as a result, 100 ceasefire workers have been sidelined and only a handful, like tillman are still ontreets thanks to private donations. >> if we had the opportunity to have funding, this place would be bustling right now. >> reporter: in march there were five workers that were cut from this ceasefire office, and patrolled the streets nearby. so far there have been 30% more shootings than last year. >> the violence interrupter is not out there to stop them from doing anything, but be a constant reminder that we can do something different. we don't have to pull the trigger or pick up a gun to solve a problem. >> debra gorman smith also says there's a correlation. she says research has found violent crime can drop as much as half in neighborhoods where ceasefire is active. and cutting the program could cost illinois a lot more than the $4.5 million it spent in recent years to fund it. >> if we're looking at costs for hospital care and loss of work, those -- those cost range anywhere between 50 and $80,000 per shooting. >> reporter: we asked the governor's office about the cut, it answer

college football arizona state honk tillman with everybody wearing the tillman name on the back of theee free man already over 1,000 yards. rushing this year. 61 yard here as oregon goes up 10 nothing. second quarter fourth and 1 and throwing. vernon adams. wide open. 17-7 duck but got the worst pass defense in the pack 12. asu take advantage. mike down the side line to gary chambers 39 yards and it's asu. they have come back in a big way. now leading 24-17 in the third quarter. it's almost november which means college basketball right around the corner. pre-season poll here one of the best recruiting class in the entire country. arrival of these 2 guy changes everything in berkeley. bishop and ivan and georgia player of the year brown. both all americans. friends. when they got to cal roommates in berkeley. met the media today. if play on court is as impressive as the rapport off of it, look out. >> i kind of played a role for him like to. >> that's the role i play. he's walking around so it's cool just seeing that. i'm happy for him. i didn't know he was funny. 4[ he's a comedia. at

and before a game a moving tribute to former sun devil's star, tillman who was killed in afghanistan while serviceeing as an army ranger. and the ducks coming up on top. and taking on west virginia in fort worth texas. next to pittsburgh, north carolina taking on the pits. and a 26-19 win over the panthers. to the stinker of the day and i'm talking about thue adult in the stands who took the puck and awarded with a nhl puck and a sidney crosby jersey. >>> just ahead, clooney welcoming a new edition and jimmy kimmel is in the spooky spirit or something like that. you're watching "early today."oday."and one of delicious sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult... with frosted mini-wheats spirit or something like that. allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... ...doctors recommend taking claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy, 24-hour relief for... ...fewer interruptions from the amazing things

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before the game a moving tribute to pat tillman, who was killed in afghanistan while serving.self went into triple overtime. the ducks came out on type 61-55. and tcu taking on west virginia in texas. the horn frogs strike first and cruise to the easy victory. in north carolina. the tar heels striking early and often as they extend their six game winning streak with the win over the panthers. now to the stinkers of the day. and i'm talking about the adults in the stands who snagged a puck from a kid. the disappointed youngster was later rewarded with not only a puck but also this sweet jersey. love it. paige back to you. >> thanks betty. just ahead, george and amal are welcoming a new edition. and plus jimmy kimmel is in the spooky spirit. or something like that. ® have 8 layers of nutritious wheat... and one of delicious sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. ♪ ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into. and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult... with frosted mini-wheats® allergies distracting you? when your symptoms

very light winds right now and crystal-clear skies all the way to tillman island and beyond. temperatures right now holding in the middle 50's. we will see in additional rise of four or five degrees in the afternoon. that very cool and dry air will continue to have a bit of a west-northwesterly breeze. 60 for a high and the city today. 58 degrees in the northern suburbs. a little bit cooler as we head off to the north and the west. i think everyone will enjoy similar weather conditions. the satellite and radar shows things clearing out nicely. high pressure building in and we will be in good shape. the weekend for you -- tomorrow will see a lot of sunshine inths in the 60's. onto sunday, it looks like we will be mainly cloudy and a bit milder in this mid 60's. chance in the evening. before you turn the clock back tomorrow night, the weather will be just fine with cloudy skies and temperatures in the lower 50's. we will check out the weekend and the on in more detail in a few minutes. news, and other weather several reported tornadoes left damage in parts of texas today. and c

