wild with the sex scandals and the money scandals. and he faces a possible ten years in year and $100,000 fine, and he will be arraigned in chicago at 10:00 a.m. local time. thank you, adam. and now back to the top stories the expiration of the patriot act. three key provisions no longer in effect. we want to go to francis who is keeping track of the bing poll question reactions. well, we are talking about the sacrificing the privacy for the safety here. and do you feel any more safe here with the expiration of the patriot act. and this has gone up, because it was 21%, and it has gone up to 25% saying yes, and 75% saying no. and how you have been voting in the past few minutes, and pretty much overwhelming, and in
pillar of integrity. explain how shocked you are. you could have knocked me over with a feather. and other members who served on staff are shocked. no clue to this. i m thinking about the impact this has on the image congress has which is poor with the public. kevin tibbles talked with folks. i wanted to play this one remarks from a yorkville resident at dennis hastert s hometown. this gets to the core. it s the norm with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals, you know, just basic thievery overall. people say the whole place is full of crooks and creeps and i say no it s just a few bad apples.
surprised. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. reporter: now he faces ten years in jail, possible $500,000 fine. he ll be arraigned thursday at 10:00 a.m. adam reese from vorkyorkville, illinois. thank you. secretary of state john kerry broke his leg bicycling in france. his spokesperson said kerry s orthopedic surgery will accompany him on the flight to monitor his decision. he fractured his femur bone near his hip. he cuts short the trip that included international conference on battling isis. qatar has agreed to temporarily extend the travel ban for five taliban leaders released from
from the public policy center and he ll resign from that center. in addition the house of representatives here in illinois will no longer spend $500,000 to build a statue of him planned to be put in the state capitol in springfield. this after he resigned from his law firm in washington and the cme exchange here in chicago. colleagues of his in washington all the way to people who knew him here in yorkville, absolutely stunned by these allegations. they say it s completely out of character for him. they feel disbelief, sadness, but some say they are not so surprised. he s an honorable man. he s been a good representative. he s been a good politician. proud of him. not surprised one bit. just seems the norm now with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. reporter: now he faces ten years in jail a possible
character, feelings of disbelief, sadness but also some not so surprised. i was very upset. i felt terribly bad for his family and for him. i m surprised that if this is true why it didn t come out sooner? i just can t figure whole thing out? it doesn t make sense. not surprised one bit. just seems the norm noum withw with politicians running wild with sex scandals money scandals. reporter: he faces ten years in jail, a possible fine of $500,000 and, as i said we could see him as early as thursday in a courtroom in chicago. jose? adam riess in chicago, thank you very much. across the country yids rkids are wrapping up their school year with relief looking for summer camps or summer jobs or just free time. but american classrooms have had a banner year. it s the first time in u.s. history a my majority of public students are minorities.