sin pregunta alguna es que mi seguro era falso. >>> la secretaria del estado de illinois confirma que casos como este, inmigrante y otras situaciones in pedirÁn por lo menos termino principmporalment personas tengan licencia de conducir son lo que tuvieron una licencia. en el 2001 con seguro social palos so falso y las personas que tengan infracciÓn de transito y no lim pierna su rÉcord. los inmigrantes sepan la limitaciÓn que enfrentan. >>> tener un... es una situaciÓn que tienes que seguir las reglas e de acuerdo a la falta que cometiste esto es distinto a ver sacado una licencia con un nÚmero de seguro social falso. es una falta muy grave y es probable que aquellos que tengan un nÚmero de seguro social falso, tengan problemas para sacar su licencia. >>> para esta activista este tipo de limitaciÓn, afecta la seguridad de las carreteras. >>> es un error, porque necesitamos que la gente que estÁ manejando. tome la prueba, conozca las reglas, pueden manejar bien y para tener control y saber quien estÁ manejando. >>> cifras de la secretaria de illinois antes del 2001 indican q

company to illinois. quinn also needled more criticism at walker. i am interested in the regional cooperation. that governor turned down a fast train from chicago to milwaukee and i don't know why he did it. it is the most troubled rail route in the northeast and the whole united states. instead of having a faster train to bill walkie he turned it down. i think he missed the boat . quinn also said he's looking forward to the proposed illiana tollway that would connect interstates 55 and 57 in illinois with interstate 65 in indiana to help the tri-state region. but the chicago metropolitan agency for planning came out with a report today against the construction of the toll road. a california clergyman, born and raised in cabrinni-green, is back in town, hoping to bring peaceful solutions to neighborhoods plagued by gang violence. dr. gregory tatum calls the two day event "the national unity summit." he's bringing together former and current gang members with religious leaders, activists, and families who'

that is not illinois as we know it right now ... and scenarios for the end of the century, and assumes continued heavy use of the fossil fuels. wuebbels says here in the midwest, there's greater likelihood of extreme precipitation events, followed by many drugs that could have huge implications for illinois agriculture climate change is happening. we have to communicate that. there's no hidden agenda here ... climate change really is a world problem. it is in just a u.s. problem by any means. it's not that we're going to totally prevent future climate change, but we can keep it to the level where it will have much less effect than following the pathway that we're on now. look at what happened with aerosols and the ozone layer. wuebbles was among the scientists in the 80s who determined that our use of certain chemicals was depleting the ozone layer which protects us from the suns harmful rays. the nations of the world united and have turned that around. its not just the ipcc saying these things about our changing climate. the world

. >>> hola quÉ tal, viernes 13 de septiembre del 2013 los titulares, la alegrÍa de indocumentado en illinois por recibir licencia de conducir, fue remplazada por la duda de quienes califican para obtenerlas. congresistas de arizona, estuvieron en la frontera, para escuchar a los que viven allÍ, y proponer una reforma migratoria integral. era hispano el hombre rescatado en colorado, cuando su carro fue arrastrado por corrientes por las torrenciales lluvias. hoy hablÓ. por la fuerza la policÍa de mÉxico tomÓ el control del zÓcalo de mÉxico, que los maestros en huelga tomaron, asÍ comenzamos. > >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicieo edicion nocturna con ilia calderÓn, y enrique acevedo. >>> buenas noches, la tranquilidad que les trajo a algunos la noticia de entrega de licencia de conducir, sin importar la situaciÓn migratoria en illinois, vino seguida de incertidumbres. hay condiciones, hay ciertos requisitos a cumplir, y miles se quedarÍan sin el documento, ericka desde chicago, cuenta cuÁles son los requisitos. >>> miles de personas en illinois, las esperan con ansias. >>>

