so these are the illinois street parcels. you can see that they stretch up as far north as street and 18th street right near the cranial cove park project that david is working on. there are a few parcels that are behind the 20th street historic buildings and then the 20th and illinois street and the ho down yard parcels at the southern edge you can see there. and it's gouge to be helping the port analyze these parcels. so let's get to the financial terms of the agreement. the port is going to receive a variety of one time and ongoing revenues. the essential structure is that forest city needs to make an 18 percent return, but after that we would split the remaining revenues /skwrepbl /raeted by the project -- 45 percent to forest city and 50 percent to the port. 55 percent of prepaid ground or land sales above what is required to pay developer return would come to the port. and we are also looking to appoint in time probably in phase four of the project where the developer reached an 18 percent return for the whole project a

attorney in the northern district of illinois.rom tennesse who is making a name for himself in the halls of the federal courthouse right here in chicago. wgn's julie unruh is in the newsroom with more on the story. it may be one of the toughest jobs around. it is also one of the most rewarding. just ask any former u.s. prosecutor who ran that office and they will tell you so. zach fardon is no stranger to the u.s. attorney's office. he worked there for almost a decade before moving into the private sector. tonight he tells wgn he is honored to be nominated and looks forward to the senate confirmation process. those that know him consistantly use one word to describe him. integrity. the 46 year old trial lawyer hails from tennesse but zach fardon is rooted in chicago these days. this afternoon president obama nominated him for u.s. attorney in the northern district of illinois, a job his good pal and former trial partner pat collins says zach is perfectly suited to handle. back in 2006, the two together put former governor george r

so is illinois the next center of the fracking boom? us steve moore, you saw from the "wall street journal's" editorial board. thank you for joining us. and ronald duncan from the university of illinois. all of you welcome. let me start with you, mr. duncan, i imagine that the issue being debated in illinois is fracking and economic boom versus potential environmental consequences is that accuratee >> that would be fairly accurate, adam. the constituents we work with on a daily basis really see this with guarded optimism. they're very much concerned about their environment. they're very much concerned about the impact on the their local way of life in their communities e local unitsf government. they're intently concerned what this is going to mean to them. the upside obviously in our part of the state we are, we're looking for this economic development. we, you know, some of our counties specifically targeted in this area lead the state in unemployment, underemployment, a whole host of negative indicators. again we're very much interes

his name is pat brady, he was the chairman of the republican party in illinois.resigned that position today, not because of prison but because of something he said earlier this year. he said, quote, i do not think the government should be in the business of telling people who can and can't get married. this is the most conservative position. pat brady, chair of the republican party in illinois said that back in january. then pretty much right away, illinois republicans started trying to figure out how to force him out of his job. chairman pat brady defended himself, said he was stating his personal opinion. initially refused to step down. today he said he realized he had to go, saying he had, quote, obviously lost the support of the state central committee because of my position on gay marriage. remember when republicans were supposedly going to evolve and stop doing stuff like this? hold that thought. we'll be right back. >>> if you ever invested money in the myriad rainbow flag photography available at i stock photo, this last week has been payoff time for you.

today we're in arthur, illinois, talking to the old amish, trying to understand their lifestyle. now in class, the most important subject that we've been dealing with lately has been doctrine- the power of doctrine, the function of doctrine. why would anyone want to drive a horse and buggy when they can drive this shiny new american car? well, certainly, the horse and buggy gets better gas mileage- i understand it runs on one bale of unleaded hay. but there's a much more important reason why this is. that has to do with the fact that doctrines mean such a great importance to the amish. of the many contributions that come from the protestant reformation, a unique one that comes from the family that the old amish belong to is the vital need to separate from secular society. on one hand, you have the power, the temptation of technology here in arthur, illinois- the amish say, "no way. we're holding back. we're staying with the old style, the lifestyle of previous time." for them, that is the most authentic doctrine that they can come up with- a doctrine that represents the apostolic

