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dr. huge, jesse jackson and those kind of people don't help this. you don't have an african-american leader down there who is taking responsibility. >> al sharpton. >> you got al schaharpton. he's up there representing the black community. >> listen, he's not the representative the black community. a lot of african-americans that actually don't believe in him at all. >> when you have sharpton in there, you lose all credibility. >> he pretends to be and you've got the press covering, that's the problem. >> you don't want that person doing this. >> a lot of folks that are on the ground, part of their anger and frustration is that they don't see sharpton or jackson or even the president of the united states doing enough to help them. so i do think there's a disconnect between the community and leadership -- >> all right. >> let me get -- >> go hoahead, john. >> the protests existed from the sufficient row jets. just to destroy businesses, destroys the community. and that's today's philosophy nationwide. >> quickly, michelle, the reverend, and i lose th

dr. ben carson complimenting jesse jackson when racial division in america is continuing to escalate? we'll continue our analysis tonight and dr. carson will be here. >> i think what your old boss is doing here is very dangerous for him in an optics way. >> as president obama continues to struggle with his image, white house correspondent ed henry will tell us whether there are changes coming at the white house. >> what truly matters is that we never forget that our success is based on always giving the viewer something compelling to watch. >> also tonight, actress sophia under fire for satirizing herself at the emmys, but why? we will tell you. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone from los angeles. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, reporting tonight from southern california, thanks for watching us, the truth about white privilege, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. last night on the factor, megyn kelly and i debated the concept of white privilege whereby some believe that if you are caucasian you have inherent advantages

dr. jesse, we had those filled by the end of this month. we just checked this morning. they will not be filled. ptsd, mental health care, being able to help someone who is in the and you may be a danger to him or herself or to a spouse or loved one or the community and at best may just be suffering with out help is a critical and men need. certainly in el paso and throughout the country. guide me through this idea proposed by the panel the week before last that the va focuses and prioritizes and becomes excellent in care for ptsd, at cbi, prosthetics, the kinds of combat and war-related injuries that we are seeing from all of our engagements, especially post 9/11. and will refer other care that is not combat related out into the community. in other words, give me the ability to say to the veteran, if you have ptsd you will be seen quickly, get the best care, have consistency in care, see a psychiatrist. i can say none of those things right now. part of my suspicion is that we are trying to do too much. whether it is 17 billion or 30 billion, we cannot spend enough to su

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we have the reverend jesse jackson on television. and we unfortunately have dr.arson, yes, we do have him, but unfortunately he's on the phone because the satellite transmission from colorado springs, we couldn't get to work. anyway, gentlemen, glad to have you both here. reverend jackson, i want to start with you and how you characterize the shooting of michael brown by that police officer. here you are. >> how many times was he shot, and where was he shot, and why did he lie in the street for several hours? that was a kind of state execution. >> state execution. reverend jackson, how can you say that when you really have no idea what happened in that shooting? >> well, what i did know is he was shot, shot unarmed, and shot six times. and it's a pattern, whether it was the killing of trayvon martin or the killing of the person in new york shot 41 times, i believe. the oscar grant case in oakland or the case of rodney king in l.a. at some point, we require and need -- the thing is we need to have a sense of justice. all we do know about michael brown is really he

dr. ben carson complimenting jesse jackson when racial division in america is continuing to escalate? onight and dr. carson will be here. >> i think what your old boss is doing here is very dangerous for him in an optics way. >> as president obama continues to struggle with his image, white house correspondent ed henry will tell us whether there are changes coming at the white house. >> what truly matters is that we never forget that our success is based on

dr. robert jesse, clearly stated: v.a. supports the intent of broadening travel e for those who could most benefit from the program. the v.a. welcomes the opportunity to work with this committee to craft language so that those who are not service connected can have access to those rehab treatment facilities. one thing i've ran into with several of the members, speaking with them, is word the pay for or the pay go. well, v.a. travel budget continues to increase every year. how are we going to get this $3 million? well, in 2013 the v.a. collected $2.931 billion through the medical care collection fund. well, there's money that they've collected. and i sat up last night listening to last night's hearing. $1.1 billion returned two years ago, $1 billion returned last night and a half billion dollars returned just this year? well, if there's that much money that can be turned back in from the v.a. to congress, well, there's our $3 million to send these nonservice-connected veterans to the rehab that they so dearly deserve. so th

