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AP News Radio
Chicago Mayor Lightfoot ousted; Vallas, Johnson in runoff
"Chicago voters of ousted mayor Lori Lightfoot after one term. I Norman hall. Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot says being elected was the honor of a lifetime, but she's been denied a second term by voters, lightfoot, the first black woman and first openly gay person to lead the city, won her first term in 2019 after promising to end decades of corruption and backroom dealing at city hall, but upon its blame lightfoot for an increase in crime and criticize her as being a divisive, overly contentious leader. Paul valles and Brandon Johnson will meet in the April 4th runoff, valles is a former school CEO and is backed by the police union. Johnson is a Cook County commissioner endorsed by the Chicago teachers union. I Norman hall
Dennis Prager Podcasts
LA Teachers Union Wants 20 Percent Raise
"Oh, yes, I talked to you yesterday about two lane medical school right yes. That was done. What did I, oh, yes. Oh yeah, yes, today's headline in the Los Angeles Times. LA teachers union rallies for 20% raise and smaller classes. So let me say for the record, I have such contempt for the teachers union and most of its members. I hope they go on strike, and I hope people decide, finally, teachers are not in general their children's Friends. If that was not proven to you over the last two years, the odds are you will never conclude this. The amount of damage done to your child by teachers in the last two years clamoring to keep schools shut, remember the Chicago teachers union remember that how they refused to go into class, these hypochondriac, weaklings, cowards, ignoramuses, ignoramuses because they had they obviously didn't know that in Sweden teachers taught kids and nothing happened.
WLS-AM 890
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"To keep snow off the roads You can check the latest winter road conditions online getting around Illinois dot com Lawmakers and Skokie are looking to bump up sales tax at the old Orchard shopping center to pay for a reinvestment in the popular destination Here's nickel The Skokie village board is scheduled to take a preliminary vote on February 7th on making them all a business district a classification that would allow businesses there to charge an extra 1% sales tax The revenue generated could be used to reinvest in and reinvigorate the mall The current sales tax in the village is at ten and a quarter percent for retailers but one trustee is against the move village trustee James Johnson says he'll vote against the plan saying the designation is a tool to help blighted areas noting that old Orchard is in the most commercially successful area of Skokie The last renovation there was in 2007 Nick Gale 8 90 W LS knew The Chicago teachers union president Jesse shark you will not seek reelection He says it's time to return to the classroom and teach I'm not walking away from the labor movement I'm not walking with the union It's just time for me to change my role And that's something that I feel confident being able to do based on things that we accomplished Vice president Stacy Davis Gates is expected now to run for president praised sharkey You'll never have another labor leader like Jesse sharkey And you will have labor leaders modeling themselves Sharky plans to finish his term through June University of Chicago medicine is big plans to build a $633 million 500,000 ft² cancer hospital in Hyde Park The goal to address health inequities on the south side and attract patients from across the region It would include 128 beds for overnight patients space for outpatient services and procedures and urgent care for cancer patients and be a hub.
WGN Radio
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Struck in three different incidents while helping drivers downstate they're all expected to be okay The first trooper was struck on I 72 yesterday morning between Springfield and Decatur and other trooper was hit around 1230 on I 57 near mattoon and the third trooper was struck in the afternoon on I 72 in Springfield state police say it's an important reminder to move over for first responders There are more calls for the U.S. attorney for the northern district of Illinois to bring federal civil rights charges against former Chicago cop Jason Van Dyck who's due to be released from state prison today after serving around half of the almost 7 year sentence imposed after his conviction for a second degree murder and aggravated battery and the shooting death of Laquan McDonald community activist William Calloway We've been crying allow for federal justice for federal charges on Jason Van Dyke for the past three years It shouldn't take this for this to happen It shouldn't take us to have to come on the cusp of him being released for us to try to foul chart to get charges pressed on him Callaway was joined at a news conference by McDonald's grandmother Tracy hunter who says she doesn't think Van Dyck's done enough time The mother and brother of the late 6 year old damari parry are being indicted on 19 counts wage and Kevin wolves Mother Janie Perry and brother Jeremiah Perry are being charged with 8 counts of first degree murder aggravated battery of a child dismembering a human body conspiracy concealment of a homicidal death among others for killing and covering up the murder of the 6 year old child the grand jury found evidence that the murder was exceptionally brutal and heinous which allows prosecutors to seek natural life sentences on the murder charges both will be arraigned in court on February 7th Kevin wells WGN news Chicago teachers union president Jesse sharkey says he will not seek reelection at this June in a statement last night Cherokee said he's proud of his work but it's time to move on He was elected president in 2019 after serving nearly ten years as vice president since taking over he's overseen three work stoppages which have led to contentious relationship with the city sharkey's backing current vice president Stacy Davis gates to replace him President Biden is forming a new cancer cabinet Mark Mayfield reports On Twitter he sent the cabinet will drive the whole of government effort to unleash every possibility within our power to end cancer as we know it This comes as he announced he and First Lady Jill Biden are relaunching the cancer moonshot The program aims to cut the U.S. cancer death rate in half over the next 25 years Biden's oldest son Beau lost a long battle against cancer in 2015 I'm Mark Mayfield Heavy cannabis use may help women ward off a common disease researchers that Texas a and M found women who smoked pot four or more times a month had a lower incidence of diabetes They looked at data from 15,000 women over age 40 but they say they did not find the same diabetes benefit for men who smoked pot 10% of Americans have diabetes it's among the top ten causes of death in the U.S. The country's most famous pint sized prognosticator emerged from his burrow yesterday.
