rahm emanuel: yes.esus garcia: empire state going, which is a similar negative generates 3-4 times amount of property taxes than those of the willis tower. rahm emanuel: on taxes here in the city of chicago, i have talked about in one of ways to avoid a property tax increase is a tif surplus. third, i talked about the casino. also, i talked about a progressive sales tax. because the sales tax we have today failed. it is structured on the economy 30 years ago. the classic example of what i mean. a single mother buys schools place for her child and pays a sales tax. you join a club, you do not pay a sales tax. the reasonable you join a health club, you do not pay a celtic. -- sales tax. i believe those organizations should reflect-- i think it is an honest statement, isn't it? host: let's move onto a different topic of concern. this is a viewer question. you can't soundproof your guard, your park, your neighborhood. soundproofing and noise monitors are just a dog to deal with the only real problem, which

so why are many in chicago considering rahm emanuel right wing? fox business jeff flock is at emanuel headquarters to get the latest for us. some say rahm isn't liberal enough for chicago, jeff? >> reporter: i know, being a republican in chicago is not necessarily a good thing, and that's what some people have said. this is emanuel headquarters. you can see the band is already playing, and we've got the latest numbers with just 1% of the vote, latest numbers i've gotten from the board of election commissioners says emanuel 60%, garcia, the more progressive candidate, 40%. that's very early on. this issue that you raised that's a battle for the soul of the democratic party. the progressive wing represented by garcia and the more establishment wing represented by rahm emanuel. i asked him about this whole concept at a campaign stop yesterday. take a listen. >> have you taken on the unions. you have been accused of being too cozy with business. make the case that you're not the first republican mayor since 1931 in chicago. >> i'm not interested in whe

mayor rahm emanuel, who was, by the way, daley's fundraiser back then. er cook, our chief washington correspondent, who is in chicago for the election. rahm raised eight times more money than garcia. how did this in up in a runoff? peter: it shows you the the satisfaction with rahm emanuel and some of the decisions he has made here have not been popular. he closed nearly 50 schools early on in his first term. he has faced controversy over that. he battled unions, particularly the teachers union here in chicago. there is dissatisfaction with mayor emanuel, and that is playing out in this race. at the same time, he has raised all that money, he has got strong business backing here in chicago. at the end of the day, that will probably pull him through. brendan: peter, have we learned something about the democratic party that you can really annoy the teachers unions and other municipal unions and still win as a democrat? peter: yeah, but it is hard, and you will suffer some bruises along the way. that is what rahm emanuel discovered. he thought he was going t

a kinder gentler rahm emanuel.t the carroll robinson center for learning, it was a festive day. he is good at reading. we are only on the air 30 minutes a day. go ahead john. >> that looks like fun. >> it was fun here. finish up. bring it home. we are always on the air on bloomberg politics.com. coming up next is taking stock. on the radio radio it is bloomberg law. thank you for watching. sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello. this is what i am "taking stock" of on this wednesday, april 8, 2015. guilty on all counts. a jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts in the 2013 boston marathon bombing case. he now faces a possible death sentence. the twin bombings on april 15 killed three people and injured 260. a fourth person was killed during a six-day manhunt. the penalty phase begins next week. the latest fomc meeting minutes from march. they show a divided federal reserve on the issue of a june interest rate increase. those who favored raising interest rates cited recent

chicago mayor rahm emanuel has won reelection in a hard-fought runoff against challenger chuy garcia.manuel defeated garcia with a margin of about 55% to garcia's 44%. emanuel celebrated his victory tuesday night. they aremayor emanuel: i have had the fortune of being elected to congress. being mayor of the city of chicago is the greatest job i've ever had and the greatest job in the world. i am humbled at the opportunity to continue to serve you, the greatest city, with the greatest people, for the next four years. amy: rahm emanuel raised 23 nine dollars for the campaign. more than three times garcia's $6 million. we will have more on this story in the broadcast. can't has become the first aid in the country to ban a common procedure during second trimester abortions. governor sam's brownback signed a law, which bans doctors from using instruments to remove a fetus in pieces. it allows exceptions only to save a woman's life or prevent reversible damage to a major bodily function. the founder of the southwind women's center said the clinic of lane dr. george tiller in wichita, kansas

