quigley of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 203, the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. quigley: thank you, madam chairman and to the ranking member and chairman. my amendment would require that the g.a.o. report to congress the results of a study of health care costs in the u.s. as affected by the elittle nation of e.p. regulation under this act. further report would also detail cost in the u.s. preceding under the current regulatory as determined in 2007 in massachusetts vs. e.p.a. it is science, hard facts fakts and figures that have led to hundreds of scientists to confirm that global warming is real. the most convincing number is that there are over 200 peer reviewed scientific studies that have determined that global warming is real and that man contributes to that and exactly zero that have proved or shown evidence to the contrary. it was science that led the congress to pass the clean air act, the act which designated e.p.a. as the body charged wit

illinois at that time was largely settled from the south. chicago department even exist in -- didn't even exist in 1837 really. most of the early settlers, like lincoln, had been born in slave states like kentucky, tennessee, virginia. this was a free state. the northwest ordnance had barred slavery in illinois, but it harbored deep prejudices toward african-americans. and anyway, the legislature passed a resolution affirming their high -- well, said our deep regard and affection for southern slave openers and their constitutional right to keep their property in slaves. this passed the illinois legislature, it passed the senate man unanimously, and the house of representatives 77-6. only six people voted against it. one of those was abraham lincoln. and a few weeks later lincoln and one other legislator issued a statement explaining why they had voted against it, and lincoln wrote, he said, they believe that the institution of slavery is founded on both injustice and bad policy. but that the promulgation of abolition doctrines tends rather t

. >> en dallas, texas, en congresista por illinois, luis gutiÉrrez, pidiÓ al presidente barak obama parar deportaciones. >> le hemos pedido al presidente que utilice la discreciÓn bastante amplia que ha otorgado a la ley y que no deporte a los jÓvenes del dream act, no es que lo legalice

. >> i yield one minute to the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. shimkus: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. shimkus: thank you, mr. speaker.

this massive tornado tore through farmland in illinois.y, powerful winds and large hail could hammer several major cities, including philly, washington, d.c. and atlanta. >>> the government's color-coded terror alert system officially bites the dust today. the department of homeland security will announce the new system, which will involve sending out alerts via twitter and facebook. we'll get full details this morning on "good morning america." >>> as we mark the first anniversary of the worst oil spill in u.s. history, federal officials are presenting some updated information today about the safety of the seafood from the gulf. >>> there's new hope this morning for an idaho miner trapped since friday. rescue workers late last night discovered there's an open space near where he was working. but they've not heard from that miner since friday's rock fall. >>> president obama visits facebook's headquarters in california today. he'll participate in a live town meeting, taking questions from the site's hundreds of millions of members. mr. oba

tim griffin of arkansas and joe walsh of illinois, two recently elected congressmen. both, i think it's fair to say, are favorites of the tea party. congressman griffin, you just heard the discussion here. you both... both of you voted for the ryan plan, which is the republican plan now to try to bring the deficit under control. as both of you are well aware and i think most people know, it calls for turning medicare into a private insurance program. is that going to happen? >> well, i certainly hope that what we've passed in the ryan or the house budget, i hope that that becomes law at some point. i'd like to just clarify a little bit. what the plan done with regard to medicare is, if you're 55 and over, there are no changes. if you're under 55, yes, there will be changes. but the fact is that medicare as we know it is on a path to bankruptcy in nine years. if we do not privatize it, and there is not a voucher system, i hear that a lot-- and it's not true. >> schieffer: let me just ask you about that. because, you know, in our cbs poll, it says 63% of people don't wa

i come from illinois. illinois failed to heed your testimony story but one should save during the seven figures to survive trying to seven liters. illinois current administration didn't take the what caught. it has to move forward on substance and fiscal reform. illinois and other states have similar situations or to taxpayers to fix the budget. if states like illinois and new jersey to get serious about reform, though never keep the basic, since they've made. reform should be emphasizing agreement governments and adapting to changing times the reform should not demonize public sector workers while dedicating careerist government series. states at the rate to make their own policy, i strongly support collective bargaining rights from public-sector workers and recognize we have toured together collectively to solve problems. click the berg family didn't solve the question in curtailing them won't fix the budget deficits. pogo sticks budget deficits are commonsense reforms that restore sustainable path. coll

i come from illinois. illinois failed to hold testimony one should say the seven good years to survive during the seven lean years. while illinois current administration didn't take the whole day god, it has to move forward on fiscal reform. illinois and other states with similar situations over to the taxpayers to fix budget. in states like illinois and new jersey and california don't get nervous about reform, though never be able to keep the basic promises they have made. reform should be emphasizing reinventing, streamlining and adapting the time. reform should not demonize public sector workers. states have the right to make their own policy, i strongly support collective bargaining rights for public sector workers, the recognize we have to work together collectively to solve what will fix state budget deficits are commonsense reforms to restore budgets to a sustainable path, consider public sector collective bargaining figures. a simple calculation that show public-sector collective-bargaining have an

