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PFW Quick Hits: Chicago Bears QB Future?
The Chicago Bears could be looking at a quarterback controversy, and it’s only week 4 in the NFL. With Jay Cutler sidelined with a thumb injury and Brian Hoyer at the helm, it’s making many wonder, what is the future of the Bears QB position? Will they look to draft talent in the 2017 NFL Draft? Can they turn to free-agency and get the top guy they need? Hub Arkush breaks it down in today’s “PFW Quick Hit” sponsored by Windy City Wire. 
PFW Quick Hits: Rumblings in Cleveland

With the front office set up in Cleveland, it wouldn’t long before Hue Jackson and those running the Browns front office would not see eye to eye. As Hub Arkush explains, those who have the power are clearly not making the right calls, as many of the Browns draft picks are not NFL ready, and it’s leaving fans wondering who exactly is making these calls?
PFW Quick Hits: Houston Texans forced to move on without Watt

The Texans officially placed J.J. Watt on injured reserve Wednesday, which means he'll miss at least eight weeks and could be done for the season after re-injuring his surgically repaired back in Week Three. As Arthur Arkush explains, it will be up to players like QB Brock Osweiler and OLB Jadeveon Clowney to step up in order to keep their team atop the AFC South.
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Bill McKibben: Dakota Access Pipeline Resistance Powerful Enough to Overwhelm Fossil Fuel Industry

We speak with 350.org’s Bill McKibben about how the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of hundreds of other tribes from across the U.S., Canada and Latin America have resisted construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access pipeline, even as police carrying assault rifles responded to them with armored vehicles, tear gas and helicopters. "We cannot pump more oil," McKibben says. "Frontline communities, and particularly indigenous people, have been in the forefront of this climate fight." He also discusses Hillary Clinton’s failure to take a stance on the project and how some unions have supported the resistance.
Arlie Russell Hochschild on "Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the America"

Part 2 of our interview with famed sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild. She spent much of the last five years with some of Donald Trump’s biggest supporters, researching her new book, "Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right." It has just been nominated for a National Book Award.
Hunger Strikes, Marches & Work Stoppages: Unprecedented National Prison Strike Enters Third Week

The largest prison work strike in U.S. history has entered its third week. Organizers report that as of last week at least 20 prisons in 11 states continued to protest, including in Alabama, California, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, New York, Ohio, South Carolina and Washington. The Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee says at one point about 20,000 prisoners were on strike. With protest has come punishment. Several facilities have been put on lockdown, with prisoners kept in their cells and denied phone access both before and during the strike. Organizers have also been put in solitary confinement.
"I Called You to Help Me, But You Killed My Brother": Police Shoot Dead Unarmed African-American Man

Police in the San Diego, California, suburb of El Cajon shot and killed an unarmed African-American man Tuesday, after his sister called 911 to report her brother was having a mental health emergency. Eyewitnesses said 30-year-old Alfred Olango was holding his hands up when he was tased by one police officer and then fired upon five times by another officer. In video posted online, Alfred Olango’s grieving sister is seen tearfully confronting police. She tells them, "I called you to help me, but you killed my brother."
Alabama Guards Stage Work Strike Months After Prisoner Uprising at Overcrowded Holman Facility

Prison officials in Alabama have confirmed a group of correction officers refused to report for the evening shift Saturday at the Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore. The apparent work strike comes as guards have been walking off the job amid safety concerns and overcrowding throughout the summer. Prisoners say there are stabbings on a regular basis, and call the facility "The Slaughterhouse." We speak to incarcerated organizer Kinetik Justice and Pastor Kenneth Glasgow, founder and national president of The Ordinary People Society.
Ballot Access: Another Way Dems and the GOP Screw Third Parties

More and more voters are becoming interested in third party candidates. So why are states making it so hard for them to get on the ballot? Reason TV talks to Richard Winger of Ballot Access News.
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Feisty deer topples wildlife rescuer
We are called to rescue deer from a number of strange situations, but sadly entanglement in a fence is an all-too-common sight.

We got a call from a member of the public to rescue a male deer that had become trapped between two fences. Simon, hospital coordinator Naomi and volunteer Stuart set off to help, but the deer proved far feistier than we had imagined...

After a short wrestling match, Simon and Stuart were able to move the deer to an open field and it was successfully released back to the wild!
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Why PETA Buys Stock in Animal Abuse

In PETA's unending quest to find new and innovative ways to help animals, we now own stock in more than 80 top meat producers, clothing retailers, fast-food and grocery chains, and companies that test on animals. We've obtained the stock either through donations from members or the direct purchase of shares. As a shareholder in these companies, PETA has the right to submit resolutions urging them to improve conditions for the animals they raise, kill, or use in other ways.
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