. >>> the bid to host the obama presidential library, there are concerns that the library will overshadowother needs in the area. diane eastabrook has more. >> the university ever chicago, where president obama taught constitutional law, is thought as a serious contender for the presidential library but not everyone wants it. their fight for a trauma center on chicago's south side. they feel the university should not have the prestige of the library if their needs for medical facility are being ignored. the university medical center closed its trauma unit there two decades ago forcing residents in some of chicago's poorest and most viability neighborhoods to travel up to ten miles for care. >> the university hasn't shown it's cared about the preservation of black life as much as obama has. >> the case of 18-year-old damian turner ignited the issue. he was shot a few years ago but had to be transported across town for treatment. >> he was alive when i put him in the ambulance and live when i got there. less than ten minutes later he was gone. >> the university of chicago has a burn unit an

today is the day, the day group and institutions to submit their bid to host the barack obama presidential library. people of highway say he may have lived in chicago, but he was born in highway. jennife hawai'i. >> reporter: this is oahu's south shor. >> there are two sites. >> robert per kin son is an associate previews at the university of hawai'i. he is help to go spearhead the effort to build the 44th president official library here. >> obama is in a way the first global president. he has roots in hawai'i and kenya, indonesia, and hawai'i is a cosmopolitan city, too, this is a good place to tell his international story. >> reporter: and while hawai'i can often suffer from the stereotype of sun and sand and little substance, the sheer number of visitors make the aloha state contenders. >> 8 million tourists come through hawai'i and they come mainly for the natural features of hawai'i, the beauty, the ocean, but they look for something educational and civic as well. >> reporter: hawai'i's vision is as big as the pacific ocean. maxine burkett. >> nowadays we have various things we can choose to

obama to build a presidential library. investors seem to be shrugging off. is turning its customers home why fire routers and to public high spots. comcast has replaced 8 million home mothers. >> can operate as private and public networks simultaneously. 3 million have been activated. comcast says outsiders cannot get access to the password protected network because of the public sicken operates off with a separate antenna. the multibillion- dollar online auction site ebay be expanding to chicago. the move comes after buying braintree in 2013. the company to hire an additional 260 employees over the next three years. if ebay spends $24 million on the expansion that will qualify to get about half the money back in illinois state tax relief. once to help u.s. workers get a college degree. the coffee kane will subsidize for employees to work an average of 20 hours a week. employees need to enroll at arizona state university. they can choose from among 40 subjects ranging from retail management to electrical engineering. the program as part of the effort to reta

. >> bids are in. 12 sites will compete to become the home of the obama presidential library. inside of the old hospital. cities of new york and ally it also pitched sites as well. several months before they know who led advances to the second round of the competition. another roller coaster day for the market. today the first day of the federal reserve's big meeting. investors anticipated the latest inflation data. >> the dallas slightly up as a currency. another recall announcement from general motors. 3 million vehicles will have to be inspected. >> started with an earlier ignition switch flaw that was blamed for 13 deaths. this one involves cars with a slotted keys. if a key ring is too heavy economic the ignition switch out of position. they'll start replacing the keys and a few weeks. the recall involves midsize and large cars mostly out of production. adding another vehicle to the lineup. for the last two years the electric car company only offer the model sedan. customers paid $40 million in deposits when the design was revealed two years ago. the company has been taki

their family, stuart: illinois taxpayers be paying up to $100 million to help president obama's presidential library trouble, so why add to the burden? vice president of the illinois policy institute. why don't they just ask for donations? that is what they did with everybody else's library. why not? >> the president is the mall prolific fundraise fundraiser, he could easily fun racisraces by himself. the foundation would even consider taking taxpayer funds for working class families is really outrageous. stuart: this is a bill that is before the illinois house of representatives, it is before the state legislature, it is a bill that would appropriate $100 million. this is going forward, is that correct? >> today is the day the administration decided we will go to new york, hawaii, it does look like the library is coming to chicago against the proposal coming again. illinois is broke, chicago is broke. we have no extra funds available for this and they can it is something that he could easily fund raise for himself. stuart: you've got 15 seconds, i can't believe this bill passes. will it? >> you'd b

. >>> building a future obama presidential library, illinois has said to have the best chance.hicago has put forward ten possible locations, but there's worry that the building would overcome the community's serious needs. >> not everyone in the neighborhood wants it. protesters are using the library as leverage in their fight for a trauma center on chicago's south side. they feel the university should not have the prestige of the library if their needs for the medical facility are being ignored. the university medical center closed its trauma unit there two decades ago, forcing residents in some of chicago's poorest and most violent neighborhoods to travel up to ten miles for emergency care. >> we see the university hasn't showed its care about black life like president obama has. >>> damien was shot but ahad to be transported across town for treatment. >> he was alive when i put him in the balance and less than five minutes he was gone. >> burn unit and other world class medical services but currently the hospital says it just doesn't have the money or staff to add a level 1