AP News Radio
Chicago Teachers Union approves new COVID-19 protocols
"Hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi a a reporting reporting Chicago Chicago teachers teachers accept accept covert covert nineteen nineteen safety safety protocols protocols keeping keeping kids kids in in school school Chicago Chicago teachers teachers have have accepted accepted covert covert nineteen nineteen safety safety protocols protocols that that union union leaders leaders worked worked out out with with Chicago Chicago public public schools schools the the full full membership membership of of the the Chicago Chicago teachers teachers union union approved approved the the safety safety plan plan Wednesday Wednesday the the same same day day students students in in the the nation's nation's third third largest largest school school district district returned returned to to classrooms classrooms union union representatives representatives and and Chicago Chicago public public schools schools had had reached reached a a tentative tentative agreement agreement Monday Monday night night paving paving the the way way for for the the schools schools to to re re open open teachers teachers had had walked walked out out last last week week leading leading to to five five days days of of canceled canceled classes classes the the new new safety safety protocols protocols include include expanded expanded testing testing and and metrics metrics for for shutting shutting down down individual individual schools schools during during outbreaks outbreaks hi hi Mike Mike Rossio Rossio hi hi Mike Mike Rossi Rossi a a reporting reporting Chicago Chicago teachers teachers accept accept covert covert nineteen nineteen safety safety protocols protocols keeping keeping kids kids in in school school Chicago Chicago teachers teachers have have accepted accepted covert covert nineteen nineteen safety safety protocols protocols that that union union leaders leaders worked worked out out with with Chicago Chicago public public schools schools the the full full membership membership of of the the Chicago Chicago teachers teachers union union approved approved the the safety safety plan plan Wednesday Wednesday the the same same day day students students in in the the nation's nation's third third largest largest school school district district returned returned to to classrooms classrooms union union representatives representatives and and Chicago Chicago public public schools schools had had reached reached a a tentative tentative agreement agreement Monday Monday night night paving paving the the way way for for the the schools schools to to re re open open teachers teachers had had walked walked out out last last week week leading leading to to five five days days of of canceled canceled classes classes the the new new safety safety protocols protocols include include expanded expanded testing testing and and metrics metrics for for shutting shutting down down individual individual schools schools during during outbreaks outbreaks hi hi
The Trish Regan Show
Lori Lightfoot, Chicago Teachers Union Remain at Odds Over Remote Learning
"Because listen to Lori light what she's the mayor of Chicago, she's furious as she should be, by the way, this is the one the one thing I've maintained all along, you can not shut a society down for this. You need to learn to live with it while the Chicago teacher's union just walked off the job. Third largest school district in the country, and this is what the Democrat mayor has to say. And to be clear, what the Chicago teachers union did was an illegal walkout. They abandoned their posts and they abandoned kids and their families. We are working diligently every single day at the bargaining table to narrow the differences and they get a deal done. My team has been working every single day. They're back at it again. Here Sunday, they were at it yesterday. And we can get a deal done if there's goodwill on both sides. That's the question, is there really good will on both
The Larry Elder Show
Jen Psaki Won't Answer if Biden Will Ever "Get Involved" in Chicago Teachers' Union Decision to Not Work
"Course, Jen Psaki, the press secretary says I'm not gonna really kind of answer whether or not Joe Biden is gonna get involved in the Chicago teacher's dispute. This is now three days in a row that the teachers have not gone back to work protesting the idea that they should be going to in person education because the kids have not been vaccinated. By the way, the teachers are being withheld, their pay is being withheld. It's not that they're not going to get it. They're going to get it later on. They're just not going to get it right
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Blames Union Leaders for ‘Chaotic Conduct’
"Okay, let me play for you the most important things that happen yet. Chicago school, teachers went out on strike, the mayor of Chicago, Lori Lightfoot said this. Cut 16. Enough is enough. We are standing firm and we are going to fight to get our kids back in person learning. Period, full stop. I hope it's period full stop. I don't believe her. She hasn't issued the patco threat that Ronald Reagan did. Do your job or lose your job? Come to work or don't ever come back to her. Lori Lightfoot only said, we're gonna fight for that. She did not threaten the teachers with discharge. Again, play it. Cut number 16. Enough is enough. We are standing firm and we are going to fight to get our kids back in person learning. Period, full stop. All right, I hope that's correct. Guy Benson, who's on special report with Brett Bayer last night, expanded on the silver lining to the Chicago teacher union strike. Cut number 15. To go to have the president go to Chicago and stand by Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot. Some people are saying, maybe that is a good thing for him to do. All right, for him to say something as opposed to having other folks say, oh, the president's been clear. He'd like to see schools open. Stand up, mister president. To these political allies of yours and tell them to get back into classrooms and stop harming children. Look, if you did that, that'd be good. I would give him one cheer, not two or three. Same with mayor lightfoot. I'm glad some Democrats are finally saying these things. The problem is these are the politicians who have coddled and indulged and enabled exactly these types of really abuses for the last year and a half flying in the face of science. These teachers unions have learned that they can get away with these things and to belatedly try to catch up to public opinion and finally acknowledge the science here is better late than never, but still not particularly impressive, I would say. That's the issue that Democrats are facing. The one silver lining Brett in my view, and it's hard to find one because kids are hurting as they have been for two years, is that some of the things that conservatives have been saying about teachers unions and school choice have basically been amplified playing out in a two year long infomercial, and this is extremely high profile and maybe some parents and some leaders will wake up.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Who Really Suffers When the Chicago Teachers' Union Closes Schools?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Chicago Teachers' Union Use COVID to Walk Out on Students
"You're a parent in Chicago and you have a child in the Chicago public school system, you're just out of luck today, aren't you? Because the Chicago teachers union has used COVID to walk out on their students once again. Here we go again. COVID is God's gift to the left. Yep, it's the gift that keeps on giving. Chicago's schools closed when the Chicago teachers union voted to keep their members out of the classrooms. They want to end in person learn. They want to sit at home and their PJs and teach remotely. You know, my son's a teacher. And he despises remote learning. He hates it. He was telling me, we were just talking about this a few weeks ago. It's the worst, he said. Trying to have 5th graders engaged in front of a laptop computer, are you kidding? My kid wants to teach.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Coming up today on all of it 35 at Alison Stewart the host of the podcast dateable and what romance looks like in 2022 35 feels like 31 with light rain out there and fog and mist It's 8 30 Live from NPR news on your ram Federal health officials are standing by their advice that COVID-19 patients isolate for only 5 days not ten as previously recommended if their asymptomatic They're also saying a negative COVID test is not needed for those whose symptoms have improved NPR's rob Stein has more Both doctor Anthony Fauci and Surgeon General Vivek Murthy hinted over the last few days that the agency would revise the guidelines Instead the agency last night quietly essentially just rehabilitated the new guidelines saying people can test if they want to but they don't have to And the agency also added some additional explanation saying tests after 5 days aren't reliable But you know critics strongly dispute that Classes are canceled in Chicago public schools today teachers voted last night to go back to remote learning because of the surge in coronavirus cases Mayor lawyer lightfoot expressed frustration with the Chicago teachers union I have to tell you it feels like Groundhog Day That we are here again at this hour almost 8 p.m. after everything that we've gone through over the last two years with the CTU leadership British officials say daily coronavirus cases in the United Kingdom have exceeded 200,000 for the first time prime minister Boris Johnson has acknowledged the country's health service is overwhelmed This is NPR news And this is WNYC at 8 32 Good Wednesday morning It's January 5th 35 light rain fog mess cloudy 44 for a high today Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo will no longer face a misdemeanor charge for allegedly groping of former aide double the NIC's John Campbell has more Cuomo was set to face a forcible touching complaint in Albany city court on Friday But Albany county district attorney David source says he won't be prosecuting the case Cuomo was accused of reaching under the blouse of his executive assistant Brittany camusso and groping her in late 2020 The DA said he found the claim credible but lacked enough evidence to prove the case There were signs that charge was doomed from the start The Albany county sheriff's office first filed the complaint in October without the DA's knowledge The DA warned the filing was in danger of being thrown out Cuomo has denied commisso's claims He still could face a civil lawsuit Since the start of the pandemic New York City has a cattle for about 9% of all jobs lost across the USA and the new report by the state controller's office has most of those jobs were in the restaurant retail and recreation sectors New York Times and athletes has built industries lost almost a 170,000 jobs between November 2019 and 2021 That's about 41% of all private sector jobs New York City laws during that time period in a statement and amply blamed a drop in foot traffic and tourism as well as inequitable distribution of pandemic relief aid he says more financial relief is necessary for a full economic recovery Ruckus university of New Jersey will require all students who are eligible for a COVID-19 booster shot to get it by the end of this month Students with a medical or religious waiver will be exempt from the.
