dee in chicago, an illinois resident. dee, you're on the air. dee, listen through your phone, please. turn your tv down. go ahead, dee. >> caller: good morning. this is my first time -- >> thank you very much. >> it's been a pleasure. i'm so proud of you. and god bless you. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> caller: we have a lot of students don't have parents or parents do not have good credit line and they're declined for student loans. they have to drop out of college. what provisions do urban that champagne have for those kind of students in place? >> well, in times of -- we do not like students dropping out of our institution, but the main thing is if we are able to connect the students, get to the students beforehand, we're able to look at all the portfolio of funding that are available to the student. so, if you know any student that is in that particular situation, send them to my office, send them to the advisers because one thing that happens is that students are not aware of the resources on campus that can hel

and illinois residents, 202-585-3883. i want to get your concerns, and comments on higher education here. how do you address the curriculum at the university of illinois to make sure it's job skills and what companies need in the workforce? guest: the fundamental role is for critical nts thinking and to partake in society itself. just being a job shop is not has the practice of each individual major as students can go out and be productive in society. we know that students many things in their lifetime. engineering school, business school, we have our own attributes. if you look at the totality of ies, the social sciences contribute to the training of students at the fundamental level. university of illinois is doing and great institutions like this are doing to make sure that students are only prepared for just one job, but able to transition from a lifetime.ver that's our philosophy. 's the philosophy of vocational s, schools that prepare students faculty lly for some jobs. we prepare the whole individual to become lead

we're not going to single out the university of illinois.s a bear example of an executive of the university seeing herself as accountable to scholarly, not to its mission and intellectuals. >> katherine franke, thank you for being with us, professor of like lemieux university of the director of the open university project. kristofer petersen-overton, budget lecturer of political science at lehman college, doctoral student at the cuny graduate center. this is democracy now! stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. show innd today massachusetts were two, activists were set to go on trauma and a for blocking a shipment of 40,000 tons of coal. they used their lobster boat to block a delivery of the coal to the brightpoint power station in somerset, massachusetts. they face charges stemming from their act of civil disobedience. in a surprise move, the bristol theyict attorney announced dropped colonel charges and reduced three other charges to civil disab

here or developed here at the university of illinois. so, this is an institution that has catered to veterans and their families for a long time. actually since the beginning or end of the second world war. we have been a destination for veterans of false tribes. so i look over at what you've said and maybe you can call our veterans' office to really seek out if you let me know your number, i will talk to our veterans office and i can call you and give you the information on that. so i will be waiting for the call after we leave this place here. >> okay. we'll go on to rob who is an educator in south burlington. go ahead, rob. >> caller: thank you very much. i think one thing that we're not really kind of addressing in this discussion is how broken the model of traditional higher education is. the financial arrangements, which are heavily dependent upon student loans, and also adjunct faculty salaries is just unattenable. you can't expect people to pay, 20, 30, $40,000 a year on education and have that education be valued when the first

faith people have in government in illinois.oking at your administration saying you've been there for five years, there's the department of transportation issue and this issue with this federal investigation. would it be fair for people to look at it and say pat quinn, maybe he means well but hasn't changed the culture of government in illinois? >> that's exactly wrong. i have changed the culture of government in illinois. i inherited a mess when i became governor. we have one governor, former governor in jail and another one going to jail. we've passed strong ethics laws i enforced and got recall passed as a constitutional amendment and reform our pension systems. my opponent got $50 million from one of our pension systems when it turned out that he had a swindler on the pension board on his payroll. so there is a need for strong ethics all the time. that's what i've done my whole life in illinois and the voters know that. it's going to be a tough campaign. i'm running against a billionaire who has more money than king midas bu

this is from illinois a complex of buildings that houses chicago radar complex that controls all air traffic through a 91,000 square mile region of the midwest including illinois, kansas city and wisconsin. there is a fire. the building is evacuated. no flights are in or out of o'hare or midway. the f.a.a. facility controls more than the idea chicago airport we are getting if you reports this airports in wisconsin and iowa are will impacted. the impact is huge. >> all traffic that normally goes through chicago center or the controls are being rerutted

