there was a big fight in illinois for 30 years over the illinois basic law of the constitution. inre was a lot of debate washington about the emancipation proclamation and all this, and yet, they couldn't find anywhere anyone made any kind of reference to the fact that in 1847, at the illinois second constitutional debates, they put into the constitution of 1848 near slavery nor involuntary servitude shall exist in this state. phrasethe exact same jefferson had written in the 1780's and the exact same phrase the 13th amendment to the federal constitution and yet know where i can find somebody made a reference back to the illinois constitution. when lincoln was in springfield when they argued it. he had just gone to congress after it passed as the second illinois constitution of 1848. i don't understand this gap. no one picked up on it. i was wondering if you had come across anything about that. >> lucas should take this one, but they are drawing from the northwest ordinance. that is the link. that is the lineage. >> spec is back to 1787. this was 1848. less than 12 years before

all told, illinois -- 16 illinois troopers have been struck by vehicles so far this year. several suffering serious injuries. let me tell you about the other two heroes we lost. just two days after trooper jones story died, trooper jerry ellis was killed by a wrong-way driver near libertyville, illinois. it happened about 3:25 in the morning. the driver was headed in the wrong direction on interstate 94 in green oaks when he hit trooper ellis' squad car head on. the driver who caused the crash was also killed. jerry ellis was 36 years old. he had been an illinois state trooper for 11 years, and before that, he had served his country in the united states army in iraq. he and his wife stacy were the parents of two little girls, kaylee, age 7, zoe, age 5. chris lambert, in fact, was the first illinois state trooper killed this year. it was january 12. he had just finished his shift and was on his way home when he stopped during a snowstorm to help at the scene of a three-car accident on interstate 294 in northbrook. another driver, apparently trying to avoid the pileup, swerv

kasten of illinois. the chair: the gentleman from illinois, mr. kasten and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman is recognized. mr. kasten: thank you, mr. chairman. i claim as much time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kasten: my amendment would ensure that campus faculty is trained to recognize victims of sexual or domestic violence, specifically the legislation amends the bill to include appropriate campus faculty such as advisors or professionals who deal with students on a daily basis for grant training programs to recognize and respond to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking. this would include training health providers on how to provide universal education to all members of the campus community on the impact of violence on health and unhealthy relationships and how providers can support ongoing outreach relationships. going off to school can be a wonderful opportunity for our children, but sexual and domestic violence on college campuses is horrific and must be

casten of illinois, mr. rose of tennessee, is, again, an important bipartisan effort to focus on financial literacy during financial literacy month. as well as call attention to the challenges that we have in making sure that our senior americans are taking -- taken care of, and their financial well-being. according to research conducted by the aarp public policy institute, one if five older americans -- one in five older americans are a victim of financial exploitation each year. these victims lose up to $3 billion annually or more than $120,000 per each victim. which is more than most americans have in their entire retirement savings. and sadly, only one in 44 cases are reported. and that's the challenge that we've talked about here this afternoon. that we make sure that that reporting is identified so that restitution can be made. i'm proud of the work the congress did on the senior safe act, legislation that originated in the financial services committee and was ultimately signed into law last year. that

the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: it is my pleasure to now yield four minutes to the gentlelady from florida, the sponsor of the bill, ms. murphy. mrs. murphy: i want to express my gratitude to the original three co-sponsors. i want to thank chairman neal and ranking member brady for their leadership and chairman danny davis and his staff for all the work they have done on this bill to prepare it for floor consideration. no american worker wants to be unemployed and it is vital for our government to provide cost effective support during that challenging and stressful time. our focus should be giving unemployed workers the skills and resources to return to the work force as quickly as possible. we want everyone to feel the sense of dignity that comes with earning a paycheck and contributing to our economy. one way we support unemployed workers is through the re-employment services and eligibility assessment program. this program makes annual grants to states and territories to provide a range of services to reci

he was the largest operator in illinois. the mccoy brothers wanted to channel texas cattle, which were very cheap because they had nowhere to go during the civil war, and get them to a transportation system and take them to buyers like alexander in illinois who would buy them and fatten them up. the mccoy's were interested in being middlemen in the system. they were interested in being cowboys themselves -- they were interested in the buying and selling of livestock. alexander kept them over the winter to get them fat on a hay and corn and get them into the new york market. each extra pound is more money that you make. so this is the result of that wonderful thriving metropolis of abilene in 1867. by an two huts, one ran interesting fellow, just cited -- josiahjust sigh a jones, who had a prohibition shop and had a stage route that ran through. he would give people whiskey to help them get on their way to denver. he was also known as the mayor of curry downtown -- prairie dogtown because he would capture them and sell them.

