50 -- in making chicago one of the most violent cities in the country. we have experienced 10,000 shootings in the past four years. people feel left behind. that come together, supported me for mayor. we forced them into a runoff by building a coalition that is truly multiracial, multiethnic across juncker via chicago fighting back against the agenda that was imposed on chicago. we want some attention and resources and investment in chicago neighborhoods. juan: chuy garcia, one of the big issues in this race has been education. the mayor's policies on school closings, on charter schools and his reform agenda. could you talk about your differences with him on this issue and your own history in terms of seeking education reform? >> yes. the mayor has total control of the chicago public school system. it was a bill that gave the mayor that exclusive control and 1995. a was a member of the illinois senate and voted against that bill, thought it was a bad idea. it also assured in the year of charter schools in chicago now has 125 charter schools. the mayor ap

since then nearly a million people have left in chicago is now the third biggest city. worse and much more important, it is going broke. this year they will run another multimillion dollar deficit and because of reckless promises, politicians made to government workers the city's pension funds are billions shored and they promise to pay retirees expensive, but they just don't have the money. >> the mayor promised to put the city's fiscal house in order but that hasn't happened. >> that last speaker is the man who may become the next mayor and i would think that they would have to cut. and it's nuts. but most politicians say that you can't cut pensions that's a promise that we make. and so what should chicago do? >> well, they ought to be looking for new sources of revenue and how to fund the pension system. it has been underfunded by the city government itself. the city government did not make the corresponding requisite pension requirements and payments. the workers twice a month have always had their paychecks docked and taken out of their pension payments. >> chicago

i love this city alone chicago video look is hour. charles: but you could still vote in the future but what about urbanization? >> so those a look at the union pension plans in chicago alone the unfunded liability is $20 billion. it has pluses and minuses. charles: but the political ramifications they are right there. >> it is like a eutopia everything is wonderful but just downtown to be self-reliant. but cliche representation in to be counted as a state. but more importantly more likely the democratic guarantee. so there usually us a democratic stronghold. >> they equate these urban centers with the opportunity they're willing to pay more. spitzer but they don't build equity when they read these apartments and they are stuck in them. how do they get out? wasn't a 14%. >> i sold three homes in my life i have lost money every single time. but i put them in the city. but then she reinvested into the city. >> the millenials are going through a transition from the last few decades. as their home buyers covered children, there is a lot of

ryan air is approving transatlantic flights for 14 airports in europe and four american cities chicago and san francisco are on the list no word if philadelphia is one of them. >>> apple is reportedly planning an online television service, they are in talk with broadcasters to offer 15 channels beginning this fall it will be available through apple tv and cost $30 to $40 a month. >>> scientists have come up with a test to check true love, that your brain looks decidedly different when you are in love and when are you not. the ones in love had increased activity in the brain associated with motivation, emotion and reward. >> in love we see the brain looks happier and there say tiny region in the brain called the reward center and is activated when things are very pleasurable. >> people in love had higher activity in the brain that manages our understanding of others. >>> well a small device is changing the lives of people that suffer from sleep apnea doctors implant the sleep pacemaker around your collar bone and is the size of a cell phone and pushes your tongue forward and opens the b

to let everybody know the city of chicago is the friendliest immigrant city in the nation. rob had a lot to do with that. he made sure that we no longer cooperate with immigration authorities when it comes to deportation and separation of our families by using city instructs. no one can ask if you enroll your kids or seek out health care because you're injured what your immigration status is. that's the law in the city of chicago. i think that's something. only in the city of chicago can you graduate from high school with a b average and be guaranteed that you're going to to be able to go on to your next two years of college for free. only in chicago even if you're undocumented. >> he was once thought to be a shoo-in for his reelection. he's in a dead heat with his challenger. a brutal winter storm forcing the dramatic rescue of some 200 skiers stuck in cable cars in a ski resort in italy. wind gusts approaching 90 miles an hour down to a fur tree that fell on the cable line. crews had to deploy helicopters and ropes to rescue passengers from about 20 cable cars suspended i

