lasalle at rowan hooping it up. lasalle head man, no problem with the division 3 team.jordan price led all scorers with 19, and the explorers were up. and 62-59 at the great alaska shoot-out and the dragons fall to 0-6 on the season. >>> it's just a few minutes before 6:00. next, coming back home. it's one of the busiest travel days of the year, and nbc10's monique braxton is watching it all from philadelphia international airport. monique? >> reporter: just a few minutes ago we talked to some of the first passengers to arrive back in philadelphia this morning. we'll have that for you after the break. >>> we're dealing with a little light rain this morning. no big deal, but still a nuisance, especially if you were on the roadways trying to get home or somewhere else. a live look outside and looking at clouds this morning and light rain falling and reduced visibility to the south of philadelphia. we'll talk more about that and we will clear it out this afternoon and then we will have sunshine on monday, and we will have your full forecast straight ahead. why let someone

lasalle cruises, to a 73-67 victory. it for sports. >>> philadelphia police explorer cadet program promoted more than a dozening young men and with men tonight. ninety-five others were sworn in. ceremony took place at fop in northeast philadelphia the program is for young adults from age 14 to 20, who want to pursue a career in law enforcement. >>> jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guests are josh hutcher son, science bob, and music from walk the moon. a "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell. meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> ♪

tipped it to himself to seal the win, 29-28, lasalle gets the victory.e basketball, a tough day for the locals. st. joe's, drexel all lost, and top ranked north carolina lost to northern iowa, and that's why we watch. >>> the "today" show is coming up at 8:00 this morning. we check in now with erica hill and craig melvin and they join us live from new york. can you guys hear me? >> this time we can hear you and see you. right there we are doing much better. good morning to you. just ahead here on a sunday morning today, could isis be targeting an event in atlanta? and president obama's comments earlier this morning about how to battle the extremist group. >>> hailed as a hero, the student that took a bullet helping to save a woman from an attacker, all caught on tape, and the all-out manhunt for the gunman. >>> time to send in the meteorologi meteorologi meteorologi meteorologi meteorologist to clown college. >> thanks, guys. see you in a few. >> have a good day. >>> if it's sunday, then you know what that means. it's "meet the press." after the break, c

lasalle at rowan hooping it up. lasalle head man, no problem with the division 3 props. explorers were up. !o to san diego, 62-59. the dragons fall to 0-6 on the season. that's sports and i am danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. this week only, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. hurry, sale ends monday. know better sleep with sleep number. introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with new kisses deluxe. america's electricity comes from cleaner- burning natural gas. and no one produces more of it than exxonmobil. helping dr

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lasalle trailing in the final minute, and what a catch by the explorers. tipped it to himself to steal the win. 29-28, lasalle gets the victory. >>> college basketball, a tough day for the locals. north carolina lost to iowa, and that's why we watch. that's sports and i am danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo

what a catch. 29-28, lasalle gets the victory. >>> college basketball, a tough day for the locals as drexel loss, and north carolina lost to northern iowa, and that's why we watch. that's sports and i am danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. >>> the city is ready for the thousands of runners and spectators. we'll have a live preview and a look at the road closures. >> we are going to see winds gusting over 20 miles per hour at times, and that's no fun. we're waking up to clouds and might see a few rain drops this morning and we'll track that for you and tracking a cold start to your monday morning, too. we'll talk about that coming up. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >>> it is race day in philly, and we are counting down to the philadelphia marathon that starts in just about an hour from now along the ben franklin parkway. we will let you know what

. >>> we want to bring in professor ed turzanski of lasalle university and foreign policy research institute been talking about terrorism for years. historically this kind of highly orchestrated a attack bears all of the markings of al qaeda but until we hear differently would you agree most of the speculation will focus on isis tonight. >> i think it will, al qaeda a has been careful in recent years to warn against these kind of attacks for fear of killing muslims. now, al qaeda is desperate to try to get some major attack that it can attach its name to. the the reason we would look at isis, you have already mentioned that the french started participating in bombing in syria against isis, strong holds in september. but also isis has put out the call for people not to join the fight in syria but instead, stay home, and expand the borders of the area so that it meets the the callafit of the middle east. isis has been helpful willly engaged in social media, trying to prompt people to do exactly the sort of thing that you saw tonight. france says about 185 of its citizens went to syria to train