result illinois ranks at the top of underfunded public pensions in the u.s. last spring the illinois legislature tried to solve the problem but then adjourned without fixing it. that prompted pat quinn to withhold paychecks and create a committee to find a plan to plug the hole. >> i know we're moving slowly. but we are moving ahead, and reaching some agreements and making compromises. >> reporter: among the possible compromises are cuts in health insurance benefits and cost of living increases to future retirees. but an union representing state workers say those options are unconstitutional. >> there are a number of court cases that have tested the language, and so far any attempt to cut those benefits are unsufficiently. >> reporter: illinois' image is getting bruised. >> the government has made met with ceos of major companies saying if the state does not get it's financial house in order and address the pension crisis they will no longer invest in our state. >> reporter: while some rely on the prospect of getting back pay, judy said at a the cut to her re

illinois, as i think, do have a little screen. they don't want too many outrageous things to go too much but we simply have such a good population mix. i always think of dupage county as the best example. everyone knows dupage is an extremely wealthy, prosperous, booming place of catholics and conservative protestants and every weekend, 40 or 50 non-judea christian worshipping groups are there. one of the most vitals are alaskan communities as in the suburbs of hillsdale, illinois. you go up the street from wilkins college, which is the flagship of the evangelican schools and a little bit north, you get theophosy and a little bit further there's an insurance shinshu temple. you can look out the window of the editors of christian conservative magazine and see two mosques and this isn't hippy. this isn't counter culture. these are engineers and physicians and so on. illinois attracts that because we are a crossroads. we are a diverse kind of market and people come from all over and that's what, i think, we have to come to terms with

países centroamericanos >> gracias por su sintonía > buenas noches importar la situaciÓn migratoria en illinois, vino seguida de incertidumbres. hay condiciones, hay ciertos requisitos a cumplir, y miles se quedarÍan sin el documento, ericka desde chicago, cuenta cuÁles son los requisitos. >>> miles de personas en illinois, las esperan con ansias. >>> es muy importante para todos nosotros, para todos los que estamos aquÍ. >>> es un buen beneficio, que el gobierno nos podrÍa hacer. >>> uno va a trabajar, y va con miedo a trabajar, porque ahÍ lo paran, y pues ahÍ. >>> son licencias de conducir, en poco mÁs de un mes, cualquiera que resida en illinois puede solicitarlas, y obtenerlas sin importar el estatus migratorio, ernesto martÍn, explica el proceso para obtener una cita. >>> pueden aplicar por la cita, vÍa por internet, o telÉfono desde la Última semana de noviembre. todas estas licencias se darÁn por cita. no las personas no pueden venir directamente a la oficina. >>> algunos no pueden calificar para obtener una licencia, primero los que tienen cargos por conducir en estado de eb

. >>> hola quÉ tal, viernes 13 de septiembre del 2013 los titulares, la alegrÍa de indocumentado en illinois por recibir licencia de conducir, fue remplazada por la duda de quienes califican para obtenerlas. congresistas de arizona, estuvieron en la frontera, para escuchar a los que viven allÍ, y proponer una reforma migratoria integral. era hispano el hombre rescatado en colorado, cuando su carro fue arrastrado por corrientes por las torrenciales lluvias. hoy hablÓ. por la fuerza la policÍa de mÉxico tomÓ el control del zÓcalo de mÉxico, que los maestros en huelga tomaron, asÍ comenzamos. > >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" edicieo edicion nocturna con ilia calderÓn, y enrique acevedo. >>> buenas noches, la tranquilidad que les trajo a algunos la noticia de entrega de licencia de conducir, sin importar la situaciÓn migratoria en illinois, vino seguida de incertidumbres. hay condiciones, hay ciertos requisitos a cumplir, y miles se quedarÍan sin el documento, ericka desde chicago, cuenta cuÁles son los requisitos. >>> miles de personas en illinois, las esperan con ansias. >>>