rahm emanuel is forced into a second round of voting by the county commissioner, jesus garcia. gives emanuel a 28 point lead. >> we worked our way through four budgets without a property tax, cutting the structural deficit in half. chicago is number one in job creation and the number one little league team in america. matt: chicago's finances are a mess. its credit rating is just one step above junk. fedex is expanding in europe. it is agreed to pay $4.8 billion for a struggling dutch delivery company. ups tried to buy the company but regulators blocked a deal. warren buffett is buying into another industrial company. berkshire hathaway agreed to buy $560 million worth of stock in axalta coating systems. berkshire already owns related businesses including benjamin moore paint. we are under 30 minutes away from the start of trading. let's caught -- let's count you down to the open with the top headlines hitting our radar. joining me michael wolf, activate founder. bloomberg's olivia sterns, here with me also. the canadian government is cashing in on general motors. it is selling

rahm emanuel has a substantial lead in most of the polls today.l question is whether people will show up for voting. it is a nasty day outside. a lot of urban voting but real questions on whether or not he has a solid block on reelection. stephanie: what kind of turnout this the election normally have? peter: it depends on the weather. we have 142,000 people already voted. that is a record right now. the big question is whether a lot of african-americans go to the full. there has been some dissatisfaction in the community with rahm emanuel. because it is unclear what are not going to look like -- turnout is going to look like that is one of the questions behind this. stephanie: he has promised to fix the finances. does that chart stick? it seems like the finances are in as desperate a state as they have ever been. peter: there are any desperate place, only detroit is in a worse spot in chicago in terms of major u.s. cities. rahm emanuel argues he has made some choices and will continue to make tough choices to improve the fiscal situation. garcia

-- reelect rahm emanuel. true? jim: he has been seen with a lot of the big business community in chicago. i don't necessarily see that as a problem. olivia: is that a message that resonates in chicago? jim: i think it resonates conceptually, that you are settling up with the fat cats in the city especially at a time when you are closing underutilized schools. it worked for his opponents. brendan: there is another detail i'm hoping you can explain. do you have to either be a daily or work for a daily to run chicago? jim: it seems like it has that feel for it. brendan:j are you keeping a daily watch? jim: we do in chicago. olivia: has he sent any more dead fish to pollsters? has he changed his combative style? jim: he has had choice words for some of his political opponents. the head of the teachers union has had an earful for him. they cannot printed in the "chicago sun-times." olivia: no dead fish. jim: ok, good. brendan: thank you for saying dead fish before i transition to our next segment. which american a

rahm emanuel probably did not think he would still be campaigning at this point. o a runoff. polls showed a very tight race. rahm could actually lose. and there is a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction towards rahm emanuel, particularly among the city's african-american voters and his abrasive personality hasn't helped. things got so bad he had to cut an ad apologizing for being a jerk. >> they say your greatest strength is also your greatest weakness. i am living proof of that. i can rub people the wrong way. or talk when i should listen. i own that. >> here is the thing. rahm emanuel's greatest strength has nothing to do with his personality either way. according to the "chicago sun-times," rahm emanuel raised more than $30 million for his campaign compared to $5.2 million for garcia. more than $18 million comes from an elite group of donors many having received a benefit from city hall. a powerful hedge fund manager was described as rahm's fixer on economic is shes. the campaign has taken a lot of money from republicans some was used in the ad blitz attacking g

rahm emanuel he is rung for a second term. the vote went to a runoff because rahm emanuel couldn't win an outright vote. he is running against garcia. after months of racially charged turmoil in ferguson, missouri, residents willing have a say in city government there, three council seats up for grabs. currently only one of the six city council members is african-american. randall pinkston is here with details. what's at stake here? >> this municipal election could impact ferguson's political leadership. in all of the city's history there's never been more than one african-american on the city council. there are now three ward seats open. in ward one there are four candidates, two are white, two are black. in ward two, one white candidate, one african-american and in the third ward, both candidates are black. there is all right one african-american on the city council in ferguson not running for city council. no matter what happens. the council is guaranteed to get at least one more african-american than there is now. >> we ha

