pat quinn is going to propose a tax cut when he delivers the state of the state address on wednesday, he is not releasing any details yet but the governor did say the proposal will target more than 1 million families in the states. we're talking about two and half million kids in illinois and about a million and have families so we have to make sure we help the people who were living paycheck to paycheck. quinn also said he wants to raise the age where students can drop out of school from 17 to 18 he says will have more information on that plan as well in his address next week and his proposal comes after president barack obama urged states to make students complete their high school education >> the number of charter schools in chicago have increased sharply in recent years and the teachers' union has advised the school board for pumping millions of dollars into some independently operated charters with unproven results at the expense of traditional schools. parents need to know all of their options and he gives charter schools high marks for improving student achievement. charter sc

quinn already working on pension reform in place by the end of legislative session in may and it knows deep cuts are necessary but cannot be to core programs and a white resident count on. >> protected the neediest resident said in a priority for funding with education social services provided a safety net in these tough economic times. >> says there must be radical change in how the state does business. >> no longer a funding of priorities how to cut priorities and eliminate all over programs state government. >> definitely a bad situation problem did not happen overnight legislators have waited too long to fix this gov. quinn likely address and the topic state of the state address on wednesday >> civic federation also putting pressure on chicago alderman currently given themselves pay raises. report found 19 of 50 aldermen cost of living increases past four years of thousands of city workers forced to take unpaid furlough days. 19 alderman celeries topic out $115,000 a year. three aldermen declared race. still ahead occupy g8 and nato summit protesters calling for chaos not seen sinc

governor quinn has 81 week to decide if cameras that bust speeders will be put up in chicago ...ameras would be set up within one block of parks and schools motorists would be fined between $5,100 mayor rahm emanuel is strongly in favor of those cameras but the city residents are over numbingly against some the governor has until next monday to decide what to do about the legislation if it doesn't take any action the bill will become law later this year >>the chicago police department is cracking down on motorists with fraudulent disability parking placards. a team of 21 officers checked 54 vehicles parked in disabled spaces in the loop this morning police officials said that people unjustly used disability placards prevent those who actually need them to park offenders face a $200 fine and possible car impoundment secretary of state jesse white is also supporting the effort to punish those motorists that are breaking the law >>a new postal stamp is being unveiled to honor a chicagoan and legend in the publishing industry that story's coming up next and later mcdonald's says it w

quinn spoke about the tax credits for the congregation at the church on the south side. cubs are taking a cue from their neighbors and announcing a new addition of a rooftop like patio that will be built right into the right-field bleachers the new space is designed to accommodate larger groups from 50-150 and allow them to enjoy the game well they move around without being tied down to a specific seat. tickets will include an all inclusive food and beverage package, also part of the patio-will be a 75 ft. l e d screen displaying game information. the field museum is digging deep into its basement they are bringing up a rare display of mummies which haven't been seen by the public since 1893 world columbian exposition the mummies' haven't been this play or studied properly for years because scientists were freed of damaging them, thanks to ct scanning capabilities they were able to virtually on wrap them the exhibit will have a short run february 17th-april 22nd. the live illinois lottery drawing is next. and rain that is expected tomorrow. tonight on instant replay sund

quinn hundreds of officers faced with danger of the street every day. those who do officer clifton lewis while the 6 ft. 5 in. tactical officer as a beacon and not because of his stature but his heart >> a great guy they call 10 be gentle giant. >> he would always give helped he loved helping in the community >> december 29th off-duty working security west side could be get store officer clifton lewis had been dropped three weeks earlier he wanted to help masked gunmen storm to restore about night but was never had a chance. weber took down officer clifton lewis will be found. >> make no mistake we are going to get them 13,000 chicago police officers >> important to note nobody has been charged police superintendent spoke a short time ago he said detectives in the area continue to bring people and questioning led them go as need be. no charges tonight. he was badly injured high school football injury left quadriplegic paralyzed from the neck down today 12 years later rasul "rocky" clark passed away 12 years later. live in robins where he lived at home w

