all the sudden kristy feels emanuel's gaze on her. they huddle. emanuel's livid. i can't believe she said that without tim geithner being here to defend himself. forget the material issues. summers reports this to roamer minutes after. yes, yes, he's with it. you can't say that without geithner here to dwefd herself. jesus, she's right, there's no plan. i asked the president about this. it was not an easy moment in the interview at the end of the process. i said you were agitated. he said i don't know if that's the exact word i'd used. how did you feel? what did you say to tim? well, i don't remember exactly. the pure bureaucracy was not moving as fast as i wanted. i don't know that you call your treasury the bureaucracy, but it's a term of art, i suppose. this stuff was hard, ron, harder than i could have imagined to come up with solutions. talked to geithner too. he's in the book. you can read it yourself in two pages he affirm that he did what is shown in internal memos, but he slow walked the president. what's that mean? it's reflicked in a -- reflected in a m

he says that they will be looking for ways to keep chicagos edge at the transportation center, emanuel points to the chicago presence of united and american airlines and the electronic booking agencies like orbits. he will discuss with airline officials what kinds of improvements that would like to see in chicago's workforce and infrastructure. >> and northwest indiana 18 robust it off at a party one night for stirred himself into police the next day it's the handcuffs were still on him. he made a run for when the shares deputy were busy work with other partygoers to shut up the next day with the cops still on his wrist with the chain-link broken, has been charged with escape. >> protests on wall street keeps growing and growing the latest on the rally is entering its third week. plus the repeal of don't ask don't tell once again becomes a hot political issue into the annual juvenile diabetes what steps offer the first time without monsanto's. >> an unbelievably nice stretch of water coming up this week thanks to a ridge of high pressure. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves th

the meeting breaks up and emanuel -- emanuel is livid. he says i can't believe she said that without tim geithner being here to defend himself. forget about the material issues. summers reports system, minutes after yes, yes christie. rahm was livid. christie i defended you. she is right. there isn't a plan. i asked the president about this. it wasn't an easy moment in our interview at the end of the process. i said you were agitated. i am not sure agitate it would be the exact word i would use. what did you say to tim? i don't remember exactly. the bureaucracy wasn't moving as fast as i wanted. i'm not sure if you would call your treasury secretary the bureaucracy but it is a term of art i suppose. this stuff was just hard, ron, harder than i could've imagined to come up with solutions. i talked to geithner too. it is in the book. into pages he affirms that he did what is shown he shown in internal memo's. he slow walk the president. what does that mean? it is reflected in the memo in february of 2010 from a shadow chief of staff are bri

i will have a full report when we come back at 5 this evening >>mayor emanuel has the backing of illinois senate and house leaders for his plan to set up speed cameras and issue speeding drivers $100 tickets. house speaker michael madigan and state president john color to and have each introduced speed camera legislation in springfield emanuel said that the cameras could offer better protection for children to schools and parks former governor rod blagojevich's may be stripped of his state pension today lawmakers on the general assembly retirement system order expected to discuss the issue when they meet today the pension is worth $65,000 every year the legislators want to act fast since rod blagojevich is eligible for that pension when he turns 55 this december >>jury deliberations are under way in the trial of political power broker williamcellini. the judge gave jurors final instructions this morning and then deliberations began. williamcellini is accused of trying to extort $1.5 million from hollywood producer prosecutors claim the money was intended as a campaign contribution for tha

so i believe chicago rahm emanuel is on the right track. he says, i want the best teachers in and i don't want to be hamstringed by a union. he tried to sit down with the union saying, what can we do? we're all in this together. you guys have been in charge of the situation for generations now. what can we do differently? they, as they typically do, folded their arms and said, we're doing what we've been doing. we're not going to give an inch. so they were put on the sidelines. one of the most exciting things about what mayor rahm emanuel is doing is he's saying, listen, i'm going to forego the leadership in the union, because i believe that they're too entrenched in maintaining themselves, and i'm going to bring the message straight to the people. and what we find is that there's a current generational gap of new teachers. a group of young people who want to be able to prove themselves. and they believe that their performance should be determinant of their job securi security. the mayor is proposing exactly that. what the mayor is saying,

