we have done it in illinois. i introduced and got passed over the last four years increasing funding steadily and put a billion dollars in saving our child care infrastructure during the pandemic and congress has recognized illinois as a national model. our legislature passed smart start illinois, early intervention and child care and preschool and trying to focus on the services that are necessary for parents to be able to access and for children to thrierve. we have succeeded at increasing the amount of money going in. end up with universal preschool and end with child care deserts in illinois. 57,000 square miles and an awful lot of territory if they want to find child care. but this is a four-year project. i got re-elected for four years and perfect time. and this is a passion of my life. >> well, i have to say that when we also think about access to child care, one of the things that happened this year that was exciting was a deep investment in infrastructure, in chip through the inflation reduction act and

garcia of illinois. jeffries. garcia of texas. jeffries. gimenez. mccarthy. golden of maine. jeffries. goldman of new york. jeffries. gomez. jeffries. tony gonzales. scalise. vincent gonzalez. jeffries. good of virginia. jordan. gooden of texas. jordan. gosar. jordan. gottheimer. jeffries. granger. scalise. grace of louisiana -- graves of louisiana. jordan. graves of missouri. jordan. graves of tennessee. jordan. green of texas. jeffries. greene of georgia. jordan. griffith. jordan. gri hall is via. jeffries. grothman. grothman. jordan. guest. jordan. guthrie. jordan. hageman. jordan. harder of california. jeffries. harris. jordan. harshbarger. jordan. hayes. jeffries. heroin -- hern. jordan. higgins of louisiana. jordan. higgins of new york. jeffries. hill. jordan. himes. jeffries. henson. jordan. horsford. jeffries. how muchen. jordan. houlahan. jeffries. hoyer. jeffries. hoyle of oregon. jeffries. hudson. jordan. huffman. jeffries. highinga. jordan. hunt. jordan. issa. jordan. ivey. jeffries. jackson of illinois. jeffries. jackson of north carolina. jeffries. jackson of te

miller of illinois. johnson. miller of ohio. johnson. miller of west virginia. johnson. miller-meeks. johnson. mills. johnson. month lynn arrow. johnson. mow lynn air. johnson. mooney, johnson. moore of alabama. johnson. moore of utah. johnson. moore of wisconsin. jeffries. moran. johnson. morelli. jeffries. moss could witnesses. jeffries. moulton. jeffries. mrvan. jeffries. mullen. jeffries. murphy. johnson. nadler. jeffries. napolitano. jeffries. neal. jeffries. neguse. jeffries. nehls. johnson. new house. johnson. nickel. jeffries. norcross. jeffries. norman. johnson. nunn of iowa. johnson. obernolte yes. johnson. ocasio-cortez. jeffries. ogles. johnson. omar. jeffries. owens. johnson. pallone. jeffries. palmer. johnson. panetta. jeffries. pappas. jeffries. pascrell. jeffries. payne. jeffries. pelosi. jeffries. peltola. jeffries. pence. johnson. perez. jeffries. perry. johnson. peters. jeffries. petter son. jeffries. pfluger. johnson. phillips. jeffries. pingree. jeffries. pocan. jeffries. porter. jeffries. posey. johnson. pressley. jeffries. quigley. jeffries. ramire

anybody ever been to caro, illinois. i mean, caro, illinois has a real southern flavor to it. you look at a map that, southern tip of illinois. it's juts way into the american south. it's further south than the capital, the confederacy. richmond, virginia. and if you go there you that it has a definite southern flavor. i ran across an old an old memo written by a young staffer named -- durbin. now he's the senator from, illinois. but back then he was a staffer. paul simon senator paul simon of illinois, who ran newspapers in, the southern half of illinois and they were talking about how southern the the town caro is. and so the memo was written to senator simon. you get there, you know, don't act like this. is this chicago because it's not this is kind of little little kentucky. another side note on that, if you ever read that book, barack obama, i think it was the second one about him running for president in there's a chapter in there about him running for senate from illinois and his staffers are like well, you know, you're from chicago. you know, things are a little differ

