is rahm emanuel a hypocrite? >> well, he's not going to wall street.hat he was before. rahm emanuel was on the board of freddie mac before the financial crisis. my sense is he's going to go to wall street but what it's really going to be is a type of public/private partnership, the government cronyism that we see time and time again when these ex-political officials get into managing the business enterprises from the outside. this is cronyism once again. this is the leftists. they always blame wall street but it's the cronyism that makes it wrong. >> look, it's socialists with our money, capitalists with their own money. that's the way it's been for a very long time, will continue to be. they go to wall street, they go become lobbyists or like john boehner, now market weed to everybody around the country. you never know what they are going to do. it's this politics, washington and wall street, it's been there forever and look how many people from goldman sachs have been treasury secretary in administrations, god bless them. >> but you know, can we just

in the mayoral reelection of rahm emanuel.lain what happened exactly when the video dropped in the process of his campaign. and also a settlement the family made that people did not know about for quite some time. >> we know from internal email and to medications that have -- journalist sued for and have been released, that the city was obsessed with the case. all of mayor rahm emanuel's senior staff were discussing it. they were circulating stories about it. they were talking about the video, but there was no lawsuit filed about it. yet. so rahm emanuel is in a very tight runoff. he did not win -- it is a runoff. it looks like he might lose. the video could be released at any moment by the family if they decide to bring charges. tothe lawyer for the city the mayor's office since their lawyer to make a $5 million settlement with laquan mcdonald's family. before any charges have been filed. it is a primitive settlement. $5 million to delay the release of the video until after the election is over. amy: you interview several tim

claim that rahm carried out attacks in the gulf of oman he says these black and white images of iranian forces prove that terror on the set off explosions on to oil tankers yesterday around us calling the u.s. accusations alarming.

under round of 66, and also in the hunt is his compatriot 00:08:21,455 --> 2147483051:40:55,442 john rahm back on 2—under thanks to immaculate chip shots like this. on the pga tour in detroit, nate lashley is the first round leader by a stroke on 7—under. world number two dustin johnson is six shots further back, while newly crowned us open champion gary woodland had a day to forget way back off the pace on 1—over despite finishing with this approach on the 18th. warren gatland will coach super rugby side the chiefs in between the rugby world cup and the british and irish lions tour of south africa in 2021. the current wales head coach was confirmed earlier this month as lions boss for a record third time. but after standing down from wales following this year's world cup, it's understood he'll spend the 2020 super rugby season in his native waikato and the 55 year old will then commit to the lions from august next year. to major league baseball, where the pittsburgh pirates handed the houston astros their first series loss at home with a 10—0 romp on thursday afternoon. by the time jacob

in my home city of chicago we saw mayor rahm emmanuel now former mayor rahm emmanuel do this repeatedlythe most dangerous big city in the western world instead of fixing his city he said it was a trump free zone and focused op on president trump same with chan. >> i'm curious on khan, though, the trump baby blimp flying again this year. okay. i mean but there it was. flying. and the reason i mention it is that trump last year told the sun newspapers in london when they put out blimps to make me beal unwell no reason to go to london. he is mad about the blimp. khan reportedry approved the blimp because he is the mayor of london he approved it out there again the motorcade drove buy. khan knows how to get under trump's skin why does trump take the bait. >> that's a good question. it's called freedom. and you know we fought a war against britain to have the freedom of the press. i think we ought to celebrate freedom of speech the free speech of the british people. to me it's just a really interesting conundrum why he is again -- he picks on other white people that's absolutely true. but he

the turn in one under par, the real explosive start from a european point of view, the spaniard, jon rahmrough ten holes, three under par, through ten holes, and that is two shots off the lead. scott piercy has been the pa cesetter so lead. scott piercy has been the pacesetter so far today, the american, runner—up in 2016, five under par through 14 holes. one shot clear of fellow american, gary woodland. thank you very much for joining us. the weather has got the better of another game in the cricket world cup, the match between india and new zealand at trent bridge was abandoned without a ball being bowled, fourth match in the tournament to be lost to rain, the previous record was just two, persistent rain in nottingham prevented the captain is even getting out for the task, if every cloud has a silver lining, both teams remain unbeaten, new zealand top the table and india are third. england are due to take on the west indies, it looks to be one of the most attractive fixtures in the tournament so far. sports correspondentjoe wilson has more. stop me if you've heard this one before, rain

