a win for the union could put illinois in a bigger jam that it already is. >>> illinois's pension loibilityy is one of many problems plaguing the state seeing eduesed credit ratings. >> illinois is a fiscal mess. it has a staggering 111 billion unfunded pension liability, it has the lowest credit rating of all 50 dates, and dramatically higher borrowing costs. the state has a massive hole in the budget which researchers at the university of illinois calculate is $6 billion. why is illinois in dire straits? because it borrowed recklessly for years. the state has been spending more than it teaks in since the early 2000 back when the economy was doing well and kicking the can down the road. it has come home to roost hampering the ability to provide services. illinois has a new governor and he allowed an income tax increase to expire reducing state revenue. the new budget proposed on spending cuts on health care and education - but he has to get it past a legislature with a veto prove majority. the citizens of illinois are growing more is enchanted. one in for believe illinois is the force state

why is illinois in dire straits? because it borrowed recklessly and failed to live within its means. the state has been spending more than it takes in since the early 2000 back when the economy was doing well and kicking the can down the road. the pay later budgeting has come home to roost by hampering the ability to provide services. illinois has a new governor and after coming into office he allowed an income tax increase to expire which reduced state revenue. the governor's new budget proposed sending cuts on health care for the poor and higher education, he has to get it past a legislator with a veto proof majority. citizens are growing dis enchant with their state. a gallop poll released found one in four believe illinois is the worst state to live in. >> where do we go from here. for a deeper look let's welcome kate a municipal commentator, and founder of a clearing house. and the vice president of policy from the illinois policy institute. great to have you with us on a deeper look. >> thank you. >> we heard i

outlined in pink was the pg&e on the corner of 22nd and illinois those properties are constituent as part of the special use district and analyzed as part of the environmental review process the more holistic plating approach so as contemplated in the term shoot you'll see the notice of precipitation those properties are included in the plan those properties have been the subject of much planning before the city has joined the project this is a master plan you'll see the 20th and illinois property as outlined as 3 ab on the site it was contemplated those will be residential use so consistent with the 2010 master plan the proposed projects has those properties and residential use pr moving south to the pg&e property the hocking down yard outlined in relayed you'll recall it is directly adjacent or across the street excuse me. from the pg&e switchyard on 22nd and it is a soil recycling facility that commission approved nearly a year ago a lease agreement for impaneling cable that included the terms to purchase the hocking down yard and the procedures after the site has been entitled wi

the senator from illinois voted against the historic nomination. i would never suggest, even with built rhetoric -- veiled rhetoric, that her race was the reason for his opposition. and he should extend that same courtesy to me and my colleagues. i would also like to remind the senator from illinois about how we were able to fill vacancies in the u.s. district court of arizona last year, effectively alleviating a judicial emergency with tremendous bipartisan support. we confirmed a diverse and historic slate of six nominees which included a hispanic, an african-american, and the first native american woman ever to serve on the federal bench. but there race had nothing to do with their successful confirmations, just as ms. lynch's race should have no impact on her consideration in this body. those six judges were approved because each had shown a commitment to justice, public service, and the people of arizona. they demonstrated the demeanor necessary to serve with integrity. i would further point out to the senator from illinois that at no time has

that is not a standard but we're talking illinois. five that of the last nine governors went to jail. running for office without promising raises and absurd pensions. >> now was the time to start on a responsible path after years of financial recklessness. >> he actually proposes to cut spending to balance the budget. >> saying no is not popular but it is now or never for illinois. without reforms proposed in this budget nearly $0.25 of every tax dollar will continue going into the broken pension system that is unfair and unsustainable. [applause] >> this is the democratic controlled legislature. will they change? i doubt it. i suspect that chicago and illinois like greece and cuba will soon be will models of failure maybe we can learn something. maybe. maybe politicians will learn something but they usually don't. that is our show. see you next week with a new episode of on the new time slot. friday. fox business. of you said the you thought was responsible for that call. have a great weekend. neil: i and neil cavuto. the daughter bo

