and guitars, especially. >> and emmanuelle -- some things you have had to do at the conversation and really worldwide, is that you have brought a lot of music to interface settings. and we have a clip of you with other cantors in rome. >> yes. >> i'm wondering if we can take a moment and watch what you are doing in rome with music. >> i was approached by the president of the american conference of cantors with a project that would sort of build bridges between the jewish and catholic communities. and we were told we were going to go sing at the vatican. and it was very exciting. and somehow, it started coming together and i actually programmed the concert. and included a lot of music from over the different -- all different styles and over the centuries of different jewish liturgical music. we had 20 cantors. and even some from the bay area. we all went to rome. we didn't wind up singing at the vatican. but we did give a concert at a beautiful church in the center of rome. we had a wonderful experience there. and we brought this music to people who might never hear it. >> let's take

emmanuel faced re-election and failed to pass the 50% of the vote without a run off. emanual won 45% challenger jesus garcia. three other campaigns took the rest. that means that emmanuel and garcia will enter a more intense face with a run off vote on april 7th. >> we're still running. and we're going to win. >> we have come a long way and we have a little bit further to go. >> emmanuel has butted heads with teacher's unions and was seen as the darling of big money. but still this result is a surprise. chicago will have a competitive mayor's race. >> thank you. >>> in eastern ukraine signs that a fragile cease-fire mate be starting to take hold. ukrainian military said that no soldiers were killed in the last 24 hours. and pro-russian separatists are beginning to pull back. we have the update from ukraine. jimmy mcintyre is live for us at the meant gone. pentagon, what were congress told today. >> they said that russia's president putin cannot be stopped by military force. general breed love said it would take a combination of diplomatic political military, and infor

now, she first approached emmanuel on twitter and the deal was this.she could get 10,000 retweets of her tweet asking him to go to prom he said he'd go. well she wound up with 17,000 retweets. and today, emmanuel surprised her in person. >> this was more than i ever thought would happen. the prom thank was more than it ever thought would happen and meeting him today i wouldn't have guessed this was going to happen in a million years. i thought i was going to have to wait till prom. >> her mom played a very integral part in setting everything up i'm he can treatmently thankful for them. thankful to them and happy they came to support her. >> that's i was m you got to love the power of social mode ya also hannah hit had retweet mark in less than three hours. >>> did you ever wonder what is going on on inside your dog's mind? hundreds of dogs being testified at yale university to find out how smart they are and how they think. cbs3's ukee washington takes a look at this extraordinary research. >> reporter: it's a puppet show for pups. in one seen a rat pu

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>> mayor rahm emmanuel raised roughly $16 million, more than four times his challengers combined. on tuesday night emmanuel vowed -- addressed supporters. >> tomorrow morning, i will be seeing you at the el stops, as i have every morning. that skinny kid. i've a sneaking feeling you will be there. we will get back out there talking to our friends and families and neighbors as they make a critical choice about who has the strength, who has the leadership, who has the ideas to move this rate city forward so we can secure the future of this great city for our children. thank you and god bless you. >> to talk more about the chicago mayoral race, we are joined by salim muwakkil. he is senior editor of "in these times" and host of the "the salim muwakkil show" on wvon in chicago. welcome back to democracy now. the significance of rahm emanuel, who president obama came out to endorse them who raised well, four times the amount of money of all of the candidates against him combined, him not hitting the 50% marks of yes to go to a runoff? >> he was widely disliked in chicago, especially in

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mike emmanuel is live on capitol hill with more, mike? >> reporter: jon, the chairman mccaul said we are talking about brutal terrorist armies. >> they are barbarrians and i think that the barbarrians are at the gate and we want to keep them outside of the gate of the united states. i'm concerned that some have already returned. we know that there are 50,000 isis strong and we know that foreign fighters have gone from 15 to 20000. >> reporter: the homeland security hearing dealt with preventing terror travel and home grown terrorism. mccaul said 5000 foreign fighters have western passports and hundreds of americans have travelled to the region to fight with isis. the top official dug into the numbers. >> our united states and allies are concerned with the 20000 foreign fighters we assessed travelled to syria from over 90 different countries of origin. bee assess 3400 are from western countries and that number includes over 150 u.s. persons either travelled to the conflict zone or attempted to do so. >> following the horrific videotape mur

