i want to talk about -- i got to talk about rahm emanuel first. we're sitting here, less than 24 hours as we sit here after the first round, it turns out a first round of the primary for mayor in chicago in which your old friend, your old running buddy rahm emanuel did not clear the 50% threshold. >> right. >> and so it has to go to a runoff. we have seen in texas and elsewhere times when the person who was presumed to win got just below 50, but then when the runoff came it was the opposite result. so why should we feel good about rahm winning in the next round? >> well, first of all, you know, the presumption wasn't necessarily that he was going to skate by here. it was always going to be close. it was a multi-candidate field. >> right. >> five candidates. one of them spent a couple million dollars of his own money. >> yeah. >> another was supported by some unions in chicago, so it was a competitive situation. and each of them had a claim on some constituencies. >> he was favorite, though, you acknowledge. >> yes, absolutely. >> as the incumbent.

. >> i rahm emanuel. >> the mayhem erupted just days after rahm emanuel's emanuel's inaugural speech. >> when young men and women turn to life of crime, we as a city must and can do better. when prison is a place we send young boys to become men we as a city can do better. >> the elected leadership starting with the mayor who should be doing better. >> we can't sit idly by as elected officials and allow this to happen. the blood is on our hands. the blood of innocent children the blood of grandmothers. the blood of innocent bystanders, the trauma that's associated with this gun violence is on the hands of elected officials who are not willing to stand up and have the courage to lead. >> today we are here to shine a light on the terrible gun violence of chicago. >> the governor announced a seven point plan. >> parenting workshops, strict enforcement of curfew. three an expansion of drug courts. >> controversial center piece, charge shooters with domestic terrorism. >> why would you think that would work? >> we are in a state of emergency in certain communities of chicago. we have to co

after he read it, he passed it on to the white house chief of staff rahm emanuel.l reportedly read it all in one weekend and he decided to show the book to the president. but when he brought the book to the president, turns out the president was already reading it. so rahm emanuel instead gave his copy to david axelrod, senior adviser to the president. after the president finished his copy of the book, he gave his copy to vice president joe biden to read. and that basically is an accidental book club. when word got out that they were reading this one book, good luck finding yourself a copy of that book, especially in a d.c. book shop. from the wall street journal at the time, quote, in washington, books are flying off the shelves. none of the major bookstores near the white house have the recently leased paper back edition of the book in stock. one major shop in georgetown said it had copies, but none for sale. all the remaining copies were being held for buyers. people had phoned in to the barnes & noble in georgetown and given their credit card number to put a ho

you've been pretty kind to rahm emanuel, relatively. will be mayor for life? what is, is he going to do, is there a next step for rahm after chicago? >> i honestly, i mean i'm not privy to his, all his thinking on this. i don't see him being there for life no. i don't see that at all. i'm not sure he will ever run for an office again. i think he is very focused on these problems that kristen's mentioned. i will say on those problems, we do have to deal with this debt issue. but if anybody believes that all we need to do is deal with these debt issues and all our other problems will be solved, that is a terrible mistake. if we try to solve them at the expense of education human service, given the dismal record of this state, and some of the other things that make for successful state and a liveable state, we're going to solve one problem and we're going to create another problem that is massive and we'll live to regret. let's not get so obsessed with debt and forget who we are and what our other obligations are. [applause] >> i think i think our debt crisis is t

. >> i rahm emanuel. >> erupted days after rahm emanuel used his second inauguration speech. >> we as a city must and can do better. when young men and women turn lives of crime for hope, we as a city must and can do better. when prison is a place we send young boys to become men we as a city must and can do better. >> today we are here to shine a light on the terrible darkness of gun violence in chicago. >> last week, cook coined commissioner richard boyken introduced a new initiative. >> expansion of drug courts and other -- >> the controversial center piece, charge shooters with domestic terrorism. but legal experts say bringing domestic terrorism charge against shooting suspects is unproductive. >> last july we met up with tanya birch. since 2009 she has been searching for the shooter of her 15-year-old son dionte smith. >> i was told from the time i go out and pass out my flier i was told at least 150 to 200 people. >> and no one came forward with information? >> not a one no one came forward. >> tanya told us not much has changed. witnesses refused to come forward. the case rema