another tornado touching down or near a farm in illinois. winds tore rooftops and walls from homes. this is also illinois where large homes were badly damaged. long rows of debris left behind, some one's rv to over on its side. a similar scene in ohio where today people were checking out what was left of houses. some can be repaired, summer too far gone. in alabama, a tornado crumpled aluminum roof tops, shredded mobile homes. indiana an aerial view of a neighborhood that got hit again warswalls torn away from the homes. as people tally up the damage and weather experts try to pinpoint how many tornadoes hit, the death toll 1 up wednesday in north carolina. >> we have confirmed another death screen that number up to 14. at this point in time we have 24 fatalities in north carolina. >>catherine: no one's trying to estimate the damage in dollars. this was the damage to just a few homes in ohio. we're talking about thousands of homes and businesses that were destroyed or damaged. ha >>pam: as of wildfires in texas upper more than a million acre

the ohio river in illinois is 15 feet above flood stage. the water keeps coming. sand bagging is not a option in missouri. the levee started to give away . one thousand homes are evacuated. poplar bluff has seen 15 inches of rain in four days. >> an area in carolina saw deadly tornados. 25 states have felt the affect of damaging storms. emily schimdt, abc news. >> 25 states, but not this state experiencing those damaging storms. >> it is not that time of year for us. most people get thunderstorms and tornado we are dryer. >> things are getting better this week. >> if you like the sunshine and warmth, got that forecast for you. if you lifed up on mount tam, this is what you would wake up this morning, looking down from 26000 phot. looks beautiful . you can see san francisco and the bay bridge in the background. nice job . we'll talk about what is going on as far as temperatures. we have about upper 40s in most neighbors and mid-40s around sacramento and napa . we are also dealing with 50 degrees temperatures in the bay shore. around the monterey bay temperatures in

it comes from a planned parenthood clinic in aurora, illinois. the woman's daughter suggested she go to planned parenthood for an annual check scwhrup. a 4 centimeter by 4 centimeter lump was found in her breast. that is a sighsable lump. the providers a planned parenthd connected her with an oncologist. the lump was removed ant woman recovered completely. that woman went back to the clinic to thank them for the care. so when it gets down to this vote, it is a matter of life and death and i hope that those who feel strongly about one issue or the other will also feel strongly about the right of every american to have access to quality care whether you're rich or poor. planned parenthood provides that care in my state and across the nation. the second amendment, mr. president, also is going to relate to health care. i find it hard to believe that at this moment in tiernlg the republicans are suggesting that we should repeal health care reform. this morning we had a town meeting, and in our town meeting was a group that came from illinois of young

a new corruption trial begins for former illinois governor blagojevich.urity secretary janet napolitano announces a new system to tell americans about a terror threat. it will replace the current color codes. >>> and a stubborn wildfire in western texas is just 10% contained today. a huge jet is now dumping fire retardant on the flames. >>> and finally this half hour, we consulted the oxford english dictionary for this one. mick job is defined as quote an unstimulated low-paying job with few prospects. >> flipping a burger that sort of thing but they're trying to change that. went on the offensive against that idea yesterday, as it sought to hire thousands of new workers. t.j. winick is here in new york with more. good morning, rob and peggy. mcdonald's hopes that this job drive will change their image as an employer of last resort. call it mcjobapalooza. 50,000 new hires in one day, for the most recognizable name in fast food. >> it means food on a table and rent being paid. >> reporter: job seekers like james black in charlotte have been lining up acros

tornadoes tear across missouri and illinois. as a major new storm system rolls east. >>> and one year later, assessing the damage for bp's >>> and one year later, assessing the damage for bp's deepwater oil rig disaster. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the cbs morning news for wednesday, april 20th, 2011. >>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. the faa insists first lady michelle obama was never in any real danger when her plane had to abort a landing at andrews air force base monday, but the incident which also involved a military transport jet focused more attention on air traffic controllers who have taken a lot of criticism lately. susan mcginnis joins us live from washington. good morning, susan. how did this happen. >> good morning, betty. this is apparently not an uncommon event. it was not a near miss or even a close call, but when the first lady is on board, it's going to get a lot of attention and it is yet another embarrassment for the faa. the first lady and jill biden, wife of the

also, on capitol hill this week, senator dick durbin of illinois convened a hearing on the civil rightsof american muslims. the event came less than a month after representative peter king's highly- controversial house hearing into homegrown muslim radicalization. durbin said he hoped his hearing would counter islamophobia in the u.s. cardinal theodore mccarrick, former archbishop of washington, was among those testifying. he said america should be an example for the rest of the world. >> as other countries wrestle with how to treat religious minorities, let them look to our nation, where we work to ensure that our muslim sisters and brothers are treated with dignity and that their religious identity and beliefs must be treated with respect. >>> we have a special report today on religion and social media. faith-based groups are finding new and creative ways to use online technologies. many say this is dramatically expanding the reach of their ministries. but what impact is it having on beliefs, practices, and religious authority structures? kim lawton takes a look. >>> on any given week

