but i think take a look at illinois's job growth versus wisconsin, and come on into illinois. everybody's welcome. >> all right. governor pat quinn, thanks for your time tonight, and good job. >> thank you. >> good job. you're doing exactly what they say can't be done. remember to answer tonight's question there at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter @edshow. i want to know what you think. >>> and next, republicans agree to extend low interest rates for student loans, but how are they going to pay for it? by gutting health care? congressman george miller who chairs the committee joins me. and also, mitt romney still hasn't closed the deal with conservatives. and their top choice for vice president could really use one of those president obama teleprompters. stay with us. we're right back. [ male announcer ] sweet. tangy. creamy. you don't often find these things in one place. maybe in vegas, if you know where to look. and us. so come on, give us a whirl. ♪ >>> coming up, republicans have a plan to keep student loan interest rates low. but you won't believe

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wonders across illinois. north of chicago 6 mi.s beach state park the last major stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the state >> this season set and the compass south. five and a half hour drive from chicago 5 illinois last great wilderness. shawnee national forest quarter of a million acres. water flowing down the hills shawnee national forest shimmering lakes and rivers southern illinois bbiological rich watershed where north meets south. louisiana style cypress tupelo swamps natural diversity pushes its way north on the mississippi migratory birds southern illinois crucially important habitat vital as the sun >> for its follow mississippi river corridor down south to the gulf coast and in some cases far beyond that happened in the refugee down there provides us with important place for birds >> cultural treasures like magnolia manor in cairo john logan museum in murphyeboro tells the dramatic story of the region's civil war history and how ulysses grant was rushed to southern illinois to keep strategically important piece of re

he publishes one in 1860 that's an address to the free people of illinois. and it's an attack on the fugitive slave law. he's a very gifted writer in terms of his use of illusion, and he does not compromise in his stances. menard says in this article that the fugitive slave law has turned the whole north into one vast hunting ground for men and chased us to the shores of canada, if we seek to attain freedom. he goes after the constitution's three-fifths clause which he calls a tyrannical stipulation, designed to impede citizenship and voting rights and ever attaining equality for african-americans in the united states. he also embraces at this point what was considered a very controversial proposition, especially in the black community. it aligns him with a faction within the abolition movement, that was the immigration movement. the belief that the united states would not hold out for equal rights, civil rights, civil liberties and freedom for african-americans until sometime in the very, very distant future, and therefore, he urges blacks under their own v

the gentlelady from illinois. mrs. biggert: mr. speaker, at this time i yield three minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for two minutes. mr. woodall: three minutes, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: three minutes. i apologize. mr. woodall: i rise in rectant opposition to this bill. we got caught up in politician today. i am so angry i could spit. i am trying to bring my blood pressure around. i am the key note speaker tonight for the georgia college republicans statewide convention, and i'm going to go down there and proudly tell them i voted no on this bill toda that is pandering on their interes not because i don't love people in education, it's because i love young people in education. we are paying for a piece of legislation, every oil industry tax you want to raise, every millionaire tax you want to raise, you know, that could be paying down the deficit that we're borrowing from these young people that you purport to -- that you support here

now, cascadia was the first territorial capital of illinois. so he grew up on the frontier, that was set aside to be a free state when it was incorporated there. and there was actually a fairly vibrant free black community that grew up in illinois. he had enough of a distinction to his background through the menard family connection, that he was able to afford education. his parents sent him off to an abolitionist school in sparta, illinois, in the 1850s. he shows up at iberia college in 1858 where he actually attended classes. this is an antebellum african-american who actually obtains a college education, which was quite remarkable in this day. you can tell simply from reading his works, reading his speeches, he is thoroughly educated in a traditional liberal arts background. he's a poet. he's a political philosopher, a man of letters, a newspaper publisher. he comes on to the state political scene, really, the first record we have of him speaking is in 1859 where at the age of 21 he attended an abolitionist event. if you know the history of

some new jobs are coming to illinois.r quinn announced a paris-based building materials company "la-farge" is moving its north american headquarters to illinois from virginia. the company plans to build a new headquarters near o-hare. "la-farge" is agreeing to invest about ten-million dollars for the move, and plans to create at least 90 jobs in the first two years here. illinois provided an incentive package worth more than six- million dollars to lure the company. we *finally* know who was holding that lucky mega millions ticket that hit the jackpot last month. the retired couple from red bud illinois has spent the last several weeks meeting with financial advisers it was 1 $3 quick pick ticket it changed their lives forever here they are 65 year-old merle butler and his 62 year-old wife patricia stepping for today to claim their $218 million cut of the record $656 million mega- millions jackpot 13 weeks ago the couple purchased one $3 quick pick from the model mart store in red bud illinois the can believe it when they

