but now the illinois supeme court faces a potentially pivotal decision. en we look to the time of the illinois constitution, abortion was illegal ... intense debate at the illinois supreme court. the decision before the state's top justices .... not to decide whether the 1995 notification law goes into effect .. but whether the high court will open the door to new debate. the illinois supreme court could decide to lift a lower court injunction ... and that could ultimately lead to a definitive ruling in the controversial case. the parental notification act of 1995 requires that girls ... 17 and under ... notify a parent at least 48 hours before an abortion. under the law ... which isn't being enforced right now ... a teen could also seek a judge's permission to get an abortion. medical professionals and pro-choice groups say the law violates privacy and gender discrimination safeguards. >>in the u.s. supreme court has made clear that the fundamental right is not the right to abortion perce it's the right to protect this and vigorously so ... not to have th

of the largest counties in illinois. chosen because of his judgment, chosen because of his good sense, his common sense, chosen because of his effectiveness as a representative of the people. there's not been a day that has gone by that i have served with jerry costello that i did not have all of those affirmations affirmed. here in this house. so i rise with my friend, mr. lipinski, honor jerry costello. we're going to have the opportunity to serve withierry costello for another three months at least, he's very much alive. this is not eulogy. jerry costello is someone who is still a young man. for whom i see a very bright future. in whatever endeavor he chooses to pursue, he will be successful. and with whomever he works, they will be advantaged. whatever he does, i know that we're all going to stay in close touch with jerry costello. the preceding speaker and i know mr. lipinski, he now serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee a critical committee on the -- of the congress of the united states, one of t

but the other at the corner of 22nd and illinois. with all of the hoe down yard but the property is owned by pg&e. those sites make-up the hill subarea. but, we believe that the development of those sites should be informed by what city, in particular, and what orton development group does on their developments that are adjacent. so, those, that those two development opportunities should work closely with the other partners that we have selected. >> so i am going to stop there and ask, kathleen to talk a bit about the 20th street core buildings and that will be followed by david to talk more specifically about the park opportunity. >> we changed orders. so i am going to go first to talk about the cove area. >> as buy ron mentioned the cove area is on the northern portion of the site and it does not include just cranko park it includes the development parcels in between 19th and 20th street. so the key elements are cranko park, the development parcel and a new 19th street that will provide direct access to both the park and the ship re

you should think about running for a seat in the illinois state senate. >> that goat was right.ith him by his side, barack obama completed his higher education, and seat belt of seta historic career in the illinois state legislature. >> that should be a commercial and not presidential. politicians shouldn't have free access. >> the state purchasing act should apply to all state agencies. >> and after serving more than 2/3 of one decades the caught the notice of the party elders and soon found himself on a national stage. >> ♪ >> it was there that he found his voice. >> i believe that we have a right to the facts. >> a voice that would unite us at all. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is the united states of america. >> my god, he's good. >> there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america. it's the united states of america. >> every time barack obama speaks, an angel has an anointed. >> we are the ones we've been waiting for. >> i don't even know what that means, but holy [bleep] i'm feeling it. >> we coach

you're a natural. >> i'm alex perez on the illinois river. >> he's crazy. anks, alex, "extreme catch" airs sunday on "animal planet." thanks for watching abc news. check in "good morning america." they'll have the latest as robin roberts receives her bone

the airport. 'are you going to indiana or are you going to illinois?' this is the town that they moved to when they left kentucky and they stayed there for generations. buffie ives maintained the old family house until she died and this is a really important part of the stevensons' story. it's certainly something that adlai stevenson ii depended on. he always talked about how in illinois, quiet reason abounded and there was less of the passion that he felt on the east coast. and so this location was really important for them. and i think that's one reason why it turns up on the cover of the book. c-span: when did you get interested in this? >> guest: about eight years ago. it was a project that really interested me because the stevensons opened up some private papers. and in the process of doing that, they afford a historian this sort of longitudinal look so that you can begin with a family--a family that's living in north carolina--and then you can trace them all the way up to 1996. but you're not only looking at their public lives, you're also looking

you're a natural. >> i'm alex perez on the illinois river. >> he's crazy.hanks, alex, "extreme catch" airs sunday on "animal planet." thanks for watching abc news. check in "good morning america."

