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it's done in the highest level of taste. >> jon: you know, he told rahm, "i could have put a girl on n a vehicle helmet on the signs, but i didn't, cause it's classy." the font, the whole thing, classy. [laughter] you know what, donald, it's a sign. it doesn't have to be the best sign ever. it just has to identify you as the owner of the building, so i guess your roommate doesn't eat it, but look, i'm not an architecture critic. >> blair kamin, the "chicago tribune's" pulitzer prize winning critic is leading the charge against the sign. you've called this sign a wart. >> yes, a wart is putting it politely i think. >> jon: well, i'm glad you're putting it politely because now chicago architecture critic just doing your job, you have entered the trump-a-gong. >> this was started bay third-rate architectural critic for "the chicago tribune" who i thought got fired. he was gone for a long period of time. >> jon: what the [bleeped] is wrong with you? do you have to answer everybody? how much time is there for you in day? i thought you were a successful businessman? is there no slight smal

mike tobin tells us why even good news comes with an asterisk. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emanuel gift. cook county board president who pummeled the mayor by 24 points in a recent chicago sun-times poll about a hypothetical charge for the mayor's office announced she will not run. >> there will be a time for polling and a time for politics. the time now is to stay true to our priorities for every child and every family in the city of chicago. >> reporter: that does not mean emanuel is in the clear. a likely challenger is the president of the teacher's union who successfully led a teacher strike that handed emanuel and the school board a major defeat in contract negotiation. >> mayor rahm emanuel should be ashamed of himself. >> they call her abrasive and rude. she calls emanuel mayor 1% saying he answers to rich, white people or murder mayor highlighting the city's chronic high murder rate and the poll puts lewis nine points ahead of emanuel. >> chicagoans have measured his performance and found it wanting and right now they are saying anybody but rahm. they would vote for a potte

mayor rahm emanuel. there i have nothing to say. i don't know where they find the strength ogo on. but put -- to go on. put one foot in front of the other. we're a better city than that. we have better people. >> reporter: last week attorney general eric holder announced seven more agents would be assigned to the atf's chicago field office to assist chicago police. in an effort to stem the tide fueling the carnage. >> not every one of these people who are using these guns are eligible to buy a gun. many of them have felony convictions. many of them are ineligible. so they have to get their guns from somewhere. and it's somewhere illegal. >> reporter: little solace are for the family of the injured. they have nothing more to do but say good-bye. an $8,000 reward has been put forward for any information on the people responsible for her death but no one in custody. >> the detroit water department says it has put off its plans to shut off the water for those who owe money. they have eight days to prove they have a real reason for falling behind. bisi onile-ere has more. >> reporter: d

rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.you don't have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern

rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.on't have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern. >>

make a difference with this book and giving my even a book away but imagine that i could convince rahm emanuel first we have hundreds of the kids we taught to meditate through david lynch but imagine i can really make everybody watch chicago i get rahm emanuel i get the chance like that all the educators and all the doctors in convince everybody teach all the principals teach the kids you know rob yeah i know him and yeah and if i can get him and his chancellor to buy him to put in quiet time in the schools and then we can all watch and see a reduction in violence in those schools that be a phenomenal thing we can maybe move it into all schools we have some social media questions so nineteen tweets what changes have you noticed in your own behavior since you began meditating regularly. i don't you know i used to get a fly off the handle my name was rush i was anxiety filled of nerdy a little bit i'm not a still but let's not. lorena do via facebook wants to know how you made your first million dollars feed i remember my first record quitting the first million. i know when that number w

rahm emanuel, david axelrod, david plouffe, lewouis farrakha. jesse jackson sr.'t have the normal ability to talk about where gun control could play a part because chicago has some of the most stringent gun control laws there. and it's happening in the inner city, in the black community, in the black neighborhoods, and i don't think it's very important to the liberal progressives of the democratic party to solve this problem in the inner city, that it's not just isolated to chicago. it's also detroit, philadelphia, my hometown in atlanta. it's all these inner cities where these policies are failing. so if this was something that was happening in a combat zone over a weekend, you would have it plastered all over the front pages of papers. but now, of course, it doesn't fit into that agenda, you're not hearing anything about it. what is also interesting, you hear about these illegal immigrants that are escaping the violence and the deplorable situations in central america. you have a lot of that happening right here in our own america, and there's no concern. >> th

