since lori lightfoot was sworn in, the city of chicago has crumbled under her leadership. crime is an epidemic with crime up 63% compared to this day in 2019 and murder in the city are up staggering 61%. >> todd: homelessness a major

lori lightfoot denied benefits to the officer. he is on kidney dialysis and is the brother of mendoza, who is blasting lori lightfoot. >> not in my wildest dreams did i imagine his case would be denied. you can imagine my shock, disbelief and frankly disgust when my brother's claim for duty disability benefits was denied. >> marianne: lightfoot calling the accusations lies. >> what little i know about her, she cares deeply about her family, but making up accusations and suggesting somehow i acted inappropriately, she's not entitled to her own facts. it is not lost on me, this is a press conference at city hall a week before the election, you can draw your own conclusion about why that is happening. >> marianne: lori lightfoot is taking heat for telling voters if they are not voting for her, they shouldn't vote at all. she is walking that statement back. >> any vote coming out of the south side not voting for lightfoot is a vote for garcia. if you want them controlling your fate and your destiny, stay home, don't vote. >> if i said

make the right call and fire mayor lori lightfoot. this has to come to an end, harris.rime for the first time in the city's history or rather in the last 20 years has been front and center. you have every member of chicago just about where it is concerned for their safety whether it be downtown chicago on the far south side, things have to change. this leader has failed at every inch of her job. we need to get her out of here and we need to get some but he who cares about public safety and more importantly cares about the people of chicago, the residents were suffering there on a daily basis. >> harris: she is a vacuum because of that crime so may things like the economy locally in chicago. as much as a year ago real estate agents were complaining people were selling faster than they were buying. i mean they want out. and it is such a beautiful city. i mean, she had to get her hair done too during that pandemic lockdown. so, there you go for judgment. president biden's border crisis is also a drug crisis. in orange county telephone number to patrol agents made a massive

lori: that is a great point. of my big takeaways talking to clients is that people are ready to move on from inflation and ready to start thinking forward. i think some corners of the market priced in whatever we call our recession growth scare or whatever it ends up being. now that i see in the transcripts that ceos are talking about the idea of recovery and let that seep into the 2020 for discussions. that is something investors will be eager to jump onto as soon they can. dani: i am eager to talk about something different than inflation, so i can seventh eyes. thanks for joining us. still ahead, hype over ai. some market watches sounding and ai stock. the startup is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and sm

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. >> know i would like to introduce my good friend and colleague from oregon, lori. lori: it is a pleasure to be here with you all today. i want to thank my colleague for inviting us. while what i step foot in arizona from oregon? -- why would i step foot. i was a former mayor in happy valley, oregon for eight years. i set before the group today at the roundtable, and i listen to mayors, i listen to the supervisors, and border patrol. if you could have heard their voices, they are shaking. they are not sure what to do. my message was, don't give up on your people. don't give up on us. we are here to make a difference. fentanyl is attacking the streets of oregon. we had our largest drug bust in my district this past year. it would have killed 4.5 million people. that is more than the population of oregon as a whole. why am i here? not only to support my colleagues, not only to get this under control. we all ran on border security. it is our job. we will help, help is on the way. i am very proud to stand here with you today. thank you for allowing us to come out here a

since lori lightfoot was sworn in, the city of chicago has crumbled under her leadership. crime is an epidemic with crime up 63% compared to this day in 2019 and murder in the city are up staggering 61%. >> todd: homelessness a major program from places like o'hare, the airport and the city is housing illegal migrants inside abandoned schools and stores. >> ashley: marianne has details from los angeles. >> marianne: good morning, ashley and todd. mayor lori lightfoot getting hit from all sides just a week before chicago picks a mayor. lightfoot is accused of denying benefits to officers. joaquin mendoza. >> not in my wildest dreams, did i imagine his case would be denied. you can imagine my shock, disbelief and frankly disgust when my brother's claim for duty disability benefits was denied. >> marianne: lightfoot clapping back calling the accusations lies. >> what little i know about her, she cares deeply about her family, but making up accusations and suggesting somehow i acted inappropriately, she is not entitled to her own facts. it is not lost on me this is a press con