i want to turn to the senator from illinois has also been a leader on this issue. i know he has been a lawyer dealing with people who run some of these websites, back page in particular. also trying to figure a way to integrate some of our veterans who are the big military service into the investigation of these crimes. i would like to turn to the center of illinois for any comments you'd like to make. >> gentleman from texas moving this legislation, including the acts at 535 with high partisan, senator blumenthal would also have wounded warriors and let me say that the amendment is trying to offer this week and intended to go after back page.com, which is a lot of largest providers and services. we have to charge them for the cost of cleaning up the mess they made. >> i think the senator from illinois. his focus is exactly where we had to be having this focus which is how do you take some of the profits out of this modern-day slavery and redirected to help the victims. that is what this bill does. it bans some of the impunity that some of these purveyors of human/

i want to turn to the senator from illinois who has been a leader on the issue. he's been a warrior on dealing with people who run some of these web sites the back page in particular, but also trying to figure a way to integrate some of our veterans who are leaving military service into the investigation of these crimes. so i'd like to tirn turn to the senator from illinois for any comments he would like to make. mr. kirk: withmake.kirk mr. kirk: with the help of senator blumenthal that would also help us find these exploiters. let me say that the amendment that i was trying to offer early this week on the save act i intended to go after backpage.com, which would be the largest provider of slavery-related services in the country, making about $30 million a year off of slavery. we really ought to be able to charge them for the costs of cleaning up the mess that they create. mr. cornyn: the senator from illinois his focus is actually where we ought to be having this focus, which is how do you take some of the profits out of this modern-day slavery and redirect it t

i want to turn to the senator from illinois who has also been a leader on this issue. i know he has been a warrior dealing with the people who run some of these web sites that page in particular but also trying to figure a way to integrate some of our veterans who are leading the investigation of his crimes were they like to turn to the senator of illinois for any comments you would care to make. >> the gentleman from texas for moving this legislation including 575 which was bipartisan with senator blumenthal. that would also have us find wounded warriors beyond these internet to find them and let me say the amendment that i was trying to offer earlier this week intended to go after back page.com which would be the largest provider of slavery related services in the country. making about $30 million a year off of slavery. we really ought to be able to charge them for the cost of cleaning up the mess that they have created. >> i think the senator from illinois but his focus is exactly where we had to be having this focus which is how d. take some of the profits out of t

the senator illinois voted against the historic nomination. i would never suggest even with failed rhetoric that judge rogers brown race was the reason for the senator from illinois opposition to her nomination. he should extend i say to my colleague from illinois he should extend that same courtesy to me and my colleagues. i i would like to remind the senator illinois about how we were able to fill vacancies last year effectively alleviating a judicial emergency with tremendous bipartisan support in the nomination of two senators we confirmed a diverse and historic slate of six nominees which included a hispanic, and african-american and the 1st native american woman ever to serve on the federal bench. .. confirmations, just as ms. lynch's race should have no impact on her consideration in this body. those six judges were approved by this body because each of them had shown a commitment to justice, public service and the people of arizona. each also had demonstrated the judicial temperament and professional demeanor necessary to serve with in

. ♪ ilia: quÉ tal un hospital en illinois estÁn negando el derecho a recibir Órganos a indocumentadosnociendo una ley estatal. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: muy buenas noches, informaciÓn obtenida de las grabaciones de audio de las cabinas de germanwings, revela que uno de los pilotos abandonÓ la cabina de vuelo y no pudo regresar cuando lo intentÓ mÁs tarde. detalles sugieren que el piloto tocÓ varias las veces la puerta sin respuesta y que tratÓ de entrar sin conseguirlo. vilma: la caja negra recuperada de entre los restos del aviÓn que se estrellÓ en los alpes y que grabÓ minutos de la conversaciÓn arrojÓ las primeras revelaciones. segÚn, las conversaciones entre los dos hombres al mando, transcurrieron normalmente en la primera media hora de vuelo de barcelona alemania. despuÉs, se escuchÓ cuando uno de los pilotos saliÓ de la cabina y el que se quedÓ al mando cerrÓ con seguro la puerta, prÁctica que es normal. >> cuando un copiloto se levanta para el baÑo o lo que vaya, el que queda, tiene que cerrar la p

before the break i showed you the picture of the traitorous mayor of springfield, illinois giving theey to the city of the megalomaniac cobra commander, i asked you to give me a line from the speech. first up. >> i would like toÑi thank the city of springfield illinois for recognizing my style of work with quality in shrink rays. >> chris: all right.