The Larry Elder Show
Chicago Teachers Union Polling Members Over Possible ‘Shift to Remote Learning’ as Coronavirus Cases Rise
"Now, the Chicago teachers union is considering once again going to remote learning denying kids in Chicago. A whole year of in person education. And the scores of public school students in Chicago, inner city kids are dismal. A Chicago parent, not happy. The remote learning was a total nightmare. You know, it would be my son versus the computer versus mom versus basically the world. So when he was in a remote learning, he wasn't really getting anything out of it really out of it. And when we saw the change was when he went back to in person, he started to flourish. His own teachers were like, we had him as a failing student and now all of a sudden, you know, he's getting straight bees and as the remote learning is a handicap to school age children, especially in elementary school.
Chris Plante
Chicago sets April 19 target return date for high school students
"Are in area hospitals with non life threatening injuries. Chicago Public schools plans to keep April 19th as the date high school students in the city will returned in person learning this despite the Chicago Teachers union, asking for a week delay due to the uptick in cases among young people. CPS CEO Janice Jackson. We feel strongly that this phase damn process has worked, and we're going to continue to do that. On did we also wanted people to know that it is a collaborative process. There is a different tone and tenor than itwas during the first set of negotiations around this, and I think that that I hope that that's comforting to parents. Our goal is to have each individual staff member vaccinated by the end of March. Jackson also says at least
WGN Programming
Chicago Public School parents, kids rally in Millennium Park to demand reopening of schools
"In the Chicago Teachers Union continued to negotiate over there, reopening of high school's a group of parents held a rally to pressure both sides to come up with a plan. We will not settle for two day a week hybrid for K through eight students and more bargaining drama over high schools and academic centers. Especially in the face of improving pandemic news. Chicago parents collective wants a full reopening of Chicago public schools. So far kindergarten through eighth grade has been brought back and clusters. CPS has floated the idea of bringing high school students back on April 19th but see to you says they still have concerns over safety. She'll say a high school reopening plan will likely include a hybrid model and vary from school to school based on enrollment and ability for social distancing.
WGN Programming
Chicago Public Schools Students In Grades 6 Through 8 To Return To Class Today
"Six through eighth graders will be back in the classroom for in person learning, starting today glad Marshall's live Richardson Middle School in the West Lawn neighborhood with the latest Glenn Good morning. Good morning. It's a big day for these middle school is just the first time they will actually be in the classroom since the pandemic. Forced amount is also a big day for parents who are looking into getting their kids back into the classroom for the fourth quarter of this school year, CPS is expecting thousands of middle school students to return to the classroom today. But one thing that's not clear is how many families are planning on following through with returning to in person learning about a third of 120 2000 kindergarten through fifth graders were expected to show up last Monday. The district is not clear if they all showed up for in person learning, though, in the mean time starting today, CPS will allow parents to register their kids were in personal Ernie for the fourth quarter of this school year. This comes a week after kindergarten to fifth graders return to the classroom. This time, the window to register will be open for all students from pre kindergarten through 12th Grade. CPS says. They are sending out of form and parents will have two weeks to fill it out and return it. Pre kid kindergarten through fifth graders will, along with cluster Sooners will then come back to the classroom on April 19th CPS says they are working with Chicago Teachers union. To figure out a plan for the return of the high school students. The formal ask of parents want their high school is to return to the classroom, but no specific date has been set for them Chest Yet now CPS will hold a town hall meeting that's going to be virtual on Wednesday around 6 30 PM and they will actually discuss The possibility of having these high school lists return again. They are working with CTU to figure out if that date could be possible for
John Howell
Chicago Public Schools reopens after almost a year of COVID-19 closures
"Chicago public School students in kindergarten through fifth grade went back to school today for the first time this year. This was the first time in school ever for kindergartner Katie Lowry and saying Hello, my first days school and I like it. Students and six through eighth grade will return to class. On Monday. CPS CEO Janice Jackson says she'll be meeting with the Chicago Teachers Union to start on a plan for high schools to
John Williams
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot on What She Learned From Battling the Teachers’ Union
"In an effort to clear up confusion. Mayor Lightfoot is addressing Chicago's phased approach to reopening schools. And her recent negotiations with the Chicago Teachers Union. In an interview with The Washington Post, she says she learned a lot from the process, particularly hearing from parents who believe that their voices were locked out. And I said this from Day one. Whatever the form of governance is that we move to parents have to have a seat at the table of governance. And the proposals that I've seen so far failed spectacularly. In that basic gating measure, Lightfoot discussed her decision not to require teachers to be vaccinated before entering the classroom. CT. CDC has said vaccinations are not required to safely reopen
Bob Sirott
Chicago Public Schools students return to class
"Traffic. Central First Chicago Public school students begin returning to classrooms today after CPS and teachers reached reached an agreement agreement earlier this this week. week. For For the return return to to in person learning. WGN's glad Marshall reports from the William H. Brown School in the West Loop more than 70,000 students will be returning to the classroom. Here's a look at that schedule that you could see pretty Kate in clusters. Students will return today. Then kindergarten to fifth grade staff will return February 22nd with those students coming back on March 1st. After that, six through eight grade staff will return to the building on March 1st with those students coming back March 8 now this comes after Chicago teachers union reached the deal. With more than 13,000 teachers voting in favor of the return to the classroom. Know what that agreement teachers will now have accommodations made for those who have medically vulnerable family members in the household. They will also be able to receive vaccination here life putting to plan to parents today at the school, she'll take a tour to check on the progress of in
Bob Sirott
Chicago begins return to classrooms after bitter union fight
"Teachers teachers to to in in person person learning. learning. More More from from WGN's WGN's Glenn Glenn Marshall. Marshall. More than 70,000 students will really turn into the classroom. Here's a look at that schedule that you could see pretty Kate in cluster students were overturned today. Then kindergarten to fifth grade staff will return February 22nd with those students coming back on March 1st. After that, six through eight grade staff will return to the building on March 1st with those students coming back March 8 Now this comes after Chicago teachers union reached a deal with more than 13,000 teachers voting in favor of the return. Into the classroom. You know what that agreement teachers will now have accommodations made for those who have medically vulnerable family members in the household. They will also be able to receive vaccinations mayor like But as a planned appearance today, and William H. Brown school in the West Loop, she'll take a tour to check out the progress of the in person learning more. Illinois residents will soon be able to get a covert 19 vaccine starting February, 25th.