i was intrigued p with a city chicago does this from getting to o'hare from car it's compelling it is from rush however, the fact there are no alternatives for people to going get into district 3 once they're in the city by transit is an impact of the city that is important the subway extension for example, is a great way to excusable people to take transit from outlying areas to try to get where they're going that's a plug for including that question because that's a big part of this but great. >> thank you. >> thank you very much any other questions i think those are all very good comments supervisor christensen so supervisor katie tang. >> good morning. i wanted to ask we're very grateful to the kevin who represents a portion of its district and the committee saw a regional collaboration on the corridor not only on the caltrain project because, of course travelers view this is as a corridor with multiple options that works collaboratively with the modes of transportation so we have an endorsement for a motion of support so a heads-up and we're working closely with mr. mullins staff

to let everybody know the city of chicago is the friendliest immigrant city in the nation. rob had a lot to do with that. he made sure that we no longer cooperate with immigration authorities when it comes to deportation and separation of our families by using city instructs. no one can ask if you enroll your kids or seek out health care because you're injured what your immigration status is. that's the law in the city of chicago. i think that's something. only in the city of chicago can you graduate from high school with a b average and be guaranteed that you're going to to be able to go on to your next two years of college for free. only in chicago even if you're undocumented. >> he was once thought to be a shoo-in for his reelection. he's in a dead heat with his challenger. a brutal winter storm forcing the dramatic rescue of some 200 skiers stuck in cable cars in a ski resort in italy. wind gusts approaching 90 miles an hour down to a fur tree that fell on the cable line. crews had to deploy helicopters and ropes to rescue passengers from about 20 cable cars suspended i

chicago o'hare 73 degrees right now. 79 at nashville. the problem is the upper level winds are not going to bring all this warm air eastward. it's going to be a long time before we see temperatures like this in our part of the country. all indications are starting on thursday, continuing straight through the end of the week and mostly next week we'll be at or below average with temperatures. it's a little tease and a little preview. definitely changes are coming. cooler tomorrow with the cold front that will bring midday showers, sprinkle gusty winds and compared to the 70's today in some areas, we'll be lucky even to hit 50 degrees for a high on wednesday despite sunshine and the sunshine will be around into thursday early and then the clouds return. it looks like cold rain is part of the forecast as we head through the day on friday. so here's our express forecast. the clouds will increase. become windy with a sprinkle. may hit 65 68. and then turn somewhat cooler through the balance of the day. by wednesday, sunshine and 50. upper 40'

status the lot in the city of chicago only in the city of chicago can you graduate from high school with a b average and a guaranteed you couldn't go on to the next two years of college for free even if you were undocumented. lou: comprehensive immigration reform? firefighters in south los angeles coming to the rescue plan to she was able to climb down herself with the latter and no injuries were reported but the causes under investigation. >> tsa agent finds a stowaway dog in the passengers checked bag fortunately before the flight and she said she was unaware that her little chihuahua was in there and must have climbed in while she was packing her suitcase. a happy ending. the nfl free agent period open in late this afternoon wasting very little time philadelphia making the biggest headline. the coach trading the starting quarterback to the rams and bradford and a draft from the rams. but bradford could be drafted day play for the worry given recruit. too prevalent views lead in the world is he doing? and others say it is a stroke of genius. the reports that taylor's left -- taylor swi

. >> yeah spring-like we're talking now, high of 61 69 in kansas city chicago and detroit will reach into the 50s and 60s and 80s for both miami and l.a. >>> still ahead, the apple watch, the cost the release date and what will be able to do. >>> a 2-year-old snatched from the street in the arms of an abductor. you are seeing it there caught on camera. >>> collision course two ships smashing into each other in a busy american channel. the environmental concerns this morning. >>> okay we have a date we now know the apple watch goes on sale april 24th. how much it will cost prices start at $350 with the right wristband and finish could run up to $17,000. that version will only be sold at high-end stores. three basic models and apple says the typical user will get 18 hours of use before it needs recharging. preorders start april 10th. >>> apple also unveiled its thinnest and lightest mac book over half an inch thick but has a 12-inch retina display. also a redesigned keyboard and one port for usb and charging purposes. the price starts at $1300. >>> well the continued drop in sales may

