chicago. chicago is one of the worst cities in the nation when it comes to gun violence. we see gun trafficking as a major problem in chicago. trafficking from out-of-state guns coming into illinois is a huge problem. we have tried to tackle issues in the general assembly. there was a package of law passed earlier in the year that the governor signed to try to address gun violence. at the end of the day, when it comes to gun violence in a community like chicago, or like my home town of springfield, we need to have good programs on the street that introduce with folks before they get to that point. we have cut back on some of that funding. i have not been a big supporter of changes we have seen from gun laws that come from a conservative district. i am a proud supporter of the second amendment. some of the programs on the ground in neighborhoods interacting with folks before , it can to the violence really help them through those situations. as a state we need a priority on those programs to make sure we have programs in place that allow us to address gun violence on the neighborhood level and make our state a safer place th

decision 2018 -- the race for illinois governor brought to you by nbc five chicago and telemundo chicago in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. good evening. i'm carol murray, political editor of nbc five chicago. we are broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour, we will explore the tough issues facing the state. tonight we hear from the candidates for governor. our forum is sponsored by nbc five chicago and telemundo chicago in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. here now are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. private jd pritzker, businessman and philanthropist. republican governor bruce rauner , a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian grayson cash jackson, who retired from the navy after 20 years, and republican state senator sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you all for coming. our forum is a roundtable conversation and not a formal debate. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee and i won't hop

chicago. chicago is one of the worst cities in nation when it comes to gun violence. we see gun trafficking as a major problem and trafficking from other state guns coming into illinois is a huge cotton. we have tried to tackle some of these issues in the general assembly. there was a package of ours that the governor signed and try to address gun violence. at the end of the day, when it comes to a community like chicago or my home town of springfield, we need to have good programs on the street that work with folks before they get to that point. we have cut back on some of that funding. -- a proudseen a big supporter of any of the programs, but some of the programs we help neighborhoods and interact with folks prefer they get to the violence can really help them through the situation and that is important. as a state, we need to put a priority on the things to make things in place to address the gun violence and make our place state -- safer. housetim butler is in the here and before becoming a state representative, you worked with two members of congress. can you compare the expense of working up on capitol hill to your experience in the state? guest: i have to say it is quite fun to be on the side of a journal," camera. working for the transportation secretary and was a republican member of the house of representatives. whorked for rodney davis, is my own congressman in springfield. we are in his d

chicago. chicago is one of the worst cities in the nation when it comes to gun violence. we see gun trafficking as a major problem in chicago, trafficking from out-of-state guns coming into illinois is a huge problem. we've tried to tackle some of these issues in the general assembly. there was a package of laws that passed earlier in the year that the governor signed some of them to try to address gun violence. but at the end of the day, i think when it comes to gun violence in a community like chicago especially, or even in communities like my hometown of springfield, we need to have good programs on the street that interact with folks before they get to that point. i've cut back on some. i've not been a big supporter for change of gun laws. i come from a district of illinois, i'm proud of our gun laws. but i think some people are interacting with folks before they get to the violence and can really help them through those situations is important. i think as a state we need to put a priority on those programs to make sure we have programs in place that allow us to address gun violence on the neighborhood level and hopeful

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chicago, chicago politicians for most things. do you feel that downstate is being harmed by chicago? >> i mostly do. ate has not had its rightful place at the table for decades. when i ran for the state senate in 2010 i promise of the allowed booming voice for downstate illinois and a promise you i will be at loud booming voice for downstate illinois and the suburbs. >> it's not just chicago. it's the whole state. it seemed i state. >> when was the last time you went grocery shopping? >> may be two or weeks ago. >> governor rauner, last time for you? >> last weekend. >> governor, what do you pay for a gallon of milk? >> paid $2.49. >> whole foods, 399. right answer. mr. pritzker -- [laughing] cost of a look at slice of bread? >> about $2.25. >> on sale $1.90 whole foods, to a 70 night as a. do you feel that you pay the proper amount for a haircut? governor rauner can what you pay for that with the tip? >> i thought we talk about the difference between downstate and chicago earlier? i have been going to the same barber in chicago for 30 years, 31 years. inflation here, i'm paying up about 27 bucks to