anybody ever been to caro, illinois. i mean, caro, illinois has a real southern flavor to it. you look at a map that, southern tip of illinois. it's juts way into the american south. it's further south than the capital, the confederacy. richmond, virginia. and if you go there you that it has a definite southern flavor. i ran across an old an old memo written by a young staffer named -- durbin. now he's the senator from, illinois. but back then he was a staffer. paul simon senator paul simon of illinois, who ran newspapers in, the southern half of illinois and they were talking about how southern the the town caro is. and so the memo was written to senator simon. you get there, you know, don't act like this. is this chicago because it's not this is kind of little little kentucky. another side note on that, if you ever read that book, barack obama, i think it was the second one about him running for president in there's a chapter in there about him running for senate from illinois and his staffers are like well, you know, you're from chicago. you know, things are a little differ

garcia of illinois. jeffries. garcia of texas. jeffries. gimenez. mccarthy. golden of maine. jeffries. goldman of new york. jeffries. gomez. jeffries. tony gonzales. scalise. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. good of virginia. jordan. gooden of texas. jordan. gosar. jordan. gottheimer. jeffries. granger. scalise. graves of louisiana. jordan. graves of missouri. jordan. green of tennessee. jordan. green of texas. jeffries. greene of georgia. jordan. griffith. jordan. grijalva. jeffries. grothman. jordan. guest. jordan. guthrie. jordan. hageman. jordan. harder of california. jeffries. harris. jordan. harshbarger. jordan. hayes. jeffries. hern. jordan. higgins of louisiana. jordan. higgins of new york. jeffries. hill. jordan. himes. jeffries. hinson. jordan. horsford. jeffies. houchin. jordan. houlahan. jeffries. hoyer. jeffries. hoyle of oregon. jeffries. hudson. jordan. huffman. jeffries. huizenga. jordan. hunt. hunt. issa. jordan. ivey. ivey. jeffries. jackson of illinois. jeffries. jackson of north carolina. jeffries. jackson of texas. jordan. jackson lee. jeffries. jacobs

think pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost. mr. bost: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> pursuant to clause 7 of rule 20, i move a call of the house. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 7-b of rule 20, the chair confers recognition for that purpose. without objection a call of the house is ordered. members will record their presence by electronic device. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] knowing jim jordan for a long time. i have been in congress for a long time. so for his entire period in the house i have had the honor of serving with

garcia of illinois. jeffries. garcia of texas. jeffries. gimenez. mccarthy. golden of maine. jeffries. goldman of new york. jeffries. gomez. jeffries. tony gonzales. scalise. vicente gonzalez. jeffries. good of virginia. jordan. gooden of texas. jordan. gosar. jordan. gottheimer. jeffries. granger. granger. scalise. graves of louisiana. jordan. graves of missouri. jordan. green of tennessee. jordan. green of texas. jeffries. greene of georgia. jordan. griffith. jordan. grijalva. jeffries. grothman. jordan. guest. jordan. guthrie. jordan. hageman. jordan. harder of california. jeffries. harris. jordan. harshbarger. jordan. hayes. jeffries. hern. jordan. higgins of louisiana. jordan. higgins of new york. jeffries. hill. jordan himes. jordan. hinson. jordan. horsford. jeffies. houchin. jordan. houlahan. jeffries. hoyer. jeffries. hoyle of oregon. jeffries. hudson. jordan. huffman. jeffries. huizenga. jordan. hunt. jordan. issa. jordan. ivey. jeffries. jackson of illinois. jeffries. jackson of north carolina. jeffries. jackson of texas. jordan. jackson lee. jeffries. jacobs. jeff

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. krishnamoorthi: thank you, chairman comer, thank you, ranking nebraska kin, for -- ranking member raskin, for helping move this bill through committee. i rise in strong support of h.r. 2379. my legislation would designate the usps facility at 616 east main street in st. charles, illinois, as the veterans of the vietnam war memorial post office. in recognition of vietnam veterans and their service to the people of the united states. this formal renaming is but a small step to recognize the enormous sacrifice made by the brave men and women who served our nation in vietnam. i humbly offer this legislation to honor every one of those soldiers, sailors, coastguardsmen, airmen and marines whose service helped safeguard our nation. when visiting this post office, members of the community will be able to reflect on the nearly three million americans and more than 200,000 illinoisans who served our country during the vietnam war and the debt we still owe them. it is my hope that the veterans