ross from south elgin, illinois. ross, good afternoon. >> hi, ed. kudos to c-span and woc radio for putting this show together and give us people a chance to speak out and i got a surprise, a different subject. i'm talking about line item veto. >> all right. what's on your mind? >> i would love to see something said about line item veto. i heard a broadcast with one of the higher-ups at "forbes" magazine and he said, sadly, we can afford the wars that are going on, but we can't afford all of these lobbyists with the line item veto thing. i don't know if i said that right. >> yeah, i got it. and thanks for the call. >> line item veto is something that some republicans and democrats have want forward a long time. >> i think it is very dangerous. >> one of the reasons it probably doesn't happen is that there would be a natural tension between the branches, the executive and the congressional branch about power shifting. my guess is there might be congressional folks who might not want to hand that much power to the executive branch. there may be consti

so it is true that 90% of the cases that are indicted in the northern district of illinois, which iscago, result in a conviction. it's not true that 90% of the cases that go to trial result in a conviction. the 90% includes guilty pleas. so some of the cases that are tried are the ones where the evidence is the thinnest. what lord black was saying is what i have listened to my clients say for the past 25 years since i became a defence lawyer, and they are in some cases and have been people like lord black who occupied positions of tremendous power. and they express shock and amazement that the system can be as harsh as it is, that their rights, which they've always thought were hallowed, seem so few when they get into a tussle with the government. as i said, it's high stakes and it's bare knuckles in the way a criminal trial and criminal investigation are conducted. - now, even though a lot of political opinions get expressed in there via a character in their mind or in their speech, i get the feeling sometimes that the deus ex machina behind it-- namely, you--is actually speaking fo

a parking lot in metropolis, illinois, was transformed into a lake. and in branson, missouri, families were scrambling to beat the flood. >> my dad is born and raised here. we've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: in illinois, they've got a tough decision coming. they just might break the levee upstream to save the town. but if they do that, they'll sacrifice hundreds of acres of farms. they're headed to court to fight it out. at least ten people have already been killed so far in these storms this week. diane? >> thank you, steve. every day, so much loss. >>> and, we shift now, to a strange day in american politics. president obama pressured to produce his full birth certificate, more than two years into office. saying, it's time to stop the side shows and carnival barkers. but within minutes, donald trump had punched back. and jake tapper is at the white house for us tonight. jake? >> reporter: diane, some advisers cautioned the president not to address this issue, because a long protracted discussion by republican presidential candidates about wh

high winds elsewhere in illinois blew railcars off their tracks. three tornadoes were spotted in pike county, missouri, yesterday causing damage to homes and businesses. so far there are no reports of any injuries unlike last week when 46 people died. they could use a little relief in the midsection of our country. crazy week. >> absolutely. >>> out here, nothing like that. just maybe a little chance of showers. let get a quick look at traffic and weather and we are going to start with lawrence in our midweek forecast. good morning, lawrence. >> good morning, guys, yeah. they have not reached the peak of tornado season just yet. that doesn't come until the middle of may so things going to be very active this year especially after la nina. but here we go, folks, outside today we have more clouds beginning to make their way into our skies and, yeah, there is a chance we could see some more showers out there. nothing real heavy outside. but yeah, bring that umbrella with you if you are heading out and a light jacket. you may need it. temperatures now

lane evans in west illinois. it was quite a victory. it democrat in 100 years to win in this west illinois district. rahm emanuel what to get some credit for his organization for having played a big role. he called me and then he called me and then he called me. he kept calling me. mercifully, susan went into labor and i went into the hospital -- i went to the hospital. we are in the recovery from and the phone rings. i picked it up. david? rahm emanuel. i just needed to know how it went. how did it go? i said, great. i have a new son. he said, that is great. there are a few minutes of silence. he says, when do you think you will be back at work? i will tell you, anything this city needs, there will never be a more energetic advocate for the interests of this city, with business, with other levels of government. no one will be safe from his desire for the city. i think the city will profit from it. >> a couple more things before we finish off. there is a malady known as the atomic saber. it -- not as potomac fever. it makes it difficult

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. kelly: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my colleague from illinois. i appreciate that. the chair recognizes me and i want to go forward and say i want to thank you and i want to introduce my colleague from the great state of california, the sponsor of this bill and a member of the reagan commission, mr. gallegly. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr.: i thank the gentleman for yielding. -- mr. gallegly: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in support of h.r. 1308, a bill to extend the termination date for the ronald reagan centennial commission act. the worked of the ronald reagan centennial commission is not quite finished. that's why this legislation is needed to extend the commission through december 30 of this year. allowing the commission to deliver additional events for the public. extending the commission through the end of 2011 will allow to accomplish several key goals. some i