pat quinn has signed into law a major crackdown on public pension abuses ... the reforms will stop union bosses from increasing their city pensions by basing benefits on a much higher yen in income it will also stop them from collecting to separate pensions for one job and lobbyists who worked briefly as substitute teachers will be denied lifetime teacher pensions the pension system abuses were uncovered by a wgn chicago tribune investigation >>the battle over a shooting range for chicago's southeast side may be settled today the fight is between the chicago police department and conservationists and they're arguing over land across from the marshlands on the southwest side the police department says it's the perfect spot for a shooting range because landfills nearly surround the area and it's about a mile from the nearest neighbor hood but environmentalists want the marsh turned into a habitat for wildlife in a place for recreation their concern that gunshots will scare away animals and people the metropolitan water reclamation district which owns the land wi

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good morning, chef. >> good morning. >> thanks for the drinks too, by the way. >>> first, lonnie quinn let's start off by showing you the satellite and radar picture. we are having an invasion of cold air. for some of you, first time this winter. here we are well into january. biggest storm will be this system right there, which will get its act together. cold air rushes on shore with a lot of moisture. the highest elevations pick up about a foot of snow. let's go to weather headlines, bundle up in the northeast. it will be cold. speaking of cold, the opposite of that is warm. it won't be warm anywhere. in fact, it will be barely be 70 degrees anywhere in the country. miami, florida, barely hitting 70. dress the dog appropriately. anywhere in the country. what am i talking about? national dress your pet day. dog bluff, south carolina, 51 degrees, sunshine. rapid town, 33 degrees with a snow shower. partly sunny skies. bird island, minnesota, snow showers out there. and for all of the antelope owners, antelope, oregon, 44 degrees with rain in your forecast. here is a close look at the w

an quinn bold infor the touchdown -- anquan boldin for the touchdown. arian foster, 132 yards on the day and the touchdown. the deficit is just 4 at halftime. the ravens looking to add to it. fourth and goal, ray rice straight ahead, turned away by tim dobbins. two minutes to play now. houston driving down by 7. needing a play from the rookie quarterback, t.j. yates. instead it's the veteran, ed reed making the interception near the goal line. the texans turned it over four times and baltimore wins it 20- 13. next sunday it's the ravens against the patriots in new england for the afc championship. you can see it right here on cbs5. but tonight it will be john harbaugh doing the celebration whens he talks to -- when he talks to jim. >> we talked last night after the game. he was happy. i was not happen -- i was happy. i was not as happy as him. i could not get. i'm proud of jim and the staff there. >> and golden state, another angle for tweaking his knee coming around the screen in the second corner. third quarter, nails it and he forces the steal and he

washington insider, sally quinn. >> first ladies always protect their husbands. that's their job. >> in a new book, "new york times" reporter says the first lady clashed with top aides, like rahm emanuel. the president told the former chief of staff his wife was displeased with the handling of the healthcare battle. emanuel was indignant. >> i'm sure president obama was deeply offended. >> cantor writes her reported comments that living in the white house was hell created problems for former press secretary, robert gibbs. when she her honored he was upset at his efforts at damage control, he cursed the first lady to staffers. >> that's shocking. first of all, it's really stupid. they don't understand that she's the wife. and that she has the power. >> the book revealed the evolution of michelle obama from the harvard educated mom who felled felt everyone was waiting for a black woman to make a mistake. >> i think she is now getting her sea legs. >> it's about giving you a voice with decision makers. >> the book says mrs. obama has found her voice. >> it's about g

million from campaign donors to hide his affair with rielle hunter, the mother of his daughter frances quinn. he has denied all charges, saying the money was a gift, not campaign contributions. now i've been told this heart procedure is not a bypass, not a valve, not open heart surgery for a critical bypass, the kind of thing we saw with bill clinton. instead, it is an arrythmia. there are reports he collapsed while jogging in december. this is still being evaluated. it may require a pacemaker. these procedures will be done and the trial is postponed until march 26th at the earliest. >> andrea mitchell, thanks for that update tonight. >>> on the campaign trail, mitt romney pushed back against attacks on his time running a private equity firm bain capital, while newt gingrich struggled with accusations that his supporters have been less than truthful in their advertising. nbc's peter alexander in hilton head, south carolina, tonight. good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. these candidates try to dash around the state, mitt romney nearly missed his event here in hilton head ton