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about chicago a little bit is it a you hear different stories about chicago there are things going on you know what's the truth tell me the real deal. so i think i've seen sort of all sides of chicago i've worked for tutor on the south side so. experience some of the gang violence you see where there was one night where. there was a parent teacher conference and as the parents were leaving the school there was a shooting and five people were shot and then the north side everything's great and indeed it's just amazing. the difference between the two sides you know how does. thank you you're starting out it's just a place to grow your business your family or is it becoming. too much violence or what. i think is sort of like up and coming areas. i would still recommend she still love it i still love it is still happening it's a great sports town yeah i do have an inferiority complex about being you know not as great as new york city and. i think i think chicago's good new york. that's crazy talk now it's a good thing stephen didn't hear that great to meet you miss me all right people really. push. you to speak the millennium was really nice to me i did manage to rip them off about fif

chicago's 50 seat city council. martin priest, a member of chicago's fraternal order of police, and kevin graham, president of the fraternal order of police chicago lodge 7. anthony, let's start with you. this is so both heartbreaking and infuriating. we have a world of violence across the globe. heart breaking stories every day. but as americans, i can't imagine we find this level of violence in a city as spectacular as chicago, with its rich history, acceptable. what do we do? >> the biggest problem i think right now in chicago is they're not breaking it down into three different groups of what's plaguing our city. got incredible amount of narcotics that come through the city of chicago. got an enormous amount of guns on the street, almost 5200 guns have been recovered. we have a sale of stolen merchandise out of the criminal element on the street, it's a multimillion dollar industry. so you don't just have gang bangers running around shooting each other. this is a fight over territory. this is a fight over who's making money on the street. in you can't get to the streets and say, hey, you got to stop the narcotics that are coming in by the boa

chicago and i never organized there until i moved back home at the -- when right before we stashtd we started nyf100 he came to chicago and organized there. in a very particular con text, he's right very briefly -- i'm a commit to organizing in chicago like that is a part of like i'm always i spent past five, with six years really straddling sense with national people action and doing local work in chicago. it has been something i've struggled with king consistentld like really wanted to have liking authentic relationships in chicago, and not just pop off at the across the country about what's happening in chicago but happen to have an address in the city. and like say actually -- i do real work in the city. like for real for real. so it is really important to me. i also think our politics are very, very different. they're very different. i think maybe seven years ago our politics would have been a lot more similar for sure. like, we would have been neck and neck around what we believe in. but i talk about in the book -- that we are the first like iteration of movement to ever organize under a presidency a black person. nobody is ever contended with that in united states of america ever. so it is inherently different already how did

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partnership with the chicago good medical editor the car brought by the tower to tower over so they had any or governor sponsored by an 85 chicago and the union league of chicago. now are the dates in the order they appear. mr. pritzker philanthropist and businessman. libertarian t4 retiring from the navy after 20 years. thank you all for coming. with that roundtable conversation they will not necessarily be asked the same questions i am the referee no filibuster. well most of the questions are from my colleagues even from telemundo reporter. joining the conversation on social media to begin i would like to ask a specific question to each of you mr. pritzker it has followed you through to the election use saved hundreds of thousands of dollars to have toilets disconnected so first of all who unhooks all the toilets? >>. >> thank you very much also think you to telemundo and nbc for 50000 people across the county of cook seek to have test every single year just like the governor did and so did i do love a little bit and had a reassessment on all properties that was a deduction but we no longer receive that. >> know we followed the rules so many people across th

