you've had instances like the incident of john crawford iii, the walmart shooting that took place in ohio where you had officials saying they were not viewing the video or reluctant to have the families view the full video. i think off real sense among a lot of public officials, at least in their minds, the presence of video exacerbates the tensions around these issues. it is surprising to me they wouldn't want to see it. i think as a public official, if it were me, would i want the see the video in advance, absolutely, so i know what's there and know what the public is going to expect. uh be given the way these incidents typically unfold, i'm not that surprised, i have to say. >> i think it's remarkable. i think it's probably irresponsible, at this point, for the mayor to say that he hasn't reviewed the video that is the subject of this first-degree murder indictment today, as well as a subject of great concern around the city of chicago. it's hard to come up with a substantiative or public safety reason that he would be willfully ignorant at this point. i mean, that's just -- that'

comparisons between the police response to harpham, who is white, to the killings of tamir rice and john crawford, also an open carry state in ohio. crawford was handling and unloaded bb gun in a walmart where it was on sale. , tamir rice was playing with a toy gun in a park. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: before we begin with the election results around the country, puerto rico is in the news with a major march happening tomorrow. "the i wrote a piece in daily news" today talking about this massive march that will occur in puerto rico tomorrow, basically, around the discriminatory practices of medicaid and medicare and its funding for puerto rico. what is unusual, both the governor of new york andrew cuomo and the mayor of new york bill de blasio will be going to send want tomorrow, participating in the march. there's also an annual conference of latino elected officials in san juan their at

fact of being mentally ill, is not shot down in the street until we have , a situation in which a john crawfordopping in wal-mart, is not shot down and executed in a store, -- progress is nice, but it is to be noted. and the struggle continues after that. amy goodman: ta-nehisi coates, author of "between the world and me." to see our whole interview, you can go to our website at democracynow.org. that does it for our show. produced by mike burke, carlo wills, nina guster, robbie karen, steve martinez, pedro rodriguez. tocial thanks >> funding for "christina cooks" is provided by astavida, manufacturers of skin defense complex, designed to help protect skin from free radicals with astareal, astaxanthin, and tocotrienol. astavida skin defense complex--more than skin deep. additional funding provided by kuhn rikon, manufacturers of the swiss-made, duromatic pressure cooker. employing energy efficiency in the kitchen to help take the pressure off of cooking and cooks in creating naturally prepared meals. and by ecover, where the environment starts in your home. ecover household cleaning and laundry

fact of being mentally ill, is not shot down in the street until we have , a situation in which a john crawfordopping in wal-mart, is not shot down and executed in a store, -- progress is nice, but it is to be noted. and the struggle continues after that. amy goodman: ta-nehisi coates, author of "between the world and me." to see our whole interview, you can go to our website at democracynow.org. that does it for our show. produced by mike burke, carlo wills, nina guster, robbie karen, steve martinez, pedro rodriguez. tocial thanks ♪ >> this week on quadriga, war on terror. how to combat islamic state. french president francois hollande is on a diplomatic mission, looking for allies in a war against the i.s. terrorist organization. it is to be a new alliance involving germany, russia, and britain with airstrikes against i.s. strongholds. is that enough?

fact of being mentally ill, is not shot down in the street until we have , a situation in which a john crawfordopping in wal-mart, is not shot down and executed in a store, -- progress is nice, but it is to be noted. and the struggle continues after that. amy goodman: ta-nehisi coates, author of "between the world and me." to see our whole interview, you can go to our website at democracynow.org. that does it for our show. produced by mike burke, carlo wills, nina guster, robbie karen, steve martinez, pedro rodriguez. tocial thanks >> hello, i'm john cleese, and i do hope you will join me for an exciting new television series, a unique inquiry into human consciousness itself. now, you're about to see an extraordinary program, a studio conversation that you may never forget. so, settle back, take a deep breath as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, on a most memorable episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series.

next we have john crawford who is the chief legal correspondent for cbs news around also a graduate ofty of chicago law school. jan covers the supreme court regularly and published a book in 2007, entitled, "supreme conflict, inside story for struggle of control of the united states supreme court." jan will speak about how justice roberts tenure on the court coincided with and diverged from public expectations at the time he was confirmed. wee joined by mike kcarvin from jones day. he will discuss some hot-button issues that arisen during chief justice roberts tenure including the affordable care act and affirmative action cases. last but not least, we have professor michael paulsen. michael is professor of university of minnesota and written consistently on constitutional interpretation. michael is familiar with the court's religious jurisprudence. he has. he offers direction the supreme court might take during the next presidential administration. with that let's begin with our first panelist, steven duffy. [applause] >> thank you, judge bea i'm honored to be part of this panel. i wa

