this is under lori lightfoot. what do you see is the difference or do you see a difference right now? cooks their obvious differences. we have a mayor who basically took every contract proposal we put forward and created her campaign platform. she gave very eloquent speeches about students being in school communities that are fully resourced with nurses and librarians and class sizes that are manageable. she said on the campaign trail that she was committed to doing these things. won thealready argument. we agree. the problem is she does not want to enshrine this in a contract come in a policy that is dependable, that people can look forward to, that will help to transform our school communities. listen, if you lived in chicago and you have been on the south and west side of the city, you see promises broken in those areas of the city all of the time. what we are saying as workers in the city is that you cannot continue to break promises to the people who need the resources the most. you don't break promises to bu

democrat mayor lori lightfoot responded by tweeting, how sweet.surprise donald trump brought insulting, ignorant but found to chicago. luckily in this city, we know the truth. that is funny. joining me now, gary mccarthy superintendent of the chicago pd, bernie kerrick -- gary, what do you have to say to city leaders who boycotted the president of the united states today? >> well, laura, the way i look at it, first of all i can tell you what i would do. i would never disrespect the president just like i would not disrespect any other human being. if you don't agree with the policies and if you don't like the man, you need to respect the office. for instance, i met with present obama on a couple of occasions and quite honestly the department of justice funded his administration was probably the worst enemy of policing in 200 years in this country. and they have helped create the environment we are suffering today. so i would never disrespect the president's office. i was raised differently. and you would never see me do that. second of all, i would

classy and lori lightfoot responded by l tweeting.t's no surprise that trump brought his -- funny. what do you have to say to city leaders who boycotted the president of the united states. >> well laura the way that i look at it first of all i would never o disrespect the president just like i wouldn't disrespect any other human being. if you don't agree with the policies you need to respect the office. for instance i you met with president obama on a couple of occasions and the department of justice was the worst enemy of policing in 200 years in this country and helped create the environment that the country is experiencing today. second of all i think that i would try to stay out of the politics and if you look back at my career i stayed out of the politics and focused on doing my job and that is the problem with chicago. everything here is about the i politics not the performance. the teacher's strike. a perfect example. they are in the pocket of the county board president -- who as a result i feel this is my own personal opinion

some people are saying lori lightfoot is going to have to decide whether she's going to orome a rahmnuel 2.0 harold washingtoton two points 2.0 and this may be the decisive moment for that. >> i like that. i'm going to have to steal that formulation. i think the mayor is s going to have to get personally involved. after coming to the table, there will come a time for that where -- there are smallll details i n it. for example, the mayor said something in a press conference yesterday criticizing the idea we were negotiating over naptime in prescschool. i wish we did not have to negotiate over naptime, but the truth of the matter is, four-year-olds, three-year-old need naps physically. they are developing physically as well as mentally. there is been a tendency to push down a curriculum although into kids that are that young. teachers understand what is good for students is the ability y fr them to nap. they have asked to protect the ability to nap and full-day preschool in our contracts. that is something we have negotiated about. i don't know if it is necessarily the case we want the

give us your response to what lori lightfoot in chicago has done. >> any sanctuary policy is dangerousty. working with law enforcement agencies should have no limits on cooperation. jillian: this quote from the internal memo the police department, a police department supervisor required to respond to all requests for assistance from the department of homeland security personnel if the request is to assist with an immigration record, the police department personnel will leave the scene as directed by the supervisor. what do you make of this memo and how often are police officers asked to assist in these situations? >> police officers around the country are generally not asked at all to enforce immigration law. what this does is makes hesitation on any police officer in the city of chicago whether working with law enforcement agency or not. a precedent that should not be set and makes the community less safe. >> the mayor of chicago lori lightfoot. >> they heard their ability to do their job in this city. >> they are potentially racist for what they do. >> this misinformation by politici