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lasalle las and his father max salas were cited earlier this week. the families of the victims are suing the men. fire officials say the fire was started by an electrical short. >>> we now know the nan name me of the men killed. antoine baker died on the scene. another man was taken to the hospital. >>> there's no word by the police on the identity of the second man and no arrests have been made. >>> prosecutors say 51-year-old kenneth hinton sued just about everybody. prosecutors found he tried to join dozens of class action suits against products he never used. >> they saw a pattern of activity, the women that worked in the courthouse, that they knew he was abusing the system. >> even after he was thrown in jail in april he kept filing claims. he has scammed taxpayers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> this morning on decision 2016 rand paul will sign papers. he following the lead of several other candidates who have already done so. the iowa caucus comes first but new hampshire holds the nation's first primary. >>> the three democratic pr

then to go into the champions and miss the state record by one second, i think we can give lasalle academy out of rhode island a run for their money, and the rangings just came out, they're 14th in the nation and we've got a shot. >> it will be gutsy and hard but it will be worth it in the end. >> we've been preparing for this the entire season, the entire squad, so it's going to be fun. >> we'll have friday night football playoff previews with jason king tonight. the monarchs are home, the celtics are home, that's tonight. jean: before we go another look at the breaking news we've been following out of paris, french police confirming there have been two suicide attacks as well as a bombing near a stadium in paris. dozens have been killed, at least 100 taken hostage. the french president saying he's declaring a state of emergency, has also closed the country's borders. tom: abc world muse tonight will follow this story, they're coming up next. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the

. >>> big five hoops tonight at palestra, three-o lasalle hooking up with three-one penn. check out jordan price, in case you get buckets. twenty-nine points per game. can he get them against quakers. highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> flyers are looking for consecutive wins for the the first time in a movement they beat carolina hurricanes in overtime monday night. tonight they are in brooklyn battling the islanders. the sixers play boston in 35 minutes. if they lose, they will tie the all time nba record for consecutive loss west 26, top draft pick jahlil okafor only lost four games with duke last season in route to the national championship. his former classmates would like to save him from the mess he is currently in with the sixers. >> ♪ >> that is just not right. >> hashtag save jahlil. >> we will laugh at all this, soon soon. >> it will get better. >> i'm telling you. >> that poor kid 19 years old he has done more losing this year then he has in his career, high school included it is an older level, growing up in front of our eyes. that is a shame. >> it will be all r

representatives from lasalle immaculata holy family rosemont newman cabrini and chestnut hill were enthroned review thon land toreview the a. some students received an added incentive. >> i was nervous. they're going to give me a scholarship for attending high school, extra $2,000. >> this is their very first class of graduating seniors. the school opened its doors in 2012 and the seniors are off to college. >>> coming up on "action news tonight a look back at the memorable career of david henry as he signs off here at "action news." mark sanchez gets the start for the eagles on sunday. we'll have john jaworski's take on the birds' chances against the bucs. >> a storm system that's bringing heavy snow across the midwest will bring some big changes here over the weekend. i'll have details and an early look at thanksgiving in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> the university of pennsylvania opened its doors today to nearly 50 eighth graders for its annual college day. students from henry c lee elementer to school received a ca