. >> reporter: police say the town tillman interrupted two officers who had stopped to question four men about suspicious activity. >> leave here. >> i'm telling you this is her scene. back off. you're interfering. >> reporter: miller was later charged with interfering with a public service, and resisting arrest. do you condone the actions of officer kelly in tasing the councilman? >> we are reviewing the entire incident. we want to look at it at its entirety. we're not going to take a little snippet and try to make some judgment from that. >> get out of the car! >> reporter: prairie view is the same community where a state trooper arrested sandra bland in july. she died while in jail, ruled a suicide. a wrongful death suit by her family is pending. >> that was nbc's janet shamlian reporting. >>> florida woman is in some hot water after using the app periscope to broadcast herself driving drunk. >> -- all the way home people, without a ticket. i am drunk beyond belief, people. i can't read -- drunk all the way home. >> 23-year-old whitney beale was pulled over by police after viewers

arizona state was taking on oregon before the game a moving tribute to former sun devils star pat tillman who was killed in afghanistan while serving as an army ranger. the game itself, though, went into triple overtime with the ducks coming out on top 61-55. on to number five, tcu taking on west virginia in fort worth, texas. the horned frogs strike first and cruise to an easy victory. now to the stinker of the day and i'm talking about the adult in the stands who snagged a puck from a kid at last night's sabres/pension game. the disappointed youngster was later rewarded with not only an nhl puck but also this sweet sidney crosby jersey. glad to see it all ended up just fine. okay. so find out how a dancing cop managed to defuse a tense situation while getting president obama's attention. plus, can the new speaker guarantee a clean slate in the house moving forward? >> and there's nothing worse than trick-or-treating in the rain. we're going to be watching a few spots that are going to be doing just that. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. it takes a lot of work... to run this busine

and, you know, ben tillman was an important figure in south carolina history. but we should tell the whole story about ben tillman so that people go to the state house grounds and see that statue they understand he helped expand higher education and led a populist movement that broadened for some people and he also lynched people and we lived with that for so long. when we move forward it's important that we regain the trust of all people in the state regardless of their color, regardless of their creed. regardless of where they come from and we have to always think about that. we don't want to be the party of any one group like we were in the '30s and '40s and '50s. we want to be a party for everybody. >> great. awesome. can i -- i'm going to hand it over to jessica. i want to offer a couple of quick points. one is on the issue of race it is very important that you -- you think about the local community you're in. there's no prophylactic way to always do it. there are some ways that are universal. one is, it's okay for anyone of any color to talk about racial

. >> arizona state honors the late pat tillman last night. his name and pt4 and the definite victims were undefeated and played in the rose bowl. the safety from san jose gave up pro football after the 9/11 attacks and live the cardinals to become an army ranger. he was killed by friendly fire in afghanistan in 2004. the ducks pet the devils in triple overtime 61-55. >> federal assistance for california wildfire victims has reached $20 million. half of the money came in interest disaster loans. 3,500 from lake county have contacted fema or register for assistance. the deadline is november 23rd. >> fire officials say an extra $ $1 is million a year is needed to shore up services in sonoma to recover taxpayer funds. officials say many of the fire armies are struggling financially and facing a dwindling volunteer force. >> more options for medical care according to the "press democrat," with a shuttered hospital re-opening as sonoma west medical center on petaluma avenue that closed in 2014 because of financial issues. supporters raised money to

montgomery county is considering alternatives like converting tillman middle school back into a high school. >> walter johnson, and to look within the cluster. whether we open closed schools? how would we do that? >> reporter: another recommendation is to transfer students from gaithersburg high school to wootton and magruder where the student population is growing as rapidly. francis frost is the president of the montgomery county council of parent/teacher association. >> i think there will be some parents who will be upset that they have to move from the school that they had planned for their child to go to with their neighborhood and with their neighbors. i think there's always that unrest when there's change. >> we asked families with students at mcgreweder and gaithersburg what they think. there's a great idea and capacity at mcgreweder and we have wonderful teachers there and we would like to see more student comes there to enjoy what we have to offer. >> as part of a gaithersburg high student how would you feel if your student was transferred to magruder or wootton? >> i would

. >> arizona stated honored the late pat tillman in the game against oregon. the players said his name and a special pt42 badge on unit forms from the 96 nbc season when he and the devils were undefeated and played in the rose bowl. he gave up pro football after the 9/11 attacks. he left the arizona cardinals to become an army ranger but was killed by friendly fire in afghanistan in 2004. the ducks beat the devils last night in triple overnight 61-55. >> federal assistance for california wildfire victim has reached $20 million. more money is on the way. half of machine came the form of low interest disaster loans for businesses, homeowners and renters. 3,500 people have contacted fema for information or registered for assistance. the deadline to register is november 23rd. >> fire officials say an extra $11 million a year is needed to shore up services in sonoma county. that is according to the "press democrat." most money will recover newspapers from taxpayer that are shifted to other areas. many of the fire agencies are struggling financially and facing a dwi