john: this is the first big test for mayor lori lightfoot. things the union wants in the contract are things she talked about, supported in her campaign. why is this an issue now? brandis: she did support much of what ctu is arguing for. whshe did not say, i'm going to put it in the contract. a lot of folks say some of what ctu is asking for does not belong in the teachers collective bargaining agreement. the teachers union has argued they don't trust politicians. just because she campaigned on these issues doesn't mean she's going to make good on them. mayor lightfoot says she campaigned on these issues and that some of them have been written into the public schools budget. ctu says that is not good enough. john: this is putting hardship on a lot of parents in chicago. they have to find things for their kids to do. how much support is there for the teachers from the parents, and is there danger that it is going to go away as this goes on? brandis: we know that a lot of the parents do support ctu. they are vocal. there are multiple organizati

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as new mayor lori lightfoot delivered her first budget, the teachers had their own spending priorities the people of the city of chicago demand funding and resources to go to the services of the city. we have to have schools that work for our children. we need a budget that works to our priorities, not just the priorities onodevelopers. >> yang: for the fifth day, the strike canceled classes for more than 360,000 students in the country's third-largest school district. the city and the chicago teachers union are at odds over several issues, including: higher salaries, smaller class sizes and the union's demand for additional support staff, inuding nurses, counselors, and librarians. >> yang: lightfoot was elected on a progressive agenda and an education platform that includes some of the very changes the union is asking for. now she says the city can't afford them. >> there's a finite amount of money that's available. you know, as you know we're barely two years way from a moment where c.p.s. was on the verge of insolvency, there's not an unlimited pool of money. >> yang: striking teac

miss an eighth straight day of classes today as the teacher's strike enters its third week mayor lori lightfoota potential agreement were being reviewed, but a deal had not been reached with the chicago teachers union >>> a miracle walk for the first time since 2005 paralyzed arizona police officer bill white was able to stand thanks to a special wheelchair. he was injured in a shooting 14 years ago. but on friday he carried the flag in the opening ceremonies at the state's special olympic fall games >>> a bit of sci-fi hit home for a couple in michigan >> this baby fell out of the sky and landed in our yard >> this farm in saginaw county, michigan, became an unlikely landing zone for a spacecraft. >> you never know what's going to happy. >> reporter: nancy and dan welke are used to being greeted by their houses but on saturday a different four-legged object grabbed their attention. >> and it's still going and flashing >> reporter: the couple believe the satellite belonged to samsung and told the reps who flew in. the company telling nbc news samsung europe's space balloon came down back to ear

. >> reporter: recently elected uyor lori lightfoot offered the teachers' union a 16% pay raise overive years. ite visited students today at rso community centers that took ho kids who couldn't go to aass. >> we always have to keep in mind the taxpayers. 3 reporter: with school closed, the 360,000 students and their arelies are searching for alternatives. we caught up with the muhisani's this morning, getting their daughters ready for a $110-a-day strike camp. >> you don't have to eat anything you don't want to eat. hopieporter: helen muhisani is hoping the strike ends quickly. what's the best possible outcome here? s that they go to school. hat eporter: that they come to an agreement soon. >> yeah, and they go back to ikeool, like, tomorrow. that would be awesome. >> reporter: unlike the last herke in 2012, all of the chicago school buildings here ste open, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner for students. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, meg, thank you so much. flags were lowered to half-staff atday at the white house, u.s. capitol, and across maryland in honor of congressman elij

. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot said the city is offering what she called a historic package on thend "usa today" reports nba commissioner adam silver says chinese officials wanted houston rockets' general manager daryl morey fired for his tweet supporting anti-government protesters in hong kong. the tweet set off a firestorm. silver said the nba declined china's request for morey to be fired. he said the league's initial response may have been too diplomatic but added the league supports free expression. the nba is big business in china, and silver said the league is losing millions of dollars. >> the losses have already been substantial. our games are not back on the air in china as we speak. and we'll see what happens next. >> silver said he's not sure what will happen to the league's relationship with china. >>> still ahead, why leg room on flights could shrink.rstime the be testing to see just how much space you really need in the dne toor i didn't have to call 911. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didnyou took oun about your chronic coronary artery disease to hea

today as the teacher's strike enters the third week at a sunday night news conference, mayor lori lightfoototential agreement were being revi reviewed, but a deal had not been reached with the chicago's teacher union. >>> now a story of dedication to service and a miracle walk for the first time since 2005, paralyzed arizona police officer, bill white, was able to stand thanks to the special wheelchair he was injured in a shooting 14 years ago. on friday, he carried the flag in the opening ceremony of the state's special olympic fall game. >> good sight to see that. >>> sci-fi hit home for a michigan couple when an unidentified object landed in their yard from outer space. here's kathy park. >> this baby fell out of the sky and landed in our yard. >> reporter: if farm in michigan became an unlikely landing zone for a spacecraft. >> never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: nancy and dan welke are used to being greeted by their horses in the morning. on saturday, a different four-legged object grabbed their attention. >> it is still going and flashing. >> reporter: the couple believed

ther lori lightfoot made announcement after meeting with the president of the teachers union.des agreed on five-year contract that includes a 16% raise in staffing to combat overcrowding. says elizabeth warren is ignoring the charitable contributions made by the wealthiest entrepreneurs. in an open letter to the candidate, cooperman accuses her of vilifying the rich. elizabeth warren singled cooperman out, saying what he believed in progressive taxation that he has fundamental disagreements with her approach. the treasury department plans on weakening regulations to stop corporate tax avoidance, to prevent u.s. companies from moving profits offshore. the treasury says the regulations are no longer necessary because of the tax law enacted under president trump. the had been implemented in final months of the obama administration. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over than 120 countries. caroline: thank you. longer be theno deadline for brexit, but there is still plenty of fright. these are the scari

so far mayor lori lightfoot has refused to agree to that >> now to the auto industry where ford has reached a tentative agreement with the united autoworkers, the four-year deal includes $6 billion in new investment and retention of 8500 jobs in the u.s. more details of the deal haven't been released but it does come a week after the union ended a six-week strike with general motors experts say they do believe the ford dealer is likely to mirror the gm deal. >> this small dog in upstate new york went for a really wild ride this little shiba inu named cocoa was hit by a car and somehow managed to get stuck in the bumper the driver didn't realize for more than an hour. cocoa has a broken elbow, but it was otherwise in pretty good shape. and i'm sure really, really scared there's lots of cuddles after that ordeal. >> lucky to be alive let's bring in meteorologist bill karins with a look at our weather. we're not so lucky when it comes to that. >> it could be a dangerous evening. we'll see a strong line of thunderstorms in the prime of trick or treating and embedded tornadoes, too now a rain ma

mayor lawyers -- mayor lori lightfoot accused the teachers union to use a political agenda -- of using agenda to hold up a negotiation that will keep students out of classrooms for at least 10 days. a robustwill be presentation of the agreement that is on the table. they will vote on it, upward and. obviously, i am hopeful that this will be approved. results are, we will deal with it at that time. union released a it took athat said strike to get them to bring down exploding class sizes and alleviate desperate shortages of nurses, social workers, librarians and more. the teacher say we should not have to work this hard and strength to get our students what they deserve. denmark has given approval for a joint german russian pipeline project. this enables russia to supply gas directly to germany under the baltic sea. this is a blow to the trump administration and several european countries who opposed the deal. they worry it could increase europe's dependence on russia as a supplier of energy. global news, 24 hours a day on tictoc and on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists in

