[applause] so the net tuition cost for most illinois students attending illinois schools continues togher education it's important that year in and year out even in lean budget years we demonstrate a commitment to thesenstitutions which is why why my budget proposal includes more than 30 million-dollar increase in direct operating support public education institutions and that's on on top of continuing record capital investments that we are making through rebuild illinois. [applause] >> improving attainment and retention is assisting private illinois workforce shortage and it's also having a similar effect on state government. we are finally moving closer to' achieving the staffing levels that we need to support our work. the department on aging, human services, health care and family has improved hiring to improve head count example, has achieved highest staffing in more than 15 years through a combination of funding, ingenuity and sheer hard work. dcfs is more focused on how to best protect illinois children. today nearly every call t abuse and negligent hotline is answered immediat

the net tuition costs for most illinois students illinois schools continues to decline.stitutions are on there rise d it is important that year in and year out, even in lean budget years we demonstrate a commitment to these institutions. which is my budget proposal than increase direct operating support for public higher education institution. investments that we are making through rebuild illinois. [applause] improving educational attainment is assisting private industry to overcome the illinois workforce shortage. its having a similar effect on state government. we are finally moving closer to achieving the staffing levels that we■ our work. the departments on agent, human services, healthcare and family services, every social surgeon agency has improved hiring to fill out it's a budgeted headcount. dcfs for example has achieved its highest staffing■s than 50 years the recombination of funding, ingenuity and sheer hard worker. dcfs is more focused than ever on how to best protect illinois children. c today, nearly every call to the abuse and neglect hotline is that is

reporter: the campaign for illinois governor has gotten pretty lively.ngressman rod blagojevich. what's that name again? -bala-jo-vich. -reporter: bala-jo-vich, huh? -bala-jo-vich. -you sure? positive. tapper: during rod's 2002 governor's campaign, dick mell's membership in the old school chicago elite was a definite bonus, but it was rod's working class bonafides and people skills that did all the rest. coming from the family he did, he had a real working class chip on his shoulder, and his two heroes were elvis and richard nixon, both because they were guys who came from the wrong side of their tracks and fought their way up and were kind of disdained by the elites. in fact, if those two gritty 20th century icons fought their way into a single person, you might actually end up with rod blagojevich, for better and for worse. the rod blagojevich that i first met was youthful. he was energetic. he had this kind of mane of black hair that was super thick, and you could tell it was filled with hair product. the hair-- so iconic in its own right, that it bec

illinois governor jb pritzker is back with us.overnor, you have voters in your state who probably feel like they're -- 14th amendment but also on this question of presidential immunity. do you have faith in the supreme court? >> well they haven't really given us much reason to have faith in them but i will say that this is going to be a based on a technical aspect of the constitution and whether or not if donald trump hasn't actually been convicted of insurrection whether he can be held liable according to the constitution and, kept off the ballot. that's not something that we all will decide in illinois, it's going to get decided at the u.s. supreme court. meanwhile i think that we are prepared to fight this battle at the ballot box, and you gotta remember we've done this twice before. we've beaten donald trump in illinois by 16 points, in 2016, and 17 points in 2020. he's in trouble in illinois, we want him on the ballot frankly because he's a detriment to republicans across the united states, but especially in illinois. >> that

in illinois, nearly 60% ofs livt enough child care providers.rkers are shouldering the cost of care through massive enrollment fees, we workers and a steep decline in the number of licensed child care providers. this untenable and unacceptable. sciu health care is fighting to create living wages and now turn in washington to meet the challenge. we must support the needs of parents and care funding presidt biden's requests to stabilize child care resources now.k madam speaker, partisan gamesmanship over the southern border is causing this house to neglect the needs of thousands of families for whom hunger and homelessness await. catholic charities now serve fio six times as many people as -- at their pantries compared to 2020. these increases by other food b, religious organizations and not-for-profits nationwide. bridge the gap created by our inaction in washington. the blame game will not feed the we can and must do better now. thank you and i yield recognizen from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: madam speaker, i rise today t