tillman became a celebrity and made millions. makes people smile.olled along on a skateboard and surfing waves as weal. set a world record in 2009 as the as fast asse efastest skate canine. apple is promising big things for your biggest shows and apps. but they're facing stiff come tigss. we have details. >> these new devices start to go on sale on friday. if you don't have one, basically it's a box that helps connect your big screen tv to all the programming that's available on the internet. for example, there's a cnn app that allows you to watch cnn with interactive feature. there's apps for espn and lots of other channels. but also for kinds of things you're not used to doing on your big screen tv. there are apps to try to find homes for sale in your neighborhood. there's apps to look up recipes and what to cook for dinner. there's lots of companies in this space that are making their own versions of these devices. amazon and google and roku and others. but apple is so big, has such immense scale that every move it makes is closely studied by the

tillman for tita is also in the business.your perspective on what he is dealing with. tilman: it is very interesting. first off, i do not know how you do not tell him. you have to surveillance, you need to know what you are higher. -- will hire. i cannot imagine what he's going to. erik: if he did all those things , he did all those things right, he hired other people. tilman: they are just messing with the casino operators. when you talk about how they were all making $1 billion per year, i'm sure they had a problem with it. he was bringing in the licensed to sell for $1 billion. they did not write correct, that you cannot write a transfer another license. that is one thing that helped him through the recession when he saw the license for $1 billion. everything was great. erik: should this make people -- stephanie: hold on. erik: my millennial terminal gurus sent me something, hillary clark shows up, what happens to stocks and the last few years and it blew my mind. matt: this is 2013. everybody is getting an double, it was

tillman also enjoyed surfing and snowboarding.aid he never managed to getting around to teaching the bulldog traditional canine tricks. look at him go there. >> none of that sit and stay. he only lived ten years, but what a life he lived. >> absolutely. >>> so thursday switching from dogs to cats, thursday was national cat day in the united states. >> but the internet is always full of funny videos from prideful cat owners. here is cnn's jeanne moos. >> reporter: for cat people. >> really? >> reporter: every day is national cat day. but instead of staying home and clipping your cat, imagine watching cat clips. 100 of them at the berkeley performance center in boston. we're talking masterpieces like the cat and the lamp. or the cat trying to catch its tail. where is it? and then falls off the couch looking for it. or cat versus printer. most of the clips are cinema verite style. now better known as youtube videos. that give the impression cats might not care about national cat day or us. >> come on, remy, come on it. >> reporter: i

we talked about pitchfork ben tillman who said we have to kill them to prevent them from thinking they can marry our daughters, move near our homes and be our equal. so the attempts by african-americans to be postracial has never been successful. they've had to have federal troops march them into college. they've had to have federal troops march their children into elementary school. they've had to fight mobs of screaming mothers, women. they had to fight lynching. and so every president up to barack obama has had to confront the race question. tyler, buchanan and lincoln all were confronted with the question of what to do with all of these africans who in some communities comprised 90% of the population, right? and who were feared and loathed by the people who lived with them. lincoln was the one who was successful, that's why we see him as a successful president. woodrow wilson, confronted with this question of what to do about the lynching of black soldiers who were coming home and had the cheek to wear a uniform and walk around proud as if they were white men trying to be postracia

. >> on the next washington journal, pentagon reporter andrew tillman on the decision to send combat advisors to the middle east. then, a discussion about the world health organization's recent report linking processed meats to cancer. we will talk to michael jacobson and janet riley of the north american meat institute. and a look at republican efforts to impeach the irs commissioner amid accusations that he misled the public and destroyed documents. washington journal begins live with your phone calls, tweets and facebook comments at 7 a.m. eastern time on c-span. a discussion about hispanic voters in the 2016 and 2018 elections. then, a look at the effect of social media on political campaigns. later, members of the white house press corps on covering the presidency and the obama administration's relationship with the media. >> all persons having business before the supreme court of the united states. give their attention. >> this week on c-span's landmark cases, we will discuss the historic supreme court case of schenck versus the united states. in 1917, the united states entered

. >> tomorrow on washington journal, andrew tillman looks at the ongoing violence by isis and why the defense department is recommending increased milley inivity -- military activity iraq and syria. then michael jacobson and janet riley discuss a recent report linking processed meats and cancer. after that, sarah westwood of the washington examiner on republican efforts to impeach the irs commissioner. plus, your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. washington journal, live saturday at 7:00 a.m., on c-span. look at our primetime schedules on the c-span networks. starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern, press secretary josh earnest answers questions on the obama administration's decision to authorize u.s. special operations forces in syria. on c-span to come a discussion on ways to increase the number of americans saving for retirement, and on c-span three, the senate foreign relations committee holds a diplomatic hearing thresholds a hearing for two diplomatic posts. holds a hearing for two diplomatic posts. every weekend, the c-span networks future programs on politics, nonfiction books