at rahm emanuel one a second term. he says the battle will make you more effective. -- will make him more effective. >> to all the voters i want to thank you for putting me through my paces. i will be a better mayor because of that. matt: the challenge from a fellow democrat was a rarity in chicago politics. rahm emanuel must tackle crime in education problems as well as its $20 billion pension gap. u.s. officials concede that a computer system was hacked by russians but they say no sensitive information was taken. the incident forced the shutdown of the system for several days. the system is used for scheduling and other nonclassified matters. friday is a big day for apple watch enthusiasts. that is one watches will be available for in-store try on's. you still have to make an appointment. josh depaul ski got to take one of the watches for an early where. he will join us with his take. you will want one but you do not need one. you can check out the full article online now. had to bloomberg.com for his review. those a

because future of chicago and the democratic party on the line, rahm emanuel is in danger of the lowing. is he in trouble? >> well, clearly, he didn't win the run off as -- excuse me, he did not win the election out right, he has a run off i would argue that odds of him losing are really pretty low in other cities countries greece for example or new york, progressives were able to win rahm emanuel will win he stayed to the center,. >> garcia is almost like a marxist candidate who wanted to spend, and rahm emanuel tried to fix the budget in chicago. >> he has cut spending made the unions angry pension disaster is more of a disaster. the chicago economy still struggling. what has he didn't that is positive? >> you know, i remember, hearing he wanted to run for the mayor of chicago, i am like, why would anyone want that job right now? we had a billion dollar deficit when he was running for that office. he has cut that deficit. i am not trying to make the case that rahm emanuel is a good mayor but he has been handed a set of cards he could hardly win with he will probably end up winning, th

rahm emanuel fighting for his seat in a race with national implications.ans for chicago. the democratic party and the nation. we're going to deliver that you result as soon as it comes in tonight live on the fox business network, and give you exclusive reaction from the reverend jesse jackson and why he says rahm emanuel may be the president's guy but

. >> chicago mayor rahm emanuel stepped off a challenge in a runoff election to win another term. he won nearly 56% of the vote, topping cook county commissioner jesus garcia. he may have to close a $2 billion budget deficit at city hall as the city deals with pension costs. >> i have had the good fortune to serve two presidents. i've had the fortune are being elected to congress. being mayor of the city of chicago is the greatest job i've ever had and the greatest job in the world. you just saw an election between both a grandson of an immigrant and an immigrant which is my we are the greatest city in america. >> an exit poll showed chicago voters were divided about the issues facing the city. about a quarter said the city's budget was the most important topic. almost the same number said chicago's public schools and education was the top issue and another quarter mentioned crime. we have more now from chicago. >> for both these capped dates voter turnout was essential. that was something both campaigns focused on in the last days and weeks getting out to talk to supporters. the

how close is rahm emanuel to securing his re-election.live report is next. >>> the blue devils are the national champions. >> new reaction from duke's coach k after his team wins their fifth men's basketball crown. a lot of people talking about the freshmen on the team this as the women's finals are tonight. >>> first, there's a lot going on this morning, here are some things we thought you should know. senator john mccain will run for re-election in 2016. in an exclusive interview, he told nbc he is just getting started when it comes to his senate career. he will be 80 years old come election day next year but says he is as vital as ever points out that his mother is 103 and doing well. >>> and britain's prince harry is apparently not into selfies, at least that's what he told a crowd of admire rememberrs in australia. >> seriously, i know you're young. >> prince harry is in australia for a month of training with the army there. >>> and president obama had his hands full during a reading of "where the wild things are" at the easter egg r

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how. >> it is funny to even defend rahm emanuel was a conservative.to one get punished - - punched or kicked. the with the long-term health of chicago would be better but there are national implications that clinton automatically think they will send to the throne letting those implications for hillary on a national level but o'malley will treat garcia to put them in a very this serious fight with the democratic nomination. charles: she keeps a nicias a running. >> but the groundswell of the democratic party that is what the people want it is probably hillary is not a slam-dunk. >> guy would never based politics off of chicago but the truth is. >> data think that reflects the values. >> but to see how jesse jackson got involved in the race before when there actually campaigning. charles: to identify with fox business neil cavuto will be live with the of runoff election results and he has been campaigning for garcia. i will see you tomorrow. lou: good evening. i am a dobbs. president abominating today a stunning admission that the nuclear agreement wit