>> mike emmanuel live on the hill. thank you. by the way, you can see the entire interview on fox news sunday this weekend. be sure to check your local listings. >>> president obama is spending another day focusing on something other than terrorism. cyber security is at silicon valley. the terror wars intensify in yemen and afghanistan, just to name a couple. it came close to home for american troops in iraq. kevin cork is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: pentagon officials acknowledge this was a first. isis suicide bombers getting close. >> early indications are, yes some of them did detonate their vests. they detonate themselves. >> reporter: penetrated by isis. most wearing iraqi uniforms. >> it's important to make clear they were immediately engaged by members of the iraqi army, 7th infantry of the iraqi army. all were killed >> reporter: most live marines training iraqi soldiers. fortunately, no americans were hurt. all militants reportedly killed by iraqi forces with the help of coalition surveillance. but the small

in washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> i'm julie banderas. this is the fox report.tom of the hour. time for the top of the news. secretary of defense ash carterxv2jñ is in afghanistan where he says the u.s. may slow down its troop withdrawal. and consider other ways to support afghanistan's government. secretary carter says while afghanistan's military has improved, it is facing a rejuvenated taliban. >>> secretary of state john kerry warning of possible new sanctions against russia over the crisis in ukraine. kerry also saying president obama is considering whether or not to arm ukraine's military. >>> and a tentative deal has been reached to end the weeks long slow down at 29 west coast ports. the backlog of ships waiting to unload cargo has cost the economy and disrupted international trade. ports estimate it will still take several months to clear the backlog. >>> a man arrested in connection to the shooting of a minneapolis police officer today. it happened this morning. investigators say two officers were targeted. one was shot and rushed to a local hospital.

>> mike emmanuel live on the hill. thanks. >>> stocks were up today, the dow gained 110. the s & p 500 finished ahead 20. the nasdaq picked up 56. >>> the president's moves on immigration are expected to bring a tidal wave applicants and that means a flood of paperwork and red tape. tonight, correspondent doug mcelway on what some feel is a bureaucratic disaster in the making. >> reporter: it is the most ambitious federal rollout since obamacare. so the administration hopes the may launch of dapa, deferred action for parents of americans, will run more smoothly than the disastrous health care unveiling. the executive action would give amnesty to as many as 5 million adult illegal aliens. >> the deputy secretary and i are very focused on this. and so i believe we are going to get it right. >> reporter: the department of homeland security has leased this massive office building outside of washington where 1,000 federal workers and 1,000 more contractors will process applications, expected to be as many as 1.3 million in the first six months alone. this centralized bureaucra

. >> emmanuelle will not let his voter card out of his hands. last month, the refugee went to the authorities to pick it up himself. he says it is not a problem that the presidential election was respond by six weeks. he has learned to be patient in the refugee camp. >> i'm not disappointed. i am even praying that there shall be more time. so we can get our security intact. >> more than 2000 refugees live in this camp. almost all have left their villages for fear of attacks by the islamist group oklahoma. this family had to watch out government soldiers were hopefully outnumbered when they -- when the islamist group attacked their village. they cannot imagine the government will restore control in just six weeks. >> these people kept coming. they would run away. you see? [indiscernible] >> journalist edgar amos is also a refugee from the embattled north. he says security problems were not the reason for the delayed election. he believes it is all down to politics. >> the ruling party needs more time to gain some political mileage and are threate

emmanuel raised more than $15 million for his re-election race, that's about four times as much of his rivals combined. >>> and sheldon silver will appear in federal court today arrested last month on federal fraud and extortion charges and he denies the allegations. although he stepped down as speaker, he retains the assembly seat that he held onto for nearly 40 years now. >>> and today dozens of families in camden will call for more high-quality public schools in that city. this comes after mastery schools of camden announced plans to build a new public elementary school for the 2017/2018 school year. petitions signed by 150 families will be given to the school at tonight's board meeting. >>> and new jersey lawmakers are trying to put the rollout of a new controversial test on hold. the battle centers on the park exam set today buy in new jersey next month. yesterday the state assembly approved a three-year ban on using that test to determine whether kids get into advanced or gifted programs. under the same bill the state could not use the test as a graduation requirement. this assem