>> hell yeah. >> what grade would you give lori lightfoot? f-minus. >> chicago has a massive problem not just but with how we support them. they cannot be riding on the train. they cannot be shacking up everywhere. >> they can't close the airport. they are in there and they kick them out and they come back in. they sleep all over the place. >> ainsley: that's crazy, yeah. all these homeless people sleeping in the airport. have you seen this? i haven't been to o'hare lately. >> pete: i vicinity seen it firsthand. lori lightfoot trying to shoe everybody out before the election. >> ainsley: saying this happens every airport i have not seen that. >> pete: that's not true. >> griff: one guy gave her f minus. no such thing. he is saying it's so bad that it's untenable. and from the crime to the homelessness, look, chicago is a great american city. and the residents are speaking out because i think there's a common theme there, those are frustrated residents that their city has become what it is. and lightfoot has done nothing to give them confidenc

hell no. >> and finally, dear abc. >> chicago's crime keeps spiking under mayor lori lightfoot.ses may have to take the issue into their own hands and out of their own wallets. how so? well, by hiring armed guards to protect themselves. we're live in a chicago store with the details. hi, jeff. >> dana, good morning to you from -- well, from the aisles of one of the thousands of businesses that under this proposed bill would be forced to hire their own armed security. sounds crazy, but here's what's proposed. it's called the armed security protection act. i read from the bill. it's simple. that's one good thing about it. it says, beginning in july 2024, a bank, a gas station, a grocery store, or a pawnshop, shall employ and have on its premises at least one armed security guard. the barb eastman runs happy foods, a neighborhood grocery store. you would be forced to hire a guard. how do you feel about that? >> i don't want to do that. it's a lot of liability. it's not necessary. we have police to do this. >> yes, we should. you've run this business for 25 years. this is a fairly s

when you see the crime and education, lori lightfoot is in big trouble. crime and education were very much on voter's minds in the midterm elections a few months ago, john, but it's very difficult to nationalize those types of issues. lee zeldin, and lori lightfoot is in for quite a surprise. >> john: you mentioned the crime statistics going up more than 50% under her watch. let's put the figures up on the screen here because i mean, there's been a steady increase. look at this, 2019, the year she took office, 60% it was up, 64% in 2020, 2021, 102%. 2022, 52% increase, and you mentioned paul valas, he and chewy garcia, her top competitors, have put forward an anti-crime platform saying they would increase the number of chicago police, paul has been endorsed by the chicago fraternal order of police. when it comes to law and order, she has a big hill to climb if she wants to convince voters she's the way to go. >> yes, and if it cracks, if the facade cracks in chicago i think other city's mayors and the soros' backed d.a.'s should be worried about their ele

lori lightfoot facing the race of her life.democratic candidates opposing her in a big primary ultimately decide very likely who is the next mayor in chicago, overwhelmingly democratic city. usually nominee for democrats goes on to be the mayor of all in chicago. called call following all of this, fox news political analyst, out loud with galled galled podcast host, but this is not just politics for gianno it is personal. how do you see this race sorting out? >> well, thankfully it appears mayor lori lightfoot will lose if we're just relying on polling. not only that historical interest in this race the first time in a decade, numbers, early vote totals have been wow for a lot of people. it is amazing i think. it shows me that folks are really tired of the mayor. when you saw me interviewing people in chicago they fear for their lives on a daily basis and i if were to give a message to the voters in chicago, mayor lori lightfoot's policies have been a cancer that infected every block within the city of chicago. this is a great

the reason lori lightfoot won't survive in the runoff. what you'll see is all the constitutional interests that the public sector unions and kleptocacats consolidate around him. stuart: c kleptocrats, want thieves. the guards are telling them they've got orders from higher ups. know anything about this, dan? who's the higher up? >> the idea that the inmates, prison inmates being a constituent is not new unfortunately the real additional layer to have is that those inmates are not inmates long enough and that's the real problem in chicago and that's led the nation for for the last 11 years in the number of homicides and until and unless we get serious. not just with the mayor and prosecutor and the judges and keeping habitual violent offenders in and away from prison and peaceful people and more. stuart: lori lightfoot doesn't get a second term and going for a second term? >> not sure. stuart: dan, you're all right and come back any time you like. thank you very much, dan. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: whoopie goldberg had enough with canc

