scott bolden who used to be with the democratic party chairman for washington, d.c. julian, let me start with you. first off to the point of what has been brought forward in these files, it is not true and history shows that not to be true for martin luther king jr., correct? >> absolutely. we have to remember this is much more about the fbi than it is about martin looutder king. the fbi had been conducting a massive operation since the early 1960s really since the late 1950s to try to undermine the civil rights movements. thatcollecting all kinds of innuendo, trying to infiltrate civil rights organizations. and this is the kind of material that they wanted so that they could smear oig martin luther king. but this is not verified, this is innuendo. >> and let's point out what gary tuchman has detailed. it says it was reviewed in 194 and marked, quote, total denial unquo unquote. my question to you is then are we starting to understand why some of these files have not been released? in other words, not so much that the information is sensitive, but it could be highly

courage of these other women step forward and actually obtain settlements, then people become em boldened in it and say if that person can do it i can do it >> when you talk about women coming forward, i know there's many women despite watching what's happening, there's a lot of people scared two come forward for fear they won't be believed or have some sort of retribution against them. what is the right step for a woman out there who's thinking, i want to say not quite sure what to do? >> so i'm a whistle blower attorney, i started out against my former employer settled for 515 million with the doj in 2007. i was exposing fraud and harassed. these are things you can do, collect documents, e-mails, text messages, written documents, many will agree with me, stay away from human resources. and this is why, human resources is on behalf of the company. they want to protect the company. i would go out and hire legal counsel immediately. that way, you can be advised accurately how to proceed. a lot of times when you complain you yourself become the target and if it's a human resource jane dough

and back to the roots after pay charles bolden even looks at the match or world of nature. where he had off the show with details of a new program right here on deutsche of night grooves as a combination of talk and talent show with well known faces from the music world musicians and singers appear as guests in a former private home in each episode we see how musicians do their thing and interact with each other in a very casual atmosphere now a first edition is set to air this week but we have a first behind the scenes preview. could be the same thing. again she's anastasia performing a duet. just one of the highlights of my greaves a new show here on d w. i would love to have more shows like this i would love to have more shows that are more organic and more geared towards the musician. with. my groups is a mixture of music and told. me the idea is to invite two to three acts to perform in a private atmosphere before a small audience with the show was hosted by kim fisher and. it's about music but also the people behind it and how they live. in my apartment or not handlin

news" the toddler shot herself with 40 caliber glock handgun she found in the bedroom of her south bolden street home. police say the gun was her father's and 64 year old grandmother allegedly hid the gun and cleaned up the scene before calling 911. >> medics arrived, they believe responding to nothing but bleeding or rem raj call. they finds the three year old child on the bed, bleeding, medics trying to determine what actually happened inside the house, the grandmother is not helping at this point. telling us she didn't know. >> the child is currently in stable condition at children's hospital, while doctors try to save her leg. authority say they will likely charge the father and grandmother with endangering the welfare after child, wreckless endangerment and tampering with evidence. >> and police say the death after man and woman along i95 appear to be the result after murder suicide. officer responds dollars to the i95 onramp to woodhaven road saturday night around 5:30. thirty-two year old maria chew lynn chew and 60 year old david lynn chew of south philadelphia found dead from mul

. >>> bergdahl will noter scott bolden to break this down trending stories, good to see you. >> good seeing you. >>> let's start off, off the touch. bo bergdahl, the president was not happy with the fact he's not going to serve jail time. when you look at this case and desertion >> very tough, spanned two administrations, but in the end, i think donald trump's comments influenced the judge's decision not in a good way. the commander in chief ought not to be politicizing what happens to bergdahl and the sentencing and what happened with him walking away from his regime being captured for whatever reason, berg at a probably should not have been in the army, sung he washed out of the coast guard and as a result, he was a troubled young man, in this case, the judge having listened to the arguments for about seven days or a number of months, decided to give him a dis means he loses his pension and does not go to jail and for the five years he suffered at the hands of the enemy in afghanistan that that was tore her and trouble enough for him. it's a fair, a lenient sentence, a fair sentenc

monday looking wet, especially north of bolden gate bridge. could get -- golden gate bridge, could get south as well, but then we dry out over the weekend. tomorrow a nice day to take in the holiday ice rink in san francisco, ditto union scare and san jose for downtown -- square and san jose for downtown ice. heading out of the bay area to redding, partly cloudy skies and 61, and down 99 to fresno, it's 66. here's sfo, partly cloudy skies, 66 for a high tomorrow, and back in the bay area tonight down right chilly. sun up tomorrow at five minutes before 6:00 a.m. forecast highs for tomorrow, fremont 63, and a chance of rain monday north of golden gate and then a drier and warmer week with temperatures in the low 70s ahead. that's weather, here's sports. >>> just when it looked like the warriors were going to be crushed by the sixers, they quickly turn the tables, and cal and stanford battle, the cardinal try to top the bears for the eighth straight year. that's coming up. cal and stanford battled in the 120th big game. the cardinal looking axe