and moving back to nauvoo, they established one of the greatest centers in all of illinois. but the harassment didn't end. in 1844, joseph smith was martyred at the carthage jail, and for two years thereafter, the mormons were harassed by citizens of hancock county. on the frozen night, february 4th, 1846, men, women, and children- mormons had had enough- and some walking on actual ice, some going on barges, moved across this river towards their eventual home in utah. without that connection between belief and behavior, the power of doctrine, mormons may not ever have survived, and we wouldn't have this major worldview today. i'm sitting at the latter day saints visitor center in nauvoo, illinois, sitting with elder garth andrus, and he's going to give us insight into the mormon religion and the powerful presence of nauvoo for mormons in this area. elder andrus, let me start out with a simple question. where does the term mormon come from? >> well, the term mormon is a nickname, and it arrives because of the book of mormon that the latter day saints have as a part of scriptu

i yield back to my friend from illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. tierney: address the fact that the elimination of the need is on an annual basis, $326,000 fewer women will be screened for breast cancer. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. terny -- tierney. you want to first of all recognize your leadership and george miller's leadership back in 2007 when we passed the college cost reduction act which reduced an interest rate of 67.8% -- 6.8% which was set as a result of a republican congress in 2002 which passed a budget reconciliation act locking in that higher rate. it has saved 15 million students in this country higher debt levels because we cut that rate from 3.4%. sadly the speaker of the house, john boehner, voted against that measure. sadly my good friend from men mb, the chair

in the center of illinois and there was some story about a house of ill repute and i'm not sure i knew what that meant maybe that was explained to me and guided terms by my parents and then i asked my dad if we could drive past it and dad took us on the sunday drive so on this sunday we went past the house of bill the pew so maybe it was always there i didn't even know what sociology was before i went to college actually so it was it was college they got me into it sure and led to kind of the history of sociology in a way that you've only got right into us history is a different question and a different story ok and that one. i have been asked before and i know the answer and that is my very first full time teaching job was at tougaloo college at studio eugene it's not a very well known college up here in washington d.c. but it's a good college very good and it's in mississippi and it's african-american so i'm teaching the course i expected to be teaching in sociology but i'm also pressed a detour into service to teach one section of a course called the freshman social science seminar

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of african-american studies at the university of illinois is the author of numerous books including the american book award winning best seller to the lies my teachers told me everything your american history textbook got wrong dr lloyd joins me now in the studio welcome sir nice to be here for a nice having you with us what stimulated you early on to study sociology. i think that actually growing up i was interested just curious about the social world for instance nobody's asked me that question incidentally. i can remember as a little kid maybe i was ten i read the newspaper in decatur illinois my hometown right in the center of illinois and there was some story about a house of ill repute and i'm not sure i knew what that meant maybe that was explained to me and guided terms by my parents and then i asked my dad if we could drive past it and dad took us on the sunday drive so on this sunday we went past the house or build the pew so maybe it was always there i didn't even know what sociology was before i went to college actually so it was it was college they got me into it sure and l

there is some rain downstate in central illinois and indiana right now ...er air. the northwest wind is keeping a rein away from the chicago metropolitan area ... but there's plenty of rain in the gulf states today ... that may become severe in the next 48 hours. this all brings to mind that we are just one week away from the tornado and severe storms seminar ... we will be joined by a man who oversees all of the modeling efforts of the national weather service and we will be discussing severe weather ... there will be some more mayor coming in over the weekend. 63 degrees saturday 62 degrees easter sunday there may be a shower late saturday but sunday looks beautiful breezy and sunni it will get much cooler tuesday and wednesday it's colder than what we're experiencing right now ... gone are the 80 degree temperatures for the time being ... this is slightly below normal for this time of year and we have grown to be so spoiled with this warm march weather we had ... i can't rule out a minor snow flurry ... thank you tom skilling ... and we thank you for join

illinois is at number three.he face of disasterous economic numbers, scott walker ran to the safe haven of the right wing news max with an excuse ready to go. >> i firmly believe that you're going to see a dramatic takeoff after june 5th because businesses feel like we're in the right direction. i think the big thing people are working for is to have the certainty of knowing this sort of positive for job creators is going to continue, and that's why after june 5th, after these primaries are done when lunts governor and these senators prevail, it will be a message that now is the time to add jobs, and they will. >> people in wisconsin are saying, we better not do any business until after we find out if scotty boy will stay on as our governor. he can't deny the job numbers. they are the worst in the country. he is saying small businesses are sitting on their hands waiting to see if he's going to survive the recall. i think not. you got to hand it to him, ruth. that's pretty innovative spinning, don't you think? >>