and teen nine from the illinois policy institute. now from facebook : >> the answer is yes of violation of first amendment rights. we all believe in them. but we do have the right to to speak with only one group has the right to be listened to witches' government employees union. nobody else has the right to speak. when they negotiate a contract they cannot walk away from the table. the politicians have to listen to them. it is part of a loss. >> the cycle of money from the union to the campaign and back what is the most effective play to break the cycle so we don't have "shadowbosses"? >> choice. in places where you're not allowed to use them members money for politics unless the members agree, then number drop significantly. there is the growing discontent the way their money is being used. for political purposes that has nothing to do with representing them. the estimate is 1/3 where 60% actually represents. the rest goes to politics. john: going back to fdr you cannot have government unions the cut as they negotiate their own boss

and teen nine from the illinois policy institute. w from facebook : >> the answer is yes of violation of first amendment rights. we all believe in them. but we do have the right to to speak with only one group has the right to be listened to witches' government employees union. nobody else has the right to speak. when they negotiate a contract they cannot walk away from the table. the politicians have to listen to them. it is part of a loss. >> the cycle of money from the union to the campaign and back what is the most effective play to break the cycle so we don't have "shadowbosses"? >> choice. in places where you're not allowed to use them members money for politics unless the members agree, then number drop significantly. there is the growing discontent the way their money is being used. for political purposes that has nothing to do with representing them. the estimate is 1/3 where 60% actually represents. the rest goes to politics. john: going back to fdr you cannot have government unions the cut as they negotiate their own boss.

the illinois delegation has prime seating on the floor ... the governor the mayor and tammy duckworth will speak tonight along with the first lady ... the the the latest polls on the presidential relection show a close race ... with republican nominee mitt romney not getting much of a boost from the gop convention. a new gallup poll shows independent voters are split when asked if the republican convention made them more or less likely to vote for romney. 36% are more likely ... 33% percent less likely ... and 30% said they don't know. heading into the democratic convention, a reuters-ipsos poll shows president obama and mittt romney tied ... with 45% supporting the president and 45% backing the former massachusetts governor. some of chicago's finest are lending a hand at the dnc. 50 chicago police officers afe in charlotte to provide extra security for the convention. the officers are using vacation time and are being paid by the city of charlotte. charlotte police officers helped out at last may's nato convention here in chicago. we have se

. >> yeah, i mean, the state of illinois is known as a deadbeat state. you know, this is a reputation that has taken us years to earn, and we've reached, you know, the heights of, i think, becoming the worst in the country. >> it's the day of reckoning when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] >> in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, the size of the federal budget deficit has received a lot of attention. but state and local governments are also dealing with massive deficits. each state has a slightly different story, but across the country, there is a common theme. in many state houses, expenditures are outpacing income, and public pension obligations are drastically underfunded. as we reported in december 2010, some believe a day of reckoning is at hand for many states that could require another big bailout package. >> the most alarming thing about the state issue is the level of complacency. >> meredith whitney is one of the most respected financial analysts on wall street. she made her reputation by warning that the big banks were in big trouble l

and teen nine from the illinois policy institute. om facebook : >> the answer is yes of violation of first amendment rights. we all believe in them. but we do have the right to to speak with only one group has the right to be listened to witches' government employees union. nobody else has the right to speak. when they negotiate a contract they cannot walk away from the table. the politicians have to listen to them. it is part of a loss. >> the cycle of money from the union to the campaign and back what is the most effective play to break the cycle so we don't have "shadowbosses"? >> choice. in places where you're not allowed to use them members money for politics unless the members agree, then number drop significantly. there is the growing discontent the way their money is being used. for political purposes that has nothing to do with representing them. the estimate is 1/3 where 60% actually represents. the rest goes to politics. john: going back to fdr you cannot have government unions the cut as they negotiate their own boss. he w

the convention tonight... he will be introduced by illinois senator dick durbin. wgn's frank holland is live in charlotte, north carolina with more on this prestigious honor for durbin. the theme for the campaign is forward ... but the democrats on looking back at the speech delivered by bill clinton last night and the president is looking back on a friend to do him a good favor in 2004 ... senator dick durbin was asked to introduce the speech ... he had introduced barack obama at his very first big political appearance that's when the whole political scene changed in america ... senator durban and other democrats are making the case for four more years >>america is moving in the right direction we're creating jobs businesses are expanding home prices are elevating and we must continue along these lines ... every debuted is exciting and this is no longer a debut the reasons for voting for this president are still there ... this college student says that the young voters are over the romance that they're looking hard at the president's rise in may of accomplishment