. >>> emmanuel oucho has a date to the wood grove high school prom, in parcellsville, virginia. he was approached by hanna delmonty on twitter. deal was if she got 10,000 retreats, she hit the mark in less than three hours. there is a surprise. we will be right back. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. i work some long hours keeping my clients wrinkle free, and back when i had fios that meant falling behind on my shows. so i switched to xfinity. their cloud-based dvr is perfect for me 'cause it lets me take my recorded shows anywhere i go. see? i have all my dramas... oooh... ...my food shows... mmm... ...and of course all my comedies. [program: "not on my watch..."] [laughing] where do they come up with this stuff?! don't settle for fios. with the cloud-based x1 dvr, xfinity is perfect for people who can't always be home. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and back here at 11:00. >>> up next, "cbs

chicago mayor rahm emmanuel says the city plans to respond with full strength to keep everyone safe.re getting this 24 hour cycle what we got for all of the month of january. which is why we're making sure that the resources there are to keep our streets plowed and passible. >> reporter: in the detroit area officials say they haven't seen a storm of this caliber heading their way in 10 years. several accidents have already been reported on detroit expressways and road crews are hard at work. >> we will salt intersections hills and stop lights. >> reporter: the northeast is planning on getting pummeled again. boston is bracing for another foot of snow. crews are rushing to move snow out of the week from last week's storm. they're loading up salt trucks to prepare for this newest wave of winter weather. in new york the mayor says workers are doing everything they can to brace for are more know snow and the possibility of ice on monday's commute. >> here's what we have in act preparing for this storm 2400 sanitation workers per shift. 500 salt spreaders ready. 1600 snowplows. >> reporte

emmanuel will face cook county commissioner garcia on april seventh.armer white house chief of staff under president obama that 45% of the votes, garcia got 35% of the vote. the city is threatened by insolvency because of $20 billion in unfunded pension liabilities. tom: a federal jury has ordered apple computer to pay a texas company. apple's itunes used patented inventions without permission. the trial was held in tyler texas. smartflash is based there. apple says they are seeking money for technology that apple created. nice episode of abcc's "modern family" will have a new look to it, they shot the entire thing on iphones. cocreator stephen levintan said yes the idea while he was -- cocreator steve levitan that he got the idea while he was facetiming with his daughter. janet yellen, not in the textbooks books, washington university, university of rochester mud the cacophony of accommodations wrought by major central banks, they make the heads spin and creates major insurgency for investors, even those brave enough to enjoy the bull market. david ze

mayor ram emmanuel expressed concern today. york mayor spoke saying a winter watch will start at 7:00 p.m. eastern time today. >>> startling stats from the cdc. the number of measle cases in january is surpassing the number of cases usually seen in one year. as of thursday 84 measles cases had been reported in 14 states. the average number of measles cases a year from 2001 to 2010 was only 60. at the center of the controversy, parents deciding not to vaccinate their kids. it's a choice one father says could kill his son. here is dan simon. >> reporter: 6-year-old red is not vaccinated for measles or anything else. he's been battling leukemia. he's in remission now. a thousands doses of chemo weakened his immune systems. >> the vaccinations he had are wiped out by the chemotherapy. they have to wait until his im immune system is strong enough to revaccinate him. >> reporter: they want the school to bar any children who have not been vaccinated. i would decrease his chances of getting the measles which could lead to death accordi

we start with mike emmanuel. >> reporter: the irs delivered 80000 pages to the senate finance committee and 30000 pages from lois lerner. orin hatch asked them what took so long. >> this is central and relevant to the committee's investigation and were givenitous 20 months after the initial request. this is not the way to build trust. this raises more questions than answers. >> she has twice taken the fifth and refusing to answering questions from the the members of congress. there is great interest in her e-mail questions. the new documents are the way of honoring request from law makers. >> we are pleased to provide them in an attempt to answer questions that anybody has or documents on any matter. our cover letter are explained where the documents came from. they are not inconsistent with the earlier representations we have made. >> reporter: the justice department is conducting its own probe. today, the outgoing attorney general was asked if we will expect results any time soon. >> i think we will get to the the end of relatively soon. and these are matters that are under investigat

the it is our chief correspondent mike emmanuel there. >> reporter: with congress out of town for the president's holiday. it will be down to the the wire for funding department of homeland security before money runs out. >> the senate democrats should be the blame. >> you are prepared to let that happen? >> certainly, the house did their job. >> pelosi sounding this alarm. with only four legislative days left until the republican homeland security shut down speaker boehner made it clear he will not avoid a government shutdown that threatens the american people. white house feels confident that the republicans will get the blame. >> law enforcement officials associated with defending our boards and protecting us against cyber attacks and defending our airports are forced to work without pay. that is something we should not do and congress should come back and get it done. >> senate republicans understand challenging the president's immigration action but don't like this fight. >> we need to sit down and work this thing out and there is ways to address with what the president did was u