i do with some regret the senator from illinois and i have been friends for many many years. we served in the house together and have worked together. that is why i was so surprised and disappointed in the comments that he made yesterday on the floor of the senate, comments totally inappropriate to be made on the floor of the senate. my colleague from illinois said and i quote, republican majority leader announced that he was going to hold this nomination of loretto lynch until the bill which is pending before the senate passes whenever that may be. and then he went on to say the rather lynch first african-american women nominated to the attorney general is asked to sit in the back of the bus when it comes to the selling calendar. it is unfair unjust beneath the decorum and dignity of the united states senate. what is beneath the decorum and dignity of the united states senate i would say to the senator from illinois for him to come to this floor and use that imagery and suggest that racist tactics are being employed to delay this lynch's confirmation vote. such inflammatory

illinois' governor weighed in late tuesday. >> it's a sad day for illinois. it's a very unfortunate situation. i hope and believe that the congressman is doing the right thing right now for the best interest of the people of the 18th district and state of illinois. >> shock will officially resign march 31. then there will be a special election to if i am the seat and one name already floated to take over is darrin lahood. he is already an illinois state senator and a major name in the area and his father, ray lahood is the current secretary of transportation. >> thank you, john. >> house republicans unveiled a new budget proposal, the plan cutting $5.5 trillion, calling for a repeal of the affordable care act and elimination of more than $900 billion in medicaid spending. president obama says the republican plan does not reflect the future. >> a u.s. surveillance drone is said to ever crashed in syria's northern region. the pentagon said a drone is missing but will not say it was brought down. if confirmed, it will be the first aircraft downed in syria since

he's a member of the illinois national guard. in the criminal complaint the fbi said ed munlds used the facebook employee file hasan rasheed. an undercover officer befriended him and said he wanted to get through. he said i'd rather struggle and strive rather than sit back and lead a comfortable life. in later communications he said jonas also wanted to fight but since he served time in prison would likely not receive a passport. he said quote, we would love do something like the brother in paris did. hasan edmonds purchase add ticket to egypt and planned to fly out of chicago's midway airport on march 25th. that's where he was arrested. jonas was arrested at his aurora, illinois, home. the defendants showed little emotion here at chicago's federal court. if convicted they face a maximum conviction of 15 years in jail around $250,000 in fines. both are expected back in court in two weeks. >> in iraq the u.s.-supported on racing to take saddam hussein's hometown tikrit appears to be in its final push. they've conducted 17 air stri

roskam of illinois for today and the balance of the week and ms. maxine waters of california for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6 2015 the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. ms. kelly: i ask that all members be given five minutes to -- five days to revise and extend their remarks. mr. speaker, it's an honor and privilege to be before you this evening on the heels of our nation's recognizing the 50th anniversary of the selma march which iser to down many obstructive barriers to voting for african-americans and which led to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. we've grown as a nation since the night jimmy lee jackson was murdered, peacefully voting for voting rights in alabama -- facefully marching for voting rights in alabama. and we're not the world we were when mamie till showed the world what had been done to her baby. selma has changed but the issues of ferguson, missouri, r