the chair of the caucus was rahm emanuel. and he said to me, your parents would be so proud of you becoming speaker. edand it jolt me. i thought, no -- they didn't have any aspiration for me to be speaker. they just wanted me to be holy. and that would have made them proud. >> she says as a devout catholic her mother would be most proud of the way she has raised her family m family. be sure to t ne in for the rest of my interview on monday evening on news4 at 5:00. >> looking rward to that. showing a different side of the speaker. >> we'll see the report later s. >>> fatheay is this sunday. >> andny as ma suspect, when it comes to what we spend for dad,' it do measure up to what we spend for mom. no one's surprised about that.8 of consumers plan to buy a gift for mother's day compared 2070% who plan to buy -- comparing to 70% who plan to buy gifts for dad. $90 will be spent on dad, $100 spent on mom. there's good news for dads who might be looking for something other than ties or socks. >> we're finding that consumers want to

room, peoe applauded, i came to the podium and the chair of the committee at the time, the caucus was rahm emanuel, and he said to me, your parents would be so proud of you becoming speaker. and it jolted me and i thought, no, they didn't have any aspirations for me to be speakers. they just wanted me to be holy. and that's where it made them prud. >> she says as devout catholics, her mother would be most proud, she believes, of the way she has raised herfa ily. but she thinks having gone from kitchen to congress would have been okay too. be sure to tune in for the rest of my interview monday night at 5:00.ha >>was barbara harrison reporting with. with everything going on on capitol sill right now, that' an interview you're going to want to see. [ sirens ] >>> sounds of alarms and broken glass. what a localusic store owner wanted to hear, yet another burglary tonight hitting a sour note. >>> we're following breaking news out of dallas. a crane fouls ont an apartment building, killing at least one person. find out what was happening at the exactoment that crane came down. >>> we have moreea

guy i am allowed to do this with the german rifle association an offshoot of the american profile rahm's pressure group the national rifle association. safety briefing from shooting instructor we start with a magnet. before. the other hand then you can cut. quite a kick my fingers are sweaty again. if you really notice something happen there it's a weapon stop us. it gets worse the 15 semiautomatic rifle. shotgun that's in a whole different league. like this. insert the cartridge and draw back at. the winchester defender is a pump action shotgun. for word and forward again now there's another one of the breech. still too high ok. anyone can take part in all of his trial courses the german rifle association has 16000 members and they consider the german too strict like in the us they want weapons for almost everyone. if god is what about a pensioner who lives in her apartment think can't run away or defenders off with martial arts or. handicapped people. or women who have been attacked maybe if they are just shown a gun the attacker would have backed off it's. a plus. people who want to b

yeah, but rahm emanuel, obama's first chief of staff, he clearly didn't think it was right. felt that there were channels open to you, direct to the president, that he didn't have and that in a sense you could bypass the hierarchy, the white house machine, and frankly, he wanted you out. well, he was — he had reservations about my coming on board. and i think what we all realised after we'd worked together for a while is that i was a part of the team, i was an integral part of the team, and that it wouldn't have been right for the process that the president obama set forth to circumvent it, and kind of go rogue, if you will. but you didn't go through the chief of staff. you went direct to the president. the three senior advisers all reported directly to the president. right. all three of us did, but we were still a team, and i think that's the point you're missing. well, i — i wasn't there. but i'm interested in the reporting of some people who were sort of on the scene at the time. daniel klaidman, for example, who wrote a book about the obama presidency, he said that you w