mike: we have been privileged to have these tillman here today. please join me in a round of applause to the chairman. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] announcer: the house republican members meet tuesday -- wednesday, that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. after that the homeland security committee holds a meeting on homeland six ready threats. and the head of the terrorism center are expected to testify. house armed services subcommittee gets an update on the f 35 joint fight strider -- strike fighter program. 3:30 p.m.ve at eastern on c-span three. announcer: a signature feature of book tv is our all-day coverage of booked fairs and festivals from across the country with top nonfiction authors. , and are live in madison at the end of the month we are in nashville. at the start of november, we are on the east coast for the boston book festival. in the middle of th

if you start to roll back all of gs that this demonstration has put into place, ladies and tillman, weemen, who are these role makers? they are bureaucrats. they're not elected by indianyo ne. when we roll it back, and we must, when we do a top to bottom review, we need a lot fewer people. and please be assured that one of the first questions i will ask you is, do you think that bill that got past that allowed us to fire the top 400 senior executives of the v.a. for dereliction of duty, do you believe that process all to ght to apply? press 1 for yes. we get it done by taking advantage of every single person that retires. by making sure that as we simplify and examine government, that we do not replace. it on making sure every time we roll back, the people responsible for administering that are no longer there. and we make sure that there is consequence in the federal government for failure to perform. [applause] >> how do you prioritize to spend money on things that matter? [inaudible] carly fiorina: the question was about priorities. if the goal is to reduce spending but invest prope

let's bring in jim tillman, aviation expert.nformation there from ron mott from metro jet experienced pilot by the data released so far, and ron mott also describing to us if pitching, the bobbing, and then this sudden loss of the speed, and then we don't see it in radar anymore. what do you think of these pieces of information that are preliminary? >> well, as i am sure that you agree, that we have bits and pieces of information, that we are trying to put together to form some kind of a picture of what must have gone wrong. i heard someone earlier today describe what happen ed ed in t final moments as catastrophic. i would agree with that phrase. it had to be like that. this crew certainly sounds like they were perfectly capable of handling the routine flight, but for them to go into the oscillation of whether they are up or down or up and down means that we have had a control issue. it could have been some kind of control issue dealing with some kind of a power problem. but you can see where we are going. total speculation. th

pentagon record -- the next "wall street journal," andrew tillman on sending more advisers to the middle east to help on the fight against isis. then a discussion about the w.h.o.'s' recent report linking processed meats to cancer we talk to the center for signs and the public interest, andant riley of the north american meat institute. and a look at republican efforts to impeach irs commissioner john amid accuracy cases he destroyed documents under subpoena. >> on newsmakers, texas congressman kevin brady, a member of the ways and means committee, talks about his interest in replacing paul ryan as chair of the committee as well as tax issues, the budget deal and the congressional agenda natural the new speaker, newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, war and the challenges of international law. a swiss foreign affairs official and other panelist spoke to center for strategic and international studies for an hour and a half. >> good morning, to you for coming. i am jim lewis. i work here. we have a really good panel today. we appreciate everybody coming

hillman was a important figure in south carolina history, but we should tell a whole story about then tillman when people go into that statue they understand yes, he helped expand higher education and let a populist movement that broadened opportunity for some people, but he was also a vicious rapist who wish and supported lynching black people in our state, which is a terrible legacy that we've lived with for so long. when we move forward for the future it's important we regain the trust of all people in the state regardless of their color, regardless of their creed, regardless of where they come from and out to always think about that. we don't want to be the party of any one group like we were in the 30s and 40s and 50s. we want to be a party for everyone. [applause]. >> i will headed over to jessica, but i want to offer a few quick points. one is on the issue of race, it is very important that you think about the local community you are in. or is no prophylactic way to always do it. there are things i think are universal. it's okay for anyone of any color to talk about racial injustice. i

on the next "washington journal," reporter andrew tillman on the decision to send more u.s. combat advisors to the middle east. then a discussion about the world health organization possible recent report linking process meets to cancer. we will talk to michael jacobson for the center for science and public interest and janet riley of the north american meat institute. a look at republican efforts to impeach the irs commissioner on among allegations he misled the public and destroyed documents sought under a congressional subpoena. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. >> all persons have business before the honorable supreme court of the united states, draw near and give their attention. >> this week on "landmark cases," we will discuss the historic case of shank versus the united states. in 1917, the united states entered world war i. high, and some forms of criticism of the government were a federal offense. charles shank who was general secretary of the philadelphia socialist party mailed leaflets against the draft. >> this was a flyer pro