mike emmanuel has the latest there, mike. >> reporter: yeah the senate will be back in session in 90 minutes. in a letter obtained by fox. jay johnson wrote we must plan and prepare in the unlikely event that congress does not fund dhs before friday night and a shutdown occurs. today president obama speaking to the nation's governors spoke that homeland security employees may go to work and not get paid. >> these are folks who if they don't have a paycheck will not be able to spend that money in your states and it will impact your economy, and it will impact on america's national security because their hard work helps to keep us safe. >> later today for the fourth time, the senate will attempt to pick up and pass a house passed bill. senators carper and mccaskin are expressing concern about the president's union lateral immigration action. and so other senators and have voted with fellow democrats to continue the filibuster. and so if any of them change to abase the bill. leading republicans say it is best to leave the immigration fight to the court. >> the texas judge ruled it uncon

mike emmanuel is watching all of the comings and going. any signs of progress on the fight for are homeland security funding>> reporter: no, they are talking past each other. speaker boehner is pressing the senate democrats to have the bill. >> the house did its job and stops the president's unlateral action with regard to immigration. it is up to the senate democrats to do their job. >> with no signs that the democrats are changing their position on the bill that funds homeland security and go after the president's executive action on immigration i asked nancy pelosi if a short term fix might work. >> it is a continuation of the uncertainty and they ought to just face the fact that this president has the right to do what he has done by executive action. >> reporter: frustration is building on capitol hill. >> another big issue that congress is confronting is this authorization for the use of military force that the president is requesting on fighting isis. now that law makers had 24 hours to digest the news, what are they saying about wha

mike emmanuel live from washington mike what is this about?r: the panel said the american people should consider the environmental impact when choosing what to eat. the guide line committee said a diet in plant- based food. whole grains and lejums and nuts and seeds and animal- based foods is better and less associated with the environmental environment impact than the current u.s. diet. adderholmakes the case that taxes on certain foods and environmental sustainability are outside of the purview. red meat is linked to a larger carbon foot print and they are offering global environment scientist saying we should eat less meat. north american meat institute said ten pounds of beef or pork give more consumed than rice or broccoli. and argued that the issue of sustainability is beyond the scope and expertise and said they a pore based on personal opinions and social agendas. law makers urged the nutritional panel to stick to nutritional advice. the guidelines are due out this year. >> rice and broccoli versus a pork chop. that is a men u. all rig

mike emmanuel joins us live from capitol hill with more on the lead story today, mike. >> reporter: house speaker boehner tried to turn up the pressure on senate democrats and the house did the work and won its fight and put it back in their court. >> several times this week, senate democrats including senators who oppose the president's action blocked the bill. republicans are standing with the people and the democrats are protecting the president. >> reporter: pressure is building on capitol hill with homeland security money to run out. many law makers are calling for a plan b. the conservatives want to stop the president action on immigration and legally protects 5 million illegal immigrants. president obama threatened to veto legislation that blocks him on immigration. maine republican senator susan collins which would allow the 2012 brought here as children and repeal the 2014 executive action. and top democrats want to only fund the homeland security and firing back in the gop. >> we are not going to it be pressured, be bullied that we have to do this or that immigration reform as a

mike emmanuel has the details. >> there are new questions about the irs's use of taxpayer money at atime when the commissioner is complaining about the lack of resources. >> it is a difficult filing season and the service is abysmal. >> the treasurer rehires employees that had serious conduct issues. more than 7000 rehired. and 824 of them and 11 percent had prior employment issues including 541. and orin hatch said there is no reason to hire employees who failed to uphold those expectation. and this week a senator blasted the agency for practices that don't make sense. >> the irs shelled out over a million in bonuses and 10000 hours in paid vacation time, to 1100 irs employees who owe back taxes. >> there is also a new report for institute for justice that said thanks to the civil forfetture laws, the irs seized thousands from bank accounts without criminal behavior. the irs seized more than 242 million for structuring violations and more than 2500 cases. one- third of those cashes with a series of cash transaction with no other criminal activity. the irs will focus limited resource