>>de illinois está el congresista luis gutierrez >>qué está pidiendo usted que haga el presidente obamaara lidiar con el dolor que sufre la comunidad, que no deporten más padres de niños latinos >>pero ya se dijo que el presidente no puede hacer nada, podría decirse que es violar la ley >>nosotros no le pedimos que viole la ley, sino que le diremos que fue elegido por nosotros, le hemos dado el poder. >>y su administración pidio a los congresistas que no fuera. >>y fue un fracaso, porque vinieron y de hecho tuvimos dos excelentes reuniones el pasado fin de semana. >>el sistema migratorio está quebrado, tiene muchos ejemplos devastadores de ejemplo que indican que la ley debe ser arreglada >>los cambios que hemos hecho tienen resultados por ahora, hemos aumentado la deportacion de personas criminales y hemos reducida la cantidad de no criminales. >>trataron de influir ustedes en que ellos no participaran >>hemos hablado con ellos para tratar de avanzaren el proceso legislativo, vamos a seguir trabajando para lograr un concenso bipartidista >>y vamos a la pausa, porque en texas se dice qu

mortar businesses out of state companies that aren't paying their fair share of taxes are sticking illinois residents and businesses with the tab no sorry senator you're sticking those businesses with the tab and now you just want to stick it to some more businesses how much you want to bet some of the sponsors of his campaigns are going to profit from this legislation. he even had the audacity to call his bill the main street fairness act but who would really be pain this tax you that's because those online businesses will simply pass the cost on to the consumer as a sales tax added to the total of the purchase so it's not even businesses that would be bearing the cost but we the people as always and if senator durbin really cared about tax fairness you think he'd do something about the sixty seven thousand two hundred four page long i.r.s. code or the fact that after reporting a two thousand and ten profit of fourteen point two billion dollars general electric didn't pay any taxes last year he only cares about taking care of his sponsors book was it our good friend former senator al gore

--el representante del estado de illinois, junto a lideres comunitarios, busca enviarle un mensaje alesidente "barack obama" para que cumpla las promesas de campaña hechas a los inmigrantes.--entre otras cosas, el legislador democrata pide que se suspendan las deportaciones de estudiantes que califican para acogerse al "dream act" o "acta de los sueÑos." "gutierrez" entendemos que el congreso o tiene la capacidad para una reforma migratoria pero usted presidente hizo un compromiso >> los representantes de la coalision de uniran el 1 de mayo, se espera que cientos de sus miembros salgan a san francisco >> y mostrar la fuerza que tiene el pueblo >> la marcha comenzara el domingo en las calles 24 y concluira en le centro civicode la ciudad arrancara a las 4 de la tarde >> uno de los jueces más reconocidos llego a la bahia al llamar a cuentas al ex dictador chileno >> baltazar llegó envío mensaje a promover la justicia a nivel internacional >> yo creo que ha sido vocacion de servicio público de joven >> el juez español llego a dar una conferencia sobre justicia internacional, en 1998 que

. >> esto lo escuchÓ el congresista por illinois. >> el presidente maÑana puede decir si tu eres un padre beneficios a los indocumentados. >> deja a aquellos que fueron deportados... >> durante el recorrido en estados unidos se guardaron las peticiones para entregarlas al presidente. >> es tiempo de hacer justicia no teniendo la excusa de los republicanos. >> casi un millÓn de personas han sido deportados en sus paÍses de origen, la mayorÍa no tenía antecedentes criminales. y como complemento a la campaÑa nacional para el prÓximo dos de mayo, 23 estados de la naciÓn se unirÁn para hacer una cadena humana, para seguir presionando por una reforma migratoria. >> investigadores federales que examinar un aviÓn de la aerolÍnea realizaron un aterrizaje de emergencia dijeron que un objeto de cinco pies de largo muestra evidencia que se habÍan encontrado fisuras el aÑo pasado y se repararon. hoy fue otro dÍa de cancelaciones de vuelos para esta aerolÍnea al -300 pueblos esto domingo. mientras se continÚan con la inserciÓn de los aviones. - inspecciÓn en instantes la violencia disminuye la travesÍa

thousands of coal miners in illinois lost their jobs. even in the greenhouse gas debate, it would add 50 cents a gallon to a gallon of gas. does that create jobs? it destroys jobs. we're trying to price energy, all costs go up. if you're concerned about the economy and concerned about jobs, this is the perfect bill to support. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the -- the gentleman from california. mr. waxman: i yield to my colleague from the state of california, mrs. capps, one and a half minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one and a half minutes. mrs. capps: i rise in strong opposition to the dirty air bill. once again the house is considering legislation that has little to no chance of becoming law. meanwhile, the public wants us to focus on job creation. but the leadership of this house isn't listening. the only job they seem interested in is the one they want e.p.a. not to do, protect the public's hell. it's not surprising that many of our

joyce and i have gone to her 50th high school reunion in illinois, in the year 2000 i think september, and joyce with her perception and wisdom and foresight announced to our friends that this was the beginning of our world period. this was in september of 2000. we had no more idea of the world that i would end up, had no particular desire to. we were happy in life is good. i had been in business for a period of years,. >> was very successful and tell us about that in the book. >> served as chairman on various commissions. and felt that i was contributing in a voluntary way. >> when he became secretary of defense, how have things changed at the pentagon and washington in general since 1977? >> i wish i knew the actual numbers, but for one thing, congressional staff had ballooned and had gone by a multiple of i've got to believe two, three or four. the defense authorization bill, piece of legislation that the congress passed in each house and then have a conflict and then there's a piece of paper, papers that represent the authorization bill telling the department of defense what it ca