name of illinois, and i say illinois, but there's illinois, difference ways to say it, that's when youdidn't happen television and people disagreed. so they bring in john quincy adams to mediate the issue. you can gate former secretary of state to come in and mediate your petty disputes, before we had iphones for these things. and they asked him, how do you pronounce the national of the state illinois, and he says, jumping by you guys i think it's pronounced "all noise." so we know lincoln would have been there for all of that. and lincoln was at a party with john quincy appeared dams. i think the would find him out. he was good at finding people in the law in politics who could guide him, and lincoln's father was an orphan who worked on farms his entire life, and lincoln was raised on farmwork as well. someone who basically taught himself how to read and so he knew if he was ever going to be the man that he wanted to be in life, he would need to find mentors, fiend people who war aid him. i can't imagine a better person than john quincy adams. visitors describe about seeing him there

name of illinois, and i say illinois, but there's illinois, difference ways to say it, that's when you didn't happen television and people disagreed. so they bring in john quincy adams to mediate the issue. you can gate former secretary of state to come in and mediate your petty disputes, before we had iphones for these things. and they asked him, how do you pronounce the national of the state illinois, and he says, jumping by you guys i think it's pronounced "all noise." so we know lincoln would have been there for all of that. and lincoln was at a party with john quincy appeared dams. i think the would find him out. he was good at finding people in the law in politics who could guide him, and lincoln's father was an orphan who worked on farms his entire life, and lincoln was raised on farmwork as well. someone who basically taught himself how to read and so he knew if he was ever going to be the man that he wanted to be in life, he would need to find mentors, fiend people who war aid him. i can't imagine a better person than john quincy adams. visitors describe about seeing him there

you're looking live at the illinois senate. which is considering a gun-control bill that would ban high-capacity ammunition magazines in illinois. senate president john cullerton's office tells wgn, the sandy hook parents are expected to be in the senate gallery this afternoon and may testify at a separate executive committee session. the parents support the magazine ban and say it could save innocent lives. the group is sounding off about those proposed school closings. >> actually to protest alleged. while their locations or separate, their message is still the same. save our schools. >> thousands of parents and community organizers with the term and voices eye-catching science march from elementary to williams elementary on 27 and dearborn on the last day of the three that city led protest against proposed school closings. they expressed their anger with city and school officials. if they are actually going to close the schools but invest in areas that do not need investing. $150 million and build up navy pier but cannot spe

el presidente barack obama espalda la reforma son inmigraciÓn cuando era compaÑero, senador del illinoisblicanos, lo que hemos skucescuchado no no vas a detener a nosotros, por que es una tarea muy importante con la ayuda del presidente aprobaremos esta reforma migratoria. >>> la froompropuesta del seno sdirntd distinta de lo que vemos de la propuesta de la cÁmara baja pudiera llegar a un acuerdo estos dos conceptos distintos de una reforma migratoria integral?. >>> bueno quiero que sepas algo. y esto es que una de las cosas hice fue inventar a rubio para que entrara en esta negociaciones y pensaran que no iba a formar parte del grupo, lo peor hizo, y es ministro importante, bob melÉndez por parte de demÓcratas, rubio por la parte y nosotros tenemos una gran cooperaciÓn, te puedo decir, espero que se recuerden esto en programas futuro, muy bien mi colega en la representantes de illinois gutiÉrrez es un negociador principales en la cÁmara representantes respecto a su problema wlec proyecto de ley, y nos sentamos y comparamos los proyectos y hay parte del proyecto que considero mejor y otr

how you pronounce state of illinois? judging by you guys, illinois. serena lincoln would've been there for that most likely. lincoln was very good about finding mentors, finding people and a lot of people in politics. again's father was raised in farm work as well. someone who taught himself how to read. so he knew if he was ever going to be the man he wanted to be a life, he was a two-time mentors and people who would aid him. i can imagine a better person than john quincy adam's. visitors who describe seeing them there and being in awe because he was this farmer president with such high stature for president washington, madison, monroe who had himself been president. there's no question that could would've thought them out. i try to make the best guess as i can. neither of them ever recorded it. [inaudible] >> yeah, absolutely. john quincy adams was a huge abolitionists. someone who fought the gag rule for many years in congress and could've inspired him him in that regard. very much so. >> he briefly mentioned lincoln's father just now. anything yo