jesse? >>> i'm leland vitter. >> joining us, dr.egel, professor of medicine at nyu's medical center. also author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. >> thanks for being here,

dr. ben carson and reverend jesse jackson debate the relationship between the black community and the police. check your local listings. >>> up next, hamas takes brutal revenge for the death of three of its leaders. first here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. q13 fox in seattle with more rain. in north central washington, flash flooding and mudslides cut off several highways last night. wdrb in louisville with a horrible story covering an accident that put two firefighters in the hospital. they were dousing water on the band as part of the icy bucket challenge. one was shocked in his bucket. the other is in fair condition. >>> this is a live look. take a look at this amazing site. a pot of manatees, a little too close for beachgoers. yesterday they came within a few feet of shore, but experts say this is normal behavior for the manatees this time of year. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. crestor lowered bad cholesterol in it's a fact

jesse jackson have to say? >> carol, your last guest a minute ago talking about someone who marched along dr. uther king, certainly reverend jesse jackson, no stranger to protests. i want to ask you though about these protests because what happens at night, they become violent. you have some people within the crowd who will, you know, loot stores, things like that. not the majority, though, it seems of protesters. what will it take to quell the situation or is that what -- what people should expect? >> people are overwhelmingly nonviolent and focused. the baseline has not been addressed in a meaningful way. michael was shot down and killed and lay in the street for four hours. seven days, the name of the police who has not been interrogated. he has now apologized. now we're in the ninth day, and the autopsy comes out and shows how violent the killing was and that compounds the misery, knowing there's more focus on calmness than there is on justice. quietness, absence of noise. there must be some discussion of what's just and fair in this community. >> you described this a minute ago to me as a

dr. ben carson and the reverend jesse jackson on the relationship between the black community and police. check your local time for the channel and the listener. >>> turning to a political story that has been generating lots of buzz. we are talking about texas governor, rick perry, looking for like a gop presidential candidate in new hampshire, rather than a man under indictment. he is accused of coercing a public official and abusing his office and demand that district attorney, rosemary lend burg, quit or lose $7.5 million for the anti-corruption unit of her office. he is calling these charges a farce and only had his defense team show up in court for him yesterday for the arraignment. he might not have been there. our next guest was. joining us now, christie hoppy with the dallas news. talk to me for a moment about the atmosphere in the courtroom yesterday and how this is all playing out in texas. >> well, the defense attorney was very adamant and the defense has been very public in denigrating these charges and suggesting that they are paper thin. the special prosecutor who is handlin

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dr. ben carson, author and fox news contributor, and reverend jesse jackson, founder and president of the rainbow/push coalition. that's fox news sunday, tomorrow afternoon at 2 and 6 eastern time right here on fox news channel. >> that should be very interesting. >>> meanwhile, it's happened again. more than 1,000 u.s. retailers may be infected with a malicious software in their cash register computers. that according to the department of homeland security. it believes the malware could allow hackers to steal customer financial data. this after the united parcel service said it found infected computers in more than 50 of its stores. they may have taken customer's names, addresses, e-mail addresses and, yeah, their payment card information. the government urges businesses to scan their computers and that we should keep an eye out on our credit card statements to make sure that we weren't defrauded, too. >> a new challenge on the foreign policy front after ordering air strikes in iraq, the president now considering action across the border. >>> a blockbuster nba trade. kevin love joining a

dr. king in 1961. you would be very hard pressed to find someone of the stature of an al sharpton or jesse jackson talking that way today. >> as much as i think -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> that's your uncle. how old were you when dr. king was assassinated? >> ways married the next year after they killed my dad. so i was 18 years old. >> you spent a lot of time with him. you were on the road with him. >> and i write about all this in my book "king rules" including the point about morality and all that. as the mother of six children and nine grandchildren, four sons and six grandsons, they are discouraged, even my sons. i said, honey, he made this point. you're not a victim. you come from a legacy. stand above that and speak peace to power. and morality is a factor, education is a factor, prayer is a factor. >> amen. >> that is what martin luther king jr. believed? >> you know, judge alex, you're a judge, obviously. >> i thought that was obvious from the name. [ laughter ] >> all right. i'm leaving again. you know, when you think about this, we failed all these kids in a lot of ways. because i think we s