the illinois state society and our presenters and speakers for making today possible. i am director of education and interpretation at ford's theater . we are absolutely delighted to make this program possible here again for but i think is the fourth year. the set of our current production is into the woods, that will be the backdrop for us and the show tonight is sold out. we originally were going to encourage you to see the show tonight but we cannot do that because it is selling so well and will run until mid-may so we encourage you to come back. some reminders, first of all, there is no food or drink in the theater. feel free to eat and drink in the lobby. please do not bring anything into the theater. your wristband will serve as your ticket for the full day admission and will also grant you admission to the ports theater museum in the basement which contains artifacts and information about lincoln's presidency and the assassination. please keep your wristband on throughout the day so we know that you are already admitted feared there will be time for questions af

are you seeing evidence of that yet in illinois? heard the same anecdotal stories, but it is way too early to make any real determinations about that. for illinois, which has chicago, the economic epicenter of the midwest -- taylor: is that really the positive for illinois, or are there things that make you more excited about the credit? eric: chicago is pretty important, and the state does have a lot of revenue flex ability in terms of its legal abilities and growth prospects. it has potential. it is a question of whether they can utilize that on the expenditure side. taylor: you mentioned you have a negative outlook. what can we look forward to in terms of a change on that rating , when it would get a downgrade given it's on negative outlook, if there is downgrade at all? state toexpect the adopt the 2020 budget for the fiscal year that starts july 1, so we anticipate this summer making decisions on the ra ting. taylor: the progressive income tax was really highlighted in the budget. for the 2020 election, how does that affect you

freund was found in woodstock illinois, a few miles from his home in crystal lake illinois.y was found in a private area described as farm land surrounded by woods and a small stream. the 5-year-old was reported missing last week, thursday, from his home in crystal lake, illinois. his father andrew freund said he last saw a.j. at bed time around 9 p.m. the night before. the mother of this child had refused to cooperate with deteb teufrbs. she was being uncooperative. before just now the police department didn't say whether they thought the 5-year-old had been abducted or wandered off. chicago tribune reports earlier today and also our fox affiliate is also reporting the mother and her lawyer were at the crystal lake police station and at the same time family at the family home officers were seen removing presumably evidence from the home. a reported large tub, paper bags, a shovel and small mattress. now, on tuesday, the father -- police released the 911 call made by a.j.'s father on the day he went missing on thursday. take a listen to part of that call. >> we have a missin

we have the editor-in-chief of pro-public up illinois -- of propublica illinois. previously she worked at "the chicago tribune" for 18 years as reporter and editor. she won a pulitzer prize for explanatory editing. we have a venture capitalist, founder of "the texas tribune" and cofounder of the american journalism project, aimed at revealing the news through the power of venture philanthropy. and we have the editor of the nevada independent, a new site breaking stories across nevada. today we are taking a look at innovative nonprofit models of local journalism and will discuss the opportunities and challenges of supplying and financing these ventures. a reminder to our audience, you can tweet questions to us this morning. first, i want to start with john fortin. you founded the american journalism project. you had a goal of raising $1 billion annually for this bencher. -- for this venture. i read that you've raised about $42 million so far in six months. can you give us an update on what that process has been like? >> it has been exhilarating, terrifying, just ab

others set to take effect in four more including illinois.ver the years. public health advocates warn the popularity of vaping threatens to reverse that progress. >> on the drive for the lead. >> the baylor lady bears holding off notre dame 82-81 to win the ncaa women's basketball champion, led by 17, 12 in the second half but needed that last second shot from guard chloe jackson, she finished with 26 points, outstanding player in the final four. a new men's champ will be crowned tonight in minneapolis when virginia plays texas tech. the celebration got way out of hand. students flipping over several cars and setting bonfires in lubbock. the school has cancelled all classes after 5:00 p.m. hoping for better behavior. behave tech students. >> you're on camera. you're on camera. >> all over everyone's cell phone camera. >>> former vice president joe biden trying to ease concerns about invading personal space. even joked about it twice on friday. >> i just want you to know i had permission to hug lonnie. by the way, he gave me permission to touc