with the issues in chicago until you have a mayor that really understands the critical issues impacting the people in chicago. the black issue is the number one issue in the city of chicagoand until we have a mayor in this city that understands how to remedy those problems and understands fairness and equity and attacks those problems we're going to continue to see problems like -- >> laura: i mean -- you're basically having saying it has to be a black mayor. that's wild thing to say. it could be an asian mayor that is able to heal wounds and get police together with community activists or black or white or -- >> i'm going to say we need a black mayor. i can't back down from that -- [applause] >> the last time we had a black mayor things were improving. white people are good and i want to work with white people. >> laura: i'm here and trying to figure it out. >> i have nothing against white people but what i do know is we have to work alongside blacks and whites. no one can really solve black people problems better than blacks. >> reporter: jaymal, it could be you. you're 26, 27? >> 23. >> laura: you have had your own issue running with the police. we don't have to go in

in partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club of chicago. >> good evening. i am carol. political editor of nbc five, chicago. we're broadcasting live from the nbc tower. during the next hour world explore tough issues. will hear from candidates from governor. our form is sponsored by nbc five chicago partnership with the chicago urban league and the union league club here are the candidates in the order they appear on the ballot. democrat jb pritzker, private businessman and philanthropist. republican governor, bruce browner, a businessman and philanthropist. libertarian, a grayson cash jackson who retired from the navy after 20 years. republican senator, sam mccann running on the conservative ticket. thank you for coming. our form is a roundtable conversation. all candidates will not necessarily be asked the same questions. it is a no filibuster zone. i will be the referee i will not have hesitate to take control. nbc five chicago political reporter, marianne ahearn and reporter carlo. at home you can join the conversation on social media by using the #, il go form. to begin, i'd like to ask a specific que

racial divisions really scarred the city of chicago and the chicago city council. the city of chicago, for those who wish to go down memory lane, yorally elected a black mal in 1982. steve: harold washington. rep. gutierrez: harold washington. he got elected in 1983. it was a three-way race and he wins the democratic primary. that into electoral politics, i'm in my 20's, i'm not that into electoral politics, i'm pretty cynical about the electoral process, but here's what i realized, that the democratic party, that dan rostenkowski, chairman of the ways and means committee, counselor to presidents of the united states, i kind of figured c -- soocrati i said to myself, no. you can say you weren't there for the civil rights movement, you would like to of been, you would ever liked to have done more against apartheid, you would have liked to have marched with women for the right to vote, if only was my turn to step up. so i joined his campaign, because there was a clear demarcation for me about politics in chicago. you could be a democrat and we could have a democratic slate with 12 irish

right now the city of chicago is in thprocess of obtaining a consent de cree that will re chicago police, the chicagoice department being enforced by a federal judge. this is a story that's still very much in motion. i think once he verdict cmes down, there will be a sense, some people in the city that either justicwas done or justice was not done and depending upon where you stand, they'll have that sense. but it feels like the sto been very much in motion. the build up to this moment was decades inn'he making. i think that a single moment is going to resolve the tension ben twd and chicago's black community. >> we're also have this conversation and th trial is unfolding against a national back drop. a lot of other high pro police shootings in which those officers were either acquitted or there were mistris in several other states across the country with the recent exceptions of course the dallas case last week, right. i wonder how you think chicago fits in to that larger picture. we're talk big a city where we mentioned earlier no chicago police officer has been convicted of murder for an on duty s

chicago fits in to that larger picre. we're talk big a city where we mentioned earlier no chicago police offer has bee convicted of murder for an on duty shooting since 190. is chicagoferent in some way? >> i don't thigonk chis different. i do think that chicago is in the spotlht right now however. the current administration talks a lot about chicago and it talks a lot about gun violence in the city. and unfortunately, this binar has been created, that police cannot police unless they are able toolice freely. and then you have community members that are saying no police are accountable to us. and so the moment we're atig now is chicago becomes a case study for whether or not police e can effectively do their job and also th community they seven. it's all rapid up in the verdict ane consent dect as i said before this story plays out it's goeg to play out over th week, months and years to come. >> less than a minute left herek i want to you, the trial continues, are we going to hear from officer van dyke himself? is he expected to testify? >> we don't know. the defense hasn't said whether or not he'll take the stand. they have said they expect to call witnesses into n