. >> reverend jesse jackson was just on this program as an exclusive. dr. king, do you think that his presence at these type of tragedies helps or hurts? >> well, i think it's very important at this time not to challenge those who are attempting to help no matter what the reason or the method happens to be. it's more important to focus on the family who is grieving, the people who have actually been terrorized by those tactics of -- i think it was a military presence that really alarmed people. so rather than to challenge anything that reverend jackson is doing, i think it's very important to continue to urge for prayer, peaceful resolution. michael, his dreams are dead. and that's very, very sad. and i am saddened by that, but i'm encouraged by the reports that the young people especially are beginning to pray. >> do you think that the cops have behaved appropriately in ferguson? >> i believe it's very disturbing and surprising to know that the police officers have reacted the way they did. i do think the action of the governor was very helpful and to repl

dr. ben carson" as well as founder and president of the rainbow push coalition, "reverend jesse jackson". >>> back to the top story, the white house making strong remarks saying the u.s. needs no invitation to rescue its citizens who are in imminent danger against isis. this suggests military action in syria. we are live in martha's vineyard where the president is wrapping up his vacation soon. >> reporter: julie, the brutality of jim foley's execution has called for the extinction of isis. the president says the u.s. will work with iraqis add kurds suggesting their boots on the ground. but peter king wants a more aggressive response. >> we have to let the people know there is going do be a long twilight struggle, get the iraqi army back into it. and we have to carry out bombing attacks in syria. we have to have americans embedded with iraqi troops as far as intelligence and direction. >> foley's murder did not stop the u.s. air strikes as killers blamed for his death and even the president's own military advisers said dealing with the group would mean attacking its base of power in syria

dr. carson as well as the founder and president of rainbow push coalition jesse jackson with his views on the shooting, the investigation and the aftermath. >>> body cameras could soon be standard piece of all police uniforms. departments across the country are giving their officers cameras to wear that record video and audio while they're at work. the nation's third largest force, the lapd is testing them out. we're joined live from los angeles with this. >> you know molly that's exactly something that ferguson police department this week said they would like to see because here in l.a. they're learning just how effective they are. take a look. >> there's no better evidence than video and audio. it just compliments your record and just solidifies your case. >> cameras are a welcomed piece of equipment as they patrol l.a.'s skid row. >> you might need the record in so you turn it on. >> lapd is the largest force in the country to use them. they pushed for the department still haunted by incidents like rodney king. and there's a study involving the california p.d. found complaints fell 88%

dr. ben carson, author of "one nation." also, reverend jesse jackson.the union" follows at 3:00 p.m., another appearance by jay nixon. "face the nation" from cbs, with lacy clay once wisconsin, ryan of senator kelly ayotte, and mike rrell.l -- mike mo again, the rebroadcast of the shows begins at noon eastern with nbc's "meet the press." 1:00 "this week." sunday." news 3:00 "face the nation." c-span orthem here on on c-span radio. download the app or listen online to c-span.org. >> next week, special primetime programming on the c-span networks. debate from glasgow, a over scottish independence. ofues on targeting conservative groups. on educating children from disadvantaged backgrounds. thursday, e-house budget committee hearing -- a house budget committee hearing. friday night, native american history. on c-span2, book tv in prime time. monday, a discussion about school choice. tuesday night, writer john hope bryant on "how the poor can save capitalism." withdnesday, an interview the author of a biography about neil armstrong. on thursday, a tour of b

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