i will be right there with you as a citizen all my remaining days. >> the southside is where i first landed when i moved to chicago. you had a community with so much history. >> it is home. i consider myself the south side or. >> change only happens when ordinary people get engaged. giving something back home after this incredible journey. >> the most important thing i can do is to help repair the next generation of leadership to make their own change in the world. it will be a living, working center for citizenship. my work has inspired so many young people to believe you can make a difference. if you live in chicago, give us a call to let us know what you think about that. ford madison, iowa. monroe on the republican line. caller: good morning. what a great day to be living in the united states of america, the land of the free and the home of the brave. it is a beautiful day where i list. some of the other callers that i heard call in a few minutes ago, some i agree with, some i disagree. i believe this country was founded on godly principles. god, i believe as a republican, that p

the southside is predominantly black, but not predominantly poor.he gang at exhibit he -- the gang activity exists in pockets of that area. to be the poorest areas of the city. it is contained. it is gang members killing other gang members. intogo does not come contact with it. thereve to live or reside in order to be impacted by it. it happens when chicago has strong gun laws. indiana is 15 minutes away from the southside of chicago by car. indiana does not have gun laws. west, missouri, again, no gun laws. all the gun laws in chicago and illinois, which are well-intentioned. unless this is federalized, it will continue to be a problem because you can run guns over borders. specifically, why this uptick in gang violence? down the projects. they needed to, they were built more than 50 years ago, they stacked people on top of each other. when they read it housing 20 years ago to break up these pockets of poverty, they did scattered site. for generations, people have lived in these destitute areas and then they got scattered through the city. all they

we have a warm front running through the southside of virginia. we have the moisture with the southeast winds coming this way. rain pushing northwest. south of the front the rain is pushing north. that will converge as the air mass advances in. we think we are good on the timing of heaviest rain in overnight hours. notice the yellows or the heaviest rain areas through the overnight. so two to t turn mog and then the rush. winds will keep temperatures mild. 61 for a low. still 63. warmer at 7:00 in the morning. we have the patches of the rain, moderate to heavy in spots. isolated thunderstorms and the timing is not the best. the sustained rain and the heaviest downpour on the commute. 10:30 and this model pushes the heavy stuff across the by a. we should see improvements. there is an additional chance of a shower or storm that pop-up in the afternoon or the evening. look at the temperatures. low to mid-70's. breezy and mild throughout the day. once the storm system moves north, heavy rain will end. the process will leave us generally between 1 to 2

the southside of the house is really devoted to private family spaces and private spaces for jefferson. he had kind of his own private apartment on the south side of the house, and it consisted, really, of three separate rooms. here's cabinet, what we would probably call an office or study, his library, and his bedchamber. the bedchamber would have been, of those three, the most private space. that is where jefferson would wake in the morning with the sun, and he would begin his day each day with a cold foot bath and begin to read and respond to letters for a few hours before breakfast. it is also the space where he would return in the evening for a few hours of reading before bed as well. the other significant thing about jefferson's bedchamber is that it is the space where he passed away at the age of 83, which is really one of the more remarkable stories. jefferson died on july 4, 1826, which was the 50th anniversary of the adoption of the declaration of independence, that he was the primary author of. jefferson's death is a very sad time at monticello for many different reasons. je

but we have the new severe thunderstorm warnings over southside virginia to southwest virginia.areas in orange are the severe thunderstorm warning across pennsylvania. the yellow area is tornado watch across the areas as well. doppler radar we are tracking this new area of the storms that are coming out to ruckersville. if we extend on the current movement northeast the times we have for you. this is complex. it looks like before the top of the hour. it will pass through rutgersville. 6:51 warrenton. close to notice for the short-term the action will stay west of the immediate metro area. there will be dirk chances later -- additional chances later as more storms will develop farther south and west and track up. the heavy duty action is way north and west and we stay there. we could have the localized isolated thunderstorms and a risk of the isolated severe thunderstorm heading through 8:00 to 10:00 tonight. across most viewing area. the storms will come in heavy rain and the strong winds. slight chance of the isolated tornado. this is a map at 9:45. most activity should come th

tornado watch from kentucky, tennessee, south carolina, georgia, north carolina, even portion of southside virginia. a lot of action between columbia and charlotte. we do not anticipate severe weather that will push off the coast. we do expect rain to be moderate at heavy and a few rumble of thunder overnight. it's cool with an easterly throw from the at lan tick. mid-60's and comfortable. the nationals forecast looks good. i think we will stay dry. the rain will hold off until later this evening. possibility late of a light sprinkle. the future cast is holding things back to 10:00 till 1:00 before the rain moves in. one for unsettled day. the weather will settle down. it's not perfect for friday and the weekend but it will settle down. we will highlight that in 12 minutes. jonathan: turning to terror in manchester now and word that the father and brother of the man accused of the deadly st. bombing were arrested in libya today. four other people were also arrested in terror raids in manchester. tonight, hundreds of soldiers are guarding places like buckingham palace and parliament. ariel