. >> michelle obama is exercising her power, washington insider sally quinn. >> first ladies always protect their husbands. that is their jobs. >> in a new book, new york times reporter jodi kantor says, the first lady clashed with top aides like rahm emanuel. >> the president told the former chief of staff his wife was displeased with the handling of the healthcare battle, emmanuel was indignant. >> rahm emanuel is a very difficult person and i am sure that michelle obama was probably deeply offended by rahm emanuel's style. >> cantor also writes, mrs. obama's reported comments to carla bruni that living in the white house was hell created problems for former press secretary robert gibbs, when he learned she was upset with his efforts at damage control, he cursed the first lady to staffers. >> well, i mean, that is shocking. first of all, it is really stupid. they don't understand that she is the wife. and that she has got the power. >> the book reveals the evolution of michelle obama from the harvard educated mom who felt that everyone is waiting for a black woman to make a mistake to a f

in a powell from quinn ni qunnipiac university he lead. they took poles and found romney has an average lead of 7.2 percentage points. >>> two hours ago the california supreme court dealt a plow to republican efforts to redraw districts in the state before the upcoming elections. the court ruled state senate maps drawn up last year by a citizen commission can be used in the elections in june and november. republicans stand to lose seats to democrats under the newly drawn senate maps which would give democrats the 2/3s vote they need to approve tax increases. >>> they have new rules that require 1-7 new cars sold in california must be electric or zero emission by 2025 and mandates a reduction in pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions by 2025, automakers all support the new standards but the california new car dealers association said the board is overestimating consumer demand for electric vehicles. >>> ahead new hopes for more green jobs here in the bay area. we will tell you how this scene a couple of hours ago is part of that effort. >>

thomas quinn says he knew the man who died. >> even if i didn't know the person, you know, it's just -- i've been through this situation so many times and i don't wish this upon anybody. >> reporter: the 22-year-old driver was taken to shock trauma in baltimore with serious injuries. the other two passengers, 18 and 19-year-old men, were taken to a hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. montgomery county police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. residents say this is a dangerous stretch of road. >> this road can be a dangerous road. the curves do not look treacherous, and so they're deceiving. and the drivers sometimes are caught unaware. >> reporter: residents tell us that there have been a number of fatal crashes here along jones bridge road over the last several years. at least one resident now saying the county needs to take a look at this road to see what safety improvements can be made. reporting live in bethesda, darcy spencer, news 4. aaron, back to you. >> darcy, thank you. >>> a married couple in their 70s in the hospital tonight after a car ran into

washington insider, sally quinn. >> first ladies always protect their husbands. >> in a new book, "new york times" reporter jody cantor says the first lady clashed with top aides. the president told the former chief of staff his wife was displeased with the handling. emanuel was indignant. >> i'm sure that michelle obama was probably deeply offended by rahm emanuel's style. >> cantor writes, mrs. obama's reported comments to carla that living in the white house was hell created problems for former press secretary, robert gibbs. when he learned she was upset with his efforts at damage control, he cursed the first lady to staffers. >> well, i mean, that's shocking. first of all, it's really stupid. they don't understand that she's the wife. and that she has the power. >> the book revealed the evolution of michelle obama from the harvard educated mom that felt everyone is waiting for a black woman to make a mistake to a formable first lady. >> i think she is now getting her sea legs. >> it's about giving you a voice with decision makers. >> the book says mrs. obama has found her voice. >>

first half, how about we give you a local kid, quinn cook. nice little move in the lane here.bucket of the game was a sweet one. later in the first half, virginia on the break. joe harris misses. mike scott does not. he had 16 points in the first half for virginia. duke up 61-56. virginia clawed back. how about that by mitchell. a great putback to make it a 3-point game. last chance for virginia. mike scott misses. jontal evans gets it and, oh, man, just off the mark. virginia lose as tough one 61-58 is the final. how about mason taking on drexel tonight, trying to extend their 18-game home winning streak. first half, mason up by 1, getting it done with defense. eric copes with the block. andre cornelius going the other way. he gets it to go. coats had seven blocks in the game. mason forcing another turnover, running the fastbreak. cornelius taking the three, he misses. jonathan is there. chucks it up to beat the buzzer. mason takes a 5-point lead into the break. head coach paul hewitt not a happy camper. he said play some defense. they didn't do it. damien lee sinks the three