and mike emmanuel has details. >> reporter: in a memo this week.he first order of business in february will be voting to repeal obama care. this legislation will also include instructions to the relevant committees to develop a patient centered health care reform. a replacement is in the work. >> the jurisdiction of the health care policy in the country and they are working together to craft what we believe would be a better approach with regard to health care for the american people than obama care. >> and so there will be be one in >> there will be an alternative and you will get to see it. >> reporter: the ways and means chaired by paul ryan and fred upton and john klein. in broad terms. republican alternative would reduce cost and give americans control over the health care decision and provide access to the best care and cures and treatments. centers have been exmroering alternatives. >> we have to get rid of the man dates on the american people and they have to buy a government approved product. and people ought to have the freedom and choice

. >> the fireworks are still happening and mike emmanuel has more for us, mike. >> reporter: jon, good afternoon, time running short jay johnson wrote in a letter to employees obtained by fox, i remain optimistic that congress will not let the funding lapse. but we are planning and preparing for the possibility. after the seen the votes to fund dhs, they will vote on susan collin's vote against president obama's. >> it helps the president follow the law instead of ignoring it. it is hard to see how a senator could oppose a good common sense idea. we look forward to that vote. >> that is the senate and over in the house, conservatives want to fund homeland security and defund the president's executive actions and speaker jon boehner talked about the house versus the senate. >> we have two different institutions that don't have the same body temperature every day, and we tend to work to it narrow the differences but sometimes there are differences. you know, the house by nature and by design is a hell of a lot more rambuncious than the senate. >> there may be a short term solution to let

he is being remembered today by the likes of jesse jackson and chicago mayor rahm emmanuel. >> once saides and the undertaker is find finished, aren't knee will rise up and say nice job buddy. hoots who ernie was. he put the friendly in the friendly confines. he always believed that tomorrow would be better than today. and that is why his spirit will never pass the city of chicago. ♪ >> following a procession after the service past by banks statue at daily plaza. big happy birthday to into a woman who is celebrating a century of life. >> this is harriet powell. she just celebrateed her 100th birthday. >> good for her g look at her. >> her family through a party right there at the crown plaza hotel in philadelphia. you can see oh, it was a pretty good turn out out there. they were partying. and harriet was all smiles and kisses and everything all that loving. happy birthday harriet. >> she looks good. >> still head on fox 29, vets couldn't believe what they found in this guy's stomach then say all dog owners need to see this neck. >> more girl power tomorrow morning. it will be caitlin an

. >> mike emmanuel has more for us, mike. >> reporter: jenna, it is an odd time the clock is running and there is no voting taking place. the house is waiting to see what the senate will pass on immigration and money for homeland security. >> i am waiting for the senate to act. the house did its job to fund homeland security and stop the president's over reach on immigration. senate democrats have stood in the way for three weeks over a bill that should have been debated and passed. and so until the senate does something we are in a wait and see mode. >> reporter: there is a lot of maneuvering behind the scenes. the democrats disagree with the federal judge in texas putting the president's immigration on hold. house democrats say it is time to get this done. >> pass the funding until the end of the fiscal year in september and keep the american people safe. if they don't do that, it is clear their real motivation was just to shut down government and the immigration issue was an excuse, not a reason. >> reporter: meanwhile with time running short the secretary of homeland security con

. >> bishop emmanuel spearman was pastor to edward lee elmore, the man accused of murdering dr.rds. >> i have come to know edward in the late '70s. i pastored his home church. and his mother and i were best of friends. they didn't have a whole lot. >> one of 11 siblings, elmore's father was killed by a hit-and-run driver when elmore was 2. he grew up in dire poverty. >> he had a kind of a low iq. i was a special ed teacher so i knew that he was slow. when i went to greenwood jail and i spoke with him, he really didn't know why he was there. and that bothered me. >> a hard worker, elmore got by on odd jobs like cleaning gutters and washing windows, including for dorothy edwards. when dorothy was murdered, age-old fears and recrimination surfaced in the community. >> i know race plays a role when it comes to the justice system. here in greenwood, there are those who still have their agenda, but it's a hidden agenda. >> i'm positive that race played a factor in edward lee elmore's trials. make no mistake about it. i think that's because he was the black guy that they say killed an