you can go down to southside virginia for instance martinsville and you can take the guy down there who's lost everything, he lost his job at the mill and the furniture plant and got a job as an operator, he's hurt, he can't work, his wife is working 20 hours a week at walmart, and you ask him if he's living in poverty. he says hell no, i'm not living in poverty. you mentioned trump and his election, i think that bunch of rural people who rightfully think they've been screwed, and i'm not just talking about everybody, democrats, republicans and everybody, living in a forgotten world. i think they're the reason trump got elected. >> tucker: i don't think there's any question about it. if i were the democratic party, i'd make play for those voters. i wouldn't be wasting everyone's time with russia conspiracies. why are they doing that? >> because they want to deflect. democrats don't want to do any hard work and this is exactly why trump one. filler content thought i got the swing states in the bag. trump went out to the rural parts of pennsylvania, michigan, he went to the people, he spoke

the undercover officers following up on an investigation on the city's southside when two cars pulledand someone started shooting. one officer shot in the arm, the other in the back. both were released from the hospital today. officials believe the officers were being followed in the moments before the shoot out. police currently have three persons of interest. >>> three different responses to controversial shootings by police are making headlines. >> in one case an officer was fired, and another two officers not charged and in the third a former officer pleaded guilty. >>reporter: another controversial police shooting resulting in an officer fired, and suburban dallas for 15 -year-old jordan edwards, fatally shot while driving away from police. not reversing toward them as the officer originally claimed. officials were forced to act following the release of a video showing the incident. the police chief saying he was troubled by what he saw. >> i do have questions in relation to my officer on a video. >>reporter: an attorney for the edwards family says they will continue pursuing leg

it happened in a high crime area on the southside of chicago.fficers were wearing civilian clothes as they were working on a follow-up investigation. a manhunt is underway. three people now in custody for questioning. a car and two guns have been recovered. at last check, those officers were in critical condition, but stable. we will bring you more details as we get them. autria: a court appearance today for the woman charged in a dwi after crashing into the cruiser of a fairfax county chief of police. 40-year-old that slammed into the back of the chief's car in centreville. he was treated for minor injuries and the suspect arrested at the scene. jeff goldberg will be in the courtroom and will have the latest developer is on air and online. larry: and the american legion will be holding a crisis town hall tonight, focusing on the ada medical center site mismanagement of equipment and supplies at the facility and alleges the removal of the director last month. but how begins at 7:00 p.m. veterans receiving care at the facility will be able to spe

johnny holmes volunteers at a catholic church school on chicago's southside. >> hi, kathy. >> even beforeis job as a heavy equipment operator for the city, he started doing construction and maintenance work for the school and the church wouldn't be able to afford. on the job, holmes uses many different talents. >> we will work hard selling cakes and cookies. i make black walnut cookie and it's fantastic. i cook a sweet potato pipe that makes you slap your mama. >> he was not interested in being a cook in the army. he wanted to be on the front. he volunteered for what became one of the most famous units in the war. the 761st tank battalion. because the services were so segregated in world war ii, this was all back, the first black unit allowed into combat. once in combat, they killed germans and 183 continuous days of heavy fighting. for young johnny holmes, the victories never erased the losses. >> you see the kids your age. you see their helmet dented. to lay their kicking like a rabbit. that's one hell of a notion. young kids lay there and holler for their mother. i saw that. i saw it s

the shootings happened in a southside neighborhood that's been a hotbed of gang activity. according to the police, gang members are using high-powered rifles. >> another example of how dangerous this job is. people take it for granted that when police officers come to work every day, they put their lives on the line. >> the later shooting fuels the fiery political debate on chicago's deadly violence. police and city leaders pleading for stronger laws and prosecution against repeat gun offenders. >> i'm willing to stake my reputation today on the fact that the individuals who perpetrated this act against our police are probably known gang members and probably repeat gun offenders. >> this is a sensitive case. police have not released a description of the suspect and they are not identifying the undercover police officers because of the nature of the work they do and chicago's dangerous neighborhoods. >> bret: matt finn live in chicago. thank you. up next, what is it really like to live in north korea? we will hear from an outspoken defector. first here's what some of our fo

back online but now the smoke release will be transferred to the north side of the refinery so the southsidecess could take several days. >>> brown home in berkeley on the roof -- move move to a new location no word on what it will be used for. the new location is near the uc berkeley campus. >>> warriors won win from the third straight trip to the western conference finals. having a chance to sweep the jazz up franchise 7 street postseason, joe fonzi in utah getting up with locals to get their take on the series. ♪ >> reporter: matt and andre did make any friends in salt lake city with their comments about the city's lack of nightlife -- they did not make any friends. not easy finding charged basketball friends. a sports bar where fans are in denial. >> there's no way. >> they bring it back, they will win. >> the sentiment is preventing the warriors sweep is a longshot and the chances of the jazz winning four in a row is about impossible. >> i am so proud the jazz made it this far but this is the end of the road. >> they will probably win monday night but that's probably it. >> who's playin

because he understood and he heard from folks specifically in northern virginia and tide water and southsideginia about what crumbling infrastructure or outdated infrastructure was doing to families. look at projects like the wilson bridge, that was a combination of virginia, maryland and d.c. and i will say that, you know, brag a little bit, george allen took the lead on that and made that happen. and that's where you need that leadership. you need it at the state level to really drive and these priorities forward. if you look at the hot lanes in virginia, which was not a project, but later that's a public/private partnership with floor corporation. that thing moved so quickly, if it was pure federal and state funding we'd still be waiting for the ribbon cutting on that one. look at the mixing bowl project in northern virginia. look at the route 58 along southern virginia. there was a combination of pure state funding, a combination of some federal state funding and some public/private partnerships. virginia led the way 20 years ago with the implement anxious of the public/private partnersh