i might help rahm emanuel does send in the feds. will make trump look like the bad guy and rahm can say this is too much and i'm going to protect you from trump and his crazy federal law enforcement city. it's a very segregated city. it's all about narcotics. i was the only white guy in south side. they said am i safe here? they said of course you're safe. white people are our best customers. people come in from all over and go to the south side and buy drugs. if white people were shooting black people in chicago, it would be a national story. when black on black crime happens, it's a local story. if rahm had in a heart, he would send in a massive amount of police and ask for a ton of money so kids have something to do after school and start flipping snitches so they get people on the streets to, you know, talk about the people that are selling from out of town. but i don't think he wants to do it. he wants to keep things happy. >> and hart needs to get involved. this is the chicago murder rate year to date. january through april, 2

. - of course, that's a city run by a democratic mayor, one rahm emanuel. you put that on him, or on the federal administration, whoever administration it is? - yeah, well we've seen with the police that the uprising in ferguson started under president obama being president, - indeed. - which doesn't-- - well, in fact so much of what black lives matter has come into existence to respond to what happened during the obama years. - yeah, but we know that obama didn't make the 18,000 police departments, that the legacy of racism that is in the police departments was long before president obama and long before rahm emanuel, which is not an excuse for either of them but it is real. he said he wants to build a wall, there are so many things. we think about even undoing the affordable care act as the first step of it happened at the 11th hour not too long ago. that would disproportionately impact people of color, women, and marginalize people in ways just that are unheard of. i think he's pressing forward really aggressively, so i'm worried about that. again, i'm h

the age and experience issues, you remember jimmy carter's georgia mafia with rahm emanuel and -- ratherhat was, of course, clinton's rahm emanuel and george stephanopoulos, 31 and 32, clinton had mack mclarty quite young, and he is basically the chief of staff in the white house, and he knew clinton since kindergarten but no special experience in managing national office, he was an auto leasing guy and the georgia mafia carter had was jody powell, hamilton jordan, they had more power than any secretaries of state and nixon had his berlin wall of john ehrlichman and h.r. haldeman that were blocking him, these people were not new in history. whoever elected benjamin franklin to anything, and we know alexander hamilton's contributions came without formal titles. henry kissinger, most of what he did like it or not were not as a formal titled way. he had sweeping powers, but he was a security adviser and he was only the secretary of state -- >> can i sum it up? >> at the end. >> please. >> can i sum it up? >> yeah. >> blood is thicker than water. blood is thicker than water. you met with the

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with chicago mayor rahm emanuelosal to help high school students prepare for their future. >>> plus we'll take you to iceland where lawmakers are taking historic steps to close the gender gap and we're joined in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" per this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> well, new this morning a man is hospitalized after he is shot in the neck in philadelphia's logan section, we will tell but the surprising thing that the victim to just next. >>> surveillance cameras captured moment man appears to grab a babe i in a center city restaurant. reason man noise stranger to the business and what police are calling for the couple to do this morning. >>> getting ready for draft, crews have begun preparations in the parkway we will let you know what impact that will have if you travel near the art museum. >>> today is wednesday, april 5th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. it was hard to see overnight n

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with chicago mayor rahm emanuelal to help high school students prepare for their future. >>> plus we'll take you to iceland where lawmakers are taking historic steps to close the gender gape and we're joined in the studio by rashida jones. that's the "cbs morning news" per this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> all right. a live look at i-80 in berkeley. let's get the party started as everyone is starting to head -- everyone is starting to head to work this morning. good morning, it is april 5, it's a wednesday morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is 4:30. does it seem like there were a lot of vehicles out there? >> for this time? more vehicles on the road earlier in the morning. >> maybe because it's still spring break for some. i'm all confused. it's all staggered. >> my friend a teacher is next week, a friend's kids the week after. >> i like it closer to easter. my son was here a mont

