back with me now van jones, mel robbins and marc lamont hill.eekend of resistance close to 50 people were arrested today in ferguson, missouri. six for refusing to disperse. 13 for disturbing the peace. are outsiders coming into ferguson now to further their own agenda, and is the original message getting lost here? >> i say no. >> mel. but go ahead. >> i'm sorry. no, no, no. let mel go. >> normally i come and fight with marc every single night we're together but i agree with him. i don't think the original message is getting lost. in fact, don, it's getting more focused because you have less outsiders coming in and hijacking what's going on there for their own purpose. >> van is not buying it. >> he's not buying it? well, then what does van have to say about this? ? v . >> van, why don't you buy it? >> first of all, certainly there are people who are there who are local and who are from other places. here's my concern. i don't see the focus yet. the one person who can make a difference here is never talked about. that is the governor. we know t

i just saw mark lamont hill's eyes go, what, mel, what did you say?he truth is, a couple weeks ago in boston, i was walking down the streets. i was with my 15-year-old and i noticed all of the guys checking her out, doing the toes to the head and craning the neck around to check out her fanny. she was mort phied, don. i may be okay with it, i may be okay with being able to defend myself. i may be able to deflect it. a lot of women aren't. it shouldn't be up to the women to have to feel okay or not. guys shouldn't be looking at women like they are a piece of meat. i realize your sex center in the brain as a dude is 2 1/2 times bigger than a woman's and you think about sex more than we do. >> no. >> but still. i understand what you are saying. this is when you are talking about a teenager, okay, that's wrong. but, you know, that's in a perfect world where guys aren't going to look at women. tara, you know, guys simply saying, how are you you feeling this morning? >> listen, i have mixed feelings about this. i understand. >> i do too. >> women, nobody wa

lamont harris with five touchdowns.nt over 3,000 yards for his rushing c >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 5:00 with nicole brewer. welcome back and carol erickson. for beasley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm natasha brown. late show with david letterman is next with guest jessica which is stain. have great night everyone and a great weekend. ♪ >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the smartsilk pillow, proudly brought to you by smartsilk incorporated. >> hi. art and michelle edmonds here. keep watching, because you're about to find out how you can get the very best sleep you've ever had. you can now become a smart sleeper with the all-new and very unique smartsilk pillow. >> as a married couple, we've struggled for years to find a pillow that both of us love, and we finally found it -- the patented smartsilk pillow, made with all-natural silk and certified asthma- and allergy-friendly

watch lamont harris and remember the name. this is a short touchdown run.guy puts up big numbers. now you're about to see a move from jose. watch this. watch the move. don't blink. whoop. nice step to get out of the way. and nice pick up by that young man then it saint augustine harris again watch harris. this guy is one of the best backs in new jersey. absegami going the going and they will not go down without a fight. augustine trying to throw but watch a pick by wilkerson coming up. that's going the other way. slowly, nice move there by number four. good job. he got a nice long return but saint augustine won it 48-seven. lamont harris with five touchdowns. he went over 3,000 yards for his rushing career. we'll be right back. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >> thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. "eyewitness news" returns tomorrow morning at 5:00 with nicole brewer. welcome back and carol erickson. f

with me is marc lamont hill and joining us from st.kson author of the book "the big black lie." marc, let's start with you, will ferguson belong in the same places as selma or montgomery? >> it's too early to say but there are certain similarities. it reminds me of emmett till who gets killed august 28th, 1963 when you see the march on washington. similarly this could be a turning point. we thought trayvon could have been a turning point it's not whether we march but what happens after we mar of and what kind of structural changes happen and what kind of police response do we see. >> and the marching is going on and on and on. >> oh, yeah. >> kevin, you are there in st. louis right now. i guess has ferguson, though, perhaps missed its moment given violence that's come with the marching here? is violence undermining the message? >> well, it's undermining the message but it's also -- it isn't even part of the message if marc believes that this is going to -- has the potential to rise to that level, it's a shame, because to put michael br

ben ferguson and mark lamont hill are joining us again.ead a quote from a cnn.com column by eric lou, an author and former speech writer for bill clinton. he writes this. it is not normal, in a civilized nation to have over 30,000 gun deaths a year. it is not normal in a civilized nation to expect educators and parents and first responders to have plans at the ready for a shooting at their school. ben, have we gotten to the point where school shootings are just something americans have to accept as normal somehow? >> no. i don't think so. i think we have far too many of them. i think this brings up one of the big issues we do have in this country and i think that's parents not knowing exactly what's going on in their kids' lives. i think we have a problem with too many people that do own guns, not locking them up and storing them properly at their homes. and i think when you see the issues that we're having as we have seen the breakdown the home with families, single parents unfortunately having to go to work and try to raise kids, there a

