billions of dollars. gerri willis is the host of the willis report, 5:00 etime. how exactly does this impact consumer spending. >> well, you get a price drop in gas prices you spend more money. we're already seeing it. we had numbers today from the commerce department, consumer spending, retail spending, up three-tenths of a percent, beating expectations, comes on the heels of a september that wasn't very good. back-to-school sales did not work well. >> what's the thinking on how low gas prices might go? >> the report you just

. >>> and still with us is emanuel hoffman. emanuel, we talked a bit about your views in asia earlier. let's talk about europe. i'm interested that you're very negative in the industrial companies, given the very weak euro. >> what we currently see in germany is a number of industrial companies have high levels of cap ex. we like to play this name because we know we are of great help, use credit spreads, credit conditions worsening in europe in the quarters. and it was probably very useful in the markets. >> and you're very negative on france, as well. is that right? >> we're negative on france. there's no real catalyst for high performance, high capital gains on this country. so we prefer -- countries today. we have launched from norway, sweden, denmark. we find very attractive growth companies with an appealing valuation. >> emanuel, go manager at rem active investments. thank you very much for joining us today. >>> india's government plans to announce new ways to cut gold imports, that accord to the country's finance ministr

we just elected ruce rauner, rahm emanuel is trying to make tough choices, emanuel the mayor of chicagolike the direction they're finally going. it has been a decade plus of really bad management in chicago. i don't think the management is as bad as detroit is. we have much better infrastructure. detrrit, bring that up,,it looks great. my life lives, she is from the suburbs out there. i was up there recently talking to the head of a company. they're moving corporate headquarters downtown. there is a big push of the a lot of firms and offices are moving their headquarters bacckto downtown detroit because things are improving. david: we have to mmve on. mark, thank you. tell us what you think aaout this by the way. will dettoit make a real comeback? send us a message on facebook or tweet us @fbnatb. the only two things you can count on in this world are swiss clocks and swiss franc and now the swiss may their currency back o a gold standard. should we be doing the same? maak, what dooyou think about this? >> i am, it is silliest thing i've heard in a while of the biggest problem the swiss

you for your this from congressman emanuel cleaver. he says, we hear you, and we are hurt with you. all decent americans should feel the pain of this family and this community. this from the chair of the congressional lack caucus, issue just a short while ago. saying the decision not to indict is a miscarriage of justice, going on to say it is a slap in the face to those who continue to hope and believe that justice will prevail. it seems to underscore an unwritten rule that black lives hold no value, that you may kill black men in this country without consequences or repercussions. it is a frightening narrative for every errant -- every parent and guardian. she goes on to say my heart goes out to michael brown's loved ones and the loved ones of all those who have pierced in this country. that is a statement from the chair of the congressional black caucus. rebecca on the democrats line, your reaction? xls woman that called in on the republican line, her attitude is exactly why there was no indictment. a jury of individuals like her who perceive us the way that she perceived us and

be entering the fire department was our great community people automatically stepped up and rahm emanuel gunmaning the intersection i support a great city i'm proud to be a native san franciscan when i entered the fire department shortly thereafter, in 1990 what came of the loma prieta earthquake was the ability to recognize how engaged our community is from that the nert program was born the neighborhood emergency response program i was one of the original instructors and it is an incredible program people helping people getting prepared in the workplace we all know the more prepared it is easier to respond and quicker into the recovery phase affair for all you have participated in the nert program please stand up or raise your hand it was completely volunteer so thank you very much (clapping.) and the program itself was start i don't know in my if i'm going to get to the current person but all her poeshgs this is stated by frank woody allen net and patty to have brought the program to where it is when i became the chief of the department in 2004 selected the probability most senior ner

