a country out of its economic spiral. and put us birthday party has been postponed will suffer the south koreans will have to wait until next month to celebrate. the sport paris man is set to be crowned champions in france is the domestic league season is cancelled. just 1500 hours g.m.t. will start this news in the united states where the economic numbers just keep getting worse the u.s. labor department has released yet another bleak unemployment report more than 3800000 americans filed for benefits in just the past week taking the total number of jobless to more than $30000000.00 over the last 6 weeks the unemployment rate hold it around 3 and a half percent between december and february but in my. watch it jumps to a 2 and a half year high of 4.4 percent that s roughly more than 7000000 people the state governments now begin to restart their economies the easing lockdown measures all the hoff of the 50 states including florida or partially reopened by the end of this week
action news. delaware valley s leading news program. with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. friday night the big story on action news tonight is breaking news from out west. at least four police officers have been injured in colorado springs. that during exchanges of gunfire with a shooter at a planned parenthood headquarters. at least seven people have been taken to area hospitals. one witness says she heard as many as 20 shots in less than five minutes and saw an officer fall to the ground. there is no indication that the gunman has been contained. hundreds of black friday protesters were blocking off entrances to high end stores and shutting off traffic in chicago at the ritz seest shoppinshopping district. the police officer was charged with murder three days ago. in king of prussia, it was a matter of packed parking lots not o protests. it will take days before we know the facts and figures about the black friday economic im
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tragically, we can t say the same about attacks on the country s domestic tranquility. what has the congdon to protect the country? nothing. here is the question, when will we refuse as citizens to settle for, accept, live with a congress that fails to act in the face of such a demonstrated vuler inability. if not now, after this, when? next week? next month? next year? next what? and if not us, who in this world will demand action to protect americans? joining me now is u.s. senator dick durbin of illinois. i want to read something from you which is very impressive and it s in the op-ed pages of the chicago tribune. quote, what holds us back are political organizes that are well-funded, well-organized, and determined to resist even reasonable limb tathss. there s a close political parallel between the gridlock in washington on dealing with our economy and national debt and the eerie silence in congress as the list of horrific gun crimes grows by the day. senator durbin, th
within. it is impossible to imagine the congress of the united states ignoring the first of these imperatives. an act of omission that would leave us open to foreign attack and invasion. tragically, we can t say the same about attacks on the country s domestic tranquility. what has the congress done to protect the country? nothing. and here s the question. when will we refuse as citizens to settle for, accept, live with a congress that fails to act in the face of such a demonstrated vulnerability? if not now, after this, when? next week? next month? next year? next what? and if not us, who in this world is going to demand action to protect americans? joining me now is u.s. senator dick durbin of illinois. i want to read something from you which is very impressive, and it s in the op-ed pages of the chicago tribune. quote, what holds us back are political organizations that are well-funded, well-organized, and determined to resist even reasonable limitations. there s a close