and the chairman of the caucus, rahm emanuel, said tom your parents would be so proud of you becoming speaker. and it jolted me, and i thought, no, they -- they didn't have any aspirations for m to be speaker. they just wanted me to be holy. and that'sm what made the proud. >> she said a devout catholic her mother would be proud of hoh she raised family. she thinks having gone to congress it would have been okay, too. be sure to tuor in f rest of my interview ononday evening on news4 at 5:00. >> all right. thanks to barbara for that. >>> father's day is coming up, this sunday. >> yet again this year, you'ren u going to spend as much money on dad as yodo on mom. i don't think that's ever going to change. i think it's going to be the same trend. 80% of consumers plan to buy a gift for mother's day compared to 70% who plan to get a gift for dad. according to retailmenot's ceo, spending will be closer to $80 for dad and $100 for mom. there may be good news for people other than socks -- >> they want to purchase something they can experience with him. some of the contenders include dinners

msnbc technology contributor tony rahm writes about it in the "washington post" where he is the tech we should note here for the purposes of this conversation, jeff bezos, founder and executive of amazon also owns the "washington post." tony, you write the ftc would take the lead in reviewing amazon. the justice department gets google. what would that mean for guys like me and you potentially? >> yeah. what it means is a lot more antitrust scrutiny coming for amazon and major ecommerce player and for google, a sprawling company that does everything from search and advertising to self-driving cars. now, there's been a lot of pressure for this kind of thing for a long time from democrats and republicans on capitol hill, and increasingly from some of the democrats running for the white house in 2020. but what we saw from the reporting this weekend is that the government's two major antitrust agencies privately have started divvying up the territory here, and what that suggests to us is the early makings of a potential review, potential investigation or other kinds of actions on the part

of -- you also focus in the book on chicago politics, not only rahm emanuel, but also earlier on theold washington race. one of the hallmarks of the race is that as washington was running for mayor, a significant section of the democratic party broke off and supported his opponent. we saw a similar situation happen with nixon in 1968 when many democrats, because of the civil rights movement of lbj, left the democratic party and voted republican. any concerns on your part as this continuing divide in the democratic party with a section of the democratic already, which i think you're referring to as nancy pelosi's worst nightmare, might break off and support the right wing of the democratic party come even supporort trump forr presidentnt? >> it is a request in. in the h harold washington case, that is instructive. like you said, he won a an insurgenent primary in 1983 with the support of jesse jackson. and then in the general electition, the entirere democrt machine switched sides. this overwrwhelmingly democratac city won the general election by only f four poinints. was morene showe

and the chair of the committ at the time, the caucus, was rahm emanuel. he said to me, your parents would be so proud of young becomispeaker. it jolted me. i thought, no, they didn't have any aspirationses for me to be speaker. they've just wanted me to be holy. that sort of made them proud. >> she says as a devout catholic, her mother would be most proud of the way she has raised her family. she thinks having gone fromtc kin to congress would have been okay, too. tune in for st of myinterview on monday evening on news4 at 5:00. >> thanks to barbara. looking forward to thgh story toni >>> father's day is coming, it is this sunday. ve if you're wondering who gets the more expen gift, what do you think? >> hmm. >> yeah. dad comes up short. not by too much, though. 80% of consumers plan to buy a gift for mother's day compared to 70% who plan to buy a gi for father's day according to retailmenot ceo, kids will spend $9 houn dad compared to $-- -$1r mom. >> consumers want to purchase something for dad that they can experience with him. some of the top contende

we saw the conference with mayor rahm emanuel and the police chief and how clearly angry that we areay the state prosecutor handled the case. the police reacting to it and saying, "here's what we did," >> harris: the facts out there there, and may be via some of this evidence we will see. >> melissa: i think that's the most important part of this. that you had a state attorney, kim foxx, who said she is recusing herself and then did not. but one of her top aides, she was sort of doing it for someone else. how the judge ultimately ruled. it's really important to highlight and then rectify that wrong, because that is not justice. that is not how our system works. that is not how people who are elected to get in there and make sure justice happens for everyone, they can't be -- they can't operate that way. if you want justice to be fair and color-blind and all these different things, and not have two systems in this country, that has to be addressed, exposed, rectified, and that's what's important. >> harris: the two systems, i know some people make it down a lane of reese and all, but