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. >> at temple emanuel in cherry hill, there were prayers today, they were horrified that palestinian was attack jews inside of a synagogue. >> this is not about god, this is about pure hatred. >> to go into a place of worship and do what they did is just inexcusable. >> we love our god and our country and they look at us like we are animals. >> the rabbis here is a when they arrived here this morning, for the first time this morning the light had gone out, they believe it's connected to the bloodshed in israel. >> i believe in signs and symbols and i believe it's out today and it has to be replaced and that is why we have the ladder there because our light and joy is so diminished. >> the jewish community is mourning the latest victims of this long running and deadly conflict. >> nora thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have more on the synagogue attack coming up at 6:30 after this broadcast. a woman is dead after her suv plunged into the schuylkill river in fairmount park this afternoon. the vehicle was driving down hunting park at a high rate of speed and hit a wall

but as mike emanuel reports, the heaption of executive action has already drawn strong criticism fromepublicans in congress. >> reporter: ahead of the prime time address, the white house releasing a video of president obama explaining why he feels he must take executive action to make changes to the nation's immigration policy without going through congress. >> this is consistent with steps that were taken by president reagan, president george h.w. bush and others who have used their executive powers to address problems with the broken immigration system. >> reporter: the changes the president has in mind could affect an estimated 5 million illegal immigrants. it's believed deportation efforts will be steered away from those parents who were born in the u.s. the president is also expected to announce tighter border security measures. >> this is a president setting out new territory for presidential powers in effect saying the president of the united states can unilaterally rewrite laws without the participation of congress. >> reporter: some within the gop are threatening to withhold

. >>> and emanuel and casey matthews trying to replace the heart and soul of the eagles defense.nd ron jaworski with more. ♪ >> i am sick about the loss. he is one of the guys you love to watch play. i sit here and watch his defense and see one guy flashing all the time. ryans is one of the guys who can play with anyone. even more than that he is a leader and i think there is a void in the area. i don't know who will step up from the defensive perspective or the guy that will get the troops rallied. that's a huge loss. you lose the locker room leader and you have to make up for it somewhere else. i am not sure who the guy is but we will find out. >> and catch more with ron jaworski's breakdown when we team up to bring you eagles-panthers monday night. coverage kicks off with count down to kick off followed by the game monday night on phl 17. >>> basketball, sixers trying to avoid the first 0-6 start in 42 years front when they face the bulls. noel not playing because of an ankle sprain. and rose a game-time decision with a sore ankle. and the union continuing with jim curtain as

she and emanuel senator made the bet on the kansas city rivalry.r were still hot [ chuckle ] >> looking good. >>> the raiders, you know, they deserve a little you love and will need some. alex smith making his second return to the bay area. the first one, not too well for him against the 49ers. the chiefs lost but they're in the thick of it in the afc west along with the chargers and the broncos. raiders have kind of set their sights on, hey, let's win one and avoid 0-11. you see alex smith and company going through some of their workouts today in preparation for their trip west. and alex smith today was asked in his wildest imagination maybe his team is overlooking the so far winless raiders. >> not the type of group we have. we just do such a great job, i think, we're living week to week. you know, this week is a short week. guys immediately right after the game knew we had a hand. and division game on the road, i mean, there's too many things at stake here for us like that. >> the most talked about story around the nfl today, the suspension of a

on capitol hill, mike emanuel, fox news. >>> arson investigators in san francisco are looking into three car fires on the same block in the city's noe valley neighborhood. police say the three cars were set on fire around 2:00 this morning in the 500 block of noe street between 18th and 19th. officers on the scene did not see any suspects or witnesses. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >>> hundreds of parishioners at a san jose church that was badly damaged from a fire over the weekend gathered for the first service since the fire. about 100 parishioners came to mass in a hall behind holy cross catholic church. the pastor talked with parishioners about the fire and says it's been an emotional experience for the entire church community. >>> we're mourning the loss of our church building. and also we are counting our blessings that nobody was killed. nobody was got hurt from our community. >> the four-alarm fire tore through the almost 100-year-old church on sunday shortly after mass ended. the church sustained heavy damage, almost everything inside was lost ex

. >> rham emanuel as well. with the passing of the mayor will have lost a great trailblazer. she was a chicago icon who live in a remarkable life of service to our city. from signing the first ordinance to getting hand guns off of our streets. to bringing more transparency to the city budget to creating the taste of chicago. she'd left a large and lasting legacy. as the first woman to serve as mayor to have a central place in our history. i was honored that she attended my inauguration and in turn was my privilege to sign our ordnance officially dedicating the plaza surrounding our iconic water tower in her honor. thoughts and prayers are with her daughter kathy in with her many friends. >> will continue to follow the life and legacy of mayor jane follow the life and legacy of mayor jane byrne. fire on a suspect during a pursuit that decree did high-speed chases and crashes. >> lake county sheriff's deputy tell me that they've never seen anything like this and all the years taking half a dozen jurisdictions on a hair raising pursuit late last night and early this morning here