if mayor lori lightfoot loses her re-election the numbers will be why.ears since she was elected murders are up by 59%, shootings up 43%, robberies and theft up more than a quarter and number of carjackings has nearly tripled. in a poll by local media outlets, 65% of people say they don't feel safe. today voters will decide how much the mayor is to blame for the surge in crime, similar to what many large cities have seen over the last few years. lightfoot is in a much different position from 2019 when she surprised the political establishment by winning every ward in the city in the runoff. made history by becoming chicago's first black and openly gay mayor. in a recent poll by northwestern university, more than twice as many voters, though, said they hold an unfavorable view of lightfoot than those who view her favorably. as you mentioned, there are nine candidates in the race. lightfoot is facing competition from political right and left. tomorrow competition is the -- brandon johnson has the backing of the teachers union and congress garcia. a candida

. >> neil: lori lightfoot is in the race of her life.ocratic mayor of the city. right now the issue is crime. big time. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> neil: all right. a border here on capitol hill that didn't border on heated. it was heated. doesn't aishah hasnie now it. what happened? >> republicans and democrats always go at each other whenever the border is being talked about. but today really focused on the testimony. emotional, dramatic testimony from this mother, rebecca kiessling that lost two of her sons to fentanyl poisoning. that led her to come here to the hill today and demand from lawmakers that they stop the bickers and they stop the smuggling of fentanyl across

it will go down to two but do you think there is any chance lori lightfoot loses?but when you are supposed to make it up. [laughter] >> jessica: because you googled it. >> greg: no, she's past her prime. [laughter] it hasn't occurred to many people the homeless want to leave chicago and that is why they are at the airport. >> judge jeanine: good point! >> greg: put them on a spirit flight or if sent them to san francisco because why not? the city have called all the homeless and most should get all of the homeless. do it like immigration and make everybody feel the pain. i returned to my solution that we have to admit for overwhelming number of people, homelessness is a choice. you don't pay rent, you don't pay bills, drugs are easy to get. but you can't do it among us. right? i am totally with you on the lifestyle. i understand it. i'm thinking about it at times but you can't blame it with the people who live in cities anymore. i love that we talk about the walton solution and it's about creating a safe space away from commerce to live how you want. in the meantim

and i think that's what we've seen through a lot of lori loughlin policies, no chase policies.o do their jobs. they've been demoralized. that on top of kim foxes' actions, we've had a disaster in the city of chicago. now we need change and that day is coming on tuesday, i believe. rachel: it's not just crime. the city schools are also failing. >> absolutely. rachel: this is a -- it's all the way around. she tried to recruit students to help her with her campaign. i guess that's not going to work for her. >> a recipe of disaster, that hopefully the experiment called lori loughlin is coming to an end. rachel: we shall see. i hope you're right just for the sake of the people of chicago and also for your family. >> thank you so. rachel: you got i gianno caldwell, you can watch him tonight on the big sunday show at 5:00 p.m. eastern. you don't want to miss it. up next, from private school to home school, woke ideologies are infiltrating our classrooms. a new survey revealing just how much. will and pete are going to go off the wall with the shocking numbers, stay with us. ♪ a change

it had been lagging because of amazon lori, is that the right take are you a buyer? we've already had quite a nice rally here, 19% off the lows for the s&p. >> you know, sara, we're a little above my target of 4,100, but we did say coming into this year if there was a risk, and we were wrong we thought the risk was to the upside, and we put a piece out yesterday saying we could see potential upside to 4,500. my base case is still 4,100. it's interesting, right, that we haven't had the finalization yet, markets are pulling forward, so i feel like the markets have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves in here. it might be time to exhale and take a breather. but in general, sara, i find myself really pushing back against the bears and the strategy world i think it is quite possible that we saw the lows in october. i think we're going through that final leg of earnings downgrades and markets typically bottom three to six months before you get the final earnings downgrades in. i think they're preparing for a little chop, a little digestion, but in general i think the be

