has the university of cincinnati shooting. >> hi, there. i can tell you the university of cincinnati is taking a deep look at the police department and reforms are ahead. since the shooting the school has taken steps to suspend all off campus patrols, and on monday the city council took steps to ban all off campus traffic stops indefinitely, and i'm told that this is an issue that could be taken up for a vote later this queek. -- week. >> how much jurisdiction do they have outside the limits of those campuses. i know that the university of cincinnati beefed up the police department quite a bit. what is the impacts of that? >> well, the numbers have been very interesting to look at. i'm told that just in the year so far u.c. police officers have issued over 9 hundred citations, more than all of last year, and three times more than 2012. and the majority of those that have been ticketed, they have been african-american, so a lot of questions need to be asked of the school and the police department. especially when it comes to police and race

take a look. >> oh fc cincinnati. oh fc cincinnati. oh fc cincinnati. fcc fcc.ti. glory glory cincinnati. glory glory cincinnati. >> quite possibly the worst promo campaign ever. i guess it's been a -- it's tough to be diehard fans when the team existed only a few days. >> feel and hope it looks different when thousands of fans are packed in the stadium. i've got to be honest, those few doing it, it's not a barcelona stadium. >> the bar can only go up from there. >> got to appreciate the fan loyalty early on. >> few days in, they were there at the beginning. >>> let's go to hollywood news. the trailer for the first movie has been released. it might be the best post civil war western to end all post civil war westerns. it follows bounty hunters who get caught up in a plot of deception and betrayal. take a look. >> get in boys. >> really looking forward to that "the hateful eight" hits theaters christmas. they say we have to go in the control room. >>> let's bring in mika for a preview of "morning joe." >> that's your problem. you do what they say. thank you. comi

so cincinnati back on offense. keith wenning with the hand-off, terrell watson, ran into mike harris, and then a bunch of giants come over and drag him down at the 29-yard line. carl, we'll take another look at the pass play to derrick johnson. >> carl: right on the back line. that looked like it was contended, but it appeared he had both hands on it. >> bob: one of those where you need to be stronger to the ball? >> carl: stronger hands. here it is. goes up, yeah hits his hands first. >> bob: so a wasted opportunity for derrick johnson, trying to make the play late on that fourth and 10. second and one. wenning is going to hand it off on the left side to watson and that will be the final play of the ballgame. cincinnati got off to a fast start. they scored on each of their first two possessions, andy dalton threw a touchdown pass to mohamed sanu on cincinnati's first offensive possession. and the bengals never looked back. tom coughlin, marvin lewis really good week here in cincinnati with the dual practices on tu

she had a salon in cincinnati which was a culturally rich city. i'm not saying it is not now, but it was sort of -- they thought of themselves as the rome of the west. >> she was from a political family. -- how did she choose taft as her mate? >> it was a small community. it was after he had gone to jail aleafter he had gone to yell that their lives began to intersect. they began to court. she was in her mid-20's, which was late for marrying in those days and he was almost 29. but they started going out to dinner halls and other things in cincinnati and gradually fell in love. he was more smitten with her than she was with him. he proposed -- and she rejected which was standard. they had a rather lengthy courtship by our standards. in those days -- they get married in june 1880 six. >> he mention her education. where did she go to college? >> she studied at the university of cincinnati but she was self educated but did not receive a degree. susan swain: how -- well, how common was it for women to go to beer halls in those days? lewis gould: it was

the father, lewis, became active in politics and cincinnati. he was a democrat and was very influential in the neighborhood. he actually became a member of the school board, so he achieved some status. his son was a bright young boy. gottfried was tall for his age, and in the cincinnati school district, he attended high school and was top of his class and all classes his senior year. he caught the attention of some of the leaders of the german community there, and they said, "this young boy needs the best education we can get him," but as a grocer, the father could not afford a good college for him, so the plan was to get him admitted to west point. west point was a free education and the best education a young boy could receive. with the help of some congressmen from ohio, germans that were influential, the application process started to get gottfried to west point. i want to step back a bit and mention lewis. the brothers were inseparable. in doing research recently, i stumbled onto a photograph of gottfried's younger brother. i was able to i

ohio state senator and former cincinnati police officer cecil thomas. mr. thomas i wanted to start with you, you spent 27 years on the cincinnati police force, what do you see when you watch the dubose video? >> >> well obviously, what i saw was a miscarriage of justice but i want to preface that with the fact this is an untreated cancer going on in america since we had modern policing. fortunately now, we're beginning to see simply because of the techniques, i should say the technology that we have today, cameras are capturing these incidents. the minority commune tipsityiescommunities, folks that are poor are screaming this kind of violence going on for a long time within those communities. it went unabated and now we're beginning to see with our eyes thanks to cameras body cameras. what i saw was an officer making serious tactical mistakes. >> so one of the things let me come for a minute to a guest because i think the point that speaks there is speak and there is clear evidence the question of indictment we do in fact have things on camera and people se

and then, their youngest son was the mayor of cincinnati. mr. cincinnati was his nickname. so they had their own legacy in politics. mr. gould: robert taft becomes mr. republican. and helen, the daughter, becomes the dean at bryn mawr and is a very influential educator. and as you say, charles taft had a career in cincinnati politics. he tried to move up to be governor, it didn't work out. he was probably the most liberal of the -- between him and robert taft, and helen was pro-suffrage at the time when her mother wasn't. president taft eventually becomes pro-suffrage because it's the way of enforcing prohibition. in his view, he didn't like prohibition, but if the american people wanted it, he wanted it enforced. ms. swain: we have a list of some of the firsts that nellie taft brought to the role of first lady. as we learned earlier on, she was the first to ride with the president in the inaugural parade, the first to attend a supreme court argument. i love this one, she was the first to attend a political convention, but not of her husband's party. she went to the democra

he's joining me from cincinnati.ou, sir. >> thank you. >> if not for the video, do you think we'd be talking about samuel due cbs newsbose? >> without this video we would have a completely different narrative for sure. when we saw that video and everyone across the country saw the video, it was shocking violent, and very heart rendering. you saw when mr. dubose was stopped, you saw the submissiveness. you saw the fact that he didn't even know what he was being stopped for. it was like the proverbial hollywood busted taillight story being recounted before your very eyes because we knew how the story was going to end for sure but the drama leading up to it. it just had such a tremendous amount of sadness and i'm so glad we had that video. >> you wrote in your column that you fought back tears as you watched the video. tears for every african-american man with a story like dubose's that was not recorded. as i watch it i watched it with my hands like this in horror. but it's impossible to know how many cases in the past

the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati hosted this event and it is about 25 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] we are fortunate to be filmed by c-span today so please turn off all electronic devices. if you have a question at the end, wait until someone with a microphone comes to you. i'm a research services librarian here at the society of the cincinnati and i am so pleased to be able to speak to you today about these three magnificent items we have on the table here today all involving the french experience during the american war. war wouldtionary never have seen such a swift conclusion were it not for the arrival at newport, rhode island of the french army in 1780. the collaboration of french and american leadership on land and at sea after the arrival of rochambeau's forces led to the surrender of cornwallis at yorktown. a landmarkear was year in augmenting the society's collections documenting the french experience in the american war. in particular, two narratives shine the light on the impression of american soldiers

weitzel's grave is in a modest plot in cincinnati, ohio. in spring grove cemetery. the day i went looking for it, i had a hard time finding it. it's a small slab with his name, birthdate, date of his death. years later, someone etched the word "general" above his name, perhaps as an afterthought. not to think the military forgot about his accomplishments. arlington cemetery, ironic as it is, the former home of robert e lee, you will find weitzel drive is one of the main roads leading to the cemetery today. at a gate on the east entrance to arlington cemetery, two columns erected. weitzel gate. although his grave site in cincinnati is modest and humble, the army honored him in arlington cemetery. so that is right at an hour, and it's the whole story of godfrey weitzel and how he ended up leading the troops into richmond 150 years ago today. thank you very much. [applause] i'd be happy to answer any questions. yes, sir. >> i'm curious -- does anyone know what happened to cyrus comstock, the guy who was first in his class? mr. quatman: comstock ended up becoming ulysse

last time i lost in cincinnati and won the open. and then won cincinnati and lost the open. hopefully i'll be okay >>> novak djokovic faces roger federer in the men's final in cincinnati. novak djokovic dropped a set against ukrainian alexandr dolgopolov, before coming through in three sets. novak djokovic made four previous appearances in the since final, and lost every one of them >>> roger federer reached the final by beating world number two, andy murray. roger federer has now beaten murray in the last five matches. he's aiming for a seventh title in cincinnati. tiger woods is in a tie for second place going into the final round of the wyndham championship. in with a chance of a tournament win. woods had a share of the lead at the halfway stage. a round of 68 keeps him within two strokes of leader. he could have been better for woods, but he did this on the final green. he three-putted. >> it was a grind. i can't believe myself. i had to put defensively because of it. i couldn't get on the run that jason and jonas did. i didn't put myself in the right spots. >> australia

the last time i won in cincinnati, i won the open. i think either way, hopefully, i'll be ok. >> djokovic faces federer in the men's final in cincinnati. djokovic did drop a set against the ukrainian before coming through in three sets in his semifinal. djokovic has made four previous appearances in the cincinnati final, and he's lost every one of them. >> federer reached the final by beating world number two andy murray. he has beaten murray in the last five matches. he is aiming for a seventh title in cincinnati. >> tiger woods is in a tie for second ahead of the final round. the windom championship, a lead at the halfway stage, a 68 keeps him within two strokes of the leader. it could have been better for woods, had he not done this on the final hole. he free putts. >> it was a grind today. it was all like yesterday. i can't leave myself above the hole and seems like on every hole, i had to putt defensively because of it. i couldn't get on the run that jason did. >> competitive video gaming may or may not be your idea of genuine sp

visit ncicap.org] >> coming up next, a research services librarian at the society of cincinnati talks about the experiences of the french army during the american revolution. she draws inspiration from two narratives. the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati hosted this event and it is about 25 minutes. >> one quick announcement before we begin. rachel: we are fortunate to be filmed by c-span today so please turn off all electronic devices. if you have a question at the end, wait until someone with a microphone comes to you. i'm a research services librarian here at the society of the cincinnati and i am so pleased to be able to speak to you today about these three magnificent items we have on the table here today all involving the french experience during the american war. the revolutionary war would never have seen such a swift conclusion were it not for the arrival at newport, rhode island of the french army in 1780. the collaboration of french and american leadership on land and at sea after the arrival of rochambeau's forces led to the surrender of cornw

kasich's's go to john state, to cincinnati. caller: this is stephanie donovan calling from cincinnati. i live in ohio, obviously, and what i see is a man who is so worried about taking away , and we actually rallied at the statehouse when he was trying to make all the abortion rights simply go away for women. the only thing i can agree with was he did give us medicaid expansion, but he is a businessman. he's going to turn away millions from the federal government. he gutted our education system in ohio. it's interesting -- everyone s he's done such a great job with our budget, but if you drive along, the we got up to your shoulders, and you cannot even see traffic coming. money by he can save not cutting the grass, but it's actually a danger to motorists. the bridges are broken, infrastructure is broken. what he tried to do to the unions when he first got into the office -- he used to brag he was going to be a one term governor. we are praying he is a one term governor but not president because he just does not have what it tak

i mean, you just see we had two police officers that were sort of taking the university of cincinnati police officer's side of the story, sort of the initial was protect him first rather than protect the truth. >> well, that's part of it. name a profession where you don't have that sort of thing. how often do doctors turn in other doctors for malpractice. lawyers turn in other lawyers. journalists that turn in other journalists that, perhaps, aren't doing the proper research on a story. >> touche. >> we need to be able to deal with that sort of thing, but that's part of a culture that exists in most professions. a profession.

. >>> turning to cincinnati tonight. the police officer accused of murder during a traffic stop is now out of jail. the officer claimed his life was in danger when he opened fire. the body cam video of the incident showing a different story. tonight, two other officers have been cleared. tom llamas is in cincinnati. >> reporter: tonight, former police officer ray tensing receiving serious threats and laying low. prosecutors announcing they will not charge two other officers who arrived on-scene after tensing shot sam dubose, saying they have been truthful and honest. all three cops wearing body cams. tensing's showing the stop. >> how's it going, man? >> reporter: just two minutes later, the shooting. >> take your seat belt off. stop! stop! >> reporter: moments later, another officer's camera starts rolling. catching tensing getting up off the ground. the officers running. all three officers rushing, guns drawn. tensing talking to his colleagues. >> he was dragging me. >> reporter: this is where the stop and shooting too

the university of cincinnati police have only been wearing body cameras since late last year.s the body camera video from the officer who did the shooting, the officer who was charged, which that video led to the prosecutor's decision to bring charges in that case. it started with dozens and then became hundreds, now it's thousands of american police departments that are issuing body cameras to their police officers. and that poll i, that technology has been around. it's been available to police departments sort of good government option for years now. but police departments by and large didn't feel the need to use body cameras. didn't feel pressure to. until literally street protests and the organizing that sprung from street protests forced the issue. angry communities and the local talented organizers and leaders and activists able to channel that anger and grief into demands and change they have brought about change. it is the start of change but it is change. and that is a really powerful current in american politics that has been flowing along side but separate from big

vamos al juego de los dodgers contra los rojos de cincinnati.ntaja. johnson cerrÓ las puertas y los dodgers de los angeles ganaron 2 1 ante los rojos de cincinnati. en la casa de los medias blancas no llevo nada, josÉ abreu. mÁs tarde alexis ramÍrez, cuadrangular y ganaron 3 1. los dodgers estÁn arriba con ventaja de dos y medio sobre los gigantes. los gigantes de san francisco estÁn a tres y medio del segundo comodÍn. vamos a la liga americana atlÉticos en baltimore, gerardo para el venezolano con el batazo de cuatro bases. en los jardines, nunca se hablaron en el batazo. ganaron 18 a dos. fue sorprendido entre segunda y tercera base, tirÓ el casco y golpeÓ a su compaÑero, actitud poco profesional que le podrÍa salir bastante caro. en el fÚtbol mexicano en santos buscan tÉcnico después de la renuncia de caisinha. asÍ estÁ el mundo de los deportes. ramÓn: finalmente el nuevo tÉcnico de la selecciÓn tricolor? periodista: siguen enamorados de marcelo bielsa, quieren como plan b a sampaoli, lo peor de todo es que el 10 de octubre tienen un encuentr

novak djokovic had to work to at thevid goffin cincinnati open. roger federer also progressed to the quarterfinals. rafa nadal was knocked out by fellow spaniard feliciano lopez. monfils has announced he has parted ways with his coach. he reached the monte carlo semifinals and french open but made early exits in the american hardcourt season this summer. world number one serena williams cruised into the women's semifinals in cincinnati. karin knapp will play venus williams. now to the world rally, he was the quickest man in thursday's race. the finn recorded the fastest time on his third and final run around the course. volkswagen with three cars in the top watcher -- four. i am joined in the studio for a look at the world press today. you will start in greece where we have seen political upheaval in the past 24 hours. >> the prime minister resigned and will hold a new general election. as you can imagine, this is a huge story in the greek papers. very different opinions to ending on the political stance of the paper. let's start with the paper ve

the open, and last time i won cincinnati, i won the open.nk either way, hopefully, i'll be ok. >> bad weather has been frustrating australia and their captain michael clark on day four of the fifth ashes test against england. he is set to retire after the test. it's been raining at london's over, though, play set to resume in a few minutes time,ing grand have an unassailable 3-1 series lead. >> final innings for sri lanka, the fifth highest test run score in history. he will retire at the end of the match, but his team set a huge target to pull off an unlikely win on day five. >> tiger woods in a tie for second going into the final proud of the championship, in with a chance for his first tournament win in two years. he had a share of the lead at the halfway stage, and he is within two streaks to leader jason gould. here he is, free putting. >> it was a grind today. it was a lot like yesterday. i can't leave myself above the hole and seemed like every hole. i had to putt defensively because of it. i couldn't get on the run that jason did. i

the shooting which was recorded on the camera led to large rallies in downtown cincinnati.a off. the date is coming up. how will they be ready? >> reporter: well, the attorney, the defense attorney for former officer ray tensing said he's not optimistic of the change of venue motion to be granted. debate in the community here continues over the future of the university of cincinnati police department. as university of cincinnati students head back to campus, university police are back patrolling city streets for the first time since former officer ray tensing shot sam dubois. they halted patrols and resumed them with the support of the cincinnati police department. >> it might be too early. candidly, it might be. we have a responsibility to the parents of those 44,000 young people that are getting their education at the university of cincinnati. we have a responsibility to the uc community to make it as safe as possible. >> reporter: there are restrictions. among them, that university police will not be conducting proactive traffic stops off campus. a key issue for critics

and that happened in cincinnati, as well.nd we also need the police to understand the concerns of the community. unwarranted stops, you know, what we just saw in cincinnati with an officer who's just been indicted for murder. i mean these are tough issues. but at the heart of it is an ability to give people a sense that the system is not rigged against them. that they, in fact, can be hopeful. that, in fact, america can work for everybody. and jake, that's why i don't want to spend time talking about the negative stuff on the campaign. we have too much to do to build this country up so that everybody feels that they're a part of it. and we are doing that in the state of ohio but we've got a long way to go, jake, but we're trying our best. i promise you that. >> ohio governor john kasich. we look forward to joining you on the campaign trail. thanks so much. congratulations on the good reviews for your debate performance. >> thank you, jake. always a pleasure. >> coming up, hillary clinton pounced on a comment jeb bush made thi

. >>> coming up, what the death of another unarmed black man, this one in cincinnati, tells uls aboutdecide who can and can't become a police officer. does the behold, these are two wind turbines. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. seven out of ten power outages in the us are caused by weather. but utilities can now predict where the power will go out, within a few city blocks. working with ibm they're combining micro weather forecasts with detailed data from local sensors. to predict where outages are likely to occur. and send crews exactly where they're needed, when they're needed. ibm analytics from the internet of things is making energy smarter every day. >>> sadly, it's becoming almost a weekly occ

jason carroll joins us from cincinnati.ell phone video of officer tensing during another traffic stop i want to play for our viewers. first of all, let's take a look. >> what's the charge? >> step out of the car. >> step out of the car. >> for what? >> what am i stepping out of the car for? >> because i asked you to. >> we're asking for your supervisor. >> it doesn't matter. >> though, we're asking -- are we free to go? can you write the ticket so we can go? >> jason, where does this new footage, where was it released from and what does it actually show? this is another traffic stop. >> it is. it's from 2014, shortly after raymond tensing joined the university pd. and i think what's going to happen is, when the police union takes a look at that video, anderson, they're going to say, look, this is another example of tensing keep can go his cool. these two young men who were inside that car were pulled over because they had some sort of a broken bumper. and as you heard there on the tape there, some of the men, the men became

you've seen the university of cincinnati video. but have you heard what the officer charged with murder was told to say by a fellow officer? >>> and the latest on one of the great aviation mysteries of all-time mh flight 370. what can be learned from one key piece of evidence? more on those stories in a moment. >>> but first, according to gabriel sherman in the latest issue of "new york" magazine not long after roger ailes helped richard nixon win the 1968 election the future fox news president boasted to a reporter television would one day replace the political party as the most powerful force in american politics. we're less than a week away from the first gop presidential debate of the 2016 campaign and ales' prediction might have come true. ten candidates will gather in a cleveland debate stage in a primetime event sponsored by fox news. participants will be determined by the results of five national polls. eight of the competitors seem secure. but chris christie john kasich and rick perry are on the bubble. one of them seems d

and you can see the storm sp. ning right h e near cincinnati. the a shower and a spot shower into tomorrow. otherwise, the storm system will make its way across the mid-atlantic states and then as we head into the weekend, start to p wl away. just in time for satuatay, we'll see a great day. a mix of sun and clouds, with a temperature 84 degrees. sunday, even nicer. we're mainly sunny, a daytime high of 83edegreeyos, but the winds will be coming in off the atlantic this weekend. and that means at the immediate shoreline at the beaches. temperatures will only be in the mid and into the upper 70s especially on sunday. otherwise, tonight on future tracker, we are mainly cloudy. around midnight, you can see some showers moving into the jersey shore, dow towards monmouth county, down towards ocean county, and then tomorrow morning,'m lots of clouds from the city south. re sunshine, though, from the city northward into the hudson valley. we are partly sunny with temperatures in the lower 80s. and, again, maybe a spot shower down the juasey shore. 83 i

you look at the trajectory of ferguson to cincinnati.ou have moral monday scheduled today and a day of civil disobedience and yesterday very peacefully. but to end with more shootings, looting, violence, a state of the is tragic. kathy: what about what our reporter was saying? of our many in the community that feel nothing has changed since michael brown's debt. christopher: that is part of the problem. there are certain things that do -- that did change. you have an intro police chief who is african-american. you have a new meant -- a new missable judge who is african-american -- a new municipal judge was african-american, along with others. is, have there been the deep cultural changes that the community feels it needs in order to move forward? that is a lot more difficult thing to pull off. ferguson was on the right path, but obviously last night events suggest otherwise. kathy: what other events, not in ferguson, but similar racial events involving the use of force with police with race, to what extent has the publicity around them f

this week in cincinnati for the third time in recent months, we got word that a police officer wouldcriminally charged for shooting a black driver who he pulled over for a missing license plate at the university of cincinnati. the university of cincinnati police have only been wearing body cameras since late last year and it was the body camera video from the officer who was charged and did the shooting that video led to the prosecutor's decision to bring charges in that case. it started with dozens and then it became hundreds and now it is thousands of american police departments that are issuing body cameras to their police officers, and that policy and technology has been around and available to mr. presidents for years now but police departments didn't feel to need to use body cameras. didn't feel any pressure to until the organizing that sprung from street protests forced the issue. angry communities and the local talented organizers and leaders and activists who were able to channel that anger and grief into demands and expectations of change, they have brought about change. it

literally, you have seen the university of cincinnati video. but have you heard what the officer charged with murder was told to say by a fellow officer? >>> and the latest on one of the great aviation mysteries of all time mh flight 370. what can be learned from one key piece of evidence? >>> more on those stories in a moment but first according to gabriel sherman in the latest issue of "new york magazine" not long after richard ales helped richard nixon win the presidential race that the political party would one day be replaced by the most important force in politics. we are just a week away from the presidential election and that prediction may have become true. the participants will be determined by the results of five national polls. eight of the competitors seem secure. but chris christie john kasich and rick perry are on the bubble. one of them seems destined for the so-called kitty table earlier in the evening. if the republican national committee isn't sure on which five polls fox will rely doesn't that give the conservative cable net

federer in cincinnati.kovic: i need to be confident and realize that i'm going to be here for a reason and fight for a title like anyone else. i cannot guarantee anything, all influence my preparation and get myself in the right state of mind before one of the biggest tournaments in the world, and hopefully i can get my hands on that title. katty: novak djokovic never shies away from a challenge, and is now working with unicef to help people around the world. surgeons in london have used a technique using lasers in surgery to remove a brain tumor. the light from the laser helps to instantly die those if the -- cubs to instantly diagnose if the tissue is cancerous, making surgery faster and more accurate. we followed a patient throughout his treatment and have this exclusive report. a big surprise. i was an active person. hill is 22 and studying lasers at college who london. it is the technology that is to be used during surgery to remove a tumor from his brain. as a scientist, he is fascinated by what they

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bound for cincinnati, the sudden ball of flames shooting from the jet. jim avila with what happened next. >> reporter: flame-out. a sudden ball of fire bursting from the back of this skywest commuter flight between nashville and cincinnati as it readies for takeoff. 50 passengers onboard. but despite how it looks, the airline says tonight, "there was no fire and no emergency was declared" by pilots. here's ground traffic control. >> he said something about having a flame on the left engine, but no indication on his instruments of an engine fire at all. >> reporter: the airline says that it appears that fuel was in the tailpipe of the aircraft ignited and the plane itself did not burn. >> they took a look at it with their infrared camera and did not see anything wrong. they said you were good to pull up back to the gate. >> reporter: the small jet taxied back and passengers boarded other flights to cincy. our aviation expert says it's a common tailpipe flame that looks bad, but isn't dangerous. still, it's not what you want to see outside your window at t

in cincinnati, first team offense, rusty. eli manning played three series behind odell beckham. just getting the blood flowing tonight. second quarter, moves the football for a little bit, finding dwayne harris on the sideline. great balance. dragging both feet in for the catch. dart takes the plunge for the giants for the first and only touchdown of the night. 9 carries, 52 yards. giants lose, 23-10. here is bruce beck. >> you said you wanted to get your nose a little bloody tonight and feel the pain again. what was it like being back out? >> it was great. making some tackles, doing my job within the scheme and play hard, fast and aggressive. i felt like i did that. i wish we would have done a better job of getting points early. we'll go back to the drawing board and start scheming. it's the preseason. it's not time to hit the panic button. >> first place in the al east is up for grabs in toronto tonight. the yankees are the hunters, no longer the hunted. down in second place after the jays leapfrogged them. david price on the mound after the yankees issues last weekend. shut t

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we have 15 black men killed in cincinnati over a period of five years. you heard the prosecutor say that without body cameras we would not be having that conversation and he would not be being indicted. what are you seeing? i want to start with you, in your city, do they have body cameras? sure that every agency has body cameras to protect them and the public? karen freeman wilson: the first thing is that we are starting a trial with body cameras but i of the disabuse us notion that body cameras are the be-all and end-all. they are a piece of technology that can be used but you have to draw back to recruitment, make sure the right people are on the bus. deal with the disciplinary issue, with how we trained police officers to de-escalate situations. the reason i want to start with the cameras is because there is so much attention placed on it and that is something for the folks they go home,when there has to be something they getpushing and driving to on. we have seen it in los angeles and houston. what is that for oil? describe the trial in your city. ro

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you forget about cincinnati. those rights that erupted in 2001 after timothy thomas keller was let off lead to significant changes even to short-term changes, changes in policing indicated commuting agreement. >> tonight we will hear from professor max herman on campus as shootings by police and the reaction from communities have led to more police accountability. we will show up tonight 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> on the motion of disapriewl which congress is supposed to take in return in september. congressmen of new york also says he'll disapprove of the agreement as well. senator is the first democrat to announce opposition. 16 democrats announcing support and 25 republicans saying they're against it. veterans affairs robert mcdonald talks about the challenges he's facing. [applause] >> thank you very much very coming in. we're honored to have va employees around the country. you're their boss. >> i would like to say to the employees doing a great job caring for veterans. it's veterans caring for veterans. her