the homicide detective bo beedle on what rahm emanuel needs to do to stop the violence. lou: the s&p up and the nasdaq up, volume on the big board, 2.7 million shares. >> it's not china, it's the united states of america. >> layer great to have you here and the president old self-congratulatory statement was made yesterday. >> thank you so much. and it three times are four times as but a bat. also and it's just bad policy. the on the president is to be congratulated as he is presiding. and as responsible as always, the reality is that we don't have prosperity or engines of growth roaring in this economy. and the idea of this great enterprise and market-based capitalist economy, and nothing like that is occurring here. and it should occur. that is exactly will happen to the obama administration. lou: 30% say they cannot sustain these kinds of burdens. >> it is also very bad for americans as well. and sometimes we are commenting on this. and it's wonderful to have the arbitrage where you search out the highest return for capital and the highest wages for l but it's being w

. >> what really struck me about the piece you did was seeing mayor rahm emanuel break down basically at that press conference. what does that say about how seriously the city is taking the violence on the south side of chicago at this point? >> it's something that's an every day talking point, something that the city is under a lot of pressure to do something about. each week, the chicago police come out with the number of seized illegal firearms that they are recovering from the streets. last week on monday, it was over 3600 guns. that's something that they're saying is a big problem, one of the reasons the a.t.f. is assisting, the hope is that they'll be able to stem the tide of guns that have been trafficked into the city, the vast majority they believe comes from out of state. the city says that is at the crux of the problem when it comes to the large number of homicides they are dealing with each weekend. >> very personal issue for folks in chicago. live from that city, thank you. >> the trial of theodore wafer gets underway in detroit, the 55-year-old who has admitted to killin

can rahm ooh manual bounce back? joining me to discuss, mary ann ahern, politics reporter from wmaq and jim warren, washington bureau chief for the washington daily news. i was reading the reaction from karen lewis to this poll. she was quoted in the paper saying "wow." that was my reaction, too. this pollster called it in 2011. they were right on about the margin. this is a reputable pollster. how big a shock were these numbers in chicago? >> big shock and interesting reaction from may your emanuel and his campaign staff who said the poll was laughable. i don't think they really think it's laughable, but that was their initial response. we're hearing that he immediately started calling especially black alder men where his support is really low and asking them whether or not they needed anything, not just him calling, but his campaign staff. the mayor clearly concerned about what this poll signals. >> jim, how do you interpret the poll? mary ann just referenced it there. when you look at the racial disparate in the p

mayor rahm emanuel and other leaders calling in federal help now says it's time to focus on our childrendren at the border. >> if we can find the money and necessarily to help secure the border $4 billion 2 billion can come to chicago the same kind of money to make where we livoniaable alive -- live, livable and secure. >> they need to invest in our children and our kids. >> the illinois governor says he is ready to send in resources but is waiting fon rahm emanuel's word. >> in a power grab the epa is saying it has authority to reduce your wages if you don't follow the agency's rules. >> can they really do that? james rosen finds out. >> when people first found out the epa might have the authority to start garnishing people's wages to collect outstanding debts to uncle sam it caused a fair amount of outrage. we have found this practice among federal agencies in washington is already safely common. >> as bureaucratic nightmares go they are garnishing your wages it's the most ma'familiar becau it has been happening for decades. under a proposed rule the environmental protection agency wou

chicago mayor rahm emanuel was emotional. >> i got nothing to say to these people. i don't know where they find the strength to go on. put one foot in front of another. we're a better city than that. we have better people. >> reporter: last week attorney general eric holder announced seven agents would be assigned to the atf field office to assist police in an effort to stem tide of illegal firearms,. >> not all are eligible to buy a gun. many of them have felony convictions. many of them are ineligible. so they have to get their guns from somewhere. and it's somewhere illegal. >> reporter: little solace for the wounded or the families of the murdered who can only hold vigil and say good-bye. an $8,000 reward has been put forward for any information leading to the arrest of the individual or individuals responsible for shamiya adams death but at this time chicago police say they have no one in custody. >> texas governor rick perry has announced the dwee accomplishment of up to -- deployment of up to 1,000 national guard troops, operation strong safety, focused on co