neither of you are supporting the current mayor lori lightfoot. >> we both supported lori lightfoot. at her as a true reformer four years ago. she has turned out to be a failure. abysmal failure with property taxes skyrocketing in chicago, crime has skyrocketed. guess what? so has pollution in the latino community. she said she was going to be against the asphalt company and then give them $50 million. she blew up a chimney in the middle of covid, causing environment hazards chart community that we still don't know. that is lori lightfoot. who is garcia? -- karen lewis called garcia and said, which you carry on the progressive movement, president of the ctu? he is the same jesus garcia today, a progressive leader who has crisscrossed this country for bernie sanders. we all know he is a national spokesperson for him. we know where he is at on immigration. we know where he is at on crime, on income inequality. we learned from him, the first progressive mayor of the city of chicago, the first black mayor of the city of chicago where we built a coalition of black and white and latinos. i

chicago mayor lori lightfoot with controversial strategy. don't vote!t is truly [indistinct] [applause] if you want them controlling your faith in your destiny, then stay home. but don't vote. >> piers: the mirror claiming she missed oak. this is not the first time she's put her foot in her mouth. in trying to prove chicago public school students to help her win. and then there is those cringeworthy tiktok dancing videos that make it seem like she's not taking the city's crime crisis as seriously as she should. look, all they really know about lori lightfoot is after jesse schmoll it faked his own race attack, she came out and set my thoughts and prayers are with j. everyone deserve to live safely is true authentic self. [laughter] >> we were saying in england she's not the brightest hope in the two lit patch however, i bow, judge, my question my youngest boy finished a year in chicago. and he found from a crime perspective pretty scary and whoever takes on this job it is tough. why would anyone want to do it? >> judge jeanine: first boy lived in chicag

lori and i are blessed with 4 amazing children. sophia, jonah, max and ruby. they have sacrificed so much along the way so that we could serve and i want you to know how much i love you and i want all of you to know how hard i will work for your children as laura and i have four hours. [applause] i so appreciate our history making chief justice deborah todd for doing me the other of administering the oath of office. thank you madame chief justice. may wisdom and the pursuit of justice continue to guide you and your fellow justices of the supreme court, several of whom are with us today i'm these to be joined by legislative leaders and legislators of both parties along with another history maker, president pro tem more . by her, rossi, leader and the cost of, leader clinton and leader cutler. i look forward tomaking progress together . i'm especially pleased to be joined today by acting attorney general henry and auditor general more. i'm most grateful to have members of our congressional delegation here led by senator fetterman and senator casey. we say a spec

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lori lightfoot facing an uphill battle, eight other candidates on the ballot, and critics say she is a failure. crime has skyrocketed 60% under her watch, robbery, sexual assault and other crimes spiking. nine candidates in the mayor's race. lori lightfoot says it's bound to go to a run-off, some challengers are saying she may not make it to that run-off. what do you think? >> yeah, it's -- depending on the poll you look at, she's in either second or third place. the election will take place next tuesday and if no candidate gets 50 plus 1% of the vote, then to a run-off that takes place of the top two candidates will go to a run-off that takes place five weeks later on april 4th. and right now, a good chance lightfoot may not make the run-off. other candidates in the race, garcia, and johnson, have both been surging in the poll, and so again, she's right on the cusp of being defeated as an incumbent mayor, first time in chicago history. >> john: continues to run in third place, almost a certainty she would not make it to the run-off. look at crime in chicago, a huge issue for so many

and lori lightfoot, as we look at the polls right now, she is polling in third place.is there a believe she could still pull this thing out? >> i don't think so people see that but you just never know in chicago and for the one guy who said that he felt safe he also has a conceal carry permit so that's the why he said he felt safe. i'm going to tell you, brian, last night i sat with a dear friend of mine from eighth grade we shed tears one over the fact that my brother was murdered june 24th. and her brother was murdered last november. she had another brother murdered two years before that so you wonder how many people in the city of chicago have had multiple family members murdered and you need a mayor who understands that you have to have a multi-pronged solution to this. you cannot gas light the residents and tell them that they feel safe when they absolutely do not. so, we -- i am personally hopeful that she is going to lose and that's the only solace that families like mine have in the city of chicago, brian. >> brian: if you look at the numbers hideous 27% increa