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and cnn political commentator and host of huff post live marc lamont hill.let's start with you. in the past, president obama has dismissed photo-ops. most recently he dismissed it during the border crisis saying he is more interested in solving problems than taking pictures but now seems like there may have been a change of heart. what's your take? >> well i would challenge the premise or any argument out of this administration that they don't care about photo-ops. this is an administration that cares a great deal and a presidency and a candidacy back in 2008 that was vaulted ahead of the others because of photo-ops. but as part of the presidency, photo-ops are important. how you send a message to the american people about the level of concern that you have for a given challenge, your plan for dealing with a certain challenge, those type of photo-ops are important. so it should come as no surprise and i don't think that the -- there will be criticism because the president is doing that. i think where the criticism comes for any president -- republican or dem

marc lamont hill is a cnn commentator and host for huff post live.hat is a cnn political commentator and "new york times" op-ed columnist in. welcome to both of you. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. mark, biden says he's sorry but the turkish prime minister is not happy. how damaging were these comments? >> i'm not sure they were overall damaging. joe biden has the audacity to tell the truth that saudi arabia, qatar, turkey, that they played a critical and pivotal role in expanding and funding isis. krong that's a disputable claim. it's not the best diplomatic strategy and i think the anti-isis coalition, like that pkk, that hurts turkey's interest in the broader scope in terms of a free kurdistan. but joe biden didn't say anything crazy. this isn't crazy uncle joe. this is somebody with the audacity to tell the truth. >> but, ross, audacity at this particular time when we need turkey's hope the fight isis on the ground? come on. >> what's the famous michael kinsley definition of a gaffe? when a politician in washington accidentally speaks th

dpreg from columbia and queens college in new york and moved to san francisco after graduating from lamont lull in 1990 she worked literally case on behalf of low income members a member of the american board association and served on the board for lesbian rights and in the marriage of quality cases and received the pro bono award and we're pleased to working with her over the term of her tenure. >> welcome commissioner to our short meeting. >> (laughter). >> okay any public comment on item 2 seeing none, then we'll move to item 3 possible adaptation of the meeting minutes for september 20, 2014. >> commissioner any changes or addition any approval. >> so moved. >> a public comment it on the minutes mr. pacheco call the roll please. we have a motion to adapt the september 17, 2014, on that motion to adapt commissioner fung vice president is absent commissioner president lazarus and commissioner wilson those minutes are adapted. >> so with item had 4 dismissed item 5 doing business as as 711 the property on drum street it is appealing the suspicion of a tobacco sales permits 25 dies superst

marc lamont hill has more on our slice of life. >> let's hear you scream [ inaudible ]. >> it may bey of every little kid. to run away and join the circus. >> i love the circuspp. when he kissed the lion it was gross. >> jonathan is living that dream. >> welcome to the greatest show on earth. >> he's in the spotlight as the first african-american ring master at wrinkling brothers and barnum & bailey circus. >> one of the things i always tell people about circus life, especially here at the greatest show on earth, is you don't play a ring master, you don't play a trapeze artist, acrobat, you don't play a daredevil, you are these things. everything you do in your personal life, centers around what you're going to do later that night or three times on saturday. >> it was the chance of a lifetime that suddenly appeared just after he graduated college. >> this opportunity of being the ring master of the greatest show on earth was presented to me. i could not turn it down. it's history. but to be honest with you, history wasn't on my mind. i thought this is a great pick-up line. ring maste

marc lamont hill has more. ♪ >> i fell in love with ballet the moment i started doing it. >> misty copeland'sresence on stage is described as breathtaking. her breakthrough in ballet is just as spectacular, beginning much later than most taking classes at a california boys and girls club. >> starting at age 13, there was so much talk around me. talk of me being a prodigy, talk of me having these abilities. >> now she's making history with every leap. as only the third woman of color to be a featured soloist with renowned american ballet theater. >> i was just working so hard because it was so new to me at that age when i became professional. i didn't have the chance to step back and notice and realize that i was by myself. i was the only black woman in the company. >> for the young soloist that created challenges that she had not anticipated. >> i went through a period where i felt really alone and like i had no one i could relate to. >> and she had to come to grips with the idea that some barriers have not yet been broken. >> i would have a completely different path if i weren't an african-a

