amanda lewis of the university of illinois chicago and john diamond of the university of wisconsin madison are the co-authors. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next on booktv, dimitrios talks about his book preservation and purpose.

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authorities in chicago, illinois , have released police dashboard camera video showing a chicago police officer fatally shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. it was more than year ago when officer jason van dyke shot the teenager 16 times. but it was only yesterday that van dyke was charged with murder one day before the city faced a , court-ordered deadline to release the shooting video. police had claimed laquan mcdonald lunged at van dyke with a small knife. but the newly released footage appears to show van dyke jumping out of a police car, pointing his gun at mcdonald, and opening fire when laquan is many feet away. the video shows police bullets can generally hitting mcdonald's body even after he falls to the , ground. we will have more from chicago after headlines. in minneapolis, minnesota, nearly black lives matter 1000 protesters took to the streets tuesday night after alleged white supremacists opened fire on demonstrators the night before, injuring five people. police have now arrested three people in connection with the mass shooting, which took place outside a police preci

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. >> amanda is a coffee taster did working with at the university of illinois chicago and they are the co-authors of this book. professor diamond, you say that it started with a phone call. >> it all started with a phone call. i have been engaged working with schools trying to address racial achievement that achievement of black and latino counterparts and the principle of the school caught up and said i'm having a struggle i've been working in the school for a long time to understand why these persist and can you come talk to some of the students in the school to try to understand what's going on with this achievement gap that we see in the school. why is it that a the black in the patina kids are achieving at these levels? >> you talk about riverview high school and the principle of grace rather and the natural midwest. how much of that is made up and can you tell us is this a real school plaques to the co? >> it is predominantly middle-class, racially diverse in a place that is known for its progressive, liberal ethos and context. >> so made up much room at west. is it in the midwes

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amanda lewis of the university of illinois chicago and john diamond of the university of wisconsin madison are the co-authors. thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. >> this weekend on c-span cities tour along with our comcast cable partners, we'll explore the history and literary life of california's capital city, sacramento. on booktv, one author shares the story of her japanese-american family's survival of the depression, being swept off to internment camps and bigotry. in her book "dandelion through the crack." then on sacramento's open resistance to prohibition and how it earned the reputation as the wettest city in the nation. and we'll meet with another author to discuss her book "none wounded, none missing, all dead," a biography of elizabeth bacon custer whose life was full of adventure, tragedy and determination to recreate the image of her husband, general george armstrong custer. >> elizabeth was the first to come to george's defense and say, no, that is not what happened. i know my george. i know the character of my george. he wouldn't have done that. and she stood up for

amanda lewis of the university of illinois chicago and john diamond of the university of wisconsin madison are the co-authors. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next on booktv, dimitrios talks about his book preservation and purpose. >> [inaudible conversations] that evening, ladies and gentlemen. i guess the microphone is working. okay. i am with accuracy and academia and i'm glad you could all join us tonight for our authors night. the duty is to give you exposure to speakers and authors you might not normally see on your campus or dare i say in front of the congressional committee you're interning with so we have kind of a different fun tonight. i've got to give get just a bit of a warm up here. this young man contacted me to tell me he has this book, young millennial, and i said that i read it, and i've got to admit i had a wee bit of trepidation because the last time i tried to read a manifesto which was 60 pages and i couldn't make it past six. this one is not like that. you will spend the evening with it. it's worth it and you will spend the entire evening because you will want

a student from university of illinois at chicago is facing charges tonight after making *threats online toward *another city school with a similar name.the university of chicago canceled all classes and activities on its hyde park campus today.the f-b-i says someone posted a threat of gun violence specifically mentioning "the campus quad monday morning."today was the first day back for students after the holiday break - and it's the last week of regular full-time classes at the university before finals. a cedar rapids man charged with killing his mother nearly two years ago is back in court. court.investigators say 44-year-old edward cusic used a crowbar to murder his 68- year-old mother at their home on old marion road.court documents show cusic is the one who called 9-1-1 - telling the operator he killed his mother because *she threatened *him with a knife.an autopsy shows she died of blunt force trauma.if convicted, cusic could spend the rest of his life in prison. baltimore's police chief says "the future of the city is at stake" as the *first trial in the death of freddie gray gets

amanda lewis of the university of illinois chicago and john diamond of the university of wisconsin madison are the co-authors. thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. >> you're watching booktv, television for serious readers. watch any program you see here online at booktv.org. >> and another program from the recent texas book festival in austin. steve inskeep presents a dual biography of president andrew jackson and cherokee chief john ross. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. good morning and welcome to austin, texas, and for the 20th anniversary of the greatest book festival in the country, the texas book festival. [applause] thank you for being here. my name is brian sweany, and i am always proud and delighted to be part of this festival. i'm the editor of texas monthly magazine, and thank you for being here today and for our wonderful, wonderful author and journalist and friend steve inskeep. [applause] we all listen to him every single morning as a longtime cohost of morning edition on npr, but as you also know -- go ahead, thank you. but as we also know, he is an accomplish