. >> the needle has not moved on rom emmanuel's behalf. >>> plus, the gulf today five years after the spill, a breaking development. >> personally i think bp is taking as much time as they can, retaining as much capital as they can. >> everything is dead. barnacles, sea grasses, all dead. >> you're living on a hope and a prayer. that's all i've got at this point. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. we're going to start with what we hope is growing trend to raise wages. it is great news for american workers in the economy. walmart announced they would be raising their hourly minimum wage to $9 an hour. let's hear it for walmart. they are not alone. aetna, ikea and gap, they're all raising free wages. is this the free market at work or is this time to stop the embarrassment. >> over the past five years, the longest stretch of private sector job creation in american history, businesses adding nearly 12 million new jobs and in perhaps the single most hopeful sign for middle-class families in a very long time wages are beginning to rise again. america is comin

. >> reporter: still emmanuel did not get 50%. he didn't get the black vote.e got a lesson in humility, the first chicago mayor forced into a runoff election. >> to those who voted for someone else i hope to earn your confidence and your support in the weeks to come. >> reporter: emanuel was painted by his opponents as an establishment candidate, a friend of the clintons. the second place go-getter jesus garcia is anti-establishment. he voices support for senator elizabeth warren. they both get support from moveon.org and garcia enjoyed support from the hispanic community, now almost 30% of the vote in chicago. >> now not the people with the money and the power and the connections, not the giant corporations, the big money special interests, the hedge funds and hollywood selects who poured tens of millions of dollars into the mayor's campaign. >> reporter: emanuel is dogged by local issues. violence unabated in four sections of the city mass school closures and a strike that turned the teachers union against him. and like the latest illinois governor, pat quin

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steve will be in conversation with a sikh emmanuelle who had a role in the special adviser on health policy to the omb director. a cancer specialist committees now a vice provost where he heads the department of medical ethics and health policy. he is within his own book about the health-care system titled reinventing american healthcare and he has mentioned several dozen times in the book where he is portrayed as not my old about what he thinks. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming stephen and seek. [applause] the introduction made it sound like i had the open heart surgery -- to sell my book. book. >> you don't believe in self experimentation? [laughter] >> it is a great pleasure to interview you. we spoke a lot more than that. >> i want to ask why you wrote the book and in particular a large part of the book is about sort of fighting over the passage of the aca reclaiming the fixing of the website and i guess the question that i have is did all that matter backs. what did you learn from that? >> 40 while i'd been looking for a book to write about what i perceived

chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is here with an update on a standoff that seems to beks as usual up there on the hill. good evening, mike. >> reporter: bret, good evening, one day closer and still no progress, it is the politics as usual when it comes to funding homeland security which runs out at midnight tomorrow. >> this major amateur hour in a non-legislation. >> reporter: it is a liberal fairytale that house republicans want to shut down the department of homeland security. >> we are not going to be part of their petty games. >> time for the senate to do their work. >> reporter: though like most in washington homeland security secretary jeh johnson reblames optimistic, knowing he has republicans over a barrel. >> they appreciate the consequences of letting funding for homeland security in these challenges timing lapse. >> reporter: in the senate, two key votes to fund homeland security through september and then a bill from republican susan collins to challenge the president's 2014 immigration executive action. over the in the house, a less certain path. democrats

>> emmanuel "el chivo" lubezki, por supuesto, nominado tambiÉn este aÑo, y nominado ya se ha vuelto unan esto nos despedimos. recuerde que puede ver nuestras entrevistas y los videos de "al punto" en univisiÓnnoticias.com. y hasta la prÓxima semana, cuando vayamos juntos "al punto". [besos] >> carlos, carlos, necesito que me des-- >> pues, eso intento, me cae. >> ¡no tonto! necesito que me des una explicaciÓn: ¿por quÉ estamos haciendo esto? >> y porque somos novios, porque lo nece-- [besos] >> no, ¿por quÉ lo estamos haciendo en tu auto y no en tu departamento? ¿quÉ no ves que no quepo aquÍ? >> ¡es que en mi departamento estÁ urrutia! >> esto es el colmo, carlos ¿por quÉ no lo sacas y ya, y lo mandas a la--? >> ¿a la chinita? >> ¡no! a la habitaciÓn de un hotel. >> no, no puedo, es que es muy quisquilloso para los hoteles, le pican las sÁbanas, ademÁs no tiene dinero. >> ¡pues, no sÉ como le vas a hacer! pero lo tienes que sacar inmediatamente. >> mira, amor, espÉrame por favor, ¡es que es mi jefe! no, pues, vida, cachorrita, te suplico. >> ¿primero tu mamÁ y ahora ?

