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Bears tight end Cole Kmet's family took a trip down memory lane earlier today. They returned to his former high school-- St. Viator in Arlington Heights, visiting his former baseball team.

President Donald Trump has escalated threats to invoke the law in response to unrest in Minnesota, prompting warnings of legal action from state officials.

On Capitol Hill, democratic lawmakers are using every tool at their disposal to reform ICE - or get rid of it entirely.  The “Abolish ICE Act” is being proposed by a Michigan democrat and would dissolve the agency and end its enforcement authority.

President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act, a seldom-used 19th-century law that could let him deploy U.S. troops to quell protests in Minneapolis over federal immigration enforcement and ICE-related shootings. The act has only been invoked about 30 times in U.S. history — most recently during the 1992 Los Angeles riots — and legal experts say its use now raises constitutional questions amid disputes with Minnesota officials.

A new bipartisan Senate push is heating up to limit kids' screen time. 

President Trump is unveiling his long-awaited health care proposal. The framework includes many proposals that Trump or Congress have pushed in recent years.

ICE agents have shot another person in Minneapolis. It happened last night exactly one week after a federal immigration officer shot and killed Renee Nicole Good.    Asher Redd is in Minneapolis right now.

A man was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting Wednesday night in Chicago's Morgan Park neighborhood.

Federal prosecutors say more than a dozen college basketball players, including several former DePaul University athletes, were paid thousands of dollars to rig NCAA games as part of a global betting scheme tied to China. The three-year investigation alleges players across 17 Division I programs deliberately underperformed to manipulate gambling outcomes.

DJ Pharris predicts another fourth-quarter comeback as the Bears prepare to face the Rams. He also talks about how the city has embraced his rallying cry, “It’s Chicago,” and how the phrase has energized players and fans alike.

Idaho State Representative Barbara Ehardt, who authored one of the state laws now being considered as part of a major Supreme Court case, joins us to explain her position on transgender athletes in women’s sports. Ehardt says the law is intended to protect women’s athletic opportunities, arguing that women cannot fairly compete against men and that opportunities for female athletes are being lost.

Documentary filmmaker Ben Kolak discusses "Shouldering Sanctuary," which chronicles Chicago as it became an epicenter of Trump immigration policies.