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in central illinois. he had been going to small towns and making friends with his funniest and his fairness, his kindness and his intelligence. as a result, david davis could oversee a team of diehard hard supporters ready to work themselves close to exhaustion in for him in chicago. and they could afford to do that because convention was taking place in. state and that kind of personal loyalty made all the difference. now, early in convention, the chief alternative to seward seemed to be this man. a missouri judge named edward bates, a conservative who did not like all this agitation about slavery. his argued he would calm the south and negate all threats of secession. and he had the backing of some powerful, including the most influential newspaper editor in the country horace greeley. unfortunately for bates, german immigrants were dead set against him because he had with the no nothing party. prominent germans went so far as to hold their own national in chicago. that same just down the road from the

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i'm from the state of illinois, the beautiful state of illinois. so i'm just also thankful to see another illinoian with us here today. uh so thank you mr mayor and also mr geraldi uh for your passion and for your dedication to serving our communities, particularly for you serving illinois. i yield back and i'm going to do just one follow up question. and before we go into our closing, um i need to ask both of you when you left the service, what did you receive the tap program? you see, i came from an era that they didn't have a tap program. i tell everybody that my commanding officer tapped me on the shoulder and said, see you later. that was it. so and, and was it, what, what, what was your experience with tap? >> i did participate in a tap program. i didn't know what i didn't know. i realize now in hindsight that that was wholly inadequate and we help a lot of other veterans that are transitioning now. and so we, we, we stay in the pulse of the experience, big shortcomings with, with any transition assistance. now is when as service members, whe

. >>> also tonight, the suspect in a stabbing rampage that killed four people in illinois in court. among the victims, a 15-year-old girl and a mailman. what the suspect says set him off. >>> former crypto mogul sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years for massive fraud. his apology in court before learning his fate. >>> on the east coast, the soaking rain and flood risk. >>> the race for 2024. president biden sharing the stage tonight with barack obama and bill clinton at a star-studded fundraiser. just miles away, former president trump at the wake for a slain nypd officer as he campaigns on the issue of crime. >>> the mission to protect the giants of the sea. inside the new whale traffic control. >>> and as small-town papers disappear, harry smith takes us to maine, where local news is getting a lifeline. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. tonight, we are getting our closest look yet at the precarious remains of baltimore's francis scott key bridge and the out-of-control container ship that toppled it. our team out with the army

illinois stayed one step ahead of iowa state.ayed from behind the whole time and fell to the fighting illini who will return to the elite eight for the first time since 2005. >>> north carolina and alabama battled to the very end in a high-scoring duel. the tar heels traded blows with the crimson tide until bama pulled away with an 89-87 victory. and there was no upset for uconn. the huskies blew out san diego state by a 30-point margin. it is their second victory of 30 points or more this tournament. >>> still to come. one of cinema's modern masters gets the only thing more prestigious than an oscar. >>> and the first look at beyonce's latest album. at beyonce's latest album. ♪♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool that gives you a mop and bucket clean in half the time ♪♪ our cleaning pad has hundreds of scrubbing strips that absorb and lock dirt away, ♪♪ and it has a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. so, you can clean your home, faster than ever. ♪♪ don't mop harder, mop smarter, with the swiffer powermop

host: arizona, illinois, ohio, kansas having primaries this week.n florida, just the republican side or both sides? guest: just the republicans.demo cancel their primary and decided to give their delegates to joe candidate is in the white house. host: where when the candidates be this week, where are they focusing their efforts? guest: we don't know where donald trump will be this week. he doesn't always broadcast his campaign schedule until a couple of days out. biden has travel plans this weekend nevada, arizona. nevada doesn't have a primary there. it is an important state in november, if anyone can remember, one of those states that took a long time to count in 2020. arizona has their primary tomorrow. joe biden is not considered in danger of losing the primary but a state that he narrowly won, will be competitive this year. host: reporting from over the weekend from the biden campaign all-important money race heading into the slog of campaign ads, campaign spending. joe biden raising it to $3 million in february. how does that compare to donald

. >>> four people are dead and five are seriously injured after a stabbing attack in rockford, illinois on wednesday. police say a 22-year-old male suspect is in custody. >>> and there was no winner in last night's $873 million powerball drawing. the next drawing is saturday with an estimated jackpot of $935 million. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> >>> it's thursday, march 28th, 2024. this is "cbs news mornings." what went wrong? investigators laying out a preliminary timeline of this disaster and the 90-second race to stop traffic on the bridge. now the cleanup to get the harbor back open. >>> remembering joe lieberman. tributes pouring in for the former senator and the nation's first jewish vice presidential nominee. >>> i think if this hadn't of gone on so long i'd still have my son. >> plus, placing blame, the mother of a former boeing manager-turned-whistleblower speaking out for the first time since his death saying she hold -- holds the company responsible. >>> good morning. i'm shanelle kaul in f