joining us are rahm emanuel, and jesus garcia.efore we begin, tonight we are doing things differently. we will start by talking mainly about finances with each candidate individually without interruption from the other. that will give the mayor and commissioner an opportunity to clearly answered the questions. then we will engage both on a range of topics. may your, your administration borrow for short-term expenditures. are you doing what got the city into trouble? mayor emanuel: what we are doing today is i have balanced for budgets. we are ending the gimmicks of the rainy day fund. more importantly, we have invested in our children. in addition to that, we have changed a lot of individual things that were inherited. we got here because politicians kicked the can down the road. >> let's talk about the future. you are in the process of borrowing this money. do you plan to borrow money to pay the $550 million due for police and fire pensions? mayor emanuel: we have three pension agreements we have done. a balanced approach that as

thanks in large part to the huge amount of money mind rahm emanuel's bid, $30 million, compared to $5 opponent, the incumbent is widely expected to win tonight. but this has forced rahm to be accountable to constituents raising tough questions to democrats in 2016. what if they hold an election and only one candidate with a huge amount of big money shows up? i'm joined now by senator bernie sanders. what did you endorse garcia? >> well i like him and i was not happy to see a situation where the billionaire class is supporting a candidate and i worry about what this means for our country, whether a candidate representing working people can actually win elections anymore when the billionaires are prepared to spend endless amounts of money. >> here's the problem people will say about chewy garcia. you don't like the establishment and the billionaires. you've got to show you can govern. you've got to show you can get in there day one. i think the same thing happens for presidential elections. if you're going to run for president, run for president. >> that's right. that's why anyone runni

. >>> in chicago rahm emanuel's struggle to win reelection as mayor. we'll have the news for you next. >>> and then, the hot story of the night involves a new book revealing new secrets inside the clinton white house. we'll be joined by the author of the new explosive book. and whether mrs. clinton may now face some tough new questions. not to be judgmental, but from where i'm sitting... it's your gas that's out of order in this court. the pressure. the bloating. get gas-x. it relieves all those symptoms in minutes. that's why it's the #1 gas relief brand. you wouldn't buy a car without taking it for a spin and it's...well...just a car. test-drive our full lineup only at your local john deere dealer. . >>> breaking tonight much the associated press reporting that chicago mayor rahm emanuel has won reelection. the hard-fought race once threatened to unseat the former chief of staff to president obama. >>> 14 years after the clintons left 1600 pennsylvania avenue, washington is again buzzing about what took place behind closed doors in the days following

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rahm emanuel probably did not think he would still be campaigning at this point, but he was forced into run-off. rahm could lose was being noted by reporters, and there is a tremendous amount of dissatisfaction toward rahm emanuel, particularly among the african-american voters and his abrasive personality has not helped. he had to cut an ad, kind of for being a jerk. >> i can rub people the wrong way, or talk when i should listen. i own that. >> but his greatest strength has nothing to do with his personality either way. according to the "chicago sun times" he raised $30 for his came pain. and more than $18 million comes from an elite group of donors. one of them, michael sacks, was described as rahm's fixer on a range of economic issues. and they have also taken a lot of money from republicans, some of which was used in their television and ad blitz attacking garcia. it is fair to assume it has helped him a lot. polls now show him with a big lead. this hex offered a window into the way things work on a national level where a billionaire could just hand you a huge check, a million doll

rahm emanuel horst into a runoff . whoever wins will have a tough job.ances are a mess and the city credit rating is just a hair above junk. he is seeking his second term. in a televised debate he pointed out what he is accomplished in his first. >> we worked our way through four budgets without property tax, and now number one corporate relocations, number one job creation, number one city where families moving in and the number one little league team in america. mark: perseus is a second term. he promised to put the fiscal house in order and now the city than a financial revolver. that is a look at the top stories we are following. scarlet fu is on the markets. a chat with michael murphy of growth with capital. later, broad act it of verizon media with a focus on must see tv. california in the grips of a his store four-year drought and options to battle the issue are dwindling with each passing day. we have been researching what the state may need to do to olivier the plan. can cry thing it didn't be an option. -- may need to do to olivier -- eliminate

rahm emanuel winning his second term. he thanks voters. hispanics voted for garcia, while rahm emanuel one -- won black support. the city has a new governing board helped by 30% turnout. they made the six-member council 50% black. south carolina, white police officer charged with murder. video surfaced showing him shooting an unarmed black man. the officer says he feared for his life because the man had taken his stein gun. -- stunned on. dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted of the boston marathon. will it lead to the death penalty? roni joins me. janel lawrence. -- tom maroney joins me. >> there is a sense of relief here at the courthouse that this phase is over. these guilty verdicts are not a surprise. there is a sense of relief and anticipation that we are on to the next phase. alix: what happens in boston it there is not a death penalty verdict? >> i'm not sure it will make a difference. if you know the city and people there is a split. i would guess that this is is in that jury as to what the punishment should be. there were people saying tha