she was found dead in a rockford, illinois, hotel.suicide note was found saying timmothy was safe with people who love and care about him. >>> more trouble for facebook today. security researchers found hundreds of millions of facebook user records exposed to the public on amazon's cloud servers. two third-party companies were found to have stored the data without a password, allowing anyone to access it. facebook permits third-party developers to integrate apps with its platform. facebook says once alerted to the issues, it worked with amazon to take down the data bases. >>> this is the latest example of the social network struggling to collect data from its 2 billion users. there's no evidence the data has been misused. facebook is investigating. another day, another pr nightmare. >> another mea culpa from facebook every single day. >>> a battle between allegiance to the law and allegiance to god. one state legislature could demand priests inform police about sexual abuse reported in confession. audible members know listening has th

the occasion, was an evening banquets, and winfrey illinois. the month was february, the year, 1856. the setting was a convention of republican newspaper editors, abraham lincoln was there, and he spoke. he apologized for being an interloper, as he put it, and cast himself as the subject of a story, about a man, that i quote, with features the ladies could not call handsome. writing through the woods, he met a lady on horseback, he waited for her to pass, but instead, she stopped, and scrutinized him, before saying, wow, fred lance's sake, you're the holiest man i ever saw. well, yes met him, but i cannot help it, he replies. no, i suppose not, said the lady. though, you might stay at home. will, once the editors had stopped laughing, lincoln said himself, that with his piety, he might have made a home. so, the store is, i chose it, because it's particularly apt. i was scheduled to speak here last year at the symposium, but, when it came to it, i stayed at home. and now, i may, possibly be the ugliest man you have ever seen, so, i certainly hop

the occasion was an evening banquet in illinois. the month was february. the year was 1856. the setting was a convention of republican newspaper editors of decatur. abraham lincoln was there, and he spoke. he apologized for being an interloper, as he put it, and cast himself as the subject of a story about a man, and i quote, with features the leaders could not call handsome. writing through the woods he met a lady on horseback. he waited for her to pass but instead she stopped and scrutinized him before saying, well, you are the homeless man i ever saw. yes, madam, but i can't help it. no, i suppose not, said the lady, but you might stay at. [laughter] and the editor stopped life -- stopped life in, he said with propriety, he might have stayed at home. i chose it because it is i wasularly apt. scheduled to speak your last year, but when it came to it i stayed at home. be theay possibly ugliest man you have ever seen, though i certainly hope not, but that wasn't why i stayed away. i simply wasn't well enough to travel. to johnecially grateful and the executive community of t

quigley of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 281, the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. quigley: thank you. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the chair: the chair recognizes you. mr. quigley: i rise today to offer this straightforward, commonsense amendment. that does not affect direct spending or revenues. my amendment requires the secretary of h.h.s. to complete a review of the relationship between survival of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking, and the likelihood of developing a substance use disorder. this information is vital because we know traumatic experiences such as domestic violence are associated with behavioral health conditions. and we know that behavioral health conditions are associated with substance use disorders and we know substance use is linked to traumatic experiences. what we don't know is if survivors of domestic violence have an increased likelihood of developing a substance use disorder. although

states that illinois doesn't matter. the president is never prayer in illinois.zona, north carolina doing this or attempting to do this, states the president won in the last election. i trying to push through playing fire and help. >> when i go home and talk to my constituents and ask me what was going on in springfield and what efforts are undertaken by the democratic majority in illinois to create more jobs, create prosperity. my response to them is pushing extreme measures on gun control and abortion and trying to block the president of the united states from getting on the ballot to run for reelection. they are disappointed to say the least. i don't think there is any question this continues to go forward there is going to be a push back from the voters, not just republicans but middle-of-the-road independent voters and democrats as well. >> you say they are not concerned about the tax returns. polls show a majority of americans think presidential candidates, for partisan political reasons but overall, is there something that should be a conversation? should

they are set to take effect in four more including illinois.tistics show the younger people are when they start smoking, the more likely they are to become addicted. teen smoking rates have declined over the years, but health advocates warn the popularity of vaping threatens to reverse the progress. >>> this right here, one enormous snake. scientists captured a record length python in florida. the burmese python, one of the largest snake species in the world, this one, a female more than 17 feet long, weighing 140 pounds and had 73 developing eggs. it's the largest python ever found and removed from the big cyprus national preserve near miami. rangers credit a new tracking technology, using male pythons with transmitters to locate breeding females. >>> it's jackson on the drive for the lead. >> the baylor lady bears holding off notre dame 82-81 to win the women's national championship. they needed the last second heroics by star guard chloe jackson. she finished with 26 points and was named outstanding player in final four. baylor wins its thir