además, illinois se suma a colorado en eliminar a trump de las boletas electorales en el estado.bogados del expresidente apelan el fallo y consiguen victorias parciales al postergar la resolución de todos los procesos pendientes. más de 100 muertos y cientos de heridos en gaza tras un ataque de israel, mientras esperaban por ayuda humanitaria, tel aviv alega que suponía una amenaza para sus soldados. los y una vez cada 4 años disfrutamos de este día extra. cuál es la razón detrás de los años bisiestos? cómo celebran su cumpleaños quienes han nacido un 29 de febrero? noticias. telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde bronx, texas. buenas tardes, hoy el presidente biden y el expresidente donald trump libraron un duelo fronterizo. los 2 visitaron esta región y lo hicieron de forma simultánea. lo hicieron en el mismo día, poniendo en evidencia que tienen visiones completamente opuestas sobre la forma de atender la migración en este país y dejando claro también que la crisis migratoria ocupa una posición central y puede definir el resultado de las elecciones presidenciales este año. aquí no

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. >> el incidente tiene conmocionado un pequeno poblado del norte de illinois dimensionando la tragediaades comienzan la remocion de los escombros tras el colapso del puente en baltimore en medio de preocupaciones ambientales. >> crimen atroz. >> una nina de 8 anos es secuestrada y asesinada. >> los tres sospechosos fueron captados de esa su cuerpo y los pobladores de guerrero los golpearon y lincharon a uno de ellos. >> y ritual inedito por primera vez en la historia de la iglesia catolica fueron 12 mujeres prisioneras en roma a las que el papa francisco les lavo y beso los pies. >> asi comenzamos. >> de la la noche, con arantxao y saga bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos esta noche un joven de 22 anos esta en la carcel enfrentando cuatro y saga cargos por asesinato siete por intento de asesinato y dos por invasion a la propiedad tras un frenetico ataque contra 11 personas en un pequeno poblado al norte de illinois. >> rogelio mora tagle tiene la cronica. >> incredula y destrozada, esperaban afuera de la corte, donde hoy al anos le presentaron mas de una docena de cargos. >>

. >>> also this evening, the deadly stabbing rampage in illinois. at least four killed in multiple locations. the suspect in custody. >>> the spring storm threats up and down the east coast. we're tracking it. >>> just in, news that former senator and vice presidential nominee joe lieberman has died after suffering a fall. what his family is saying tonight. >>> the disturbing incident during march madness, racial slurs allegedly hurled at the utah women's team. now, the fbi prepared to join the investigation. >>> our team inside the chaos in haiti. the orphanage where women and children seek refuge, and our nbc news exclusive reporting. will the u.s. allow more haitian immigrants fleeing the violence into the states? what we've learned. >>> and the game-changing bar where it's all women's sports all the time. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. tonight officials in baltimore are sizing up the enormous and urgent tasks ahead following yesterday's cargo ship accident and deadly collapse o

ilia: y esta importante decisiÓn psÍquica que colorado de illinois deberÁn mantener a donald trump en colorado no puede considerar la clÁusula de insurrecciÓn y sÓlo el congreso podrÍa inhabilitarlo como candidato. ilia: claudia tiene reacciones a este fallo judicial. claudia: la corte suprema unÁnimemente se puso del lado del expresidente donald trump diciendo que colorado fue demasiado lejos cuando intento eliminarlo de la boleta electoral por su rol en la insurrecciÓn del 6 de enero, lo que donald trump cerebro. [habla en inglÉs] >> no se puede sacar a nadie de una contienda, los votantes son los que pueden. claudia: examinÓ la decisiÓn de la corte suprema de colorado de descalificar a donald trump de la papeleta citando la enmienda 14. los jueces escribieron:" la constituciÓn atribuye al congreso y no los estado la responsabilidad de aplicar la secciÓn tres de la enmienda 14". >> la enmienda 14 dice que si una persona activamente apoya o participÓ en una insurrecciÓn, estÁ descalificado para ocupar un puesto federal, pero no especifica que aplique a la presidencia. claudia: la sec