lori lightfoot said there needs to be more. >> put a comprehensive officer --ffer on the table and we be at th table every single day, seven days a week at day until wea get a deal done. >> she says the school district has offered a 16% raise over the next five years and smallerd class sizes. >> still to come, security forces clash. new details on when boeing employees knew about their deadly flaw. a conversation with johnasich, who is saying president trump should be impeached. a busy week in political news and much more. ♪ >> the mexican state of samoa corrupted into violence thursday as police captured and then released the son of dr kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman. we explore what this says about the capabilities of the united states stop -- top ally. >> the dissent into chaos played out on social media. mexican forces the floyd -- deployed. he now runs the family business that is run by his father and now in a u.s. prison. the cartel called in the calvary with music blaring, machine guns and rocket propelled grenades. ey deployed a 50 caliber shane doan -- machin gun and demand

lori lightfoot says the latest offer met those demands.s union said it wasn't good enough. a former professor claims that sandy hook shooting never happened must pay $450,000 to the father of a boy killed in the attack. leonard pozner sued james spencer for his book nobody died at sandy hook. is 6-year-old son noah did, he was killed in that attack, he claims after the conspiracy theorist harassed and threatened him, the book's publisher has apologized. stressed-out students could take a mental health day for public schools was a bill would allow children to take off one day per semester, to deal with mental health issues, it is necessary, increasing number of forces, and it could take effect next year. half of the squad are feeling the burn. >> i'm proud to endorse bernie sanders for president to take on trump. we need a unifier, someone who understands what the fight looks like and someone who is ready to defeat him. >> reporter: ilhan omar endorsing bernie sanders for president and expected to announce her backing at a rally this weeken

they won't end the strike unless chicago mayor lori lightfoot adds the days lost to this year's schooldar. the mayor said she was gravely disappointed that the union moved the goal posts again, resulting in another day of canceled classes. >>> the education secretary, betsy devos, is saying there is going to be achievement losses. the scores are down in some grades compared to 2017. her remarks, devos pushed for empowering local districts and applauded states like florida that used charter schools and vouchers. devos backs a proposal that would allow students to attend public or private schools outside of their districts. >>> lori loughlin is terrified she is going to jail for her part in the college admission scandal. a long-time friend told cnn, she is at rock-bottom, devastated she could go away for a long time. her husband and nine other parents who rejected a plea deal were hit last week with a new bribery charge. prosecutors say they described usc employees to have their two daughters falsely admitted as athletic recruits. they have both pleaded not guilty. that ultimately sounds

. >> reporter: recently elected mayor lori lightfoot offered the teachers union a 16% pay raise over fife years. she visited students today at two community centers that took in kids who couldn't go to class. >> we always have to keep in mind the taxpayers. >> reporteth360,0 snts and thei families are searchi au up with the muhisanis this morning, getting their daughters ready for a $110 a day strike camp. >> you don't have to eat anything you don't want. >> reporter: helen muhisani is hoping the strike ends quickly. what's the best possible outcome here? >> that they go to school. >> reporter: that they come to an agreement soon? >> yeah, and they go back to school tomorrow that would be awesome. >> reporter: unlike the last strike in 2012, all of the chicago school buildings here are open, offering breakfast, lunch and dinner for students. norah? >> all right, meg, thank you so much. we'll be right back. ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer

rob: negotiations stalled after lori lightfoot said the city cannot afford teachers demands for higherand better benefits and smaller class sizes. teachers plan to rally outside her budget address today. carley: shaquille o'neal is supporting free-speech with the chinese government. >> one of our best values in america is free-speech, we are allowed to say what we want to say. that is how it goes. that is something they have to deal with. carley: he is defending a tweet from houston rockets gm darrell maurice who showed support for protest in hong kong. fans were seen waving a hong kong flag. rob: the washington nationals taking game one of the world series, houston astros against the wall. carley: our cohost jillian was there where the home team has work to do. good morning, how is the game? >> reporter: the game was exciting. it was electric in their last night. 1924 is the last time a dc team won the world series. they have some climbing to do, the senators, not the nationals, the astros won in 2017 looking to bring it back. let's go to the highlights from last night and give you a