cruz: i thank the senator from illinois for that question. and let me answer it in two different ways. let me talk generally about what the senator talked about, about his health insurance and my health insurance as a member of the senate and let me talk about preexisting conditions separately. the first point i will make is that the senator from illinois is passionate and has been quite eloquent describing what he perceives to be the benefits from obamacare and yet i think it speaks volumes that the senator from illinois and i and every other member of congress has been exempted by president obama from the plain text of the statute. the statute provided -- and it was -- it was inserted quite deliberately -- that if we're going to impose rules on the american people, we should be subject to the same rules. we should be put in the exchanges like millions of other americans. you just talked about the wonderful exchange. the text of obamacare provides that you and i should be in those exchanges. and it also provides that just like the other peop

and that is 18th street, by that grade and by creating and bringing the site up to illinois street and in the community we will bring it up to the area and we are ausing building 109 as the parking area and human powered boating, center. and or storage area and we have what we call the building 109, four, court which includes building 110 and historic building platforms and a large patio area. and building 110 may become a future cafe and park rest room and then, the former slip ways two and three will be actually he he ex-vaited. and something to point out in each of these graphics as we move forward is the scale of the entire sight and it is about 9 acres and on the scale on the lower right-hand corner you see a tree a car and people frolicking in the open space and that just shows you the scale and magnitude of the park and how we can have the different programs of uses covered across the park and the multiuse green is about the same size as the bosh park just to give you a frame of reference to the scale. >> so here is a detail of the locating some playground for the expecting grou

. >> illinois has yet to win a big ten game under tim beckman, northern illinois was after its second big ten win this season... the huskies at purdue, jordan lynch being jordan lynch-- daron brown caught it, 10-7 in the first... n-i-u would never give it up, 27-10 at halftime and then it's tommylee lewis with the second half kickoff-- they never had a chance of catching him, 99 yards, the fourth in lewis' career as a huskie, 34 to 10... and on the very next purdue possession, freshman danny etling throwing and jimmie ward jumping the route and taking it to the house... northern beats purdue, 55-24, first mac school to beat two big ten teams in one season, tying largest mac victory margin over a big ten team... huskies are 4-0. we've been waiting a long time for this, since april of 2011-- derrick rose, taking first team reps as the bulls hit the practice floor for the first time this morning in deerfield... we don't get to watch the workouts, but by all accounts, derrick was his old dominating self at practice, which lasted about three hours and that was only the first of two practic

>> one city manager in illinois had 26 buckets of compensation and took 22 separate request. john: illinois alone you could find 3,000 eurocrats them make more messy than every governor in every state? >> the lucky 3,000 and collectively at total taxpayer cost they clean off $1 billion per year it is part district it is school district treasures it is 47 city and village managers that pales in comparison to the 400 school superintendents anduj;l-adminisg every governor of the 50 states. john: the general counsel of the waukegan system says 229,000, williams manages of mass transit, a 286,000 he said i deserve some money. >> public service in illinois is corrupted obviouslyb"he had at chapel of his pay this is why your audience is impacted this mass transit district of $60 million of federal grants so talk sexpot blood dash taxpayers across the country are subsidizing the $300,000 pension salary. john: maybe he deserves it that at least we know about it to have the argument. >> right. there has been a policy change resulted from our transparency of salaries in illinois be high

>> one city manager in illinois had 26 buckets of compensation and took 22 separate request. john: illinois alone you could find 3,000 eurocrats them make more messy than every governor in every state? >> the lucky 3,000 and collectively at total taxpayer cost they clean off $1 billion per year it is part district it is school district treasures it is 47 city and village managers that pales in comparison to the 400 school superintendents anduj;l-adminisg every governor of the 50 states. john: the general counsel of the waukegan system says 229,000, williams manages of mass transit, a 286,000 he said i deserve some money. >> public service in illinois is corrupted obviouslyb"he had at chapel of his pay this is why your audience is impacted this mass transit district of $60 million of federal grants so talkexpot blood dash taxpayers across the country are subsidizing the $300,000 pension salary. john: maybe he deserves it that at least we know about it to have the argument. >> right. there has been a policy change resulted from our transparency of salaries in illinois be highli

