the point is that miller is commuting between new york and chicago, maybe not commuting, but he makes frequent trips. and one day i guess he's just bored. he boards a new york central passenger train in the city and realizes that the first 150 miles or so, essentially in the wrong direction, he's going north to albany along the hudson river. you've seen "north by northwest," it's beautiful scenery. but when he's in albany, he's actually further from the windy city than when he left gotham. got it? then the new york central heads west along the old erie canal to buffalo and then through cleveland and eventually to chicago. so i guess it doesn't take a genius to think, maybe there's going to be a shorter route or a better route. and the big competitor to pennsylvania goes from new york down to philadelphia, and then it has to go over the spine of the appalachians, and it slows you down. by the time it gets to ohio, it has more or less a straight shot to chicago. so the time of the fastest trains in 1903, 1904, 1905, is about 18 to 19 hours between those two destinations. so light bulbs

there have been protests in chicago, new york but ferguson, missouri pushed it into the national consciousness. glendale police commander served ferguson for several months following that shooting. and tonight he's talk being that experience at a community meeting in glendale. andrew hasbun spoke with him today. >> he came to ferguson not long after the shooting of an unarmed african-american man that sparked major conflicts in that city. he became the city's first african-american police nation saw of ferguson, missouri, before commander andre anderson came on board. >> i really thought i would be going into a war zone. but when i got there i found out the people of the community are great people. a lot of pride. >> he spent five months as the interim police chief in that city and worked to rebuild the department's relationship with the city. what they are telling you. if there is validity, you have to address it. >> anderson told us today he feels police officers have gotten a bad wrap. >> there are a small number of them that have earned some of the bad things that have taken place. and unf

it's a tactic that's not unheard of - with similar reports within the past few years in chicago - new york - and mississippi. in those cases - suspects called 9-1-1 to report a fire - and then waited for firefighters to leave before breaking in.a troubling milwaukee police are now investigating - as they look into both the burglary itself and the 9-1-1 call. no city equipment was stolen in the robbery. as far as police know, there were no surveillance cameras that captured the crime.live on milwaukee's north-side - ekcbs58news. 3 next at five, donald trump tries to put the controversy birthplace and in a presidential campaign it's never that easy. 3 and the vikings are planning quite a halftime show for their stadium opener against the packers this weekend....you may have a little extra time to hit the the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant,

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the gun laws in chicago l.a. and new york have we would see our violent crime cut in half. >> reporter: well-known activist, father michael playi playinger says chicago is a war zone that needs help. >> the city says it's broke, the state says it's broke. call for a state of emergency and get some federal resources to come in. >> reporter: caught in the crossfire, children. this 10-year-old hit while sitting on a porch with his twin sister. his aunt says the bullet is now lodged in his back. >> when it hits home, that's when you really got to wake up, like everyone has to wake up. like these are our babies that's not being able to grow up anymore. >> reporter: she is one of many family members keeping vigil at this hospital. mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be another two weeks before he says he will detail his plans to combat violence including hiring more police officers. >>> to presidential politics now, as the 2016 race enters the post labor day homestretch. and in a battle that has seen no shor

temperatures in the 80s in chicago. new york city and d.c. boumping up to the lower to mid 80s as we go to middle part of the week. the heat is up. looking for showers and thunderstorms across the southeast. some thunderstorms this morning rolling through oklahoma. comfortable with temperatures mainly in the 60s. a quick warm-up today with readings warming into the 70s later this morning. by >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. a little announcement about my partner in crime, ginger zee. women's health magazine fifth happening this morning along new york city's west side highway. she'll be running the race as well. in the past has donated 5 million meals in need. that's amazing. you can still run in san francisco, they're running on october 10th. maybe we'll sign up for that. >> i'd >> you can burn off some of the calories you'll be eating today, it's national cheese burger today. >> i plan to have a cheese burger at every meal. >> you talk a big game, three bites of food on this set. >> coming up here on "good morning americ