chicago to cancel classes today. prosecutors say a student at the university of illinois at chicago posted the threat online. they say jabari dean vowed to kill 16 white male students or staff at the university of chicago, one victim for each bullet fired at laquan mcdonald. police arrested dean and charged him with transmitting a threat. >>> now to minneapolis, where prosecutors have charged four men in connection with the shooting that targeted demonstrators protesting the killing of a black man by minneapolis police. that shooting happened last monday near the police station where dozens of protesters have been camped out since the deadly police shooting of jamar clark earlier this month. five of the protesters were hit by gunfire, all of them expected to recover. >>> coming up, some of the city's elderly residents are crying foul after they were suddenly kicked out of their low income homes. >> also coming up, exoffenders say they are at the bottom when it comes to hiring, even in the city. coming up, a report with a downtown business man who . >>> some 60,000 dc residents have a criminal history. that's

iowa pushing into illinois into chicago. chicago a big hub as you transfer to fly east or west. we do have problems building there tonight into tomorrow if you're on an early getaway. up and down the east coast looks good. west coast looks good. nter storm war ngs stretching fromway in -- from iowa into illinois.n.we map out our>> getaways. east coast excellent. onto roads or in the air all week tuesday through friday. upper midwest to the great plains sto s likely as this storm continues to march its way eastward tha wilo cause some delays. we'll go out west and west coast intermountain west from let'sre say the rockies to the cascades to the sierra nevada, intermountain west there you could see some delays and trouble if you travel by car. for us sunday morning thowers. that gives way to yrer y conditions and clearing through the afternoon. we are going get that dose of cool air. by r monday down right cold with a gusty conditions and of course breeze that are going to make fit feel even colder. seven day forecast looks like this everyone. as we stretch it out four. saturday,

. >> at the university of illinois in chicago and they are the co-authors of this book. and professor diamond, you say that it all started with a phone call. >> it all started with a phone call. i've been engaged in working schools trying to address the achievement in equality. the principle from the school called up and said they are having this struggle. talking to the students to try to understand what's going on in this achievement gap that we see in the school why is it that black and latino kids are achieving low-level -- >> you talk about the school as riverview high school and the matrox bedrest. how much of that is made up of israel school? it is predominantly middle-class, racially diverse in the place that is known for its progressive liberal ethos in the context. >> riverview made up the matrox midwest? >> they are all pseudonyms for people. >> what is it about the school that attracted you to write about his? >> be integrated for probably 30 or 40 years and what you find is not the sort of standard and severity. most are black-and-white enough families. most

such is the case in chicago, illinois, in the midwestern section of the united states. as development here expands outward, it must compete with active farming communities on the edges of this metropolitan area. in north american cities like chicago, automobiles, extensive highway systems and communication networks have accelerated suburban sprawl and made possible a new kind of urban area. "edge cities" are full-fledged employment "subcenters" far from the central city. but there may be a cost to such rapid land use change: farmland loss. productive farmland becomes a nonrenewable resource, lost forever, when it is used for housing, commercial or industrial development. and the pace at which america's most productive farmland is being lost has alarmed some geographers. we're standing on the new edge of chicago's suburban frontier. behind me is a farm that will be gone in five years-- literally wiped out. we're seeing the black dirt that took thousands of years to develop. what will be in its place is suburban development. narrator: but it's not nostalgia for days gone

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chicago. thank god for rounder because at least parts of illinois are better. they are still pretty awful but chicago is a catastrophe. >> did they not cut enough or a feeling it was built on trying to close this gap through tax hikes or revenue enhancement? that sort of thing? just made it objectionable. >> you can't remove the taxes to attract people back in without having a big revenue loss in the first couple of years until the people move in. >> this is what hillary clinton is espousing and bernie sanders, this anger and the wealthy guys are why you're in the pickle you're in. >> that's why they don't have a chance of winning the election. it's not their reara -- era. it's like the '70s coming into reagan. johnson, nixon, ford, carter, all doing this tailspin. >> about the chasm between the rich and poor has widened and they blame the rich. how do the republicans respond. >> make the poor rich. you use the kennedy model. the best form of welfare is still a good, high-paying job. you can't solve any of these problem width economic contraction. you knee econo