the union president has comments coming hours after chicago mary lori lightfoot unveiled a plan on theosing to refinance and add new taxes on ridesharing and restaurants. rob: the top official planning to skip donald trump's first visit, he is set to speak at the police chiefs conference next week. political analyst gianna caldwell joined us earlier expressing his frustration for eddie johnson. >> i was disappointed. this is my hometown, this is personal to me. i have been calling on donald trump to get involved in the city of chicago because local officials are inapt in handling the violence. rob: there have been 1700 shootings in chicago this year. jillian: half 1 million people in northern california are in the dark for the second time in two weeks. overnight, embattled utility company pgn the cutting power to prevent winds from toppling powerlines and sparking wildfires. outages could last up to two days. rob: two weeks ago the company was criticized for blocking out 2 million customers. it is dry and windy. it didn't help his recent deadly wildfires are being blamed on power probl

mayor lori lightfoot says her latest offer let with those demands.eachers union said it is not good enough. jillian: one city wants uber and lift to share the wealth. rob: los angeles will study the impact of setting a $30 minimum wage for rideshare drivers would uber and lift drivers claim they can't make ends meet amid rising housing costs and gas prices in california. shannon: drivers earn an average of $21 per hour from 2015-2017 before expenses and commission. rob: the price might be going up. jillian: a lone star state showdown, donald trump and beto o'rourke holding dueling rallies, can democrats turn the state. ? a campaign worker is live to explain why they don't stand a chance. rob: jet set joe, the biden campaign is in a fundraising run. you won't believe how much they spend on private jets. ♪ fly like an eagle ♪ which, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker. what??? no, no no no no. battery

but they say they won't end the strike unless lori lightfoot agrees to add the days lost due to the walkoutool's calendar. the mayor said she was gravely disappointed that the union moved the goal posts, again resulting in a day of canceled classes. >>> lori loughlin is terrified she is going to jail for her part in the admission scandal. a long-time friend told cnn, she is at rock-bottom, devastated she could go away for a long time. her husband and nine other parents who rejected a plea deal were hit last week with a new bribery charge. prosecutors say they bribed usc employees to have their two daughters falsely admitted as athletic recruits. they have both pleaded not guilty. >>> "early start" continues right now. >>> 3-2, there it is. >> a world series for the ages. the washington nationals with the furious comeback to win the fall classic. >>> one of the most consequential days in the impeachment inquiry. big moments expected in congress, in court and behind closed doors. >>> twitter bans political ads amid heightened social media scrutiny. what do the 2020 candidates think? >>> and t

a short while ago, mayor lori lightfoot tweeted "it's no surprise that real donald trump brought hissulting, ignorant buffoonery to chicago. luckily the city we know the truth and will not let anyone no matter how high the office denigrate who we are as a people our status as a welcoming city." chicago's top cop not attending the president speech today at the international police chiefs association conference. here is the president calling out chicago's police superintendent. >> here's a man that could not bother to show up for a meeting of police chiefs, most respected people in the country. in his hometown. and with the president of the president of the united states. you know why? it's because he's not doing his job. i want eddie johnson to change his values and change them fast. >> and his statement, chicago's police superintendent said in part that he did not attend the president's speech here in chicago today because of his racial insults. we understand the police superintendent is speaking right now, perhaps responding to the president's words a short while ago. dana. >> dana:

. >> the march was a show of force as the freshman mayor lori lightfoot showing a budget looking at anl. she proposed refinancing in new taxes on things like ridesharing and restaurants. she has said that the city cannot afford the demands of the teachers and that chicago was just hit by a increase by rahm emanuel. >> presidents don't want to see their tax increase, and who can blame them. >> negotiations have already included a 16% pay increase for teachers. up to 24 percent in some cases. but teachers when guarantee is for other small classes. a housing subsidy. >> we stay out here until we get what we need. >> despite the massive showing from the teachers, lightfoot had sir on support. and city hall shows that the teachers have detractors. >> please take your overly generous offer and present a contract that reduces the excessive pay of the highest paid teachers by placing a salary cap for all teachers. >> mayor lightfoot is quite liberal, very anti-trump, but as presidential contenders joe biden and elizabeth warren side and on the strike, they go against the mayor and on the side