. >> yeah spring-like we're talking now, high of 61 69 in kansas city chicago and detroit will reach into the 50s and 60s and 80s for both miami and l.a. >>> still ahead, the apple watch, the cost the release date and what will be able to do. >>> a 2-year-old snatched from the street in the arms of an abductor. you are seeing it there caught on camera. >>> collision course two ships smashing into each other in a busy american channel. the environmental concerns this morning. i thought, "the red cross does katrina. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> okay we have a date we now know the apple watch goes on sale april 24th. how much it will cost prices start at $350 with the right wristband and finish could run up to $17,000. that version will only be sold at high-e

chicago's willis tower could soon be sold. its owners have reportedly hired a real estate banking company to broker the potential sale. speculation is it could go for as much as $1.5 billion. 11 years ago it was sold for $840 million. that was when it changed from the sears tower to the willis tower so stand by to see what tower it's going to be next. >>> and the inventor of those popular coffee pods, these so-called k-cups, well, he says he doesn't use them. why? because they're too expensive and they create too much trash. john sylvan is his name and says no matter what, the k-cups will never be recyclable. keurig green mountain, the biggest player in the coffee pod space, says it's work ging to make all its k-cups completely recyclable in the next five years. >>> ford has revealed a new price tag of its gt and, boy, is it a hefty one. the company says the new super click and powerful gt will go for about 400 grand. it's got more than 600 horsepower and plenty of high-tech stuff all in a super aerodynamic shape. ford says it

people who represented him on the chicago city council? >> in which regard? >> in the area of acting as a puppet. >> i don't know what mr. mohammed's opinion is of congressman dawson. they both live right there in the city of chicago together. i don't know what his opinion is of congressman dawson. i'm suspicious of any negro, be he politician, clergyman, or civic man. my tendency is to lean towards, who is constantly patted on the back by whites. i have a tendency to lead toward the negro politician who is condemned by the white power structure. this is my thought pattern. i am giving you an insight of it. >> you mentioned mr. lynn and you said you would like to know who his white friends are. now, i'm wondering if you didn't make a comforting trace statement in muslim terms by using white and friend in the same phrase. >> i used friend in quotes. >> in other words, a black man cannot have a white man as a friend? >> he has a white man who is friendly, but being friendly and being a friend, i think, are two different things. i think there

the employee then asked martese for his zip code and he recite his mother's chicago city zip code at her current address which is different from the chicago city zip code on the identification card that was printed almost four years ago. at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as -- excuse me at no time throughout the encounter did martese present as has been reported by some in the immediate why a fake i.d. nevertheless, virginia abc officers who were present on the scene questioned my client about being in possession of false identification. the conversation resulted in my client being thrown to the ground, his head hitting the pavement. the officer's knees pressed into his back. his face and skull bleeding and needing surgery. all this over two alleged nses. one, a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice without force and two, profane swearing and/or public intoxication which upon conviction requires only the payment of a fine. martese johnson is an upstanding young man with a bright future. he grew up on the south side of chicago. raised by a single mother an

in three cities. chicago, new york and philadelphia. will get it later. you get the tv you like without the table subscription. apple said it will create a similar service. dish offers one as well. sam and laura, a lot of people are cutting the cord using internet instead of cable. if you do, i encourage you to figure out how to keep your local channels. nbc bay area obviously. other guys, too. you can do that through an antenna, you remember those. there are some services, including sony's new one that will offer local tv that is obviously critically important to you, sam and i and everyone else. also to the community at large. >> exactly. to know what is happening in your community. >> thank you very much, scott. >> on the east coast, streets in new york looking a lot different these years thanks to a bay air company. uber black sedans outnumber yellow cabs in the city's big apple. there's now 14,000 registered uber cars compared to 13,600 yellow cabs. however, the number of people hailing a cab still trumps the number of uber rides per day and all of t

. >>> the city of chicago is accusing the stiff oakland of theft. specifically trying to steal the lucas museum from chicago. a live picture of oakland where organizers sent a letter to george lucas inviting him to build his proposed art museum in their city. lucas, originally wanted to build it in san francisco but it was rejected. so the filmmaker accepted an invitation to build the museum in chicago's lake shore. park supporters there filed a lawsuit to block him. oakland seeing an opening is jumping in and the new mayor likes the idea. >> let's go back in time. what did you learn in sixth grade that changed your life? that might be hard for most of us to answer but not this young woman. >> she took a simple fact about recycling and is turning it into a world of good. here's tonight's bay area proud. >> when people talk about investing in youth it's usually a euphemism. but they haven't met this woman. she got a bit of money and a bit of knowledge and with it she's doing remarkable things. at san jose's delmar high school there are a whole bunch