colin, you're in chicago land, so how much trouble is in the -- is lori lightfoot in? right now, paul, because she owns the crime wave, and that's really all that anyone here is talking about. i had someone mention to me that they thought the six issues in the chicago's mayor's race were crime, crime, crime, schools, taxes and crime. that's all anyone's talking about. that has been paul val llas's major effort that he's making, to really talk about how he's going to combat that, how he's going to put more officers back on the street, how he's going to create a witness protection program. he has all these things he's saying to change it, and that's what's going to drive voters to the polls. i think people here are expecting a lot more turnout than in previous elections because chicagoans are pretty frustrated. paul: what's lightfoot's defense of her tenure? what's she saying somewhat's her case for re-election? >> well, her case for re-election is that she knows the job, you know, she can continue to, you know, build the city up. i think the hardest thing that she's tri

mayor lori lightfoot is a big part of that reason.the motors there about what their thoughts were about the issues that are pressing chicagoans to the polls, take a watch. >> do you feel safe in your walk into the streets of chicago? >> absolutely not for quick chicago the worst cities on crime. i fear for my life every day get on that train. >> it is horrible it is not safe. look at all the shootings. this is way too much. >> i already was a beat up on the train. give me six stitches in my head. and nobody did anything about it for. >> everyone in our city deserves to be safe because they are safe. >> does chicago need a leadership change? >> yes. >> i think we've been trying to get a leadership change for a while. >> what grade would you give mayor lori lightfoot? like f minus. >> hopefully she's willing and ready to pass the torch on the somebody that's looking to make chicago great again. >> chicago has a massive pro problem. not just with the homeless community but how we support them. we cannot be writing on the trains thinking

i find great solace in what appears to be a defeat of lori lightfoot. she is polling number three.lly pulling that top spot, paul vals was public school ceo, when i was in elementary school. a very pro police guy, believes in fairness. he is a democrat but i appreciate somebody willing to put forward policies supportive of police officers and victims unlike what we've seen with lori lightfoot and kim fox, the county prosecutor there. when we come to this race quickly coming to an end, i'm hopeful chicagoans make the right choice to vote lori lightfoot out of office. she tries to push her candidacy, trying to address issues now when she had a number of years to do that. many family members murdered on her watch. she does not belong in public office. can go back to be a lawyer whatever it is she wants to do but she should not be leading the city of chicago, neil. neil: gianno, it is well beyond chicago. i remember when you went down to washington get to the bottom of it what republicans and democrats will do about it, just as you're aware, a crazy incident in austin, a drag race, got

lori house would have been 56 years old tomorrow. developing news, u.s. defense officials are now talking about the incident where a chinese balloon was shot down off the coast of south carolina yesterday. those officials say the surveillance balloon was surveilled -- destroyed overwater to protect civilians. also today, audio was released from the navy pilot who fired the missile that took down the balloon. >> the balloon is completely destroyed. j.r.: abc news reporter justin finch has reaction from lawmakers and how the incident could impact the u.s. going forward. reporter: u.s. authorities continue to search for debris in the atlantic ocean after shooting down that chinese surveillance balloon. the debris field extending for seven miles in shallow water about 47 feet deep off the south carolina coast. the u.s. navy is looking for a large bay of technology the size of three bus lengths. a senior u.s. official says the balloon was hit by a single f-22 firing an air to air missile roughly six nautical miles offshore. the massive balloon made its way acr

lori lightfoot has presided ove a dystopia.ry week and we look at how many children are dying in chicago. we look at what joe biden has done. what are they going to run on? we want to sexually groom the children. we want to have grown men in bathrooms with your daughters. we will keep your children locked in schools and have fentanyl come across the border. that's the only thing they can run on. what do they say? they hate you because you are black. we can protect you. look, cs lewis had a choice. it is. you can un- shoes it. they talk about systemic racism and institutional racism. if it isn't institutional racism , they provide it because they run all the institutions i the black community. they run the schools. they run the churches. they have destroyed them all. it's institutional racism cause by them. they talk about white privilege. let me tell you something. it is a privilege to be white and it's also a privilege to be black. it's a privilege for me to live in america. it's a privilege to be a chris chan and for the chri