i am an american day rally in chicago which was covered by the "chicago tribune." the "chicago tribune" is one of the most conservative anti-roosevelt newspapers in the country and they consistently in their news pages covered in very critically. but i am an american day, word was able to find the sweet spot. this is a presidential end this isn't about anything other than being proud to be an american. and so they covered it like it was the second coming. a full-page pictures, two articles. it was a pr man's dream. those are the public relations that occurred in 1940. in the fall of 1940, the leader of the coalition can't roosevelt for failures in the military production effort saying that only a couple hundred plants have been delivered so far, but the roosevelt had promised 50,000 at a time. roosevelt and horton handled that attack as carefully as they could. roosevelt said those figures might be accurate, but the implication is wrong. the implication that the military production effort was not going well. didn't really faze the military production effort, you need trading pl

he is just going to chicago beat to the situation in chicago. speak to the situation in chicago. is that his hometown? host: that is where he served as an illinois senator. i don't think it is his hometown. that is where he is based out of chicago. what did he do for chicago when he was president? it was the same situation that. obama was a failure to the country and especially black people. host: let's go to isaac on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i give obama credit for this wonderful economy. if he had not been such a lousy president, we would not be blessed with president trump. president obama, let's face it, he was a train wreck. host: let's go to kathleen calling from chicago on the democrat line. caller: good morning. how are you doing? i am listening to all of these obama haters. people have such short memories. i wish you all would put up some charts. i am going to make this quick. when president obama got in that white house, the country was going off the cliff. if you go back to when president obama and john mccain was going to have a debate o

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the deny degrees. 57 at the san francisco buoy. onshore travis to fairfield at 25 miles an hour. i think the temperatures for the next three or four days are kind of stuck. 60s, 70s, 80s inland, 90s . up degrees in the valley. not much change for the next three or four days. some hints of a warm-up. one forecast model says we will warm up and the other one says we will stay the same. >>> state lawmakers moving ahead with a bill that could change classes start times for california students we tell you how much extra sleep students maybe getting. -- may be getting. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. >>> back here at home a bill passed by the state legislature would require many bay area middle and high school students critics say this presents unknown cost pressures on the state general fund. the bill now goes before governor jerry brown and calls for the to begin 121 >>> and bill with those charging more for faster service. state lawmakers also passed a bill that is aimed at clearing a backlog of untested rape kits across california. several criminal justice reform bills were also past, including making it harder to charge kids as adults. he governor's d >>>americans have diabetes. if you happen be one of them you want to keep your smile healthy and dentists have a message for you. studies indicate adults with diabet don't go to the dentist as much as they should even though they are at an increased risk for developing gum disease. that can hamper blood sugar control and speed up the progression of diabetes. health professionals say getting regular dental checkups is a way to keep that condition under control. >> what's happening is gum disease is a wound in your mouth. when you have delayed healing as you have with diabetes that wound doesn't go away. >> health officials say if you have diabetes brush your teeth, floss at least twice a day, and to see your dentist for a checkup every six months. >>> people in oakland redwood heights spent the day painting a mural on their streets hoping to get motorists to slow down. yesterday residents on 39th avenue. painted this 150 foot long colorful mural as part of oaklands paint the town program. it allows for 30 temporary st. murals in oakland as a way to bring neighborhoods together to beautify their streets . the mural includes trees and animals like a turtle and a snail known to be slower animals. >>> there is a new attraction at one of colorado's most popular mountain destinations. purgatory ski resort now has a roller coaster built right into the mountainside. it is a 4000 foot track that winds up and down and around the hills with nine switchbacks . at one point there's a 300 foot vertical drop. operator state is the largest drop in the west. it also has gotten great reviews. the resort says the inferno coaster will be open almost all year. that's because the coaster cars are attached to the track so it's safe to ride even when there's rain and snow. >> if you want to go skiing and then take a break and hit the mountain coaster for a thrilling ride you cat. >> there's a 360 loop right there and it's so fun. >> the cars go up to 25 miles an hour. if that's too fast for you there are levers that you can push to slow down your car. mountain coaster will be open through the middle of next month and then it will reopen when the ski season begins which is expected to be november. >>> the oakland a's managed to split a four game weekend series with the seattle mariners with an eight - 2 win thanks to pleasanton's stephen piscotty. >> piscotheame. stevens piscotty. he picked up the win. this pushes the a's 5 1/2 games ahead of the mariners in the -- card race. they are 2 1/2 and have 24 games left to play. >>> we about last week's fatal bus crash in new mexico. we will tell you authorities have found so far as they wrap up their investigation. >>> a bart station employee was punched in the face. we will tell you what investigators are asking for to help them in the search for a suspect. >>> monday is looking a lot like sunday. coast cool and inland warm to hot. we will see what's in store for those monday temperatures. >>> a deadly holiday weekend on california highways. how chp is cracking down on distracted drivers. three a spare the air day alert is in effect again this morning. what is causing pollution levels to rise.>>> good morning for joining us here on this monday morning, labor day, september 3. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your labor day weather. steve paulson has all your information. >> oakland has some delays to chicago, but everything else looks to be okay. there is some weather that probably won't last long. thunderstorm activity will probably be the main source of any travel delays are cool in parts of north dakota in northern minnesota. some upper 40s and low 50s. fall not far away for some. meteorological he we have already started. morning low clouds mild to warm to hot. 60s and 90s near the coast. tough to warm up past the 60s. inland upper 80s to 90s. a deep system in the four corners. a lot of 5pertino, be lohman all at 54. water temperatures have come down a bit. still and onshore breeze