malcolm jenkins and bolden lead the group, can no longer speak, and the best interest as a whole. cbs news, malcolm jenkins said for this to be about the actual work and who wants to be in the forefront or be the leader is disappointing, a lot of people agree with that on social media, take a look at this from october, you have a platform to speak out for people like me who have little to no voice, and play a sport, and have nothing, you are selfish and a fake. they are giving a lot of money to charity that matter to them. jillian: a student is $200 to saint jude after this tweet goes viral. >> heart was in the right place, check out this tweet from a college student that said this time of year it is about giving. i'm giving back to saint jude and the family supported by their amazing service, getting a $.2550 to every retweet, like i said this would super viral, she had over $200,000, she said in a statement to cbs i tweet toed because i had no idea there would be that much support for this idea. she started a go fund me page, $57 to go towards her goal. hopefully she will raise

they are focused on aerial strike capabilities and joining me now fox business contributor john boldenk you for being here. let's start first of all the carrier drills. that is an inescapable message. >> well i think it's clearly a message to north korea ya and china while we're on the suggest of what our capabilities are and it's also significant that we've got japan and south korea participating as well that could put continuous air power over north korea if we had to. it doesn't indicate a decision has been been made but until china and north korea believe that the threat of military force against the programs is real we're going to keep doing what we've done for 25 years and watch north korea get close to hitting any target it wants with nuclear weapons. >> there is one thing that is different and that is that kim jong-un has obviously hit the pause button. and this has gone on now for upwards of six weeks. and this is unique because there have been all sorts of anniversaries where he could have done opportunities to be provocative. >> it's possible. he may have sinced that barack

[laughter] so for certain generations bolden's or dutch but i think dunkirk as the family as space of four films that also different and a breakthrough that it shows the events through the eyes of those people who never know each other and they don't know the others even exist. to the fighter pilot, the senior naval officer, a young british soldier and an aunt a middle-aged man whose son and best friend ed attempting to steal the family boat. that is all that we see. they telesat the beginning there are hundreds of thousands and then we see them. i found refreshing the movie does not grind to a halt with the officers looking at maps to say he is here we are here the german armored divisions are here yet can see what these people saw and from that you get the impression of a whole event and not saying it is the only way to make a movie necessarily backed by fount what that captured for me what it was like without ever descending into the docudrama or have the producers say somehow we need to show alexander. by? you can see what was happening as those sought by a was a refreshing way ma

iran is feeling em boldened. we are officially putting iran on notice. >> you saw that was february 1. flynn resigned after a conversation he had with a russian ambassador. he denied he discussed u.s. sanctions with that diplomat. it showed flynn did in fact discuss a possible violation of law. it was the reason the acting attorney general warned the white house could be blackmailed by the russians. for example flynn failed to initially register as a forbe agent. they received more than $500,000 from a turkish owned company. his firm was lobbying on behalf as flynn was getting classified intelligence briefings. flynn was the reason president trump pressured the then fbi director james comey. comey told congressional hearing that the president asked him to drop that russia investigation because of general flynn. we have not just one but two great perspectives to hash out this development. with me now a former ambassador to the che-- republic. welcome to you john dean. you have been there. you turned against presid

joining us, scott bolden of the democratic party and congressman steve russell, a republican from oklahoma. even gregory meeks thought that john conyers should step down. even nancy pelosi, i couldn't follow her on "meet the press." she said and we cut this out of the sound bite, she said she's not really familiar with the cases. she gets really familiar really fast with allegations against republicans, this is john conyers who has been in congress for 52 years. yet nancy says he needs due process, all due process. nice to hear that men get due process. >> the republicans and the democrats on the hill believe it as well. i think when nancy pelosi in her inartful way is trying to say, he can be the icon, he can fight for women and have the sexual allegations. none of it is good, none of it is appropriate. i think that behind the scenes before the deal was cut, she was really -- she knew that he was going to step down. if she walked back, it's because she's inartful about it. she supports resources to investigators and supports nondisclosures going away and supports the public funds shouldn'

let's talk about it with kris wilson, ceo of wpa intelligence and scott bolden and democratic party chairman you are the pollster. if you're in the white house looking at those numbers, they don't sound very good. >> they don't. this sort of fitness to serve is a red herring question. you've had for a long time most republicans like the job donald trump is doing, most democrats don't like the job he is doing. you can ask any question and you'll get the same kind of numbers fitness to serve or whether you dislike donald trump as president. what this poll does. we're trying to get picked up on fox news and have you talked about our polling, jon. big shock value questions. and really what it reflects is the fact that it is more of the twitter outrage of the day with trump. that's what these numbers are more an indication of whether or not he is fit to serve. >> jon: scott, you have been a candidate for political office. if voters were asked whether you were fit to serve you would be probably kind of offended by that, wouldn't you? >> yeah. coupled with the approval ratings which all pollsters k