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rahm emanuel was the president's chief of staff, and then ran for mayor and he won.election race. garcia is a cook county commissioner who really came out of nowhere in this race. he wasn't even expected to run. the chicago teachers union really helped propel him. emmanuel strongly believes in mail for the schools. garcia wants to return the city to an elected school board, which they had for many decades. this debate on how to reform schools is playing out all across the country. big cities and in all 50 states to do you link student achievement to teacher performance. do you support common core? should it be easier to hire and fire teachers? these are battles at the core of education reform in america today. chicago, like many cities, is facing a big problem with its pension costs. it is not rahm emanuel's fault but he is the one having to deal with it, and that means making some really unpopular decisions and asking for more contributions higher retirement age, lower benefits from city workers. garcia has said that he was going to tackle the issue, but he hasn't s

garcia: there's a long history of financial mismanagement related to rahm emanuel. mac was part -- he can make fun of it and say, you know i accused him of bringing us the great recession, but he was a rubber stamp on the board that approved many decisions -- >> moderator: let's talk about the future. garcia: what are we talking about? >> moderator: we were talking about the bond ratings. garcia: you mentioned moody's? you forgot to mention fitch. they also did the most recent downgrading. the pattern here is that he promised four years ago to fix the finances now he seeks to highlight a vote that i took on the illinois budget that dealt with education, with health care, with a -- a $30 billion budge, and he claims that i ushered in the era of pension fund being out of whack. that's crazy. [laughter] you know that's like me blaming him personally for the recession. he's got to -- emanuel: you're right. that's my point. garcia: he said four years ago that he would put the fiscal house in order. chicago's finances are among the worst in the country. emanuel: every bud

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leon: former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is getting four years, winning a second term ashicago's mayor. alison: new insight into the exaggerations that forced brian williams off the air at nbc. still ahead, a medical condition that he suggested may be to blame. leon: an effort to honor maya angelou left people scratching their heads. alison: alison: newly announced presidential candidate rand paul will hold a town hall on the second paul announced his candidacy today in louisville. the only other announced candidate is texas senator ted cruz, and he sent a message to paul on twitter welcoming him him -- walking a hymn to the gop field. a new survey finds fewer americans identify themselves as republican or democrat. the pew research center announced 39% of americans can'tis center -- consider themselves independent. this skews younger. 43% of those under the age of 34 say they are independent. leon: today, a group of students gathered to protest the plan of budget cuts. they will mean less security, larger class sizes, and few were club sports. alison: marion barry's wido

does rahm emanuel have the popularity to tackle the challenges in that city, mike?> reporter: bill, you mentioned that he won the first-ever runoff in the city of chicago. the first-ever chicago mayor forced into runoff. rahm emanuel moves ahead looking $20 billion in unfunded pension liability and revenue stream of $3.5 billion. the violence on the south and west sides continues unabated. he has had showdowns with teachers unions already. more difficulties with unions loom on horizon with the republican governor in springfield picking fights. through the runoff campaign emanuel acknowledged he had problems just being likeable. >> but i understand the challenges we face will require me to approach them differently. and work in a different fashion. the only way to meet these challenges is to bridge the gap between the things that have divided us. >> reporter: pollster frank luntz for those who consider rahm to be presidential timber he will need more popularity with home base here in chicago before he can even think about getting in the ring with national democrats.