>> emmanuel "el chivo" lubezki, por supuesto, nominado tambiÉn este aÑo, y nominado ya se ha vuelto unaedimos. recuerde que puede ver nuestras entrevistas y los videos de "al punto" en univisiÓnnoticias.com. y hasta la prÓxima semana, cuando vayamos juntos "al punto".>> gr >> felicidades. >> gracias. ah, ya va a empezar la fiesta. >> una, dos, tres. [gritos >> mami, mami, mira que bonito

>> emmanuel "el chivo" lubezki, por supuesto, nominado tambiÉn este aÑo, y nominado ya se ha vuelto unade que puede ver nuestras entrevistas y los videos de "al punto" en univisiÓnnoticias.com. y hasta la prÓxima semana, cuando vayamos juntos "al punto". >> felicidades. >> gracias. ah, ya va a empezar la fiesta. >> una, dos, tres. [gritos >> mami, mami, mira que bonito me pintaron las uÑas. >> "wow", te quedaron divinas, hasta estrellas te pusieron. >> gracias por traer un spa a mi fiesta. >> me encanta que seas feliz

overcommitted in trying to do some of the things that he did and left some fiscal problems for mayor emmanuel. i am proud of working for those guys. i am happy to respond if you have a particular politician who you think was responsible for the state's problems. but i curious as to what i would be. >> host: as i was saying i don't think it's one person. it is the handiwork of many. as one looks back on as a career of illinois politics, how does one because the state is -- this is maybe a related question. >> the other iconic candidate of mine from illinois was paul simon who i think was the essence of integrity. i'm proud of them. zora chose my clients carefully. i knew the illinois political landscape area well. i chose my kennedys pretty carefully. postcode you think it is a fair type of characterization you heard a lot just as politics of illinois are chicago's less ethical than the other part of the united states. is that a slur or does that capture a genuine problem quiet >> guest: there has been corruption endemic to chicago politics for some time. i think that institutionalized corrupt

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congressman emmanuel cleaver, dana milbank and clarence page thank you all for your time tonight. have a great weekend, as best as we can. this is very serious. >> thank you. >> coming up the boo birds turned out for jeb bush at the right-wing summit. you won't believe why his big appearance came a little late and then, of course, there's this. >> it's blue with black. >> blue and black. >> blue kind of thing. >> white and gold. >> where were you when the dress broke the internet? and why do different people see different colors? we called in an expert opinion. >>> hey, reverend al bill nye here. that thing about the dress. maybe there's something to it. i think there is really. i think it might have to do with -- we'll bring you bill nye's explanation ahead in conversation nation. plus the latest from capitol hill where the scramble is on to find some way to stop a homeland security shutdown. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well

. >> rose: because everybody steps forward and says i saw him rahm emmanuel says that. >> yeah yeah well don't hook him up to a lie detector on that one. well i met-- i met barack in 1992 when a friend of mine bette lou satzman a-- of liberal politics in chicago called me and said i just met the remost remarkable young man and i think you should meet him. i said i will be happy to meet anyone you want by why this guy. she said i think he would be the first african-american president of the united states. this was in 1992 when he returned from law school. i always joke when i go to the track i bring bette lou with me because she can spot winners. so i had lunch with him. and i remember very clearly how impressive he was. he didn't walk away humming hail to the chief. but what was clear to me was here was a guy who had been president of the harvard law review, editor of the harvard law review. first african-american could have written his ticket at any corporation any law firm and been set for life essentially. and instead came back to chicago to run a voter registration drive. >> rose: di

here to tell us more is emmanuelle. thank you for coming to talk to us.etitive is it to try to find a viable ideas in the internet of things to invest in? >> it is very competitive. everyone's hands are in the pocket of the internet of things and the idea to have is to provide something more in the traditional investors. we provide funding which is a precondition that most importantly we provide something which is kind of unique and healthy for startups. services like data transfer and go to market capability. anna: tell us about what you have invested in. brain control. controlling devices with your thoughts. it had implications for health care but could go further. guest: the health care industry is the most popular target for this company. the idea is to have people with als syndrome to communicate in a very easy way with the external board. anna: another one that is interesting -- cocoon. this is a smart home internet of things. it focuses on security. it learns the normal sounds and movements your phone -- home makes and then alerts you with a messag