you can obviously see it around chicago, new york as well the next couple of days.e it comes, the cold front that helps push julia offshore as well. a couple of dry days, guys. >>> president obama stumping for hillary clinton saying that he really, really, really -- really -- wants theory win. four reallys, christine. slamming donald trump unfit to be president. more with "early start." >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. [ that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... pl

temperatures in the 80s in chicago. new york city and d.c. boumping up to the lower to mid 80s as we go to middle part of the week. the heat is up. looking for showers and thunderstorms across the southeast. some thunderstorms this morning rolling through oklahoma. that's a quick check on what's >>> for us 105 degrees today but don't worry that's the hottest day in the next seven days. we are getting some rain chances coming in so we will see a big temperature drop especially monday to tuesday when we are down to 94 by that day and then as >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. a little announcement about my partner in crime, ginger zee. women's health magazine fifth york's west side highway, and look who is hosting none other th than ginger zee, and she'll be running the race as well. in the past has donated 5 million meals in need. that's amazing. you can still run in san francisco, they're running on october 29th. visit run10feed10.com. maybe we'll sign up for that. >> oc

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and repeat offenders an illegal gun in chicago is one year, while in new york it's three years. well known activist father michael sleigher says that chicago is a war zone that needs federal help. >> call for a state of emergency and get some federal resources to come in. >> reporter: caught in the cross fire children, a 10-year-old was killed while sit porch with his twin sister, a bullet is now lodged in his back. >> when it hits home, that's when you really got to wake up, like everyone has to wake up. like these are our babies that's not being able to grow up anymore. >> reporter: she is one of many family members keeping vigil at this hospital. mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be two weeks before he to combat crime by hiring more police officers. >>> to presidential politics now, as the 2016 race. we have got it all covered including some brand-new poll numbers. let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: lester, tonight some democrats tell me they're privately concerned about some polls that show a tighteninging race, c campaign downplayin

the penalty for having chicago is one year, while in new york it's three years. well known activist father michael sleigher says that chicago is a war zone that needs federal help. >> call for a state of emergency and get some federal resources to come in. >> reporter: caught in the cross fire children, a 10-year-old was killed while sitting on a porch with his twin sister, a bullet is w back. >> when it hits home, that's when you really got to wake up, like everyone has to wake up. like these are our babies that's not being able to grow up anymore. >> reporter: she is one of many family members keeping vigil at this hospital. mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be two weeks before he will detail his plans to combat crime by politics now, as the 2016 race. we have got it all covered including some brand-new poll numbers. let's begin with nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: lester, tonight some democrats tell me they're privately concerned about some polls that show a tighteninging race, the clinton campaign downplaying those jitters. the str

temperatures in the 80s in chicago. new york city and d.c.mping up to the lower to mid 80s as we go to middle part of the week. the heat is up. looking for showers and thunderstorms across the southeast. some thunderstorms this morning rolling through oklahoma. that's a quick >>> good sunday morning, i'm lisa argent, temperatures will be unseasonably warm once again today. comfortable right now but by this afternoon, we're talking hehe >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. >> this weather report is brought to you by petsmart. a little announcement about my partner in crime, ginger zee. women's health magazine fifth annual run 10 feed 10 race is happening this morning along new york's west side highway, and look who is hosting none other th than ginger zee, and she'll be running the race as well. in the past has donated 5 million meals in need. that's amazing. you can still run in san francisco, they're running on october 29th. visit run10feed10.com. maybe we'll sign up for that. >> october 29th. >> i'd love to do it. >> you ca

cool wet weather in minneapolis, and they'll see travel delays tomorrow around chicago and new york. heat is building to the west and south. it will be seasonal here. tomorrow temperatures mid-70s, and then pushing into the mid-80, it's a clear cool night with the threat of frost, so plants or tender vegetation need to be covered. 20s up high, 30s down below. it doesn't cover downtown denver proper, but we could see see 20s and 30s from greeley, sterling and burlington with temperatures rebounding nicely tomorrow. we have mid-70s in the city. nederland at 65, grand lake the high is 68. city forecast tonight. clear and cool with light wind, our low back in the upper 30s where we were this morning at dia. 65 by lunchtime, 67 in the afternoon. a lot of -- 76 in the afternoon, a lot of sunshine. grab a light jacket for the morning, you won't need it in the afternoon. tuesday and wednesday into the 80s. slight cooler trend into the weekend, but i think we'll run above average for the first few days of now is the time to plan that fall foliage outing, and all the information you need is on