that's why mayor rahm emanuel is here. the hope is that more people will be involved in trying to stop the violence here in chicago but with the number of killings that we have already had, are that appears to be a unreachable battle. >>> magnitude 6.1 struck near the tourist destination on friday. at least 11 people decide, eight are still missing. thousands of people living near a volcano have been evacuated to highest level on wednesday. the volume volcano became skiff after years of it being dor man presidential demonstration against pierre nkurunziza. more than be 30 people have been killed by security forces since the protests started last month. the president would like the group to have no objection. main starveg is to prevent reoffending through paid work. s wayne hawaii has a look. >> the main purpose is to ensure they're not coming back. it's not about scared straight. >> we know that jobs are the best passport out of harntd ship is it's about reintegration officers drawn mostly from the local community. night t

that's why mayor rahm emanuel is here more people will be involved to try to stop the violence in chicago. that appears to be an uphill battle. >> saturday marks the sphunlt sphunt anniversary71stanniversary of the normandy invasion. virginia lopez went to meet the family in the tiny coastal town of chirone in venezuela. >> it's hard to imagine that this unassuming balding man was a double agent named garbo. he retired in the small coastal town in venezuela with no one not even his children knowing his secret seems to be in character. that his life was built on such a momentous lie doesn't. >> he was the best dad in the world, he was incredibly transparent. in our house not only were lies banned you couldn't call anyone a liar. >> eventually he became one of their agents, based in lisbon instead of london as he had the nazi army believe he filed a series of bogus transmissions. for american writer bill hamilton who retired in chirone and has since been researching garbo's life this was his genius. >> i think of him as a romantic, a dreamer you think of 27 different personalities he invent

the mayhem erupted after rahm emanuel used the topic in his you inaugural speech. it should be the mayor doing better. >> the blood of all this trauma that's associated by this gun violence is on the hands of the elected officials who aren't willing to stand up and have the courage to lead. >> coming up. the governor's trorvel plan to governor's controversial plan to combat did violence and a woman who lost her son to the violence. >> barbara byrd bennett $22 billion between the are district and her company. >>> why senator lindsay graham believes he should be the commander in chief. >>> plus murder charges against kerryceo of a factory in bangladesh. bangladesh. >> a factory owner in bangladesh and 42 others face charges of murder. stefanie dekker has a report. >> reporter: those who earned here earned -- who worked here earned close to nothing. 1137 people died when this factory collapsed. it was bangladesh's worst industrial disaster ever. and it opened the world's eyes to the appalling standards of the garment industry here. garment industry here. the lead inve

. >> in his inauguration speech in may, rahm emanuel called on the city for change. >> we as a city must and can do better. when prison is a place we send young boys to, in order to become men we as a city can and plus do better. >> typically a spike in the gun fire during summer months especially over july 4th weekend. as of june 7th about a thousand people have been shot on the streets of chicago. when you break that down it works out to be about one shooting every three and a half hours. police say the flow of illegal guns is a far bigger problem here in chicago than it is in los angeles or new york. in new york city there were 510 shootings through end of may. chicago's tally for the same time period is nearly double that even though the city is about a third the size. >> we can't sit idly by as elected officials and allow this to happen. the blood is on our hands. the blood of innocent children. the blood of grandmothers. the blood of innocent bystanders. the blood of trauma that's associated with this gun violence on the hands of elected officials who aren't willing to stand up and

chicago mayor rahm emanuel promising the fans quote, world class celebration in the windy city.or said this year's victory is even sweeter because the blackhawks won it at home in front of fans for the first time since 1938 john. >> i'm sure they are happy. >>> and then three little shelters three piggy shelters for the pigs we show you about yesterday. loose after a semi-truck overturned. while someone in dayton ohio with a sense of humor, in your homes like the three little pigs fairytale fairytale, left them at the site of the accident. no big bad wolf. >> hoping they'll run all the way home. never did find them all. >> nice to join you today. >> busy day. lots going on. >> we'll continue to watch it and thank you for joining us. real story with gretchen starts now. >>> kicking off with a fox news alert. texas at the center of a storm again. i'm gretchen carlsson. this is the real story today. planning the lone star state making landfall in the last hour. so the storm packing 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts, lots of heavy rain. the last thing you need is more rain. it's been raini