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chicago mayor rahm emanuel facing run overagainst challenger jesus garcia. voters in missouri will choose new councilmembers. the first election since police shooting death of michael brown. >>> happy birthday to actor russell crow who is 51 years old today. jackie chan turns 61 and legendary director francis ford coppola is 76. i'm milissa rehberger, thank you for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. ." >>> good tuesday morning. it's 7:30. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. we'll take a life look at fremont where there's some wind out there this morning. also some rain. here's what it looked like outside at&t park a few hours ago. you can see our camera getting a little wet. our meteorologist christina loren is tracking the weather. >> this is probably going to lead to a slower than normal drive to work. the good news is we're actually getting rich moisture across the bay area. overnight, we had quite a bit of lightning firing

he is rahm emanuel before rahm emanuel was rahm emanuel. he has an alter ego called skippy. when he loses his temper, he turns into skippy, they say. with the clintons, he was impatient with the slow pace of the planning, the hiring. one of the interesting things i discovered to my reporting was that there was some thought of being an exploratory phase going around to talk with people in a more public way, maybe even set up an export tory committee. -- an exploratory committee. he thought that would be a waste of time and she needed to announce as president. he prevailed in that regard, but he was also pushing for a january, february launch. but she did not go for that. she wanted to push it back. host: glenn thrush is chief political reporter for politico. what is going to happen today and this week? glenn: to a certain extent, what is interesting about this is eight years ago, this was a big deal. the excitement around this, particularly because this was turning into a two or three person race between hillary and barack obama and john edwards -- there was a lot of attentio

. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel supports the proposal which some hope could close the book on one of the city's darkest chapters. >> to own up and be accountable for this and more importantly have the victims have their own sense of closure. >> the deal which still has to pass the city council vote, offers free college tuition for victims and their families, recounseling and a formal apology issued by the city. one thing city could not take back is burge's $3,000 monthly pension. he still collects it, after being released from prison last year. >> even after that conviction he was able to keep his pension. we have no recourse. >> it is something cannon would like to fight and although no reparation would begin to repair the pain of his life, it is a start. >> it is a partial victory and it sends a message throw the unitedthroughoutthe united states that at some point in time you can bear enough pressure on government without a physical riot or something of this nature here, and make change. >> ash-har quraishi, al jazeera chicago. >> a federal judge said today general motors general

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joining us are rahm emanuel, and jesus garcia. garcia.efore we begin, tonight we are doing things differently. we will start by talking mainly about finances with each candidate individually without interruption from the other. that will give the mayor and commissioner an opportunity to clearly answered the questions. then we will engage both on a range of topics. may your, your administration borrow for short-term expenditures. are you doing what got the city into trouble? mayor emanuel: what we are doing today is i have balanced for budgets. we are ending the gimmicks of the rainy day fund. more importantly, we have invested in our children. in addition to that, we have changed a lot of individual things that were inherited. we got here because politicians kicked the can down the road. >> let's talk about the future. you are in the process of borrowing this money. do you plan to borrow money to pay the $550 million due for police and fire pensions? mayor emanuel: we have three pension agreements we have done. a balanced approach that as

. >> that is chicago mayor rahm emanuel after winning a second term after an up expectedly tough campaign. he has faced several opposition from several unions and criticism over high school brash style. in the end, he brought in 55% of the vote p. >>> 4:31 our time. and a few sprinkles to deal with out there this morning. >> let's check in with chuck bell to find out if we'll have rain all day. chuck, good morning. >> won't be an all day rain event, but it will be an all day clouds and moisture kind of a thing. most of the rain has really stacked up here in the front part of the day between now and 9:00 this morning. that doesn't mean we'll have much improvement this morning. this little area of moderate rain this is the soggy wednesday morning commute that we'll be facing. already some briefly moderate rain out here new bluemont moving into far western loudoun county that is headed toward leesburg in the next 30 minutes or so. and light rain down across culpeper warrenton, headed to the i-95 corridor. temperatures are stuck in the upper 40s to low 50s and cool wedge of air means that is