>> one city manager in illinois had 26 buckets of compensation and took 22 separate request. john illinois alone you could find 3,000 eurocrats th make more messy than every governor in every state? >> the lucky 3,000 and collectively at total taxpayer cost they clean off $1 billion per year it is pt district it is school district treasures it is 47 city and village managers that pales in comparison to the 400 school superintendents anduj;l-adminisg every governor of the 50 states. john: the general counsel of the waukegan system says 229,000, williams manages of mass transit, a 286,000 he said i deserve some money. >> public service in illinois is corrupted obviouslyb"he had at chapel of his pay this is why your audience is impacted this mastransit district of $60 million of federal grants so talk sexpot blood dash taxpayers across the country are subsidizing the $300,000 pension salary. john: maybe he deserves it that at least we know about it to have the argument. >> right. there has been aolicy change resulted from our transparency of salaries in illinois be highlighted s

. >>> the illinois pension program is billions of dollars in debt. but fixing the problem could force the state to break a promise to millions of retir re. >> reporter: after a quarter century of teaching judy is looking forward to retirement. but the pension she was promised by the state of illinois could be skimpy area than expected because of a $100 billion shortfall. >> are you mad? >> i'm very upset because i don't feel that the teachers are at fault. >> the blame for the pension falls squarely on the state. while employees regularly contributed 9% of their salaries towards their pension the state has not made regular contributions for decades. >> reporter: as a result illinois ranks at the top of underfunded public pensions in the u.s. last spring the illinois legislature tried to solve the problem but then adjourned without fixing it. that prompted governor pat quinn to withhold legislators paychecks, but still the committee still has no plans. >> we're moving slowly, more slowly than i would like but we're moving ahead in reaching agreements

>> one city manager in illinois had 26 buckets of compensation and took 22 separate request. john: illinois alone you could find 3,000 eurocrats them make more messy than every governor in every state? >> the lucky 3,000 and collectively at total taxpayer cost they clean off $1 billion per year it is part district it is school district treasures it is 47 city and village managers that pales in comparison to the 400 school superintendents anduj;l-adminisg every governor of the 50 states. john: the general counsel of the waukegan system says 229,000, williams manages of mass transit, a 286,000 he said i deserve some money. >> public service in illinois is corrupted obviouslyb"he had at chapel of his pay this is why your audience is impacted this mass transit district of $60 million of federal grants so talk sexpot blood dash taxpayers across the country are subsidizing the $300,000 pension salary. john: maybe he deserves it that at least we know about it to have the argument. >> right. there has been a policy change resulted from our transparency of salaries in illinois be high

. >> a pension reform plan could be ready for illinois lawmakers to take up when they return for the fall veto session. this session is scheduled to get under way in springfield on october 22nd. a member of the panel working to come up with a way to deal with the state's unfunded pension liability says it is very likely they could agree on a plan to change state retirement benefits by the time the session begins. state rep tells the chicago tribune any plan forwarded to the legislature will probably be challenged in court >> he was heading home from work and has not been seen since. today volunteers stepped up efforts to find a missing lake villa man >> it has been more than one week since he disappeared. dozens of volunteers today conducted a grid search... trying to find any sign of the missing father >> more than 150 volunteers -- fanning out over 225 square miles, sunday. from wood dale -- to lake villa. the route nicholas steward was taking from work to home...on september 20th. it was the last day...anyone's seen or heard from him. devastating for his parents... his wife..and t

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rocking the justice system in illinois. ryan granted clemency to all death row inmates, saying the system was broken. ryan commuted 167 death sentences, reducing nearly all to life without parole. until 1998 executions were carried out at stateville correctional center, outside chicago. today nearly half its prisoners are in for murder. stateville had a long reputation as a place where inmates challenged guards for control. how that all changed is the big story behind the walls of stateville. >> it's another day in paradise. >> just to let you know, the next couple of days, we're talking about extreme heat. we need to ensure ice is passed out so you guys can keep your fluids nice and cold and for drinking. it's really important to check each other out, make sure you guys are okay. we're looking at 105 heat index plus for the next four to five days. >> the towers. curry. >> sir. >> tower one. >> it's 6:45 a.m. at stateville correctional center. >> tower two, voight. >> officers on the 7:00 to 3:00 shift are preparing for the