. >> reporter: thomas quinn says he came to the scene to pay his respects. he says he was friends with the male passenger who died. >> i just knew him from the skate park and around. we had a bunch of mutual friends. >> reporter: montgomery county police are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. residents say there have been other fatal crashes here along this road. >> the curves do not look treacherous, and so they're deceiving. >> reporter: friends say the group had been at a new year's eve party earlier in the evening, but it's unclear where they were going when they wrecked. >> it's tragic. it's been just as hard for me as many others. i can't even -- you know, it's hard. it's still hard to believe it for real, seriously. >> reporter: the driver was taken to a baltimore hospital with serious injuries. the two other passengers who survived are 18 and 19 years old. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. police are expected to release the identity of the victims sometime today. in bethesda, darcy spencer, "news 4 toda

after he missed again, in that first extra session, this is quinn sharp. 23 yards to put himself intotate got it. they win the tostitos fiesta bowl. >>> at the rose bowl in pasadena, oregon and wisconsin, oregon down seven. not anymore. de'anthony thomas takes it up the middle. he's gone for the touchdown. 155 yards on the day. longest touchdown run in rose bowl history. we're tied at 14-14. fourth quarter, oregon down three. darron thomas rolls right. finds the back of the end zone. oregon back on top. nine seconds to go. wisconsin down seven. no time-outs. russell millson, 34 yards before he's upended at the 25. the clock stops with two seconds to go. wisconsin looking to spike the ball. but the umpire starts the clock before russell wilson can get off the snap. just like that, oregon wins its first bowl game for chip kelly. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great day. >> bowl season, in full effect. love it. >> that's right. big ten. >>> coming up next, "the pulse" this morning. which pro athlete admits she doesn't like sports? >>> and divorce drama for d

nothing but the best there was seriously any such we could go on the same same leave on all counts chris quinn joined him he just before the account started the point guard signed a one year contracts so he wouldn't have been able to return stateside even if he'd wanted to know whether the new orleans native says the suspension of the n.b.a. has given him a wonderful opportunity he would otherwise never really experienced i've learned a lot you know on the court and off the court was a lot different here than in the n.b.a. the style of play is different. and also you know just into a new culture you know while it's been a little bit of a challenge for myself and my family it's been fun as well you know living in the united states all my life you know it's it's great to get out and you know see the new culture and see different things and you know it can only make your life experience that much better russian clubs were hardly affected by the resumption of the n.b.a. mainly because so. few players left america to find work in europe this was partly due to the high wage demands of the players bu

ago, a growing number of people have been stopping by to donate, including illinois governor, pat quinnooks has more than half the $450,000 he needs to demolish the motel. one day he hopes to build a community center in its place. despite the bone-chilling cold, brooks will not come down until he's reached his goal. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up after your local news, on "cbs this morning," the latest from washington on gabrielle giffords' decision to resign from congress. >>> plus the rise of newt gingrich. what's next after his landslide win in south carolina? super bowl here we come. a wrap-up of all your football action with nfl sports host, james brown. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm terrell brown. have a great day everybody. i'm terrell brown. have a great day everybody. take care. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ozzy... yeah? do you have a secret fantasy? yes. i'd like to fly to new york for a colonoscopy. enter the cbs cares colonoscopy sweepstakes. if you win our grand prize, we'll fly you to new york for three