the illinois boivin stsz $3 gas. and the east coast that gas competitive price is 4.50.nternationally, there's no competition with gas, because it's priced so high that coal is the competitive fuel except in >> where is the customer demand going to come from, considering the regulatory issues in the u.s. when it comes to power plant emigs. >> we're seeing a long term reduction in coal as some of the older power plants phase down, and right now we're seeing new gas being built. we're seeing longer term new base load generating coal coming back into the generating mix in order to have that balanced stable base in the future. >> what about the international customers for american coal. what are you experiencing there? >> well, internationally, it's a different story. you look at china, india, the rest of the globe. 85% of the goethe in coal is going to come from china and india. coal has been at fastest growing fuel over 10 years, and projected to be the fastest growing over the next 10 years by the i.e.a., and by 2535 it should surpass all forms of energy. those are stiflt

they could be fired. >> i don't know what the illinois law is, but in tennessee they would be violatinghe law and they would be fired and in tennessee where i'm from the teacher -- student performance is 50% of the teacher's pay. it's not easy to do. teacher evaluations are hard to do, but it's what we have to do if we want to help our kids succeed. >> thank you, sir. senator lamar alexander, former education secretary, we appreciate it. >> thank you, larry. with the teachers median salaries now at $76,000 are these unions bankrupting our kids? yea. they're bankrupting the whole city. we have richard allenberg, senior fellow of the foundation and michael petrilli from the thomas b. institute. you're my liberal. barack obama is my liberal tonight. he wants performance reform, so does arne duncan, why are all your left wing teacher union friends in chicago bucking their guy from chicago, obama, who actually, and i'm going say it, got this story right? >> well, i think they're reacting because obama's been spending a little too much time with the hedge fund managers and not with the teache

acp has requested the illinois high school association to continue games was denied, the iahsa said: it is an on enviable place to be for student athletes. >> the personal issue is reasonable but we really need to get back in school because right now we don't have anything to do, kids might be out on the street. >> today's in and now see if he has already expanding the plan for parents the children's sites will now be open extended hours, nearly 150 units are open providing some more for parents to take kids somewhere during the strike. most of our games are memory games, there is some math and multiplication so there is not necessarily instruction but it's something. teacher union reps have criticized the plan saying the people staffing the children are not qualified to work with kids. teachers in chicago are not the only ones teachers at ... school scheduled to walk off the job tomorrow night they're telling us the district is running a budget surplus in fear of teachers' salaries to remain competitive with surrounding schools students will fall behind. if we took that pay freeze i

already three reported tornadoes in the state of illinois. again, the farmers would like some rain but no high winds and not too much rain. that will make it more difficult to get into the muddy fields. lester. >>> there's a growing health alert at one of the most popular tourist des naitinations in the country. health officials say two people have died after being exposed to a mouse born virus there. they are warning thousands more who have overnighted at the park that they may be at risk. >> reporter: they come do see the trees and acre after acre of unmatched natural beauty. an estimated 75,000 people will visit yosemite park but this comes with warning.

traffic deaths are up on the illinois roadways. to reduce traffic related fatalities. you have seen them, the digital message boards that hang over the expressway warning drivers not to talk on cell phones and obey traffic signs and now something new. to kyle harris he lost his younger brother in a fiery crash earlier this year, he was on i 57 when a man rammed into the back of his suv cause in his car to explode, jimmy tragically died. he had a blood alcohol level of 0.16 when he was driving two hours after the crash. in an instant, jamille . executive fide and music producer by night left behind a wife and three children. >> every day i look at bat signed. they posted the numbers after noticing a 17% increase in traffic fatalities. a large number of them involve motorcycles. the uptick is part of a national trend that is partly over the unusual weather that has led to win increase in the number of drivers on the road. they use digital message boards in a sort of shock and odd campaign. we want to grab people's attention in show t

the gentleman from illinois. mr. tinue to reserve. just inquire if there are any speakers. mr. clay: i do have one, yes, i do. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from movement. mr. clay: i'd like to yield four minutes to the gentleman from new jersey. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for four minutes. mr. holt: madam speaker, i thank my friend from missouri and i rise in opposition to h.r. 4631. i oppose this bill because it would make significant changes to federal employees' ability to travel to conferences and meetings. and although i appreciate the sponsor's effort to ensure oversight on travel expenditures, i'm not sure they realize the impact that this legislation would have on science and technology, which is the engine of american innovation. this bill institutes prohibitions and impediments that would hinder american scientist's ability to collaborate and communicate with scientists at other institutions and laboratories. to be sure