where illinois the police say one vehicle or rear ended another that was stopped or slowing down. the second car burst into flames in the driver was killed. the victim has not been identified. the other drivers in custody on suspicion of drunken driving. so far no charges have been filed. a man was killed in another crash on the dns ryan expressway. police say the driver of that car is missing. it happened just after 11:00 last night. the car hits a wall and then ended up on the embankment at the 47th street exit. paramedics took a second passenger in the car to a hospital in serious to critical condition. also a different driver who police suspect was strong hit the car of the trooper who was directing traffic at the crash scene. >> this also pastor who caught national attention by living on a vacant hotel roof will now see the nation one step at a time. it is the latest fund-raising idea from mr. brooks.. >> a soulful service and new beginnings church leads into an unusual announcement from its pastor >> i will be leaving for a little while. >> leading to walk roughly 3,000 mi..

tonight the plot thickens in one small illinois town. and many maryland, a mega mess as we here for the first time from the woman who everyone thought was a winner. >>> big girl chic. adead, queen latifah and everyone's favorite bridesmaid are standing up for full-figured fashionistas. mini skirts are flying off the rack. >>> plus, he's got talent. two weeks ago a nobody, now an international star. no, it's not that guy from "lost." he's simon cowell's latest unlikely discovery. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with cynthia mcfadden, terry moran, and tonight juju chang, this is "nightline". >>> good evening, i'm juju chang. there may be 666 million reasons it's a mega mystery. while the rest of us have worthless slips of papers we know there's three winners in three states. while it just took a few seconds for the machine to spit out those six magic numbers, who picked them and who will profit is taking a lot longer to sort out. here's abc's ryan owens. >> reporter: tonight, the melg ga millions mystery only deepens.

senate from illinois, the man, of course, steven a. douglas. interestingly enough for young mcclellan who was just in his 30s at this point, he actually knew the republican candidate for the senate seat who ran unsuccessfully in 1858, a lawyer, a fellow by the name of abraham lincoln. he'd done some legal work for the illinois central and had worked for mcclellan in that capacity. with the outbreak of war in april 1861, mcclellan's name popped up again and again among midwestern states and even pennsylvania, state of his birth, with the governors of each of those states vying for his services, who could capture this young man mcclellan with his war record and his record of success in business to lead their volunteer forces. it would be governor denison of ohio that would get mcclellan to sign on the dotted line, and he became commander major general of ohio volunteers, all the ohio forces being raised at a feverish pitch in 1861. so, on the 3rd of may he took charge of these forces from ohio. in 11 days on the 14th of april, here comes a differ

red bud, illinois is a small g county. >> we are super excited. you money.bers get >> i am a winner. >> you got $4. >> what about the rest of us? of us who stood in line hours. did you see california? >> i play here all the time. i didn't know. i wish it was me. >> can you believe it is called bud? besides the maryland resident numbers for the jackpot, there were four people numbers and won $250,000. in d.c., at the people one town thousand dollars each. authorities have charged gang members with running a prostitution ring. justin strom led a crypts- affliated gang. at least 10 high school girls victims.tial they used violence to keep the girls working. >> this game protruded from -- recruited fro mhigh schools maryland. >> they located them through social media's and local schools. least to the girls were with a knife when they tried to quit. >> investigators are finding new clues in finding the susette who killed the couple from the tevirginia tech. >> of 30's have not been able to of this couple. -- of the reason not been able the killer of th

merle bought it in the convenient store in red bud, illinois.t of us, he watched the drawing friday night. >> i turned to my wife and i said, we won. and she looked at me funny. and i said, no, we won. and then she started giggling. and she giggled for about four hours. >> they told only about five people, mostly their immediate family. not even their pastor knew. >> they were in church every sunday. just like everybody else. >> i figured the quieter, the better. first, this guy got 150 calls congratulating them. >> i didn't win. i didn't win. >> and just this week, someone bought a dozen cameros. that had to be the winner, right? it was the names no one mentioned, the ones lives in plain sight. we met two of the neighbors on a walk. >> you guys walk by their house on their daily walk. >> one day i walked by here and he acted funny, like he didn't want to talk to me. and i thought what is up with merle. >> reporter: what do you think of this? >> if he gave us a million, that would be nice. >> reporter: actually, they could give all of red bud re