concern over crime at the center of chicago's race for mayor incumbent lori lightfoot is calling on herival for wanting to defend the police. in the meantime republicans would be democrats for not doing enough to stop the violence there, charles watson life with the latest. >> good evening interesting stuff some of the democratic candidates for mayor of chicago including current mayor will lori lightfoot are changing course and trying out new tough on crime stances as public safety becomes a major concern across the city chief among them is front runner paul vallas the former chicago schools endorsement of the police union and censures his campaign around the rising crime he says he wants more police on the street and accuses lori lightfoot of failing to provide officers with the proper resources and support that they need to tackle the city's crime. >> 1700 police officers down from 2019 and 406,911 calls did not have a car available including 32000 assaults and batteries in progress there is a lack of police officers. >> many large cities across the country, crime skyrocketed after th

official say we should have a clear winner sometime this weekend shaping up to be a uphill battle, lorihtfoot coursing in maids to vote for her. a report in the daily mail with prison guards cook county jail reporting prisoners to vote for lori lightfoot. the reporter william jay kelly spoke to one of the alleged whistle-blowers, listen to this. [indistinct] >> they are doing this with all the inmates in the jail? and they are being that aggressive? >> yes. >> that reporter prime time with jesse watters with the implications. >> it would be ironic at best if mayor lightfoot makes the runoff due to the jail vote. considering, she has literally made chicago and on throughout the for nothing but violent crime. >> this being the latest in a string of scandals throughout lightfoot's time in office as you probably know and as the crime crisis rages, she is criticized for soft-on-crime policies by people in chicago since the inauguration. under her white chicago police officer has emerged 19% of its officers as specifically violent crimes that have soared in her city. guys, back to you. speed

the democratic incumbent, lori lightfoot, facing an uphill battle.t-runner is the former chicago public ceo, paul vallas, also a democrat who has campaigned heavily on a promise to reduce crime. four years ago, mayor lightfoot became the first black woman and the first openly gay person to serve as chicago's mayor. cnn's omar jiminez is live on the ground for us in chicago outside a polling site. omar, what are you seeing today? >> reporter: well, look, i mean, you are seeing signs. of course, as we've seen all this campaign season, we're outside a polling site on the northern side of chicago right now. and this is going to be a fight. i mean, the environment now is different than what it was in 2019, of course. the last time we had a mayoral election here. we're on the other side of what mayor lori lightfoot has described as a once in a lifetime set of challenges. among them, a spike in crime, like we saw here and in places across the country. and look, at this point, enthusiasm is high. we have already seen coming into election day, more than 240,0

lori lightfoot will be gone when we're talking on wednesday. >> todd: another prediction. >> ashley: a couple days. >> joe: we will, thank you for having me and what i have known about predictions in politics, maybe don't be definitive, i think she will probably be gone. >> ashley: we know what happened when you predicted the chiefs were going to lose the super bowl. >> joe: i knew it. >> todd: stro is ruthful today. >> ashley: we are glad you are back. thanks, joe. >> joe: end zone dancer, congrates to mahomes and the chiefs again. >> ashley: new york mayor of los angeles has a plan to being tael out of control crime, including lowering standard for new police recruit, rooting out right-wing extremists in the l.a. pd. >> todd: democratic extras could cost extra, we will explain it. proposing a yankee tatax to deal with influx of people fleeing from blue states. cheryl casone, i see her, she's there, she will break it down for us next. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who a

lori lightfoot gets it.paign for her. voter outreach is that important. so critical prisoners are getting pressured to vote. a bombshell report in the daily mail claims that prison guards in chicago's cook county jail are doing their best to get out the vote by attempting to illegally register nonresident inmates to take part in tomorrow's mayoral election. and mail in their ballots. i'm telling you it's about ballot production. reporter william j. kelly spoke to one of these alleged whistleblower inmates. watch this. >> have any of the jail guards asked you about voting in the mayoral election? >> [inaudible] >> what do they say to you? >> do you want to vote? because they have a paper. they have a whole listing >> jesse: chicago reporter william j. kelly joins me now. so, william, were you surprised that a jail inmate has more integrity than the chicago politicians? >> it's shocking, jesse. because as i'm sure you know, chicago is known for voter integrity above all else. [laughter] >> jesse: right. do you