Democracy Now! Audio
Chicago Teachers Approve School Reopening Plan As In-Person Learning Set to Resume Thursday
"In labor and education news. Chicago teachers approved a plan to return to in person teaching. Some teachers and students are expected to return to classrooms as soon as this week with a staggered re entry for pre k. Through eighth grade. No date has been set for reopening high yet the agreement between the chicago teachers union and the school district also calls for an increase allotment vaccines for teachers improve ventilation and schools and better contact tracing protocols in related news. The white house said tuesday. The administration's aiming to have over half of schools hold at least one day of in person teaching per week within. Its first one hundred days rather than the much more ambitious goal president biden announced in december of reopening a majority of schools within his first one hundred
AP News Radio
Union approves deal with Chicago schools to return to class
"I'm Julie Walker the Chicago teachers union has approved a deal with the nation's third largest school district to get students back to class during the pandemic this ends the possibility of a teacher a lockout or strike the deal which was passed by sixty eight percent of voting members includes more teacher vaccinations and metrics to allow school closures when corona virus infections spike some say this could be a model for other cities around the country to reopen schools the first wave of Chicago public school students in pre K. and special let are due back Thursday students in K. through eight will return in the coming weeks for limited classroom instruction no plans have been set for high school students will continue online learning I'm Julie Walker
KQED Radio
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Live from NPR NEWS. I'm Jack Spear following Senate approval Friday of a measure that would let Democrats push through President Biden's $1.9 Trillion coronavirus relief package without Republican support. Efforts are continuing to get the bill written. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, saying the number of actions are underway aimed it details how the broad relief package would be targeted. Now our Senate committees have instructions to begin crafting legislation to rescue our country from covert 19. Speed vaccination distribution provide a lifeline to small businesses help schools reopen safely. Democrats using a bunch of process known as reconciliation to move forward with a simple majority in the Senate. Moved expedite approval of the coronavirus relief package comes as lawmakers prepare for the second impeachment trial of now former President Trump which begins tomorrow. Drive to vaccinate Americans against the Corona virus is picking up speed, though it still has a ways to go. One positive sign, according to Senate disease Control and Prevention is recorded cases are coming down, falling at a faster clip than in previous days. With more than four million vaccinations being reported over the weekend. There's progress being made, or they're also worries about whether Super Bowl celebrations this past weekend could feel another bump up in cases. Urban school districts around the nation. Debating when and how to restart in person is covert numbers continue to improve Today's schools and national announced special program to vaccinate teachers in the next few weeks. Blake Farmer of member Station W. PLN has more Vaccinations have been a key sticking point between teachers and school administrators, whether in Chicago or Philadelphia in Nashville. One day before elementary students were to return in person. District officials announced a plan to vaccinate every public and private school teacher this month. In order to get it done. The district is receiving a special allotment from the state of Tennessee, where the governor has criticized district's for not trying harder to hold in person classes. In recent weeks, many schoolteachers and Tennessee have been taking road trips to rural counties that had excess vaccine and it already moved ahead to educators. NPR NEWS. I'm Blake Farmer in Nashville. Even as Americans questioning a new survey say they believe representative government is a bedrock principle of the nation. The broad majority do not believe democracy is thriving in the U. S. That's according to a new poll from The Associated Press Mark Center for Public Affairs Research, Nearly half of Americans surveyed, 45% said they think democracy is not functioning properly. One of the 38% said. It's working somewhat well, just, 16% said. They think democracy is working well or very well. Poll's findings are broadly consistent with how Americans raided democracy before the election. Stocks continue their upward momentum from last week, The Dow was up 237 points today to close at 31 3 of the five the NASDAQ 131 points. The S and P was up 28 points today. This is NPR. Live from KQED News. I'm Raquel Maria Dylan, San Francisco School leaders and union members plan to vote on a new, tentative reopening labor agreement in the coming weeks. KQED is Holly J. McDade reports. The deal outlines the health and safety standards that would need to be in place to get students and staff back into classrooms. The teachers union said. Schools can reopen in person if San Francisco enters the red tear, and all staff members are offered vaccines or alternatively of the county enters the orange tear. The president of United Educators of San Francisco, said city and state officials. We need to step up and make vaccines available to school staff. The same Vertigo city attorney had sued the school district last week. The.
WLS-AM 890
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Well, the mayor's certainly it looked relieved when she said this, CPS has finally reached a tentative agreement with the Chicago Teachers union that opens up the school doors. We're safe in person learning. I read through the entire sort of agreement, the bullet points and there's a lot in there. This important milestone marks a moment for each of us. To reflect Into hell. And then I read my old friend Mark Conchos piece that the patch dot com and I saw his hands take over the weekend. Follow the money. Let's welcome Mark back to the Big 89 here. Pulitzer Prize winner Great Calmness really has his finger on the pulse. Chicago, especially the Pullman neighborhood. So what do you think? Finally happened? And where am I supposed to follow the money Mark? Well, I mean, I think that this is the apparent agreement that everybody needed. And when it comes to following the money, you know, I kind of stumbled on Overboard, really watching press Thomas of politician saucing Chicago Teachers union talking points, so I started to search for how much money politicians were getting from. The Chicago teachers Do you and political action Committee and just from the video alone, it turns up But $340,126 and independent and I won't tweet about it. You know, I figured out you know, interesting. Public records Search And people started jumping down my throat We had. What should you know? Why would you do that? You know, why would you say that should be asked him if their opinions will be bought. And, uh, What kept working for more. There was a letter sent out where a bunch of state reps and all the moon you know, we're lobbying the mayor, if you know the case in CCU, and that's when the number one up even higher. It was $795,796 from the Political Action Committee, and I don't even count the other political action committees or the Where you get the vory So, uh, it was very interesting to see you know how the teacher was lobbying, um, with their strike threats. Theo, you know, against reopening from In person learning was that they were calling people who you know they've written checks to to stand up in solidarity. Yeah, well, this this brings to the forefront and we talked about this. You final talk about until I'm blue in the face. The The inherent you know the inherent of No system is just flawed. When public sector unions make donations to the very politicians they helped elect who are going to negotiate with the same unions for their next contract. It's untenable. The situation is almost it's it's it really. Oughta be disavowed. It really ought to be made illegal. I just don't quite know how to get that done. You know, we're having this conversation about ethics in Springfield. I think you're 100%, right. You know, in the federal government can't use union dues for political action from public employees for Political action Committee. But from here, you know on the Shaw sent me an email from Thea. Other day, you said, you know it's taxation without representation. Money comes from the said pastor pays a teacher's salary. Open the CTU with views and it gets pulled off in the political action Committee and right back in the politicians. And I think that you know your point that you make all the times. I mean, I agree with is even more intense with CTU know because Stacy gave escaped the vice president. Um, is the chairwoman off Chairperson of United Working families, which is a political action committee that is designed to create its own political party. They're looking to five Well informed. People to run for office and you know, and the taxpayers we're funny and all of that effort, and that's where most of the money comes from. And you know whether what no matter what side you're on about what kids go back to school. Yeah, I think that it's important that we realized that the reason that the teachers union is so powerful because 20 28,000 of them. All Those unions is In the following about him with political systems T gain influence. Lot of your money over the year went directly to much American. So you know what the strike threat over? You know, for all of our safety year in person running it all coming down to a political power play. And I think that that's a conversation that needs to be continuing..