. >> now, tonight, the city of chicago and the state of virginia are using the backlash to recruit indiana businesses. virginia governor and chicago mayor rahm emanuel have reached out to indiana companies urging them to move their businesses out of the state. in one letter indiana businesses were invited to take advantage of their open inclusive and thriving business environment. other states have religious freedom acts but not as restrictive as indiana's. so far no word from the mayor's office. >> thanks jim. we asked news4 viewers, do you support a boycott of indiana after the act passed? an overwhelming majority of you, said yes, unfortunately this graphic doesn't reflect it. >>> tonight an effort is underway to help keep people safe at the national zoo over the weekend. this after a string of violent crimes in the past including a shooting last year. shah marie stone has our report. >> reporter: jay wants his son to learn about more than just super heros. >> did you even read this? >> reporter: this father wants to strengthen his son's mind. he's taking him to the national zoo easter

. >> thank you jed for city of chicago around. >> thank you all this is officially takes the cake for autograph us i think i was very excited to see that rep systemic the approximate i didn't voting was on the agenda the first level one activation of the level one approximate i didn't voting since 1992 was activated a year ago this month and involved taking active proxy votes at the board level for the top two gas companies that are listed on the carbon tractor list i don't see any mention that existed so i actually am not sure that level one oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light was kwacht as this board implement one year ago if it was there was certainly no indication in the republican systemic report that is concerning to us despite what we've heard from the board we need to go through the steps and let level one take it's course it didn't seem like staff or the board has taken the social investment procures very seriously or if so perhaps staff didn't communicate to index s f they have include the approximate i didn't action i'll say this is the only fear in the last year

we've received over the years we shouldn't politicalize but thank you for all the men and women of the city of chicago we trust our judgment to make the right decision thank you. >> everyone please give the speakers of the courtesy of sharing their remarks. >> thank you, again, for your services to the men and women of san francisco we trust in your judgment. >> thank you. i'm gregory i work for the public library and member of the c i as a librarian i deal with information and facts like everyone said everything that anyone what that point to by hedge fund their risky i think in terms of the hedge funds that relate to a larger part of the economy in investing and if they lose that's ones the workers i'm going to have to live on a pension i don't know if everyone will but if that pension goes down you don't believe i don't want any daughter to support me in my old age (laughter). >> it woirdz me the retirement board concerns this financial instrument at this time i urge you not to vote for any money to the hedge funds thank you. >> (clapping.) hello, i'm a follower social erica a mesh of th

i'm michael charley born in san francisco kind of feels like the main city of chicago point for a protected bike lane with when i support a loss ever one hundred and 40 parking spaces i know we've heard a lot of antidotes but this vision zero san francisco has been collecting data on traffic and injuries and collisions and that information when you look at valencia and the streetscaping it is unambiguous for the protective manufacturer decreasing the injuries and especially on van ness and polk street one despite the fact it has the same traffic on polk it is straightforward we're looking at as a city we have priority and chose what's more important we're chugdz between the parking conveniences of a couple of hundred of people and the lived and safety of a couple of thousands of people lives a day i hope you choose wisely (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon john two things i ran two campaigns and this is the approach from that campaign 0 a called the afghan san francisco one of the campaigns was conducted by a bike i'm proud of the work the second thing that pl

some of the cities reportedly included are boston, chicago, and new york. no word on baltimore yet. however, adding these flights could take years. the airline boosted about these planes for years now. it's a we'll see sort of thing. >> $15! >> wouldn't it be nice? >> it would. >> let's check the forecast. chuck bell what do you say? >> i have nothing but good news in the forecast for today, everybody! temperatures in the 30s and 40s around the metro area already. temperatures in the low to mid 60s in the shenandoah valley. the warmer air will be moving to the metro. it's going to be a beautiful day to be outside today. bus stop weather this morning in the metro area upper 40s to near 50s early on. low 50s by near 9:00. highs today upper 60 to near 70.