i see my colleague from illinois nodding in agreement with that statement. if that is the case, then my colleague from illinois should join me in sponsoring this measure because the legislation i've introduced would simply put into law what the white house talking point is, which is that -- i would be happy to yield for a question. mr. durbin: can the gentleman tell me what the eligibility cut-off date is for daca? mr. cruz: daca -- i don't have the precise cut-off date in my mind, but the point that is being raised is these children don't fall under the precise terms of daca, but they believe they will get amnesty. so the only way to correct that that -- i would respond to my friend from illinois, does my friend from illinois believe these children coming here today should get amnesty, yes or no? mr. durbin: no. if i might say through the chair, that is not the argument anyone is making these children should receive amnesty. we're what we're saying is they should be treated humanely. mr. cruz: absolutely. mr. durbin: and go through an orderly process that w

later the united states senator from illinois. he became a senator 100 years before barack obama became a united states senator from illinois. he came to public life at a time when there was nativism inferior and where americanism and america first and then stop these immigrants. stop these not only nonwhite immigrants. they were for sure excluded, but for these non-wasp immigrants, these darker skin than annealing which immigrants. there was a debate about what teacher to cement. peachtree 2000 means my country right or wrong. if you don't like it, get out of here. what he said at that time as they think super bowl event the two creatures of is not my country right or wrong. rupee treated them as my country windbreak is to be kept right. one wrong to be separate. that is what it means to define americans. if you can buy into the creed, you are american. after a few documents. carolina families in here. if you live up to the creed should make in this country live up to the ideal, i call you americans and that is beneath us. we are

to be close to the agency, webster moved his family to illinois. the northwest police agency, founded by pinkerton, we change -- would later change its name to pinkerton detective agency. it went on to become the most famous private detective agency ever. at the time, it was still a growing regional agency. unfortunately, many of the records -- most of them from webster's time -- were destroyed in the great chicago fire of 1871. little is known of what he did as an operative. what is known as he displayed cunning and leadership skills. he took on a variety of interesting cases like tracking a forger and even jumped off of a moving train in michigan to keep up with a man. he investigated grave robberies in a chicago cemetery. he worked to find those behind an attempt to burn down the rock island railroad bridge. i would like to speak to you about the latter of these two cases. the history of grave robbing dates back to the 19th century. as medical schools needed cadavers to study, antiquated laws left them unable to obtain the body they need. -- the

adrian arrington's career at eastern illinois university did not lead to the nfl. in fact, due to his health problems, adrian can't hold down a job at all. >> did they teach you to hit safely? >> in college, i never had no drills in like, where you had a form tackling. stuff like that. >> did they ever talk to you about how to hit people safely? >> after my concussion, i never had anyone tell me 'adrian, you gotta stop hitting like this.' >> noel lucero met adrian in college, when his concussions began to trigger seizures. >> to be honest i don't even remember the first time because there's been so many, but he had one in our bed, and at the time we had nightstands on either side, and he fell off and hit his shoulder on the nightstand, and his head was banging on the nightstand while he's having the seizure, so i'm moving everything out of the way, and just trying to put towels under his head, and he had bit his lip so he's bleeding. >> adrian is the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit seeking damages from the ncaa. he owes more than $100,000 in medical bills.

>> was an illinois banker peered is a prominent social activist.a banker is sponsored illinois' first highway bond issue in 1918. >> naturally believe the better highways would make chicago a better place. he gets his name repeated a hundred times a day. >> i loved having read the franklin singing about it. >> or refill franklin always gets applause. a look at what we have going on. it features high pressure. the wind will be very light. only modestly. look at how the temperatures are only a tad lower than they were yesterday. here is the jet stream. this is really just continuing the parade of interesting upper air patterns. this means the steering winds are extremely a grearight. >light. >> and see the warmer colors in this. warmups' up. this is really beautiful. the thing is not like three months ago. keep the cool air at bay right on through the weekend. up to the north of us except for the clear today. by the way there is another weather system. this could be rachel foreman off of the coast of mexico. 73. eighties are back. how about that? >>