host: kyl in illinois. one of the topics he brings up is how far retirement savings can go today, and how you plan for that. can you speak to that? guest: there are some real challenges here. we know that while wages have not been growing for the past 20 years, there has been a lot of stagnation in that regard, they have gone off somewhat recently, but there's a lot of demand on people's income. people have to pay for their children, they have to pay for housing, and basically what remains is there often is not a lot to save for retirement. this is a real challenge, something that we have to take a look at. health care continues to be one of the really big areas where a health shock can knock a family, really put them at risk for losing everything. often, we have done some work in the past looking at hardship, a family illness, andajor they have to take money out of their 401(k) to pay the doctors. you are absolutely right. there is a lot of stress here, and it is very difficult for a lot of families to sav

en woodstock, illinois, vivian Ávila univisiÓn. iliana: hacemos una pausa.as autoridades de coachella, califo >>dieron a conocer hoy la identidad de la mujer arrestada por arrojar en un basurero una bolsa con siete cachorros de perros. ella tiene cinco de cuatro aÑos de edad y al ser detenido en su casa tenÍa otros 38 perros. la mujer enfrenta siete cargos de crueldad animal. iliana: continuamos en california. un hombre que atropellÓ a ocho personas en el estado lo hizo intencionalmente y ha sido a acusado por ocho cargos de intento de homicidio. las vÍctimas tienen entre nueve y 52 aÑos. varias estÁn en condiciÓn seria. entre ellas una adolescente. la policÍa dijo no encontrÓ conexión entre el sospechoso il las vÍctimas. >>la policÍa el sigue buscando respuestas. >> la policÍa dice que segÚn testig e identificÓ los esllanaron la casa buscando la evidencia >> entramos el s -- en shock. nunca habÍa pasado esto. >> los vecinos no saben de su asombro. >> los seres humanos, uno no lo conoce pero uno siente, uno tiene corazÓn. no es bueno eso. pero mientras la in

. >>> a family in illinois today hoping an eight-year mystery has been solved.y a miracle in kentucky. a teenager found by police in kentucky is identifying himself as an illinois boy who disappeared almost eight years ago. nbc's ron mott has details. >> reporter: this morning a stunning possible break in the case of a missing illinois boy who vanished without a trace nearly eight years ago. a teenager found by police in kentucky identifying himself as 14-year-old timmothy pitzen. >> we have this child who said he ran away. he said he was kidnapped. last name is piltzen. >> reporter: he was just 6 years old in may 2011 when his mother checked him out of school early, taking him on a road trip, stopping at a ws which is water park where he was last seen. three days later amy frye pitzen was found dead of an apparent suicide at this illinois motel leaving behind a cryptic note. >> the note indicated that timmothy is safe with people that will love him and care for him. >> reporter: the mystery devastating the boy's father, who kept hope alive, praying for his son'

. >> host: in illinois. >> guest: he had to drive from iowa across the mississippi river to illinois where he could get a drink. we 9 is he one of the fathers of the third revolution? >> guest: without a doubt. he never got his recognition. his idea was swiped by some folks over here in east coast academic institutions. he went to do other things because the second world war intervened. eventually his work was recognized by the united states court of appeals lawsuit as to where this idea came from and the poor guy, his decision occurred the day before nixon's saturday night massacre and all of the newspapers and all the media outlets were all about that and not about who the true father of the electronic computer is. >> host: when you look at 2015 and the beginning of net neutrality debate and regulation in the states, how does that fit into gutenberg to google? >> guest: that wasn't the beginning. our rules in 2015, i think it is quite consistent with what we have seen over time. i talked about the railroad. the railroad in illinois in which they handled the traffic and congress ste

his mother took him out of his aurora, illinois, school, citing a family emergency.m on a three-day road trip with stops at zoos and water parks, and she was later found dead in a rockford, illinois, hotel and a suicide note was found saying timmothy was safe with people who would love and care for him. the note added quote, you'll never find him. his father told people magazine a few years after that, he never gave up hope they would find his son alive. hopefully there's a reunion in the works. >>> a man beats a woman. it's all caught on video. why was she the one facing charges? e post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! even in my own home, i had my own designated space to smoke. if i think about it, it really was like i was punishi

authorities in cincinnati, louisville and his hometown of aurora, illinois, are now working to determine the teen's true identity, hopefully bringing a happy ending to this terrible tale >> we have never stopped looking for him, thinking about him, and that relove him and will do everything to get him back to a good life. >> reporter: officials are running dna tests to confirm the teen's identity. results are expected as early as thursday afternoon >>> hour time is 4:15. a necropsy is planned on a gray jail that died and washed ashore in san pablo bay in rodeo. it was spotted yesterday near a boat ramp. it is the third dead whale found in less than a month. >>> environmentalists took to the streets in downtown oakland promoting a new grass roots campaign to go green. reen. green for all is the national initiative to build a green economy. yesterday members unveiled a new music video urging people to buy electric cars and take other steps to clean the air. green for all was found ten years ago by van jones. at the time he was former president barack obama's green jobs advisor. a group mem

