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they chased me down the hill. >> thank you, peoria.ow checking on turkeys in cape cod. >> is it intimidating? >> it is to me. this is the first time i saw it. i didn't want to get out of the truck. >> just a single local news report of a rogue turkey is a gift from the news gods. but the possibility this is a

st freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoria more than 100 years ago. still delivering cat machines today. you can find us on every continent. and the journey starts here on freight rail america's freight rail companies. helping deliver jobs across this country and goods around the world. reinvesting billions of their own money every year to build a rail network that powers our economy. nobody moves more dirt than caterpillllar. and we rely on freight rail to move us. >> this week after lots of campaigning for his jobs bill, the president came up short in the senate in the meantime, herman cain has shot to the top of theolls with his controversial 9-9-9 plan. joining us peter morici professor at the university of maryland school of business, and josh boak from "politico." gentlemen, welcome to you both. josh i will start with you. you wrote an article this week warning that the housing crisis raises the stakes for the bill. >> very much so. most local governments depend on property taxes to get their revenues, and property tax collection is goining to b

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the size of peoria. little banks and turned them into three global banks that had all together $140 billion worth of assets. iceland... the way it made its y up until seven years ago was fishing. that's what you could do in iceland to make money. people were literally washing off of fishing boats and becoming currency traders in days. a matter of days. and they told themselves that they were good at this. their president was wandering the world saying icelanders were naturally suited to become hedge fund people and they had this natural gift that somehow hadn't expressed itself for a thousand years but all of a sudden... >> jon: and they were killing it for those first couple years. >> for five years they were great. then they lost $100 billion. (audience reacts). >> jon: it happens! >> it happens, yes. >> jon: . >> and it was the men. it was just the men. the men fished and the men moved off the fishing boats into the banks. and the women... you could see what happened. the men said to their wives "i mo

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congressman aaron shock, a representative from illinois, he reports peoria.party's position on the president's jobs bill? it's the only jobs bill in town right now. are you against it or what? >> i would challenge that it's the only jobs bill. we've been pushing a lot of bills that are pro-jobs, that are pro-growth. it's the private sector, chris, as you know, that ultimately will create jobs that are sustainable. >> you control the congress, did you pass them? >> we've passed over 100 pieces of legislation, chris, since republicans took control of the house that are parked over at the senate that harry reid will not allow for straight up or down vote on it. and whether it be regulatory reform, you name it, we have passed -- >> no, we're talking jobs bills. >> yeah, what's the jobs bill? what's the jobs bill, create. >> a bill that creates a job. >> a bill that creates a job. and what we're focused on is creating an environment, chris, that allows the private sector to create jobs. we have tried the last two years to create jobs by the federal government spen

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. >> it's not okay to say that people like us if we lived in a part of southern illinois or peoria that you can go to another agencies. catholic charities is the only one out there. >> despite the beliefs on each side, the legal situation is anything but clear cut. catholic charities argue that is the illinois law on religious freedom permits the agency to discriminate. >> the title of the bill is the illinois r freedom protection and civil unions act? where is the freedom and the protection of religious entities? it's in the bill itself. there is a section in there that says that the bill should not infringe on religious practice and ministry. >> every faith-based organization in the state of illinois has the full capacity and the full right to pursue their religious freedom. the question is what happens when you are paid with taxpayer's money, state money to provide state services. in those cases, we have to insist that those agencies comply with illinois law. >> catholic charities have placed thousands of children in homes over 50 years and 80% of the foster care budget comes from th

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part in the 33rd annual ron santo walk to cure diabetes, walking to 014 suburbs and in downstate peoriae this year they walked in memory of the man who worked tirelessly to raise money for appear. with nothing the ron santo walk to cure diabetes went down chicago's lakefront for the 33rd year. >> back here to prove their ronde legacy lives on and will continue to live on for a long long time. it's different this year because it is the first year that ron is not a part of it. >> he joined his siblings around chicago area, my dad was one of those guys that anyone would come up to and say i have diabetes i got a year ago or my brother has it, he took time to just sit with them and talk to and that's the kind of person he was so we're going to continue to be out here and support him and continue. >> each step not only in the name of ron but others like 9 year-old cooper who was diagnosed six years ago with juvenile diabetes. >> we come here to raise awareness, to bring all of our friends and family together to honor what cooper goes through every day and to raise some funds. >> it is one of

guard got suspicious when he noticed a truck other than the freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoriayears ago. and they're still delivering cat machines today. you can find us on every continent. and the journey starts here on freight rail america's freight rail companies. helping deliver jobs across this country and goods around the world. reinvesting billions of their own money every year to build a rail network that powers our economy. nobody moves more dirt than caterpillar. and we rely on freight rail to move us. >>> two men are charged with an elaborate theft. >> the object of their theft it is something that few people would think of is a hot property. >> used cooking oil. it usually ends up in a fat like this. yuck right? not to those in the biofuels business or these two men. they are charged with grand larceny. they allegedly stole used cooking oil from a series of restaurants. >> for the better part of the last year we have been experiencing a lot of deaths of our accounts and is a significant problem. -- a lot of thefts at our accounts. >> a security guard got suspicious.