>> one city manager in illinois had 26 bkets of compensation and took 22 separate request. john: illinois alone you could find 3,000 eurocrats them make more messy than every governor in every state? >> the lucky 3,000 and collectively at total taxpayer cost they clean off $1 billion per year it is part district it is school district treasures it is 47 city and village managers that pales in comparison to the 400 school superintendents anduj;l-adminisg every governor of the 50 states. john: the general counsel of the waukegan system says 229,000, williams manages of mass transit, a 286,000 he said i deserve someoney. >> public service in illinois is corrupted obviouslyb"he had at chapel of his pay this is why your audience is impacted this mass transit district of $60 million of federal grantsso talk sexpot blood sh taxpayers across the country are subsidizing the $300,000 pension slary. john: maybe he deseres it that at least we know about it to have the argument. >> right. there has been a policy change resulted from our transparency of salaries in illinois be highlighted

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for the first time this year, a person has died from west nile virus in illinois. the health department says an elderly resident from logan county got sick in august and has now died. also, southern illinois has its first human case. animal cases have been reported in 57 counties. health officials say you need to protect yourself against mosquito bites and possible west nile infection until the first hard frost. still ahead... the death toll climbs as residents in some communities are ordered to get out of the way of raging flood waters. a two-hour computer glitch turns into a traveler's dream and a big nightmare for united airlines. off the boat. how starbucks is putting old ocean-going shipping containers to new use on the north side. remember those pesky squirrels? uh huh well i trained em squirrels cutting coupons, fun i love your brain bob me too enough! your tyranny ends now you filthy humans! uh oh nut up my brothers! ow yolo! oh he's biting my head oh! you seemed so cool there's a better way to save with sears and shop your way coupons. just choose, load, a

ahead of the rain in western illinois you see areas popup that represent tiny thunderstorms that might produce lightning from time to time over part of the area. generally it looks like this will not be a major weather event. precipitation will be less than impressive although rochelkle could get three-quarters of an inch. slowly warming to the mid '80s by next thursday. we are not done with the warm air even though fall will be completely established by then and temperatures make their way back to the same territory we were in this afternoon. we get through these storms tomorrow very quietly. and a gala for the chicago football classic. it was held at the beautiful south shore country club located along the lakefront. the chicago football classic is a yearly event and features teams from historically black colleges. this year morehouse will take on central state at soldier field, on saturday. money from this and other events promote literacy and scholarships. coming up... the blackhawks get a chance to try out a few wrist shots at soldier field as they hype their march 1st game with t

in illinois, you can't do that. where do you want to start a business, illinois or minnesota? >> mayor, great to have you with us tonight. thanks so much. still to come, richard trumka of the afl-cio joins me on the state of the union. some say they are in crisis. as his organization prepares for their john convention in los angeles. more than half of americans are against taking military action in syria. and they're speaking out. the rapid response panel joins me to discuss the reaction on liberal talk rao in america. but next, i'm taking your questions on ask ed live on msnbc. stay with us. is something we all share. but who can help you find your own path? who can build you a plan, not just a pie chart? who can help keep your investments on course, whatever lies ahead? that someone is a morgan stanley financial advisor. and we're ready to work for you. i had pain in my abdomen... it just wouldn't go away.thing. i was spotting, but i had already gone through menopause. these symptoms may be nothing... but they could be early warning signs of a gynecologic cancer, such as cer

it is the center of illinois. urea, illinois, is my hometown. , is myoreal, illinois hometown. i go along the western border all the way down to the great community of quincy, illinois. 205 towns in my district. down to earth, hard- working people that do not want a lot from the government, but they want solutions. they expect us to work together. that is what a lot of the groups in washington, d.c. do not expect -- the election is over, and it is time to work together. it does not mean you wave the white flag. the american public voted for a divided government. if both parties sit in their corners, nothing will get done for two years or four years, and i do not think that is good for the public and or democrats. i do not think that is good for our country. we have too many challenges our country needs to deal with for the political process and for campaign season to be 24/7, 365 days a year. host: let's get to our calls. houston, texas. .epublican line, hue my comment-- caller: is not for the lady. she is not done anything wrong, rino, he has-year sat here and told everyone th

alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember

new health insurance marketplace in illinois means for people like judy. it means that we will offer 165 different health insurance plans in illinois by a different insurers. the premiums at the lowest level of health insurance for those who are not under medicaid will ,e in the range of $84 a month but the good news for duty is that her income is so low is that she met it -- qualifies for medicaid for the first time in her life. the first time in her life, judi, who had been turned down because of the existing conditions of diabetes, will have the peace of mind of health insurance. you and i are blessed to have the best health insurance in america as members of the u.s. senate. when you say you want to disband and stop obamacare, do you want to deny the opportunity for judy and millions more just like her for the first time in their lives will have the protection of health care they can afford? >> thank you for that question. i will say that i respect his sincerity and passion in believing that government solutions from washington can fix this problem. i

you are from illinois, and how has that changed things for dads? >> in the last 14 months, there's a group called illinois fathers, and they have done some see if it eventual gets the impact. but that has come recently. >> a bit of a balancing act, do you want to see laws change? >> absolutely. there are several things that we advocate for. one of the things that the attorney was mentioning. educating the judges is a big thing, but you're left with human error there. and there's a broad range of discussion that is involved with that, and with that can come abuse of discretion. what we would like to see it 50/50 presumption. if it's on the onset, we can do a 50 a 50 presumption, and if there are clear signs of abuse or if the parents don't live in a close geographical location together, there are factors that can change that. >> our community has solutions real quick. in california: so randy. >> look, i'm a lawyer, and there's no replacement for good advocacy. the judge has to start with a presumption of 50/50. but the children will be better off wi

. >>> the illinois pension program is billions of dollars in debt. but fixing the problem could force problems for retirees. >> reporter: after a quarter century of teaching, judy is looking forward to retirement. but the pension she was promised by the state of illinois could be skimpier than expected because of a $100 billion shortfall. >> are you mad? >> i'm very upset because i don't feel that the teachers are at fault. >> reporter: indeed the blame for the pension fall falls squarely on the state. when they regularly contribute up to 9% toward their salaries, the state hasn't made contributions for decades. as a result, illinois is at the top of the front in the u.s., last year, they tried to fix it, but adjourned without fixing it. they appointed a special committee to come up with a plan, but to date, the committee has no plan. >> i know it's slower than we would like, but we are moving ahead and reaching agreements and making compromises. >> among the possible compromises, cuts in insurance benefits, and higher costs to retirees, but a union

senator richard durbin of illinois reintroduced his dietary supplement packaging act in may. >> most people assume that supplements on the shelves in stores have been tested. most people think like drugs that are prescribed, these supplements are tested for safety and effectiveness. that's not true. the fda, the food and drug administration needs to know more about these products. >> here to discuss the pros and cons of dietary supplement regulation from cincinnati, ohio, we are joined by john entine and from washington, d.c. we're joined by darryl rogers, the campaign and communicates he director at the alliance for natural health. thank you very much for being with us, these diedary supplements include vitamins, minerals, herbal remedies, sexual enhancement and body building.

the sanctions on lift a bill there's a bill that mark kirk senator from illinois is talking about introducing that would say that sanctions can't be lifted unless there is regime change now this sounds familiar this is what we did. with saddam we said we're going to sanction you unless you give up unless you allow inspections and this or that and if you do allow those things we're still not going to lift the sanctions because we only will allow for regime change to to invite sanctions it just sounds like they're doing the same the cruel punishment for the people who have nothing to do with this policy well mark kirk and others would say look this is a regime that punishes punishes its people and so these are all legitimate ways to put pressure on that regime you have to break a few eggs to make an omelet this whole thing but they really they take out any agency for ordinary people inside of iran and iran does have a vibrant you know civil society a vibrant pro-democracy movement and some of these leaders in washington think that they know better than the people of iran as far as what he wants