WDUN AM550
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on WDUN AM550
"Fox News That's in Tampa after the Buccaneers won the Super Bowl. The first team to do it at home, Led by Tom Brady. You want his records seventh championship. That's more than any team has ever won just really proud of all the guys proud of all the coaches. After we put in already with Super Bowl MVP, a record this time throwing three touchdown passes in a 31 9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs before the game, President Biden told CBS when it comes to vaccinating Americans in this covert crisis. The idea that this could be done and we can get to herd immunity much before the end of next this summer is very difficult. The president also said it's time to reopen more schools safely in Chicago. A tentative agreement with teachers the union needs to vote on could Have kids back in class later this week. Mayor Lori Lightfoot's We need to do this. For a city. Our communities for our families, and most importantly, For our Children. But in Philadelphia students were supposed to return to class today, but the union doesn't want teachers to go worried about covert safety. Congress will work more this week on the $1.9 trillion Corona Financial aid bill. The Senate those shifts its focus tomorrow to the impeachment trial. Fox is Rachel Sutherland has more live day for President. Trump's legal team expected to argue the trial's unconstitutional. GOP senator Bill Cassidy, one of 45 Republicans, who voted to declare the trial out of bounds told NBC's Meet the press. He's keeping an open mind. Will now have hopefully presentations from both sides and we will consider the evidence as impartial jurors, Democratic Senator Chris Murphy told Fox News Sunday is clear precedent for the Senate Moving forward on impeachment trial once being sent articles even after an official has left office watch for impeachment managers relied more on video that witnesses according New York Times, saying America's listening to Fox News Going, Georges, stop you from the access Wdun, Hurdy Chevrolet Newsroom and B. J. Williams Federal investigators releasing a third report on their probe into the chemical leak at a game Still, poultry processing plant last month will tell you a little bit about what they found. In a moment we have an accident involving the school bus on Jefferson River Road in Jackson County. I'm Caleb Hutchins update and trapped. Kept her news and weather are mostly sunny skies today, but clouds will thicken may be a chance of showers overnight tonight better chances later in the week, and we're tracking those risks with mornings on Main Street coming up on Wdun. Good Monday morning to everyone. Federal investigators yesterday, releasing.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Got 21 6 halftime lead, and we're never threatened. After that. The championship trophy was presented by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell been somebody throw theme is staying in Tampa Man. It was the first time a Super Bowl team played the game and it's home stadium. Brady was named the game's most valuable player, Steve Futterman, CBS news, But with that game over health experts now look ahead with New Cove. It concerns at a time when cases in hospitalizations Have been dropping after a holiday Sergent the start of the New Year's and worried that with the Super Bowl, there will be increased numbers of cases as people get together and then we'll see those increases over the next several weeks. In addition, in several parts of the country, there is a significant rise. And in the United Kingdom derived variant, which is more infectious. CBS NEWS Medical contributor Dr David Vegas In a pre Super Bowl interview, President Biden told our Norah O'Donnell, he thinks it is time to reopen schools with modifications for safety. That is an issue front and center in Chicago, where Mayor Lori Lightfoot reports a tentative agreement with the teachers union to have Children start returning to school. This week, the mayor went public with an announcement concerning an offer taken in by the CTU leadership, saying in person learning would begin this week. We're here to announce very good news that our Children will be returning to in person learning. This week, however, the Chicago Teachers union recaps the fact that no agreement has been made yet between the union and the Board of Education, and that the framework of the offer must still Reviewed assessed and voted on by its members. Brandon Ison for CBS News, Chicago. George Schultz has died. He was 100 years old. He held multiple Cabinet level positions in the 19 seventies and eighties. Among them Secretary of Labor Secretary of Treasury and of most important secretary of state. He laid the groundwork for the nuclear arms agreements that presidents the first President Bush, the second President Bush and President Obama got with the former Soviet Union. Now Russia. Lawrence Korb is an ex assistant secretary of defense in South Florida. A brother remembers Danny Elfman. On FBI agent killed in the line of duty. Remember counting loose pennies and nickels to buy our first Nintendo eating turnpike.
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"Gonna find challenge you. We trip the ax ourselves like why is it noteworthy and even change you? I literally feel like I'm a different first. Yes. Do you feel that way Ideas worth spreading from Ted? And NPR. I'm a new summer roadie coming up. They really do move like a ballet dancer. That's bean slowed down. You look a time differently because we've changed it on. I think it's probably no coincidence that you've never been told to stay awake on a problem on the show today. It takes time. First the news Live from NPR news in Washington. I'm Louise Give ony President Biden says the CDC will issue guidance this week on how to reopen schools as NPR's Barbra's front reports. The new guidelines come amid robust local debate bite and told CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell. The guidelines will be based on quote science based judgment. I think it's time for school through open safely safely. You have to have fewer people the classroom, you have to have ventilation systems that had been reworked, he said. The CDC is guidance on reopening schools will come mid week and we'll lay out what the minimum requirements for schools will be. But it had previously pledged to get most students back to in person learning by the end of April. Some teachers organizations have argued that teachers must be vaccinated before in person. Learning resumes. Barbara Sprint NPR NEWS, the nation's third largest school district, may have set the stage for averting a strike. Chicago's mayor says a tentative agreement has been reached with the teachers union over covert 19 safety protocols. This would include more teacher vaccinations and phasing in the start of in person classes. Number three House Republican Liz Cheney of Wyoming, centered by her state's Republican Party, says the GOP needs to re acquaint the party faithful with the truth. NPR's Jon Snyder has more Congresswoman Cheney says she will not step down, saying she had a constitutional duty to vote to impeach former president Trump. And she blames her center by the State Party on pervasive conspiracy theories. People in the party are mistaken. They believe that BLM and Antifa were behind what happened here at the Capitol. That's just simply not the case. It's not true on we're gonna have a lot of work. We have to do. People have been lied to Janey, speaking on Fox News Sunday. Center is the latest pushback she's received following her vote to impeach after the violent attack at the Capitol last week. She survived into tend to remove her from her house GOP leadership position. Kyle Snyder. NPR NEWS Israel is easing its coronavirus lockdown. But as NPR's Daniel Estrin reports, infections are still high. Israel's third lockdown began in late December. Now Israel has lifted the ban on traveling more than 1000 yards from one's home. Restaurants reopened for take out orders, Nature reserves and bed and breakfasts reopened. Schools are still closed and travel in and out of Israel continues to be severely restricted for several more weeks. Most Israelis above 60 years old are now fully vaccinated, and there's been a 50% drop in infections in that age category. The rest of the population is seeing a 25% spike in serious infections. Israel started vaccinating citizens, 16 and older last week, but there's been slow Turnout. Ah, health official overseeing Vaccines claims Some younger Israelis quote aren't scared enough of the Corona virus. Daniel Estrin. NPR NEWS Jerusalem This is NPR news in Washington. From KQED News. I'm Kate Wolf. Some homeless youth in San Francisco will move into a navigation center this week built just for them. Joining me now is KQED housing reporter Erin Baldessari, who visited the center located downtown in the Lower Polk neighborhood. So Aaron, these navigation centers have become one model of how the city is tackling its homelessness crisis in the city, says these centers take a more holistic approach to housing people. That's right. Yeah Navigation centers are essentially homeless shelters that offer services on site. They have lower barriers to entry so folks can bring their pets in. They can cohabitate with partners often times If you were curfews and set meal times, so it's just easier for people to access those services and at this particular center. There will also be opportunities for job training and for folks to continue their education. These young people who are between 18 and 24, they make up about 14% of the city's homeless population. What issues does this group have that necessitates the need for a separate location from older adults. Studies have shown that if you separate out younger adults from older adults within homeless shelters that that can lead to better outcomes, So this is really about a preventative measure to ensure that young people are not becoming chronically homeless. And it's also part of a campaign that Mayor London Breed launched in 2018, which has some city money in it, But it's mostly funded through philanthropic donations, and that will help folks in the center access rental.