anna navarro, marc lamont hill, thanks as always, i appreciate it. >> pleasure. >>> news just in to cnnm going to share with you right now. cnn has obtained video of what's believed to be the ambulance transporting the five-year-old boil to bellevue hospital in new york earlier this morning. that little boy has gone -- undergone testing for ebola. they should know the results in about 12 hours. the boy, he just traveled to west africa in the last 21 days, he developed a very high fever. he's under observation and, as i said, the preliminary test results are expected back in the next 12 hours and hopefully they'll know if this boy has ebola or not. of course we will keep you posted. still to come in the newsroom, iraqi soldiers now celebrating victory in a battle south of ballot. but will they be able to keep isis extremists out for long. we'll take you live to iraq, next. helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had thi

joining me now, cnn legal analyst mark o'mara, political commentator marc lamont hill, and politicald i should say reportedly. this is a "new york times" report, this isn't cnn reporting. so we're going on the "new york times" here. marc, are you surprised, though, that officer darren wilson testified before the grand jury? >> mark oma'mara? >> yes. >> it's quite a move. normally you avoid that like the plague because the one thing a criminal defense has is the right not to testify anywhere and not to be compelled to. so i think the fact that he did testify is pretty compelling and he has to be quite confident in his position and his lawyers have to be pretty confident to allow him to do so. >> so in your experience, mark o'mara, how does a grand jury interpret the differences between what officer wilson says happened in the car and what eyewitnesses in particular dorian johnson say happened on the street? >> well, they're going to rely more on the forensic evidence than any eyewitness identification. and we've talked about eyewitness identification not being all that credible. it he

and 25 year old lamont taylor -- both of chicago, were killed in the crash. it happened about 2:30 yesterday morning near cottage grove. witnesses say the car was speeding behind the semi while it was slowing down. the car then hit the semi from behind... becoming stuck underneath. no school again today for students in waukegan.. as teacher salary negotiations head waukegan school district 60e. released a statement saying salaries demanded by the union however, union board members claim the district gained a 37- million dollar surplus over the past four years. the district is apologizing for the inconveniences caused by the strike. the bears were their own worst enemy in another second half collapse. bears were up by as much as 14, bears were up three in the back. fourth, when jay cutler overthrows a receiver, right to the panthers would kick a field. goal to tie it at 24. next possession, matt forte runs off to the right.. and he fumbles the ball. that gives the panthers a very short field.. it's third and goal when cam newton finds former bear greg olsen fo

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two years since lamont ellis was shot and killed in frederick, maryland. mother will speak during a news conference at 10:00 this morning. if you have information on this case, call the frederick city police department. >>> also today, you may find it harder to catch a cab in montgomery county. union cabbies there plan a slow moving traffic protest. they say cab companies are charging too much to lease their cars. cab drivers will drive to the county executive building in rockville beginning at 11:00 this morning asking county leaders to start regulating leasing fees for cab drivers. >>> your commute could soon be quicker. vdot will launch a pilot program allowing buses to use the shoulder on i-66 inside the beltway during heavy traffic. the one-year program is expected to begin by november. vdot is working with different transit companies to hammer out the rules. >>> the redskins come back from a long break tonight. they'll be at home and we know a lot of you will pack the parking lots here at fedex field just hours from now. both the skins and the seattl

think it's important for the future of ferguson that he step aside, but i heard our colleague, marc lamontarlier that he thought that this might be some of the p.r. moves towards softening the blow in case that there isn't a vote to indict, and my initial reaction, don, was, holy cow. i wonder if they're getting signaled from inside that grand jury that there's not going to be an indictment and starting to do things publicly. >> there you go. >> -- to try to play this down? >> that's how people on the ground feel. >> and you have covered this on your show yitzhak shams cnn, on thought this is a rush to judgment. i wonder how this plays into this, if the chief does step down next week? >> i view it as total confirmation of the is a spirgs i've had several weeks and spoken pucklily ago. all of those, the "new york times" a week ago, offering leaks in the "l.a. times," leaks in the st. louis post dispatch relative to the african-american accounts support ive of the officer and the autopsy xugting his arms weren't in the air. as i read the tea leaves, don i have been saying, all calibrated and

we want to talk about this now with our cnn political commentators mark lamont hill and ben ferguson.ton lawyer, longtime democrat insider? i know on the one hand this is a white house that has a tremendous number of national security threats to track. you have the wars in iraq and syria, homeland threat possibly of isis. so here's an attempt to give someone the lead on this. but do you think this was the right choice? >> i do think it was the right choice. many people called for a medical doctor, and i think a medical doctor has a place. that place is the surgeon general's office. this person is someone who can handle crises and this is certainly a crises. it should be someone who can handle the logistics of washington. he has experience doing that. you want someone who has washington know-how. you get doctor, defer to expert, defer to the cdc, defer to the acting surgeon general, but you need a washington person. >> ben, do czars work? we've had drug czars. we now have an ebola czar. >> sure. >> a lot of president, republican and democrat, have done this. do they make a difference?