current mayor rahm emanuel is behind karen lewis nine points.e on the left. so happens we have a chicago guy with us today, trey knippa. normally reporting from the chicago exchange but in new york today. did i make any sense with my diatribe of leftest politics ruining chicago. >> most certainly. she is gaining ground. she is obviously populist, which clearly lives in chicago. what is hurting rahm emanuel, headlines in the paper every single day are gun violence. trending gun violence higher. those sort of things. that what you see in the papers. look at the news. july 4th weekend in chicago was one of the bloodiest weekends in years in chicago. stuart: isn't karen lewis coming from the same place rahm emanuel on gun and violence issue? which is absolutely no guns? that is where she is coming from. >> obviously there is not a candidate in chicago saying hey, we need to reduce gun regulations. more guns on the street. nobody will say that. that is liberal city. it will not happen. it happens to be true gun regulations increases gun violence but

chicago mayor rahm emanuel says he welcomes the illegals to his city.he just foolish. 8:00 p.m., fbn. you don't get it? >>> hello, everybody i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beck else, eric bolling, dan perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> sorry, bob. i'm going start the show. a short while ago the president delivered a new statement from the white house on russia and the crisis in ukraine and addressed whether america is in the middle avenue cold war. >>> israel intensified its campaign against hamas today with the heaviest air strikes since the start of its operation three weeks ago. the air raids could stop but t

mayor rahm emanuel calls it senseless.lice force can stop people who won't put away their guns. >> i believe everybody in chicago is part of building what i call a partnership for peace. >> we are going to keep building on a strategy. we are taking it apart and trying to figure out what happened this weekend. >> the police superintendent wants tougher penalties for gun crimes. >>> breaking overnight, a 20-year-old woman in police custody after she abandoned a baby on a busy subway platform. she's in custody. no word on the woman's identity. police released this surveillance of a woman who pushed a stroller off a subway, then got back on without the baby. >> something really sad. >> how can you do something to someone so innocent? >> it's heart breaking. it makes you want to hold your baby and make sure nothing like that happens. >> the baby is said to be doing fine at a local hospital. >>> parents and supporters of a teen that was shot by a police officer. this, after learning charges will not be filed against the officer.

. >>> rahm emmanuel issuing a statement calling for an end to violence. >>> surrogacy, big business inndia. thousands of foreigners travel to india every year to have babies, but the service is not open to everyone. >> you they are every bit the doting parents. after years of trying to conceive naturally in britain they finally have a baby boy. modify months ago an indian come gave bitter to their son through surrogacy. >> she has given us a gift--i'm sorry. it's a gift that you wouldn't expect. >> like the barkers, thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year. india's briefs government announced rules to protect the rights of surrogates and parents. but some of the requirements are controversial. some of the rules say that those looking for surrogates must no be heterosexual couples. that means same-sex couples and single parents are banned. this doctor said that discriminatiothat is discrimination. >> there was a time when we did not accept it. but people are evolving. people are accepting. >> reporter: the india's government did not respond to our request for an

. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel might have a tough time in the bid for reelection.olls show she would beat him by 24 points. >>> despite disagreeing on epa regulations senator elizabeth warren hit the campaign trail for natalie yesterday. she has been aggressively campaigning for candidates who she thinks will stand up to wall street. >>> buy a truck get a gun. they are offering a free shotgun with a $600 retail value as an incentive to get people to buy a ram truck. they say it has been successful saying police are the biggest customers. >>> hillary clinton will be on the daily show tonight. she's expected to talk to john stewart about her book and the 2016 presidential race. the last time she was on the show was in 2008. >>> the oldest public elementary school in the country is planning to celebrate the 375th anniversary. they made the video to extend a special invitation to the president and first lady. >> mr. president, it's our big birthday. will you come visit? >> i would say welcome. would you like me to show you around the school? >> i'll play hopscotch with