drexel and lasalle are our two universities of the morning.g the bus or the el it is chilly for now in the 40's in most spots and still 49 by 9 o'clock. but by noon 60 and by 3 o'clock 63 degrees. see how the clouds are getting thicker. there might be a late day or evening sprinkle here or there. clouds definitely thick denning up in advance of this system. strong weather possible in places like new orleans and on the gulf coast. looks like a little rain in atlanta and chicago right now. most of our area travel destinations, the usual destinations are looking pretty good though. walgreen aircraft nonmajor delays but again that atlanta and chicago rain an fair amount of clouds elsewhere along the east coast. tam. >> talk david. going on to health check the heroin epidemic is taking a toll on residents in pennsylvania. a new report from the department a found pennsylvania ranked ninth last year with 19 drug related deaths for 100,000 people. for people who died of drug overdoses in the state over half of them 52 percent were found to have heroin

penn wins, 80-64 snapping an eight-game lasalle win streak. >>> tell was one of those nigh.ports producer andy, ukee and myself, we were all yelling at the tv. the sixers up by 11 and looking for their first win of the season. they're zero-15 but they had a chance against the celtics under three minutes in the game, jalill okafor big jal, and one. 19 points and nine boards. sixers up 80-75. they haven't won in eight mont months. 40 seconds left. jay crowder massive buzz kill for the sixers. everyone in the newsroom was upset. sixers lose 84-80. 26 straight losses tying an nba record and awful feeling for big jal his former duke classmate cs feel for him so much so that they made this. >> ♪ (laughter). >> i know. i'm sorry. >> i still love him, man. >> that's my team. i still love them. >> big jal. >> that's my team. >> we're here for you, dog. >> that's my team. >> we'll laugh at this in a year or two. we'll laugh at all of this. >> that's my team. >>> it's looking a lot like the holiday season at the philadelphia art museum. >> tree lighting was held on the east terrace ton

lasalle is up next on wednesday, drexel by the way falls to zero and three. >> yikes. >> all right. thanks, jeff. >>> up next on "action news" meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. cancercenter.com/eastern. the accu weather forecast. >> it wasn't bad today. >> no, it wasn't. >> temperatures were nice and seasonal. tomorrow if you are running in the race, marathon you know i'm not. >> i will be asleep. >> it will be a little chilly for the the start. here at storm tracker six live double scan radar you can see it is dry, quiet. no issues with precipitation. we will show you picture outside. action cam was outside earlier this this afternoon in fairmount park. we can see wall to wall sunshine bright, crisp blue sky and seasonal numbers for this time of the year. chill, however moves in as early a

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penn wins, 80-64 snapping an eight-game lasalle win streak. >>> tell was one of those nights.rts producer andy, ukee and myself, we were all yelling at the tv. the sixers up by 11 and looking for their first win of the season. they're zero-15 but they had a chance against the celtics under three minutes in the game, jalill okafor big jal, and one. 19 points and nine boards. sixers up 80-75. they haven't won in eight mont months. 40 seconds left. jay crowder massive buzz kill for the sixers. everyone in the newsroom was upset. sixers lose 84-80. 26 straight losses tying an nba record and awful feeling for big jal his former duke classmate cs feel for him so much so that they made this. >> ♪ (laughter). >> i know. i'm sorry. >> i still love him, man. >> that's my team. i still love them. >> big jal. >> that's my team. >> we're here for you, dog. >> that's my team. >> we'll laugh at this in a year or two. we'll laugh at all of this. >> that's my team what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart

drexel and lasalle are our colleges of the morning.ay is the day to do it because tomorrow is going to be wet and rainy you might want to wait until later. noon up to 60. and 63 is your high today. clouds thickening pretty quickly during the morning and then tomorrow we have rain. matt. >> thank you david. >>> watch as a 64-year-old grandmother faces off with a suspected carjacker in missouri. the woman was at the gas station near saint louis on sunday night when a man walked up to her car, told her to get out demanded her keys and said he had a gun. >> i said really? i said go away and leave some he alone i was going to try to shut the door. that's when i realized i couldn't get the door shut. i started kicking and screaming and beeping the horn. that's when he yanked on my clothes and ripped them and pulled me out and threw me to the ground. >> the grandmother suffered scrapes and bruises to her hip arm and head. police used the car's on star system to track to it north saint louis where they also found the 26-year-old carjacking sus