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crawford. grabbed it from a guy 6'10". >>> st. john's will play chaminade tomorrow. they're playing for 7th place but they're in maui. the red storm playing indiana and fell behind early. st. john's tries to cut that gap in the second half. st. john's lost 83-73. red storm plays chaminade tomorrow. one more game in paradise. >>> nfl this sunday. the giants at washington. the jets get miami at home. they cut quinton coples yesterday. picked up today by miami. >>> johnny manziel has partied his way to the bench. caught on video holding a champagne bottle and rappin been busted down to third string today after the latest phone came out. >>> jets offensive lineman willie colon back in the neighborhood today and he brought friends. this time of year he hands out turkeys just in time for thanksgiving. >> a lot of people watch me grow up and followed my career and one of my biggest issues with a lot of players, they don't come back and connect with the community and i don't want to be that guy. if i can supply them with a turkey and a chance to have a good meal on thanksgiv

crawford! >> -- realize he didn't come back. >> i'll look for it. >> the jail provides minimal commissary kits to inmates like john mcfarland whomoney available to them. >> this is indigent. basic stuff they need for all the week. they get this one free if they don't have money. it has stamp, envelopes, toothbrush, a razor, toothpaste, soap, pencil. this little package for them to get through the week. >> other inmates have plenty to get through the week. >> cereal for the morning. these are my noodles. chips. cappuccino cookies, peanut butter cookies. muffins. my mom and dad support me. they put money on my books. and i am able to get everything i need. >> danielle benefield is no stranger to shopping with other people's money. she is in jail for stealing wallets from other shoppers. >> on a weekly basis you can spend the max $125. i shopped $115 last night. got all my stuff. i am trying to lose weight. but however i am not going to cheat myself. >> inmate benefield she is a character. she loves drama. she loves drama. >> benefield recently had drama of the wrong kind. >> inmate benefield was in a fight in her cell. it was bet

crawford because you know what his nickname is? >> no. >> the handsome man. >> the handsome man? >> he's a good-looking guy. >> he has a darling family. >> some people say he looks like johnst. -- stamos. >>> some people have the day off, making it easier for the rest of us. let's look at what we have. traffic moving along slowly at the toll plaza. even 880 is getting crowded. it's better than it would be on another day. this commute is probably going to start clearing out. the volume simply isn't there. i've been looking at other commutes. let's go to another picture. you can see traffic on 92 is getting busy. probably the peak of the commute heading out to to the hayward area. i'll show you what i mean by volume livermore usually has a lot more traffic coming through. today we don't. a little bit of slowing and congestion, but it does look better than normal. 6:49. let's go to steve. >>> fog spilling over. pistol springs reservoir near to 80. >> i see. thank you. >> walnut creek as well, some of that -- thanks for the information. mostly clear out there. chilly to cold. frost advisories out, there seems to be enough moisture in the air to give us temperatures that are s

john roberts nomination and confirmation. he will discuss the expectations asarding judge roberts'role chief justice at the time he was confirmed in 2005. next, we have jan crawford, who is the chief correspondent for cbs news, and also a graduate from the university of chicago law school. courtvers the supreme regularly and published a book in 2007. she is going to speak about how justice roberts tenure has coincided with public expectations at the time he was confirmed. we are also joined by the partner. mike has argued numerous cases court.the supreme he will discuss some of the hot button issues that have arisen 's 10g chief justice' year. last but not least, we have professor michael paulson. he is a professor at the university of st. thomas school of law. he has written extensively on constitutional interpretation. he is knowledgeable about the court's religious freedom. he will offer some thoughts on the direction the supreme court might take during the next presidential administration. with that, let's begin with our first panelist. [applause] stephen: i am honored to be a part of this panel. kyl'sa lawyer in a jon leadership office. for those who were no

john kyle on the republican policy committee during the judge roberts nomination and confirmation. he is going to discuss the expectations regarding his role at the time he was confirmed in 2005. next we have jen crawford is a correspondent for cbs news and also a graduate of the university of chicago law school. she covers the supreme court regularly and published a book in 2007 entitled supreme conflict, the inside story of the struggle for control of the united states supreme court. she is going to speak about how justice roberts tenure on the court has coincided with and emerged from public expectation at the time he was confirmed. we are also joined by mike, a partner at jones day. he has argued numerous cases before the supreme court. he is going to discuss some of the hot button issues during his tenure including affordable care act and affirmative action cases. last but not least, we have professor malt michael paulson. he is a professor at the school of law in minnesota and has written extensively on constitutional interpretation. he is knowledgeable about the religious freedom jurisprudence and has 2 degrees from yale, one in divinity. he will also offer some thoughts on the direction that th