who is their rahm emanuel who led that charge in 2006. i don't know that they have a person like that. again, the party has been decimated, you know, so that's a big challenge. >> i think another interesting thing that's sort of got lost in the focus on this georgia race is the democrats came out of the presidential election saying we have to figure out a way to compete in these more rural areas. and now they're very focused on suburban areas. so they haven't -- they haven't got their act together yet in terms of their strategy on what they want andy need to do. >> questions for oversight, who's actually keeping an eye on this administration. and congress will have to keep an eye on that chair. it was a dominant one this week with foreign policy. and president trump's world vule came to the floor. the u.s. launched missile strikes in syria, bombed isis targets in afghanistan and the president turned to china for support in curbing north korea's nuclear mission. are we looking at something that's has been a flexible foreign policy? kelly:

and this looks to me like a little bit like that 2006 strategy where they took back the house by rahm emanuelthe house picking candidates who were more appropriate to the swing districts. >> how appropriate our those candidates to the national party what they might do. there was nothing vaguely right about his presidency. if the local voters say this guy is a reasonable guy. he seems fair and if the republicans are not enthusiastic we could see them turning up particularly there. in some respects was a progressive libertarian. there is a sense in which i think the culture is in some sense moving leftward. on issues like women and race relations and so forth. they have got to get some momentum back and start focusing on those counties and address the phenomenon we just saw. with the districts where we have college at a kitchen -- educated . i think the democrats probably this is positive because what they're doing as a is a focusing on how to we assemble a winning coalition versus spending their time blaming fake news, russia, whatever else they want to ascribe last fall two. w do we rebrand o

his former henchman rahm emanuel is in charge and he's not doing a great job. >> he had all the power with recall to do something. >> you can go in and talk to the youth, that's great. i think it's nice and refreshing to say he's going in to listen. i don't know that i believe it. i think he said forever his goal toys show everybody why would the democrats believe it's right which totally irritates me. it's suppose to be the people push the information touch and they represent us. and life goes on. kennedy: maybe that's why bernie sanders said the democratic party is in shambles and not functioning well. coming up, the answer to a question, just google it. some critics think the search engine giant is too much of a monopoly. what percentage of americans use google for their searches? the answer. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov at crowne pl

chicago mayor rahm emanuel may be caught in this war between officers involved in the way they are treatingmployees. donald trump's va secretary vowing a top-down review after a scathing report of the dc medical center. the watchdog investigation revealing the imminent danger including a fired equipment, david sheldon calling it unacceptable. >> the risk was not acceptable to me and will not put veterans at risk and you will see under this administration when we believe there is unnecessary risk we will take decisive action. >> the hospital director still has a job but once the investigation is complete action will be taken if wrongdoing is uncovered. former irs official lois lerner demanding a judge seal her deposition for her role in the irs targeting tea party group scandal, she's facing class-action lawsuit but once her statement kept secret saying she will get death threats if the truth gets out. >> i have not done anything wrong. i decided to follow my counsel's advice and not testify or answer questions today. >> reporter: she resigned but was never charged. >> it is good friday and

mayor rahm emanuel is with us from chicago.an achieve by this? >> well, charlie, we live in a period of time where you earn what you learn. and the school system of the k-12 is not applicable to the economy in the world that our high school students are graduating to. so we're moving to a pre-k to college model. the first thing we did was a couple of years ago if you get a b-average in high school, community college is free. we want to make 14th grade young versal now. so to -- universal now. so to graduate, starting with the freshmen class, you have to have a letter of acceptance from a college or community college, or from the armed services or a trade. making sure that every high school graduate we're now getting close to and an track for -- on track for 87% graduation rate. it was in the mid 50s. every high school graduate has a plan, because the economy requires it. and we want to make sure our kids do not see graduation from the high school as the end point, but all of them have a plan and all of them have a specific acce