. >>> developing right now, rahm emanuel has won a second term as chicago's mayor in a runoff. emanuel beat jees wous garcia with 50% of the vote. >>> there is confirmation tonight that russia did hack into the white house. reportedly for a look at the president's private schedule. nbc news reported on the incident back in october. but at the time investigators were not sure who was behind the hacking. now they know russian hackers are to blame. the white house says it is taking action to mitigate the threat of more information being released. >>> new details tonight in the family tragedy that has rocked a small community on the eastern shore. we've learned that the power company removed an illegal meter from rodney todd's home in princess anne maryland a little more than a week and his seven children were found dead inside the home. power was not turned off due to a lack of payment. todd's sister says her brother was just doing what he could to provide for his family. >> people might not understand why he made the decision to put a generator on the inside but when you got kids

rahm emanuel who holds the job failed to win an outright majority the first time around and faces a challenge from cook county commissioner jesus garcia one of the main campaign issues is the extensive use of red light cameras. his promise to get rid of the controversial cameras if elected. >>> turning to california where they're getting much-needed rain thanks to a second storm this week. up to 2 inches of rain could fall. it moves from northern california into the l.a. area also getting 6 inches of mountain snow even more in the higher elevations but it's just a drop in the buck. not enough to ease the drought or lift those historic new water restrictions of course drought been going on for four years. >>> days after becoming the world's oldest person. gertrude weaver has died in arkansas at the age of 116. her advice for a long taif she says use a lot of moisturizer, treat everyone nice love your neighbor and eat your own cooking. don't eat at fast food places. she is sur vied by her 94-year-old son, 115-year-old lady from michigan who now takes the title of world's oldest person. >> 94-ye

can rahm emanuel hang on to his seat?ou're the top stories we are watching after the closing bell. ims is urging governments to adopt policies that will boost economic demand. the ims says without the steps the world economy's growth potential was not return to pre-financial crisis levels. the idea of an expanded military role for japan is more popular in the u.s. than is in japan. reason percent of american respondents say japan should take a more active military role in regional affairs. versus 23% of japanese. the survey was announced between ashton carter and his japanese counterpart. john mccain will run for a sixth term. he will be 80 years old by the time of election day. critics who say he is too old, he says they are wrong. >> i say watch me. take a look at my 18 hour days. take a look at my legislative accomplishments. i'm just getting started. alix: he has more than $3.5 million in cash for the next campaign. staying in politics, rand paul takes aim at what he is calling the washington machine. he threw his hat

. >>> now another term in office for chicago mayor rahm emanuel after failing to achieve a majority against four other candidates in february's election, he faced a showdown in the first runoff election for mayor. the former white house chief of staff won that race with about 55% of all votes. >>> and voters in ferguson missouri elected two african-american candidates to city council. until yesterday, five of the six council members were white. this is the first election since michael brown and african-american teenager shot and killed by a white police officer last august put ferguson at the center of a national conversation about race and policing. >>> and philadelphia's urging those to avoid the convention center during next year's democratic national convention. they sent a letter to each democratic committee asking them not to plan any events at the convention up center because of what he called unfair practices. they plan to send the letter to other national and state officials. the letter said in part the democratic party and the carpenters union have been allies for decades in the s

in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel keeps his job. he won the city's first ever runoff election for mayor, beating out challenger and cook county commissioner jesus garcia. in ferguson, missouri voters have elected two african american candidates to the city council. ferguson is two-thirds african american. and until last night, only one city council member was black. now three of the six city council seats will be held by african americans. this was the city's first election since michael brown was fatally shot by a white police officer. >>> and in springfield, missouri voters have repealed an ordinance that banned discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. the city council had passed the ordinance last october. >>> the republican side of the 2016 race is heating up. yesterday, kentucky senator rand paul announced his entry into the gop primary race at a hotel in downtown louisville. paul is hoping to appeal to a larger swath of voters with his anti-washington message. last year he bolstered his bipartisan credibi

. >>> meantime rahm emanuel squeaked out a victory barely winning his sex term. the former white house chief of staff won with only 56% of the vote. critics say his abrasive management style rubs voters the wrong way. >>> equipment failure at a maryland substation blamed for widespread power outage the white house included. the capitol, state department going dark before back yum generators kicked in. some museums lost power spilling tourists on to the national mall. oprah winfrey spoke at a ceremony honoring maya angelou. >> forever, forever. [ applause ] >> no doubt about it. >> we've lost power. >> no doubt about it. >> turn the lights out on oprah. she only paused briefly before continuing her speech. in the dark yeah, can't stop oprah. officials say there are no indications that the outages were the result of a cyberattack or sabotage. >> well still ahead, several road trips getting much cheaper. >>> also deadly crash. a plane goes down with a group leaving the ncaa championship game and a college coach was on board. >>> catch of the day. hear from the photo