. >> do you think the ad gives voters the impression that he will take out rahm? >> he will if he's elected governor. you know, there are a number of ways that a governor can influence and either promote or block the high speed rail project. >> reporter: influence, sure, but out right block? >> is there any merit whatsoever in a go ub thatter toial candidate saying i can take down high speed rail on my own? >> yes, i think there is. i think you would most likely see it as a slow death. >> derek teaches political science at san jose state university and is an expert in state politics me said like previous hea of states before him, if elected kashkari could emphasize a line item veto and leave everything else untouched. or kashakri would refuse to unlock in billions in bond money that voters authorized in 2008, critical in keeping the project alive. >> the governor could decide to not spend money or spend it in ways that are not favorable to the project. >> and lawmakers who don't want to see high speed rail go away can always override the governor's veto but as gav

rahm emanuel from the get-go has had his work cut out for him.are improving, but it is a tough town. >> remember the riots back in the 1960's? >> there it is. we will talk to paul barrett on the in the next hour. have three photos today. admittedly -- >> tom keene's twitter photo is my favorite. >> smoke over gaza. tensions escalating as a military and political confrontation between the two sides. no signs of abating. aviv.will speak from tel i get the sense from the reporting, and this time is taking a different approach. >> i'm curious to find out if that is the case. number 2 -- >> a different kind of smoke. >> the first customer showing her purchase of erewhon it in seattle, washington -- purchase of marijuana in seattle, washington yesterday. this is kind of trippy. >> if there was a usual suspect beeup who i would guess to the first person to purchase weed in washington, i'm not sure i would have guessed this lady. i do like the stores painted green. if you notice, a huge amount of security there. it doesn't seem like they needed it. it wa

rahm emanuel is an example. >> a former new york police department homicide department. and i don't see any action being taken to stop it. >> yes, we don't speak about it, and these two cities, they have a gain. they don't have any kind of cooperation. >> and they have to higher, we are starting to see an upsurge in we have about 23 shooting throughout that week. and they come up with this political support. lou: they don't give a hoot about that and we talked about the new york city idea to illegal immigrants. >> here is a major point. and the guns that are killing our kids in the minority of high crime areas, these are not registered guns. these are illegal guns. and they can be sued personally. lou: meanwhile you have mayors who are against a more ideological point. but i worked on this. >> these people are the victims. these people are the community and the community leaders. lou: we shouldn't be bearing the burden of their problems. and there was no bailout for the creator of that crisis and follows on twitter and go are faced with age and links to everything of lou

that was true but mayor rahm emanuel by the way that number three state in the country with union membership. rob a mandrel is taking a hard line with the teachers' union now the president will run for mayor. so the rule here is not so much to compromise but takeover. there's places of might teach right with unions and the government are fighting each other and it is a tough battle. neil: i know the you follow the political order closely and among those presidential wannabes making that the centerpiece but he tells the public workers i need concessions from you, you work for us, let's do this together so we don't all drown. >> the fact that detroit did this helps chris christie christie, scott walker and people like this get right so to speak. neil: they can point back. >> another thing is there's nothing like negotiating either you take these cuts or you get nothing. either they did this or in jeopardy of getting absolutely nothing. there was not a lot of back-and-forth but there is this or nothing. [laughter] neil: those talks that resonate does it call into question their best-- are behin

. >> let's not let a crisis go to waste said rahm emanuel this is the excuse to flush more money instead of solving the problem ended 2012 with the executive order allowed minors to stay here for a period of two years to even have a working status. so instead of reversing that he now tells us i need 3.seven to stop the problem i created. cheryl: it is the appropriation of funding. with that perfect example with the protest that people in chicago but what about our kids? what about chicago kids that need help now? >> because of that philosophy from washington we have to do something that means spending more money. that notion but we don't have any long-range goals or philosophy but this incoherent mess when any problems comes up. but he understands the value they provide for that tax dollars to take care of those immigrants with american children those that pay that taxes. >> look at states like nebraska and massachusetts the governor's say illegals are sent but we are not informed of where they are. that is tough federal government. is that right? >> it is ridiculous you think half the t