rahm emanuel came out of congress. he knew everybody. he was a get great negotiator.would swear at you, laugh at you. neil: i think two years were more productive than that. >> you do? >> i think years bill clinton had to work with newt gingrich. that is t best. i'm talking about the eight years of the obama administration. this was, and this gives you some hope that it can happen again. when you think about it the original gap between president clinton and speaker gingrich seemed impossible to bridge, yet they did. they were both -- neil: do you think these two sides can talk an cooperate? >> it is possible but right now you have to be pessimistic about it. they have got to be able to compromise, and i like what president trump is saying about reaching out to democrats. we've got a group called the problem solvers caucus in the house i've been working with. 44 members, 22 republicans, 22 democrats. they will work together on big issues. white house needs to work with them. neil: no labels. >> no labels. neil: it's a brilliant idea. brilliant idea. no one will get eve

you cannot have people like mayor em man -- rahm emanuel saying they are not going to cooperate at all the main problem which i say criminality that dan is talking about. each side is trying to use this to appeal to their base. the democrats are trying to say you know what, the republicans don't like you and that's good for them at the ballot box and the republicans are trying to appeal to their native base. paul: we have to take one more paul: we have to take one more break, hits an misses of the wek if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture... i can tell you prolia® is proven to help protect bones from fracture. but the real proof? my doctor said prolia® helped my bones get stronger. are your bones getting stronger do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions, such as low blood pressure; trouble breathing; throat tightness; face, lip, or tongue swelling; rash, itching or hives have happened in people taking prolia®. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone p

you cannot have people like mayor em man -- rahm emanuel saying they are not going to cooperate at allproblem which i say criminality that dan is talking about. each side is trying to use this to appeal to their base. the democrats are trying to say you know what, the republicans don't like you and that's good for them at the ballot box and the republicans are trying to appeal to their native base. paul: we have to take one more break, hits an misses of the wek >> this is a hit to education secretary betty devos who gave a great speech this week calling for an expansion of school choice. after spending about $7 billion trying to funnel money into low performing schools, there were no significant academic improvements. so secretary devos has a basically said we need to start looking at a broader range of options and empowering parents and stop apologizeing for a system that is harming people it's supposed to serve. paul: joe. >> a miss this week to chelsea clinton who denied any intention of running for public office and thereby denying me the pleasure of watching another clinton lose a

washington tells presidents and new entrants, steve bannon, rahm emanuel or whatever is coming in, this is how we do it. why? this is just the way we do it. president trump said he won't accept the customs, big or small. the dinner, who cares whether the president goes? >> i think it is also the idea that the reason they have had the dinner is recognizing again there are certain roles and i have someone who believes it's good to have tradition. especially now when we have a president that sometimes is questionable whether or not there should be a role in free press. this would give him -- another obamacare vote which they didn't. get a federal spending care bill done which is multiple reasons. then to announce the tax plan. as best we can tell it was rushed out because of the rally he will hold. he wants to say he's doing things. donald trump on taxes. >> i will pay more than i pay now in taxes. the reason i'm going to pay more is because i lose all the deductions. they have deductions on top of deductions. they have hundreds and hundreds of pages -- >> so eliminate. >> i think that was

he had rahm emanuel, hillary clinton, david axelrod. there wasn't a criticism then. difference is the people that barack obama brought to the white house were people that were government employees their entire lives. so of course they weren't as wealthy as the people that donald trump has brought in that are largely from the private sector. >> and you forgot steve ratner -- >> neil: and warren buffet and jeff bezos and their causes are more politically friendly than these folks, they don't get the grilling. >> no. it's a horrible double standard. here's where it can be an interesting story. if you look at donald trump's career in management, how good of a manager when he ran the trump organization and is he transferring those skills to the white house. is problem is that he's not. this white house is not running like a business, like jack welch might run it. it's in a haphazard way. that's where the story is, not with this obsession of making money being bad. these guys have made their money. >> if it was a jimmy carter cabinet, would that have been a problem in this