frank in washington, helen in los angeles, steve, in sioux falls, south dakota, patsy in joliet, illinois. daniel in fayetteville, arkansas. bob woodbury, connecticut, gary -- i think you know gary in pennsylvania. jim in winnipeg, manitoba, brian in amityville, new york. rich in green bay, wisconsin, steven in rome, georgia. norville, thank you as always. it's a pleasure to have you in the shop not too long ago in lewisville and dave in brookfield we just got your book signed as well just before we got online here. we have many more books for harold to sign and many others that we're not speaking about here but we thank you all and appreciate you helping independent book dealers. there's so many things to go to and maybe in no particular order, i'm going to go into -- into lbj for a moment because you speak about his putting together during this period putting together his cabinet. i think there's a parallel with lbj who said, and you'll have to pardon me, this is a quote from the president, that why did he bring certain people who are not of his political persuasion into his cabinet? an

the rock river in illinois. slows into the mississippi. it's a feeder for the mississippi. it is a major river. it is a powerful river. you get caught out in the middle of that current. and you don't know how to swim, you are in trouble. you are heading downstream in a hurry. somebody is going to have to come and get you out of that trouble. well, guess who that was? for seven years. he learned -- as i said, i think it was the perfect job for him. because he was at one in the same time the focus of the attention, the man of the hour, when things went wrong, he was the one that everybody turned to. yet, at the same time, he could remain solitary. you have to be removed as the life guard. and you can't be off snoozing at the concession stand, or hanging out with your buddies. you've got to be watching and paying attention. given that he's near sided, he really has to pay attention. staring through the thick glasses the whole time at the river. trying to figure out who's going to get in trouble and where the whole time. he was, i think, keeping the planets aligned is how it --

with us the assistant majority leader senator dick durbin of illinois. and the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman mike rogers, republican from michigan. then the political debate. the president outlines a broad view of when to use military force and seizes on the crisis in the middle east and japan to argue for energy independence. with us for perspective on that debate, author of the book "the prize" daniel yergin, plus the rest of our roundtable on the falling jobless rate and gop infighting over spending. with us, republican strategist and columnist for "time" magazine, mike murphy, columnist for "the washington post," e.j. dionne, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin and president of the national urban league, marc morial. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> first some news. in a statement released this morning the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan general david petraeus condemns the burning of the holy koran by florida pastor terry jones last month. the incident has sparked deadly anti-american prote

gasolina regular es 3. 84, casi un dólar más que hace un año en 6 estados incluyendo california, illinoisde los 4 dólares. >> en este lugar tienen la gasolina más cara, pero muchas otras gasolineras especialmente en el norte ya la tienen por más de 5 dólares el galón. >> y hay quiénes empiezan a tomar medidas. >> unos comprando autos más económicos, otros dejando de manejar. >> solamente si tengo que trabajar, pues a trabajar, pero ya no hay salidas, ya no salimos. >> en chicago se van al vecino estado de indiana donde es más barato llenar el tanque. >> en california, y otros puntos fronterizos, hay los que se van a méxico como lo hicieron cuando estaba igual de cara en el 2008, entre ellos camioneros. >> y no solo eso, de repente gente robando gasolina como si fuera o oro. >> haciendo comentarios explosivos el multimillonario y posible candidato presidencial donde trump dice que con todo el dinero que ha metido en irak se... a la fuerza de su petróleo, la frustración se ve la triple a dice que sube la cantidad de automóvilistas tratando de usar hasta la última gota se están quedando sin

one is illinois, they have laid out an entire track. the teachers have to be taught before they graduate and become certified. and texas just recently passed the law, every middle school and high school student has to go 3 anger management and emotional training before they leave school. what makes more sense? how do live with yourself and others at the same time. >> thank you. i am going to ask officer parillo to talk. often people are intimidated by police presence. how have you been able to work collaboratively with parents to gain trust and how have you used community policing, that term can mean many things to see a police officer as an ally as an friend rather than perhaps an authority figure who is simply going to be disciplinaryian? thank you. for me and my ceople. parents. esl. everything. i got so excited about the potential could be. and it changed the neighborhood and young people. if you want to talk about safety. i think we can make a joint commitment to this philosophy and start making it happen in san francisco. >> i rea

take mayra live take pkg el congresista democrata por illinois continu hoy su gira en la bahia para promoveruna reforma migratoria. ademas de recibir el apoyo de inmigrantes y organizaciones, luis gutierrez fue respaldado publicamente, entre otros, por el supervisor, david campos, quien representa al barrio de la mision. sot: david "discriminación es discriminación y ningun grupo en este país llegará a tener los mismos derechos, los derechos iguales sin pelear por los derechos de los otros grupos. estamos todos conectados" la comunidad exige que el gobierno federal pare las deportaciones . sot: lul "las familias estan sufriendo, los niños, entonces no les estamos dando una vida saludable a los niños entonces por eso es bien importante que nos unamos." la activista rodriguez pidio a la comunidad que continue presionando al presidente obama para que legalice a los indocumentados. sot: ana "si no nos movilizamos, nunca vamos a lograr una reforma migratoria." juan carlos , que vive en san francisco, asegura que una reforma migratoria beneficiaria a todo el pais - en materia economica. sot: juan