. >>> a huge python was captured in florida, and illinois the smoking age.e of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> illinois governor j.b. pritzker signed a bill, increasing the age for buying cigarettes to age 21. it does away with penalties for underage possession, but businesses still say fines and other sanctions for selling to underage customers. chicago and 34 other localities in the state have passed similar laws raising the smoking age to 21. >> i just have one message for our kids are not part of your profit margin. keep your hands off of them. >> illinois joins seven other states who have raised the smoking age to 21. >>> "japan times" reports nissan shareholders voted this morning to remove carlos ghosn from its board. ghosn was released on bail in march but re-arrested for a fourth time last week. ghosn says he's innocent and calls it a plot to remove hi >>> "the wall street journal" says israel's election tomorrow is seen as a battle on benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu is seeking his fourth term, which would make him the country's longest se

and in illinois, this is our region five office. they have a robust oversight and enforcement program, so i know they are out there on the ground, ensuring that operations are being done consistent with the requirements and expectations of those federal laws and the illinois state law requirements. on flint, i think that if you go back and look at some of the reports that have been done, it was a failure of the last administration. and the reason the previous caller brought up that it was decided by the courts the other day that the citizens consume -- can sue epa, that speaks to the veracity of some measure of responsibility. that occurred at the u.s. epa and this was under the last administration. and finally on international , participation, we are still very much involved in international discussions. i myself went to the g7, they have an environmental ministerials, they do breakout sessions, some focused on energy, environment, and other relative areas. but we continue to participate and to have very robust, meaningful conversa

he has been placed on restrictive assignment. >>> a 5-year-old boy is missing in illinois. do not believe he was abducted or walked away. they are putting a special focus on the family's home. the parents of a.j. freund reported him missing last thursday. the report has 15 police agencies, drones, and the rescue k-9 units. the dog picked up andrew scent only in the residence indicating he had not left home on foot. >> i have no control over what people think. i just want my son to come home. okay. >> the illinois department of children and family services has been involved with the family since just after andrew was born. officials say there were sign of neglect by his mother. >>> a veteran zoo keeper recovering this morning after she was attacked this weekend by a tiger at the zoo in topeka, kansas. officials say the woman and a 7-year-old male sumatra tiger were both in the tiger habitat when the animal essentially tackled her. >> it's a normal part of the daily process for her to enter that space to clean it, to maintain it, to put out enrichment items. all of that is no

counsel's team said they could not agree on whether president trump obstructed and .d posed as a missing illinois boy. >>> good morning. from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump will visit the southern border during a trip to california. the president leaves for calexico, california, this morning. this after he backtracks on a threat to close the border. now, mr. trump says, he would give mexico a year to work on immigration enforcement, and he's adding a new threat. laura podesta is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. that threat revolves around trade. the president is hoping that when money is at stake, mexico will listen. president trump is backing away from his threat to immediately close the u.s./mexico border. >> we're going to give them a one-year warning, and if the drugs don't stop or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars.ol game isar >> it's a quick turnaround from just last week. >> so there's a very good likelihood i'll

along with a number of smaller news outlets throughout the state of illinois. and what we've found is collaboration allows us to bring different resources and strengths to bear on a story and it enables us to reach broader and diverse audiences we wouldn't be able to reach on our own. >> absolutely. speaking of reaching broader audiences, jon, you're active on social media and twitter. how have you used that to reach audiences that might not have been reached before starting independent. >> social media is the greatest thing and worst thing out there as many of us in journalism know. and i still do political commentary, which is my bread and butter. what i try to use twitter for, to try to create awareness of the nevada independent and what we're doing and to announce when we're doing events. we do events as the texas tribune do that we call indy talks or indy forums where i interview the governor or we have a panel on the issue of the day on education, and education funding. but you know, any nonprofit is going to have a limited marketing budget, right? and we

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illinois child services has investigated the family before.removed from the home for a year and a half when he was a baby, and today aj's mom will be in court trying to regain custody of his little brother who was taken after aj disappeared last week. >>> statistics surrounding two childhood diseases are raising health concerns. the cdc reports there have been more than 600 cases of measles this year including 70 since last week. the agency says the u.s. could break a yearly record by the end metis outbreaks are being reported in washington state, michigan and indiana. 20 cases have been reported at indiana university's main campus. the school expects that number to rise. >>> a new study appears to confirm that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. researchers say skipping the first meal increases stroke and heart risks and regularly ditching breakfast can increase the risk of heart disease by as much as 87%. the study also found that people who never ate breakfast were more likely to be obese and have high cholesterol. >> and those