rahm emanuel is in his first term as mayor. >> hopefully his last. >> you watch him inaction over the years in d.c.. what would you say are his strengths and weaknesses? >> he is a political pugilist. he gets things done. i think that was his great asset to president clinton. i think you get things done better by not being a foul mouthed individual. people who constantly resort to what we used to call inappropriate language before everything became appropriate, display a kind of moral weakness. persuasion is better than beating up on somebody rhetorically. i think you grow the lesser in what my grandparents used to call lack of breeding when you can't use the king's english to make your point and to try to persuade so i find that kind of intimidation bad in a business or a boss intimidate his or her employees by screaming at them using bad language and i really don't think you need it so that is a great weakness of his but i also think from what i read in washington heat hasn't done a whole lot of anything to curtail the incredible numbers of murders here in chicago. i read the day 7

jerusalem talks about we have to rebuild gaza why we build gaza so they can bring in more and more rahm's what to come out has done over the last couple of years is to bring in missiles which is designed to kill israelis they're not building a society that once peace a society that one speech recognizes the other the pallor the hamas not the palestinian authority we fuse to recognize the state of israel abbas wants to make peace i hope that we pressure put on him pressure put on it and yallow so that they will bring about peace talks again ok album is come out of his position ok my amiga . if i go to you i mean i certainly don't see two states there i see one very long brutal occupation and the west bank is getting smaller and smaller for the palestinians i don't i don't believe in this peace talk and two state solution stuff anymore it's a joke you're absolutely right and i think you asked the key question peter at the top of the program when you said will gaza suffering ever end i think the suffering will only end once the world intervenes once the world puts a stop to israeli brutality

lou: rahm emanuel only wants a thousand of these illegal immigrants, and then perhaps those would bring them into malibu or other areas, westchester county, the list goes on and perhaps washington dc in self. heather, thank you for being with us because we appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: the quotation of the evening on the definition of amnesty. the magnanimity to those offenders to whom it would be too expensive to punish. somewhat cynical, don't you think? now to the box office. the scarlet johansson movie "lucy" shattering expectations, and "herclules" making 29 million for paramount. falling to third place is this one. it coming up next from on the true story of a horse that became an american marine. on top of that, a marine friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. pol

president obama i think is trying to do this because remember what rahm emanuel said never let a crisis pass you by. however it was the white house, president obama who said we do have a humanitarian crisis on our border and something needs to be done. now he doesn't back the original bill he pushed forward. there's one today a $4 million without any reforms. do i think he's stepping over a line because you had democrats kagan and pryor two red state democrats, they are in tough races saying to the white house today please ease off because they know the american people aren't quite there. the president success unpersuasive -- if they are floating this trial balloon out there they have a lot of catching up to do to convince people it's the right thing. maybe they will succeed but right now they are way behind. >> 60 or 70,000 kids down there right now? if i was obama, i would tell the justice department to 2k3w0e69 or 70,000 businessmen who hired these people and throw them in jail. >> your going to say -- >> yes, break the law go to jail. i agree. >> they should go to jail. >> let's mov

lou: rahm emanuel only wants a thousand of these illegal immigrants, and then perhaps those would bring them into malibu or other areas, westchester county, the list goes on and perhaps washington dc in self. heather, thank you for being with us because we appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: the quotation of the evening on the definition of amnesty. the magnanimity to those offenders to whom it would be too expensive to punish. somewhat cynical, don't you think? now to the box office. the scarlet johansson movie "lucy" shattering expectations, and "herclules" making 29 million for paramount. falling to third place is this one. it coming up next from on the true story of a horse that became an american marine. on top of that, a marine sergeant. and with the quicksilver card from capital one, you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you purchase. not just "everything at the hardware store." not "everything, until you hit your cash back limit." quicksilver can earn you unlimited 1.5% cash back on everything you could possibly imagine. say it with me -- everything. one more time, every