about today, in chicago, they would say that, like, we should -- chicago's a violent city to a lot of people. and we should -- >> well, objectively, there's a lot of violence in chicago>> yeah, there's violence in chicago. so the solution should be that we should focus on these quality-of-life crimes. so what you find in chicago is that they are ticketing black people for riding their bike on the sidewalk, and if you don't pay the citation, that leads to potentially it being in criminal court. that doesn't make sense. >> there are places, though, where it's very -- it was considered pretty successful in new york -- on the one hand. i understand the criticism is that it led to a generation of mass incarceration of black men, right? >> yeah, so, what people don't think about is -- new york is a proof point that you can actually -- you can arrest less people and the crime goes down. that is, like, the revolutionary moment that new york city is having right now, is that the latest study came out. arrests in new york city have decreased, and crime has decreased. >> so why do more than 50% of new yorkers support broken windows policing? >> that's a great question. it's tha

chicago. what's happening in chicago? who is responsible for that? not president trump and the people he demonized. the democrats where he grew up, that's his swamp. he brought chicagoo the potomac. the actual people who live there, particularly the african-american community did not benefit from president obama's policy. judge jeanine: the african-american's numbers are going through the roof under president trump. they are concerned about putting food on their table and having a job and reach the american dream. yet he continues to stoke this hatred. do you think it will work in 2018? >> it's barack obama and his politics of' division. and if they keep going this way we'll see a red wave during the mid-term. judge jeanine: rahm emanuel said he's not going to run for mayor again in chicago. the number of people who get shot in chicago is 50-60 a weekend. it's out of control. yet these are the cities run by democrats. if you are african-american, it doesn't matter if you are killed. you don't see any clearances of these cases where the solving of a homicide or prosecutions in these cases are rare. >> this is what the democrats and obama fear most of. president trump

