they include civil rights attorney robert bennett. they include jack -- founder of law-enforcement against prohibition. it includes judge linda hatchett who is representing castille's family and a tragedy we shot saw aired out by diamond reynolds worldwide last year she recorded the aftermath of an officer who killed philander castille while her 4-year-old daughter was in the backseat. we are joined by martin jeffries, a mother who is here and will share the news with you about the tragic death of her daughter who died in a mass shooting in washington, d.c. gunned it down by an ak-47. we also have camille williams, a millennial who will tell you the tragic story of having lost 28 loved ones and friends to gun violence is outside of chicago. something nobody should have to endure live with. we have george woods who is a neuropsychologist of the president of the national law of national hell. why have we brought this a panel of experts to you we have done so because gun violence is a multi- spirit issue you cannot look at it to simply o

they include civil rights attorney robert bennett. they include jack -- founder of law-enforcement against prohibition. it includes judge linda hatchett who is representing castille's family and a tragedy we shot saw aired out by diamond reynolds worldwide last year she recorded the aftermath of an officer who killed philander castille while her 4-year-old daughter was in the backseat. we are joined by martin jeffries, a mother who is here and will share the news with you about the tragic death of her daughter who died in a mass shooting in washington, d.c. gunned it down by an ak-47. we also have camille williams, a millennial who will tell you the tragic story of having lost 28 loved ones and friends to gun violence is outside of chicago. something nobody should have to endure live with. we have george woods who is a neuropsychologist of the president of the national law of national hell. why have we brought this a panel of experts to you we have done so because gun violence is a multi- spirit issue you cannot look at it to simply o

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first, by robert bennett then followed by jack cole and then concluding with doctor george was. and we will have a brief question for question and answer after. mr. bennett? >> i am a trial lawyer in minneapolis. i've been doing work for 40 years most of which has been involved in section 1983 civil rights work and much is done with police misconduct. as the media coverage has grown in the past years, i think the public has a little better understanding of it. the police when asked about it today force is sometimes ugly and brutal and ordinary citizens are t able to understand what wt they'rthey are really is when te it. i have a contrary view that seeing is believing. we have a short window of time today, and i want to get to some things before you make your own judgments on the particular cases. but the images you are abouto see have helped people make decisions about whether to bring the case is abt whether to bring disciplinary actions against the police officers rarely criminal actions and they have in several cases made the ability of medical examiners to make proper manne

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luann bennett >>> as we head towards conference championships in high school football we stop a moment to recognize a player who received a big honor and will get to live out a dream. diane roberts has the story on game on verity. >> ? ? >> ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> they nathan proctor has power and speed. it's no wonder that dozens of colleges have their eye on the 6 foot 2 inch, 170 pounder. his hard work and discipline on and off the field have paid paid off. he was named to the under armour team of the week. >> i feel like it's paid off. >> all those people about whom he cares so deeply were there as he received his all american jersey. >> let's put our hands together. >> the accomplishment is all the more notable when you realize his grades could have kept him from all of this. as a freshman nathan was a d student. >> did you ever think you would see the day when he would be a 3.5 student? >> honestly no but i'm happy. i'm so excited about this . >> you should finish thi as a freshman year he had a 1.6. a lot of growth from then until now. >> excellence in the classroom is drilled into their players from their football coach to their academic coach. >> i'm so proud to watch him

performances by tony bennett, neil diamond, dolly parton, garth brooks and tricia yearwood, that's just to name a few. that's going to wrap up this hour. i'm thomas roberts. kate snow is up next. >>> thomas, thanks. i'm kate snow. we begin with a grim picture in the southeast. the death toll from the massive wildfires in tennessee standing at four people. rainy weather could be helping going forward but it also brings new concerns of mud and rockslides. remember that story about soldiers being forced to pay

performances by tony bennett, neil diamond, dolly parton, garth brooks and tricia yearwood, that's just to name a few. that's going to wrap up this hour. i'm thomas roberts. kate snow is up next. >>> thomas, thanks. i'm kate snow. we begin with a grim picture in the southeast. the death toll from the massive wildfires in tennessee standing at four people. rainy weather could be helping going forward but it also brings new concerns of mud and rockslides. remember that story about soldiers being forced to pay back their re-enlistment bonuses? the pentagon will forgive the reenlistment bonuses that were improperly awarded to thousands of iraq veterans. it's part of a defense bill the house will vote on on friday requiring the pentagon to refund any repayments that soldiers have already made. in other words, they get to keep the money. new this afternoon, the north carolina police officer who shot and killed keith lamont scott in september will not be charged. that's according to prosecutors. they say he acted lawfully. my colleague kristen welker joins me now. you were on the trump transition call today. how did he characterize it for you? >> i asked about