i yield back to my friend from illinois. pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. tierney: address the fact that the elimination of the need is on an annual basis, $326,000 fewer women will be screened for breast cancer. i yield three minutes to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for three minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. terny -- tierney. you want to first of all recognize your leadership and george miller's leadership back in 2007 when we passed the college cost reduction act which reduced an interest rate of 67.8% -- 6.8% which was set as a result of a republican congress in 2002 which passed a budget reconciliation act locking in that higher rate. it has saved 15 million students in this country higher debt levels because we cut that rate from 3.4%. sadly the speaker of the house, john boehner, voted against that measure. sadly my good friend from men mb, the chairman of the h

of america plans to build the 780 this attention center it would house illegal immigrants from illinois wisconsin indiana and kentucky before they are deported. when somebody tells you a dissentient center is being built in your town and this belongs to the town residents, to close to the schools into close to the churches you start asking questions and you find out what the detention center was for it's for illegal immigrants to be kept here united states policy on illegal immigrants is terrible. last week the illinois senate improvement would prohibit private leones detention center from being built in the space, a legislation is still awaiting a house approval. palm sunday marks the start of holy week, chicagoans mark the day and also the coast guard had to step ben after rough waters interrupted a yacht trip all round the world and to know you could go treasure hunting in oakland? >> if you did not like the temperatures in chicago today you can blame lake michigan, i will have details in the fall forecast in just a few minutes. i'm tom... i'm sue... i'm carol. and this is my cvs pha

illinois winners have to make an appearance but maryland and kansas can choose to remain anonymous. now while there were no jackpot winners on the west coast somecsome californians are still cashing in. 29 tickets purchased in the golden state matched five of the six numbers and five of those tickets were sold in the bay area. san rafael, san francisco, free month, sunnyvale and san jose. we stopped by last night at the 7-eleven and there was plenty of excitement. here is a quick breakdown of how much those tickets are worth. if you matched five numbers and no mega number, your ticket is worth $228,000. if you matched four numbers and the mega number, well, you'll get about $11,500. no one is ever a winner with high winds bringing down a tree on power lines. and that's just what happened in the north bay this morning. the tree came down in clover dale taking power lines with it. other trees in the area were in danger of falling. crews had their hands full. the lights are still out. they are expected back early tomorrow morning and the winds are also kicking up waves. there is a high

if fact >> the san francisco 49ers select a date jenkins, but a wide receiver for illinois. for >> a j jenkins, a wide receiver for illinois fury fans in attendance at radio city music hall. from there he is. he is not a huge wide receiver drift he is really fast. 90 catches almost 1300 large the arts last year. coming up gary radnich baristas, picks in the vern glenn is live at the 49ers draft party with reaction from executives. that is the latest from the kron4 news room. >>jaqueline: here is a world outside at 5 condition 50th it is 54 right now and half moon bay, we are in for a cooler night tonight but warmer conditions as we head into the weekend. but tonight we will stay mostly clear. in a little bit of fog closed to the coastline. into tomorrow afternoon, sunny and warm. into the weekend, a warming trend continues. i will show you how warm it is when to get coming up. >>pam: so many people want to a softs adolfo that was severely hurt, they have to hold a lottery fifth to the dogs were ready for adoption and 4-6 weeks. one family rescue dog after the witness did bei

the 14th ohio through these illinois regiments stacked up to the far illinois battery you see here to the southwest. and look playing. not towards shiloh church and the center of union camps held by sherman's division earlier, but they're orientated towards where prentiss' division had been encamped. i can tell you now what the motivation will be for these troops and who they are deployed to defend against. remember, johnston released five brigades after overrunning prentiss' camps to move north and west against what he and his staff officers comment was the second line of union encampment. that second line is basically comprised of mclernen's division if we're getting a sense of what he was looking at. so you can see now that this federal front is defending against that movement of five confederate brigades. at the same time, of course, we have the six brigades that have forced sherman off of shiloh church ridge and the combination of the two forces moving together. these five getting astride sherman's planing, those six standing in sherman's front. so that will be 11 confederate bri

scott walker no secret about coaching illinois it businesses encouraging them to escape to wisconsin. midnight tonight that line according to the irs last minute trips to a post office should not be too bad already receiving 99 million returns 86 million filed on line just finishing cortexes nowt cannot file on-line postal workers outside chicago post office until midnight curbside collections of stamped and addressed returns bakery going to court evanston secret recipe stolen? cooking up one whopper of a story and ending in embarrassment chicago unveiling vehicle sticker and shot in the head during a christmas drive- by a boy shows up remarkable recovery and tom skilling another stormy system rainfall for several days. and of the week hello tom skilling. hi, we're looking to save some money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go.