. >> reporter: indeed, democrat ned lamont went so far as to cut himself into the movie when he ran for >> i'm going to be there to fight for the people of connecticut. >> reporter: he ultimate ly lost maybe because the one thing missing from his scene, the real mr. smith who after all only existed in make believe. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we close with good news. the pentagon did not release any names of service members killed in afghanistan this week. that's all for us today. we'll see you back here next week. have a great day.

. >> reporter: indeed, democrat ned lamont went so far as to cut himself into the movie when he ran for >> i'm going to be there to fight for the people of connecticut. >> reporter: he ultimate ly lost maybe because the one thing missing from his scene, the real mr. smith who after all only existed in make believe. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we close with good news. the pentagon did not release any names of service members killed in afghanistan this week. that's all for us today. we'll see you back here next week. have a great day. >> in the news, new developments in the ebola cases. the first case of the disease being transmitted in the u.s. huge clouds look up in the skies for the return of the blue angels. we will give you a view of the incredible high-flying fleet show. >> and live from emeryville. what gorgeous shot. 58 degrees. calm winds at the surface but upper bound we have gusty winds, bringing high fire danger back across the bay. we will take a look at that and the rest of the stories next on

. >> joining us now marc lamont hill, cnn political commentator.guson, cnn political commentator and host of the ben ferguson show. marc, i'm going to start with you. such a bone of contention as you saw there. do you think that most people paint islam or even here with too broad a brush when we ask about violence and pro o. pressing committed in the name of religion? >> i don't think most people do. i'd like to think most people appreciate that islam is like any other religion. there are fundamentalists. there are mainliners there are secularists. there are people who look at it -- but the bulk of people, the 1.6 billion people who practice islam an infinitesimal amount are engaged in any type of fanaticism that we see with isis and other groups. and when he says that islam is the mother lode of bad ideas that is horrific it's offensive and as ben said it's racist. >> that was some of the debate. they were also arguing whether liberals have failed when discussing islam, the treatment of women, the treatment of gays, free thinkers and public intell

. >> indeed ned lamont went so far as to cut himself into the movie when he ran for senate. >> i'll beor to fight for the people of connecticut. >> he ultimately lost maybe because the one thing missing from his scene, the real mr. smith who only existed in make believe. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we close with good news. the pentagon did not release any names of service makes killed in afghanistan this week. that's all for us today. we'll see you back here next week. have a great day. mt blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues! woo-hoo! as our gift to you, take 20% off the entire store. twenty percent! the entire store! hey, with savings like that, you could redo your entire house. just sayin'! blinds to go. blinds for life. ♪ this is the game. >> everybody will be watching. let's see what they're made of. >> prime time sunday night the philadelphia eagles and new york giants. >> if one-game season now and we're playing the giants. >> he's not a touchdown in the arm of jarm my mack sglin birds sit atop the nfc east and there's no room for error. >> they have grea

quick hell though a good -- hello to a good friend of ours, lamont easter is on "house of cards," he the secret service person and we met him at the d.c. "dancing with the stars" event and we think he's watching now and we want to say hello. >> his partner was shared by mike hydeck. >> going to the same dance instructor. great people. >>> all right. howard? >> it's going to be a good day today. but the best of the next three i believe. tomorrow is going to be wet. and unset. windy and then on sunday. well we're getting rid of the rain but the wind and the chill will be in the air. here's a look at the day planner on this halloween friday morning. talking about temperatures this morning 30s and 40s. but it will be much more comfortable this afternoon. upper 50s even a few low 60s. best chance of that d.c. and points south. with a mix of sun and clouds. and then the clouds will thicken up tonight. probably not until after midnight when we'll have a shower threat actually coming in from the east. trick-or-treat forecast, 57. partly to mostly cloudy there at 5:00 and down to 53 by 9:00 a

cnn commentator mark lamont hill joins us now and the co-host of real news.to play you a remark from the director of the cdc. he said today calls to shut down travel in and out of the affected countries in africa is the way to spread the prevent of this could actually backfire. >> we really need to be clear that we don't inadvertently increase the risk to people in this country by making it harder to respond to the needs in those countries by making it harder for us to get assistance in and therefore those outbreaks would become worse and go on longer and paradoxically something that we did to try to protect ourselves would actually increase our risk. >> marc, let me go to you first on that. we have heard increasingly the calls saying why are we flying in and out of these countries? you also have to help the people there. thousands of people in west africa have died. do you agree with what the cdc director is saying? >> i defer to their expertise. my first instinct to close the border and i don't want anything to come in or go out. but the truth is what they