what would mayor rahm emanuel do about rising black on black crime in chicago, including dramatically higher murder rates? the best he could offer is a call for tougher gun control laws, that would of course have to be obeyed by the law-abiding citizens who are in no way, shape, or form the problem. and in baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake called in the justice department, she asked for a civil rights investigation of her own police force which she's been in charge of for five years. how about instead an investigation into the corruption and the ineptitude of the democratic organizations and leaders who have been running the country's biggest cities with the highest crime rates for decades? all of america can do better and a lot better but not with the leaders that we have tolerated for far too long in those cities and in the nation's capitol. now our quotation of the evening if we may, as we try to contend with the failures of leadership not only in washington but so many of the country's cities, this from a leader revered not only for his victories but the quality of his lead

we didn't get to see everyone who came through, but i did see congressman john lewis, rahm emanuel was here, senator kasey came from pennsylvania as well. more of the dignitaries here tomorrow for the funeral itself including president and mrs. obama. they'll fly in at about 10:00 tomorrow morning and a funeral. an emotional few days here in delaware. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. and as he just mentioned, president obama's going to deliver the eulogy during funeral services tomorrow. expect ongoing traffic issues if you'll be traveling through wilmington. take a look at major roads surrounding st. anthony of padua church. there are also several streets where parking is banned. you can watch the funeral services live on the web tomorrow from the nbc 10 news app. it's a free download for your smartphone and tablet. >>> check out what's going on behind us. it's actually sunny out and kind of blue. the sky. amazing. >> it's been so long since we've seen that. it's practically the first time we've been out of that gray and gloom all week long. just in time for the weekend appropr

earlier this month, chicago mayor rahm emanuel says the cash-strapped city was preparing to borrow upion dollars. joining me steve malanga, good to see you as always. we're in trouble, too. sounds like some places in the united states are in trouble. >> we are in trouble for a variety of reasons, and these are problems building for years, and what's been happening is politicians have been kicking the can down the road and we're getting to the point where our own boblts are saying we're not going to accept this anymore. we have places that have big problems. trish: chicago, obviously. >> really big problems. school system is insolvent and been that way for a couple of years. the reason they haven't had a cash crunch is because the legislature has been making them not pay their pension cost, but you can't go on doing this forever, and so essentially they're at the point where they're going to run out of money because the legislature is saying you got to start paying off this debt because you can't just promise people pensions and not have money to pay them. trish: and not actually do it

everyone particularly the elderly to drink enough water but many muslims observing the annual rahm emanuel fast fore going food and water from sun up to sun down. >> they statement says catchy is not part of his man mandate. no part of the country's exempt. >> the frustration on the streets, people in one karachi neighborhood angry at yet another power cut. al jazeera. >> let's talk about the weather. any chance of this heat breaking? >> i wouldn't say breaking, but we will see temperatures closer to where they should be at this time with a built more cloud around. you can see on the satellite a massive cloud across the northwest of india pushing up into that southeastern corner of pakistan. we are seeing pretty heavy rainfall out of this cloud actually, throwing down bucket loads of rain over mumbai for example, we saw a further 142 millimeters of rain in only 24 hours. that's on top of what was a meter of rain in the last 10 days or so. the wetter weather now making its way further north heading up towards pakistan, and we saw 188 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. we'll see the main circu