"gma" lifestyle contributor lori bergamotto is here with more. good morning, lori.n great grandparents owned a bakery, rebecca, i never made bread before. i think you're seeing pictures. while they may not approve of the bread machine replacing their artisan breadmaking it was pretty easy and will save you money along the way. take a look. ♪ >> reporter: with prices rising, people are turning to at home breadmaking to save some dough. with the average loaf costing almost 50% more than it did in 2019 and thanks to tiktok, bread machine popularity is on the rise. >> my very first bread loaf. >> reporter: food content creator, alice choi among those joining the breadmaking craze. >> for me it's gratifying to see the finished loaf come out. aaagh! so i've definitely been seeing some savings there and not -- i'm not buying that from the grocery store anymore. >> reporter: sales of breadmakers hit $42 million last year, a 20% increase from the year prior. >> i am definitely a convert. i will make my bread at home now. >> reporter: so we're here in my i borrowed this bread

thanks, lori. you got my gots.r dreamed of seeing a photo they took in the pages of the magazine. well, this morning we're revealing the winner. take a look. from mongolia to mount rainier packed with penguins and neon orange lava explosions snapshots submitted to national geographic's pictures of the year contest are incontestably breathtaking. >> year after year national geographic shows our readers what we see and what we do, but this year we wanted our readers to tell us what they see and what they do. >> reporter: thousands of photo enthusiasts gave it their best shot. >> our submissions included a wide range of technology from everyday iphone to robust long lenses. >> reporter: the grand prize going to this flying frenzy entitled "dance of the eagles" captured by a software engineer from san francisco who camped out for a week in alaska waiting for just the perfect moment. >> this is the same commitment that we require of our national geographic photographers. so making karthik's image the winner of this phot

chicago mayor lori lightfoot flip-flopped this week after telling voters not to vote if they were notf you're not into controlling your pate and your destiny, then stay home. if i said anything other than everybody everywhere needs to vote, then mys spoke. misspoke. >> absolutely disturbing. i went to chicago to ask people what they thought. here's a preview. >> mayor lori lightfoot recently said that she, if you're not voting for her, then you shouldn't vote. then she went back the next day and changed course on that. what do you think about that flip-flop? >> i -- something seems kind of to rotten when she realized that it could potentially hurt her. no, no, no, wait. but the back pedaling gives me some, some pause, for sure. [laughter] >> it's giving a lot of chicagoans pause. we will have more with my interview tomorrow on "the big sunday show," so tune in. you know, i could tell from talking to a number of different residents, different backgrounds, they are fed up with mayor lori lightfoot. and that is good news for me especially considering my family tragedy last year and so ma

lori lightfoot is fighting for sur viechl.ctations fur years ago becoming the first black woman and openly gay person to become chicago mayor. david axlerod, it's where we met, in 2003. >> it is, indeed, yes. hey, guys. >> basically, good morning. what is the weather like there? oh, you are in pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. but it's nice a chicago. i'm told it's nice in chicago today. good voting weather. i hope everybody takes advantage of it. >> yeah, that's why i'm asking because that means usually better weather means bigger turnout. it looks like it could be a runoff in april. what do you make of lori lightfoot's chances of being one of the top two contenders and advance, to advance, i should say, to that runoff? >> well, that is the big question of the day, don. seems pretty clear one of her opponents, paul vallas, will finish first in the runoff -- in this primary, and he will move on to the runoff. the big question is, who will join him in that runoff? it's not certain that the incumbent mayor of the city, lori lightfo

john: that could spell trouble for mayor lori lightfoot as she runs for a second term.he faces a crowded field. eight challengers are trying to make her the first incumbent in decades to be defeated for reelection. lori lightfoot: what we don't need is somebody who doesn't support the police and, in fact, wants to divert resources from the police to other projects. john: the candidates are drawing sharp contrasts over public safety in the city's police department, which remains under a consent decree imposed after the 2014 fatal police shooting of 17-year-old laqn mcdonald. protesters: laquan! john: lightfoot points to her record as mayor, hiring more than 950 police officers last year and removing more than 12,000 guns from the city's streets. >> we are bending the curve on violent crime. john: every one of lightfoot's challengers has pledged to replace the police superintendent she appointed. teacher-turned-cook county commissioner brandon johnson. he says he would reallocate funds in the police departnt and focus on the root causes of crime by investing in schools an