terror expert lasalle university professor, ed turzanski, said it's been years since that happened. >it has not happened since the second world war and the borders of france are closed tonight. >> ed turzanski said paris was chosen for the coordinated attack because of its international reputation. >> our cover continues at 6abc.com where we posted photos and videos from the scene and the latest information as it becomes available all right there at 6abc.com. >>> well, still much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new overnight, philadelphia police search for vandals after a window at a center city post office is busted. >>> plus, trees are uprooted when storms move through the midwest. >> reporter: blustery and chilly this morning, but another warmup in the seven-day forecast, some areas getting close to 70 degrees next week. i'll have the details coming up right after this. >> up rooted oak trees and snapped power lines is the damage down to des moines, iowa. crews fanned out to clean up the mess, everybody is all right. everybody listens to weather alerts. >> reporter:

uni remember driving, it took 4 hours to get from lasalle university with my french professors actually and we had to use photographs at 30th street station to try to find her son with facebook safety feature hundreds of people new right away. >> that's actually how i contacted you with facebook i saw that you checked in unyou were safe in paris. we have seen that unbelievable social media mobilization. >> it was amazing. unreal l truly i have felt like philly has been here with me the whole time. i saw the photos so many people shared the fought you mentioned to me. you know something in front of all of her shows about this. its been a global mobilization. france was there for us during 911 and we are right there for them. units been really -- >> we are glad weather able to get in touch through social media. weep want to get the final comment going back to you about the fbi response community you have people now who are aware, awake, ready for guidance. what do you think that guidance is going to be? >> necessarily going to be and the philadelphia police department does a really good j

they would like a tax on lasalle street, that is to say on everybody that does trades here, to put ary and help balance illinois' way out of balance budget. they say it wouldn't be that tough to tax the 1%. of course, there are two sides to every story, but i would say, trish, today's was the loudest protest. they've been protesting for the last couple of months since chicago hasn't had a budget. this was the biggest, the loudest one. we'll see where it goes from here. trish: so the idea there would be a nickel or a few pennies on every single trade, correct? >> reporter: they would like a dollar or perhaps two dollars. trish: oh, my goodness. i mean, you're talking about, i mean, in some cases 20,000 trades a day by a relatively small firm. it would put them out of business. >> reporter: it would make a lot of money, that's for sure, but it may, in fact, drive them out of the state, and then where are we? that's the question nobody had an answer to. trish: it's a delicate balance. because you can tax your way out of having any of that income altogether. jeff, thank you very much. an

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you are backed up -- and reports of a new accident right on 580 at lasalle. a bit of a backup as you work toward 680 anyway and starting to see stop- and-go conditions along 680 into walnut creek on that southbound side. you will have the brake lights again as you work south. northbound side not seeing any trouble. here's roberta >> is it me or is it always busy now? >> it is getting a lot better -- busier. >>> a lot colder as well. apparently are error temperatures in the 30s and 40s. it is now 450 around the rim of the bay. low 40s in redwood city and then we go to 350 in napa and vallejo. we have now deep into the mid- 30s in can court back through antioch where we don't have much of a wind. that's where the temperature has been falling off. otherwise a northwest wind at 12 mph.'s common livermore with temperatures dipping into the 30s. northwest brain -- breeze at 15 in novato. we to look for temperatures across the board anywhere from the upper 50s around the beaches to 60s around the bay into our inland area. i have the full forecast featuring the next

