valley. can you see the entire speech tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. chicago mayor rahm emanual on his initiatives for education and college preparedness. one of them would require chicago public high school seniors to have a post-graduation plan in place before receiving a diploma. >>> so long before today's guest became a politician, he attended sarah lawrence college. at college, before politics, and long before he was president barack obama's chief of staff. chicago mayor rahm emanual taught preschool. mayor emanuel's love of education followed him throughout his political career, into his tenure as chicago's mayor, wherever he oversees the third largest school system in the united states. he is credited with adding more than 200 additional school hours in the year. he's taken chicago school system to being on par with its peers. he implemented full-day kindergarten for every chicago child and fought for and won new accountability measures. during his tenure, the district wide chicago public school system graduation rate has grown by 16 percentage points, more than three tim

and discover a land without ever leaving chicago or looking for new things in the process democracy at the same time is the best and most fragile form of government on earth because it requires the active engaged in and informed citizenry. that is particularly true at this moment in time. with one of my favorite books the american spirit begins with words that ring true. history has a larger way of looking at life as a source of strength and inspiration will lay are and what we stand for in the central of our own time in our american history is the definition as a people and the nation is a story like the weather as the greatest treasure. from jefferson to hamilton the democracy shaped by writers that capture our hopes and 80 is to inspire space and sand are critical to insure the active in engaged citizen. at the core, the words matter not just to writers but also readers. the written word could be personal a truce or a story in the to the past, present past, present, future. we need to remember those who came before and celebrate those who stand among us and encourage future generati

situation and hells kitchen. at --add for a beginning community organizer in chicago did that is what begins progression.- sure that the job littleared in a called community jobs. it is not the sort of thing that gets bound into volumes. catalog at the online for the library of congress, and it showed that 11 or 12 scattered u.s. institutions once upon a time reported having catalog in jobs. i am living in britain. and sometimesng calling these u.s. college libraries that say they have it. first five or six, we don't have it any. -- any more. then i call the reference desk at indiana university at transylvania. -- pennsylvania. the lady that answered the phone said she would go take a look at email me. lo and behold, they have not thrown out, community jobs, june 1985. there is the ad. i want to tell that story, ,ecause historians like myself we rely upon librarians and archivists. there are central to producing vacuum -- factual history. >> are there no photos in this book? book.s is a very long good value for money as we would say in britain, but it is a pricey oak. -- pricey book.

steeped in a personal story that envelopes his hometown of chicago. we're glad you joined us. vig mensa coming up in just a moment. >>> so pleased to welcome vic mens too. program. he has worked with jay z and kanye and won plays for his politically charged lyrics. the autobiography is out this week and tackles serious issues and features appearances from pretty familiar faces. before our conversation with him, now a clip from the video for the song "rage." ♪ i want you to rage tonight ♪ before your final fly ♪ i want you to rage into the night ♪ ♪ i want you to know your ride before your final flight ♪ ♪ just as a burning bird >> i'm looking at this shot of all the water. i'm thinking what is in the watter that you're drink in chicago? collin, kanye, chance, you. the narrative that we get out of chicago is the story line that you know. that black people are killing black people and nothing is good outside of michigan avenue. >> right. >> and, yet, every other year or so there seems to be another creator, innovative, ground breaking artist that comes out of that city

job for a beginning community organizer in chicago and that job is what begins his progression. if i can briefly tell a great history story, i was pretty sure that the job ad appeared in a fool scrap newspaper advertorial called "community chops." it is not the kind of thing that gets bound into volumes and saved in libraries. i looked in the online catalog of the library of congress and it showed 11-12 scattered u.s. institutions reported having cataloged the magazine. i am living in britain. i start calling these u.s. collegiate libraries that happened. five or six say we don't have it anymore, then i called the reference desk at indiana university of pennsylvania, state college of the northwestern pennsylvania. a nice lady said i will go take a look. teresa is her name. lo and behold they had not thrown it out. "community jobs," june 1985. archivists and librarians are essential to producing our factual document footnote written history. brian: why are there no photos in this book? david: this is a very long book that is maybe good value for the money but it is a pricey book. publ

i'm in rolling meadows, illinois. it's a suburb of chicago. some weather, huh? i'm here to meet two brothers whose strange inheritance had some serious strings attached. >> my name is justin snyder. and in 2006, our friend and mentor bill fosser passed away, leaving my brother and me a sort of chicago institution -- his puppet opera. >> hi, justin. i'm jamie. >> jamie, nice to meet you. >> i'm told that you have something that i may never see again. >> here, follow me. >> i will. justin leads me behind the scenes of a most unusual opera house. >> all these boxes here contain costumes for various, different productions. >> wow! this is my kind of wardrobe. if only it came in my size. the costumes are so small because the players taking the stage aren't the supersized tenors and sopranos you expect to see at the opera. they're 16-inch puppets. the maestro behind this pint-size production, justin's boss, the late bill fosser. who was bill fosser? >> bill fosser taught me everything i know about puppetry. he had a unique ability to re-create full-scale environments, but in a miniature s