of chicago of san francisco we want to bring home the need with a couple of photos the first one is the largest project the generator to raping replace and upgrade the generators in the marketplace and power how is it generates 25 powers of our system capacity and the asterisk should in place by a few years we want to make sure that power generation continues unabated another large project we have to move forward with chang the regulatory environmentalist the changing of the towers and consultationors we have to rise the clearance above our 24 hours that is what this is about. >> one other point i want to bring forward to issue a portion of green bonds a new bond in the marketplace i believe will be the first green bond issuance for the city and county of san francisco to troikz attract a broader investment community that may not look at those bonds especially for the sfpuc so we're designating those to make sure we have an viable e vinyl benefit so the generation benefits we'll have marketing those portion of those bonds as prebond we don't anticipate there are being a favorable pr

of chicago. >> i cannot comment but we've been with the bridge. >> but they created a separate account did we require them to have two or three 5 i'm just curious before w a clients before us like that. >> night bridge only created the side vehicles most recently so we've been with them six or seven unfortunately. >> we were the first one to do that? >> probably more relevant example is weather gage. >> that was a spin-off from nights bridge. >> i'm trying to fourth if he were fund one or two. >> i think that's a good, i like as a commission that it is good for one it's good for the other if we have a rule that applies to the fund to fund group and want them to have two or three accounts prior why not do it for something similar. >> i don't know but that's moving forward i'd hate to say we're going to get there by 1990 rules and not be progressive in how we had an rfp. >> right so in that respect i'm just curious why you would want them to the consultants help us why would that be okay if they have no accounts prior you don't think - if we do fund to fund we want the groups to have 3 a

of chicago to in terms of of updating an electronic medical health records so just to make sure that we continue on that track and not just doing piece meals and putting programs together those were the discussions we had. >> any other commissions. >> commissions are there additions or questions to the chair if not thank you very much for your report and we'll move on to the next item. >> item 6 the consent calendar commissioners. >> the consent calendar is before you from the finance committee we have 4 items and we will take them as a whole unless there's x transactions any x tracks in the consent calendar in which case that item will be discussed separately seeing no extractions a motion from the committee all in favor, say i. of the consent calendar please say i. >> i the consent calendar has been adapted indifference to the number of people that came from item 7 on the massage amendments with the permission of the commission we'll hear that item next and the budget would follow commissioners any objections to that reverse of order if not mr. secretary call the next item my yes i

temperatures today still below average across places like new york city cleveland and up into chicago. and look at the west. 80s for la and the city of phoenix. by next week, much of the lower 48 is going to be looking at mild temperatures. 40s in new york city and chicagos could be in the 50s on monday and stay that warm as far north as fargo. tuesday we will be in the 60s across the plains and in chicago they could make it into the low 50 and the big concern is the areas with heavy snow on the ground like parts of new england flooding could be a concern. it will be a localized concern but we will track that over the next several days >> when do they get into the country wide thing of 70s and 80s? >> reporter: and push for mid-april. -- i -- we could see another blast of cold air across the country still. don't put the coats away just yet. >> just the facts. i know you have to report it. i was thinking maybe another two weeks not mid-april. but okay. gives us an idea. we will have a plan. more on that. >> you are talking to a miami girl here. >> she knows it. >>> 300 passengers on an

of chicago by his oriental guidance and all of a sudden a draft decision known to the plant but not the neighborhoods to grant the permit finalized in january it was contrary to the spirit of planning commission and the original the president of the zoning administrator here we very with the humane burden i know there's no legal issue of due process but certainly not fair to the neighborhood we're going to urge you to overturn this we'll accept the original guidance from the zoning administrator we appreciate the improvements of neighborhood we've expand our homes this does not feel like the conversion with smaller lots. >> are you finished with our presentation. >> do you have questions. >> somewhere in the brief it was brought up you didn't provide any testimony at the discretionary review hearing. >> i was not able to attend. >> you weren't there. >> but we the prepare an unofficial transcript of that that was done by a court not official but it is available online i've seen and read what happened at the planning commission hearing. >> but people that the rest of the neighbors. >

and then we are going to see this storm bring snow, then ice, then rain to major cities like chicago. you'll see that during the day. then it spreads into the northeast as we go into tuesday night with accumulating snow before that changeover to ice and rain. then as we go into wednesday the storm clears out. we'll see a couple of showers up and down the east coast, rain showers. but baxter, kentucky, that's where we're going to see accumulating snow on the backside of this cold front. we could see as much as four to eight inches in kentucky, southern ohio and west virginia. 2 to 4 inches in the northeast. that is going to put us very close, savannah, to breaking that all-time record in boston. >> all right, dylan dreyer, thank you so much. >>> tonight, a surprising admission from pediatricians. a new survey found nearly all of them have been asked by parents to delay and space out the vaccines given to their children. and most of them agree even though that goes against expert advice and could leave children vulnerable to disease. doctors said they didn't want to lose their patients.