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"It stopped me from being you'll both get a house. It's stopped us from starting our family in this poverty stricken home. 8% doesn't really seem like a lot, but I guess it's a lot when you're looking at $12,000. And then over the course of years, I just woke up one day I was $39,000. You just don't know what to do. You're paralyzed and you get depressed. I didn't sleep for like the first year because I was always worried something's gonna happen. Awful. Along with those stories. You're also going to hear from experts who want to see change in the student loan industry from billionaires like Mark Cuban. The Biden administration plans to start collecting data every month from 7000 schools. The biggest question is how many schools have returned to in person instruction. Many states have been collecting their own data, but there hasn't been AH federal effort. In Chicago, another weekend of uncertainty for parents, students and teachers. As negotiations over school safety protocols hit another roadblock. Chicago teachers union officials say things broke down after Mayor Lori Lightfoot and school District officials walked away from the bargaining table. Hours earlier, the mayor and the Chicago Public School CEO said in a statement that they'd made their quote last best and final offer one the union calls inadequate. Issue was a deadline that was set by the city for teachers to return to the classroom earlier this week, and one sticking point has been teacher vaccinations. The city has agreed to 1500 teacher doses per week, but the union wanted the assurance of Maura if the city gets more doses. Tanya J. Powers, Fox News 42 years in Washington may have been enough for a long serving senator. Alabama Republican Richard Shelby has told friends he does not plan to run for re election next year. The Associated Press reports at 86 years old Shelby is one of the most senior Republicans in the Senate, first elected as a conservative Democrat in 1986, before switching parties in 1994. Prior to serving in the Senate shall be served in the house he spent the past two years is chairman of the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee Socks is Jared Halpern, the last undecided congressional contest is over. A judge in New York says Republican Claudia Tenney has defeated House Democrat Anthony Burn D. C. A.
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"The us capitol. Some are already demanding that we move on or worse attempting to minimize discredit it or belittle. The accounts of survivors in doing so. They not only further harm. Those who were there that day and provide cover for those responsible but they also send a tremendously damaging message to survivors of trauma. We'll hear more from later in the broadcast in related news. President trump has refused a housecall to testify next week at his impeachment. Trial in the senate for inciting an insurrection went the voting technology companies. Smart matic is suing fox news. Some of its hosts and two of trump's former lawyers rudy giuliani in sydney power for two point seven billion dollars accusing him of spreading lies. That smart matic help steal. The election from trump. Guiliani and powell have also been sued by voting machine manufacturer dominion for spreading election fraud conspiracy theories in brazil. The prosecutor general is investigating the government of far right presidential your bolsonaro for possible negligence in its response to the devastating covid nineteen outbreak in the state of amazon s which saw hospitals and manaus run out of oxygen and stretch beyond breaking point. Meanwhile bolsonaro has come under attack from officials across the political spectrum after brazil scrapped. Its car wash operation. An anti corruption task force start in two thousand fourteen. Last year bolsonaro announced it was being disbanded because there's no corruption in his government. The biden administration suspended the deportation of dozens of african asylum seekers at the last minute wednesday following new allegations that immigration and customs enforcement. That's ice agents torture them. Into signing their deportation orders the guardian reports the asylum seekers who are congolese cameroonian and in golan may now be interviewed as witnesses while the allegations are looked into one of the asylum seekers which reportedly placed in a room with darkened windows as agents grabbed the asylum seeker by the neck and back. They said quote. I told them please. I can't breathe. I asked them to release me. They said that they didn't care. What they need is my fingerprint. A new congressional report has found some baby foods have dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals including arsenic mercury and lead the house oversight panel these medals and rice cereal juice sweet potato puree and other products by gerber nurture hain celestial group and beech nut nutrition campbell soup walmart and sprout foods declined to cooperate in the investigation. The fda is reviewing the report's findings says the congressional committee is urging stricter standards on baby food consulting giant. Kinsey has agreed to a five hundred. Seventy three million dollar settlement in a lawsuit over the company's work advising purdue pharma and other drugmakers to aggressively market highly addictive. opioid painkillers. The deal made with forty-seven states washington. Dc and five territories is the first national settlement as part of sweeping litigation filed by state county and local officials in recent years to hold companies responsible for the devastating opioid epidemic. A warning to our audience. The next headline contains disturbing details and images. The incarcerated activists kinetic justice who democracy now interviewed in two thousand sixteen during a nationwide prison strike which severely beaten last saturday by guards at donaldson correctional facility in bessemer alabama witnesses say justice tried to defuse an altercation after guards struck a mentally ill prisoner unconscious with an axe like baton. Video shows pools of blood and dislodged tooth in the cell. Both men were airlifted to a trauma center in birmingham before being returned to prison monday. Democracy now spoke to kinetic justices mother ernestine council after he was allowed to call her wednesday and described his injuries. And i was flown. Shit will hit got hit by. And that he had brought li-lives to tubro wheels and bruises where they beat him on the back of his back and on his side. Those are the injuries that i know that he told me that he had severe beating me. But thank god yet alive. In december. the justice department filed a major lawsuit against alabama department of corrections for excessive use of force by staff and a dozen prisons investigation detailed incidents such as a guard beating handcuffed prisoner in a medical unit while shouting quote. I'm the reaper of death. Now say my name guards involved in last weekend's attack are now on leave and the fbi may investigate and in labor education news. The chicago teachers union and the country's third largest school district remain at an impasse over return to impersonate teaching as teachers. Consider a possible strike over demands for safe working conditions during the pandemic the teacher's union chicago mayor lori lightfoot who's pushing to reopen schools traded barbs thursday with the mayor saying talks are moving backwards. This is mayor lightfoot. Speaking at a news conference thursday. Do the right thing for our kids in this difficult time. Black and brown kids who looked like me coming from circumstances like the one that i grew up in who are struggling in are failing. We are feeling those children by not giving them the option to return to school. The chicago teachers union responded on twitter quote one of the more disappointing moments from the mayor's press conference was her accusation of fearmongering when there has been two hundred thirty thousand positive cases and nearly five thousand deaths from cova in her city. How do you explain. Fear mongering to those families unquote and those are some of the headlines assist democracy now now dot or the quarantine report when we come back we go to ethiopia to speak with the head of the african. Cdc african nations are racing to secure vaccines. But it could take months if not years. Stay with us..