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of violence in the city of chicago. and clashes erupted between opposition protesters and police after millions of venezuelans joined a twenty four hour nationwide general strike those stories and more coming right up . it is friday july twenty first five pm in washington d.c. i'm a military man you're watching r t america. so israel's prime minister is unhappy with the ceasefire in southern syria that the us russia and jordan managed to achieve during the g twenty summit israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu thinks it will jeopardize israel's national security and empower iran in the meantime moscow responded by saying it will take israel's concerns into account artie's oleksiak chatzky has the report during the g twenty summit two weeks ago when donald trump and vladimir putin met face to face for the first time a major shift in middle eastern politics took place the two presidents along with jordan agreed on a ceasefire in southern syria which has been seen by many analysts as a major move to make the much coveted deescalation zones work russia has often said that those wo

the tea leaves from what we heard from the president. >> combating violence in chicago. could the administration plan help end the epidemic. next we'll talk to a chicago native who shares his outlook on what's nec next in the windy city. >> is to fight this violence of lies with the clenched fist of truth. >> controversial nra ad sparking a protest in fairfax virginia and sh thousands of women across the country are planning to attend. >> more millennials say they're purchasing guns but the reason not for protection. we're back right after this. >> ♪ (male announcer) remember when taking a bath and going for a swim became the same thing for a few days? then keep the tradition going at bass pro shops with great deals-- like savings of 25% on all in-stock towables, boards and skis. and check out our family summer camp. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 local news at 5:00. >> all right here's a look at our headlines at the half. first up d.c. police investigating an officer-involved shooting, it happened last night in the 700 block of park road northwest. that's in the petworth neighborhood.

or chicago. a paradigm shift shows north korea is fast overcoming obstacles and could tip missiles with the nukes. it has 20 nuclear warheads. what are your thoughts? >> this is probably the most serious threat we face on an immediate level. they're scrambling, to get the capacity to hit the united states, and crazy enough once they have the capacity, they'll do it, without regard of the consequences. we don't have a lot to expect from the u.n. nikki haley did a great job of making very clear this has to be taken more seriously than the past, but i really believe former ambassador john bolton has the right idea. there's nothing that's going to make this better, short of a reunification of the koreas and putting an end to the madman's leadership of north korea. yes, that sounds bold. yes, that sounds surreal that we would have to be talking like that. but you cannot wait until north korea hits a west coast city with a nuclear device and say my gosh, we should have done something. we can't do that. that would be way more of a blunder than anything and not taking the japanese seriousl

chicago we continue our special coverage of the violence plaguing the city. and the president from ns the cia's covert program to arm and train syrian rebel. and civilian deaths in afghanistan spike even higher in the first half of twenty seventeen those stories and more coming up right now. it's thursday june twentieth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching r.t. america. we begin today in chicago where violence continues to plague the city on wednesday alone at least fifteen people were wounded in shootings within eleven hours including a four year old boy and a six year old girl there were at least two reported instances of extreme road rage and several drive by's artie's natasha suite is alive in the newsroom with more natasha now that's right ashley a city employee takes road rage to an entirely new level and dean and gun fire it forty six year old chicago police dispatcher got into a verbal dispute with an eighteen year old wife an intersection on the south side wednesday with a confrontation became heated and the forty six year old and in the fight

to "politics nation." i went to chicago this week, among other things, to meet with local leaders regarding the trump administration's decision to send federal agents to that city in order to stop the epidemic of gun crime. i will tell you more later in the show, but also we will talk to a former congresswoman who is pleading with her former colleagues not to take away her healthcare coverage after she has been diagnosed with ms. but we start with president trump. this morning a fresh new poll shows americans give trump the lowest six-month approval rating of any president dating back 70 years. just 36%. his white house is still deal with the fallout from don trump junior's ex mails suggesting potential collusion with the russian government during the 2016 election. the president played defense and went as far as blaming the obama administration, accusing former attorney general loretta lynch of granting a visa to the russian lawyer who met with trump junior. how twisted is that? joining me is matthew miller, the former chief spokesman for the justice department, and an msnbc just

read. it has a great balance. thank you all so much. i did really cool things here in chicago. there are three of them here. i thought that was the only people that would be here today so here's a thank you so much. t right off the bat this is how he described chicago. instead of being transparent and honest.no and best even the smallest petty criminals. they are full of crap. they were too close to the white people on thehe tray, tell us a little bit about loyally all in your roots here and how chicago kind of safety. i was going to freestyle hip hop back when it was a big thing.d i was a student at loyola university where i have that. i began interviewing people in a and serious ties to criminal justice reform and while she reads that i will poke plenty of fun at myself. and have a lot of fun. i went through very dark. of time in life. when i become to the ridiculous nest in the country. t it goes for republicans as well as democrats. they were my libertarian beliefs that i just i don't think the government can be the solution for everything. that you can just continue to throw mor