>>not in mayor emanuel to mind he is fixed on safety ... he was to curb pedestrian vehicle accidents. >>i think it's a good idea putting these in a school zone maybe you can save a life. i am concerned about everybody else >>lawmakers in springfield would have to give the ok to the plan right now there's a ban on using red light cameras this way ... catching speeders would lead to a big payday for the city as well >>it's very hard for the driving public >>i just think china get as much money from us as possible ... under the proposal ticket can cost as much as $100 apiece a true story of until death do us part ... the touching story of a couple's final moments as surprised family members and hospital workers. and later in the medical watch the encouraging news for women with breast cancer who undergo radiation after surgery and he is a grammy award winning vocalist as well as a producer and songwriter ... steve tyrell reinvented and popularizer classic pop standards he will be doing three shows at viper allie you can still get tickets for t

i asked mayor emanuel, what does he do to get this swagger back? this is not the guy who talked about, yes, we can, and had people crying when he was elected because there was such great expectation. people feel left down. >> it's fault to say he's going to go for the base and reject the middle. he needs to go for both. he needs the base to be energized. he needs more of the business community, including in the banking sector, to be at least open to his re-election. he must wait for a republican opponent. the -- these are two well-meaning public servants, but they're talking past each other as this conversation in washington is likely to be, except for that super committee you talked about rahm emanuel. there needs to be some dialogue. because we can'tait till 2013 to address the concerns of both the tea party and the occupy wall street. >> we'll take a break here. i also want to follow up on whether religion is a new issue in the gop primary. we'll do that. we'll take a break here. but i want to talk to you about press pass and our two "meet the p

during business here in chicago >>the company is headquartered in chicago and employs 900 people mayor emanuel said he's in and 7000 new jobs since taking office. those jobs are with ge capital united airlines walgreen's, ford and other companies. today's announcement was made at merge live the company's annual client conference. the 1985 superbowl bears will visit the white house today the team's original visit in 1986 but president obama's invited this team back however former bear dan hampton has refused to attend citing his personal and political differences with president obama he also expressed his disappointment that families of the players were not invited >>the chicago white sox made a surprising move last night when they named former all-star third baseman robin ventura as the team's new manager he is replacing ozzie guillen on the south side after he left for the florida marlins robin ventura was drafted by the white sox in 1988 he played third base for 10 years he worked as a special adviser this summer in player development is the sixth time gold glove winner and a fan favorite he

a fight over a longer school day has chicago mayor rahm emanuel at odds with the teachers union. emmanuel wants to lengthen the school days which are among the shortest in the country at under six hours. talks between the school system and the teachers union broke down this month. but six public elementary schools did vote for 7 1/2 hour days and they will get $150,000 and a 2% raise for teachers, as well. education contributor steve perry has more on the squabble. >> reporter: chicago schools as a city are performing just as poorly as many of the others and worse than quite a few. and many chicagoans are upset about that. therefore i believe mayor rahm emanuel is on the right track saying listen, i want the best teachers in and i don't want to be hamstringed by a union. he tried to sit down with the union and say what can we do? we're all in this together. you guys have been in charge of the situation for generations now. what can we do differently? as they typically do, they folded their arms and say we're doing what we've been doing. we're not going to give an inch and they we