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"Samsung Q. L E D L G O L D Sony, oh led and more go big for the big game at P. C. Richard and son Everything you need to know for tomorrow tonight, Buck Sexton on the voice of New York. 7 10 W O R. Do you expect to be back at the table later today? If they absolutely tell us that they're ready, We will stay up all night to get a deal done. I think I said that in my opening remarks, Okay, over and over again. We want to deal done. We're ready. We're calling. We're practically begging, see to you to come to the table so we can get a deal done. Practically begging the Chicago Teachers union. To agree to finally go back into schools. So if you're wondering, am I exaggerating? Am I Am I going too far by by dumping all over the teachers unions right now across the answer is no. Here. You have a Democrat mayor in a very Democrat City. Who is making it quite clear that the teachers unions are just holding kids hostage because they want more stuff. It's not just about air filtration systems. Give me a break. They want more stuff. They want more funding. I'm sure what they're going to do is say that they need all this funding for co vid, but then anything they don't use for co but could be used on other things, too. That's how this game is played. Public sector unions are a blight. Blight on our society. They should not exist and that was known from the very beginning of the formation of unions in this country in the early 20th century. Now. Here we are. Dealing with this. And seeing exactly who really does care about the kids. The Children? Oh, let's put let's put Randi Weingarten on TV again. Teachers just wanna teach. Yeah, sure they do. Teachers unions, though, want to make sure that they're turning the taxpayer upside down and taken all the pennies they can out of their pockets while the country's in a crisis and kids are suffering and parents are suffering The teachers are getting understand this There are now places where the teachers are vaccinated, and they're still complaining about how they don't want to go into school. So you're back. So you get to the front of the vaccination line. You're vaccinated, but you still don't want to go in. Oh, cough it. I'm sorry. At some point. This is too much. At some point. This is people being afraid of their own shadow or pretending that they're afraid of their own shadow. Which is a problem. In and of itself. Some ways worse problem, at least real fear. I have some sympathy for, although we need to deal with it and convince people to stop being so Afraid all the time. Otherwise, we're just not even gonna get our country back. We're gonna be sitting here in a year with the Biden administration. You know, Joe Biden is gonna be out there giving speeches He's gonna have for masks on and goggles and you know, we're over screw lower, still trying toe. Go or we're believing the science here and there. Sure you are, buddy. They're not going to relent on this. Because what has happened is that the Democrats in the media united to create a zero risk tolerance in the American psyche for communicable disease. So we got to get to zero risk, OK? And if you're a zero risk tolerance that it's on its you're never you're never going to get back Normalcy. Now you might get closer to know I know that there are places. You know, New York is opening 25% in Giordani. They're going to give you a little taste of it here and there to shut you up, and you better be grateful for it, Peasant or else They're not going to say you don't have to go around. I mean, I'm going down the gym. I've actually been able to go to the gym and work out recently, which is nice and you know, working off some of those covert lbs. A lot of covert cookies. What can I tell you? But it's starting to work. But I've sit there. I mean, I'm doing dead lifts and and doing whatever I can to the gym. I got this stupid mask on. I'm alone in a gym with a mask on Because people are paranoid and they're lunatics about this whole thing. That's where we are. I've never even seen a senior citizen in my gym. Okay, so start with that. Never even seen one. But it's a private gym. Anyway. Here we are. We're living our lives based upon the exaggerated fears and remember, it wasn't just fear that came about by itself. It was the media it was CNN with a covert deaths on the screen every day. Right. It was putting all these experts on TV who are saying we're gonna We're gonna have two million deaths unless we do these lockdowns. And it's now you know, teachers unions. Acting like it's a death sentence for them to just show up and do their jobs. Can't can't do their jobs. Not not not to import enough for the teachers unions to actually have to go to this and you have people like Cuomo out there who are Me, Cuomo, I think is really now. Deep. The single He's the epitome of Democrat governance in the pandemic, and which is very instructive, because New York is how the worst results of any state in the entire country. Really. And and, But Cuomo goes around acting like he's done a good job, but member that attitude I told you about as they start to give you back some Degree of normalcy as they start to restore some autonomy. Not all of course. Just a little bit of girlie. You better be grateful for it. These tyrants don't want to hear about how they're idiots, and they were wrong. Like Cuomo all along. They don't want to hear that. Governor Newsome Governor Pulis, Colorado. You know all these governors not governor to Santis. He's just now he just running around. Basically doing victory laps because he's like, look. The data speaks for itself. We're all supposed to care so much about the numbers. Will we look at the numbers? I don't know why Tech? I mean, Texas. Was disappointing in this regard. It really, really was a state. Texas should have been better off should have been more willing to hold the line, but they weren't Uh, but here here you have So many people that I think All apologies and Cuomo at the very top of the list. And he's saying about about reopening schools. I'm sorry re opening restaurants in New York City at 25% capacity, which is not enough for them to really stay in business. Saying, Be thankful to shut your mouth place. Six. Some restaurants say 25% isn't enough Left. 25% is better than zero, and that's where we are. Now. If the numbers continue to get better, that number will go up. If,.
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"For all domestic travelers here in the states. They say the plan would be both impractical and expensive. The major carriers are arguing that the possible move by the Biden administration with further weaken and already loaded And to fly. The travel industry, of course, is among the hardest hit businesses in the pandemic. Even after investing millions into deep cleaning, to convince travelers that it's safe to fly this week, six major U. S cares reported losses that amounted to $34 billion last year. Fox's Charles Watson and the Chicago Teachers Union and School District continue to clash over reopening schools. Many parents are desperate to get their kids back into the classroom. Chicago Public schools, the third largest school district in the new Nation plans to move forward with the opening classrooms for some 77,000 elementary and middle school students. Even though the district is still in negotiations with the union, setting the stage for a possible teacher strike, district leaders say online learning is leaving too many students behind. Meantime, union leaders say they want the schools to reopen to. They just want to make sure it's done safely. Fox's Christina Coleman Mary Course study and this is Fox News. Thistles news Radio K L B J Now to ask you whether for your radar Weather Watch today will be a breezy day with plenty of sunshine and a high of 67 Tonight. Clear and chili with a low of 36 to 40 bright sunshine tomorrow Beautiful day with an accident high of 66. Tuesday remaining mostly sunny and quite nice with a high again 66 from the weather Center. I'm meteorologist Joe Lundberg. I like that..