illinois?izon, and, in fact, they are trying to put in place a progressive tax. one of the -- >> more taxes? >> more taxes, up to 11%. the rate is flat at 5%, raised taxes in january 2011, $7 billion, largest tax hike in history. it's not enough, they want more. >> how bad -- they are in the worst shape of anywhere in america. is that true? >> it is true. 203 trillion in unfunded debt, that's 141,000 per household, and it's a struggles of the households who wants to keep it and the government sec sore who wants that money in retirement. that's why the state is insolvent in my view. >> what happens politically? is there any chance that the democrats will lose control of the state and somebody will reverse this? >> well, there's a gubernatorial election in 2014. illinois will be in play of. the state is conserve tifer outside chicago. the last time the democratic governor who barely prevailed won three counties, 99 counties went to the republicans. >> there's a shot of republicans winning illinoi

. >>> five people are dead and six injuries after their church van crashes on an illinois highway. all five who died are from baltimore city. rochelle richie is live with more on this accident. good afternoon. intl >> reporter: good >> reporter: good afternoon. a very tragic story come ing out of illinois with ties to baltimore and police say the driver of that van that overturned should have never been behind the wheel. >> a white van with smashed windows and a twisted frame sits just off of interstate 70 after spinning out of control and over turning. 11 people were on board, 6 injured while 5 men, all from baltimore were killed. those victims 54 emerson baldwin, 53 an drew canada, 42, anthony mitch chal, 52 mark william and 29 tom mast coalman. >> we had four patients arrive at the hospital after a van roll over. three patients were transferred in fair condition, one to st. louis hospital, two to springfield hospital and one here at fayette county hospital. >> police say the driver who survived had a suspended license. the group was returning from a religion event in california.

something el -- state of illinois. we are still looking at storms rolling through parts of illinois, into indiana there is a slight severe threat with some of these storms. a tornado watch out for western parts of kentucky, indiana and illinois. that threat is diminishing. really typically during the afternoon hours. the sun comes out and that's why we tend to see these severe storms producing tornadoes and severe weather through the afternoon and into the nighttime hours. severe thunderstorm watch across eastern parts of oklahoma. now no tornado warnings are in effect. if any are issued through out the morning hours we will bring that to you. the storm eventually picks up in speed. take a look at this. if you live across the state of ohio and pennsylvania and new york, west virginia. you could be looking at severe weather more isolated severe weather but again damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes will still be possible as we head into tomorrow with the very same storm. >> thank you maria. >> thank you. >>

in illinois, you don't have, that serves as a detriment to people bringing business to illinois.ent that has nothing to do with some of the other more emotional r aal argu. >> pat, the business community, and that's sort of a part of this too. rachael mentions in minnesota, not many republicans were on board. we're seeing this in other states. and pat, you have a very interesting and personal experience with this in illinois, very recently. and i want to get into that after this. t of weight, c-max has a nice little trait, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-activated lift gate. but that's not all you'll see, cause c-max also beats prius v, with better mpg. say hi to the 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ so you can capture sudyour receipts, ink for donall business

at one point i see my colleague from illinois here. he wanted to take the bill that i wrote years ago -- the internet tax freedom legislation -- with colleagues from both sides of the aisle, and he wanted to put it into this bill. and, of course, the internet tax freedom act runs contrary to this bill because this bill allows discrimination. it specifically says that you can require online retailers to do things that you wouldn't require of offline retailers. i mean, the offline retailer doesn't have to chase somebody all across the country trying to figure out where they are going to consume a particular kind of product. so we're asking things of online retailers that we're not asking of offline retailers, and so i understand why the senator from illinois wanted to take a bill that has been a big success for both bricks and clicks retailers and put it into this bill. i compared it to trying to dump sugar into a very, very bitter cup of coffee. you can't get healthy with this bill in its present form. it is a dependencil deeply flawf l