. >> now, that defiance was echoed by chicago mayor rahm emanuel who issued a joint statement with policeent eddy johnson saying change within the city's interest and that is quote why chicago has been, is, and always will be committed to reform. now, these reforms were previously agreed upon by the respective police departments and the obama administration. in the case of chicago, after a civil rights investigation concluded that officers there too often used excessive force. while the baltimore reforms were ordered in the wake of the death of freddie gray in police custody. an incident that prompted widespread protests against the police. but during his confirmation hearing to become attorney general, jeff sessions made little secret of his skepticism of federal investigations in to police departments saying whole police departments should not be tainted by the bad actions of individual officers. he now appears to be putting those words into action, dana. >> dana: all right, jonathan. thank you so much. now here with more dana loesch is the host of dana on blaze tv and campaign director

experience in government, but he surrounded himself -- i didn't have experience in government, but rahm emanuelip in congress and six years in the clinton white house. pete rouse who was one of his top aides spent 30 years, including as chief of staff to the majority leader in the senate. and throughout the obama white house there were people that had very, very deep experience. it was for that reason that he was able to pass a recovery act, that he was able to pass the affordable care act, and had one of the most productive first two years of any president since lyndon johnson. he would not have been able to do that if he didn't have people around him. but, ultimately, ana, it flows from the top. >> now, the president has this week on a twitter tirade of sorts, attacking the freedom caucus, the conservative republican group, after what happened with the healthcare bill. what do you make of president trump's strategy there? was that a smart move to go on the offense against a group within his own party? >> it is never clear to me what is a strategy and what is an impulse on the part of this pre

fact, i actually went to one of the white house chiefs of staff one time under president obama, rahm emanuelpetraeus is running for office, be careful, suspicious, he is setting himself to run in the next election. i actually khalili grabbed rahm and i said, -- i politely grabbed rahm and i said i am not , running for the president of the united states. please understand that. i tried truly to be nonpartisan, not just bipartisan. david: what word did he use? gen. petraeus: he used another word. [laughter] gen. petraeus: infantry men have some degree of familiarity with those words. david: let's talk about the world right now and where it stands. what is your view about the importance of nato and what to improve it? gen. petraeus: i agree with my old marine and ship buddy, james mattis, when he said that if nato did not exist, it would have to be invented. it serves an extraordinary role during the cold war. the wall came down, and it continued to serve an extraordinary role. and i think that it has a new reason for living. you can thank vladimir putin for giving it, you know a rebirth in , s

the house from the republicans in 2006, one of the reasons they did is that the democrats under rahm emanuel'sdership, now mayor of chicago. devoted effort to recriewght candidates who fit the districts in which they ran, that's when they ran bring-dog democrats and conservative democrats, and since then have turned over the nominating process to national liberal groups whom they support and i think that's been a mistake and paid for it at the polls. >> one quick comment of the town halls, i probably wouldn't go to them. i love political discussion. but when people shout at each other even if you agree, i think it's bad in general, whether you agree or not, it's not conversation, it's umbrage and a little theatrical. >> woodruff: they used to be very quiet, didn't they? this is a big change. david, you mentioned what appears to be a change in position by the president on a number of things around trade, around nafta, that he's going to declare china a currency manipulator on day one, that he's going to get health care passed. that's a different issue, you have to have congress go along. >> jan

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rather than what you saw rahm emanuel and howard dean do back in 2006 which is say, we're going to go into these districts, we're going to run people who aren't our typical sort of candidate and win these voters who we think of as the other guy's voters. >> jonathan swan, i want to get to one other issue here, we touched on this a little earlier in the show but donald trump, his relationship with republicans on capitol hill after this attack on syria, which takes him in a different direction than what he campaigned on. this is what lindsey graham had to say. lindsey graham, of course, a big critic. here's what he's saying now. >> i think he was repulsed as a human being by what assad was capable of doing. the children really moved him and all i can say about this president, he has the instincts of ronald reagan in many ways. he's an emotional man but he's also a very smart man. i think he feels that he did the right thing by those children. >> i'm just trying to figure out, jonathan, going forward, what this is going to mean for his relationship with republicans on capitol hill. when