it boggles my mind that anyone would choose to use illinois' limited resources to keep adolfo davis in prison for more than he's already been in prison. >> what's your biggest fear? >> dieing in prison. >> why? >> because it's -- i don't want this to be the last thing i see, you know, there is a whole beautiful world out there and me dieing in here is like a nightmare. >> there is no way you can reopen all these cases for resentencing, you cannot recreate due process of law to cases that are decades old. >> many victims of violent crime are taking a stand against the notion that old indications could now be reopened. jennifer bishop half jenkins has led victims rights effort nationwide motivate booed a personal experience, her pregnant system and brotherly were violently murdered by a juvenile the same year davis was arrested think. she said the thought of their case being reopened is frightening. >> i was trauma tieded by the thought of that offenser being released and having to face him again. going through two years of the legal proceedings in his case over definite devastatingly ov

the average and, an illinois family has declined by $5,053. it is time for a change. >> it is a stark contrast between us. our poll and it proposes raising the minimum wage. i do not know that he has taken any position at all. >> he voted against it and paid the money is a state senator in springfield. and it comes to the issue of health insurance and most to repeal the affordable care act. >> based on the answers to these questions that were placed by tribune reporters report should be coming out with a recommendation for governor senator and several other offices later in october. >>, the money stocks lower today. after some troubling overnight lose of uprisings in hong kong. the dollar is off about 43. >> atm fees have skyrocketed to their highest rate ever. atm fees jumped 5% in the last year. on average customers were slapped with a $4.50 charge. keeping those people from using such atms thanks are hiking fees to make up for lost. macy's plans to hire about 86,000 workers. that is an extra 3000 seasonal workers. the company says it will h

illinois is accepting medical marijuana applications, starting today. applicants whose last names begin with the letter "a" through "l" have until october 31st. the remaining patients can apply from november first, until the end of the year. illinois is expected to be one of the most expensive places in the country to buy medical marijuana, because of how restrictive the law is. big news for illinois congresswoman tammy duckworth: she and her husband are expecting a baby girl in december. duckworkth says they've been trying to have a baby for some time. she is 46 and says she got pregnant with the help of in- vitro fertilization. she says, in spite of potential problems with the pregnancy, she and her husband are very excited about their new addition. >> i am an older mom so i in a high risk pregnancy with heart issues from my service in iraq. but we are just thrilled. >>duckworth still plans to run for a second term in office this fall. local politicians spent labor day looking for votes, with the election just two months away. governor quinn and his r

the faa hopes to have the illinois facility back on line by october 13th. brian howard, the contract worker accused of sabotaging the illinois center appeared in court yesterday. prosecutors said he cut fires and set a fire before trying to kill himself. if convicted he faces up to 20 years in prison. >>> pro-democracy protesters in hong kong set a wednesday deadline for city officials to meet their demands for democratic reform. this morning, tens of thousands blocked hong kong's streets and say they are in it for the long haul. seth doane joins us on the phone from hong kong, seth good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that's right, we're hearing that china would not back down from its decision to reduce the voting reforms by the protesters who have taken to the streets. now for days, tens of thousands of protesters really filling these streets, spending all night blocking many different parts of the financial and transpolitical hubs of this city of hong kong. protesters also set a deadline, october 1st, for the chief executive to step down. certainly n

what has it meant in illinois? i'll tell you. 640,000 people in illinois now have insurance because of the affordable care act. in a state of about 13 million people, that's a substantial number. 400,000 of them were low-wage workers who had no benefits in their job and now qualify for medicaid. they have health insurance. i met one of them. roy romanovski. what a perfect chicago name, roy? he is a musician. he has done part-time work all his life, and he never had health insurance. now he's in his 60's. roy came to one of our press conferences and smacked his wallet and says i have a card in here that says i have health insurance for the first time in my life. he's not the only one. he's one of 400,000 in my state, which means when they get sick and go to the hospital, that their bills are not passed on to the rest of us, to all the people with insurance, to those who use medicare. they have their own insurance now. and it means they are going to be healthier. i think of judy. judy works down in southern, illinois

and that is in illinois. the new york times said until the selection of illinois is settled will be the most interested dollars million in political speaking. abraham lincoln nominee, first and only trace of the republicans of illinois verses stephen douglas, an internationally famous u.s. senator. the two had known each other for a long time. lincoln considered douglases success compared to his relative ofilure to be as standing