earlier a wild storm tore through the town of riverton, illinois. trees were knocked down the roofs of dozens of mobile homes ripped off by winds up to 70 miles per hour. >> saw it shaking at first and sdfrnt know what was going on. i looked out and everything was tore all to hell. >> tore up but fortunately no one was hurt. >> over to cherokee, iowa where residents are dealing with record flooding there. it is so bad residents are actually using kayaks to get around the neighborhood. the little sue river poured over its banks after more than 8 inches of rain fell in that area. on that note let's head over to maria molina to get a check of today's forecast. >> i don't really have good news across the center of the country places like iowa parts of illinois even as far west as colorado are going to deal with showers and thunderstorms possible flooding and also that severe weather potential. just yesterday we actually received over 100 reports of severe weather. 14 of those were tornadoes stretching from parts of colorado into sections of illinois. a

as i'm driving my 1932 toyota through the fields of illinois here, my way up to governor state, which hopeful i won't have to do for the next 50 years. not that i don't like the state, but it's boring. [laughter] >> anyway, yes every town i go through-- we've got probably a little methodist church, or you've got your roman catholic church. i have yet to pull through one of those small towns in mid illinois and find a daoist temple or a ramtha school of enlightenment annex - this kind of thing. not, so that's a key one, familiarity, tradition. other characteristics that? yes. >> one thing in this class, we deal with people seeking religion, seeking god. >> yes. >> and yet on the other hand there is the idea that god seeks man. rabbi heschel had a good book called "god in search of man." and just as abraham, god was always after-- in the bible. abraham through dreams and he says "no not me" and they reject it. that's a way of our god seeks people. and sometimes you may not be aware of it, but god will tap you. >> and in a way, how is that tapping done? in often times it comes with tradi

flood watches for missouri and downstate illinois.ssissippi river, look at the frost and freeze advisories in blue. some really strange and varied weather across the country. here is the forecast. you see the solid yellow and green and it feeds a over the same geography near us. note that the area around southern indiana and louisville could be bat for the kentucky derby this weekend. here are the reins fading overnight but don't be surprised iif there is an isolated thunderstorm. some places have had 15 in. of snow and near rice lake and a northwest wisconsin. incredible snow today while it rained and one school here today and will continue that way. the rains more scattered over the weekend and possibly we will see sunshine sunday or monday. at least some peeks at sunshine. upper '70's by thursday next week. it turns cooler and then it warm again after that. up and down. . >> chicago's buckingham fountain has come back to life for its 86th-season. the pumps were turned on today by children who benefitted from the march of dimes when

. >>> shock and disbelief for members in a church near in maryland, following an accident in illinois. five killed when a van careens off a highway, rolling several times. rochelle ritchie speaks with heartbroken members at victory outreach. >> reporter: it's a very tragic story coming out of illinois. and investigators say the driver of that van that overturned several times should have never been behind the wheel. >> reporter: shattered windows and a twisted body frame are all that remain of a church van that rolled over so violently, nine people were ejected on an illinois interstate. >> we had four patients arrive at fayet county hospital, after a van rollover on i-70 eastbound. >> reporter: 11 people were on board the 15-passenger van. six were injured, while five men, all from baltimore, were killed. >> it was just a shock to me. i just couldn't believe it. >> reporter: according to an illinois coroner, the men who died are members of victory outreach church in east baltimore. they were returning from a religious event in california. those who died, 54-year-old emerson baldwin,