killings on increased gang activity and also weak gun laws. >> if we had the gun laws in chicago that l.a. and new york have we would see our violent crime cut in half. >> the minimum penalty for having an illegal gun in chicago is one year in year, while in new york it's three and a half years. one activist is calling it a war zone that needs help fast. >> the city say it's broke, the state says it's broke. so call for a federal emergency and get some resources. >> meanwhile, mayor has not responded to the violence. the surge in violence has made 2016 the deadliest year in two decades. >>> congress has once again failed to pass a bill funding the fight against zika. a procedural vote failed in the senate yesterday 52-46. this as officials say seven more home grown cases of zika have been found in florida. six of which are on miami beach. that increases the total to 56 locally transmitted cases of zika in the sunshine state. tracie potts joins us live from washington. where does the zika fight go from here? >> reporter: at this point they are trying to figure out if they can it out of washington into p

. >> if we had the gun laws in chicago that l.a. and new york have we would see our violent crime cut in half. >> the minimum penalty for having an illegal gun in chicago for example is one year in jail while in new york it's three and a half years. one activist is calling it a war zone that needs help fast. >> the state says it's broke, so call for a state of emergency and get some federal resources. responded to the violence. >>> congress has once again failed to pass a bill funding the fight against zika. a procedural vote failed in the senate yesterday 52-46. this as officials say seven more home grown cases of zika have been found in florida. six of which are on miami beach. that increases the total to 56 locally transmitted cases of tracie potts joins us live from washington. where does the zika fight go from here? >> reporter: at this point they are trying to figure out if they can get something done by september 30th. keeping in mind that's also the deadline to prevent a government shutdown and they're going to try to attach some legisla

highs in the 20s from chicago to new york. 28 in d.c.ain and showers in the deep south as you go through monday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ úç molly: welcome to the "france 24 " newsroom. i am molly hall. hillary clinton canceled a cap in stopping california after she falls ill with pneumonia. the diagnosis raises questions about her health and her transparency with the american public. postpones the controversial rerun of its presidential election. the government sites malfunctioning glue as the reason for the delay.

and by 1900, so we're fast forwarding here, 90% of american teachers in northern cities like chicago or new york were female. 1900 was a difficult time for american public education. there were huge numbers of immigrant flooding into our classrooms which meant class sizes in some cases up to 60 kids and there were not enough desks and chairs. and there was a huge need for teachers at this time that girls were graduated the 6th or 7th grade and entering the classroom as teachers. they were hugely underprepared. now, there's a lot of places we might go with a system like that, perhaps better teacher prep, higher standards, smaller class sizes. but actually it was thought among intel leg churls at the time that the real problem now is that women were teachers. in 1800 the problem was too many men and in 1900 it was too many women. charles elliott wrote that women teachers were physically weaker than men, more apt to be worn out by the fatiguing work of teaching. unfortunately, panic in which policymakers called for large groups of teachers to be fired continued. we've heard about men and women duri

other areas like chicago, houston, new york city and l.a. county received funding to track zika out breaks. >>> more than 13,000 state managers and non-union workers in pennsylvania are getting the biggest pay raise they have gotten in decades. governor tom wolf's administration announced the raises by e-mail earlier this week. many workers will see 6 percent raises. they will also start paying larger health insurance premiums. >>> anti bacteria soap will soon be disappearing from store shelves. >> still to come tonight why f.d.a. is banning these soaps. >> tropical storm warning in effect for large portion of the delaware valley as models indicate her mine is likely to strength's approaching our coastline and we will have the latest coming up. >>> well, temple opens up the season begins army tonight here at the link, such high expectations after last season so how does coach matt ruhle keep his guys focused? we will hear from him in sports. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean for