>> there is 0 wing at juliet prison just for illinois politicians. no political party has a monopoly on morality or ideas. this is why you need to shake things up and i would say the same if the republicans had been in power too long. you get stayed in your ways, you get a sense of entitlement and the temptation of corruption succumbs to everybody in high office at one level or another is there. i have become a political environmentalist, i believe in recycling trash and politicians for the same reason, each left in one place too long begins to admit a foul smell. we are doing them a favor. my favorite line on this side may have mentioned in the book, my late friend george mcgovern, liberal democrat senator from south dakota and he was my friend, when he got defeated in the reagan landslide in 1980 he hadn't done anything but public service since coming back from world war ii so decided to do some the difference, went to connecticut and boss and in, tried to run it and it went bankrupt, wall street journal called him up and wanted to know what happen

>> i had to contact an agency in illinois, i forget the name, but he represented me in court to get anorder of protection. i am disabled. first, joining us on the phone is alex bolton, a staff writer. we will have coverage for the details of that, go to c-span.org. the president is going to lay .ut his coverage he met with congressional leaders at the white house, did he give them any details. those congressional leaders are laying it out for us. they don't want to preempt the president, that one of the key things they told congressional leaders is that he is not going .o be asking congress to vote after what they said after the meeting is saying what the authorities means. and that is something that nancy pelosi confirmed, she said that the leaders feel pretty comfortable that obama has the authority. -- to cash a potentially damaging vote before the midterm election. do people on both sides of the aisle feel about not taking a vote. -- vote? republicans inny the senate who want the president to lay out a plan. the people who are most damage by voting by airstrikes in iraq are the dem

illinois. >>> two-thirds. population of ferguson, missouri is black.ou wouldn't tell op election day. i'm hooking at ways to -- looking at ways to change that. and what to do with the glut of gas produced by america's fracking boom. al jazeera america presents, edge of eighteen >> my heart is racing so fast >> standing at a crossroads... >> my parents have their plan. i'm gonna do what god asks me to do before what they ask me to do... >> can a family come together? >> do you think that you can try and accept me for me? >> life changing moments... >> my future is in my hands right now... >> from oscar winning director alex gibney, a ground breaking look at the real issues facing american teens on, the edge of eighteen only on aljazeera america >> we have been talking about the dramatic event that unfolded in ferguson, missouri since the beginning of august, when 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by a white policeman. economic disparity between blacks and whites in this neighbourhood served as tinder for the riots that erupted after the shoo

and that is in illinois. the new york times said until the selection of illinois is settled will be the most interested dollars million in political speaking. abraham lincoln nominee, first and only trace of the republicans of illinois verses stephen douglas, an internationally famous u.s. senator. the two had known each other for a long time. lincoln considered douglases success compared to his relative failure to be as standing offense. douglas said had one series after another of successfully more important positions in politics. lincoln was born to run against douglas for the senate. of course in that time senators are chosen by state legislators. the thought was that if the parties named their senate nominees and campaigns throughout the state people could be persuaded to vote for one legislator or another based upon party. of course those a famous series of debates were they talk about the great issues of the day, the expansion of slavery, popular sovereignty, and the country discovers what lincoln's fr

lincoln was representing illinois. was representing pennsylvania. they had that connection and years later, when lincoln was in the white house, ramsey was the second state governor. one of the things mr. ramsey was very proud of was that he happened to be in washington when the civil war broke out in 1861 and was able to pledge one thousand troops on behalf of minnesota to the union and he was able to contact simon cameron about that and he had down the offer and take it to president lincoln. himrnor ramsey was proud of having the distinguishing characteristic of the first of northern state to offer troops when the civil war broke out. one of the other items in the journalons is ramsey's from 1865. i have it open to friday, april 14. and also saturday the 15th. alexander ramsey was the u.s. senator. that is why they were living in the international hotel in washington. his entries reflect a tragic time in american history. he writes about, in the middle of his daily affairs, the assassination of president lincoln. john wilkes booth, he mentions sec