chicago. we don't play chicago. so, that is the story. >> we saw what mack did last week with chicago. meanwhile, the raiders totaled five quarterback pressures all game against the rams. that was the fewest in the nfl on week 1. >> way too much time to throw. you are right. >> they have to solve that problem. the issue is they don't have the talent on the team to do it. >> all right, we will see. >> it morning at 4-30. good night. three months ago tonight, the a's ew york >>> the "late show" is next. >> see you tomorrow

chicago and philadelphia symphony orchestra by tweeting they programmed no females composers and their upcoming season nevermind at the very moment of his tweet the chicago symphony was performing the concerto or when - - the concerto at carnegie hall a work chicago and philadelphia had commissioned that the grotesquely inflated cost it is absurd to expect gender parity in the concert hall the reality is this. the greatest composers of all time whether bok or mozart or beethoven or chopin or brahms they were all male. get over it. be grateful for the beauty that they gave us the classical music boards are under pressure to hire by gender and race a classical music agent and it is a pleasure that hollywood is the best box office judgment of the race and gender bean counters. with physics or chemistry is in the technology the federal government is demanding that the science department based on gender and race rather than scientific merit to be slowed down and watered down in the hope of graduating were females and upper represented minorities. for the exam and pharmacology that was fact-based. if i go for cancer treatment i want the doctor to know about the fact nsf is spending billions of taxpayer dollars to boost diversity and science only a dive

chicago, disgraced chicago police commander jon burge has died at the age of 70. between 1972 and 1991, more than 200 people, most of them african-american, were tortured under his reign. officers under his command routinely used electric shock, suffocation with plastic bags, typewriter covers, among other methods, to extract confessions from men who were later shown to be innocent. in 2015, the chicago city council approved a $5.5 million reparations fund for victims of police torture. one victim of the torture was an african-american man named darrell cannon who spent more than 20 years in prison who confessed to a murder he didn't commit after being tortured by officers under burge's command. darrell cannon appeared on democracy now! in 2015. about 15er 2, 1983, all white detectives invaded my apartment, terrorized me, my common-law wife, and my cat. and during that day, i was tortured in despicable ways from produsing electric cattle to shock me on my genitals and in my mouth. they tried to hang me by my handcuffs, which was cuffed behind my back. they try to play a game of russian roulette with me with a shotgun and they ended up chipping my two front teeth and splitting my upper lip. amy: and code pink co-founder medea benjamin disrupted an event at the hudson institute where the u.s. special envoy to iran brian hook spoke on wednesday. benjamin took to the stage shortly after

be making lalled in a few hours tomorrow morning and meteorologist megan glaros of our chicago station wbbm-chicagous once again. we have been talking about the rainfall records and the potential for a history making storm here. >> yeah, and i think for the carolinas, that's well within reach. i don't know it's going to make a record for the entire united states. harvey brought us over 60 inches of rain but, as for the carolinas, floyd in 1999 was 24 inches of rain, that's what we would have to beat for north carolina, and in south carolina it was jerry in 1995 with 18.5 inches of rain. so i think both those records are well within reach with this storm. >> we'll be watching. megan. thank you very much. coming up, we'll check on families riding out the hurricane in shelters. i didn't really know a about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got a leaf right away. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days i went from knowing almost no

chicago. we don't play chicago. so, that is the story. >> reporter: derek carr used to cook. they did give up 100 yards to the seattle tight end last week. the raiders are 6 1/2 under, but anything can happen in a wild rivalry game like this. in denver, vern glenn for kpix 5. >> the spurs star announced his retirement last month. he returned to say farewell and admitted her was one member of his family wanted to see him continue playing. >> i don't want you to retire, dead. that was nico, my oldest. why? the chicken tenders in the family room are awesome. i will get you some chicken tenders. that can't be the reason why i stay. >> is not all the championships they won, it is the chicken tenders. >> we will be right back. the dragon boat festival features world class racing crews from across the globe. >>> 40 foot boats powered by teams of rowers are competing this weekend at lake merritt in oakland. this features world-class racing crews from across the globe. this is going on from 10 am until 5 pm. that is it for us at 5 pm, we will see you back here at 6 pm. fog and the low