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obviously most of that was because of poor investment returns, but during that period we took rahm emanuel's advice. never let a good crisis go to waste. we reformed our fire and police pension system. we transformed our budget process so that we could better prioritize our spending. i think we made a lot of wise decisions about how to reduce our spending, but it had very real service impacts. we closed fire companies. we reduced library hours. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. we also did a lot of things that were unsustainable. we froze hiring. we froze pay. we furlowed employees for three years in a row. we cut our capital spending. we cancelled and deferred a lot of capital projects, and that led us to developing a long-term financial plan. i'm going to save discussion about that for later in the panel's discussion, but that was our experience. >> what a way to come into that position. ashlyn, some of your work focuses on california, and we had an opportunity to see how california compared to florida. we'd love your insights on that comparison and why you think foreclosure rates we

ed: that's why you see rahm emanuel standing up and defending sanctuary cities because they want thatby: we are not giving. in john kelly, attorney general jeff sessions who have been traveling to the border talking about sanctuary cities but also the importance of this border wall that president trump campaigned so hard on. and you have this government shutdown that is looming. >> at the end of the week, yeah. abby: now you will hear the wall being thrown into this with obamacare. ed: basically mick mulvaney the budget director for the white house saying if the want money for obamacare to keep it going then the president wants one of his priorities. he wants money to start building the wall. watch. >> the next four day also tell you a lot about the next four years. we finally boiled this negotiation down to something we want very badly that the democrats really don't like, and that's the border wall. at the same time there is something they want very badly that we don't like very much which are these cost sharing reductions, the obamacare payments. ordinarily, in a properly functioni

mayor rahm emanuel announced a proposal this morning.lan in order to receive a diploma. if the board of education backs the proposal, chicago will be the first city to adopt such a requiremen. the mayor is with us now from chicago. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you think you can achieve by this? >> well, charlie, we live in a period of time where you earn what you learn. and the school system of a k-12 is not applicable to the economy in the world that our high school students are graduating to. so we're moving to a prek to college model. the first thing question is a couple years ago if you get a b average in high school, community college is free. we want to make 14th grade universal now. so to graduate, starting with the freshman class, you have to have been a letter of acceptance from a college, a letter of acceptance from a community college, a letter of acceptance from the arms services or a trade, making sure that every high school graduate were now getting close to an on track for 87% graduation rate. it was at one ti

that's something rahm emanuel sent us email on. hits it head on. you can't find a lot of fault in. democrats are steamed because they did not get a hearing for merrick garland when the opening came up on the supreme court last march. however, keep in mind, it was joe biden back in the day who said in a final year of a presidency, if a supreme court vacancy becomes available, you should leave it up for the next guy. they are not talking about that. instead, they are invoking, well, you know what? and this is chuck schumer talking. it looks like we're going to have to filibuster and it's going to be the republican's fault. brian: put up another nominee. here is hitch mcconnell and john cornyn and senator from texas was also a judge himself. listen. >> what i'm telling you is that judge gorsuch is going to be confirmed of the way in which that occurs is in the hands of the democratic minority. during the course of the week we will find out exactly how this will end. it will end with his confirmation. >> neil gorsuch, i think, is the kind of nominee that our democratic friends vice pre

we need to do the kind of things that rahm emanuel is doing in chicago with community colleges wherelth care. so you need to get people prepared for the jobs that exist, and while we're doing that, you shouldn't eliminate the jobs that they can get now and learn the skills they need to move up that ladder of opportunity. that's as i said, bernie sanders said the same thing. we just had chairman yellen, chair yellen say the same thing in a speech last week. so we need to preserve these jobs and you know, in chicago right now, 40% of the african-american males are not in school and not working at a job. that number is 30% in new york and los angeles. that's a problem. because you don't get -- i remember when i worked at baskin-robbins in my ice cream scooping days when i was 16. i walked in to the franchisee called me in to her office and said, i'm going to give you a raise from $1, to $1.10. here's the key. i want you to open in the morning. that was one of the proudest days, i went in the next morning, i felt like i owned it. that was going to be the cleanest baskin-robbins in the hi