tulsi gabbard and aaron schock of illinois. you may want to draw more young people but the truth is a lot of voters tend to be older. we have had a lot more younger voters in the last couple of cycles. that congress is as relevant, that washington is as relevant in people's lives, particularly when you see the political process stuck like this? >> i think people have woken up whether it be through the affordable care act or through their cost of college if you are student loan even, interest rates are governed by the federal government. so whether you're a single mom, whether you're a small business owner, a college student, i think people are starting to make the connection between what happens in washington d.c., they may not be happy with it or please the with the direction but they're making a connection between what happened in d.c. and their personal lives. to tulsi's point i see the younger people in congress as people who are unafraid to venture into areas perhaps where their political parties don't typically go. my dem

sergeant allen james lynch of gurney, illinois. he received the medal of honor in the rave actions vietnam war where he risked his life to save three of his comrades. lynch, serving as a radio telephone operator for the united states army, ran through open enemy fire to rescue three wounded soldiers. as the rest of the company withdrew, he stayed behind and single-handedly defended their position for two hours until reinforcements could be sent to see vack -- evacuate them. mr. hultgren: he was just 22 years old at the time. his actions extend far beyond his service in veetnament nam. he continued to serve as a staunch advocate for disabled veterans and remains an inspiration to the community, often visiting with local schools and challenging students to be the next great leaders of america. i commend his actions and his continued service to my community and to our country. a true inspiration. i'm proud to honor sergeant allen james lynch and his outstanding courage. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the

in illinois, we saw those rates. we call it get covered illinois. peoplee 1.6 million more having insurance, and the rates at 20% less than predicted, so we are very happy. host: bill, houston, texas. democrats find. you are on with jan schakowsky. caller: good morning. why bothike to ask members of congress cannot come together on the issue of building seven in 9/11 and the evidence that it was destroyed. is thei am sorry, what quest -- what is the most important thing? had -- havingbeen organizers talk about the building seven. guest: i'm sorry, i do not understand the question. host: we will go to a caller. georgia. caller: talking about speaker john boehner, he cannot get things up to a vote. he has to check with people before he can do anything. they have destroyed the republican party. anm turned out to be independent now, and soon to be a democrat. lives about --ny they tell so many lies about this insurance. there's plenty of good unit. i have a son that does not have insurance, and he picks up every little job he can. talk about jobs. that

and then we have, the park which is between third street and illinois street. on the northern line of this creek and it is actually kind of a connector part that allows you to circulate between illinois street and third street. and our engineering department, mas come up with the unique design where you will have an over, the water walkway experience, all of the vegetation, that is out there will pretty much be removed and replaced and it will clean up the site and make it more appealing and safer for the users to walk through. and enjoy. and next, is moving north cranco park and this is 9-acre park that we have been working for about two years on the community planning process. this is the latest iteration where we were taking the site which was a site and opening it up for a park use and it is generally between the streets, and the program developed and been opened against a mixed green and where we bring up the site to the adjacent roadway and create a lawn that could be used for multiple purposes. and rehab iting slip way four and creating a hard scape and

the snr from illinois has first-class health care. you see, members of congress, members of the senate and the house, under the federal employees' health benefit plan, the best health insurance in america -- we fly first class. our imloirk the federal -- our s 72% of the monthly premium. 150 million americans have that benefit where an employer pays some share of t our pays 72%. we're lucky. we're fortunate. so are families, and so are staff. but what you're saying in abolishing obamacare, you not only want to fly first clarks you don't want other people to get on the plane. 50 million americans have no health insurance and you want to abolish the opportunity through the marketplace for them to buy affordable health insurance for the first time in their lives for many people. that's what it comes down to. don't say you want members of congress treated like everybody else if you are currently under the federal aviation administration -- under the fehb, are you currently you and your family covered by the federal employees' health benef