. >> lasalle and superior. in calls, 24/7. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> the undercover will make contact with the woman, whose name is chastity. >> hey, chastity. >> officers stationed outside the hotel are advised to keep a low profile and not blow the cover off the operation. >> 10-4. >> okay. great. you know what? are you downtown? okay. >> the undercover confirms that chastity is working in the hotel. but he'll have to call her once more to get her exact location. >> i am not going to know where this girl is at. i'm going to have no idea until i call. and i may not even know then. okay? she may tell me -- you know, she may tell me go up to the second floor and i'll wave you in. or we don't know, we have no idea. so we have to play it all by ear. >> give me two guys. is all i need. >> at the same time undercovers also have a second date on the way. >> my girl might be coming. she sees that camera, she's running. >> the team must now scramble to make two simultaneous takedowns. >> all right. unit on outside, we h

everything has moved off to the east in lasalle. not much left out of this. our observer clouse in antioch, good morning. overcast, no wind, 48.9 degrees. yesterday's rain, .46. michael coin up in the santa cruz mountains, damp, for mile- per-hour breeze, 24 hour rain, .62. looks like along the coast, santa cruz was the brunt of that. 30s, 40s on the temps, cold out there. 30s windsor, sevastopol, petaluma and mill valley at 39 degrees. the cold air is in place, a cool day, breeze will pick up, patchy fog as well, but i don't think that will last too long because there's too much dry air coming in. 50s, 60s, now here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >>> did you call my name about a minute to go? >> i did because i miss pronounced pam and day. >> got it. >> you were not in your chair. >> [laughter] >> i'm sitting here typing, and i hear -- sal -- okay. all right. [laughter] good morning, steve. we are looking at a commute that's very busy now as you drive around the bay area. you will see the traffic is backed up at the macarthur maze trying to get to the bay bridge

the girls finished second, also just behind lasalle. senior elizabeth dennis was fifth overall among the girls. ncaa division 2 soccer tournament. avenging the only loss of the season, beating the college. and each had a goal, they'll play in the east regional final. to hockey, t.d. gardens showing solidarity with france. patrice bergeron over the blue line, follows up his shot and scores. his sixth of the season. 1-0 b's. and ericson to krejci. and krug added his, bruins won. and manchester first period down 1-0. a shot on a score on rebound. ties it at 1. too much from toledo, takes the lead right back here in transition. aj jenks crashes the net and knocks it past. i'm jim foley and that's a look at sports. amy: thank you, jim foley. ahead on news 9 this morning. one of the most famous and well-loved stories of all time. we'll tell you about the tale if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in america, clean energy is already producing enough power for 18 million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign o

they attempted to stop traffic outside of city hall on lasalle street.ook custody. police with as many cameras as the media documenting arrests. there was no question about them. in addition to other rapid fire developments, the university of chicago was shut down because of a post on social media threatening to kill 16 white male students and staff at university of chicago. apparently came from a university of i will snow student posting -- illinois student posted on social media. he was armed with m-4 carbine and two desert eagle guns. they would be fully loaded. not only would he kill the 16 but kill as many as white police officers he could as well as himself. the student taken into custody. the student or the university of chicago shut down today. lastly, bond now being posted by the officer in question, jason van dyke, who killed laquan mcdonald, the 16 shots that you mentioned. the bond set at $1.5 million. he only needs to post 10%. that is 150,000. the fop, the fraternal order of police was raising money although mr. van dyke's attorney said he

jeff flock live in the middle of the action, he will bring us up to speed on the so-called lasalle street demands. the protest comes the same day president obama signs a two-year budget deal with no time to spare. the government was set to run out of money tomorrow. the budget raises the debt limit through march of 2017, and it also puts our government debt on track to rise to nearly $20 trillion before president obama leaves office. that topic is sure to come up in the next republican debate scheduled for a week from tomorrow right here on fox business, of course. we've got an all-star lineup to discuss it all. former white house press secretary dana perino on the message candidates on both sides of the aisle should be pounding between now and next tuesday, and former governors judd gregg and mark parkinson tell us why we should look to history before judges some of these candidates. be all that plus the chipotle e. coli scare and the royals sporting their crowns as the new world series champs. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. we've got a rally on our hands, so let's start th