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost. mr. bost: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana rise? >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 7 of rule 20, i move a call of the house. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 7-b of rule 20, the chair confers recognition for that purpose. without objection, the call of the house is ordered. members will record their presence by electronic device. the speaker pro tempore: have all members recorded their presence? on this roll call, 427 members have recorded their presence. the question now recurs on the election of a speaker. if the tellers will please come forward. house will come to order. nominations are now in order. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. mr. mccarthy: mr. speaker, i rise to nominate jim jordan for the speaker of the house. i've listened to

miller of illinois. johnson. miller of ohio. l johnson. miller of west virginia. johnson. miller meeks. johnson. mills. johnson. [applause] moolenaar. johnson. mooney. johnson. moore of alabama. johnson. moore of utah. johnson. moore of wisconsin. jeffries. moran. johnson. morelle. jeffries. napolitano. jeffries. neal. jeffries. norcross. jeffries. norman. johnson. nunn of iowa. johnson. pallone. jeffries. palmer. l -- l -- panetta. jeffries. pappas. jeffries. jeffries. payne. jeffries. pelosi. [applause] peltola. jeffries. pence. johnson. perez, perez, perez, perez, pfluger. johnson. phillips. jeffries. p jeffries. quigley. jeffries. ramirez. raskin. jeffries. reschenthaler. johnson. rogers of washington. johnson. rogers of alabama. johnson. rogers of jeffries. ruppersberger. jeffries. rutherford. johnson. johnson. salinas. jeffries. sanchez. santos. johnson. sarbanes. jeffries. scalise. johnson. [cheering] scanlon. jeffries. schneider. jeffries. scholten. jeffries. schrier. jeffries. schweikert. johnson. austin scott. johnson. david scott. jeffries. scott of johnson. ses

host: illinois governor jb pritzker. taking your phone calls on president biden's plans to expand border walls along the u.s.-mexico border, specifically in texas. this is the headline from the washington times. biden says he cannot stop the skepticism with environmental law waivers and an urgency to build. it's the lead story today. david, flint, michigan, democrat. what do you think? caller: good morning. glad to be on c-span and this is a good topic. i would say that guy that was talking from illinois that said he's running as a republican, i don't believe a word that he said. he made up so many lies while he was talking. if i lived in illinois i would never vote for him. but i'm glad that biden is doing this. i have been writing -- i have been calling my representatives here in flint and complaining that i want them to do something to stop the flow of these immigrants. now, i am all for the immigrant, you know? i'm a left-wing person and i believe in it and i give a lot to the democratic party through the elections,

the democratic governor of illinois j.b. pritzker has many us this morning from chicago.overnor, thank you for joining us. we should say in order to do many of the things you and the mayor are asking for, we need a congress to legislate and to legislate you need a speaker of the house and we are stuck. so, at the moment, i want to understand what it is you're asking president biden to do? you had a pretty sharply worded letter this past week. talking about the federal government's lack of intervention and coordination, creating an untenable situation in illinois. did the white house respond? have they fixed your problem? >> thanks and good morning, margaret. let me begin by sending our condolences and our hearts are with the people of israel at this moment. the families of those who died and also the people who have been kidnapped and taken hostage by these terrorists. the united states stands with israel and so does the state of illinois. and so do i personally. let me answer your question by saying that, you know, we were very clear in our communication with the white h

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? mr. bost: pursuant to clause 7 of rule 20, i move a call of the house. the speaker pro tempore: under clause 7-b of rule 20, the chair confers recognition for that purpose. without objection, the call of the house is ordered. members will record their presence by electronic device. the speaker pro tempore: are all members recorded? on this roll call, 429 members have recorded their presence. the question now recurs on the election of speaker. the tellers will please come forward to take their seats once again. the speaker pro tempore: the nominations are now in order. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. ms. stefanik: speaker pro tempore, madam clerk, colleagues, on behalf of the house republican conference, i rise today to nominate the gentleman from louisiana, mike johnson, as speaker of the people's house. [chanting "mike"] ms. stefanik: we convened this esteemed body today at a time of great crisis across america, a time of unprecedented challenges in

kelly of illinois. jeffries. kelly of mississippi. >> jim jordan. >> jordan. >> kelly of pennsylvania. >> the honorable steve scalise. >> scalise. kana. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. kiggans of virginia. mccarthy. kildee. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. kylie. >> jordan. >> jordan. kilmer. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. kim of california. >> jordan. >> jordan. kim of new jersey. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. krishnamoorthi. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. kuster. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> kustov. >> jordan. >> jordan. lahood. jordan. lalota. >> lee zeldin. >> zeldin. lamalfa. lamalfa. lambborn. >> jordan. >> jordan. lanceman. jeffries. langworthy. >> jim jordan. >> jordan. larsson of washington. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. larsson of connecticut. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. lada. >> jordan. >> jordan. >> laturner. >> jordan. >> jordan. lawler. >> speaker kevin mccarthy. >> mccarthy. lee of california. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. lee of florida. >> jordan. >> jordan. lee of nevada. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. lee of

. >> davis of illinois. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. davis of north carolina. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. dean of pennsylvania. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. degette. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. de la cruz. >> johnson. >> johnson. delauro. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. delbene. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> deluzio. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. desaunier. >> jeffries. >> desjarlais. >> johnson. >> johnson. >> d'esposito. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> diaz-balart. >> johnson. >> johnson. >> dingell. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. >> doggett. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. >> donalds. >> johnson. >> johnson. >> duarte. >> johnson. >> duncan. >> honorable gentleman from the great state of louisiana, mike johnson. >> johnson. >> dunn of florida. >> johnson. >> johnson. edwards. >> mike johnson. >> mike johnson. >> ellzey. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> emmer. >> mike johnson. [ cheers and applause ] >> johnson. >> escobar. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. eshoo. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. espalliat. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> estes. >

attorney candidate in illinois, april m.erry, who has been found to be highly qualified not only by the white house but by a bipartisan investigative committee of the senate judiciary committee. april perry is well qualified for this job. she would like to be on the job and should have been weeks ago, making it safer to live in my state. another point i made before is the irony that the senator who is blocking these two nominees is considering this a tough-on-crime position. tough on crime when you refuse to put a person in the role of prosecutor who is supposed to put these criminals behind bars? when he ran for the senate, my colleague from ohio pledged to, quote, fight the criminals, not the cops. that's his quote. he argued that americans will not be safe if, quote, politicians keep attacking police officers instead of violent criminals. i just have to tell him, his strategy is stopping two leading u.s. attorneys, one in his state and the state of illinois is the best news that criminals have had in a long time. the same

out in rockford, illinois.frank pollard broke new ground simply by making the team at camp grant's. pollard was one of about 1000 african-american soldiers. among the 30,000 troops at the camp. and the camp was segregated, just like the rest of the army. but pollard went out for the main camp team anyway, and he wound up making it. he was the only african-american soldier to break war football's color line. that's something that pollard's older brother, fritz pollard, couldn't even manage. fritz, who had been an all-american and ended up making both the college and pro football hall of fame was spent world war one coaching segregated black regiments at camp meade in maryland. now, frank pollard made the team, but he was a backup at the time. regulars played 60 minutes in most of the games. he did get off the bench in the team's fourth game and played a few minutes as a substitute and in a camp korean victory. that was it for his war football career, but his war football career carried some significance. now. no

the coal mines is what made southern illinois. and i don't want that to be a lost cause.e is an opening ceremony with the reigning old king coal, the beauty pageant winner princess flame and a vip politician, republican state representative dave severin. dave: there is a war on coal, there's--coal has never been cleaner than it is today, coal mines have never been safer than they are today. what turned your lights on this morning? all: coal. dave: what's gonna turn the heat on if you need it? all: coal. dave: one more time. all: coal. male: thank you, representative severin. ♪♪♪ eric: downtown is a stark sign of how badly coal is doing. the town's population has dropped from a peak of 20,000 to just 8000 as the local mines closed or scaled down. that doesn't mean people see coal as having had its day. many blame clean air laws that made illinois' high-sulfur coal more expensive than wyoming's. steve: it's cheaper to get coal out west than it is to put the scrubbers and equipment on the coal mines here to make it that cost effective, when they can buy it there and ship it