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that stands for the university of illinois at chicago. the bulldogs led by six at the break and just dominated. they go on a 15-3 run for the second half. drake wins 83-62 as the bulldogs that is a look at your morning fact. when emergency room doctors choose an otc pain reliever for their patients muscle, back and joint pain. the medicine in advil is their #1 choice. nothing is stronger on tough pain than advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. >> the most watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. alyx: right now at 7:30, suspect statement. what the alleged colorado shooter yelled before being captured that has people talking. we begin with breaking news out of des moines. right now, two people

chicago trade building, perhaps you hear some of the chants. hey you, billionaires, pay your fair shares is i believe what they're saying and maybe you hear that better than i d do. obviously illinoist shortfall right now and this group would like to see what they call the tax. that is to say a tax on all of the trading that take place on the chicago's wall street, which is perhaps you see a little bit of conflict with the protesters there. they'd like to see a tax imposed on the trade that take place at the cme and the other financial dealings on wall street. they say it would generate as much as $10 billion to cover illinois' budget shortfall. they claim right now that chicago, for example, has increased property taxes, some on those as you see police here trying to move in to try and open up the entrances again because people inside the cme are unable to get out. there are multiple entrances to the cme but at this point we are told by security that they're all being blocked in one fashion or another. this group would like to see a tax imposed here, in fact, i saw a banner just a bit ago asking carrie duffy, please support the street tax. they say it would be a small tax on trade

. >> fox news alert in the university of illinois in chicago.nected to threats gaents university of chicago. today the university cancelled all classes after on on line threats of a shooting with a specific time and ñrplace. apparently itxd mentioned a popular gathering place for students on monday morning and apparently a shooting was going to take place. the campus was shut down and now we have an arrest. >> this is of course, the monday after thanksgiving and mean its is it cyber monday. and they are avoiding the crazy black friday crowds. and today will be the biggest shopping day ever. experts predicting 3 million worth of web sales. i must be missing a couple of hundreds in there. >> reporter: jon, we are inside of amazon and it is it loud in here. it is busy. we are on track for 3 billion in sales. and see far, 490 million have been spent by americans and a lot of that spent here in ama bezon. they have passed the record 500 orders more second and what you are seeing is the packages that are sorted by robots and humans. and some of it is

. >> homicides in chicago, illinois, have surpassed the death toll of american special forces in iraq. >> welcome to chiraq. land of pain, misery and strife. peace. >> there have been at least 2500 victims of gun violence in chicago so far this year and spike lee says that he believes that great art can impact the world and that it would be irresponsible for him as a filmmaker to ignore what he calls, quote, self-inflicted genocide. >>> this morning officials are expected to announce that investigators believe the shooting of the illinois police officer that sparked a massive manhunt in september was, in fact, a suicide. this according to the chicago nbc affiliate citing a law enforcement source. moments before his death lieutenant charles gliniewicz radioed dispatch that he was in pursuit of two white males and a black male on foot, inciting a manhunt that closed down schools and disrupted train service in the area. vigils and a funeral service attended by thousands were held for the veteran lieutenant. an officer over 30 years and father of four. >>> now let's turn to some business

a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and a paralegal from washington, d.c... of "jeopardy!" alex trebek!

chicago. this is the university of illinois in chicago. the suspect's school releasing a statement.ring the situation closely and concerned about the impact this has had on our campus and on the university of chicago. we should point out the threat was not made to the suspect's own school, only made to the university of chicago. >>> right now, a a manhunt widening for one of the most wanted isis terroristst. sour sours sources is saying that salah abdeslam, the eighth suspect who has been on the run ever since shs he may have escaped to the isis safe haven of syria. is that possible? could he have made it all the way back to syria with the world looking for him? here's what we know about his movements thus far. in september of this year, sources say the belgium-born frenchman was spotted in paris. as of today, a new piece in the puzzle that some time in october he bought ten detonators from a fireworks shop on the outskirts of the city. then in november his movements get a lot clearer. on november 11th, he was spotted on camera at a gas station. november 13th, the day of the attack,

dial back tensions with turkey following the shootdown of a russian jet, and the university of illinois at chicagothere has been an arrest in connection with threats against the university of chicago, and it is said to be in response to the shooting of a black teenager in 2018. and for safety, the school canceled all classes and activities today. democratic presidential candidate burning seniors -- bernie sanders is undergoing a hernia surgery. it was a surgery that is being described as elective, and he will go back to senate duty tomorrow. and you can get these and more breaking news stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. i am laura keller. back to you. with eddy, are back and we are just about two weeks away from the fed decision. what about raising rates? : we will have another jobs report, and i think another cpi report, and all i can think about is something extremely unusual in overseas markets, but right now, i think the fed will almost certainly raise rates. joe: what is the big debate going on as we get closer to ?his rate some people think they are going to do with too soon or

matter of fact now warnings for buffalo and michigan and winter storm warnings for parts of illinois including chicago and south of milwaukee. foot of snow but a good swath of 5 to 10 inches from northern illinois in through parts of michigan. definitely colder behind this, windchills will be below zero tomorrow morning in chicago. we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes, dan, paula. >> we don't like to see snow. >> it's not even december. >> no. >> it feels wrong. >>> but we do like to see ron and i know you've been tracking the other stories overnight. >> i've been up all night. >> all night. >> all day, all morning. all night. >> good morning, everyone. >>> a utah man is under arrest charged with bringing an explosive device into a federal building in salt lake city. the wallace bennett federal building was evacuated thursday after security screeners found a device known as a cricket bomb inside the suspect's jacket. that man brandon evert bushnell here for a social security administration hearing admitted to having the device according to federal prosecutors. >>> jonathan pollard convicte

and a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to the new "jeopardy!" musical,

a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and a paralegal from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. oh, good crowd here today. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as you all know by now, our finals are a two-game affair. now, in yesterday's semifinal, matt had a runaway game. he couldn't be caught in final jeopardy! the day before, the same was true for alex jacob. but i have a feeling she's not too worried about these two guys. so, good luck to all of you. here we go. let's take a look at the categories. those e ree letters coming u u in each correct response. and in that words in flowers category, each response is a word within the name of the flower that indicates something. matt. let's start off with words in flowers for $600, please. alex: don't give me ananof your this body papa. kerry. what is lip? lip. yes, that's a tulip. flowers, $800. this other word for a country is in bloom. alex. what is nation? "nation" in "carnation."

hillary clinton is in illinois and fund raising in chicago. >>> time for an early start on your money. a bad start to the week for stocks. asian stocks are lower. china factory activity slowed for the third month in a row. u.s. futures also in the red. a little perspective. stocks on fire lately. on friday, the stocks posted the best in four years. the dow climbed 15 points in october. market brushed off fears that sent stocks tumbling a few months ago. in reality, those threats are still there. you look at corporate profits. they have not wowed wall street. there have been highlights, but profits are still on track for the first back-to-back decline since 2009. a lot of consumer companies raising red flags. all is not perfect. >>> mixed signals. a shipwreck found at the bottom of the atlantic and officials suspect it is the cargo ship that went missing during hurricane joaquin. we will tell you why coming up. >>> investigators are convinced they located the wreckage of "el faro." the ship vanished one month ago during hurricane joaquin. now the issue is recovering the data recorder.

a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and a paralegal from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. because i have very little imagination, i'm going to begin this program the way i think i've begun the deciding game in all of these tournaments in the past, and that is -- this is d-day -- decision day. at the end of this half hour, we'll get rid of the scores right now. we will add them to whatever they accumulate today to determine the champion. good luck. let's go to work. categories now in play... don't they? you get to deal with... keep in mind that each response will end in i-z-e-r, okay? alex: matt, you start. let's start with cable shows for $600. alex. who is grylls? bear grylls, yes. writers, $800. alex. who is thackeray? good.

because, chicago and illinois is in a severe budget hole. maybe it wasn't traders that caused it. they have a lot of money they need. perhaps that is one source for it. inside traders might have different perspective. david? david: by the way, older gentleman you saw in the video we just ran, appeared to be bill ayres. we're not sure it is. we're ascertaining whether or not that is bill ayres, old friend of barack obama. we'll keep you informed. jeff flock, thank you for reporting. appreciate it. melissa: we're joined by cme trader todd colvin for reaction what he has been seeing outside of the cme today. what are your thoughts? >> i'm totally for any american who wants to gather and protest peacefully and discuss ways they can make a change in society. but when you take people take day off work to protest those who are working, closing off trying to disturb their business makes no sense to me. this whole protest could be done more differently and smoother pointing a finger at minority of traders that is the global industry of electronic trading in chicago. this could have taken p

the university of illinois at chicago says one of its students going off campus has been arrested in connection with threats made against the university of chicago. an online thread reportedly mentioned the quad, popular gathering place, and 10:00 a.m. monday. the school canceled all activities scheduled for the main campus. president obama called the paris climate attacks a turning point on taking action on global warming. the president spoke on the opening day of the conference. president obama: this is the moment we finally determined we would save our planet. the fact that our nation's share a sense of urgency about this challenge and a growing realization that it is within our power to do something about it. the goals is to persuade the wealthiest nations to invest billions in clean energy research. summit inbal climate paris, president obama met with russian president vladimir putin. obama urged putin to decrease tensions with turkey following the shootdown of a russian jet by turkish forces. the eu and turkey have agreed on a dell to slow the fight of refugees from europe. the

and a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. at the end of this program, will be leaving the program with $10,000 apiece. the third person, the winner, gets to come back on thursday and friday to play for a quarter of a million dollars. vaughn, brennan, and alex, good luck in your quest. now here are the categories... and "da", those two letters will begin each correct response. alex: alex? bible books, $800. alex. what are "ruth" and "esther"? that's it. bible books, $600. vaughn. what is "psalms"? correct.