the governor here in illinois, j.b.. the family still wants to know why this guy was ever out on the streets in the first place, bret. >> bret: alexis mcadams in chicago. alexis, thanks. ♪ # republicans controlled outside of representatives expected to send two impeachment articles al mayorkas to the senate on april 10th. chuck schumer says senators will be sworn in as jurors the following day. house speaker mike johnson is calling for a full public trial. senator schumer called the impeachment vote a sham. the senate must technically hold a vote for the articles. but it could proceed with portions of the trial, dismiss the articles, table them, or send them to a committee #. >> agents in new mexico warn the situation in their state is dire and very different from that of neighboring texas rather than turning themselves into border patrol like in other states, migrants crossing into new mexico are purposefully avoiding agents all together. senior correspondent casey stegall shows us tonight from sun land, park. >> a tal

this is our first thing illinois public schools, zero proficiency.ingle student can do math at grade level, and 32 schools, not a single student can do english at grade level. that's almost a hundred schools across the state of illinois that literally have kids that cannot read or do math. that's not a crisis. that's an embarrassment. your thoughts. >> reporter: >> it is. it's a pure crime when you start looking deep into the why. when you're not holding any of these kids accountable, they've done whatever they can with these new leftist policies that aren't allowing them to actually keep these kids accountable for their grades. so they're doing whatever they can to remove the grading system. when the kids go to school, if they get in trouble they're not holding them accountable. i think they need to bring the paddle back to the schools trace. >> trace: yeah, i think that's a very good suggestion. >> bring the paddles back to the school because kids are not getting disciplined at home. >> trace: they're not i want to bring this back rowe and math and

the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. ms. duckworth: madam president i have the greatest respect and admiration for my friend from mississippi, but i have to say i disagree with her interpretation of my piece of legislation. this bill does three things and three things only, it protects the right of individuals to seek reproductivive technology without fear of being prosecuted fort technology. it preserves the right of physicians to provide that assisted preproductivive technology without fear of being prosecuted and it allows insurance companies to cover assisted reproductivive technology. that is all that it does. it does not force to seek reproductivive technology offer it or cover it. it says you have a statu choose to pursue reproductivive technology that you will be able to do so. i want to note that in louisiana the is already state law that prohibits the discardation of frozen embryos or frozen fert fertilizedation fertilizedation. in florida, there it is a bill pending before the state legislature that would deem t a

serie de apunalamientos letales que tienen conmocionada la ciudad de rockford en el norte de ill illinois brutales ataques han dejado cuatro muertos y siete heridos. >> el sospechoso, un joven de 22 anos, acusado formalmente de los asesinatos, ya estaria hablando con las autoridades. >> y de esto nos habla rogelio soto, incredula y moratari. >> en la familia de cristian soto, incredula y destrozada, esperaban afuera de la corte donde hoy alde cargos esta acusado de matar a cuatro personas y de intentar matar a otras siete en un tranquilo vecindario de de rockford, anos le presentaron mas de una docena de cargos. >> esta acusado de matar a c cuatro personas y de intentar matar a otras siete en un t tranquilo vecindario de rockford, illinois. >> no se que pudo haber pasado. >> el fiscal del estado, hoy revelo que segun el sospechoso, todo inicio en la casa de un amigo con quien fumaba ma marihuana. >> soto cree que la droga tenia un narcotico desconocido que lo volvio paranoico, informo el fiscal y que despues con un cuchillo mato a su amigo jacob shopback, de 23 anos y a su madre, ramona s

but beginning with the breaking news coming in of a deadly school bus accident in western illinois.olice say five people were killed including three children when the school bus crossed over the yellow line and then slammed into a semi truck. both the bus and the truck burst into flames killing everyone on board in both vehicles. cbs's roxana saberi is going to start us off tonight with the tragic details. >> the semi has hit a school bus. one of the vehicles is on fire. >> reporter: charred and twisted metal is all that remains of the school bus and semi truck that collided in rushville, illinois, this morning. >> preliminary information indicates that the bus was traveling west on route 24 and for an unknown reason crossed over into the eastbound lanes in front of the semi truck. both vehicles became engulfed in flames. >> reporter: it happen on this stretch of highway in the rural community of schuyler county, illinois, about 200 miles southwest of chicago. police say the school bus hit semi truck, hauling a load of sand. >> it's a close-knit family. and when you have lost a life