out in rockford, illinois.frank pollard broke new ground simply by making the team at camp grant's. pollard was one of about 1000 african-american soldiers. among the 30,000 troops at the camp. and the camp was segregated, just like the rest of the army. but pollard went out for the main camp team anyway, and he wound up making it. he was the only african-american soldier to break war football's color line. that's something that pollard's older brother, fritz pollard, couldn't even manage. fritz, who had been an all-american and ended up making both the college and pro football hall of fame was spent world war one coaching segregated black regiments at camp meade in maryland. now, frank pollard made the team, but he was a backup at the time. regulars played 60 minutes in most of the games. he did get off the bench in the team's fourth game and played a few minutes as a substitute and in a camp korean victory. that was it for his war football career, but his war football career carried some significance. now. no

. >>> coming up, an alleged hate crime killing in illinois. why police say a 6-year-old boy was stabbed to death. and a farewell to a very famous roommate we remember three's company actor suzanne somers. this is the cbs morning news. in. 15re headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more - can be overwhelming. so, ask your doctor about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle

live images out of chicago, illinois, another pro palestinian rally to condemn israeli regime for itsaths the condemnations um have been look warm coming out of the west but very very strong coming out of the um eastern governments as well as the rest of the world and we're following the developments very closely here on press tv do stay tuned for the latest with respect to the palestinian struggle and goodbye for now, the thought occurred to me one day, the idea that someone should be eternal. enemy because they happen to be born 200 yards away from you or born in the other side of a street from is absolutely absurd, it's absurd, but that's a situation that we find ourself in here, so i thought of that, and again, occasionally you see these little um inspirational quotes, which may or may not be true, there's one supposed to be from martin luther king, said that um hating someone is like um drinking poison and hoping they'll die. i could hit michelle all i want, you're not probably not even gna, but it's not going to affect your life, but it'll affect mine, and um, is it going to mak

out in rockford, illinois.frank pollard broke new ground simply by making the team at camp grant's. pollard was one of about 1000 african-american soldiers. among the 30,000 troops at the camp. and the camp was segregated, just like the rest of the army. but pollard went out for the main camp team anyway, and he wound up making it. he was the only african-american soldier to break war football's color line. that's something that pollard's older brother, fritz pollard, couldn't even manage. fritz, who had been an all-american and ended up making both the college and pro football hall of fame was spent world war one coaching segregated black regiments at camp meade in maryland. now, frank pollard made the team, but he was a backup at the time. regulars played 60 minutes in most of the games. he did get off the bench in the team's fourth game and played a few minutes as a substitute and in a camp korean victory. that was it for his war football career, but his war football career carried some significance. now. no

there was an off-duty fireman fishing on the rock river in byron, illinois. too. >> yes. yep. >> ryan bruce had been out fishing on halloween when his boat ran up on a log. it was pitch black out, and while he's working to free himself, he notices something odd stuck on the upstream side. >> being so dark, i couldn't see what it was, so i got a flashlight out. i shined my light on it, which only illuminated a small, maybe four or six inch circle. >> it's a brief encounter, and even though he couldn't make out what it was, his gut tells him something wasn't right. >> the next time i was able to go out on the water, i came out. it was daytime, middle of the day, and i was going fishing again, but i knew i had to stop and check that first, just to either confirm or see that it was trash. >> and you remembered exactly where it was. >> yes. yeah. >> how close were you when you started to see recognizable details? >> probably within 20 yards. >> what registered with you? >> just you could see the clothing and the torso. i knew that it was a body and there was no ne

back in illinois, that mother, who was stabbed is expected to survive. the landlord is charged with first degree murder and hate crime charges. president biden calling the stabbings horrific. andrew rhiannon derek, thank you. >> on capitol hill, republicans plan to vote tomorrow on the nomination of congressman jim jordan to be speaker of the house. he faces an uphill battle with 55 house republicans saying they won't support him. the website politico reports those opposing jordan are promising to offer a new challenger during tomorrow's vote. time now for your monday weather. >> it's beginning to look a lot more like winter in the mountains of northern utah. overnight, temperatures there dropped into the 20s. looking at the radar, a new storm system enters the pacific northwest today. it will make its way across the country. and by saturday, it could bring millions of people in the northeast, their seventh consecutive weekend of rain. checking today's high temperatures, mid 50s in the midwest, the south cools down today, but still hot across the desert