chicago i'll talk to michelle block of miche talk dot com manish welcome back finally back what's with these o's max is that about maybe or chicago or both or. it's kind of. for example you live in chicago have you ever been to second city t.v. . i have been there actually ok fair enough have you seen a chicago cubs game yes i am all right so you know chicago was there for cancer congo make a decent pizza. i'm well i think they do max but. you claim that pizza pot pie which is a combination of really is really key that looks like pizza you claim as a chicago in that that's real pizza now that's not that's just not possible measure . time actually last move i had zero attorney does. fair enough miss us initial jobless claims that hit their lowest level since one nine hundred sixty nine the temple khana me is saying your thoughts what's your take well you know max i've got to say i've been wrong about this for quite some time so a lot of people here been expecting a stock market. correction somebody were calling for a crash and it could happen it. expect more like a japanese scenario where the stock market once it finally starts declining just keeps going down for years without ever havin

that ibf world title fight in chicago is his biggest professionalfight fight in chicago is his biggestt yet. he credits his dad for giving him the strength. he's in my thoughts all the time. sometimes in the morning when i'm struggling to get out of bed, i think i've got to get out of bed for him and get thejob done. it gives me motivation. through everyjab and every punch, paul is still spurring his son on. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. we started today with a real autumn chill and a frost in places. for some, temperatures really keeping away again. further north, a little bit milder. extra cloud in from the atla ntic bit milder. extra cloud in from the atlantic and extra breeze tending to bring higher temperatures. towards the south, starry skies, once again turning into a decidedly chilly night. our temperature profile showing pale cream colours across most of the uk. in these areas, temperatures down to single figures and in ruralareas temperatures down to single figures and in rural areas perhaps down to freezing all around there. strengthening wind furthe

chicago. so we have to make sure that we have strong police and the city of chicago, police that can handle the crime. but we also have to make sure that we eliminate the crime and give people opportunities throughout the communities where the violence is happening. the violence costs people in streaterville, downtown chicago, millions of dollars because we have to hire more police. so we have to have a point in chicago where we are going to make sure that we say, after 30 years, mayor daley was the mayor for 22 years. he did a fine job of developing downtown and rahm picked up on the development. but that really hurt the city of chicago. we have to make sure that we spread the developments so that chicago can be the world class city we all know it could be. but you are never going to get rid of the violence. >> laura: while you can't have development without safe streets. we're almost out of time. but we'll let you close it out. >> the first responsibility of government at every level is to provide for the physical security of the constituents. chicago democrats have failed to do so time and time again. and absolutely you can remove the violence. the idea of this policy of containment, like there is a bunch of george kennan's running around in charge of chicago containing violence in these poor neighborho

chicago. we don't play chicago, so that is the story. >> reporter: derek carr used jerry cook all over the field. they did give up 100 yards to the seattle tight end last week. the raiders are 6 1/2 under, but anything can happen in a wild rivalry game like this. in denver, vern glenn, kpix 5. >>> this sport start announced his retirement after 16 seasons in the nba. he returns to san antonio to say farewell. there was one member of his family who still wanted to see him play. he said, -- >> i don't want you to retire dead, that was nico, my oldest. why? well, the chicken tenders in the family room are awesome. >> i will get you some chicken tenders. that can't be the reason why i stay. >> i am curious to see what those chicken tenders taste like. >> thank you, andrea. >>> coming up, the oakland police department shows police officers using force. >>> florence continues its assault on the carolinas. >>> a day at the beach turns deadly on cape cod after a great white shark attacked a swimmer. continues in the carolinas... as tropical >>> you are watching kpix 5 news. >>> our tops ditch our top st