. >> chicago's homicide rate is higher than new york and los angeles but chicago is not the homicide capital of the u.s. new orleans, st. louis, detroit, baltimore, all have higher rates when you drill down the data per capita. >>> wildfire watch continues in the fire sparked monday afternoon. fire is only about 10% contained and threatens about 300 structures there. a mandatory evacuation order is in effect for the area. so far we can tell you, be there are no reports of injury. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a national college closing its doors without a warning. >> how local students at itt tech can get their tuition money back. >>> and the pets left behind in devastating floods are starting a new life. we'll tell you how getting involved. >>> and we are getting warmer. here is a look at the high temperatures today. we'll continue to crank up the dial on those numbers over the next few days. i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in backgroun

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chicago is the the nation's third-largest city and has already experienced more homicides this year than the bigger cities of los angeles and new york combined. chicago police superintendent eddie johnson says the majority of the shootings are being done by repeat gun offenders. where we need help is our state legislators helping us to get the judges the tools that they need to hold these repeat gun offenders accountable. year- to-date, there have been more than 23- hundred shootings and 471 shooting deaths in chicago. milwaukee police asking for help in identifying several suspects wanted in connection with an armed robbery.the at the b-p gas station, near 35th and mckinley.police say one of the suspects had a gun and instructed others to steal several items.anyone with information is asked to call police. as the new school year begins... a recent report shows a lingering disparity in the number of minorities working as teachers. according to the brown center on education policy... 1/2 the country's public school students are minorities -- but only 18 percent of teachers are.here in milwaukee -- the gap is much bigger -- 86 percent

sending people that .ere identified as deportable includes some big cities like separatist group, chicago, new yorkhere are very degrees of them. would only allow would if it was a violent crime that would be for that person. refer that person. obama2014, the administration has been renegotiating with these jurisdictions and trying to get them to come back on board if they want to cooperate in an even more limited way. they are trying to get that to happen. they are saying they have had success. maybe acomprehensive, third or half of those jurisdictions have come back on board. the century cities thing i think is kind of a catch all term. you have to think about what is wholly individual policies of these different places, and why they came into being. it is very complicated. likeimes it is a state law california that limits the level of cooperation. or, it is a long-standing executive order from a mayor like in chicago that there is no cooperation at all. there is a lot of variation. host: randy capps, if you want to learn more go to your website, mygrationpolicy.org. >> at this hour, members of t

chicago. i think stop and frisk, in new york city, it was so incredible the way it worked. >> reporter: today, and his campaign are clarifying the program one targeted at chicago. >> i was referring to chicago. >> reporter: while he touts the program's success in new york, it predominantly targeted minorities. a report from the new york attorney general shows just 3% of stop and frisk stops resulted in convictions. and in more than 5 million stop and frisk stops, police recovered guns 0.2% of the time. trump's call for reviving the practice coming just days after he spoke favorably about profiling. >> what do you have to lose? >> reporter: but a poll shows an overwhelming 81% of african-american voters prefer hillary clinton, compared to 7% who back trump. and trump's pitch has come with stumbles. like insisting african-american communities have never been worse off. >> our african-american communities are absolutely in the worst shape that they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever. >> reporter: as well as lingering questions about the years he spent questioning president obama's birthplac

chicago's homicide rate is higher than new york and los angeles. but chicago is not the homicide capital of the u-s. new orleans... saint louis... detroit... and baltimore all have higher rates when you drill down the data per capita. last week -- milwaukee police chief ed flynn also pointed out that in the month of august...milwaukee's homicide rate ?surpassed? chicago's per capita. it was the deadliest month in mi new at four --- a minnesota man has confessed to kidnapping and killing 11-year-old jacob wetterling nearly 27 years ago. ago.danny heinrich made the admission today as he pleaded guilty to child pornography charges in minneapolis. heinrich led police to jacob's remains last week. he's now admitted to abducting jacob near his home in october of 1989. authorities named heinrich as a person of interest last october when they announced the child dorump tnd hillary clinton are focusing on the military tod as they campaign in southern battleground state cbs' croswellas the latest from the white house. donald trump made his pitch to be command