the one thing i keep leaning on is one time rahm emanuel said the worst thing you can do is waste the kreuziger i think the lens of the world was placed on west baltimore a couple weeks ago and there's been a lot of attention, a lot of focus and it's important we kind of leaned on our federal, state and local folks to try to in the summer these decade old issues. at the end of the day the thing that we're talking about were not created overnight, but we have to ensure that we are putting the right things in place to try to eradicate, try to change the trajectory. my hat is off to this community because at the end of the day they continued to fight. they don't allow anything to go unanswered. they try to everyone accountable to deliver services. and they're the type of community that we need throughout the city of baltimore. in this area, too, we know that the statistics are significantly damning especially some of the disparities about health and about employment and around all the critical things of having a healthy community. but i think there's also a lot of -- a lot of positive we

he will hold a town hall and meet with rahm emanuel. manifesting trying to get u.s.ate on their platform. >> we'll see what's on his endthe next few days. when we come back a lot of talk about apple music. developers are front and center at wwdc. we're going to talk to one company developing games for apple, highly anticipated with about the new "star wars" film. . that's where at&t can help. we monitor network traffic worldwide, so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> apple's big developers conference countdown. what the experts really expect announced today. any surprisers plus what the traders want to hear. one of wall street's biggest bulls says stocks are not your best bet right now. how does that work or where he thinks you should be investing instead. plus the shale scheme. a new book out today taking a harsh stand against the shale boom. the analysts behind it on our show to make the case. that and much more s

rahm emanuel, the mayor, saying i do not like this title.honestly we just need to see what's going to happen with this thing. this thing so far has been described as everything from a musical comedy, which it could be. it's going to have a fair amount of music apparently to a hard hitting kind of portrait of gang violence. we do not know yet, and all i can hope as a critic is that it's got one-tenth of the juice and purpose of something like "do the right thing," which has been a long time since spike lee has made a film of that impact. >> and i think that that helped change things. so maybe this movie if it's not a musical -- i'm just trying to imagine in my mind what a musical called "chiraq" would be like and i can't wrap my mind around it at this point but maybe the movie will help if it deals seriously with violence in our major cities. >> right, right. we don't know. we don't know yet how -- you know what the seriousness, the purpose of this film is. we only knew a few facts. we know nick cannon plays a rapper named "chiraq." we know j

on the newshour online, chicago mayor rahm emanuel famously works out seven days a week. churchill famously napped every afternoon. what's their secret for juggling intense jobs with personal time? we talked to time-management experts for tips on being more efficient at work. it's part one in our series on the elusive work/life balance, and you can find that on our home page, that's at pbs.org/newshour. tune in later this evening on charlie rose: more on greece at a turning point-- what does it mean for europe and the world? and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll sit down with james taylor on his latest hit album, his first with all new songs in more than a decade. i'm judy woodruff, join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions

going to try to explain this came out of one of our meetings' i love the rahm emanuel's comment. you don't want to miss a crisis. we have opportunities now that we did not have before. let's take advantage and make sure we listen to the community and that made the right priorities. and then we need to have the metrics to be able to evaluate whether we have done things right. you have to have some way to judge. how many of our children are actively engaged in constructive activities afterschool? that's a good metric to figure out. take a look at the student body and see whether they are in enrichment programs athletic programs helping the community safe environment to do there work that is something we can try to figure out. do we have the diversity in business establishments the community needs? you like to have a cleaner pharmacists, food store, fresh produce. that's what you want to have in the community. when it's all said and done have wake up as those goals? >> frankly the schools are always a challenge, a challenge, but it has to be our highest priority. you're going to hav

the mayhem erupted just days after rahm emanuel used his second inauguration speech to shine a spotlight on young men and women lost to violence. >> weapon as a city must and can do better. when young men and women turn lives of crime for hope weapon as a city must and can do better. when prison is a place we send young boys to become men we as a city must and can do better. >> cook county commissioner richard boykin said it's chicago's elected leadership starting with the mayor who should be doing better. >> we can't sit idly by as elected officials and allow this to happen. the blood is on our hands. the blood of issue sent children the blood of grand mothers, the blood of innocent by standers, the blood of all the trauma that's associated with this, gun violence, is on the hands of elected officials who aren't willing to stand up and have the courage to lead. >> today we are here to shine a light on the terrible darkness of gun violence in chicago. >> last week, commissioner boykin introduced a seven-point plan to and the violence. >> first parenting workshops secondly, strict enforce