. >> it's the wrong director illinois's tourney holtz.portsnet central where the unexpected is ex pentecostal. you are connected to sportsnet central. >> since the death of mini m i & o so, the sports world has paid respects for the baseball trailblazer. the outpouring continued with another chicago legend taking his final bow. jim latta has more. >> it is a sad day, but many did have a great life. i just thought he was going live forever. it is sad. >> a funeral for one of baseball's best friends. the final goodbye began with services at holy family church where family, dear friends and ginrations of fans paid tribute to an ambassador and a pioneer of his game. >> he was unfairly passover for the hall of fame, mini said even if it hurts on the inside, i will always be smiling on the outside. that was mini's maxim throughout his life. >> that's his message to us today. >> played five decades. first man of color to play in this city, you know, it is one of those things that mini did that was special. but he loved me i don't think i have ev

an attack on an illinois military installation.he plot was discovered when the cousins asked an undercover fbi agent to assist in that attack. how do you trade all of the headlines that are crossing in the news? let's go to our floor show. traders at the new york stock exchange. the cme group. i begin with jonathan on the floor of the new york stock exchange. all of this is adding to volatility today, jonathan. we've seen the vix up another day. what does that mean? >> there's a lot of fear in this market. just listening to the last eight minutes of your lead-in. all the negative headlines, we're consumed in this. as we get geopolitical headlines coming out. as we listen to economic data in the u.s. investors are forced to move away from this market. yes, the market has had a good run. in the long run, we'll continue this step moving higher. on the short-term basis, the market is so unsettled. we haven't had these type of headlines recently. the market doesn't know how to react. the only good light we have, end of quarter is coming

confirmed after waiting 684 days the senator from illinois voted against the historic nomination.eiled rhetoric that judge rogers brown's race from the reason for the senator from illinois' opposition and he should extend i say to my colleague from illinois he should extend the same courtesy to me and my colleagues. i would also like to remind the senator from illinois about how we were able to fill vacancies in the u.s. district court of arizona last year effectively alleviating a judicial emergency with tremendous bipartisan support. >> we're listening in right now to senator john mccain on the senate floor directing some fiery reaction and words towards senator dick durbin. joining me now live democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee, i'm not sure if you heard him but makes the point that in 2012 a district court judge, african-american her vote was filibustered 684 days saying here if this is about race for loretta lynch, was it about race when this judge was blocked by democrats in 2012? >> this is a very emotional moment in history, and i can understand the emotion of sen

seriously. >> illinois republican congressman aaron

he was reelected from a safe district from republicans in peoria, illinois. he was steady enough and boring enough. >> justin: noncontroversial enough that president obama picked him to be the transportation secretary after ray lahood finished his time in congress even though he was a republican, he became part of president obama's cabinet. the absence of him in his seat, it was no problem for the republican party in illinois. that district is very reliably red, and illinois republicans had a boy wonder ready to step up and take that seat. aaron schock who won a seat when he was just 23 years old. the state never had a younger lawmaker than aaron schock. he was aggressive, attractive, and did i mention young. at the time he was readying his run, republicans in congress at the time were trying to remake themselves in the image of a youthful party. they launched a republican young guns campaign in 2007 aaron schock was a much younger gun. reelected at only 27 to congress. in 2008 republicans got beaten badly. they lost ground in the senate and house. in 2008 re

illinois state senator darryn lahood will run for the seat left vakant when illinois congressman aaronock steps down at the end of the month. kelly o'donnell has more on the resignation of schock. >> reporter: his social media handle @aaronschock documented the illinois congressman's passion for adventure. but the one trip this media savvy workout loving 33-year-old republican did not expect to take was his sudden fall from grace. >> i know when i take a trip and i post photos online if-it-can create a misimpression of being out of touch. >> reporter: aaron schock is out of a job. >> breaking news this afternoon. illinois congressman aaron schock announces he is resigning effective march 31st. >> he wanted to be the congressman that was differ. he was younger, the first millennial in congress. >> reporter: ben terrace first wrote about schock's doubten abby inspired office triggering scrutiny of the congressman's use of taxpayer and campaign-related funds. a private plane to a chicago bears game. taking ten staffers on a weekend trip to new york for the global citizen festival. >> what