police in chicago and rockford, illinois, are coordinating their investigation of the death of a two year old boy who had ties to cedar rapids. d-n-a testing showed dismembered remains police found in a chicago park lagoon are those of kyrian knox. police say he disappeared in august about two weeks before the remains were found during the labor day weekend. his mother, lanisha knox, was moving from cedar rapids to chicago when she left the boy with a friend in rockford. in early october, knox said did not believe her son could be the boy who was in the pond. "the timeline with that just didn't match up in my mind. it didn't add up and it still doesn't add up, what they were saying in chicago, because i heard about that right after we dropped the boys off. we saw that on the news in iowa so no, i'd never believe that story." authorities say they owe it to the little boy to find his killer. a new twist emerged today about an fox lake, illinois, police officer who committed suicide. just yesterday, we learned that lieutenant charles gliniewicz was not killed by three men during a pursui

chicago. a suspect has been arrested and it's someone who attends another school. the university of illinois at chicago says the suspect is one of its students who lives off campus. that person. the university of chicago says the online threat mentioned a popular gathering spot known as the quad at 10:00 a.m. on monday. the school canceled classes and result. >>> electronic toy maker v tech says hackers may have accessed children. the hong kong based company says the compromised information includes names and birthdays of child users and adults. numbers. the company says it has contacted all the effected users and temporarily suspended some of its websites as a precaution. they make tech related toys including tablets and smart watches. >>> attorneys for a police officer implicated in the death of a man who was injured in police custody want the trial moved out of baltimore. jury selection began today for the first of six officers charged in connection with the death of freddy gray. court officials say all 75 of the potential jurors questioned said they were familiar with the case that trigg

devry university based out of chicago, illinois, is the second largest. cap larntion which used -- kaplan, which used to be owned or owned "the washington post," depending on your point of view. i.t.t. le cordon blue. these are names which young people know right off the bat because they're inunvaitd with advertising from for- -- inundated with advertising from for-profit schools. and they think and their parents think these are real schools it's worth the debt to pursue this degree. a few years ago enrollments and profits were sky-high. they were a favorite of wall street investors. between 1998-2008 enrollment at for-profit colleges exploded by 225%. by 2010, total enrollment in these for-profit schools reached 2.4 million. when the former chairman of the help committee senator tom harkin of iowa, released a report on the industry in 2012 they had grown to take an incredible share $32 billion in federal taxpayers' dollars. 25% of all the federal aid to education. despite the fact they had 10% of the students, they were at that point taking 25% of the fe

and a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to the new "j"jpardy!" musical, "hair"! [ lalahter ] scott, you and i are together in this against the two blacks. the two grays against the two blacks. do what i can. okay, thank you. michael, scott, alex, good to see you again. here we go, the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories for you, starting you off with... followed by...

[chanting] >> in chicago, illinois, for those of you who joined us and those of you who have been therejust remind you the breaking news we're covering our plan here for the immediate future to continue to cover it, both in chicago and new jersey where i am on a black friday with shoppers at a mall where they're all out shopping and in pretty good numbers. what's happened over the last hour is a protest -- which was planned. which we knew about, black lives matter movement, it was led in part by reverend jessie jackson, march down in chicago, the shooting of a young man over a year ago, a police shooting in which the officer was charged with murder but wasn't charged for 13 months after being shot 16 times. the chance you've been hearing throughout the day of 13 months, 16 shots. now, as the protest wrapped up at the end of michigan avenue, the protesters got together and linked arms and started blocking up the high end retailers in chicago and that's pretty much where we are now. it is still a breaking and developing situation, so we will stay with jeff flock and continue to cover it f

a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and a paralegal from washington, d.c...lex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. oh, good crowd here today. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. as you all know by now, our finals are a two-game affair.

and a currency trader from chicago, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"u, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. at the end of this program, two of the three people we have just introduced will be leaving the program with $10,000 apiece.

here are today's contestants -- an actress and writer from chicago, illinois...nd our returning champion -- a tutoring and testing director from johnson city, tennessee... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

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