devoteed bears fan say this interferes with tailgate at soldier field but chicago mayor rahm emanuelbehind the museum says it would bring in jobs and have economic benefits. >>> the second half the major league baseball seasons begins and a's have the bet record but only have a game and a half lead over angels who are doing well. they have the second half at the coliseum tonight against the baltimore orioles with continuations got high a few weeks ago in baltimore when two players have a brewing feud and as for giants? after slowly blowing out a nine-game lead they are currently a game back offed dodgers and they face them in a week. first the giants have a road trip. >> a woman in san diego county will throw out the first pitch in padres fame and she has been waiting a while. the woman towns 105 on wednesday and standing under 5' and weighing 90 pounds she will throw the perfect underhand pitch this sunday and is getting to know the players. >> i tried to learn the names of some of the ballplayers in case they ask. >> she credits longevity to optimism and a positive outlook and will

what's your take on what mayor rahm emanuel said, give me your illegals.kets in chicago that are a cass taas strovey, all of the shootings. there are certain areas of chicago. it's disgraceful. >> 23 over the weekend alone. >> yeah. it's disgraceful. but chicago is a place i happen to love. i think it's great. and they got a lot of problems. this is not the way that you're going to solve the problem. people are coming into the country. they have disease. they have lots of other situations going on and very interestingly, in many cases, they don't speak english and they don't speak spanish. they have indian dialect. we don't have anybody that can speak that language. it's languages that we don't know in this country and we're not equipped to handle. now we're supposed to educate everybody. this is madness. what's going on in this country is madness. >> it sure is. to add to the violence there, 23 shootings over the weekend, 220 reported in the summer there. we just are wondering how this is going to solve the problem and then we're hearing governors across

here's how mayor rahm emanuel sums it up. he said the number of shootings and murders that took place over the holiday weekend is simply unacceptable, the solution does not just include policing. wherever it occurs in our city and all of us need to take a stand. the only way we will meet this challenge to our future is to join with one another. >> i learned chicago's only good place with single men left so they really should do something to clean it up. on a serious note, it's not acceptable. chicago used to be -- >> where did you get the stat. >> you told me that. but besides that being unbelievable, as a prosecutor, chicago. okay. this is a town that obama built and then he left his buddy in charge and now his buddy got as poll numbers as he is and everybody is dying and the liberals aren't doing anything about it. >> greg, there be may have been four more deaths in chicago by a military person walked out of a party with three other people, confronted by someone, there was an argument. the guy went back in his apartment, pu

rahm emanuel is constantly talking about new gun laws.ut guns coming in from other places but we had the same problem in washington, d.c. back in the '80s and 1990s. he can't just scream gun control, gun control, gun control. what is going on? i keep asking this question, what is the difference between chicago and new york city? >> well, the longer term problems cannot be addressed, i think, until the communities policing really takes effect over a longer period of time. reverend sharpton, what is the answer to joe's basic question, why chicago as opposed to every other big city right now? >> i think you touched on it with community policing. i took an apartment out there last year and would go out a couple times a month and talk to people. the politics is so divided in chicago that it's more of a blame game where you need a cooperative kind of relationship between the community, legitimate community leaders and city hall and the police, and it's not there. i think as long as you have this fight between the forces that should be together

a new survey shows if a mayor election were held today, she would beat rahm emanuel by nine points. the united states, which is exactly what mitt romney has said. and finally, 1.20. that's how much airline fees will increase starting next week because the tsa's 9-11 security fee is increasing to 11.20 per round trip. steve? >> thank you. school down in arkansas refusing to pay the 125-dollar a week fee for a handler for a service dog crucial to helping detect seizures in a 7-year-old boy. the district claiming that zachary's dog is not necessary to his education. his mother disagrees and has been footing the bill since august. so what do you think about that? joining us right now is the mother and joins us from little rock, arkansas. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so explain to us what your son, zachary's service dog is able to do. >> majesty's job is to save zachary's life every day. prior to having majesty, zachary would pass out and have a seizure on the floor. he might hit his head v a concussion. he would go by ambulance, 30, 40 miles from the school, children's hospi

