Connected To Chicago (3/19/2017)

Connected to Chicago with Bill Cameron

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Bill Cameron talks to Chicago mayor, Rahm Emanuel and the mayor's thoughts on Governor Bruce Rauner’s destruction of the “grand bargain” budget plan, the continued gang and gun crimes in the city and even northwestern basketball’s historic season and first win. Earlier in the week, the city announced a new CTA rail car factory in the city, but says the state’s financial situation is not going to help recruit other businesses.

Bill Cameron along with Greg Hinz of Crain's, Lynn Sweet of the sun-times, and ray long of the Chicago tribune, review this week in the capitals.

Can the “draconian” trump budget that contains drastic cuts in the arts and sciences be “real”?? Will it be good for business in America? Is now the time that people will start to ignore what president trump has to say?

Will Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth be looking for excuses to vote ‘no’ on the appointment of president trump’s supreme court nominee, Neil Gorsuch? There might be another candidate for the governor’s race in Illinois. J.B. Pritzker announced an exploratory committee to see if he should jump into the race. Money isn’t an issue for Pritzker, so what is he exploring?

Jennifer Keiper covers the ways teens and young adults can now apply for positions with the city's "One Summer Chicago" youth jobs program. The city says there are some 30-thousand jobs up for grabs for those ages 14 to 24.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced this year's program opening at at the opportunity youth summit, where city leaders launched a 3-year campaign to engage more -of what they call- "opportunity youth."

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