chicago. chicago has been in the news a lot lately. you say the government is a bread winner when it comes to chicago and the violence that's going on therehere the father in the family is not necessarily needed for the family to function because the government has stepped in and financed a lot of families. just the general break down of the family, i think, is important. it's a microcosm of the bigger problem that we have in set to. society. todd: we want to thank the folks here. one little quick note about this place. memorial day free breakfast to everybody that served and they kick the parade off from right here. how awesome is that? anna: round of applause under a are making me hungry. steve: todd piro live in the land of lincoln. anna: they helped cache one of the most wanted men in america. dog the bounty hunter and his wife beth join us live next. anna: the man accused of threatening to put a bullet until president trump's head was caught. brian: duane chapman or as you know him dog the bounty hunter and his wife join us. >> good to see you again. it's been a long time. brian: i know. first off, we are tracking down this clown. ho

take on gender equity in the mag -- is a female chicago mathematician at the university of chicago and there is want an appeal made to the president of chicago, and he didn't respond directly. the provost -- vice propost vote did and said we don't find any intellectual fraud. it was not a fraud claim that was made. so, it's very hard to find a place that has not somehow caving a little obviously st. john's colleges that are committed to the western canon are -- hillsdale takes no money and inimpervious to federal demand checking boxes but it's tough. it's really tough. think the next step has to be home-schooling for college of getting a tutor, like we used have with the grand tour. find some white male classics ph.d who can't get hired because he is not doing lesbian vase-paintings, and have him take your child around to rome and the rest of the roman empire and he would learn more than in mose colleges. >> i'm president of the civil right coalition. let's go beyond the cry baby sin from address the real problem woof my mentor called the failure of the human intellect. let's assume that our institutions higher education are not perfect, the

chicago and his senior faculty have adopted the chicago principles. it's a restatement of they have always believed. they basically say free speech is a part of the university of chicago. the president of princeton says as a tactic, he tries to make having controversial speakers so routine that it is not an event. tosomeone is looking around stir trouble, they will have to come every three days because it happens. i havere tactics that learned from. adopting the chicago principles, the tilling the hecklers'veto and making your campus one where there are many points of view is routine. those are two diffuse the possibility of a big explosion over free speech. mr. rosenstein: i have plenty more questions of my own. i would like to invite the audience, if you have notecards past those forward. takeenator is prepared to unscripted question. take advantage of that opportunity. let me follow up by asking you what you think is the best pathway forward. you have spoken eloquently about the notion that colleges should treat intellectual diversity like other forms of diversity. using colleges should support underrepresented points of view? sen. alexander: i do. that's probably

chicago. we don't play chicago. so, that is the story. we withchago.t mack did last meanile,the raiders totaled five quarterback pressures all game against the rams. that was the fewest in the nfl on week 1. >> way too much time to throw. you are right. >> they have to solve that problem. the issue is they don't have the talent on the team to do it. >> all right, we will see. >> it means a lot of blitzes. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. three months ago tonight, a's ew york >>> the "late show" is next. >> see you tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs >> did supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh accrue sizable personal debt playing poker? senator sheldon whitehouse raised the question

we will talk about a full nfl scheduled nexsunday, the chicago-lover next sunday, the chicago bears.is first appearance at the bear's facility today after the raiders traded him for first round draft picks. he has been a hold out. john gruden talkings about mack -- talking about mack. >> wasn't my goal to trade him. i am here because of him. unfortunately we had a stand off with a contract and we could not come to turns. we will be second guessed till the cows come home on this. >> the a's have their sights on bigger things but they are dollaracy nailing down the -- close to nailing down the number two spot. seattle that coliseum mound. has a history of dominating the a's. not this day. in the fifth, that makes it out. 1-1. one inning later, runners at second and third. he hits one to left. no trouble scoring. beating the throw. that was for hernandez. a's got four for a 5-1 lead. they ended doubt in the right. that is a three run -- 8th. that is a three run shot. 21 of the season. the a's win 8-2. they arenifying-1/2 games in front of -- are 5-1/2 games in front of the mariners. and