celebrated its independence this week, in parts of chicago there was no reason to party as gun violence continued to rock the windy city. we will talk about that in a moment. >>> also, president trump's voter fraud commission is having a real hard time fighting a problem that simply doesn't exist. more on that also later in the show. >>> but first, it was a big week for president trump on the international stage, meeting with a number of g-20 world leaders including vladimir putin. among topics of discussion was the escalating tensions with north korea. joining me is gordon chang, a columnist for the daily beast and author of the books "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world" and "the coming collapse of china." also with me is malcolm nance our msnbc terrorist analyst and executive director of the terror asymmetrics project. he is the author of "the plot to hack america, how putin's cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election." gordon, how does the world look this morning at the united states? i mean, we saw this week g-20, first time the united states

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south of chicago and then traveled to wallace decodes the new language of artificial intelligence state to. financials by a guy by a i pod on a teacher's. think almost five. i saw some of my ex from the future truck i watched kaiser. credit is one of the basic instruments to drive an economy but it can also lead to tragedy i did it i took a line to how to start game big and meant that the debts tie game and it was. many lives have been broken excessive the banks got you into trouble. big bankers come. by the banks but i didn't think of. the lost money through the back. creditors people see no future bad face and have you know you become ill you due to job your relationship breaks down you become a casualty is dead on life long or is there no way out of those actually going to bed hungry no would like to ditch a bill for so much risk and. i really think that liberal democracy is in deep trouble as a deliberate democratic politicians have sort of created their own soul of what matters and they're leaving out more and more in the larger historical sense i would say liberal democracy

. presentadora:si parÓn de un evento en contra de la violencia que sacude chicago que este fin de semana dejÓ decenas de heridos. viviana Ávila tiene los detalles de esta ola deviolencia. viviana: participaron de un evento para detener la violencia con armas de fuego que azota chicago, luego de un sangriento fin de semana. se reunieron en el mismo lugar, donde garcÍa perdiÓ la vida el viernes pasado, cuando iba en un carro junto con un hombre de 31 aÑos. otra persona comenzÓ a disparar y el menor no sobreviviÓ al impacto de bala sobre su espalda. >> nos quitaron a un inocente un niÑo de nueve aÑos, debe de vivir una vida larga y debe de vivir en un lugar compÁs, tranquilo y con sus padres. reportera: una de las 10 vÍctimas mortales. la muerte ha causado indignaciÓn y ha hecho que niÑos hablen sobre el tema. >> yo me siento bien triste porque cÓmo una persona tiene corazÓn para hacer una cosa de esas? reportera: la policÍa de chicago, dice que se han registrado tiroteos en los que han muerto 369 personas. 14 han sido menoresde acuerdo con el periÓdico de chicago. >> no se puede

online at booktv.org. >> hello, everybody, and welcome to the 33rd annual "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest. want to thank our sponsors. today's program is being broadcast live on c-span 2's we're going to have time end to have a q & a session so when the time comes, please like up at the microphone to your right so that our home viewing audience can hear the questions. with that, i'm going to hand it with that, i'm going to hand it over to your interviewer, amy carr, associate mapping are editor for the "chicago tribune. " [applause] >> welcome to lit fest. i'm here pleased to be here with lisa napoli. former journalist, current journalize. he man who made the mcdonald's fortune and the woman who gave it all wow. " i love this title. thick people don't often appreciate lounge it goes into getting a perfect title. >> i think this is a great headline. >> i grew up in new york which is the master of headlines but i got lucky. it is a book about that man who meat mcdonald's to what we know today and amazing, head-spinning philanthropy of his third wife, joan kroc. when we were putting

prisiÓn. ilia: gracias. un inmigrante mexicano demandÓ a la policÍa y a la ciudad de chicago por haberlo incluido errÓneamente en una base de datos dde pandilleros. asegura que esto ha sido un obstÁculo paraÉl poder cumplir con sus sueÑos. no es la primera vez que se rreceta una demanda de ese tipo en chicago. reportera: este es el inmigrante mexicano luis vicente, quien a travÉs de sus abogados instaurÓ una demanda contra el departamento de policÍa y la ciudad de chicago, por haberlo incluido en una base de datos de pandilleros que ellos tienen. >> esta demanda se trata de declarar mi nombre inocente porque me estÁn cargando de que soy un pandillero, un criminal. realmente soy un hombre trabajador. reportera: dice que estar en esa base de datos le ha impedido tener beneficios migratorios a los que calificarÍa. >> yo busquÉ daca dos veces. la segunda vez fue para que nos era una explicaciÓn de por quÉ no me aceptaron, y tambiÉn apliquÉ para la visa. reportera: la demanda indica que pedro fue detenido en 2011. pasÓ seis meses en un centro de detenciÓn en texas. este activi

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