a nationwide salmonella outbreak sickens eight people in illinois. there have been 93 reported cases in 19 states and d-c. five of those cases came from chicago. health officials have not yet confirmed the source of the infections. many of those affected said they ate sushi or similar food before the symptoms began. ten people have been hospitalized but no deaths have been reported. illinois health officials are not advising people to avoid any specific foods. the day's top business stories are coming next ... and imagine your smart phone right in front of your eyes google will be showing off its new i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] h

illinois thought it sounded really, really great. so let's see what happened, what fairness resulted in. and i come back to the article. between its passage in june, six months later, illinois lost 56,223 jobs, according to statistics released by their own departments there in the state of illinois. but here's what's really amazing, not just that they lost the jobs but the hysteria that ensued therein. and i continue to read. to combat the job losses caused by higher taxes on businesses, the illinois department of commerce has already shelled out some $230 million in corporate subsidies to keep more than two dozen companies from fleeing the state. so they were not even going to get $230 million worth of additional revenue. they put this tax on and now they're having to beg people to stay. madam speaker, i would be for what president obama and our friends, the democrats, are for if it worked the way they said it would. . the facts of the of case are simple, republicans understand, not just because we understandbys but we understand th

in the end, winners in kansas, illinois, and maryland taking it all. their identities unknown. >> the winning machine right there. touch it. >> people flocking to this baltimore county 7-eleven store where the winning vibe is contagious. a quick pick ticket matching all numbers sold here. >> i was hoping it was me this morning, but you can see we were on our way to work. so i don't know. good luck. and i hope i know you. >> another winning ticket sold here about 40 miles from st. louis at the red bud moto mart in illinois. >> i was just here to check mine, not expecting to win. >> and kansas' big winner in mystery. lottery officials saying only that the ticket was sold in the northeast region of the state. winners in kansas and maryland have the option of remaining unanimous. but, that's not the case in illinois where a winner's name, home city, and prize total are made public. people there anxious to know the new multimillionaire. >> everybody is super excited. lots of people coming and checking their tickets. a lot of conversation going on. a lot of

the state of illinois. as a result of the 656-million dollar nationwide drawing...asury will get more than 31-million dollars. that money will go to the state's common schools fund. in medical watch.. the obesity problem in america may be even worse than we think. people are categorized as overweight or obese based on body mass index, or b-m-i.. a ratio of height to weight. but a new study suggests b-m-i may lead us to *underestimate* obesity.. because it often misrepresents physical fitness and overall health. someone with a normal b-m-i could have very little muscle and mostly body fat.. and would have a lot of health risks because of that. the researchers recommend lowering the b-m-i threshold for obesity from 30 to 24 for women, and to 28 for men. mammograms may *overdiagnose* up to one in four breast cancers. harvard researchers and scientists from norway and sweden analyzed medical records from nearly 40 thousand women to compare the incidence of invasive breast cancer.. with and without screening. the study found that 15 to 25 percent of the invasive breast c

depriest's name was the first on the list of the illinois representatives when the roll call commenced. he stood 6-feet tall, weighed 200 pounds, had a light complexion, sandy hair and blue eyes. he was sworn in at 1:45 p.m., the session adjourned by 2:00. afterwards, he returned to his office and his desk was banked with flowers and many friends and well wishers. but congressman george pritchard, a democrat from north carolina, refused to accept his office next door. but representative laguardia of new york rebuked such practices. so who was this man who made history in the 45halls of congrs that kay? oscar depriest was born in florence, alabama on march 9th, 1871. his parents, alexander and mary, were former slaves. his father made a living a as i'm sister and foarmer. alexander was a friend and supporter of reconstruction congressman rapier.after a white republican was shot, the family decided to leave florence and my great to celina, kansas, in 1878. at that time, oscar was just seven years old. oscar received some education in a congregational church in fl floren florence, but gra

tonight the plot thickens as one small illinois towown, and in maryland, we hear from the woman who everyone thought was a winner. . >>> standing up for full-figured fashionistas. the larger sizes are flying off the racks. >>> plus two weeks ago, a nobody, now an international star. he's simon cowell's latest fledgling. >> good evening, i'm juju chang. there may be $656 million jackpot has turned into a mega mystery. while the rest of us have useless paper, we know there are three winners in three states. while it took a few seconds for a machine to spit out the magic numbers, who picked them and who will profit is taking longer to sort out. >> reporter: tonight the mystery only deepens. the maryland woman who told the "new york post" she had a ticket worth almost $220 million told us she needs to double-check. >> reporter: do you still have the ticket? she works at this mcdojd's outside baltimore, a mile away from where the winning ticket was bought. she's not the only one confused. when she told the paper she won, her mostly cloudy's co-workers said, wait a minute, we won too. they say she

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