dropped those charges that decision though upset the police chief of the city as well as former mayor rahm emanuel the show empire is entering its 6th and final season, well. >>well, i know who is returning to the airwaves to and more and can weigh they're coming up right now is our prime time coverage continues with kron 4 news at 10. >>alright grant and vicki thanks evolve next at 10 o'clock. it is the shot that everybody is talking about a minority owner with the lawyers fined and banned for a year for this incident. now he has released a statement find out what the fans think that's next in a live report plus fire crews rushed to put out a large grass fire in the east bay before it started to spread temperatures are expected to climb this weekend and. >>that has firefighters on alert and a police officer on leave tonight after he was arrested for allegedly talking about sec's online with an under-age girl will have details ahead don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in >>san jose police arrested a man accused of chatting online with a minor about sec's thanks for joining us. i'm ken why a

rahm emanuel is going to wall street. the former chicago mayor joining investment bank centerview partners. it was founded in 2006. it's become one of the most profitable investment banks on wall street. youtube is stepping up efforts to tackle hate speech. the company says it will ban videos claiming that any group is superior to others to justify discrimination and segregation. the announcement comes as youtube faces criticism for how it handles extremeism and misinformation on its platform. uber is taking to the skies, uber elevate will begin offering helicopter rides on july 9th here in new york. the new service will take passengers between manhattan and kennedy airport. that is an 8 minute flight. each trip, $200. we should say other helicopter services are already offered in new york that do the same thing for a little more money. lauren: the price tag is not bad, considering driving there in traffic could cost you as much. as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day, so is this world war ii veteran. this 97-yea

. >> behind closed doors, rahm emanuel pushed to scrap much of the bill for a series of smaller, morewith the better chance of republican cooperation. >> the white house wanted to break it up into pieces. and nancy pelosi said, no, under no circumstances. we are going to move forward, and we are going to win this vote. >> the president sided with pelosi. >> a time for talk is over. it is time to vote. >> by march 2010, democrats found a way forward, an intricate congressional procedure that would allow them to maneuver the affordable care act through both houses without republican support. but first speaker pelosi would have to coral the necessary democratic votes in the house, which would muster all of her political mastery and capital. [ applause ] >> we are on the verge of making great history for the american people and in doing so, we will make great progress for them as well. >> she knows how to count votes in the house and play the game in the house like few other people have. and to keep people with her in terms of subcommittee assignments, contracts, things that only a speake

leaked that there was dashcam footage, then people started resigning and getting fired and the mayor rahm emanuel quit being the mayor because there was a cover up. so i just want to make sure that you are aware that we're looking for no cover up. we want transparency, total transparency in this case because eric logan got -- my sympathy and condolences to eric's family. eric logan did not deserve to be treated like this. [ applause ] >> yes. so, a few things i just want to mention. one is -- and i know people don't want to hear this, but i need to tell -- but i do need to tell you something that is truthful, and i am not commenting on this case because we are waiting for the facts on this case. >> i agree. >> but in some cases, it has been recommended that when waiting for an ambulance, it is better to just have a police officer take them in and that there is a better chance of saving their lives. i'm not talking about this case. we will research that and put that out because i know that's important. secondly, about the cameras. and i should also say, look, we have to wait for the prosec

. >> the mayor rahm emanuel quit being the mayor because there is a cover-up. so i just want to make sure you are aware that we are looking for no cover up. we want transparency, full transparency. did not deserve to be treated -- amy: people of color make up 40% of south bend's population and a -- mayor buttigieg acknowledged that efforts to diversify and increase accountability in the south bend police force had failed. he has called for a justice department investigation into the shooting. the police officer was wearing a body camera but it was not turned on. eddie africa, a member of the move 9, was released from a pennsylvania prison friday after spending 40 years behind bars. eddie africa was convicted, along with eight others, in the 1978 killing of police officer james ramp. the nine were arrested following a philadelphia police raid on the house of move, a radical, anti-police-brutality and largely african-american organization. his release follows that of janine phillips africa and janet holloway africa last month. husband and wife mike africa, sr. an