a horrific scene unfolding in rockford, illinois. at least four people killed in a stabbing spree through a neighborhood. several others badly injured. what police revealed just a short time ago. >>> tonight, what the utah women's basketball team allegedly endured as they traveled for a game in idaho. the head coach says players were victims of racial hate crimes, racial slurs, from men in pickup trucks speeding by multiple times. >>> in new york city tonight, the first in the nation congestion pricing plan set to begin. charging drivers a $15 toll to enter midtown manhattan to reduce traffic and raise billions for mass transit and inf infrastructure. drivers tonight sounding off. >>> the race for the white house tonight. with donald trump's daughter-in-law now running the republican national committee, abc news confirming the potential employees are now being asked, was the 2020 election stolen? do they believe the false claim from donald trump? >>> also developing, the new images from inside sean "diddy" combs home in los angeles.

with illinois, that this ballot issue has come up. caller: number one, the 14th amendment does not apply. the supreme court is going to vote in favor of keeping donald trump, or anybody, on these ballots. host: that's chuck in michigan. to the bluegrass state, this is gina. good morning. caller: yes. first of all, i blame congress for not doing their job. there are many things that they should be doing that they are not doing. and yet, they bring it to the supreme court to be the final decider. if you will notice here lately, we have more supreme court cases than we have ever had in history. it used to be a dynamic case to be brought. now look how much money it cost us, for someone to take a case to the supreme court. therefore that case, only the rich can afford to take a case to the supreme court. furthermore, we cannot decide -- we cannot say "i don't want no press," because the press is what helps us get the ideas and the information out. i am confident in the supreme court. yes, there are rulings that have never done so good. tha

want to begin with this breaking news just coming in of a deadly school bus accident in western illinoisay five people were killed, including three children, when the school bus crossed over the yellow line and then slammed into a semi truck. both the bus and the truck burst into flames, killing everyone on board both vehicles. cbs's roxana saberi is going to start us off tonight with the tragic details. >> semi has hit a school bus. one of the vehicles is on fire. >> reporter: charred and twisted metal is all that remains of a school bus and semi truck that collided in rushville, illinois, this morning. >> preliminary information indicates the bus was traveling west on route 24, and for an unknown reason, crossed over into the eastbound lanes in front of the semi truck. both vehicles became engulfed in flames. >> reporter: it happened on this stretch of highway in the rural community of schuyler county, illinois, about 200 miles southwest of chicago. police say the school bus hit the semi truck hauling a load of sand. >> it's a close-knit family, and when you have loss of lives like thi

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chilling new details about the horrific stabbing rampage across multiple locations in rockford, illinois. four people killed including a 15-year-old girl. her mother says she died protecting her sister and a friend. alex perez with new reporting. >>> the race for the white house tonight. president biden joined by former presidents obama and clinton for a show of force against donald trump and a record-breaking $25 million fund-raiser at new york's radio city music hall. at the same time, trump attending a wake for a fallen nypd officer, less than three weeks before the start of his criminal trial in manhattan. mary bruce here in new york. >>> newly released video of the deadly school bus crash in texas. the bus sideswiped when a concrete truck crossed the center line, knocking the bus object its side. >>> a frontier airlines flight evacuated before takeoff from charlotte, north carolina. a strong odor forcing passengers off the plane. >>> play ball! major league teams take the field for the start of the new season. >>> and america strong tonight. the husband going from school to school,

guest: what illinois did his groundbreaking.have had a lot of other states and municipalities really pull back on cash bail. illinois is the first place that has full long eliminated cash bail. at the same time they did that they did expand the list, like new jersey did, offenses that can be preventative lee detained. in the state of illinois the options are you will be detained or released. if released, the conditions cannot be monetary. you are getting out. it's a matter of what conditions are in there as well. we are about six months out from the implementation of the pretrial fairness act which illuminates bail -- eliminates cash bail. people are seeing how impactful it has been. there are studies that it has reduced the jail population, which was one of the goals or anticipated outcomes of this. we are waiting to see the full data on whether or not primaries have changed or if the people being released are showing up for court and staying law-abiding. the one thing we know is a lot of critics of pretrial fairness were conce

issue a ruin trump would be banned from the primary ballot in illinois overruling illinois board of about judicial activism but illinois under the realm of judicial hyperactive is in regard to supreme court is going to disappoint that judge. that is it for this week show print thanks to my panel on thanks to all of you for watching. we hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ ♪. eric: . arthel: