louisiana had the military arm of the democratic party and the crescent city white league. amidst all of this over what's going to happen with reconstruction, three of the greatest -- of the 19th century 14th amendment cases emerge. >> next caller is barry from alabama. you're on. >> caller: this question is for mr. clement. outstanding supreme court lawyer. you said earlier that justice campbell argued in the slaughterhouse cases -- and i may have misunderstood you -- about how many justices did that. my recollection is that they argued after he stepped down from the court. he represented puerto rico in a case before the supreme court. he may have died right before the decision was handed down. am i correct or wrong? >> you know, i think you may well be correct, and i think justice fortus is the last example of somebody stepping down from the court and not serving as a senior justice, which a number of the justices, for example, justice o'connor, they no longer serve on the supreme court. but they still are article iii jurists and still sit from time to time on the courts

theael: on behalf of crescent city livestock company. host: there were lawyers. there were two defendants in the case, state of louisiana the crescent city livestock. there were two lawyers. carpenter isthew knee deep in the ratification rates in the congress of the amendment. he's someone who knows the meaning of the 14th amendment. if you wanted someone who knows original intent, carpenter would have been there as the was being made. grove, you are on for the two guests. caller: my question is for --her one of the school scholars. is the clan involved in the case? michael: in louisiana it wouldn't be the kkk, it would be the knights and the crescent city white league. there's part lots of -- there's paramilitary group known as the legion. front assault on reconstruction lodged by the politically,rty theed by the night of knight comedia. killing people in the freed men and political leaders. there's campbell who doesn't pick up a gun but picks up his legal briefs. and a number of other lawyers. they go to court and combined it a full blown rule or ruin tosachuse

crescent city, to operate in the city district. and the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 173. we're joined by paul clement rmer solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael roth author of the book justice of shatrd dreams to help tell the history of this the personal story of the butchers and the state of as well new orleans as the attorneys and supreme court justices. be sure to join the conversation as we take your call, tweets, and facebook as w as the sections of the health care law and defund comments. for background on each case order your case of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping. >> coming up next on c-span, q&a with author and former public relations executive. phone 7:00 we open our lines and take a look at this on ng's headlines brian: this week on "q&a," don cogman. mr. cogman, a longtime friend to mitch daniels, discusses his book "run mitch, run" about governor daniels' decision not to run for president in 2012. don cogman, why did you think somebody would want to read about mitch d

we're getting rain in crescent city. around san jose had light rain but it's gone. cloudy skies, a lot of breaks, a lot of tattered holes. we could squeeze out a little bit. focuses aing north and south. 60s and 70s on the temps. these are near average to below. we'll continue that today. start a warmup. it turns breezy. we'll get a north wind that will warm us up. it looks like a cooler pattern starts sunday. >> my lawn was disappointed there wasn't much rain. >> yes i would agree with that. >> you know the kids will be excited to see the weather looks good on halloween. >> no worries there. >>> a shocking video showing a sheriff deputy dragging a student out of her desk in a south carolina school. the decision that could come today regarding that deputy's future. >> you may notice more teal than orange. the trend that's protecting kids with dangerous food allergies. . >>> family friends and law enforcement officers will say good-bye to a new york police officer killed in the line of duty. a funeral for randolph holier in queens. the five year veteran was killed af

right now radar satellite imagery shows the moisture toward crescent city and points north. that's pretty much where it will remain. as we go through the next couple of days we are sunny tomorrow, inkeying clouds tuesday. this is the remnants of a hurricane. and this is where we are getting the diverges forecast models and some of the forecast going north. wednesday 6:00 we are still dry and by wednesday at 5:00, more moisture south. so right in between is the bay area. not looking hike a whole lot burks between now and then hopefully things might change. but we are still calling for a chance of rain. and with temperatures out ahead of that system, even warmer. today, though, cooler, and 72 for you at oakland and palo alto at 71. upper 70s livermore and morgan hill. look for 73 degrees today in napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we are slightly cooler today. a warmup tomorrow, more sunshine. clouds on tuesday. still pretty warm. our chance of rain on wednesday. thursday we're still mild and we warm up right after the end of october. halloween looks dry and warm. >> yo

. >> crescent city. folk, crescent city. >> dan, i'm disappointed in you are. >> i should have known that. >> you're an intellectual. the son of a longtime new popular jazz singer and actor his name is -- who won three grammys. >> harry connick jr. >> did he get it all the way out sara haines won. hellfire -- fire now gypsy it's your turn this youboty user created this epic halloween lights extravaganza. it's all synced up to disney villaiain songs. it raises money for homeless families. >> good for him. >> good for him. on that we say happy halloween on this happy saturday. >> i like that he's doing it for a good cause. i would not however like to be one of his neighbors. >> i so would, i'd sell tickets in the fnt yard. entrepreneur. ding, ding. >> exploitation. >> you would sell tickets and it's not your display. >> no, you just give out front seats and i'll let you sit in my yard but you have to pay for it. >> sara is preparing for a tour of duty on "shark tank." >> initiative. >> that's coming up in

not bad in crescent city. an inch of rain. somebody in the state got decent rain. not a lot here. about done with the system. lingering showers are decreasing. low clouds banking up on the clouds. 60s and 70s, we'll see a chilly pattern tonight as we clear it out. still partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning with some sun. halloween looks good. the next couple of dachldz, sunny, breezy, no worries for friday and/or saturday. but then, daylight savings, set your clock back. clocks one hour sunday. sunday night, monday, tuesday it will get cold and windy around here. that is not something we've said in a long time. get ready. >> what a change it will be. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> me too. see you tomorrow morning. >>> a very special night for dub nation as the warriors clinch their first win as reigning chafrmps and receive their -- champs and receive their new rings. the sell out crowd cheered as the banner was unfurled before the game. players receive ad the rings in a pregame sar moepy and got down to -- ceremony and got down to business. steph curry was on fire from

will look at what will happen around the state and our best chance of wet weather and up near crescent cityd eureka and possibly chico. leyla? >> great job if you are heading across the san mateo bridge only nine minutes to the high-rise and 101. drive time traffic 580 tracy to dublin is 37 minutes and building over the a a pass. highway 4, to the north, antioch to concord is still light but we are starting to see slowing building through antioch up to a street and 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco is 17 minutes. >> 4:55. crews pull off a daring rescue in pasadena 25 feet off ground. a tree trimmer could not get down. firefighters were called in and peeled away the taken to the hospital by ambulance where he is doing well. >> had was a frightening moment during a whale rescue in southern california. here is the video. a humpback whale off the coast was caught in ropes connected to a will be step trap and was distressed to rescuers juneed interest action, passing a bouy to the whale and in aist of bad hung, maybe she should call it unfortunate, a motor on the bus cut the rope f

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. >> new orleans, the crescent city, is a cultural and historical gem, worth preserving ... so when the mr go channel was built in the late 1950s many peope were already saying: mr go must go! mr go is what locals call the mississippi river gulf outlet. once dubbed the surge superhighway -it's a 76-mile artificial chanel built for commercial shipping. dr john lopez is a member of the mr go must go coalition. he's also a coastal biologist who consulted for the army corps of engineers. >> tell me about mr go why was it created? >> well it was like a lot of federal projects. it was based on some sort of cost benefit that they projected by increased commercial use navigation on the channel. now that might seem kind of ironic because it's built right adjacent to the mississippi river. they saw some advantage but in reality it didn't pan out. the use of the channel was very small. >> and because mr go cut right through precious wetlands...that act as a flood buffer---there were immediate community concerns. >> there were people...even before...some locals who were heroically tryin

michael: well, even the butchers, theye cut a deal with the crescent city livestock where they move and merge into a new slaughterhouse. some other butchers are thinking to move fromree slaughtering in one monopoly to another. they keep the lawsuit up. that is why it is reaching the supreme court. after the case, the battles of the slaughterhouses and where the slaughtering should be go on and on even after the reconstruction collapses and we are back into a legislature controlled largely by white democrats. situationterhouse continues to be a deeply contested one. host: robert in springfield, new jersey. you are on. >> yes. i have two questions. the first one concerns with how when the 14th amendment was originally written the privileges were seen as protecting while the equal protection clause was protecting. the question has to do with why was equal clause seen just. and my second question has to do with how the supreme court and -- since the slaughterhouse cases has ruled in protecting rights under the clause twice and only in 1999 has that one , remained on the books. can ourd ques

crescent city, to operate in the city district. and the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. we're joined by paul clement, former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross author of the book "justice of shattered dreams" to help tell the history of the time period in the south, the personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. and be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using #landmarkcases. live tonight on c-span, c-span 3 and c-span radio. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book for $8.95 plus shipping. >>> every five years the departments of agriculture and health and human services issue dietary guidelines and nutritional information to the public. the latest of which are expected to be released in december. the house agriculture committee looked at these guidelines attended by tom vilsack and

program,s this louisiana allowed only one slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate. follow these slaughterhouse cases of 1873. we will be joined by paul clement and michael ross, author "justice of shattered dreams coke the stories of the butchers and state of things in new orleans and the state justices involved. conversation as we take your calls, tweets, and facebook comments during the program. on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. background, order your copy of the companion book. $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org\landmark cases. >> at a conference on balancing freedom and security, georgetown professor laura donahue talked about the fourth amendment and privacy. she was director of georgetown national security and law. this took place in september at westminster college in missouri. this is just under one hour. >> hello, everyone. i am a senior here address minster college. i had the pleasure of serving on the symposium committee this past year. i am honored to introduce professor laura donahue, our opening plenary speaker. she is a professor at georgetown and

crescent city and eureka. weaverville getting rain. us, there's breaks in the clouds, but it's under mostly cloudy skies. what with to the south 61 san jose, 61 for gilroy, 60 santa cruz. 50s for others. there's not much of a breeze. hardly any. 57 ukiah to -- a lot of cloud cover and hit and miss showers in the morning. cloudy to mostly cloudy morning. it will be cooler 60s and 70s on the temps. i expect these to bottom out today and warm up tomorrow. that will give us a strong north wind and warmer temps. halloween looks great. monday looks cold and windy. >> that's good did weather will be nice on halloween. just in time for s. >> -- halloween. >> my son wanted to be a construction worker. i got him a costume. >> he said i need a construction cone. >> my husband will be the construction cone. >> very well. >> a construction cone. that's a family thing. >> we're looking forward to halloween. >> you won't have problems with the weather. >>> banning the sale of -- to minors. >> first you might notice more teal than orange this hallowee

may cool off with areas getting breaks in the clouds. 56 ukiah, rain in crescent city. that's about done. east of morgan hill, gilroy and holster everything is moving off. we're about kuhn. most -- done. mostly cloudy. 60s and 70s on the temps. they are near average around the waters edge. tomorrow we turn that breath northerly. that will warm us up -- breeze -- big changes on sunday. set your clock back one hour. an extra hour? >> you will appreciate it now that you're on dawn patrol. it makes a huge difference. >>> time now 6:20. arrests were made during a hot city council meeting. coming up, the hot topic in sacramento that attracted several protesters. >>> up next a record breaking game one of the world series, the glitch that caused viewers to miss an at-bat. . >>> the family of a missing man washed overboard is holding out hope he may be alive. one man died when the boat capsized on monday. he leaves a wife and eight children. another man managed to swim to shore and found on rocks. he tells family members they started swimming when the boat capsized. >> they had

crescent city was the only slaughter house and the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughter house cases of 1873. we are joined by paul mint, constitutional law attorney and michael ross, author of the book justice of shattered dream. the personal stories of the butchers, the state of new orleans, and the attorneys involve in the decision will be discussed. and we will talk your calls and tweets during the event. get background on each case and order the copy of the landmark cases companion book for $8.95 at cspan.org/landmarkcases. >>> this weekend, your c-span city tour joined by time warner cable explores the history and littery life of buffalo, new york. we will visit the mark twain room at the buffalo and eerie county library whose center piece is the hand written m manuscript huckleberry fin. >> the irish settled here because they came over after the famine. it would take one relative to find out about the jobs along the waterfront working in the grain elevators or the mill and word went back to ireland you want to come to buffalo. you would not bec

to address this, louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the city district. the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 1873. we're jointed by paul clement and michael ross, au to help te the history of this time period in the south. the personal stories of the buchbuch butchers and the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this decision. join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using the #landmarkcases. live monday on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available at c-span.org/left-hac-span.org c-span.org/landma c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> they spoke out against the use of software deliberately installed in cars with diesel engines to falsify emission test results and they called for a full investigation into the matter. this is the first part of that debate with opening remarks about i the european commissioner for internal market industry and entrepreneurship. it's about an

to address this problem, the louisiana allowed only one government-run slaughter house, crescent city to operate in the city district and the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughter house cases of 1873. we're joined by a former solicitor general and author of "justice of shatters dreams." be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets, and facebook comments during the program using the hash tag landmark cases. live monday on c-span, c-span 3, and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for 8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> tonight, on american history tv in primetime we'll take you to archives, museums, and historic sites from across the country with programs from our american artifacts series. next, a look into the national gallery of arts portrait collection. then a tour of the national museum of health and medicine followed by the white house visitors' center and the frontier culture museum. >>> american history tv airs all weekend every weekend on

you see the rainfall building to the west of fort bragg, eureka, crescent city. that's the guy that's going to get here tomorrow morning. look at all the clouds offshore. so one low is moving out of southern california. one low will move into the pacific northwest. and that's going to drag a front through. it will arrive in the north bay by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. so a front arriving tomorrow. it's not going to be a ton of rainfall not a washout. you should absolutely not cancel any outdoor plans but don't be surprised if through the morning hours a couple of times for five or 10 minutes it rains especially in the north bay. it's not going to last very long. by saturday night we have sunshine back high pressure returns to california by sunday. it won't be hot. we'll get a light onshore flow but it will be dry. let's enjoy the rainfall while we get it. some of us will get rain tomorrow. fremont was 74. consumer report 77 your high -- concord 77 your high. 66 for your saturday in pacifica. scattered showers tomorrow. there's a bonus. monday, tuesday,

of the coastline and that's where they have been seeing the steady bands of rain moving in from crescent city to eureka. thunderstorms have been firing up through parts of the central portion of the state, heading into the mountains. and we have even seen a little bit of mixed precipitation toward yosemite. flash flood watch until 10:00 p.m. for the eastern portion of california. and flash flood watchings going until 8:00 p.m. for most of southern california there. this is sunday night, i should mention. so we are still expecting the potential for some flooding as we do have more showers and thunderstorms coming in. bay area, an isolated thunderstorm possibility. sutro tower camera showing you san francisco. 59 in half moon bay. really comfortable weather. our walnut creek camera showing you dry conditions on the roadways there. 58 santa rosa. it's 60 degrees in napa, 63 currently in livermore. east of the bridge looking good this morning. if you are heading out to take the dog out for a walk, do expect it to be cloudy, followed by a little drizzle and scattered showers this morning. isolated

to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the city district and the other houses took them to court. follow the cases of 1873. we're joined by constitutional law attorney and michael ross, author of the book, justice of shattered dreams, to help tell the history. the personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans, as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using the hashtag landmark cases. live monday on c-span, c-span 3, and c-span radio. for background while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping. national endowment for the arts chair jane chu recently outlined her plans for the arts endowment recently. she spoke at the national press club for about an hour. >>> welcome to the national press club. my name is john hughes. i'm an editor for bloomberg first word. that's bloomberg news's bre

the address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government-run slaulgter house, crescent city, and other houses took them to court. follow the slaughter house cases of 1873. we're joined by paul clement, former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross, author of justice of shattered dreams, to help tell the history of this time period in the south, the personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your call, tweets and facebook comments during the program, landmark cases. live monday on cspan, cspan 3 and cspan radio. background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the book. it's available for 8.95 plus shipping at cspan.org/landmark cases. >>> coming up tonight on cspan, maziar bahari was jailed in 2009 on espionage charges. here's a preview with him describing his experience. >> during those days, because i was most, under that seven days in solitary confinement, i did not get any new information

crescent city, to operate in the city direct and the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. >>> we're joined by paul clement former solicor general and mike the ross, author of the book "justice of shattered dreams" to help tell the history of the time period in the south, the personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans as well as attorneys and supreme court justices involved in the close decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using #landmarkcases live tonight on c-span, c-span 3 and c-span radio. for background, order your copy of the "landmark cases" companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping. >>> in 2012 the supreme court deemed unconstitutional life sentences without parole for juveniles. this week the justices heard oral argument on whether that ruling applies retroactively to sentences handed down prior to the decision. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> we'll hear argument, montgome montgomery versus louisiana. mr. bern

to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the district. the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. we are joined by paul clement, constitutional law attorney, and michael ross, author of "justice of shattered dreams" to tell the history of this time in the south, the time of the butchers and state of things in new orleans, as well as the supreme court justices involved in this decision. takethe conversation as we your calls, tweets, and facebook comments. life tonight on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. you can also order your companion book, "landmark cases." housetoday's white briefing, josh earnest answered questions about the upcoming climate change negotiations in paris, the possibility of joe biden running for president, and the u.s. combating isis. this is one hour. mr. ernest: happy monday and happy fall. the seasons are changing. i do not have anything, so i will start with questions. the president is having a lot of events on the climate, having a lot of events leading

to address this problem louisiana allowed only one government run the slaughterhouse, crescent city comeo operate in the city district and the other houses to into corporate all the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using the hashtag landmark cases, live tonight on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case what you watch order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> next editorial cartoonist from the "washington post," the lancet journal constitution and other media outlets discuss their work during the george w. bush presidency. they spoke about their methods for detecting serious issues and extent they go into adequate wiseacre subject. is the part of a three-day conference on the bush administration hosted by hofstra university india. india. 0te minutes.ur and 2 >> welcome to political --cartoe "political cartoonists and the george w. bush presidency." my name is lawrence levy, and def

louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the district and the other houses took them to court. follow-up the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. we are joined by paul clement, former solicitor -- solicitor and michael ross, author of the book justice of shredder dreams to help tell the history of the self, the personal stories of the butchers, and the state of new orleans. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweak and facebook comments using the , live monday on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book, and available for $8.95. the new day for america's super pac has reserved $6.5 billion in new hampshire television airtime, ohio governor john kasich residential tv ads wille means run from now until the states primary expected on february 9. incovered governor kasich new hampshire today and that airs in :00 p.m. eastern on c-span. former florida governor and republican president candidate jeb bush was also a new hampshire today speaking

to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government-run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the city district, and the other houses to and to court. we're joined by the former authoror general and an to help tell the story of this time in the south, personal stories of the butchers, as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets, and facebook rkcases.using #landma for background, order your copy of companion book. available for eight dollars 95 -- $8.95 at www.c-span.org. announcer: c-span has your "road to thehe white house 2016." this year we're taking her coverage into classrooms across the country with our studentcam contest, giving students the opportunity to discuss what they wanted her most from that candidates. tv,ow our coverage on radio, and online at www.c-span.org. announcer: tomorrow morning lanny davis offers a preview of hillary clinton's testimony of the house committee on benghazi. and jon huntsman on the 2016 presidential campaign and his group which wants to

to address this problem they allowed only one government-run slaughterhouse, crescent city in the district and other houses took them to court. follow the slaughterhouse cases of 1873. we're joined by paul clement, former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross, author of the book, shattered dreams. to tell the personal story of the butchers and state of things in new orleans and attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets, facebook comments during the program, using hashtag, landmark cases, live tonight on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for the background on each case while you watch, order the copy of the landmark cases companion book. available for 8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> a look now at u.s.-arab relations and israeli-palestinian conflict. the iraqi ambassador to the u.s. offered his take before a panel of arab and palestinian officials weighed in. this is part of the national council on u.s.-arab relations annual meeting. topics including the

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to address this problem, louisiana allowed only one government-run slaughter house, crescent city, to operate in the city district. and the other houses took them to court. follow the slaughter house cases of 1873. we are joined by paul clement, former solis tore general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross, author of the book "justice of shattered dreams" to help tell the history of this time period in the south, the personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans, as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. and be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program using the #landmark cases, live tonight on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. and for background on each case while you watch, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for $8.95 plus shipping at c span.org/landmark cases. >>> the senate armed services committee recently held a hearing on u.s. cyber security threats and policy. director of national intelligence, james clap

crescent city operated within the district. the other down the court.formerjoined solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross author of the book justice of shattered dreams. of thesonal stories butchers, the state of things in new orleans, and the attorneys answer pretty court justices involved in this decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, and facebook comments during the program using the #landmark cases. live monday on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for back ground on the case ordered your copy of landmark cases companion book available for 895 plus shipping at $8.95 plus-- shipping at c-span.org. former naacp chairman died in august on sunday october 25 american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers going up in the segregated south. this involvement with a nonviolent coordinating committee, and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with an african-american community leader that we feature in coming weeks. there conducted by the university

. >> reporter: with multiple scholarship offers this time he'll leave the crescent city but this time it's his choice. >> everything he dreamed of it's truly happening. before he walked out the door this morning he said my life is like a movie. >> and he's a great player. cliff has had scholarship offers from colleges across the country but has decided to go home making a verbal commitment to louisiana state u.n. in baton rouge and hopes to make it back on field at superdome to play professional football. now at lsu competing in the best conference in the land, the s.e.c. head to today.com/twmf to share your story. if we feature it you get a chance to win super bowl 50 in california's bay area. >> may even play for the saints one day. >> that would be cool. >> thank you, willie. >> willie, thank you. don't forget, you can catch the new orleans saints taking on the cowboys, "sunday night football" ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. upgrading technology, managing vegetation, improving how we get information to you, because

to address the problem they only allowed one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, and other houses took them to court. follow the slaughterhouse cases in 1873. we're joined by paul clement, former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross, to help tell the history of this time period in the south, personal stories of the butchers and the state of things in new orleans and attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. be sure to join the conversation as we take your calls, tweets and facebook comments during the program, using the hashtag, landmark cases, live monday on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background on each case while you watch, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book. it is available for 8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> continuing our look at the family planning issue, yesterday planned parenthood announced it would no longer accept reimbursement for donated fetal tissue used for research. after the group's president testified before the house judiciary committee about heavily ed

to address this problem louisiana allowed only one government run slaughterhouse, crescent city, to operate in the said district and the others to into court to follow the slaughterhouse cases of 1873 that were joined by former solicitor general and constitutional law attorney and michael ross to help tell the history of the time period in the south, the personal stories of the butchers and a state of things in new orleans as well as the attorneys and supreme court justices involved in this close decision. be sure to join the conversation every taker calls, tweets and facebook a comment using the hashtag landmark cases. life monday on c-span, c-span3 and c-span were a tear. for background on each case while you watch order your copy of landmark cases companion book. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> now remarks and presidential candidate and former maryland governor martin o'malley. he also served as baltimore's mayor and his book at the no labels conference in manchester, new hampshire. >> thank you. we have governor o'malley already to go there keys i

dispute the israeli accounts and israeli soldiers fired on palestinian protesters in the city of ramallah and red crescent were injured and 66 palestinians have died since october. some of the worst violence between israelis and palestinians may be yet to come and we spoke to al jazeera. >> offending 1.5 billion muslims when you talk about the al-aqsa mosque and provoking them and have raised the flag saying that it's very dangerous that the west bank start this decent. >> do you believe this? >> i believe so. if the occupation is still there, if the sentiment is still spreading, then we are going to see one of the worst to follow. >> reporter: you can watch the full interview with the qatar interview up front on friday at 1930 gmt. fighting has intensified around the southern city of thai, at least 45 houthi rebels and eight fighters loyal to abd rabbuh mansur hadi were killed on thursday. meanwhile the medical aid group doctors without borders wants security guarantees to continue working in yemen. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: the sky has been the greatest advantage for the saudi-led coalition in ye

city. >>> the bodies of at least 95 refugeeings have washed ashore in libya, the libya red crescent founddead near the capitol tripoli and others found on the coastal city and it's a main launching point for smuggler boats heading to europe and it will be held in brussels in the next few hours and erdiwan is taking part and due to meet eu leaders and turkey hosts millions of refugees and it's a jumping off point for europe and jona is live in the town where refugees must register before continuing their journey further into europe and what is expected out of these talks and do the people behind you have high hopes? >> well, there will certainly be some help in brussels to get help to deal with the problem and here is why and this is the pressure and the local processing and reception center and 4,000 people a day they recon have passed through given paperwork they can go along a well-trodden route to germany and the town absolutely over run by refugees and trying to get them on buses to push them to croatia border where they become somebody else's problem and most got to europe crossing t