illinois. >>> two-thirds. population of ferguson, missouri is black. you wouldn't tell op election day. i'm hooking at ways to -- looking at ways to change that. and what to do with the glut of gas produced by america's fracking boom. al jazeera america presents, borderland labor day marathon >> we're all following stories of people who have died in the desert >> catch up with this ground breaking series... only on al jazeera america >> we have been talking about the dramatic event that unfolded in ferguson, missouri since the beginning of august, when 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed by a white policeman. economic disparity between blacks and whites in this neighbourhood served as tinder for the riots that erupted after the shooting. important to note about the dynamics, two-thirds of the residents are black, five of the six members of the city council is white, and the down's police force is mostly white. look at this 6% of blacks tonned out in the moounize -- turned out in the municipal elections. it's different to ferguson, and turn ou

and that is in illinois. the new york times said until the selection of illinois is settled will be the most interested dollars million in political speaking. abraham lincoln nominee, first and only trace of the republicans of illinois verses stephen douglas, an internationally famous u.s. senator. the two had known each other for a long time. lincoln considered douglases success compared to his relative failure to be as standing offense. douglas said had one series after another of successfully more important positions in politics. lincoln was born to run against douglas for the senate. of course in that time senators are chosen by state legislators. the thought was that if the parties named their senate nominees and campaigns throughout the state people could be persuaded to vote for one legislator or another based upon party. of course those a famous series of debates were they talk about the great issues of the day, the expansion of slavery, popular sovereignty, and the country discovers what lincoln's fr

they had known each other for a long time in the illinois politics. lincoln considered douglas's success compared to the relative failure to be the standing offense. he had one series after another of successfully more important positions in politics that could have served as a state legislator and done one term in congress. so, lincoln is going to run against the senate and now enough time senators are chosen were chosen by state legislators but the thought was if they named the senate nominees and campaigned throughout the state people could be persuaded to vote for one thing or another base of the party and those are very serious debates where they talk about the great issues of today the expansion of slavery, popular sovereignty ando discove can's friends and political allies know that he is a brilliant exponent of the issues that he believes in. and if so in the process of running committee becomes a national celebrity. now, lincoln actually wins the most votes in the senate election. but remember the districts at the time are not drawn according

implementation agreement the chondroto execute a negotiation with a joint liability company between the illinois corporation and the john company by a proposed commercial project on block 5 portion of lot 25 and portion of lot 27 on howard street transbay redevelopment project discussion and act 2014 madam director. >> commissioner i'm sure you're aware of our agreement with the transbay joint powers authority requires ocii to dispose of certainty public parcels in the transbay project area you've seen a number of parcels 0 come

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finally allison of oak brook illinois shows us the mushrooms will really getting a lot of reports in wake of all this rain. springing up something of an epidemic. why not after all of that wet weather this past week and summer. >> you're either shot or is looking north from the hancock building. sweeping across parts of the metro area. rain never falls evenly. certainly it is illustrated as a sure your buddy storms here. but to the vast area and have it has been shrinking. >> here's the untaught view. showing a decrease in the areas of yellow and orange the represent the heaviest showers. >> the low level flow of warm humid air into a storm complex. >> the unlocked furniture breaks down and the shower is evaporates peers soon we will get some sunshine. >> still coming down at a good pace. down here in parts of western will come to. the couple more out by the rockford area. >> big storms in northern wisconsin during the course of the morning as well. >> one of our viewers up in the hayward area. >> lot of damage up along lake nelson. suggest to the folks up there have been a tornado.