indicator, john deere in moline and as i mentioned caterpillar in peoria to reinvest in their companies and to hire more citizens of our state. illinois farmers and ranchers are expected to see about $90 million in increased direct exports. as a result of the senate's approval of these trade deals. mr. president, these deals represent the direction that the senate should take overall on job creation. no tax increase, no borrowing, but opening up new markets for american-made products. i think next the congress should build on this bipartisan job-creating vote and move to reduce regulatory burdens on small businesses, reform the tax code so that u.s. businesses can better compete globally. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. i would suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. hatch: i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. hatch: over the past several weeks the senate has focused closely on internati

. >> i would say that if you line ten people up the street in peoria, i don't think you're going to getst and furious. when it gets to seven, eight or nine out of ten, its major distraction for obama and whether or not holder will be left over. >> the mainstream media won't cover these stories. >> bigger political question, why is it politicians never learn. never the actual crime or situation that gets you in trouble. it's always the cover-up. we don't know if there is a cover-up here but, what have we learned? >> one word, ego. two words, they believe their own press corps. >> i don't think it's an example of that. >> we can move on to some extent. there still needs to be justice for the people that have fallen

freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoria more than 100 years ago. still delivering cat machines today. you can find us on every continent. and the journey starts here on freight rail america's freight rail companies. helping deliver jobs across this country and goods around the world. reinvesting billions of their own money every year to build a rail network that powers our economy. nobody moves more dirt than caterpillar. and we rely on freight rail to move us. ♪ >> i am urging memberings of congress to vote to put happens of thens of teacher in back in the classroom and cops on the treats and firefighters back on the job. if they vote no on that they will have to tell you why. >> the president needs to come off of the campaign trail and get to work. >> chris: president obama and kevin mccarthy on the politics of jump starting the policy. the obama plan was blocked in the senate and the idea of democrats to brake it up in smaller pieces and introduce them. you heard about aid to the state to keep first responders and teachers on the pay roll and ma

freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoria more than 100 years ago. and they're still delivering cat machines today. you can find us on every continent. and the journey starts here on freight rail america's freight rail companies. helping deliver jobs across this country and goods around the world. reinvesting billions of their own money every year to build a rail network that powers our economy. nobody moves more dirt than caterpillar. and we rely on freight rail to move us. >>> 9:12 a.m. father following a health alert, chest x rays don't seem to prevent deaths due to lung cancer, researchers analyzed data on 150,000 smokers, half under went annual chest x rays, for four years half did not during 13 years follow up, both groups had similar numbers of people diagnosed with lung cancer findings appear online in advance of publication in journal of american medical association. >>> packing on a few extra pounds may not only make your annual flu shot less effective it may mean you could get a more serious case of the flu in you do get it. researchers fo

jordan bastean from pekin, illinois near peoria assigned to the marine corps based out of twentynineistan supporting operation enduring freedom >> a trial of michael jackson's doctor and nurse gives emotional testimony cherilyn lee propofol says singer begged for propofol to help sleep cherilyn lee stopped working poor michael jackson two weeks before the performer died refused to give him propofol prosecution claims michael jackson's doctor conrad murray cannot properly monitor the singer after administering administering the propofol if convicted the conrad murray spent four years in jail jurors who found casey anthony not guilty of murdering her daughter released to the public today identities made public three months after conference the decision the judge in the trial ordered them secret until now way to protect their pom a backlash from the public jurors acquitted at the on charges of murdering two year-old daughter in 2008 jury so far has not spoken to the media. coming up lessons in living cancer patient shares experience with incurable cancer and a fax on her family and lots

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louis and peoria. light rain in the mountains around rapids city, cheyenne, northern colorado.hs across the south. >> that's right, 80s, dallas to atlanta. upper 60s in new york, boston. 50s, detroit to fargo. phoenix hits 96. sacramento, 83. >> 83. doesn't that sound nice right now? >> lovely. >> perfect. >>> the world series is about to get underway. we wanted to let you know pan am games, they're happening. they're happening. they might not be getting as much attention. u.s. making a pretty good showing. snagging 15 medals opening day alone. >> unfortunately we can't say the same for one cheerleader. performing a dance routine. she misjudged her location and oops, right there, you see it, fell into the pool. but she did go on to finish the routine. dripping wet. with a smile on her face. good for her. >> i'm laughing with her. not laughing at her. but honestly. you are going to set up a cheerleading competition on the edge of the pool? really? all right. >> poor thing. inevitable. you put her right there. going to happen. >> exactly. get on the video there. we'll be right ba

freight rail delivered caterpillar to peoria more than 100 years ago.y're still delivering cat machines today. you can find us on every continent. and the journey starts here on freight rail america's freight rail companies. helping deliver jobs across this country and goods around the world. reinvesting billions of their own money every year to build a rail network that powers our economy. nobody moves more dirt than caterpillar. and we rely on freight rail to move us. tututututututure, you're always looking ahead... to what's next... to what's possible confident... that taking action now, is the way to create... a better tomorrow. that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. here at at&t, we believe in the future. we're not hesitating. we're investing in a