won a landslide victory in the last general election so i mean rahm dave was credited with bringing people out to vote get on the ballot york run the. risk about them make a very generic run. but he wanted them to leave them in the yard or. did on the ground that was. genetic granted will be genetic but he would be all there. but yoga is facing the same political battles in india as in america the supreme court in india is now considering whether yoga is secular and should be taught in schools so i mean dave thinks it should your busy honey get your honey. or your secrecy got my 70 without. your 100 percent secular secular trek to school going to mark but they get. the battle isn't only over the secular nature of yoga it's also about national heritage in response to us copyright claims the indian government has taken steps to create a traditional knowledge database of yoga poses to prevent anyone from trying to own yoga yoga your but you seek out corporate news that. you think above all the negativity that you need that he'll get you said get. your gimmick is out of the process york make i

people applauded, i came to the podium, and the chair of the committee at the time, the caucus was rahmr parents would be so proud of you becoming speaker. and it jolted me and i thought, no, they didn't have any aspiration for me to be speaker. they just wanted meo be holy. and that's where it made them proud. >> she says as devout catholics, her mother would be most proud, she believes, of the way she has ised her family. she thinks having gone from kitchen to congress would have beenkay too. be sure to tune in for the rest of my interview on monday eveng onews 4 at 5:00. >> looking forward to that. >>> look at this live picture. how oftene will w need this umbrella over the next few days? lauryn ricketts is back with the answer in just few. stay with us on "news 4 today" at 7:14. downtown warsaw friday night. the inferno sent flames debris falling hundreds of feet tward the ground. more than 120 firefighters battled through the night, finally contained that blaze sterday morning. that looks like the scene from a movie, you know? >> like diehard. >> yeah. thankfully nobody was inside

. >> former chicago mayor rahm emmanuel will join the boutique investment bank center view partners we'lla chicago office for centerview and advise clients on merger deals and other matters former treasury secretary robert rubin is a centerview adviser. >>> and the 151st running of the belmont stakes takes place this saturday war of will is one of the favorites. he drew the 9th starting position ten horses are in the field. coverage begins on nbc at 4:00 p.m. eastern time on saturday >>> you're up to date. >> hopefully a clean race this time >> i know, right >> i was so confused as to what's going on last time around >> i think you had a lot of company on that one. >> sue, thank you. see you next hour. >>> we have 27 minutes left of trade. here's what's driving the action hope for talks with mexico, of course, as we just said. those ongoing. flexibility from the federal reserve. oil sitting out the rally entering a bear market, down 22% since its april high >> weighing on those stocks as well speaking of driving, uber is outperforming the market the stock rallying more than 4%, trying to

hence you have a mayor like sadiq kahn, hence you have a mayor in chicago like rahm emanuel.hy they wouldn't like him in chicago, new york, l.a. but you go out into the surrounding counties, where trump gets support from. it is much the same as it was in the states. stuart: the president dealt very well with the critics today. he almost laughed at them, you're of no consequence. the right thing to do. very restrained president trump this morning. scott shellady good stuff indeed. >> appreciate it. stuart: let's stay on trade. president trump announced on possible tariffs on goods coming here from mexico. come on in, peter morici, former international trade commission chief. good to have you with us. the president was not dramatic, but almost pounding the table that mexico has to do something about that border, if they don't, those tariffs will be imposed. now what do you say to that? that was a pretty strong stand. >> there is two aspects of this. in the short term, the china thing, tariffs don't mean nearly what the press is saying. with regard to mexico they do. the supply

day hard to bring the legislative session fighting down and sprinkled talking former chicago mayor rahm emanuel's new gig. then highlighting an organization that offers jobs and other support services to other men at high risk for gun violence in chicago. she's dynamic, charismatic, committed. a better match for conversation this morning you could not find. ladies and gentlemen, dorothy gilliam, author of trailblazer, pioneering journalist fight to make the media look more like america in conversation with msb easy radio. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. i feel like i at least can pack up and go home now. amazing. i noticed your reaction when she said my career is because of dorothy gilliam. you had a visceral reaction but i know so many journalists who would say exactly the sam