emanuel off owe, rookie marcus smith, will try to fill the void. >> now, it is our job to go in thereplace him, make sure the defense doesn't skip a beat. that's the biggest thing, you know, having the wherewithall to knowing a lot is on your shoulders, a lot is on your plate, things between me, casey, mark lust go in, there but making sure we keep that standards at eye level, and play at eye level. >> i like that young man's attitude. last night's prime time game, aaron rogers, quarterback tossed six, count them, six touchdown passes before half time. and the pack beat up the chicago bears 55 to 14. greenbay wide receiver injury i nelson caught two of the touchdowns, packers six and three, still game behind the nfc north leading detroit, the lions. >>> well sixers start their four game road trip with a lost north of the border. rap ton 24 points, and beat the sixers 120 to 88. the sixers zero and seven, and the last team. nba without a victory, the sixers play the mavericks in dallas thursday night after the game last night, coach brown said it got ugly quick, tan sure d erika? >> al

the argument that rahm emanuel made to me is you have to pick your battles and he decided he needed washingtonrk even if it's flawed, to work its will in order to do the major stimulus, to do the auto bailout and then of course he chose to do health care but that was part of a big thing. but he never tried to fix the politics at the end of the day. he didn't put the elbow grease into it. and again, his defenders will say it's because he chose this, he had this crisis. with a perfectly rational explanation but he was elected to sort of change persona, whether overseas or here in washington, or the politics of the country. >> he's been in office six years now and yet you still call the book "the stranger." don't we know barack obama by now? >> i'm writing it from a washington prison, guilty as charged as far as washington. and i think as far as washington institutions are concerned, he is a stranger. and he still views these institutions strangely. >> chuck todd. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is well known as an old steel town but did you also know it's famous for its bridges. the city has 446 of th

emanuel, and rookie, will see time in his place. every course will also start mark sanchez at quarterback, his first regular season start, since 2012. >>> you know, just familiar feeling, thankful for that, that i've had experience before, you know, nothing really changes to be honest with my preparation, i'm going get couple of more reps. >> do your thing, young fellowment tonight's game with the panthers with the voice of the eagles merrill reese live in our next hour. boy, what a night the greenbay packers erin rogers, connected for six touchdown passes in the first half, last night's prime time game at lambeau fieldsment packers beat the chicago bears convincingly, 55 to 14. two of the touchdown passes were long ones to wide out injured i nelson. packers still a game behind detroit in the nfc north. >>> to the hard wood, the sixers out on road trip, looking still for their first win of the season. last night the squad was in toronto. struggling, ya, brett brown onto it, struggling to contain the raptors demar de rosen. he led to

outside of the office of mayor emanuel. less than 24 hours after the grand jury decision in ferguson members of a black youth project charging them a year to help end what they called police militarization. >> cousins of demonstrators with the black youth project 100 are taking part in today's protest action. >> group claims a black person is killed by police or security officer every 28 hours on america. about 50 members plan to stay inside of city hall for 28 hours. >> participants are falling to keep things peaceful refusing to criticize violent actions of others elsewhere. >> that is righteous anger. see it as righteous anger. we are every single person who was out on that street who is a part of an ordinance last resistance. >> earlier this morning dozens of protesters marched to city hall from state and jackson. they paraded through downtown for about one hour. many say the protest actions are sure to continue until they see more accountability. >> he said an upstairs has now grown to about 100 people. most are saying

it mayor emanuel file this decision last monday. >> a zagat of the archbishop's archbishop blase cupich archbishop blase cupich apologized for the pain that former priest inflicted >> the bears overcame a 10 point deficit and open the second half for 21 unanswered points. the defense forced four turnovers and sacked the other quarterback five times. the bears won 21-13 for a second step when spam bought the president obama says he's not sure what will it will play in 2016 campaign. he used a bit of self- deprecating humor to explain why he may while low. >> when you've been president for six years you can get danes, i think the american people want that new-car smell the what drive something of a lot that doesn't have as much mileage as me. >> the president said he considers every clinton a friend and she would be a great president as what other democrats >> did not expect a nuclear agreement between the u.s. and iraq any time soon after it observers say iran and its united states and for other world powers are far from a deal that was the iran promised to dial down its nuclear ambition