14 people thought to be refugees have washed ashore in libya, libya red crescent team said they were found on beaches by the cityast of the capital tripoli and 2 1/2 thousand people drown trying to reach europe in the mediterranean sea so far. two turkish firerman who rescued a 18-month-old child at see fisted them and the boy was floating face down in the choppy water, when they hauled him on to the boat thank you realized he was still alive and began to revive him and the mother described the fishermen as heros and have given their family a second chance at life. two men killed with i.s.i.l. fighters in the southeast city. police were raiding a dozen properties on the outskirts of the city early on monday when the gun battle broke out. we are live in istanbul and what is the latest from the scene ther there? >> reporter: security forces have been telling us that seven suspected i.s.i.l. fighters were killed in the shoot out during those dawn raids but two police officers were killed apparently when one of the properties they went to search was boobie traps and they detonated as the officers tried to enter thos

cities of had h hebron. the palestinian red crescent said 40 people were injured. 66 palestinians and nine israelis have donehe beginning of october. >>> qatar's foreign minister is warning that some of the worst violence between is rallies and palestinians may be yet to come he spoke to al jazeera. >> you are offending 1.5 billion muslims when you talk about al-aqsa in palestine you are provokinging the whole muslims we have raised the flag before saying it's very dangerous that the west bank started a third intifada. >> reporter: do you believe this is a third intifada? >> i believe so. i believe so. if the occupation is still there, if the settlement is still spreading. then we are going to see one of the worst intifada. >> well, you can watch that full interview with qatar's foreign minister on up front on friday at 193 1930 gmt. >>> coming up on al jazeera. celebrations in tanzania as the winner of the presidential he selection announced but the opposition is rejecting the result. plus argentina's president rallies support for her party after a disappointing first round result for her successor. the onl

city lights. we have a crescent moon that will be helping us out and the fact that we have very few clouds and always a cool thing to see when we have meteor showers. meanwhile, clouds just a few across the area and storm team 4 is tracking the next weather system and it's been moving rather quickly and now stepping into areas of wisconsin through the northern plains and this when it comes into the area tomorrow will deliver showers as well as some thunderstorms and lauren ricketts will talk more about that and which areas could see gusty winds with those storms. >> someone tried to set a house on fire in loudoun count pep that's what investigators say happened on west church road and sterling. we're told someone noticed fire and called 911. everyone inside that house managed to get out okay. the house is right down the street from sterling elementary school. >> this afternoon, we know which charges are filed in the threat of culpeper high school. the teenager was a are accused of having a weapon on school property and showing it. he carried a pellet gun on the school bus two days in a row and made t

the libyan res crescent says 85 r found close to tripoli and 10 more at a coastal city 50 kilometers west. >>> turkey's president has been meeting eu leaders in brussels with the refugee crisis high on the agenda. he's accused europe of double standards in its policy on the current exodus. jonah hall has the latest from southern serbia, one of the main transit points for refugees heading to western europe. >> interpreter: >> reporter: the serbian town is one of several on a well-trodden route in europe overrun by refugees, many of them syrians. to get here most will crossed the sea from turkey, which is why european union officials in brussels are keen to enlist the help of the turkish president. they want him to improve conditions for the up to 2 million refugees thought to be living in turkey to allow them to work to dissuede them from making this perilous exodus. what they got was turkey taking the moral high ground hinting that accelerated steps towards eu exsession might be the price for help. >> translator: for more than two years turkey has opened doors for people fleeing conf

bodies of at least 95 refugees have washed ashore in libya, the libya red crescent found 95 dead and ten others near the coastal cityya is the main launching point for smuggler boats heading to europe. number of refugees heading to europe will dominate talks in the next few hours and turkey president erdiwan is taking part and due to meet eu leaders and hosts millions of refugees and is used for a jumping off point for europe and we are live in the serbia town where refugees must register before they continue their journey on into europe and swha -- what is expected out of these talks? >> well, slim hopes perhaps sammy of some sort of solution via turkey to this crisis that will materialize is of course another matter. i will show you where i am in the town in serbia across the border from macedonia and over there is the town's reception point for refugees, one stop center is what it's called rather hopefully and they have hundreds of people cueing up for 24-36 hours at a time for the paperwork they will need to continue their journey, the serbs doing everything to quickly push them through as possible and you can s