even though a new poll makes her an almost prohibitive favorite against rahm emanuel. chicago teachers union president karen lewis has begun to explore a challenge to emanuel. the same poll gives lewis a *smaller lead over the incumbent. illinois' top federal prosecutor delayed to hearing about the into violence. they say the with some $54 million on a to get reelected. the u.s. attorney says she once state lawmakers to wait 90 days and a fair hearing doesn't interfere with the ongoing federal investigation. >>more cook county sheriff's officers will be focusing on violent offenders in chicago. the sun-times reports the department will focus on catching people wanted on arrest warrants to help reduce gun violence. but it will not have officers patrolling the streets. officials say the department is reorganizing to deal with crime trends. covering a murder for a tv station when the shooting broke out outside an apartment complex. suddenly one of the bullets when pastor had barely missing her as the camera rolled. >> i saw that video my heart stopped because i knew how c

. >> governor rahm emmanuel agreed with you. >> for one city, one future, one point. put the guns down. >> but we're showing a map here now that demonstrates what you were just saying a moment ago, how the killings are overwhelmingly on the south and west sides. do you agree with emanuel. >> there are thre aris there one city? >> there are three cities . we have areas without a library and truly unbalance of education. last week a kid was shot in front of our office. we couldn't take him to chicago hospital to trauma care. there is a 2000 block . i hope the president sees the value in having an urban . all the businesses have been taken away. education, a sense of justice. this would be an ideal place to have an comprehensive urban summit. >> what about jason o'reilly, author of a recent book. he criticized your request for more funds. he said it's not about money. it's addressing black criminality. >> it's not about money, and it is about money. why do we do so well on the basket ball court. because the rules are even, goals are clear. jobs do matter. poverty does ma

mayor rahm emanuel says he welcomes the illegals to his city. is he deflecting or is he just foolish. 8:00 p.m., fbn. you don't get it? >>> hello, everybody i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beck else, eric bolling, dan perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> sorry, bob. i'm going start the show. a short while ago the president delivered a new statement from the white house on russia and the crisis in ukraine and addressed whether america is in the middle avenue cold war. >>> israel intensified its campaign against hamas today with the heaviest air strikes since the start of its operation three weeks ago. the air raids could stop but the hamas has rejected the call for a cease-fire. some prominent liberals have been weighing into the crisis. listen to our former secretary of state for defending hamas for hiding roberts in schools. >>> the problem is i'm not a military planner is but hamas puts its missiles, its rockets in civilian areas. gaza is small and densely populated. they put their command and cont

bears fans are opposed say the museum interferes with tailgating but rahm emanuel stamps behind the museumnd says it would bring if jobs and economic benefits. >>> wall street is now feeling the impact of escalating in the middle coast what happened with the plane in the ukraine. >> here is mc's money report. worries of ukraine and the middle east with the dow below 17000 mark. the major asian markets were down. the average family is expected to spend $670 to send kids back-to-school an increase of 5 percent, high school students are more expensive and college student costs are up 10 percent more than $900. >> the planet of the apes will be challenged by different new films including "sex tape," and taco bell adding grilled breakfast burritos to the menu with flavors offered bacons sausage and potato. that gives taco bell 15 items on the breakfast menu. sounds good. refunds are available with a settlement involving a desk toy with a wanting two years ago. the desk toy is supposed to be a stress reliever but children were putting them in their mouths and swallowing them. there was a lawsuit

we now know what you'll receive when you make a good impression with mayor rahm emanuel.. that is... a delicious piece of cheesecake... the chicago tribune reports if you did a good job... if you're on his good side... or if he's trying to entice business to the area... he'll be sending an eli's cheesecake. in fact.. the tribune reports since emanuel first started running for mayor four years ago... he's spent more than 51- thousand dollars on eli's cheesecakes. the money comes from his campaign fund. you could do worse. >> does he need a meteorologist? >> you would get paid in cheesecake. >> let's take a look outside. we have a picture perfect weekend coming up. today will be like yesterday and like the day before. sunshine. a few clouds developing. wind out of the south and nice warm breeze the wind will shift coming in from the southeast tonight many we will be much cooler. it's 55 at the lakefront. 61 at o'hare. 57 here. sublet composite shows we are dry. all the rain space to the south. the disturbance or low pressure will stay to the south. this is taking all the gul