we got this video on cnn and fox news and nbc station in chicago and peoria where he is from and the bottom line to this is we did a series of stories about him that more personality-driven. i went to dinner with him not too long ago and he said before we go, come to my office. we will do a telephone town hall. the easily get 50-100 people prayed he had like 12,000 people on the phone. he will be very open about this. he talks about this and says that tmz did more for me to get people interested in who i am and now i can talk about what i am interested in and it will actually listen. i think there is a way of getting a lot of people involved in politics on that personality level and then we will do other things. that is what i want to do and we will eventually do a >> it. can you give us a timeline [laughter] ? >> i could die first. i don't know. there is a lot of pressure right now with all the things going on in la. if you try to do too much, things can fall apart. >> what about next year? [laughter] >> we will do politics next year, just don't know we will be able to do tmzdc as a

. >> -- that he promoted in peoria, illinois, my hometown, that was going to put americans back to workthat would invest in america's infrastructure, was a sham. less than 8% of that stimulus bill went to infrastructure. >> well, we're talking about infrastructure right now, sir. >> but i want to talk about the president's jobs -- >> all politics is local. okay, let's talk about your district. >> i want to talk about the >> president's jobs bill which was a $1 trillion stimulus bill. >> you don't know how many bridges in your district are dilapidated? >> -- was supposed to fix those bridges and it didn't. >> if you did what we did today and called the department of illinois, and your own district and checked it out, you'd discover that you have a total of over 277 structurally deficient bridges in your district. we just post it had right now. we spoke with someone from the illinois department of transportation right now, just a few minutes ago, and they told us the number's actually up to 319 now structurally deficient bridges in our district. >> i agree, it's outrageous. >> you agree.

the radar rotating around that low we've got 29, 30-mile-per-hour winds in milwaukee. 20 miles in peoria. 11 in cleveland. it is a windy day but the good news is it is going to die down. we are looking though for about another inch or so up to the north through alpena on into canada. otherwise, the rain will be coming to an end. got a beautiful day here in the >> good morning. we are going to it is going to be a windy day. there is a 20% chance for rain shower this morning. a mixture of sun and clouds. >>> that's your latest weather. savannah? ♪ i'll be taking care of business every day ♪ >> thank you, al. now to today's professionals. our panel of power players giving us their take on the hottest stories making news. i'm sorry but donny deutsch is going to sleep through this segment apparently. here they are the professionals. star jones is an attorney and author. donny deutsch is tired. dr. nancy snyderman is nbc's chief medical editor. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> you all right, donny? going to make it through? >> just got a little -- she -- i'm all right. >> just w

you're dealing with peoria, illinois. and they had three banks that had assets of a few billion dollars that in a period of four or five years accumulated $140 billion in assets. and became global bank. >> rose: and those assets sfwhr >> everythin from indian power plants to danish newspapers to british soccer tea. they went and conquered the world. they borrowed money from outside and went outside. there were bubbles inside iceland but there wasn't enough to do inn iceland this was a country that had gotten rich by fishing-- intelligently. it was afishing-based economy. they have very rich fishing grounds and they have big fishing grounds and literally professional fishermen were walking off of boats to become currency traders. and i spent time with one who was... a guy who's regarded as sort of a gifted codfisherman. and you could tell when he talked about it he was good at it and he was 30 years old, hd en training since he was 16, that's all he ever wanted to do. then suddenly someone says "you can make money in tradi

you -- if you go around the neighborhoods of chicago, you go around anywhere in the country, goo peoria, there is stress on people's lives. they, too, need help. not a bailout. but a chance to get the economy moving for them. and that's an understandable sense of frustration on their part. and it's not just limited to the wall street. go in europe. go in asia. go other places. there is a major restructuring going on in the world's economy, major here in the united states. one of the decisions we're making today, as i say it as mayor of chicago, decisions we make over the next two to three years will have an impact on what it will be like in the next 20 to 30 years. that's the same decisions facing there. and if you can't hear the public's frustration, not just what's happening on wall street, but happening in the neighborhoods of chicago, if you can't hear it, that means you don't understand your role in public service. there is a normal given frustration because the economy is not working for folks and we have a high unemployment. we have a high economic stress. and we have to make sur

well, it isn't a punch line in peoria. it's dead serious because people are working, making a good wage, because of the investment in small business through government help. now, i believe and most americans believe real job creation is going to be in the private sector. well, look what happened here. because of the investment of government helping her to buy this machinery and be competitive, production manufacturing jobs stayed right here in the united states, and that's what they want. 14 million people out of work. as i travel up and down my state of illinois, i visited some days with those who are unemployed desperately trying to find jobs and other days with businesses like lucas and sons steel in peoria that are doing well, and i asked them the key to their success, and they basically say that they have been lucky to have good products and great workers and great infrastructure. get government out of the way, senator hatch says, but government has to be in the way for infrastructure. it's government that builds the