the heaviest one out near rockford. be on alert. also southern portions of an to page near lake county. these are all moving north and east. storms early today. would catch a break in the middle part of the day. most clubs and son are off. 87 degrees by 5:00. best chance of storms is after this morning. some could be on the strong side. tomorrow, 90 degrees for the high. a bit more son. 88 on saturday 91 on sunday slight chance of a storm. 91 on monday. factor in the humidity and feels closer to 100. let's take a look at the commit. >> update on the tri-state we're following a series crash south bound at 147 all planes diverted off at cicero. everything has been moved off to the side. the accident reconstruction is complete and all lanes are open. no longer a lingering issue on the tristate. also watching heavy delays on the eisenhower because of construction. three left lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m.. the ramp to the kennedy and the dan ryan is blocked as well until 5:00 a.m.. frankland and wells are the alternate. >> coming up,

illinois we have a very vibrant immigrant community that actually spreads across the state, so from rockford, walk egan to beardstown, so contra to what the general impression is, there is immigrants all over illinois and we see it as an important part of our economy and community and to the extent we can invest in human capital is going to benefit the community at large and the state in general. it's something we feel is very important. so like a lot of states, we were facing a very difficult fiscal situation but this is an area we feel is a wise investment. >> the microphone, if the people in the audience have questions, please do approach the microphones. mark, i was wondering if you could talk about, in light of all the immigration news of late, if you have data that also show why people want to come to the united states to kind of back out that issue a little bit for context. >> we've done some work looking particularly at latino immigrants and asking them why they've come to the u.s. and in many respects, economic opportunities is among the top, if not the top issue that they point to

rockford, illinois. caller: good morning. c-span.ning, watched the whole thing on cn tphfrpblgncnn and what i found fascinating was the shift of power from the office to the state police police, to the swat team, to the the national and guard to protect the headquarte headquarters. the shift of power and during the interviews how the would say the state police was in power at the same time the chief of police would thanks to the governor for overseeing everything. it was like they were pointing in power out who is -- they they would have would get together so many people and have the curfew. control of e the power slipping back and forth confusing to me. alvea we will hear from from fernando beech, florida. republican line. caller: yes, sir. i'm 85 years old. i lived in georgia, born and georgia and we got along so good. along so good. all the blacks and white worked together. took e all poor and we care of each other and now i'm just looking at the way it is turning. nobody -- everybody is against just ther and this is separ

mike, rockford, good morning. morning, steve. good morning, c-span.ur voting system is still a slog, number one. number two, the walgreens corporation in the u.s. is not mood. americans learn more and more of a big factoring overseas and are writing it off to the taxpayers on the taxes. host: thank you very much for the call. host: a new abc news "wall street journal" poll, "three months before the midterm elections a record number of americans disapproving of their own representative in congress, potentially a chilling signal as both political parties for their part are near all-time lows in popularity. only 41 percent approve of how their representative is handling , the lowest dating back .o a quarter-century albany, georgia, democratic line , good morning. caller: good morning, steve. a kind ofy is in funk. nothing is getting done, correct? host: that's much -- that's your assessment? is, but that is the assessment of many others. nothing is getting done. should dohat congress their job and that not much is getting done. the reason we are in the s