. >> his father works for rahm emanuel. >> he's just a fascinating character and that's exactly what> why is sandra day o'connor on the list? >> sandra day o'connor was a really interesting choice. most people know her because she was a supreme court justice. but as sonia sotomayor writes about, she believes her most important work started when she left the court and started a nonprofit devoted to get more young people engaged in civics education. she did that by creating video games to help students get excited about civics education. >> and there's one guy on the list -- >> yes. >> -- who has transformed -- he's transformed at least one aspect of our life. >> yes. >> and might be in the process of transforming another aspect. jeff bezos transformed the way people buy things. >> yes. >> and now he's transforming and reenvig rating journalism. >> everyone knows him as the ceo of amazon but he's branching out into media with journalism, with "the washington post" and with amazon studios and the original content that thaey're creating. >> dan, we appreciate you being here. thank you ve

when any city mayor like rahm emanuel or anywhere in the country or de blasio in new york, if they weres in texas, our bill would put them in jail if anyone they release commits a crime. could put them in jail, the da cod prosecute them. this iserious business, every sheriff in the country that are a border sheriff because dealing with this issue. stuart: you're tough guys. lieutenant governor dan patrick of texas. thank you, sir. >> thank you. stuart, happening right now, president trump has a full schedule ahead of him. he is preparing for the weekend when meets with china's president xi xinping. he admitted it will be a tough meeting. we'll be all over the story, guaranteed. >>> vice president mike pence going to capitol hill meeting with freedom caucus members, that are republicans. they're trying to get a deal passed. could it be signed before easter? a lot of speculation about that today. varney after this. -- more "varney" after this. ♪ [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] daddy's here. [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this.

rahm emanuel is going to open city. if you are illegal you can come here and you are safe.y. >> crime has gone up but the problem is we have not had conservatives who could effectively push back on this progressive agenda. i am that conservative. i am that candidate that republican, that leader who will push back because they don't have an answer for me. they don't have an argument for me because i am with the people. i am with all the people. and new york city is a great city. we're going to make new york city -- i don't want to make new york city great again. i think somebody used that slogan. burr we're goinbut we're going e new york city safe again biobaying the laws. we are a city of immigrants in a nation of laws. we have to marry those two realities. those realities are great realities. and new york's immigrant community is the life blood of this city. we're not trying to kick them out or say you're not welcome here but we're trying to say hey, we want to obey the laws and make sure that we have everything that we need to keep new york city safe. bill de blasio is no

rahm emanuel protect people living in the windy city illegally.rney general jeff sessions threats to strip known from sanctuary cities. abby: from democrats whining about merrick garland's to michael moore. time town vale the three most liberal freakouts of the week. pete: with us is larry elder the man to help break it down. larry, happy april fool's day to you. i have to say i don't watch "the view" that much but if you watched it recently whoopi goldberg had this to say. take a listen. >> women at the white house, listen to speech on empowerment from the dude who is currently sitting there. when you heard the new guy's claims, that he had been wiretapped, by obama, did you get this? this new guy does not appear to have any skin. >> sean spicer or the other. >> the new guy. >> the new guy. >> donald trump. >> yeah. they know who i mean. >> it's just matter time that donald trump tweets that she is a former a-lister. this is a woman who purports to care about the little guy. it seems to me if i hated donald trump, if i couldn't stand the man, i'm

card who had been the chief of staff five years finally leaving or when barack obama changed out rahm emanuelhe president's agenda forward. pete: big week from neil gorsuch's confirmation to strikes in syria. they can't wrap their arms around that instead obsess conspiracy theories yet again about russia and they are talking, another network has an anchor who had a very ridiculous theory. listen to -- we may or may not have it yet do. we have it? we do. we'll play it. >> wouldn't it be nice if it was just completely totally absolutely impossible to suspect that vladimir putin orchestrated what happened in syria this week? so that his friend in the white house could have a big night with missiles and all of the praise he has picked up over the last 24 hours? wouldn't it be so nice if you couldn't even in your wildest dreams imagine a scenario like that. >> i don't know what it is. is it a 2% chance? is it a 50% chance? i don't know. but i don't think it's a zero percent chance. and it used to be with every other president prior to donald trump. >> that moment when rachel -- even rachel maddow