cu ---el congresista federal por illinois, luis gutierrez....se encuentra en el area de la bahia embarcado en una campaÑa nacional que lo esta llevando por mas de 20 ciudades del pais. ---su primera parada hoy fue en redwood city. ---pilar niÑo nos cuenta... que tiene que ver todo esto con la reforma migratoria, pilar ?. take pkg take pkg pilar nino 01:28 asi es, aqui en la iglesia episcopal el buen pastor de redwood city el congresista promovio esta campana de que sin necesidad de acudir al congreso, el presidente obama puede usar su poder administrativo para brindar algunos alivios migratorios 1:43 luis gutierrez/congresi sta federal 11:14 20 senadores hace dos semanas dijeron hace dos semanas exactamente lo que yo y otros hemos dicho ya por un mes que el presidente tiene amplia discrecion y autoridad para conferir un tratamiento distinto al sistema de inmigracion 11:34 este mensaje que ya ha repetido en otras ciudades, lo trajo hoy ante decenas de personas en redwood city.organiza ciones locales se estan aliando al congresista gutierrez para

---el representante del estado de illinois, junto a lideres comunitarios, busca enviarle un mensaje alente "barack obama" para que cumpla las promesas de campaña hechas a los inmigrantes.---entre otras cosas, el legislador democrata pide que se suspendan las deportaciones de estudiantes que califican para acogerse al "dream act" o "acta de los sueÑos." ---"gutierrez" tambien pide mayor proteccion para los trabajadores inmigrantes. --los representantes de la llamada "coalicion del primero de mayo" anunciaron que se uniran a las marchas programadas para este domingo. --la agrupacion esta compuesta por sindicatos y organizaciones comunitarias. --en san francisco, cientos de sus integrantes saldran a las calles para manifestarse a favor de los derechos de los trabajadores y los inmigrantes. ---en san francisco, la marcha partira al mediodia de la esquina de las calles 24 y mission, rumbo al centro civico de la .ciudad. ---en san jose, tambien habra marcha. 'esta arrancara a las 4 de la tarde en la esquina de las calles "story y king"... los participantes saldran hacia la alcaldia de san jo

. >> desde illinois regreso con ustedes. >> viviana muchas gracias por tu información, del cielo le llegóte fue arrastrado por el fuerte viento y quedaron atascado entre unas rocas por medio de una soga y un helicóptero los socorristas lograron rescatarlos y llevarlos de vuelta a tierra firme. >> otro que se salvó de una muerte segura es el piloto de un hidro plan en washington. >> la embarcación se prendió en llamas y el conductor salió ileso logró saltar al agua justo a tiempo, hasta el momento se desconoce qué lo provocó. >> y bien le mencionamos que ha causado conmoción el intento de asesinato de una mujer hispana en california. >> el brutal ataque quedó grabado en video y las autoridades buscan más pistas para atrapar a este malechor, vamos con salvador durán cquien está con las imágenes. >> que tal buenas tardes el cruel ataque en esta concurrida esquina el crimen fue captado por una cámara de seguridad. >> estas imágenes muestran cuando una mujer de 25 años de edad, que cruzaba la calle, fue brutalmente puñalada y sin piedad alguna en plena vía pública al criminal que se dio a la f

it's ready for him to sign when he returns from an illinois campaign symptom.ore. >> hello chicago. >> president obama warms us to campaign rhetoric raising $2 million for his reelection effort. >> this is not my campaign, this is your campaign. >> illinois launched the president's political career but in an exclusive interview with george stephanopolous, he admitted he made a mistake as a senator when he voted against extending the debt limit that was an example of a new senator making what is a political vote as opposed to doing what was important for the country. >> this week he laid out how he would reduce the budget deficit. paul ryan proposed his own plan, said the president was exceedingly partisan. >> it was not so much a critique of what the house republicans have proposed as it was a description of what they proposed. >> and top e-mail viewer concern gas prices. he says he is not ready to release oil reserves. >> we don't want to catch ourselves in a situational when things are uncertain in the middle east we are use it now and we need more later. >>

from chicago illinois gary thank you so much for joining us tonight gary good to see you buddy. i mean so what do you think of the cell phone data it's i've got to me i don't know what to call it other than data rape they i feel like if someone came from i know that's an offensive term but if someone came to me and was just plug into vice my phone because they had a gun and they had their the ability to do that i can't imagine i mean to me that's maybe it's a close as i can imagine to be in rape but having all of my personal data sucked out of my cell phone all my conversations my contacts write e-mails all of that is this you think this is going to be a growing practice we're seeing more of without question and this is an extension of you know people being groped and stripped digitally t.s.a. checkpoints at airports across america now we're seeing the digital information that is possessed by americans personal information on their cell phones extracted by these devices that are known as you feds and these devices and the research i've been able to describe is what are they what