the march was timed with the unveiling of a budget by lori lightfoot.ay increase of 16% and up. but the teachers have want smaller classes a nurse and a librarian in every school and a supplement for housing. the city is looking at a $838 million budget shortfall. they hit with a property tax increase. >> residents don't want to see their property taxes increased. who can blame them? >> the teachers have a lot of public support. so does mayor lightfoot. she was elected not long ago by a landslide. neil? >> neil: the time line for the 737 max for boeing. investors were impressed with that news. forgive my next guest who had a daughter lost in the crash with a different reaction. after this. >> as somebody that lost a dear person in my life, i want her death not to be in vain. i don't want anybody else to die. memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho pota

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. ♪ ♪ liz: breaking news, this is just hitting the tape, chicago's mayor lori lightfoot just announcedt the city's teachers union has now ended its 11-day strike after coming to an agreement on missed school days. that was the holdup here. teachers will return to classrooms tomorrow after ending the strike. and that, of course, would be the day after halloween. convenient timing for the can kids, i think. apple not only beat estimates, as you know, but also raised its forecast. the stock right now is up nearly 2% and, yes, iphone sales were down 9 percent, but apple posted growth in services, ipad sales and wearables. we're going to talk more about one in particular coming up. in the meantime, look at kraft heinz. it has been beaten down other the past year, but -- over the past year, but it is crushing it at this hour, up 31.5 -- 11.5%. the company's biggest investor is warrant buffett beat earnings expectations. that price there, a gain of $3.29, would be the best gain ever in the history of kraft heinz. nice move there. the vaping backlash now prompting altria to write down its inve

at the immigration rally, lori lightfoot said i.c.e.are an arm of the trump administration. >> we will never, ever succumb to the racist, xenophobic rhetoric of i.c.e. and of course, we know that we've heard them and heard the ability to do their job in the city, but so be it. that is the point. >> the chicago police department says officers will help aid dhs agents in danger but not immigration arrests. chicago's new i.c.e. director says cook county ignored all of its 1100 requests last year to detain or lock up illegals, illegals, forcing agents to make arrests in the field that sometimes require the cpd back up. >> it only takes one public threat released to the community instead of two i.c.e. to change the course of your life. >> cpd sources say they feel the new rules to send a message they want to pursue certain immigration suspects. delegitimizing the air force. >> shannon, fox's judge andrew napolitano says the u.s. supreme court has also ruled that state and local agencies do not have to comply with federal agents. shannon? >>

with the city's public school system wednesday, but returned to picket lines today after mayor lori lightfoot refused their request to add extra school days to this year's calendar to o make up for class time lost to the strike. the tentative deal would bring chicago teachers a 1 16% pay rae over five yearars and would add $35 millioion to efforts to rede class s sizes. in relatated news, seieiu local, the ununion represenenting chico school support staff, approved their new contract with 97% of the workers voting "yes" and a strong vow to stay in solidarity with the chicago teachers union. their deal follows a seven-day strike. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. as wildfires continue to rage in california and a shocking new report finds that many coastal cities will be flooded by rising sea levels, chile's president sebastian hinn era has canceled the upcoming u.n. clement summit that

the two sides had already reached a tentative deal with .pay raises over five yea mayor lori lightfoot welcomed the outcome. >> enough is enough, a so-- in a spirit of compromise-- we agreed. it was a hard-fought discussion. took us a lot of time to get there. but i think this is the right thing ultimately for our city, and i'm glad that this phase i over. >> schifrin: the end of the strike means more than 300,000 students cano back to class tomorrow. the islamic state group todayat confirmed the of its leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi, and vowed revenge. he died in a u.s. raid last weekend, in syria. an isis audio statement named his successor as abubrahim al-hashimi al-qurayshi, but gave no details. u.s. troops have returned to northeast syria, weeks after withdrawing from the region. armored vehicles flying american flags patrolled today just four miles south of the turkish. border an iraqi-kurdish tv network showed them visiting oil faciliti. president trump ordered the withdrawal earlier this month, but he said later some troops would stay to secure oil sites. the kurds say that, in t