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. >>> this morning, parents of a 5-year-old illinois boy have been charged with his death. police in crystalve lake belie they've recovered the bodies of andrew a.j. freund. he disappeared a week ago. his body was wrapped in plastic in a shallow grave.en his parts are both charged with murder among other charges. >>> it's 5:47 now. and metro's blue and yellow lines will shut down southf reagan national airport next month. >> that will have a big impact on northern virginia drivers and to help prevent a problem, metro is considering offering free parking. news4's justin finch is live at the franconia-springfield station with more on this plan. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. metro is said to be aiming to

host: let's go to rossville, illinois, an independent. caller: regardless of her responses, because you do not , i a chance to give feedback --lly disagree with what with the way this woman is portraying the trump environmental policies. first of all, when you establish an organization, have transparencies about your funders. i have three points i want to make. this is the first one. funders should be transparent. they have agendas. the idea that you are protecting their privacy is ridiculous. courage to step up to the plate if you are making a donation to an organization, that you stand behind personally with your name for the policies they represent. secondly, at a local level, we in illinois are dealing with the ,utcomes of the coal industry it is about to leach into the groundwater, the rivers. the companies are just leaving it there. the epa is not doing anything. they want to put band-aid berms on a river that raises during any kind of rain or flooding. the idea that flint was the obama administration is ridiculous. the local and st

>> from illinois, bob is next. bob in hometown, illinois. >> good morning, pedro. i want to congratulate the president on the mueller report. i hope the democrats can put all of this behind us and work together with the president and work on the southern border and on infrastructure. i hope they can put it behind them and go on and make america great. >> do you think those things will happen? do you think washington will go back to trying to get things done between democrats and republicans on capitol hill? >> i don't have too much faith in the democrats. i used to be a democrat, but i'm voting for trump in 2020. >> pennsylvania is next, democrats line. this is that -- zack. >> good morning. thank you for providing us this forum. attorney general barr today mentioned there were no links between russian collusion and the trump campaign. i'm reading the question. what about the donald trump, jr., meeting at the trump tower? you know, why wasn't he indicted? why did he lie about it? that's my major question i would like to raise today. and about the obstruction, you s

he's from aurora, illinois, which is about 45 minutes outside of chicago.munity has been grappling with this over the years, wondering what happened to him and wondering if they may finally have answers. >> you heard that woman just now in whit's report say, obviously we hope that it's him, we'll be thrilled. if it's him, what has he gone through the past eight years? we hope that the police get down to the bottom of this very quickly. >>> democrats have formally asked the irs to turn over six years of president trump's personal and business tax returns. >> the chairman of the house ways and means committee made the request under a little-known provision in the tax code as this panel seeks to shed light on the president's financial dealings and possible conflicts of interest. and he set a deadline for next week. trump is the first president in nearly 50 years to refuse to release his tax returns. he says he's still not inclined to do it now because of an audit. >> we're under audit, despite what people said, and we're working that out. i'm always under audi

reportaron casi 600 casos a nivel nacional de los cuales 309 se detectaron en nueva york . 144 en illinoiss de dt y muchos casos afecta a pacientes hospitalizados o que estÁn enfermos. marÍa que padece problemas pulmonares y visita a su nietodice que lo mÁs recomendable es tomar medidas para evitar una lleguÉ a mi cas quito toda esta ropa y lo hecho a lavar. porque como se contagian muchas enfermedadesyo me cuido porque estoy enferma. >> para determinar la presencia del hongo se necesita una prueba de laboratorio. enrique: a partir del 1 de julio serÁ necesario tener 21 aÑos para comprar productos de tabaco en el estado de illinois. el gobernador elevÓ de 18 a 21 aÑos la edad legal para comprar este tipo de productos. como cigarrillos electrÓnicos. dijo que la medida evitarÁ que jÓvenes comÍ serÁ fumar dos aÑos antes. el estado de huesito tambiÉn hizo una legislaciÓn similar. el ministro de seres exteriores de venezuela afirmÓ acuerdos con rusia sobre el transporte de energÍa. dijo que todo seÑor quiere impresiÓn de que venezuela estÁ aislada pero no es asÍ. hinton impuso sanciones a nuest