what the protesters want is what they call lasalle street tax. that is to say a tax on the individual trades that take place at the chicago board of trade in the cme. maybe they would like a dollar or $2 a trade admittedly, that would raise about $10 billion but probably put the exchange out of business. maybe -- deirdre: that is the debate it indeed and i know you were right in the middle of it for the people trying to push through the glass doors in respect phil flynn, i want to bring you in based on something jeff flock just said about taxing these transactions because trading as you know better than anybody is now 1% of volume, nearly all the trading floors for futures have been closed. i mean the institution is already challenged; right? so why tax these transactions? >> it is. well, they really shouldn't and a lot of these premium miss guided and they don't understand. a lot of these transactions that take place are completed for 50 cents or a dollar. by adding a dollar or 2-dollar tax, you would be doubling the price of transactions and wh

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shutdown of lasalle street outside of city hall. people ringing city hall, carrying caskets to symbolize the deaths of african-american men in chicago at the hands of police. six arrests by my count, including the national president of the naacp. all of that going on as a university of illinois student was taken into custody for apparently a social media threat saying that he planned to kill 16 male students and staff at university of chicago. as i said, the threat was posted on social media. they shut down the university of chicago today. he made very specific threat, saying specific firearms he had and how he planned to go about it. he planned to kill himself as well as many white police officers as he could. in addition the white police officer at center of all of this, jason van dyke, he received a bond hearing today. the judge set his bond at $1.5 million. he apparently will make it. he only has to post 10%. he will be out on the street today. it has an about extraordinary several days in chicago. david, you remember back to bl

seen hunger strikes in the last three weeks -- the adelanto detention facility in california, the lasalletion center in louisiana, and el paso processing center in texas. for more we are joined by cristina parker, immigration projects coordinator for grassroots leadership. she gathered and released the letters written by 27 women at hutto when they launched their hunger strike. welcome to democracy now! tell us the extent of this hunger strike and what the women are demanding. and respond to the prison saying they are not on hunger strike. >> thank you so much for having me on. we know that 27 women started last week am a bit we heard over the weekend from a woman who since has been moved in retaliation that almost all of the women are on hunger strike. there's a contract that ice has with cca guaranteeing at least 500 women will be held there on any given day. that is just to ensure their profits. we know it is possible this hunger strike could be in the hundreds. that is what we know from inside. we have a loose network of people who are giving support to the women on hunger strike who

we have a john tell me he will ton fellow of residence at lasalle, thank you for joining us. >> thanksthis looks like a game changer. this is not something we've seen if isis in the past. >> it is especially for the friend's because they have a pretty robust counter terror network. and the sad fact is, this multi-faceted simultaneous attack, which had to involve a much larger number of people than the ones who were killed, it went unnoticed. so for the french, they're going through all other of their counter terror protocols and also been put on call in a way there's going to be very difficult for them to ignore over time, not that they would, but if they were attempted to, it's going to be tough. and keep in mind that a quarter of all the europeans who have gone to syria to fight on behalf of isis are french citizens. >> there's a large population that is greatly dissatisfied that has not been able to take part in the prosperity. a lot of people from north africa who are muslims, do you think they're very welling whether this is sort of a home grown terrorism. they knew how to get rig

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they call this the lasalle street tax. this is the wall street of chicago. >> right.u also know this state has tremendous budget problems right now. this money has to come from somewhere. >> they do. the but the problem is, budget problems were not created by trading community. in fact trading community of this city provided jobs for many, many years. the problem is, that you can't look at years of corruption we've seen in u.s. state government over the years. we could read you laundry list of the problems that we've had in the state. heck, we have our own wing of the state penitenttry for our governors. to expect to us cover it, take over and cover all the problems -- reporter: arguably that is not the fault of these people standing out here? >> no, it is not. a lot of these people, have to have jobs and problem is, we're forcing businesses to leave the states because of unfair tax rolls that we have. reporter: i want to get your perspective while i have you here, phil. you have seen some other protests. we reported earlier, we reported earlier on the other what they