. >>> our next guest chief deputy peter roscum of illinois had heated exchanges. here's one example. please listen. >> what day did the conversation take place? >> i'd have to look back on my notes on that, sir. >> you have notes on that? >> i'd have to try to find them. >> why did you say you had notes if you don't think you have notes. >> sir, please. please. >> do have you notes or done you have notes? >> i don't know. >> i don't know. joining us now is congressman peter ross, cum, the interesting thing about this is everybody from the irs lies to congress. all the main people have lied to congress. in some cases for a couple years. so you're asking this guy miller about notes is a ge main and relevant question. >> look, this guy today, larry, completely underperformed. here's, if i were the irs, this

at least two dozen tornados were reported over four states yesterday, oklahoma, kansas, illinois, and iowa. but hardest hit was central oklahoma where at least one person was killed and dozens were injured. this tornado touched down in enmond, and that's just about a half hour north of oklahoma city. dozens of homes have been destroyed or damaged. a trailer park in shawnee was run over. a state of emergency has been declared in at least 16 counties. susan mcginnis has our report. >>> sirens wailed, warning oklahoma residents to head for cover as tornadoes ripped through the central part of the state.

in august of 2009, the aurora, illinois, native is busting his signature moves for a friend's video camera. >> he's going literally right into the path of traffic. >> then all of a sudden, an ice cream truck comes down the street. >> next thing you know, bam. gets sidelined by the ice cream truck. >> the rapper's wrist is broken, but his ego takes the real hit. >> this ranks pretty high on the scale of dumb stunts. >> a mountain biker pays the price for trying to pass the buck. october 2011, a 38 kilometer bike race begins across albert falls game reserve in south africa. six kilometers in two riders

don't you think the people of the state of illinois are tired of seeing something like this.hing that should be a floor amendment. floor amendment should be some technical, small change, that we shouldn't have to worry about like this. yet you bring a whole bill that has questions whether it is even constitutional, that has questions whether it meets the court's approval of what we're trying to do with conceal carry. folks, the process is really messed up. quit. this is not the bill that everybody has debated, the bill that everyone has talked on, the bill that everyone wants to see out here. it is a ploy. and once again, your side of the aisle keeps trying to make ploys instead of dealing with the real issue. keep playing games! keep playing games! there's a -- there's a time limit online. do you know that -- that one of the associations actually has a click-down of when we have constitutional carry in the state of illinois? you want to endanger your citizens and keep playing games like this? vote no! >> you will not disrespect the chair either. >> i'm not disrespecting the

the power of torrential rain driven floods, busting through the doors at a college in illinois. they got five inches in just two hours. multiple security cameras caught the wall of water as it made its way through campus. almost 30 tornadoes reported tuesday. this one churning over the land in kansas. look at the upward motion. in amarillo, texas, power lines down, from strong winds and tons of hail. and in western pennsylvania, clean-up after two ef-1 tornadoes. and then that monster in mid michigan, rated ef-2, it was one of six confirmed tornadoes in michigan. ashley is relieved. her house was destroyed, but her

john: mostly from california and illinois.ave gained almost $5 billion in wealth from people moving just from california. >> does the number registered. would have guessed it was bigger. john: that's all of the people their reported. probably some other money. lots of people move, as we said to, from california to texas. texas governor perry has been bragging about that in illinois recently. the members, a reference to this. >> three agencies and governments. to hours of education, and the -- what is the third one. john: ticket of got rid of the arab culture and in -- that's another story. create jobs. if you had to choose, i would choose the jobs rather than a list. john: the california governor's news a your state. he denies that people run from california to texas. >> is not going to look over these places of the make up the state. who would want to spend their summers in 110-degree heat and set some kind of fossil fuel air-conditioner. john: it's funny. he has to say fossil fuel their conditioner, like many of them are not

jeff flock is live at a tesla star in skokie illinois with more. are they flying off the shelves or the floor or however they're nailed down? >> i have never been, melissa, to a car dealership, it is not really a dealership where you can't buy a car. they don't let you buy a car here. you can't just walk in and hey i want to test drive it. you have to schedule it in advance of course if you're us and you can walk in and get a test drive. this is the model s. this is a wonderful car, i will say. motor trend says it has got to be the best car they have ever tested. that is pretty amazing. you wonder, can this stock continue? i want to make sure i put it in park here because i would hate to wreck this thing. look at sales, q1 of this car compared to its

but again, everywhere from texas, oklahoma, north to oklahoma, as far east as illinois could be under the gun. i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> meanwhile parts of the midwest are bracing for more flooding. as the severe weather fires up, the national weather service says parts of iowa, missouri, and illinois could see up to six inches of rain by tomorrow. the mississippi and some of its tributaries are already above flood stage. st. louis, which sits where the mississippi and rivers meet could see its worst flooding since 1995. >>> now, in western illinois, floodwaters overwhelmed the campus of carl samburg college on tuesday. water rushed through the door of one building. no injuries were reported though. and relief efforts to help oklahoma victims are picking up steam. ♪ surrounded by a million people i still fill all alone i want to go home ♪ >> blake shelton, an oklahoma native, helped organize yesterday's "healing in the heartland" benefit concert. last week's storm killed 26 people and damaged or destroyed nearly 4,000 homes. >>> serve people including children were kille

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en las próximas 12 a 24 horas, sería texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri y también en el sur de illinois oklahoma habla de al menos 51 muertos, entre ellos 7 niños de la escuela elemental plaza tower, se cree que hay 20 niños atrapados en los escombros: >>> maría elena salinas: como sabemos que en washington continúa el debate de reforma migratoria, y queda claro que la seguridad fronteriza será la clavfe, hemos venido a la frontera para ver si es tan segura como dice la administración obama o tan vulnerable como dicen los opositores a la reforma migratoria, continuamos con más noticias del día, que es precisamente lo que ocurre en el comité judicial del senado, lourdes meluzá con la información. >>> se les tomarán las huellas dactilares a todos los extranjeros que partan del país en los 10 aeropuertos con más tráfico, de acuerdo a una enmienda republicana, el llamado sistema biométrico se iplementará en 40% de los aeropuertos en 4 años más >>> el 40% de los inmigrantes indocumentados violan sus tiempos de visa. >>> esto comienza a implementar el sistema rápida y efectivamente. >>> realm

this is in galesburg, illinois.ia molina is tracking all of these storms. >> any break expected for folks? >> unfortunately the storm system producing severe weather in parts of the plains and also the flooding in the midwest is still on the move such a slow moving area they will have similar conditions today and tomorrow. severe weather threat from texas, oklahoma including moore oklahoma yet again and up into parts of iowa could be looking at damaging winds large hail and isolated tornadoes for today. part of the reason we are looking at this severe weather threat is we have warm humid air ahead of the system. to the east of it you are lacking at temperatures well into the 80s and even take a look at new york city. 91 degrees for your high temperatures today. it will be a hot day to the east of the storm system eventually cools down once the storm is east and past your area. it is such a slow mover you will be dealing with the heat across the eastern part of the country for several more days. oklahoma parts of mis

we are looking at illinois and 20th street. we're really looking for forest city to /kraoe /kwraet a new mixed use neighborhood and it's quite and undertaking. the transaction documents [inaudible] the special use december /treubgt will be accompanied by a development agreement that will be a statutory agreement under the city's stray ten i's code and one of the functions of that is to lock in the exactions that will be required to fund different public benefits at a fixed point in time. and finally there will be a public exchange agreement pursuant to ab 418 which i'll talk about in a bit. this is the site map, the area that emily has previously described in the southeast corner, describes the water fr

sections of midwest, illinois, iowa will be looking at severe weather coming up on monday. >> talking about a severe outbreak let's go down to washington. let's talk about what's going on there in a few hours now. the outgoing irs commissioner is expected to face a real grilling on capitol hill about why that agency targeted conservative groups. if you thought that scandal couldn't get worse even more troubling details emerge. elizabeth pran is live and this has an unusual link to obama care. >> the outgoing commissioner steven miller will testify before the house weighs and means committee today. this two sources telling fox news the irs officials in charge of leading the group when the tea party groups were targeted is now the director of the irs office responsible for carrying out parts of the affordable care act. sara hall ingram was commissioner of the tax unit between 2009 and 2012. at that time according to the washington examiners she got more than 100,000 dollars in bonuses. her successor is taking the fall for that scandal and he has since announced his retirement. her new u