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protesters scheded at the university of illinois and urbana-champaign today over the school's withdrawal of a job offer to professor steven he posted a series of tweets harshly critical of israel's assault on gaza. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations says levels of greenhouse gases responsible for global warming have reached a record high. according to the un's world meteorological urbanization, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere rose by nearly three parts per million from one he 12 to 2013, the largest single year increase since teachout records began three decades ago. blaster concentration of carbon dioxide reached italy 400 parts per million, the highest level in at least 800,000 years as

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maybe all in northwest illinois by monday morning.t in time for the official start of autumn. 70 at a hearing yesterday appeared sunday to it that way. the southerly wind is blowing with gusto and warming this up today. already above those levels and some parts of the area. temperatures are fairly warm. here is our forecast. a gorgeous day. we wrapup another workweek. high temperatures 77. tonight partly cloudy it will be windy and milder few widely scattered showers. maybe it thunderstorm towards the morning. some clout makes for the first day of the weekend. warmest and 15 days around here. scattered thunderstorms. high temperature of 82 tomorrow south wins develop 12-24. >> some like a perfect lunch hours. we warm up again. a woman than normal. coming into their. we may go into october with warmer temperatures. >> not bad at all. for all the distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home car

facility in suburban chicago, illinois, overseeing flies for airports in illinois, inend, wisconsin, iowa and michigan. a man is suffering from a self-inflicted wound and being treat at the hospital. there was a fire in the basement and an f.a.a. employee was treated for smock inhalation. this is pacting anyone would needs to get to and from chicago which you both airports and many people here in the bay area affected. matt? >> yes, it is tough to know how this is going to impact flights at sfo and san jose and oakland because we seeing on the night board two flights canceled to chicago or coming from chicago so arrivals are what we are seeing. we have a 9:25 arrival flight from american airlines canceled and a 10:35 night from chicago delayed afternoon hour and another canceled from usa airways and one from southwest airlines from midway is canceled and as far as departures, everything reads "on time," for chicago. anyone who is headed to chicago if you check the board it says "on time," but i saw someone with a bears jersey and he said the night was canceled so the departures are n

i would like to share a second one with you, illinois pathways. a state of illinois stem education initiative that has created new public-private partnerships known as stem learning exchanges. each of the nine exchanges coordinate investments, resources an planning in stem industry sectors like information technology, manufacturing, energy, and research and development. >> this effort launch with $2.3 million with federal race to the top money, then leveraged to $8.5 million in public and private matching funds. illinois business roundtable, an organization made up of ceos and other industry leaders are a key initiative in our state. northwestern is a proud member of the research and development learning ex change. one of our signature projects mentor matching. this on-line resource pairs student with mentors to conduct independent research in stem fields. you can think of it like match.com for student researchers. by connecting student and teachers on-line, this helps level the playing field by accessing meanters to student all across the state,

the illinois based chain is cooperating with her brand new investigation. the chain is known for freaky fast gourmet sandwiches. did not deliver news of a data breached. >> one of the situation so or you would not go back necessarily. makes you think of using derek dove occurred are credit-card other places. and his target and my clothes and neiman- marcus. now it is jimmie jones. has added jimmie jones to the list of companies to investigate. there britches' first detected on july 30th. >> my understanding so far is that all they were alerted on july 30th people's information may have been taken up to september 5th. we're going to go in and find out exactly how it happened and did they have enough security in place. offering free credit protection. >> 23 of the affected stores are in illinois. 16 and the chicago area including four in the city. >> to live in a world where people are going to do that. hope it does not happen. hopefully the problem will be resolved in fixed in the end. it posted a full list of the jimmy jones locations on our web site. the a

he cut his political teeth on the streets of chicago before being elected illinois senator then president of the united states. in two thousand and eight three fourths of chicago and voted for obama this democratic stronghold capsule ates the great challenges facing the u.s. cutting spending to balance the deficit budget. investing in education and health care while decreasing military spending because americans have been at war for the past eleven years. as they are reminded every year on memorial day. well the former white house chief of staff and obama's right hand man has run chicago for the past eighteen months chicago and its mayor and the entire community on our soldiers killed in combat they come together around this woman madi eleven a son was the last marine from chicago killed in afghanistan he died in march the first of two thousand and twelve it was twenty four years old a real hero in american morning. and parents are. nice and. his hair is in. the city his ship. being with you every step of the way every thought every shoulder you meet there. over the first six months of tw