walk us through what led to your ouster after voicing support for marriage equality in illinois. >> it's a long held belief that this is the right thing to do and marriage equality should be the law. it's the right thing to do analysis. they department like that, but the bigger story is it's a healthy debate at the national and the local level here in illinois about marriage equality and shows we are not a monolithic party. we don't all think the same. even the cheney party. i long believed the conservative position is the government will be involved in marriage. you can't let 99% do it and 1% not. that is a true conservative position. i feel good about what's going on here. there is a good strong coalition across the board of republicans and democrats and financial reporters who want to see it done in the land of lincoln. we founded the republican party a couple blocks away. i feel good and debate is healthy and here in illinois it will be stronger. >> we look at how the cheney party put liz as the odd woman out. mary supports it and mr. and mrs. cheney support marriage equality. if it

we will be talking about everything illinois and chicago. i certainly hope that we can make a better commercial than, hey, we're not quite as bad as detroit. he has a bucket full of issues he has to deal with. the one thing he has done, no pay for legislators until they get some compromise on underfunded liability payments. we're going to talk about all of that bottom of the hour. clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." >>> situation in syria moving to congress. this morning president obama says he's confident congress will pass a resolution authorizing military action in syria. nbc's ayman mohyeldin has

alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. >> pretty impressive, actually. >> it is really, really impressive. >> i can do it. >> no. >> alabama, alaska, arizona, arkansas, california, colorado, connecticut, delaware, florida, georgia, hawaii, idaho, illinois, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, montana, nebraska, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, south dakota, tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin, wyoming. [applause] i missed new mexico. i missed new mexico. >> where the hell -- >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> [beep] you! >> that's not what i meant. >> thank you so much, audra. >> hey, look. it's brandon t. jackson. you remember

you moved to illinois. and before this it took 26 separate freedom of information act requests to find out what your city manager cost taxpayers? >> we explored a few years ago one city manager in illinois in a village called palestine. he had 26 buckets and took us 22 separate requests. >> in illinois alone you were able to find 3,000 bureaucrats who make more money than every governor of every state? >> that's right. i called them the lucky 3,000. collectively at total tax payer cost they burn off a billion dollars a year. it is part district administrators the directors of parks. school district pressures out earning the state treasurer. it is 47 city and village managers out earning every governor. that pailed in comparison to the 400 school administrators out earning every governor of the states. pick examples thomas morris general council of the waukegan school system 229,000 base pay. william volt manages the mass transit in champagne, county 286,000 a year. he said i deserve some money. >> public se

tomorrow we will for with 80 is over a good part of illinois. eighties expected again on saturday before the cooler weather comes. there could be some lead time showers and thunderstorms on saturday night. the sprawling high pressure has given us days of easterly wind. we will do so today and tomorrow. the wind will be roaring from the southwest. the rain will arrive saturday night. look at the snow. this forecast does not capture some of the higher elevations knosnow. it is the time of the year. that tends to happen. sunny with a moderate increase in temperatures this afternoon. the 75 will be four degrees above normal. tonight is clear and seasonably cool. the wind will be east southeast. marr is gorgeous. the warmest and eight days. the clouds will move in on saturday after a sunny start. saturday night there might be some rain. sunday if there's a shower it will be earlier. we were down in champaign covering that last week. we will talk about that at 9:00 today. >> i love that just washed freshness, but then it goes to the closet...to die. s

wear the green states are all receiving illinois in come at their expense. melissa: who was the beneficiary? >> as a group nine states that can expect to see more work and production besides the sun belt economy is washington state, a very different climate, a wyoming , south dakota, and in the middle of america like tennessee. personal income tax, repealing the death and inheritance tax. melissa: talk about the nine states with no personal income tax gaining $146 billion of.com. that can be taxed right away but they are not taxing it is a what is it doing? it is choosing their economy? why should they value that many if they do not tax it? >> personal consumption, a private sector investment, you don't have to look at the results from texas to understand that is the economy we would like for the other 49 states. they are contributing to the overall economic expansion. melissa: i love when said data backs up what we know to be true. if you tax money it goes elsewhere. thank you. the august museum but one entrepreneur is destroying the boring visits like the