Laura Ingraham shines a spotlight on everyday Americans and examines how their lives are affected by politics at the federal, state and local level. With 66 shot and 12 killed in just a 63 hour period, including a boy riding his bike and a this 14yearold, and two 17yearold girls just standing on the sidewalk. We have a heavy heart. Our souls are burdened. What happened this weekend did not happen in every neighborhood in chicago, but it is unacceptable to happen in any neighborhood of chicago. Laura so far this year, 1785 have been shot in chicago and 318 killed. Believe it or not, shootings are actually down 30 from 2017 and murders are down 25 , but still those figures are well above what chicago experienced earlier in the decade. In 2011 when democratic mayor rahm emanuel was elected, there were 436 murders in chicago. By 2016 that number had
ballooned to 771, a 77 increase and while 2017 was down from the high watermark it still saw a devastating 650 slain. As you might imagine the
Surprise. Excellent. Sean you do know, but you forgot. All right. Laura talk to you later. Good evening from washington, im laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle. Welcome back on a very busy monday. An increasingly violent strain of the radical left lashing out over the past few days. We are going to show you some of the shocking videos involving a marine Recruiting Station and a lot more, plus, an unbelievable story. Its a heartbreaker and infuriating out of new mexico involving a Child Abduction Ring and radical muslim extremists. Yes, in the United States of america. Unbelievable. A story you will not want to mess later in this hour, but first, bullets and blame. Another weekend in chicago. Thats the focus of tonights angle. Chicago just recorded its deadliest weekend of the year
with 66 shots and 12 killed in just a 63 hour period, including a boy riding his bike and a 14yearold and 217yearold girls just standing on the sidewalk. We have a heavy heart. Our souls are burdened.
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despite more than 50% of the emissions being potentially fixable. that s shocking, though, to learn that the mitigation is such a low percentage at this point. that s frightening frankly. action is the hard part. getting people to understand and then want to change their ways, takes time. it s complicated. but i m an optimist. reporter: others aren t as optimistic. it s naive, i think, to assume that just because we can find a source of pollution means it will magically go away. reporter: rob jackson, an expert on methane thinks satellites can make a huge impact, but they aren t a silver bullet fix. we ll be able to find super emitters in way we have not been able to before, in realtime, where they are and who is responsible for them. there will be cases where that happens but others particularly internationally when i think it will require more work. reporter: ghgsat isn t alone. the european space agency has had a satellite in orbit since