illinois u-s senators dick durbin and mark kirk delivered statements on her behalf. durbin praised her business, entrepreneurial, and civic experience. he also believes she'll be able to boost job growth. my vision is the commerce department will continue to use >> to anticipate what america needs to be, innovative in the 21st century. >> she used to be a member of the chicago board of education. more than 14-hundred delegates from boy scouts of america are voting at a national meeting in texas today- on whether to lift its ban on gay youth membership. the proposal would allow openly gay youths into the boy scouts, but not openly gay adult leaders. gay rights advocates presented a petition with nearly two-million signatures supporting an end to the ban. but a recent boy scouts online survey showed overwhelming support for maintaining it. nearly 70 percent of boy scouts troops in the u-s are sponsored by faith-based organizations. we are celebrating the white sox today. we're testing the new menu items at cellular field. as a kidid, i made a a list ol ththe places i i

john: mostly from california and illinois.ve gained almost $5 billion in wealth from people moving just from california. >> does the number registered. would have guessed it was bigger. john: that's all of the people their reported. probably some other money. lots of people move, as we said to, from california to texas. texas governor perry has been bragging about that in illinois recently. the members, a reference to this. >> three agencies and governments. to hours of education, and the -- what is the third one. john: ticket of got rid of the arab culture and in -- that's another story. create jobs. if you had to choose, i would choose the jobs rather than a list. john: the california governor's news a your state. he denies that people run from california to texas. >> is not going to look over these places of the make up the state. who would want to spend their summers in 110-degree heat and set some kind of fossil fuel air-conditioner. john: it's funny. he has to say fossil fuel their conditioner, like many of them are not.

partnered to bring illinois military families a day of fun and free entertainment.t of illinois presented its memorial wall of honor -- a 40-foot long traveling exhibit that honors the service and sacrifice of fallen illinois warrior. mayor rahm emanuel was on hand to mark the occasion -- and to honor not only the men and women in the armed forces -- but their families as well. never have we asked some much from so few so often, and they deserve not just to this day of recognition and next week, but a recognition every day for what they do for our country. >>a chicago man breaks a world record for the longest ferris wheel ride. clinton shepherd set the new record at 8:30 tonight at navy pier after riding for 30 hours and 36 seconds with no sleep. he was allowed a five minute break every hour... shepherd is the pier park operations manager. he is staying on the ferris wheel ... and wants to try riding until he reaches 48 hours. he was greeted by the guinness world book of records representative and a cheering crowd, fireworks followed. >> we've got a chance for some

high school teacher john dryden if facing discipline from his school board in illinois for daring to teach kids about their fifth amendment rights can you believe the audacity here's what happened dryden went to his mailbox at the school to find a stack of survey forms for his kids he wasn't told whether or not the survey with mandatory the form had a student's name already on them which picked a centrist so he decided to preview the thirty four questions on the third day of which according to the school districts were intended to measure how students meet the social emotional learning standards set by the state that's when dr noticed that the surveys included questions about emotions and drug alcohol and tobacco huge driving says he recalls thinking that somebody should tell the kids that they have the constitutional right to not incriminate themselves thanks to the fifth amendment so we made a judgment call and he told the kids the top of the first three periods that they were going to be given a survey at some point that day and that they had the right to not answer some of the qu

the biggest losers new york, california, illinois, new jersey and ohio. taxes? really?> there is what i call the magic formula. taxes on the one hand and good labor policy on the other. which means doing business being free to hire and fire the people you want. in an overlap in the most successful states you see both low income tax or no taxes coupled with right to work laws. hand in hand those laws will over time. few people do if you are really wealthy you think about that most americans think that is what you know goes hand in hand with these tax policies. that's why they are so critical for policy makers to get right. >> states seem to be doubling down on both good and bad policies? >> that's right. you have states like minnesota that have been talking about a snow bird tax raising marginal tax rates up here you have those kinds of states not doing as well. >> governor dayton says, these people are going to florida and arizona and in the winter, but they are minnesota people. we should get a little pedalling for that. i could see the thinking. if the disposable inco