wgn's gaynor hall joins us with the details. gaynor? first fitch, now moody's. both downgrading illinois' credit rating this week. and still no agreement from lawmakers on how to fix the 100 billion dollar pension debt that's gobbling up the state's finances. governor pat quinn calling lawmakers back to work on june 19 to deal with the pension "emergency." in a statement saying, "time and time again over the past two years, i have proposed, asked and pushed members of the general assembly to send me a comprehensive pension reform bill. time and time again, failure to act by deadlines has resulted in the bond rating agencies lowering our credit rating, which hurts our economy, wastes taxpayer money and shortchanges the education of our children." also at stake is quinn's future. he's up for re-election next year. republican state treasurer dan rutherford, who announced he's running for governor, says the problem is leadership. "i hope they don't do what the governor did in 2012, spent tens of thousands and dollars on a special session, and they walked away from t