>> it was part of two huge storm systems then rolled across the mississippi river into southern illinois creating a path of destruction that damaged at least 750 homes and leveled entire neighborhoods. >> he saw it and i cried. >> already this tornado season 41 people have been killed by twisters so far. last year the death toll was 45 for the entire season and this month is shaping up to be the most active month for twisters on record. preliminary reports of 559 tornados in april alone and forecasters are expecting even more this week. >> there are still more threats for severe wets weather coming up for monday and tuesday across the southern plains and middle mississippi valley. here, airport officials it will take up to two months to repair all the damages and this is one of twisters that ripped through st. louis. the strongest was the strongest to hit st. louis in 40 years but amazingly no report of fatalities. >> a new poll shows a significant shift in californians using higher taxes to balance the budget. 60% of those surveyed say they support an election to extend a temporary tax

manzullo of illinois, chairman. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to 14 u.s.c. 194 and the order of theous of january 5, 2011, the chair announces the speaker's appointment of the following members of the house to the board of visitors of the united states coast guard academy. the clerk: mr. coble of north carolina and mr. courtney of connecticut. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to commend the baylor university women's basketball team on an outstand 20g11 season. i don't believe there are many members of the bo yid bush body have the honor to represent two great schools who went to the ncaa elite eight in the women's you were toment. this is part of the win trag decision that includes a national championship in 2005. coach kim mulkey and the lady bears deserve recognition for winn

in wisconsin, they have the same thing in iowa and illinois -- actually have built prisons just for sex offenders. can you imagine? the entire prison are sex offenders, mostly young men. that is what they are. young men who are confused about their sexuality. as my son was or your son was. i'm going to continue with this, just some of the suggestions we have had. get rid of the word "officer." you have police officers -- isn't that enough? we have, like, 2 million of them. it should be social workers, correctional workers. parole workers. get rid of parole officers and probation officers all together. i call them resource centers so that when somebody comes out of jail or prison, that it would not matter if they came out of a mental hospital or and mentally retarded group home or they are getting out of jail or sleeping on the streets, when they get out, they go to something called a resourced center for health, and there, there would be social worker people that would help them. it does not really matter if they get out of jail or prison and a sleeping on the streets. i saw the same pe

. >> como pasÓ en arizona ahora pasa en indiana y puede pasar tambiÉn en illinois. >> desde chicago,la primera dama de guatemala en su aspiraciÓn presidencial. >> ademÁs, un nuevo escándalo ♪ >> una marcha organizada por simpatispantes del presidente nicaragüense terminÓ en violencia. nos explica cuÁl fue el detonante que originÓ el enfrentamiento entre los manifestantes. >> simpatizantes y opositores del gobierno de ortega salieron a las calles de la capital. los oopositores rechazan su candidatura. la juventud sandinista respaldÓ al mandatario con una caminata y festival que llamaron por el amor y la paz. >> queremos al presidente ortega siempre gobernando. >> representamos miles que a travÉs de diferentes medios han dicho: no a la reelecciÓn inconstitucional del presidente ortega. porque eso trae violencia. >> precisamente se registraron forcejeos entre los manifestantes y la policÍa. >> es aquÍ donde los sandinistas llaman la plaza de las histoorias y los opositores la llaman la plaza del fraude. >> yo los dejo pasar, que los masacren allÁ. eso es lo que quieren? yo no estoy por

. >> y gracias y una cámara de seguridad captó el robo en un salón de belleza en illinois, y destrozarone duró poco alegría a un ladrón ques a salto que asaltó un banco. el malechor entró a un restaurante para lem europa, y pero esto molestó a empleados y el dueño del negocio lo siguió y logró capturarlo con el motín. >> y el el terror en un vecindario en los Ángeles cuando un residente sacó un arma y comenzó a disparar contra vecinos, salvador está en el lugar de los hechos con todos los detalles, adelante con la información. >> que muy buenas tardes, los vecinos de este barrio en el sur nos escriben una escena violenta, que nos dicen inició con llamada al 911 dónde estaba reportando a un vecino violento. >> sin vida quedó un hombre en el interior de esta vivienda cuando al parecer se enfrentó a los agenteción de la policía de los Ángeles que atend ían una llamada de auxilio. >> había una llamada de dos vecinos peleando, cuando los oficiales llegaron allí, ellos cono frontalaron al sospechoso y de allí sucedió que los oficiales tuvieron que disparar. >> y dicen que el hombre era hispano

but sold only at sam's club stores.so far, 12 people in arizona, california, colorado, georgia, illinois, mississippi, missouri, ohio, washington and wisconsin have become ill over the last four months. the recall includes 4-pound boxes of jennie-o's "all natural turkey burgers with seasonings lean white meat."the products were packaged on nov. 23. if >> george: stocks headed higher. >> james: stocks edging higher this morning up 11. southwest fell by 2 percent today as a deal with the problems today. we will take a break. a live look from the bay. nice day today but that changes midweek a cold snap is headed our way. >> louisa: 10:48 a.m., blue sky out there it is going to be another sunny clear day. temperatures will climb even more than yesterday. it could be the warmest day of the week. a cooling trend by tomorrow that continues throughout the week. bringing a chance of rain on thursday. today temperatures will be it quite a bit warmer than yesterday. into the afternoon highs will get eight degrees warmer. in 11 degree jumps down in to san jose, at 9 degrees warmer in san francisco.