. >> where is your mayor rahm emanuel? where is the former chief of staff of the obama administration? where is rahm emanuel on this? is he anti-teacher? >> absolutely. he's been clearly anti-teacher from the beginning. he came in, he went to springfield to try to take our collective bargaining rights away. he made it so that it would be 75%. it would take our union to strike. he was adamant about us not being able to strike. yesterday he goes on "meet the press" and says we're going to have performance pay. it's hard to have performance pay when you haven't bothered to negotiate with the people doing the work. so, i mean, this mayor -- >> how can you -- i'm curious. how can you have performance pay in low income neighborhoods that don't get the resources that other school districts get? i mean, i'm just amazed at that one. i've got to ask you, finally do you have the public on your side? i guess we lost that live shot. but i want to thank karen lewis for joining us tonight. thanks so much. as you can see, this just isn't

mike emanuel is on capitol hill for all the fun. bipartisan support? what has happened? >> well, a lot of people look at this withholding tax and say it was a lot of red tape. it complicated the tax code. it restricted cash flow for small businesses. you know, the people we need to hire all the people who are out of work. here is speaker john boehner on the vote to repeal. >> this tax repeal was part of our plan to help american job creators. it's also a part of the president's jobs plan and i'm pleased that he supports our efforts to repeal this tax. i think we owe it to the american people to find common ground. repealing this tax is another step in that effort of finding common ground. >> the vote today in the house 405 to 16. it is not very often these days you see such a lopsided vote, shep? >> shepard: not at all hilarious. both sides taking credit for the same thing. going to go down in the senate, right? >> it's interesting because the senate last week defeated a republic-sponsored measure to repeal this withholding tax so senior democratic leadership aides say t

and when rahm emanuel's guy keeping sid william daley who used to make seven million dollars is on wall street and believes that obama's been too tough on wall street support his campaign so whenever given an opportunity he always chooses a stab at schmidt so i don't judge him by his words and i don't judge him by anything else cited his actions and his actions indicate i love this tablet. and that was gang. of the young turks and his interview doesn't sound there for more with can visit us at youtube dot com slash artsy america. and so as the occupy wall street movement grows president obama kicks off his three day bus tour not on wall street but north carolina now president obama has a he understands why people are angry but why would he take that message straight for the crowds but obama skipping wall street on his national bus tour how do protesters feel about the president do they support him and while obama has been linked to socialism the protesters are really want to see a socialist america arts and correspondent are in a port and i is in the heart of the protests in new york an

> la policía de palo alto busca a joven que asaltó a una mujer, el sospechoso fue identificado como emanuel... comuniquese al teléfono en pantalla. >> la policía ofrece recompensa por información de homicidios de adolescente mientras caminaban por la ciudad, los automóviles fueron diferentes. >> miles de personas podrían enfrentar deportacion. >> cierran universidad porque la acusan de ser fachada para inmigracion ilegal, los estudiantes podría ser deportados. >> hace meses un hombre que vendía helados en sacramento fue asaltado y en vez dce presentar cargos los hizo trabajar en su hogar. >> el joven se pone a trabajar, no es fácil apr aún niño de 12 años estar temprano un sábado. >> quedamos dentro de la casa limpiando. >> el hombre captó cómo estos niñpos roban mercancía, cuando supo que eran njiños de su zona les retiró los cargos pero tenían que hacer trabajos en su casa. >> apenado por lo que hizo dice que ha aprendido bastante del heladero, limpia piscinas. >> lo tenía que enseñar y ahora sabe cómo hacer todo, él ya sabe. >> cortar el cesped es una manera de pag

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emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i want to thank mishell t. one is new. it will give you a back story. a few years ago, i had been attacked on the streets of brooklyn. i am deaf in my left ear. >> sitting on the l, i was made a wear, my voice of louder. he didn't know about the hearing loss in one here. i remained silent. i didn't turn around to expose the scar on the back of my head. so that i wouldn't have to explain the origination. instead of business cards, i should explain, it would read as follows. my name is emaniel. i became a prostitute. i found my salvation? writing. i pushlished a book. i was recently attacked on the streets where i lived. >> the surgery left me deaf. i do