garcia of illinois? >> yea. >> yea. garcia of texas? >> yes. >> yea. jimenez? >> no. >> nay. golden of maine? >> yes. >> yea. goldman of new york? >> aye. >> yea. gomez? >> aye. >> yea. tony gonzalez? tony gonzalez? vicente gonzalez? >> yea. >> yea. goode of virginia? >> yes. >> yea. gooden of texas? gooden of texas? gosar? >> no. >> nay. gottheimer? >> yes. >> yea. granger? >> no. >> nay. graves of louisiana? >> no. >> nay. graves of missouri? >> no. >> nay. green of tennessee? >> no. >> nay. green of texas? >> denies the right to vote. >> yea. greene of georgia? >> no. >> nay. griffith? >> no. >> nay. grijalva? >> yes. >> yea. growth grothman? >> no. >> nay. guest? >> no. >> nay. guthrie? >> no. >> nay. hageman? >> no. >> no. harter of california? >> aye. >> yea. harris? >> no. >> nay. harshbarger? >> no. >> nay. hayes? >> yes. >> yea. hearne? >> nay. >> nay. higgins of louisiana? >> no. >> nay. higgins of new york? >> yes. >> yea. hill? >> no, nay. himes? >> yes. >> yea. henson? >> no. >> nay. horseburg. >> aye. >> yea. hallchin? >> no. >> nay. hoolihan? >> yes. >> yea. ho

. >>> and the horrific stabbing in illinois a 6-year-old boy dead. his mother gravely injured. the suspect, their landlord police say he targeted them because of their muslim faith and the israel-hamas war the hate crime charges he faces our special edition of "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight live from israel. >>> good evening from israel as hamas rockets streaked over tel aviv tonight, warning sirens briefly interrupted delicate high-level talks to dial back the israel-hamas war and there is late word that president biden may travel to israel as early as this week. secretary of state antony blinken already on the ground here tonight leading the push for a diplomatic resolution to the crisis meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet, the group forced to take shelter twice after rocket alerts sounded the u.s. tonight also pushing for the opening of egypt's border crossing with gaza to allow americans and others to leave gaza and allow vital supplies into the territory with israel postu

meanwhile, an islamic phobic american in the us state of illinoy has stepped to death, a six-year-old muslim boy and wounded his mother in a show support for the israeli regime's war on the gasa strip. i'm trying to start this teddy bear foundation for the mom and for the little boy who didn't deserve this, he didn't, 26 times, how can anyone do that to a little boy, i can't, it's heartbreaking, and again, it's because it's in this community, he had nothing to do with it, all because he was innocent child, he was... was muslim, that's what happened, he was muslim, and this is what they did, this is what this monster did, fayumi, a palestinian american was stabbed 26 times by his 71 year old landlord, joseph zupa, his mother also has multiple sabons, but is expected to survive the attack that occurred on saturday, according to police and locos, the victims were targeted because because of their religion, so was now charged with first degree murder, attempted first degree murder, two counts of hate crime and aggravated battery with the deadly weapon and is set to be arranged on monday a

american family in suburban chicago on hendrick has the story from bridgeview, illinois. a funeral for another child lost a violence in echo with a conflict half way around the world. palestinian american boy, why d? a l. c. you maze mother answered the door to an angry landlord shouting against muslims and the conflicting gauze and israel police say the man stabbed her in the face with the military style. nice. when the mother fled, the attacker stab 6 year old would be a $26.00 times killing him. 71 year old charles cuba who appeared in court on monday is now in custody. phasing murder attempted murder and hate crime charges. my son is a martyr, says ody i'll for you. me would be his father and i hope the people have gone as it would accept him as a martyr to them. the issue of from us and gaza is an issue of the world, not countries. i'm too small to comment on it, and i hope my son becomes a bullet that solves this issue. the service drews thousands, including chicago's mayor and the governor of illinois. den mohammed hopes the funeral of a young boy will transform th