mayor lori lightfoot said she cannot accept a teachers union demand that would cost the city $2.5 billionhat it cannot aford. the union is expected to vote later today for a strike back downtown to "squawk alley." jon, back to you. >>> in just a few minutes, sir richard branson and under armour ceo kevin plank will join us y they together? we'll tell you after the break things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you

lori lightfoot on other hand, she is thoughtful. her politics are not my politics i can tell you that, but i expect much more performance out of this government than we've seen in the city of chicago for a very long time. connell: i'm sure everybody in the city hopes you're right about that. gary mccarthy. appreciate it. >> always a pleasure, thank you. connell: chicago getting a lot of attention. getting back to the stock market. items getting a lot of attention. the president talking about the s&p 500 hitting an all-time high. there it is. up by 16 points. highest point ever hovering around that point. could be a busy week meantime for earnings. how will that affect things? we'll talk about it as we move through the show. after the bell, speaking of earnings, 4:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll break down alphabet's earnings. google all of that. much more on google coast to coast. when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. ch

. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot says ice is xenophobic. is making a distinction between federal ice agents and chicago police. >> they won't cooperate on immigration raids. that's the reality. we know we've hurt them and hurt their ability to do their job in the city. so be it, that's the point. >> chicago is within its constitutional rights not to assist federal agents, bill. >> bill: we'll follow it. matt finn in chicago and see where it goes. >> sandra: the story you've been waiting for. an out of control beverage cart going for a spin at chicago's o'hare airport. take a look at this. the cart going in circles nearly hitting the nose of a parked airplane. gets close. a fast thinking grounds worker is able to maneuver another piece of heavy equipment with wheels to stop the cart. >> wait for it. bam. >> sandra: oh my gosh. >> here it goes. >> bill: that's how you do it. they were inside the terminal watching that. >> sandra: it was unbelievable. reports say the cart's accelerator got stuck after a case of bottled water hit it. i'm shocke

lori lightfoot sent a letter to the union bleeding that the students and families of chicago cannot affordl any longer, which is why we are asking you to end the strike and encourage your members to return to work as a bargaining continues. the union did not go for it. >> i don't know if that would mayor knows how labor negotiations work, but currently we are in the process of withholding our labor in order and to reach a legally binding agreement. >> in a condition to the class is being missed, athletic teams are forced to forfeit, you cannot compete while the teachers are on strike. >> bill: mike tobin in chicago, thank you, sir. a >> sandra: the top diplomat in ukraine speaking how diplomats behind closed doors delivered a lengthy opening statement. about all we know. we will have more details on that as we get them from capitol hill. e and save thousands a year. i urge you to call newday usa now. get the perfectly grilled flavors of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer. the ninja foodi grill, the grill that sear

mayor lori lightfoot says her latest offer met those demands. the teacher's union says it wasn't good enough. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: let's see what happens. brian: 12 minutes after the hour. joe biden wants campaign cash is trying to dry up. some of his rivals have over $20 million in the bank. ainsley: so, what does that say about the future of his campaign? we'll talk about it coming up next. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction ♪ ♪ ♪ takin' it off road station ted! goiwagon, eh?ip, huh? you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i know for a fact your suv does not suck. and why is that? it aint got that vacuum in the back, whoo! sucking stuff up! what else are we gonna find? we got to go. vacuum in the back, hallelujah! get 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,250 total bonus cash on the 2019 chrysler pacifica. >> we did not start off by dropping $10 million from a senate campaign, wherever that money was raised from, into a race. we have been in the process of