governors and in missouri, illinois, and missouri have declared an -- and kentucky have declared a state of emergency. they were hit by a tornado overnight. >> it is on the ground. my god. >> thunder roared and warning sirens blared as 38 reports of tornadoes slammed the southern plains. at least four people were killed after a series of suspected tornadoes. further north west, three others were killed in flash flooding. they went through deep water saving young children. emma thompson's were the worst hit. they were in the house with very young children. >> we ended up in the closet. >> every tree is on their home, a total loss. in texas, a golf ball sized hail of shattered these windows. now 70 m.p.h. winds destroyed the side of this gas station and this highway sign in the middle of the road. 46 people have been killed nationwide by tornadoes. there have been over 5000 severe weather reports so far in april. heavy rain has caused another problem. flooding from oklahoma to ohio. cars are submerged in water. this roof is barely keeping above the water. residents were forced to evacuate,

illinois, indiana, ohio, alabama and missouri all experienced severe weather.news after the break. >>> now a look at other big stories covered by our new crews today. >> reporter: former governor arnold schwarzenegger speaking out. ernie nestor plead guilty. his father is fabian nunez. he told news week he knew the kid well and that it was all right to help out a friend. the family tells us they are outraged. kron 4 news. >> reporter: an arrest made in tuesday's attempted sexual assault case. investigators say the next step is to see if there is a connection between the suspect and three other sexual assaults dating back to september of 2010. haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the city made an offer to homeowners who houses are threatened by this landslide. they sent letters to six homes effected by the slide. the plan involves driving peers into the ground to stable lies a slide and it will remove the dirt that slid down. it will allow residents to come back into their home. before work can begin they would have to agree to the work and sign a waver. the

. >>> seria grande, en puerto rico los estados que tenemos más hispanos, texas california illinois seriacanos tuvieron serios problema por el acuerdo de la semana, pasada, el líder republicano dijo que da un paso adelante. >>> el presidente barack obama empezó el año pidiendo cero recortes de gastos y ahora estamos recortando, 315 mil millones dul próximo año. >>> la batalla, por el cerré, puede que este terminando por la juicio a recortes está recien iniciando. >>> el 20 de mayo fiscales ntro ales, van a decidir si llevan a juez a barry bonds, este miércoles el ex pelotero fue encontrado, culpable solo de la fecha en qu ad de oaklans cargo jurado no udo llegar a un acuerdo. >>> la ciudad de oakland, ganó una demanda en contra de 2010, iles adores que aprovecharon una protesta para cometer atracos en una "bart", "johan llevaron miles de dólares en artículo culos durante una fans mes tags por la muerte de oscar ci abran. historia eas alía dijo que oakland no va trescien >>> hay más afro-americano que grande. raza minoría más grande en parte sur.ue las familias de raza negra abandonaron la

. >> reporter: the same storm system toppled trees and ripped roofs from homes in illinois, and the threat of more rain has them filling sand bags along the banks of the white river in indiana, making this a holiday weekend memorable for all the wrong reasons. richard cantu, abc news. >> alan: in the persian gulf, yemen's president has agreed to resign after weeks of violent blow tests against his regime. this weekend, security forces opened fire on antigovernment protesters. the deal was announced today by a senior government official and mandates that the president leave office within 30 days and handover power to his deputies. he previously insetted on serving out his term not 2013. the afremont provides him with complete immunity and also members of his rental -- regime. >> here in san francisco, several hundred people rallied in support of the people ofem man. the rally was endorsed by amnesty international. >> a big earth day celebration today at san francisco's civic center plaza. and this year's earth day festival brought multicultural musics and sustainable living activists to the

the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: i rise to speak in morning business, even though it's the evening. it's the nature of the senate rules and procedure. but during the course of the day, we've had a number of colleagues coming to the floor talking about the looming shutdown of the federal government. during the last several hours, as we've spoken, the leaders, majority leader of the senate, harry reid, and speaker of the house, john boehner, had been meeting with president obama. it's my sincere hope that it's been a productive, fruitful meeting and that they will report to us soon that we have found a way out of this difficulty. i certainly hope that's the case. but if it's not, if we are destined to see this government shut down tomorrow night at midnight, it is a sad commenta commentary, one that most american voters will resent and be disappointed with, and understandably so. it basically says that people who are leaders today have been unable to reach an agreement. fingers of blame will be pointed in both