. >> this week it's the democrats' turn the convention in charlotte gets underway tomorrow. illinois leaders arrived over the weekend along with micah much hair. . it's been pretty rainy as you can see we are covering the dnc all week i don't know if you can hear me or not but we have a beautiful breakfast tent here that the photographers put up to keep us dry. it's almost like we have the temple florida hurricane rains that you guys are supposed to get out there last week. but gov. paquin showed a different side of himself to me, call in a fiery side if you will as we sat down one on one. i think the number one civil right is a right to a job. the best way to help most people is a job and that's what he is going to be talking about all week we are not going back to the policies that created the recession and the first place. it's teamwork, president barack obama came to the plant in the south side of chicago and that was after he rescued the auto industry chrysler for example when he became president had 200 jobs now has 4000 jobs the ford plant had one ship and now has three ships.

and teen nine from the illinois policy institute. k : >> the answer is yes of violation of first amendment rights. we all believe in them >> we all believe in first amendment rights don't we? we realize we have a right to speak but only one group has the absolute right to be listened to. and that's government employee onions. nobody has the right to be listened to we don't have the right to speak except government employee onions. >> what do you mean? >> when they are negotiating a contract you can't walk away from the table. politicians have to listen to them. that is absolutely part of the law. >> yes, sir, who is first. go ahead. >> my question is about the cycle of money from the union to the campaigns then back to the ief unions again. what's the most effective and easiest way to break the cycle so we don't have the shadow boxes any more? >> steve, joyce first of all. it goes back in places where you are not allowed to use a member's money for politics unless members agree to it what happens is political spending by unions drop s

and teen nine from the illinois policy institute. k : >> the answer is yes of violation of first amendment rights. we all believe in them >> we all believe in first amendment rights don't we? we realize we have a right to speak but only one group has the absolute right to be listened to. and that's government employee onions. nobody has the right to be listened to we don't have the right to speak except government employee onions. >> what do you mean? >> when they are negotiating a contract you can't walk away from the table. politicians have to listen to them. that is absolutely part of the law. >> yes, sir, who is first. go ahead. >> my question is about the cycle of money from the union to the campaigns then back to the ief unions again. what's the most effective and easiest way to break the cycle so we don't have the shadow boxes any more? >> steve, joyce first of all. it goes back in places where you are not allowed to use a member's money for politics unless members agree to it what happens is political spending by unions drop s

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mark, you were chuckling at a couple times during that. >> well, he escaped the curse of illinois governors up to now. rod blagojevich, george ryan, many of his predecessors. >> ifill: two of his predecessors are in jail. >> and others even before that. i thought it was the writing off of this four years of governor of massachusetts was the first attempt at humor of the convention. we've been spared any humor in this entire campaign and it was just welcome. it was not a thigh slapper but i thought it was cute. >> one thing i noticed is that the stage to is gigantic and the speakers are very far away so they have a tendency to shout to the hall rather than talk to the camera. >> ifill: somehow that different than from tampa? >> first of all, the seats in the middle of the arena is at one end and it was natural to take a conversational tone. it's fine for short speeches but if you shout for 40 minutes, 25 minutes, it will wear i think on t.v. audiences. as for pat quinn's facts i would say he's absolutely right about welfare reform. the republicans were inaccurate about that. he's slightly ab

cheers erupt outside the illinois courthhuse... where drew peterson was found guilty in the murder of his third wiff, kathleee savio. savio. :12 - :18 "the judge and jury said go to jail, ann throw away the key" key" it took the jury just over a day... to decide the fate of the former police sergeant.savio'' drowning was initially deemed an accident....but after peterson's áfourthá wife... stacy petersonn...went missing in 2007, eyebrows were raised... and savio's death was later ruled a homicide. the savio family spoke out thursday... about the ruling. :44 'savio says: "the feeling of joy right now is bittersweet, like i said beffre. i'll never have my sister again. i still have to but at least i kkow that she - got justice at theehands of that cold blooded killer ". the 58-year-old now faces the probability of spending the rest of his life behinddbars.his sentencing is scheduled for late november. peterson's defense team is promising an appeal as soon as possible. a little boy is back home... safe, this morning...after his parents

jerry is on the phone from illinois. good morning. caller: i had the privilege of teaching in chicago public schools my first three or four years of teaching. it is absolutely very, very difficult. it is hard for people to understand how difficult it is to teach students with those needs. i left there and i now work in another district in the south suburbs. i think we are number one in the state for demographics. very high performing. we have so many resources and a

who was expelled from the illinois house after he was indicted on a bribery charge. wgn's julian crews is live at dirksen federal building with the story. julian? but his attorney scored a tactical victory in federal court today prosecutors will be forced to reveal information sooner than they planned about the government's most important witness. >>information on his background information about his arrest and about the fact that he served or was convicted ... there's lots of information that goes to the heart of this case that the government has been unwilling to turn over >>the attorney said there's trouble with the government's star witness convicted many times of crimes prosecutors aren't talking as is the custom. former state representative derrick smith was not in court yesterday his lawyers attacked the credibility of the government's confidential informant an individual who said recorded conversations with smith show he took a $7,000 bribe ... there was an ethics investigation and derrick smith is trying to win back his house seat ... many democrats have coal