as well as both of our major newspapers along with smaller news outlets throughout the state of illinois. what we found this collaboration allows us to bring different resources and strengths to bear on a story and enables us to reach more diverse audiences we wouldn't be able to reach on our own. >> speaking of reaching broad audiences, you are very active on social media. how have you used social media in a way that couldn't have been reached prior? >> social media is the greatest and the worst thing as many of us note, but i try to use it and i still do political commentary but for what you suggested to try to create awareness in what we are doing and we do events as the texas tribune where i've interviewed the governor only have or wehave a panel on the ie day like education funding that any profits will have a limited budget and we tried to get the word out but what's interesting quickly about the independence t and it surprised a lot of people, it's constantly surprises me we can see who the audience is, and half of the audience is outside of nevada. we are local, but dc and new yo

she says that she saw the teenager who identified himself as the missing illinois boy.immothy pitzen this morning. it was in her new port, kentucky neighborhood. she joins us now on the phone. sharon, hello to you. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. hello. >> thank you for joining us. tell us what you saw today? >> i seen looking out my window that a boy was leaning against one of my neighbor's cars that we'd been having some fear with crime here, so i called her to tell her that, you know, hey, look out here, and there was a boy standing there i thought was actually going to rob her car, so i took the picture in case he did something and, you know, ran off. i didn't know anything. there was actually a minor who her mother does not want her to be disclosed. she called the police and waited. she was on her way to school and waited for the police to come and was late for school. i do want her story to be told too. she's actually the hero. >> so right on with that, so you said your neighbor's daughters were getting into a car to head off to school when you noticed the boy, ri

. >> she should bero in illinois. lily here has applied to chapman university, a top notch film school. she can't bring herself to look until -- [ screaming ] >> you didn't get in? >> she glances over. >> she falls apart. [ screaming ] >> wow. >> oh, my god! >> wow. >> wait, who's going to college? >> she put in the work too. >> now she's got to move all what i from illinois to california. but it's cool, no problem. >> maybe that's why mom is so happy. >> you might be on to something. >> lily shared some pictures on her instagram from the campus. you can see just how happy they are. >> i'm going to be famous! >>> y'all, i couldn't make half of this stuff up if i tried to. the video opens up and you see three cars. >> they box one in. >> yep. >> but suddenly two men get out of the car. >> wait, no. >> yes. >> no. no. did you see that? >> and the two robbers get out of separate cars. the one, the right foot bandit, they call him the one legged bandit, actually, goes hopping. >> in flip-flops no less too. >> oh, man. >>

host: bobby in illinois, thanks for that. some video here from the president a short while ago with first lady melania trump departing the oval office, departing the south lawn, and heading out for the weekend for the easter passover weekend at mar-a-lago. expect the president back late sunday with the traditional l one house easter egg rol\ monday. let's watch as they leave this afternoon. [indiscernible] >> why did you never sit for an interview, sir? [indiscernible] host: the president and first lady this afternoon departing the south lawn, heading for first andrews air force base and then mar-a-lago in florida for the weekend. not sure we will hear anymore in terms of comments from the president. possible certainly. he is active on twitter. we are likely to see some reaction there. there were some thoughts the president would hold a news conference. he had indicated that possibility but did not even stop and speak to reporters as he left. he did this morning make some comments during an event at the wounded warriors proje

. >> no es timothy, pruebas de adn confirman que no es el niÑo de illinois que desapareciÓ hace casiÍa en vilo al paÍs luego que el menor asegurÓ ser timothy >> vuelo de monarcas por primera vez en 13 aÑos, se multiplica la poblaciÓn de mariposas monarcas en mÉxico, acompaÑamos la extraordinaria migraciÓn de est espÍes Única amenazada con el cambio climÁtico noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz-balart ♪ >> reina la angustia en la comunidad latina de allen texas, un dÍa despuÉs de la detenciÓn de mÁs de 280 trabajadores de 1 paÍses. en una empresa de tecnologÍa. aunque algunos de ellos ya fueron liberados muchos de sus familiares, todavÍa se preguntan quÉ pasarÁ con sus seres queridos? fernando de telemundo dallas tiene los testimonios >> asÍ amaneciÓ la comunidad latina en allen texas. >> siendo que mis sueÑo se me van a ir para abajo. >> consternados despuÉs de la peor redada en la Última dÉcada en un centro de trabajo. >> lo mÁs fuerte fue cuando el bus arrancÓ un rato silencio y todo el mundo lloraba, yo decÍa yo me voy para mÍ pais. >> wendy fue una de las casi 300 personas arrestad