. >> thomas quinn says he came to the scene to pay his respects, he says he was friend with the maleo died. >> just knew him from the skate park and around. a bunch of friends. >> montgomery county police are trying to figure out what caused the crash. residents say there have been other fatal crashes here along the road. >> the curves do not look treachero treacherous. >> friend say the group had been at a new year's eve party earlier in the evening. it's unclear where they were going when they wrecked. >> tragic. just as the hard for me as many others. i can't even, you know? it's hard. still hard to believe it for real. seriously. >> reporter: police are saying that the driver was taken to a baltimore hospital with serious injuries. those two passenger whose survived are 18 and 19 years old. they were talk tine local hospitals with nonlife threatening injuries. police say they do expect to release identities tomorrow. reporting live from bethesda, darcy spencer, news 4. aaron, back to you. >> thank you. a married couple in their 70s remains in the hospital tonight after being hit

quinn sharp had a 22-yard kick in overtime.homa state gets the win. >>> in pasadena the highest scoring rose bowl in history. oregon's deanthony thomas tied the game on this first quarter, 91-yard run. darren thomas touchdown pass put the ducks on top for good in the fourth quarter. oregon beat wisconsin, 45-38, for its first rose bowl victory since 1917. and abysmal in the penn state season. the nittany lions lost to houston. final score houston 30, penn state 14. >>> in the nba miami is perfect no more. lebron james and the heat won five straight. joe johnson scored 21 points for the atlanta hawks. tracy mcgrady has a pair of big fourth quarter three-pointers. the hawks win it, 100-92. >>> in philadelphia, nearly 50,000 hockey fans bundled up for the fifth annual winter classic. it is hockey outdoors. the rangers rally from a two goal deficit. brad richards scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period for new york. henrik lundquist stopped danny briere's penalty shot. the rangers win it 3-2 over the flyers. when we come

mark quinn is the san francisco district director of the u.s. small business administration. the small business administration covers not only san francisco proper but the bay area. the severed his third district is responsible for a business loan portfolio of 12,000 loans worth $4.2 billion. in 2009, the sba approved $500 million in lending. next, we have the executive director of the san francisco small business office. she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her open the company from four to 11 stores. in 2009, the mayor appointed her as executive director to the office of small businesses. next, we have the ceo of opportunity funds. he has combined his background as a community organizer with an education from stanford to develop an innovative, not-for- profit financial incision that uses market principles to affect systemic change. it operates one of the nation's largest individual development, programs, a leading provider of micro loans in californ

days ago, a growing number of people have been stopping by to donate including illinois governor pat quinn brooks says he has more than half of the 450,000 he needs to demolish the motel. one day he hopes to build a community centre in its place. despite the bone chilling cold, brooks says will not come down until he's reached his goal. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org game day is here. fans from both sides of the country converge on candlestick. we'll take you to the party. shots fired at a sweet 16 celebration. what neighbors heard before the shooting-- that could have been advance warning. and we've all witnessed her amazing recovery. now she's for congresswo . >>> we've all witnessed her amazing recovery. now she's moving on. the next step for congresswoman gabrielle giffords. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next.

first half quinn cook only had two for the blue devils. still in the first. mike scott, top five in the acc in points and rebounds showing you why. putting u.v. up three. hanging in in durham. tied at 38-38. steph curry. his dad and brother can shoot. they're both in the nba. he might be on his way, too. the triplets. that's miles. putting duke up by seven. virginia down by five. lewis misses. mitchell will not. the three-point game. ensuing duke possession. curry's got it. he's blocked by scott. loose ball. melee. virginia has a chance to tie. evans will spot up in the corner. virginia was 0 for 11 from downtown. any triple would have tied it. how about that? wide open. off the mark. duke survives. 61-58. they've won 44 straight games at cameron indoor stadium. that's second in the country. kentucky's won 45 straight for coach cal at rupp arena. that is your espn news update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a great weekend. >>> hollywood's second biggest night of the year coming up on sunday night. the golden globes. the town is in awards mode. >> clearly they are.

the road was passed twice by the state general assembly they had to override a veto by governor pat quinn the second time because the governor feared that if you had a bunch of motorists stopping on the side of the road to scoop up road kill they might become road kill themselves. eleanor now joins thirteen other states of the nation who've legalized scooping up roadkill and making coats or food out of it and i go is expect to be the next state to take up the issue as one idaho state rep who's pushing for road kill retention right said quote to be able not to grab road kill was kind of stupid why you let it go to waste yeah that's so stupid to let road kill go to waste rumor has it that that sort of thinking you know why let it go to waste is exactly what's behind the tea party congress as it pushes for a federal law to decriminalize collecting road kill all around the nation they're calling it an alternative to food stamps. up next the supreme court denied foreign nationals the right to give money to our political candidates or did that and answer coming up. let's not forget that we had