incumbent in illinois. so far christie has not commented. >>> almost ten minutes before 6:00. the ymca of trenton will cut the ribbon today for the new lieu blare outpost. this is the first library outpost many the state that offers a vending machine to allow people to swipe their library card and get a book or the option of ordering a book online and having it delivered to a ymca locker. >>> a cold start this morning, but it is completely dry. clouds are starting to move into the area. they will be arriving during the morning. it is snow and rain that arrives this afternoon. by then the cold will ease a bit, but it will still be cold enough for light accumulation of snow before we see sleet and freezing rain to make for hazardous travel just in time for the commute. and then we're watching thursday, significant snow is possible. and in between we'll get some steady rain. right now 25 degrees in philadelphia. we have a light wind out of the north at 7 miles an hour. the wind will stay pretty light today. an

ilia: el gobernador de illinois encabezaron un mensaje dirigido a los republicanos en washington, leso de buenas familias y buenos barrios. >>un reporte publicado hace un aÑo para la coaliciÓn para los derechos de los inmigrantes indicÓ que illinois vive mÁs de medio millÓn. enrique: el cantante enfrenta cargos por homicidio por atropellar a una persona. la historia y las imÁgenes. periodista: aquÍ se encuentra el auto rojo conducido por el rapero entrando a un restaurante de comida rÁpida. aparece un hombre y se acerca a la ventana del conductor. segÚn, discuten por unos segundos, al mismo tiempo se ven un hombres indignos _en jeans. el hombre de jean fue identificado como terry y retrocede. al mismo tiempo el hombre camina hacia el lugar donde quedÓ tirado, el rapero vuelve a en embestir y lo arrastra. un obra la camisa blanca se acerca y parece quitarle algo de su mano, dicen que posiblemente es un arma y la guarda en sus cinto. el rapero huyÓ de la escena y dijo que no sabÍa que habÍa atropellado a dos personas. ellos iniciaron una pelea, dicen que de ser cierta la versiÓn del rap

the senator from illinois voted against the historic nomination. i would never suggest, even with veiled rhetoric, that judge rogers brown's race was the reason for the senator from illinois' opposition to her nomination. and he should extend -- i say to my colleague from illinois -- he should extend the same courtesy to me and my colleagues. host: we will be talking more about that in the last half-hour of today's "washington journal." the snow starts to come down this morning on capitol hill here in washington, d.c. our phone lines are up and to talk about your top issues of the week from capitol hill. pennsylvania, life for republicans. -- life for republicans. caller: my coming through clear? host: yes you are jay. caller: john mccain just stole my thunder. dick durbin was race baiting and saying that she was pushed to the back of the bus, which is a racial statement designed to inflame racial hatred, which is what the democrats do. he also voted against condoleezza rice, i believe. the lady from missouri was hilarious. ronald reagan was treate

congratulations illinois. that's all for today. next week because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> in the halls of justice, they have seen it all. >> i thought this is the one that is going to run. >> from the unbelievable. >> just down on all fours to scramble away. >> to the shocking. >> oh, my god. >> courtroom deputies caught by surprise. >> he swung his body away, making contact to my face. >> victims' families lashing out. >> i said the hell with it i tried to reach him. >> even judges pushed too far. >> you shut your damn mouth, sir. >> action that literally rocks the courtroom.

congratulations illinois. that's all for today. because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> i'm running for president. those four words officially kicked off the next race for the white house overnight. how the first major candidate announced his campaign. >>> the week is off to an expensive and frustrating start for people in this philadelphia neighborhood after a string of car break-ins overnight. the built-in item the crooks were going after. >>> and it is back to winter this morning as we take a live look at citizens bank park. certainly not baseball weather out there today. much of the weather is off to a below freezing stamplt ande inging start. and we're looking to a much chillier day today than yesterday. good morning, i'm chris

congratulations illinois. that's all for today. because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." >>> good morning, coming up on "early today" -- a disturbing report finds isis specifically targeting 100 u.s. service members. the pentagon is urging anyone on the list to exercise caution. >>> first official candidate for president made the announcement a few hours ago. >>> did pope francis just play a part in a half miracle? >>> plus taylor swift just bought four domain site names. >>> get ready for more mission impossible. it's monday, march 23rd. "early today" starts right now. good morning, an angie goff. a disturbing new threat. a so-called hit list published a group calling itself the