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"Little Department of Transportation and state police asking that the public avoid unnecessary driving during this storm. And again if you were flying out or have someone flying in, you want to check ahead Thea Other big story this morning. Still no deal between Chicago public schools and the Chicago Teachers Union as the district tries to reopen in person learning for some K through eighth grade students on Monday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Saying that while the district and union leadership have agreed on some items of contention in principle, union leaders have refused to put those agreements and writing. And she says, instead of doing that, they've added more items to the negotiating table that are related at all to public safety and covert 19 teachers. Need to be there to greet their students. Teach them in person Mayor saying that CPS is still planning to open in person learning for the students who signed up for it on Monday, and she expects those teachers to show up. And new information about the man who was squatting at O'Hare Airport. Video of the arrest now has surfaced. It's a story line right out of the 2004 movie. The terminal calls you Correct Who is, you know a man living in an airport. But in Chicago O'Hare it was no movie. Newly released video shows the 36 year old Los Angeles traveler being busted for trespassing believe you have been secretly staying in the airport for three months. Prosecutors say he got away with a using a workers lost I d badge and claiming to be afraid to fly back home to l A because of covert 19. Statement from Chicago Department of Aviation says the man did not pose a security risk to the airport or to the traveling public. Derek Dennis ABC News WLS news time 904 I 57 south bound at us 30 jackknifed semi in a car involved crash there, so that's causing some problems. I 80 pretty slow going with Some problems right around.
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"A person is covert positive. It turns out there is a molecular difference in smell from someone sweat for the heat, the dogs or another layer of public safety and confidence, along with mask wearing and Spectators spaced far apart. And for the first time Gen. Mann's 1500 fans washed and cheered inside the arena and as schools move to get back to full in person learning, Florida International University is also using coronavirus trained canines. There's our trained with contaminated masks, so they smell the molecular difference in a person's breath if their covert positive other NBA teams reportedly also we're now showing interest in the Miami Heat score been sniffing dogs as our major casinos, cruise lines and the airlines. City of Chicago is still trying to work out a deal with the teachers union trying to get students and teachers back into their classrooms. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot made an appeal to the city's teacher's son Friday, teachers. Tell your leadership to meet us at the table. Let's get a deal done. Let's get it in writing. Because our students lives are hanging in the balance. Chicago Teachers Union says it is not convinced that there are adequate health and safety measures in place to keep teachers and students. Safe from the co bed 19 virus. The army confirms the 11 Fort Bliss soldiers who were hospitalized Thursday after ingesting a toxic substance while in a field drinking exercise. Drink ethylene glycol. That's the primary chemical in any freeze. The army says the soldiers believed they were drinking the whole made alcohol. Each of the 11 suffered ethylene glycol poisoning..
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"chicago teachers union" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Chicago Teachers union has forbidden their teachers to show up in city schools. Because of the Corona virus, despite the fact that schools do not contribute to the spread of the illness, according to the CDC. So lately, the Chicago teachers union has been negotiating with screw administrators. You want to begin the process of re opening the screws on a gradual basis, something other cities and states have been doing for months. But on Sunday the rank and file Democrats Excuse me. The rank and file union members been voted overwhelmingly to give administrators the collective middle finger. They said they would not return to the classroom despite an order requiring 10,000 teachers to show up this week. Chicago Mayor Laurie Lightweight, is pleading with the union to return to work to no avail. Thousands of Chicagoans have been thrown out of work many evicted because of the shutdown. Scores of small businesses have closed their doors for good parents who can't afford to pay somebody to watch their kids are forced to remain at home. Can't go to work. Or look for work. All the while these union members have been getting their paychecks and they still refuse to go back to work. This is what your Democratic party's endless shutdowns are doing. To America and they couldn't care less. This is exactly what they want to happen. Join me later today and 11 1200 W. Old Ai. Paid for by Asset Marketing Services LLC. 2021 marks the 35th anniversary of the American Eagle Coin program. And these historic gold coins will never be the same again..
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"Chicago Teachers union has forbidden their teachers to show up in city schools because of the Corona virus, despite the fact Schools do not contribute to the spread of the illness, according to the CDC. So lately, the Chicago teachers union has been negotiating with screw administrators. You want to begin the process of re opening the screws on a gradual basis, something other cities and states have been doing for months. But on Sunday the rank and file Democrats Excuse me the rank and file union members then voted overwhelmingly to give administrators that collective middle finger. They said they would not return to the classroom. Despite an order requiring 10,000 teachers to show up this week. Chicago Mayor Laurie Lightweight is pleading with the union to return to work to no avail. Thousands of Chicagoans have been thrown out of work Many e victim because of the shutdown, scores of small businesses have closed their doors for good parents who can't afford to pay somebody to watch their kids are forced to remain at home. Can't go to work. Or look for work. All the while these union members have been getting their paychecks and they still refuse to go back to work. This is what your Democratic party's endless shutdowns are doing. To America, and they couldn't care less. This is exactly what they want to happen. Paid for by Asset Marketing Services LLC. 2021 marks the 35th anniversary of the American Eagle Coin program. And these historic gold coins will never be the same again..
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"On average. So that that requires a lot more classrooms, a lot more teachers, or you know other kinds of arrangements to get them small potting students very carefully, So we need to do the things to open safely. Most of the teachers I talked to they want to be back in the classroom. That's they just want to know that it's safe and we have a country should make the investments to make it safe. We should be so obvious around you. Yep. We're going to need more money from you to make the investments. That's what we're doing here. Make the investments. I think the teachers should just say we're not coming back to school. We're staying on the beach is where we are. We're staying on the beaches. We're not coming back to school until you address the climate crisis. Then. I can choose never to come back to school. What if the nurses has said We're not coming back to the hospitals? Your last nurses. We're walking in the hospitals. Where people had cove. It Where people were dying. Every day. And they didn't stay home. Tell me again. Chicago Teachers Union. How much your members love the Children. They can't come to the school with the year's worth of knowledge now. The kids are not vectors for this virus. The nurses could go. Who work in the hospitals. Imagine how devastating it would be for a nurse. Attend to a patient with coronavirus. You can't breathe. I can't freaking breathe. We're not handling how we deal with this virus very well. We're overreacting and overreaching. But there is no doubt that for the few who get it, and it's develops, which are almost always the elderly and those with compromised immune systems. It's a horrible, horrible condition. You can't breathe. That's a terrible, terrible thing..