chicago's south and west side. 31 people shot since monday morning, 13 killed over labor day weekend. >> like any family, they manic and grab chair children. milestone, the 500 homicides are morning new york and los angeles combined. crime rates are lower than they were 25 years ago, so why is chicago different? poor and segregated neighborhoods prone to gang violence. and repeat offenders who lack sentencing. the penalty for having an illegal gun in chicago is one year, while in three years. well known activist father michael sleigher says that chicago is a war zone that needs federal help. >> call for a state of emergency and get some federal resources to come in. >> reporter: caught in the cross fire children, a 10-year-old was killed while sitting on a porch with his twin sister, a bullet is now lodged in his back. >> when it hits home, that's when you really everyone has to wake up. like these are our babies that's not being able to grow up anymore. >> reporter: she is one of many family members keeping vigil at this hospital. mayor rahm emanuel's office declined to comment and it will be two weeks before he will detail his plans to combat crime by hiring more police officers. >>> to

. >> he had been given a christmas gift to fly alone from chicago to new york. and that's what happened. >> at the time, barbara lewnes is a recent nursing school graduate, working at methodist hospital, a few blocks from the crash site. she's assigned to care for steven overnight. he's badly burned. >> i couldn't tell if he was white or black. he was just charcoal. i think they said it was 85% of his body. >> within hours, the boy's father arrives in new york and speaks to the press. >> how do you and your wife feel about your son being the sole survivor? >> we have great heartfelt sympathy for all of the people who were not as fortunate. >> the country rallies behind steven, but his injuries are too grave. >> if i had been in nursing longer, i would have known there was no chance, but that's why i think they put me there. >> steven, the sorry little 11-year-old boy, lone survivor of the plane crash in brooklyn, expired at 1:00 p.m., just a few minutes ago. the little boy closed his eyes and went to sleep. >> with a final death toll at 134, including 6 on the g

new york ruling it unfairly targets minorities. >> i would do stop-and-frisk. we did it in new york. it worked incredibly well. i see what's going on here and in chicago.-frisk. >> trump later said he was only addressing violent crime in chicago. >> i was referring to chicago with stop-and-frisk. they asked me about chicago. i was talking about stop-and-frisk for chicago. >> reporter: after the violence in charlotte, the subject of race in america is likely to come up in the first debate on monday. after mocking hillary clinton's extensive debate preparations in a memo. the trump campaign says he'll hop off the trail tomorrow so he can prepare and get ready. with the campaign memo from trump's aides say he will be himself at this upcoming debate, wolf. >> jim, thank you very much. let's continue the discussions can our political experts. david chalian when you hear the language trump is saying, the african-american community is in the worst shape ever, saying there is a lack of spirit between the white and the black, blaming riots on drugs, does he have that right vocabulary to talk about these sensitive race injustice issues? >> i don't think it's jus

chicago obviously. gun violence and murders in new york and l.a. down this summer. sly, you know, different. 93 got to figure it out. >>> to arizona now, a wild high-speed police chase played out on live television. the pursuit lasted 45 minutes ending with police pinning this suv driven by a man suspected of robbing a bank in suburban phoenix. the suspect was shot dead when they opened fire. two other suspects remain close to where the chase began. >> the final survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting back in june has now been released. that hospital did phenomenal work. treated 35 of the victims of the massacre from the pulse nightclub. 49 people were killed. 53 others injured in that shooting. >>> a hurricane could start to affect the weather in arizona. >> really. >> meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us to explain. >> yawn and christine, we have a hurricane making landfall about 24 hours across the cabo san lucas area. it's a category 1 hurricane. some of the models projecting this moves on to parts of southern arizona as a tropical storm. if that happens, we'r