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like this in illinois.was different. and not only was it different, but illinois protects sexual orientation as a protected class. so the bottom line is we can debate it all day and all night. but unless you amend the civil rights code of indiana to include sexual orientation as a protected class, we'll have a problem. >> that's what i keep wondering. i want to give the benefit of the doubt of indiana who i know to be good people. i can't imagine that they would want to discriminate against gays and lesbians. what can they do to somehow ensure as the governor says that it will not give anyone the right to discriminate, quote, unquote? >> joey said it. it's adding to the state law. >> he said he won't do that. what else? >> he said it's not on his agenda and if the legislature passed that, he hasn't specifically said he would veto that. he said a protected class for gays and lesbians is not on the fix list. >> doesn't mean he would veto it if it was passed. >> could you see anything that you could put into t

. >>> an illinois man has turned his love of books into something of an obsession.a dozen a week. adriana diaz shows us how the retiree became such a book worm. >> reporter: there are avid readers, and then there's michael coulter. the 70-year-old from peru illinois says he reads an average of two book as day. >> if i don't have nothing do aisle sit down and read. >> reporter: he says he's read 5,070 books in eight and a half years. it all started in the summer of 2006 after coulter retired and gave up drinking. >> what impresses you in a book? >> just keep it simple. >> reporter: the former gas station attendance and ambulance driver has a soft spot for mysteries and books about american history. what kind of books do you not like to read? >> love stories and most science fictions. >> why not love stories? >> i like them too, but -- >> you're saying there's love in the book, you can't avoid it? >> you can't avoid it. >> have you read harry potter? >> i don't like it. >> have you red "twilight?" >> it's not my cup of tee. >> what makes a bad book? >> text. >> koult

here he is receiving his degree in finance from illinois state university, three years after brian's disappearance. but for the carricks, no closer to any answers, it was as if time stood still. mario joined the family grocery, worked as a manager, and helped build the business. >> that was not the only store that he was going to have. it was always going to be two stores, and three stores and four stores. >> reporter: that grand plan would never happen. mario's world was about to collapse around him. a break in the case. this stock boy, shane lamb, would change everything with a tale of violence in the produce cooler the night brian vanished. >> i hit brian a few times. he was bleeding from his mouth. i thought i knocked him out. >> where's mario when you're doing this? >> right in the doorway. >> reporter: what did happen to brian carrick? stay with us. an iphone 6!!!!!! ! it covers facetiming? uh-huh. noice. what's that all about? i'm streaming!!!!! it covers that? oh-yeah. way to go. omg. blasting this!! it covers blasting? sure does. word. what are you doing sweetie? posting pic

20 aÑos en prisiÓn por delitos que no cometiÓ y esta noche recuperÓ la libertad en una prisiÓn de illinois de desesperaciÓn habÍa causado daÑos a su celda y los querÍan cobrar. vilma tiene la historia y las declaraciones. vilma: el mexicano Ángel gonzÁlez creyÓ que este momento nunca llegarÍa, cuando le abrieron las celda en la que pasÓ 20 aÑos injustamente, dice que sintiÓ como si hubiera vuelto a nacer. angel: me siento como si regresÉ a la vida. estuve detenido por 20 aÑos pero con la ayuda mis abogados, gracias a todos ustedes que me ayudaron con todo lo que hicieron. vilma: una prueba de adn demostrÓ que Ángel no fue el hombre que secuestrÓ y violÓ a una mujer de chicago, delitos por los que habÍa sido condenado a 40 aÑos de prisiÓn. las pruebas demostraron que los culpables fueron los hombres que aÚn no han sido identificados. angel: no tengo resentimiento hacia nadie, simplemente espero que un dÍa pronto quienquiera que cometiÓ el crimen lo traiga a la justicia para que pague por lo que hicieron. vilma: los abogados del mexicano aseguran que hace mÁs de dos dÉcadas, ante la ausencia