the violence erupted after rahm emanuel used his second nomination speech to highlight children shot to violence. >> when prison is a place we send young boys to become men we as a city must do better. >> some say it starts with the mayor. >> the blood of all the trauma that's associated with this gun violence is on the hands ever elected officials who aren't willing to stand up and have the courage to lead. >> coming up tonight we'll hear about the commissioner's controversial plan to cackle the problem and hear from a mother who lost her son to gun violence. al jazeera chicago. >> european authorities have rescued another 5,000 people from overcrowded boats in the mediterranean. most of the migrants are from libya. the italian coast guard also recovered 17 bodies during the rescue operation. the e.u. has been debating a controversial quota system to handle the influx of migrants. last week, it asked member states to take in 40,000 asylum seekers who arrived in italy and greece. >> southeast asia is dealing with its own migrant crisis. thousands fled to indonesia malaysia around tha

the one thing i keep leaning on his one-time rahm emanuel said the worst thing you can do is wake in crisis. i think the lens of the world was placed on baltimore a couple of weeks ago and there has been a lot of attention, a lot of focus, and it is important that we kind of lean on our state and federal folks to try and and -- end some of these decade-old issues. at the end of the day, these issues with created overnight but we have to make sure that we are putting the right plans in place to try and eradicate and change the directory -- trajectory. my hat off to this community because they continue to fight. they don't allow anything to go unanswered. they try to hold everyone accountable to deliver services and they are the type of community we need throughout the city of baltimore. in this area, too, we know that the statistics are significantly damning, especially some of the severities around health and employment and all the critical things of having a healthy community. but i think there is also a lot of positive that we can try to build off of, like the metro. not many commu

>> that is rahm emanuel never let it go to waste but let's talk about tax and regulatory policies thatibusiness, that are causing a lot of businesses to close and a go away let's look at our education system and the process there where we don't see the training for skill workers anymore basically what you see happening in urban centers and schools essentially is teaching kids how to take a test not creating a productive citizen here in the united states of america. so i think that the unions have a lot of culpability in what we've seen happen in the loss of production manufacturing. certain industries here in the united states of america. >> all allen west very good seeing you again. i want to bring this to your attention mainstream media not taking away from coverage but formed to a approach to any crisis and one crisis they have to throw money at him. like warren poverty trillions later all of these years later no real measurable improvement. poverty yet we need to spend more money. a good example yesterday if we spent more we could have avoided this. now that doesn't work and on the

that's what chicago mayor rahm emanuel is promiseing in the next few days. the team won the top prize in professional hockey at wrigley field. this marks their third stanley cup win in six years. >>> game six of the nba finals is tonight. if golden state wins tonight it would earn its first nba title since 1975. if the cavs win, the teams will play deciding game seven in oakland, california, on friday night. >>> and it is a make or break match for the united states. the women's world cup in canada today. the americans are seeking to win group d against nigeria and vancouver. the national team now leads the way at the top of the group but if the team loses, it would open the door for australia or sweden to leap frog the favorites. so thomas seems like you're making some sports news of your own. at least when it comes to the first pitch very righty. can't wait to see it. >> i can't wait to show you. it was a fantastic night. i'm happy to say that i did a good job. you will be proud of me. >> pictures look great. >> we will have it for everybody. >>> listen to

i love rahm emanuel's comment. you don't want to miss a crisis.u don't want to miss an opportunity. we have opportunities now we didn't have before. let's take advantage of those opportunities. let's make sure we listen to the community and have made the right priorities as you point out. then we need to have the metrics to evaluate whether we have done things right. you can't just -- we have to have some way to judge. one way we judge is how many of our children are actively engaged in constructive activities after school? that's a good metric to figure out. let's look at the student body. see where they are after school hours. see whether they are in enrichment programs, athletic programs, helping the community, safe environment to do their work. that's something we can try to figure out. other metrics, of course, do we have the diversity in our business establishments that a community needs? you like to have a cleaner. you like to have a pharmacist. you like to have a food store. you like to have fresh produce. >> none of them. >> that's what y