illinois is the other hotspot. they've had over 100 cases. rsme nursing homes, half of all patients in nursing homes have tested positive. star is about a woman who went to the hospital to have a procedure, biopsy and she was likely infected to the instrument that is used for the biopsy. it was resistant to those drugs and she died. >> from david in bridgeport, thank you forn calling. >> -- hello. >> gone, ahead please. >> is a new disease here and i am relapsing, i am concerned. >> you are concerned with this, is that what you are saying? it should be a big concern. especially if you are already sick you have a weakened immunity, it is a threat and the problem is, you don't really know whether or not you have it. that's part of the problem, no way patients can research and find out what hospitals have been infected. the truth is, over time, it will spread everywhere. it seems to be contained to a few states. >> is a line your story is published recently," anti- foster, vice president for quality and patientte safety, is publicly identifying

, police say the two confessed to killing aj and burying him in shallow grave near their home in illinoise boy was beaten to death. attorney general william barr might not show up to hearing this week for mueller report. disagreement of who gets to ask questions at thursday's house judiciary committee hearing. two of the four victims are identified overnight in deadly crane collapse in seattle. freshman sarah wong inside one to have cars crushed by the crane, she was aspiring nurse at the school. local media identified second victim as marine and iron worker, the cause of the collapse is under investigation. u.s. navy reviewing training and safety procedures following the second recent death of recruit, died during boot camp last week, she went into cardiac arrest during last physical fitness test n february another recruit died during fitness test a week before she was supposed to graduate. 5 men who were trapped in virginia cave are free after several hours. the men somehow got stuck when rain it too slippery to escape and one of them did get out and called 911. rescue team called to pu

say the boy's parents confessed to telling their son and burying him in shallow grave in home in illinoisctims identified overnight in deadly crane collapse in seattle. seattle university says freshman sarah was inside one of the cars crushed by the crane, she was aspiring nurse, media identified second victim as marine and worker, the cause of the collapse is under investigation, horrible story. rob: a battle is brewing on capitol hill between congressman jerry nadler and the attorney general bill barr. carley: ag warning house democrats he might skip upcoming hearing on mueller report. doug luzader in washington on the disagreement. >> attorney general william barr wants no part in what house democrats have been planning this week. this thing really could come to a head in coming days, barr was supposed to testify before the senate and house judiciary committees this week but the house hearing is now in doubt, the department of justice learned that house democrats want committee attorneys to have chance to grill barr and doj not wanting part of it. happy to engage with members on their

in 2011 6-year-old timmothy pitzen's mother checked him out of his kindergarten class in aurora, illinoiskilled herself in a rockford, illinois, hotel, leaving behind a chilling note saying her son was okay but would never be seen again >> he was a wonderful little boy. i hope he has the strength and personality to do behavior he needs to do -- >> reporter: if there is a silver lining in the story it puts the case back in the spotlight, perhaps helping investigators find the real timmothy pitzen >>> it is 4:25. another dramaticying day in court as the trial for the oakland ghost ship warehouse trial. what court documents are revealing about the building's owners. >>> a father of 2 kids under 2 paying off my two kid's student debt, i am for you, optimistic about their future and to solve problems. >>> running for president and the top issue he is expected to make the centerpiece to his campaign. >>> good morning. we are off to a nice start when it comes to most of these commutes including the east bay commute. we will tell you more about what we are expecting coming up. >>> a lot of cloud

reportaron casi 600 casos a nivel nacional de los cuales 309 se detectaron en nueva york . 144 en illinoisprueba de laboratorio. enrique: a partir del 1 de julio serÁ necesario tener 21 aÑos para comprar productos de tabaco en el estado de illinois. el gobernador elevÓ de 18 a 21 aÑos la edad legal para comprar este tipo de productos. como cigarrillos electrÓnicos. dijo que la medida evitarÁ que jÓvenes comÍ serÁ fumar dos aÑos antes. el estado de huesito tambiÉn hizo una legislaciÓn similar. el ministro de seres exteriores de venezuela afirmÓ acuerdos con rusia sobre el transporte de energÍa. dijo que todo seÑor quiere impresiÓn de que venezuela estÁ aislada pero no es asÍ. hinton impuso sanciones a nuestra petrolera venezolana y a personas vinculadas al gobernante nicolÁs maduro. patricia: gran descontento causa en cuba la decisiÓn de trumpde cancelar un acuerdo que habrÍa permitido a beisbolistas cubanos jugar en las grandes ligas de estados unidos sin tener que desertar de la isla. un funcionario dijo que esta ley estadounidense considera ilegal hacer negocios con el entidad del gobier