mayor emanuel's budget may get some some spending cuts. both accounts total about $5 billion in both have been abused in the past. some waldman say the funds are necessary to buy services to their constituents. the mayor's office did not comment. >> next new restaurants find more survivors under buildings that collapsed during a devastating earthquake in turkey. and president obama is set to unveil the steps to help ailing homeowners a bypass congress for approval. and the bears come home from new england victorious after gannett got a little too close at the end. >> you're watching it wgn very own news. this is wgn when i inspect homes i can't be in an allergy fog. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live claritin clear. part of my job is teaching my patients how to take insulin. but i've learned a lot from patients who use flexpen. flexpen comes pre-filled with the insulin i take and i can dial the exact dose of insulin i need. i live my life on t

what mayor emanuel is doing, as well, is fairly unique. i think arnie should have the ability to sign off on it. i think it is a very good amendment. i would say let's call this the duncan employment strategy, because i think arne duncan does have the ability to do it. >> i don't see anywhere in the amendment where arne duncan is guaranteed a lifetime appointment of secretary of education. i am very sympathetic of this, and i honestly don't know how i'm going to vote, and i would like to continue this discussion . yes in rural minnesota, a lot of the options don't work. >> we have provided additional flexibility in the bill to rural districts. >> right. and that is to provide whole school reform. but whole school reform has been something that's been proven to work before, and i'm not sure if that -- if even that will be right for schools. i even think that there is such thing as laboratories, and we might find models that states come up with or that they discover here. i want to explore this on line seven, exception for required activitie

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has details from capitol hill. >> russian prime minister vladimir putin's plan to return to serving as president should cause the obama administration to reconsider the policy toward moscow. >> russia's use of old tools and old thinking we see nothing short of attempt to restore soviet style and power and influence. >> boehner suggests the obama administration reset of relations with russia hasn't produced much in the way of results. on iran he must stop watering down the sanctions and recognize they're a dangerous source of stability. >> we should do more to curtail kremlin to curtail the relationship with iran particularly related to the nuclear program and missile technology. relationship but a state department spokesperson says the russians have been helpful. >> this is a subject in the biliteral laws. >> the death of muammar gaddafi and used by the supporters has a foreign policy success story. >> in america, playing a role that encourages nato and demonstrates the policy we need going forward. >> the speaker insists kay dent mand this

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reports whether that characte characterization is true, is in the eye of the beholder. >> in the latest skirmish involving the white house versus the congressional republicans, mr. obama issued two presidential memoranda, in effect going around lawmakers. >> the announcements are part of a series of executive actions to put americans back to work strengthen the economy. because we cannot wait for congressial republicans to act. >> at northwestern university, majority leader eric cantor said the house is doing its part. >> the house of representatives will be moving a bill to ease regulations on access to capital. so we can give the risk-takers a hand up to achieve their dreams. >> a spokesman for house speaker john boehner expressed frustration with the white house. "if the president wants to do something meaningful to create jobs he can start by working with republicans and actually engaging in the legislative process. yesterday the speaker called on the president to push the senate democrats to act. >> the president says we can't wait.

. >> mayor emanuel is discovering mccormick place open for business after sealing a labor does the mayor the governor and union leaders are announcing changes today for mccormicks place and they agreed to do cost cutting work rules to lower trade shows back from orlando into vegas, the agreement will trim over time and give exhibitors' the right to unload their own vehicles and avoid hefty fees. >> everybody gave a little, but everybody wants a lot. because people are going to go to work and economic growth and activity is going to happen. this is the worst news for orlando and a loss of it is, mccormick place is open for business. a mayor emanuel calls mccormick place a huge economic engine for the city the audit shows a prime example but in recent years some large conventions have deserted chicago for sweeter cheaper deals and a warmer climate. step aside soccer, american football invade england. the bears got a taste of british culture as they prepare for the buccaneers. >> white care rose is spotted in an l.a. police station overnight, breaking news moments ago, epstein has resigned

>> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. congressman issa is pressing the attorney general for information about a weapon linked to the murder of an immigration customs agent. letter to eric holder alleges that the gun used to kill immigration and customs enforcement agent zapata was purchased by traffickers, from informant working with atf. the united auto workers ratified contract with chrysler. union officials says factory workers voted for the deal but the skilled trade workers were against it. executive board pead the final call for approval. that means all of detroit's big three auto makers now have new contracts with the uaw. durable goods orders fell .8 of a percentage point in december but excluding transportation, orders were up 1.7%. that's the best showing in six months. new home sales rose 5.7%. largely because the builders cut prices. it was a good day on wall street today. the dow climbed 162, the s&p 500 was up 13. the nasdaq finished ahead 12. european leaders spent the day trying to come up with a solution

mike emanuel shows us new emails... that reveal new questions about the n loan 3&p much of the focus in house subcommittee hearing on solynnra was on the modification of thh loan, whhch allowed private innestors toobe paid back stearns says "so in your experience in 28 yearssbeing the chief financial officer, can you, have you ever eard of taxpayers money eing subooddnate to outside commercial firms?"burner says that statement bb ffderal financing bank's gary burner, ttat led some leading republicans to draa this conclusion.barton says "it is clear to me thht the the law hen they agreed to suborddnate the taxpayer's money to private investors, someeof who appear o have been heaay contributors to presidenttobama's campaign." a top democrat complained it wasn't fair to talk aboot the department of energy's role - wwthout officials to testify. deeette says "that approach only serves to ensure that half of the story is told today. it makes this hearing appear more to me about generatinn heaalines than engaging us in thoroug

i don't know how that plays into the rest of it rahm emanuel former chief of staff for president obama now mayor of chicago believes that united states is a hedge fund. >> the united states governor started under george bush venture capital. sometimes you are right and sometimes you are wrong. that's unfortunate. nobody takes losing money easy. >> bill: so he is actually admitting you know it's now a casino our tax dollars. solyndra. couple billion here and maybe it will work but maybe it won't but that's okay. rahm left out a couple of facts. there are some winners and losers in venture capital. no one has authorized venture capital to get in the business. the other thing is that those loans guarantees to those solar companies. green companies providing venture capital providing to contributors, to donors, executives in that company. >> bill: friendly to obama. the basic overall philosophy that the government, the federal government takes our tax dollars and just plays vegas. why don't you just go to vegas, guys? why don't you get on the wheel. maybe we could raise money this way. the

mike emanuel is live for us on capitol hill. mike, what was the tone from republicans at today's house hearing? >> trace, there's a good amount of frustration and anger because the feeling was department of energy did not listen to their counterparts at the department of treasury who raised concerns about solyndra, about the modification of the loan. here's texas congressman joe barton. >> it is clear to me that the department of energy violated the law when they agreed to subordinate the taxpayers' money to private investors, some of whom appeared to have been heavy contributors to president obama's campaign. >> some democrats disagreed, some suggested it was a bad idea to have a hearing with just treasury department officials on the panel, but not department of energy officials there to speak for themselves. the republicans are essentially saying there will be plenty more hearings ahead. trace? >> trace: i'm sure there will. some treasury officials, mike, were also asked to testify. what do they say about the legal aspects of

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel explains. >> reporter: with the congressional super committee under pressure to come up with by thanksgiving about $1.5 trillion in savings in the next decade, leon panetta warned cutting more than the identified $450 billion from defense spending. >> it will take to us the edge. if it doubles the cuts it will devastate our national defense. >> this refers to drastic cut on defense spending if they are unable to reach a deal by november 23. the top republican says he believes in reducing waste at the pentagon but agrees with panetta drastic cuts are not an option. >> if there is a failure on the super committee we'll be amongst the first on the floor to nullify that provision. >> the house armed services chairman says the 12 super committee lawmakers need to slash spending elsewhere. >> we have already cult defense more than most of us think we should have cut. we are not accepting any more cuts in defense. however they work it out is their problem. >> the u.s. military is stretched after fighting two wars in afghanistan and iraq in the past dec

mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike, this is a lot about that super committee in charge of cutting the deficit, right? >> well, shep, that is right. the pentagon is prepared to cut $450 billion over the next ten years. secretary panetta is worried the group of 12 lawmakers may want to cut much more. it is their job to find a trillion and a half dollars in savings by thanksgiving or else severe cuts kick in. here is arizona senator john mccain on that issue. >> if it is a part of the supercommit we we will be amongst the first on the floor to nullify the provision. congress is not bound by this. it is something we passed and we can reverse it. >> reporter: obviously the pentagon is hoping it doesn't goat to that point. tomorrow it the deadline for the different congressional committees to identify what could be cut and what should be cut for the supercommittee. >> shepard: this is a requirement that congress cut $1.5 trillion. tough decisions ahead. >> and some lawmakers say they would much defer to cut defense and

mike emanuel with the news. is he live on capitol hill tonight. mike, we're just now hearing about the white house's refusal to handover documents. >> that's right, trace. a letter sent late afternoon from the white house counsel, the top lawmakers in the house energy and commerce committee. in it she writes, quote: there is nothing in the documents produced by doe, department of energy, omb, the office of manage and budget. treasury or the white house that the white house intervened in the solyndra loan guarantee to benefit a campaign contributor, a classic struggle. congress wanting more information, the executive branch sometimes not wanting to give everything up, also today in that hearing, a lot of scrutiny about the department of energy's actions as it relates to solyndra, take a listen. >> to your knowledge, do you believe today that the department of energy should have sought department of justice approval? >> yeah. i have said that i believe that it would have been wise for them to seek department of justice approval. >> and that point is

>> shepard: mike emanuel live tonight on capitol hill. mike, thanks. 40 years of a brutal regime ending with a dictator rotting in the dirt. officials with libya's new government say that rebel forces have now buried the body of the ousted dictator muammar qaddafi. also one of his sons and an aide buried there with him. they say the burial happened very little ceremony at secret location. that is so libyans loyal to the former regime cannot turn qaddafi's grave into some short of shrine. captured and killed qaddafi and one of his sons last week. meantime a new libyan government official says another son saif al islam is hiding out in libya's southern desert. there is word he is getting ready to escape the country using a fake passport and may head to niger. >> how did this burial go down? >> well, shep, right to the end they were wrangling over the body of exlibyan dictator muammar qaddafi. family and tribal members wanted it buried near the hometown of sirte. authorities were having nothing to do with that. overnight they pulled qaddafi'

rahm emanuel his predecessor i'm not going to be leaker in chief. pretty much exposing rahm as leaker in chief. >> i don't think it's a surprise to any in the press corps but probably a surprise to the public. the relationship between the two is a little different than it is now. rahm is a dozen years downer than daly, daley preceded him in politics, government, into banking. and now all of a sudden ramh has jumped in to his father's and brother's job, and people are saying, he was a better chief of staff. a little friction there. >> a little friction there. listen to this, the president was on record as once saying if he's a one-term president, so be it as long as he gets about important business. is bill daley okay with that in. no, absolutely not, shaking his head, growing more outraged at thought of a secondle term entering the president's mind, i think he'd be angry, pissed. excuse me language, family as the home, that's the white house chief of staff, not the anchor of the program. >> has a daly ever been a one-term anything? no member of the

also attending is chicago mayor rahm emanuel who jobs supported with a six-figure campaign donation. apple planning a memorial wednesday for employees at the cupertino headquarters. >>> the state's largest group of doctors calling for the legalization of medical marijuana. the california medical association adopted the position at the annual conference this weekend, becoming the first major medical group in the country to advocate the legalization of pot. it took the stance, even though the organization says the medicinal value of marijuana remains unclear. >> i'm 100% confident as the cma and other researchers are given the opportunity to look more deeply into cannabis, they will find what i know, that it's a very effective medicine for a wide range of ailments. >> they called the decision, quote, unbelievably irresponsible. the cma says it's an open question as to whether cannabis is useful for the purposes. but the only way is to legalize it and do more research on the find out. >> 22 years ago a massive earthquake battled the bay area. this morning emergency officials talk about