mayor emanuel is adding a little more muscle behind the push to bring the obama presidential library to chicago. the sun times reports the mayor sent a letter last month to the head of the foundation that will help pick the location for the library. in the letter, emanuel laid out details of a package of public and private economic help to build the library on the city's south side. he did not name a specific location for the facility, but promised to create a "local education zone" to provide programming to students of all ages. the mayor also promised to create a committee to improve transportation to the library. a huge new sculpture in long island, new york, has a lot of people talking. this aluminum statue called "walking figure" is the centerpiece of the business district in west hampton beach. but some people don't think it should be considered "art." it is supposed to illustrate a woman running into the future. the developer says they weren't trying to create a controversial piece of art, but they do welcome all the discussion. what you think? does it look like something made

today is the deadline for proposals for the future site of president obama's presidential library.e university of hawaii, but the front-runner, the city of chicago, which is expected to put forth at least nine proposals. many of them in the city's historical african-american side of town. those are the things we thought you should know. >>> that does it for "news nation." thanks for joining us. i'm tamron hall. we'll see you tomorrow. up next, "andrea mitchell reports" and former defense secretary william cohen. ♪ so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are24/7branches? i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you feel that in your muscles? yeah...i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches lets us give you great rates and service. i'd like that. experience a new way to bank where no branches = great rates. ally bank. your money needs an ally. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira help

presidential library. >> let's do a kbik -- quick round on one quick think -- thing. this idea that john boehner came up with this week about actually suing president obama. >> this is the 12th time that the administration has been shut out 9-0 in challenges in the supreme court which is unprecedented. i think this bodes well for the boehner lawsuit challenging the president's overreach. >> today the president said that they just want to sue him for doing his job, but maybe it's really that they want to sue him for not doing his job. maybe. >> i don't know. i'm not a big fan of these symbolic -- i feel it's a symbolic gesture. it's like when rand paul does the filibuster, it's the stuff that everybody thinks is cool but it doesn't change anything. i'll have to wait and see. >> anyone want to comment? >> it's hard to be against t but on the other hand i would much rather defund that agency. >> that's action. >> next time he passes an executive order, the next time the epa regulates coal plants out of existence, defund them. >> i don't understand why they don't do it. what obama said if they are not going to act, i am. he's exactly right. this congress has been a waste of

presidential library is more important than thousands of jobs. >> one last thing, this idea that house speaker boehner put forward this week based on some new legal developments and theories about actually suing president obama. take a look. >> this is the 12th time that the administration has been shut out 9-0 in challenges in the supreme court, which is unprecedented. i think this bodes well for the boehner lawsuit challenging the president's overreach. >> today the president said that they just want to sue him for doing his job. but maybe it's really that they want to sue him for not doing his job. >> i don't know. i'm not a big fan of symbolic, i think -- it's kind of like when rand paul does the filibuster. it's stuff that everybody thinks is really cool. but does it change anything? i don't know if this changes anything. i'll have to wait and see, dana. >> okay. anybody want to comment? >> it's hard to be against it. on the other hand, i would much rather see them defund an agency. >> that's action. >> exactly. which one? >> i don't know. next time the epa regulates coal plants out of existence, defund a portion of the epa. >> it goes way too far. it will get shot down. the boehner lawsuit. you're righ

obama's 2008 presidential transition team. he sits on the board of directors at intel corporation anda wireless firm financial services firm. he is a vocal opponent of libraries. it is appropriate that we end with his remarks, given a lifelong commitment to improve broadband connectivity as one of the original architects of the e-rate program. we are so pleased to open this up with chairman wheeler and end with chairman hyde. we are very -- chairman hunt. [applause] >> thank you very much to susan for hosting everybody here today and to susan benton who is my friend and client. i record in her as a pro bono lawyer at the fcc. her at the fcc. earth, a personal note. my sister is the head librarian in rockville, maryland. my nephew is a librarian, my mother was a public school teacher, my sister-in-law the public school teacher, and i once was a public school teacher. in washington, they would be called takers. but we regard ourselves as the family that has had a long commitment to public service. and i'm very proud, if i could be so bold, to say that i'm part of the library community. some would like to express of the realities of the situation, and not everyt

obama's 2008 presidential transition team. he sits on the board of directors of intel corp. and mitigation software firm smarts guy networks and a financial services firm. he is a vocal proponent of libraries. it is appropriate that we and with his remarks given a lifelong commitment to improve broad than connectivity is one of the original architects of the program and we are so pleased pleased to open this up with our chairman wheeler and in this with chairman reed hundt. we are very honored to have those two chairman acknowledge the importance of libraries. [applause] >> thank you very much to this susan for hosting everybody here today and also to susan benson who is my friend and client because they represent her as a pro bono lawyer at the fcc. you all know that susan is the ceo of the early library counsel. first a personal note. my sister is the head librarian in rockville maryland and my nephew is a librarian. my mother was a public schoolteacher. my brother is a public schoolteacher. my sister-in-law is a public schoolteacher and i once was a public schoolteacher. in washington they would be called takers but we regard ourselves as a family that has had a long long commitment to