let's get analysis from defense attorney former prosecutor lori murray.ori, thanks for being here we heard he lied to authorities that night. we heard it from the defense questioning. what about that today? what else did you see? >> well, i mean, i think he had two different choices. he could have gotten in there and pled the fifth on every single thing they asked him or go from and own what he has done. the second one, obviously, the better choice for what he is facing. he went in with a complete mea culpa attitude except for i did all this -- i did everything you are saying i did but i did not kill my wife and son. and that's what i think he had to do today. >> bret: is that effective? at one point he said he would never cause harm purposefully, intentionally as he was crying saying to his wife and son and then he paused and said ever. he is lawyer, obviously what about this testimony overall today and your assessment of it. >> i think he handled himself very well. i wasn't paying as much close attention to his every word. because i think the overall ef

will the incumbent mayor lori lightfoot be among the top two. what she described as a once in a lifetime set of challenges, challenges that have translated to the minds of voters. take a listen to some of the few we talked to. >> the issues that are most important to me right now are equity as a city, this is a city that has disinvested in some neighborhoods for decades and it is really important to keep the momentum that has been going for a little while to have better investment throughout the city. >> she's a member of two, count them two minority groups in the political sense. and that's why i've been so disappointed in her because she hasn't really come through nearly as well as i had hoped she would. >> reporter: and that last voter is someone who is crucial in this, he told me he was -- he voted enthusiastically for mayor lori lightfoot in 2019. this time around, he's changing his vote to another one of -- who is seen as the major contenders, jesus chuy garcia. paul valles, a former school ceo in philadelphia is one of the front-runners e

go to getrefunds.com. >>> tonight chicago mayor lori lightfoot is in danger of losing re-election inng a tax over her handling of crime in the city. omar jimenez is out front. ♪ >> throughout lori lightfoot's term as mayor of chicago, the issue of public safety has persisted. >> if people don't feel safe, literally nothing else matters. >> now it may decide if she's reelected, like many cities violent crime spiked in 2020 and 2021, but the windy city saw levels not seen in about a quarter century, while shootings and murders have decreased from those heights, issues of crime and public safe ty have remaine front and center. >> the democrat who will put crime and safety first. >> reporter: paul vales, is focusing a big part of his campaign on public safety. >> the dramatic increase in violent crime coincided the shutting down of schools for 50 months. you have to open the campuses over the summer. you've got to bring community-based organizations. the schools have got to be part of the public safety strategy. >> he's among a crowded field of nine candidates. >> i know you want to man

with that, we say thank you to lori., goodmorningamerica.com. thank you, stray, for that. >>> coming up, we hear from the oscar nominated stars of "the banshees of inisherin," amazing movie and we have it coming up. ♪ take my breath ♪ (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone. ♪ ♪ take my breath away ♪ >>> welcome back. one of the movies vying for best picture is "the banshees of inisherin" and james longman had a chance to tal with the stars. he's joining us from london. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, george. question for you, have you ever needed to tell a really close friend that you just don't like them anymore? well, that is exactly what "the banshees of inisherin" is all about. it's a tragic comedy set in the beautiful irish wilderness. i sat down with the four main cast members. they are a funny bunch and we talked about how they already are making oscars history. in "the banshees of inisherin," two lifelong pals, padraic and colm find themselves at odds. >> i jus

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incumbent lori lightfoot faces eight challengers.lts are too close, a runoff election will happen in april. >>> and meta is cracking down on a growing crime against teenagers -- revenge porn. the company is now introducing a new tool called take it down that would help minors scrub intimate photos and videos from facebook and instagram. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the severe weather causing havoc coast to coast. tonight large parts of the northeast are under a winter storm warning from new jersey to maine. a massive system is expected to bring more than a half foot of snow to some areas through tomorrow. it's part of the same system that brought a rare blizzard warning to southern california last week. also in the midwest, thunderstorms, damaging winds, and several tornadoes downed trees and power lines in illinois and ohio. and last night in oklahoma and kansas, at least nine twisters touched dow