oh, thank god. >> the scene here at the will county courthouse in joliet, illinois is much quieter. more jeers or cheering but to the family members of kathleen savio it was her voice that spoke the loudest. >> she spoke from the grave. she came alive again. she came back and said look, this man did it to me. >> never believing aunt kitty drown after a fall in her tub, march 2004 charlie dolman watched as his frustrated mother and other relatives tried in vain to convince authorities to investigate kathleen savio's death. >> nobody wanted to listen. >> tragically it wasn't until the highly publicized disappearance of drew's fourth wife stacy peterson three years last the fact that authorities began to listen. >> in the begining that we said and we showed you guys my mom had that she tried to show anybody and everybody and nobody wanted to see it. >> do you think that she knew what was coming? that she knew that her life was at risk? >> most definitely. she said it many, many, many times to many, many, many people. she knew. she didn't know when, where or how but you she knew. >> it

with regard to the comment made by my friend from illinois, the senior senator from illinois moments earlier, of course understand weemb not in a lame duck session. that is my entire point. if it is true the lame duck session is too soon to consider treaties, not the appropriate time to consider treaties, it follows a fortiori, stronger make the point now it's too strong to consider this now. with regard to the law of the sea treaty, we held hearings, i can't remember how many, three, four, five this year. we've had exactly one hearing on this one. i understand some of my colleagues might be satisfied with the assurances provided by some lawyers within the state department to the effect that this is entirely compatible with u.s. law to the effect it would not impose any additional new different obligations on u.s. law. i'm not satisfied that that is the case. i therefore object. thank you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: mr. president, i don't know what it would take to satisfy my friend from utah. it goes out to all the departments. they have

i think what we need for you to do is to do your job for the people of illinois and if you're ready to make that move, we'll all be here for you. >> thank you. >> but with that said, obviously you can tell there must be an enormous amount of pressure being the "rising star" of the democratic party. how are you handling that right now? >> you know, i'll be honest, maybe i'm not too bright because i don't feel that much pressure. i mean, there are some nuts and bolts aspects of this modest celebrity that i've achieved that are -- that have to be dealt with. i will probably get a significantly higher volume of mail than the average senator, because people from outside the state think that i'm going to be able to do something for them. and so i've got to tell you guys, if you plan to write me a letter, i may not be able to respond to the folks in new york. i apologize in advance. but, you know, we're getting a lot more invitations. we've gotten probably 200 invitations a week to speak at every, you know, progressive organization and naacp freedom fund dinner. so unfortunately i'm going to

they say the law, the first of its kind in illinois history, allows peterson's wives to speak from the grave. bigad shaban explains. >> crowds cheered in the streets of joliet, illinois, after a chained drew peterson was convicted of murdering his third wife, kathleen savio. her family was in tears speaking outside the courthouse. >> finally somebody heard kathleen's cry. 12 people did the right thing. thank god, she won today. it's her victory. >> finally received justice. it has been for a very long time in coming. >> savio was found dead in her home in a dry bathtub more than eight years ago. but the prosecution considered that crime scene part of a cover-up. >> who falls into a bathtub with no water and drowns? >> her death was initially ruled as an accident. but in 2007, the case was reopened after peterson's fourth wife, stacy peterson went missing. savio's body was resumed and her death reclassified as a homicide. drew peterson was never charged in stacy's death. after more than five weeks of testimony and a day and a half of jury deliberations, the former illinois police chief

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or the illinois supreme court, fredricka, will buy it, but if this case gets to the u.s. supreme court, believe it or not, as arrogant and as crass as this guy is, i think he's actually in line for a potential reversal. >> wow, that's extraordinary. >> we'll see. >> i wonder what the outcome of this case, whether there's appeal or not, how might that impact kind of the other closed cases or not closed but i guess mysterious cases surrounding the mysterious status or, you know, missing persons. >> of wife number four. >> of wife number four. richard, you first. >> it shouldn't. i think it's going to embolden the prosecution to do something about it, but there's even less evidence in that case and i this i it would be a problem. you have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. i don't know how they would do it. >> those cases stand on their own. >> they are cold cases. >> that's right. >> that's the more proper term to use. >> cold. >> now let's look -- >> cold freezing. >> let's look at the case involving michael jackson and his promoter, aeg, lloyd's of london which was th