movement in general i'm joined from new york by sarah jeffrey the associate editor at alternate christine quinn editorial assistant also alternate sarah kristen welcome. her dissonance thanks for coming on personal with you you were the park last night and when the barricades came down is that right. not when the barricades came down i was there later and later in the evening what was it was the mood like what was going on what was the general assembly you know what was being discussed. when i got there it was after the general assembly and they were still having meetings to discuss what to do that night and over the next couple of days because a lot of people were really just taken by surprise that they were all exist dreamily excited and felt that they had achieved a huge victory for the movement and the people and public space and general also right now what they're trying to do is figure out a way to build up the park during the day at least so that they can have the same kind of infrastructure there but also something that's sustainable during the winter because realistically they know tha

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thomas quinn says he became friends with the young man who was killed at a local skate park. he passed by the scene of the crash as police were responding. he stopped by today to pay his respects. >> i was driving down connecticut and saw the cops and thought it was a dui checkpoint. i didn't think much about it. woke up to find out someone didn't make it home. so it's hard. i feel bad for all the families involved and i can't imagine how the kin of the survivors are feeling. >> reporter: friends and family members also gathered for a memorial service at the round house theater in bethesda. >> it's rough, but i haven't even fully processed it yet, because i'm still in disbelief. >> reporter: they say they are relying on each other and their face. >> no word if everyone were wearing their seat belt. police are working to confirm identities and next of kin before releasing names. >> thank you, lauren, for that. >>> intense fire threatened to spread beyond a row house in the 600 block of m street northeast this morning. when firefighters arrived they found fire and smoke coming

martin luther king day event others attending a senator dick durbin and governor pat quinn. mayor rahm emmanuel pointed to the lack of hope for many chicago disadvantaged young people promising examples of hope in city magnet schools like north lawndale community where dr. martin luther king based his movement. >> magnets schools in north lawndale with a 90 percent of students school based lunch program and a 90 percent are minorities more than 90 percent students meet or exceed the state standards. >> mayor rahm emmanuel also pointed cultural diversity and the city today as something dr. martin luther king dreamed up diversity he said is the best chicago has to offer. still ahead potentially life- threatening illness could delay the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards and man suspected in disappearance of natalie holloway learns his fate after pleading guilty of murdering a woman. i fall in demand leads to a riot outside an apple store in china. iphone demand. living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint dam

new law designed to fight state pension abuse on the books wgn tribune investigation governor pat quinnned ball the bill into law yesterday cracking down on state pension abuse by union bosses labor unions the bulls insist on basic city pension on higher union salary new law also will prove that people from collecting lifetime pensions or can a single day as a substitute teacher. another scare another scar i should say on the state reputation no need to worry about a drop in the bond rating investors service downgraded and know it from 1-2 mikan get the company's lowest rated united states state judy baar topinka says disappointed but no fear of the state missing a bond payment matter of fact says the first payment state makes every month is to bond holders. stabs at defense attorney at the william cellini case has tried to make her look like a liar and to try to get client off the hook 50 year old candy chiles also shouted at attorney dan webb leave her alone during a post trial hearing william cellini guilty november of attempted extortion part of the broadway the scandal candy chiles

president some credit here, he doesn't -- he shouldn't have to run his appointment list past sally quinnr george matron. it really doesn't matter what they think. he's from chicago, he's going to put people around him that are his people that he trusts. so all that is nonsense, that part of the criticism. the myth of barack obama was -- and you know the difference between the man and the myth. the myth was sold by david axelrod who is rich daily's mouthpiece. he told it to the national media, that barack obama was transcending politics as if he was floating in some plastic bubble, across the united states with a wand like glenda the good witch. you know, i'll transcend here, i'll transcend there. but reality, okay, but reality is that he's from chicago and they have bosses and they take control and they do what nthey want. that's the reality. that's not transcending politics, that's playing politics. >> the guys in chicago, of course they're going to be in love -- you're very critical of mayor daily and you said you're very critical of the president and you call it as you see it. >> i li