and it hinges on what emmanuel said just a few minutes ago with his work.e is at the cutting edge of a major move it -- major movement towards clean energy jobs. -- are now working every day and wind, and solar, and building the next generation of energy-efficient cars. making a more sustainable world for us so we move into an area where we have a diversified mix of energy choices. and we are doing more with less waste. that is what drives rates down. that is the key to affordable reliable energy for every american. peter: gary treats -- reads and -- tweets in, rail and have for too long neglected the tracks and acquitted. charles calls in from ohio. child. caller: yes, i have something to say. you are all talking about it but all the oil spills always seem to happen -- whether it is pipeline or real -- always seem to have the where fresh water supplies are ruined. now they want to build a humongous oil pipeline over the freshwater aquifers out west. do you think that they -- a 9/11 style attack on this trip i could ever happen? peter: brigham mccown. guest

emmanuel has a huge hunting advantage and had president obama stump for him.e will face jesus garcia on april 7. he got about 33% of the vote. peter cook, in miami this morning. we will speak to you about immigration in a few moments that is why your there. i had to get your take on rahm emanuel and how big of a disappointment this is for one of president obama's lieutenants. >> this is a big disappointment. they hoped to avoid the runoff in chicago. the president paid a visit to boost rahm. he outraised his opponents by 10 to one. the fact that he did not win outright is a disappointment for rahm emanuel. i think it is still likely he will prevail as the mayor but it will be an intense six-week campaign and we will see how it shakes out. betty: the amount of division within the democratic party as we saw with these elections in chicago. i know the president is trying to rally support for the executive action he took on immigration. he is doing that today in miami. he has the help of the tech world. the brazil born cofounder of instagram made his case before t

chicago, the mayor hit a speed bump on the road to reelection and has been forced into a runoff and emmanuel will face the cook county commissioner garcia on april 7. the former white house chief of staff under president obama got 45% of the vote. plagued by persistent violence but the city is threatened by a solvency because of $20 billion in unfunded liabilities. >> i just think it is too cold there. that is how i feel. it is very windy. >> i am not sure it is really that wendy. >> it is. more on janet yellen's second day of testimony. she will be giving the same opening statement as yesterday and then will open questions from members of the house financial services committee. let's break this down. michael mckee. since michael was here yesterday, i will let you go first. also, a suede vest? that is another level. classic is really not a big competition. classes always you look like that. but tell us what you thought yesterday. >> i think the fed pretty much have a plan and a plan is to just wait it out until we see more on crete evidence and more economic indicators of what is actually go

julian emmanuel with ubs. let me do a forex report.n riau and indonesian rupiah, it is one of the weaknesses out there with the euro holding, as well. we have another hour of "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ . . >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: forward guidance is so 2014. a data-dependent janet yellen reports to congress there will be no slack in the debate over the fed's future, and everyone is a critic. all is quiet for the most part in ukraine, and greece. in germany, a bit frantic. lagarde and the imf looks for "a meeting of the minds." global deflation is here. it is clear it is a present danger. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world head quarters in new york. it is tuesday, february 24. i am tom keene. olivia sterns has comcast headlines and earnings out right now. olivia: i see a little bit of a messiss on the topline, fourth-quarter revenue coming in at $17.73 billion. tom: increase of 11%. olivia: the big thing to look for today from comcast is what management h

. >> so last month an eagles fan hanna delmonty reached out to emmanuel ocho, he asked her if he wouldto the prom. he upped the anti and asked for 10,000. hand got to work. within hours she met and exceeded the college. ouch o, went to surprise hanna over the week went a formal invitation. >> my gosh. >> i already talk to the school board, but, would you like to go to the prom with me >> yes. >> this is for you. >> thank you. >> coming in for a school board meeting, just approved, i didn't think he would actually be here, and in the meeting, it made it sound like it was ant proved so i got really nerve us so that happened on friday that happened this friday, yes. >> making girls cry. >> oh, yes. >> they say it is a good thing sometimes, so i guess in this case the tears were a good sign. >> it looks like a good thingy was thinking why did you have to go to the school board to get approved. >> well, because of the weather, school was canceled, so they made that up to get her to the school. >> it was a crazy situation. we had everything planned out. i have been planning for the last mont