boost from out china to 50% from 4% he visits midwest for a tendon hall meeting with chicago mayer rahm emanueling the case the op-ed in journalism. sandra: great a growth opportunity saying what it could mean for american businesses from new york today going to hit chicago, 300 business owners, including american express chief, look. this guy is he is a brilliant man he is a brilliant businessman people will listen to what he has to say. >> good except one thing if iru.s. business somebody selling counterfeit goods of your product on web site in china, that is at a real issue here the fact is that they have -- that was one of the issues you know initially with the public offering they are trying to police it they are trying to do whatever they can, unfortunately there is a tremendous amount of counterfeit goods get sold over the alibaba sights. maria: great point also when you look at the transactions between u.s. and china if you are american business want to go get access to chinese people you can't own more than 50 -- you have to own 49% of that business only do a joint venture so really no

. >> former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel.eople distracted from what is really going on. the deaths of the nine people in charleston were horrific. let's talk about the deaths of all the young black men in chicago which, if you look at the comparison to the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan you've had more than in the combat zones. when you look at what is happening with the failures of the black family and the decimation in the 50 years since the great society of lyndon johnson, we've gone from 77% down to 25%. that's what we should be talking about not about a piece of cloth. >> sure. and to keep in mind the flag had nothing to do with the murders. some pictures on line he was composing with a confederate flag. something to do with him. >> yeah absolutely right. the young man that committed that heinous act, the demonic act that he did, he's a racist sociopath. there's no argument about that. but that has nothing to do with that confederate flag. i think the governor nikki haley listened to the people of south carolina and m

chicago mayor rahm emanuel said the updated wheel will keep the attraction open throughout the year. up to ten passengers. >>> check it out. most people prefer to keep a nice safe distance from sharks. then there are others. like these scuba divers that got up close and personal with a curious tiger shark. they were swimming off jupiter, florida, when one of the sharks tried to take a bite out of an underwater camera. wow. nice. >> close for comfort. >> nice. >>> an australian fisherman caught a massive 7,000 pound shark off the coast of victoria. 20 foot long shark was picked up. museum scientists have collected samples to look into the life history of the animal. the head and fins of the shark were taken to the human to build a full scale exhibition model. >> so i have a guess. i did a little research in the break. as for the top state, i'm going to go out on a limb and say i think it's minnesota. it's not been a top state in the past for the business that we've looked at, but it's the start of the mississippi river. >> long journey starts here. >> float your boat. >> the red and b

the mayor of chicago rahm emanuel has said we don't have the dough.ng account, if we max out our credit card and use cash set aside for other project it sounds on my last wife, we will not cover the pensions and payroll as well. the governor of illinois, the republican has offered to advance chicago money to make this payment from funds that it would get later in the year but the mayor said essentially that would take next year's money to pay this year's bill. he wants the state to come up with the funds but as you know illinois is in worse fiscal shape than any other state over $100 billion in debt so there's no money there either. at some point you run out of road on this. in greece they are running out of road ends in chicago may be too. >> incredible when you consider the public school system will borrow $1 billion and kick the can to the taxpayers. i wish we could keep this discussion going but we have breaking news. this is coming out of iran. so-called major powers and iran have agreed to extend the nuclear talks until july 7th. negotiations ov

you've been pretty kind to rahm emanuel, relatively. will be mayor for life? what is, is he going to do, is there a next step for rahm after chicago? >> i honestly, i mean i'm not privy to his, all his thinking on this. i don't see him being there for life no. i don't see that at all. i'm not sure he will ever run for an office again. i think he is very focused on these problems that kristen's mentioned. i will say on those problems, we do have to deal with this debt issue. but if anybody believes that all we need to do is deal with these debt issues and all our other problems will be solved, that is a terrible mistake. if we try to solve them at the expense of education human service, given the dismal record of this state, and some of the other things that make for successful state and a liveable state, we're going to solve one problem and we're going to create another problem that is massive and we'll live to regret. let's not get so obsessed with debt and forget who we are and what our other obligations are. [applause] >> i think i think our debt crisis is t