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let's bring in cnn commentator mark lamont hill and also ben ferguson. you saw christine's report. is a lot better, it's a six-year low. and 248,000 jobs created last month. there are still, though, some underlying numbers that are really critical that don't make the headlines. you've got less than 63% of americans participating in the labor force the lowest since the 1970s. 3 million americans long-term unemployed meaning they've been out of work six months or longer. when you are out of work six months or longer it means it is harder for you to get a job. >> it's considerably harder. >> are we out of the woods? >> no. over the past five years we've seen progressive growth in jobs and also the rate of job increases. the unemployment rate dropped and those are good things and positive signs. i remember five years ago people said this will never happen we'll continue to plummet and we haven't. it's simply untrue. but the question is how can we get people back into the labor force and increase the pool itself and for the people on jobs to create living wages and long-term security fo

ryan is fairly painless to lamonte, the director of the next arnold harris at san jose state. she is a journal majoring in advertising. two is a longtime bay or a list in the kqed new server group in san jose. finally, melinda jackson come associate professor put up a science at san jose state. here's some of the key guidelines and rules of this debate. 75 minutes in length, 92nd onset in its defect or a bottle. there the possibility of 302nd dollar question. we share the topics of the debate with those men, the specific questions have not been revealed he agreed and started the studio audience to hold all applause until the very end. no cheering, booing or any other reaction except for right now. we want to officially welcome congressman mike honda and ro khanna. [applause] night to see you and have you both insider studios. we've agreed prior to the debate based on the coin flip you the first question goes to mr. khanna. this is a polarizing district you know so well. so much wealth and innovation. there are a lot of people and families struggling just to keep an -- make end

who your leader he is makes a huge difference for lamont. i am asking for live vote so we can continue the good work and we have more work to do. youre you will give me support. thank you for this privilege. >> our final closing statement. thank you, fellow candidates. i want to thank everybody for what i think has been a good, traditional vermont campaign. we're talking about issues and positive things. and shout out to the audience, it is great to see young people engaged. i have been engaged in politics since i was very then. i want to give a shout out to my mother, who died about one half months ago. my mother ran for state legislature for the first time in orange county. she was handicapped, and underdog, they did not think she is going to get elected. the foundation of her legislative career and her life "i am just naive enough to believe i can make a difference to mom run that race. she did make a difference. herei went to ask everyone is to join me. being naive to believe you can make a difference. decide who you want to support. , a

lamont also made the turn on red here but you have to come to a complete stop first.e stop means. the vehicle code reads that you must stop bloodline however fall less at the dmv test manual but advises how you can be disqualified when taking the test driver disobeys traffic signs signal you go through at or exceeding a brisk walking speed. 4 mi. an hour and a stop sign of flushing right return on red light tree >> : brought to my attention by a person taking the dmv test however was searched and the updated manuals seems to of been deleted >> : however face a loss as yet to come to a complete stop pretty much ignored by many drivers and at this intersection >> : after reading faced a comments about the intersection appears to be a common practice here >> : very busy intersection. much of the traffic in this direction exit from highway 11 and appears to be more than inconvenience read the safety feature. >> : for the record if you stop but don't stop at the limit line are in this case and the crosswalk. that's considered running a red light cream >> : and running a lo

host: lamont in charlotte. caller: good morning. club -- we have the same problem in san francisco. people who control medicaid and medicare are playing god. people who oppose this are playing god. i also want to say, we are a reflection of god. this is reallyat about money or is this really about closure for people after they have gone a lifetime of getting what they can to the country and to the people who love them and truly being able to find peace and closure so they can be happy when they die. have morewe independent people on your show? guest: thanks for that. me, the compassion and choices, for the rest of the country, we want this to be about the individual in the family. and not about money or power or ego. fundamentally a lot of what you are trying to say. to be anhis individual, personal decision for that person, within their family structure, within their faith, to be able to access whatever treatment they want at the end-of-life. anin tony ervine tweets -- in states like oregon and washington, there is a series of requ