mayor emanuel filed his petitions last monday. coming up this midday on wgn. a temporary warm spell hits the east coast. how residents are preparing for possible flooding. >> plus, what led leaders at the university of virginia to suspend all of its fraternities over the weekend. >>and later chicago based united airlines adds trans- atlantic routes. where you can go flying the friendly skies. skies. my hair hurts.. -ama®l.cici bsa this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful, blistering, rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. well i had to go to the eye doctor last week and i have to go back today. the doctor's worried its so close to her eye. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. >> " following the developments and is in the news room with the latest. will this be the day. ferguson as the city already on edge. one man who participated in a weekend protest fears. >> supposed to receive advance notice of a grand jury decision. that could be a few hours' no

w-g-n's nancy loo is live at city hall where aldermen are expected to approve mayor emanuel's budget proposal. >> one of the things that brings fear to the hearts of most politicians to words, property tax. >> talk to them about raising revenue by raising property taxes and they will turn and go the other way. they did not like the idea of doing it that way. during the time of it need for increased revenue and have to be very creative trying to avoid that >> read it> the last year of us trying to find other ways to to the taxes. >> the next thing they fear is a lot of talk about nickel-and-diming. >> >> that is what is happening. the mayor has proposed their approving a series of small taxes. >> chicagoans will pay more for everything from parking to vehicle leasing to cable television and recreational activities related to skyboxes. there'll be increases on water and sewer fees. all of this will add up to $62.4 million in revenue. needed to run the city. >> all the men are swallowing haraldermen are swallowing hard. >> that has been mediated and released. >> at the end of the day we

mayor emanuel is urging governor elect bruce rauner to keep the state income tax hike and to raise the minimum wage. governor quinn wants to raise the minimum wage before he leaves office, but he may not have the votes. rauner says he supports raising the minimum wage, as long as that comes with pro-business reforms. but the mayor says he needs to be specific. >> i do not know what that is. he said a category. i know something specific. i am for the minimum wage. have been my whole life. working from president clinton all the way to now. i am committed to doing that. i do not even know what that is >> >>the mayor says he wants rauner to keep the income tax hike intact, so schools don't lose funding. that tax hike rolls back on january first. rauner campaigned on phasing it out. >> a group opposed to the lucas museum takes legal action. liven up city hall with more of their case. >> a 12 page lawsuit in federal court this morning. and names the city of chicago and the chicago park district the friends of the parks group claims the city is giving special treatment to a hollywood mogul an

there was an exchange with rahm emanuel who tried to sideline jarrett. now the mayor of chicago. is william joining us from william city, north carolina . caller: they talk about the election. all of these voting machines were rigged. every time you push one button for democrat, republican senator comes up. how in the world can you compete when you have rigged machines? you have people that are voting against obama who do not have health care at all. you know they would not do that. people have more sense than that. -- we are still fighting a civil war. and theypush a button tell you that you did not push it, what do you think they have done? host: i think you have answered your own question william. we will move on. charles krauthammer, from national review. you exercised adult supervision over the choice of candidates. you do not allow yourself to go down the byways of gender and other identity politics. the goes on to point out that it needs to be urgent, determined, and relentless when it comes to what the republicans are doing in governing. i suggest initiatives that would b

rahm emanuel doesn't want me to do it. whatever reason, he has been making thomas's since he was -- promises since he was a candidate. on the other side, obama has zero credibility, republicans are at negative numbers on immigration. you have a constituency of hasgration advocates that no credibility. you have obama, who has run out of time and excuses. luis was going to change them so to a white house fence. -- himself to a white house fence. they may send the dogs. think, you know, i think the smart thing for the white house to do is to write down what they intend the executive action today. peopleknows and it has nervous because we do not know how big or little it will be. write it down, show to everybody, tell the latino community, tell the immigration "this is what i intend to do if republicans do not act." you have until august to get this done. if the republicans do not get her act together, he wins. if the republicans get something passed, he wins. action, thatcutive is the easiest out. say, "we are not going to do