deirdre bolden of fox business network has details from an amazon fulfillment center in new jersey. >cyber monday. >> consumers jump-start their holiday shopping. places like this amazon fulfillment center in new jersey are meeting the demands. according to researchers, online sales could top $7 billion just today alone. a figure that's up more than 16.9% from last year. the way people are shopping also changing with purchases made from smartphones and tablets expected to top desktop computers this year. it's not just electronics that are seeing price lashes this cyber monday. toys are excited to have the highest discounts. many savvy consumers are using the internet not only to shop but to research their purchases this year. >> you got price discovery so people are getting the best bargains online, in-store, or a combination of the two. shoppers are motivated. >> while the spending growth in online shopping has impacted brick-and-mortar retailer, causing layoffs and store closings, traditional retail stores are seeing customers stopping in to make the most of their purchases. >> some

issues, and i really feel that tazers is not an answer to having less violence, i think it will 'em bolden police officers to shoot first, ask questions later, that they will not hurt anybody by using their tazers, and that's not the right way to go, and i urge you to vote know. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners, president turman, chief scott, intern director henderson. thank you. it's been a long night, and you all have put a lot of work no this issues, as well as have other community members. i'm barbara attard. i'm past president of the over sight association of law enforcement, and i'm also speaking on behalf of the lawyer's guild this evening. i'm also a second generation resident, and my grand kids are fourth generation residents. i'm here again concerned that we're talking about purchasing tazers for san francisco police department. san francisco has had the tenacity and insight to fend off tazers. this is the fifth time in how many years? i'm also concerned that statements we heard earlier that tazers reduce officer injuries and injuries

in in that transitional government and i've spoken to senior figures in the opposition for example bolden trying to tie the needle the movement for democratic change zimbabwe's biggest opposition and he's not really interested in engaging in any parts the patient according a transitional government but rather preparing for the general election next year campaigning in their respective parts of this country now of course with robert mugabe not facing a prosecution getting a hero's welcome by all accounts of people ready to forgive and forget for the sake of moving on. you've hit the nail on the head yes people want to move on people's lives in disarray we talked about the fact that people are unemployed yet we talked about the fact that this country's economy has virtually come to a standstill people laundry interested in the fate of the mugabe is at this point but rather their own lives and of course the news came out that he is not going to be prosecuted people widely anticipated just that many zimbabweans going as far as telling me that he's not really a problem they take issue with the

peter bolden on how big a chunk of what they're looking at deidra. >> i am here on cyber monday at a amazon fulfillment center in new jersey. this week is huge. it is the cubic equivalent of 59 football fields. what you are seeing here with this scanner, it is the last stop before the bridge. this is the last place that your amazon order goes before they are put on the conveyor belt and right before they head to these dock doors and out the door to a truck that awaits them. draw more than than 2500 employees at this robbinsville, new jersey, center, and employees work 410 hour shifts per week. our day shifts, and night shifts as far as workers, the company overall is hiring 120,000 seasonal workers across country. we have spoken with all kinds of people, who are working in all kinds of industries. teachers come to mind. crass people who are here, helping to load boxes , make some money for this holidays season. $6.6 billion alone. if americans spend that much, they'll be a 16.5% increase over last year's number. a few reasons, technology is getting easier. similar to the ordering it

to get scared away by america trying to take this seriously, having hearings, or are they only em boldened considered by some a lackluster response to the efforts to manipulate this election? >> you know, my theory about mr. putin, president putin, he'll try any means necessary to achief his objectives unless he meets resistance. this is a good thing that we're having these hearings. 12 months ago, none of the companies, i know all really well, even admitted that thiz platforms were being used. that is progress. number two, it's not just the companies who have to take this on. i think the government has to take this on. we have to have laws and regulations monitoring and i would say banning the purchase of political ads by foreign governments. >> yeah. >> we have a law that says you cannot contribute to a candidate if you're a foreigner, let alone foreign government. why not have that here? that creates the incentives for these companies to do it, to take their hands, it has to be a partnership, not just one or the other. >> they are not all political ads, that's the thing, these are meant

escaped to london as refugees new exhibition of their work as impressionists opened on thursday jessica bolden reports impressionists a surefire way to attract crowds london one of the most illustrated cities in the world put the do together and what's not to like. tate britain is showing french impressionist who came as refugee artists to london in one thousand nine hundred seventy they looked at london with an outside his own eyes if you if you look at this painting for example by my mooney of hyde park and he got very interested with the fact that people were allowed to walk on the grass in the country interest is in the sheer expanse of these pockets of nature within london at a time when paris was you know bombarded by the persians paris was under siege and badly damaged in the franco-prussian war the wounded soldier by james two so has never been seen in public before nor has his watercolor showing a mass execution in paris in eight hundred seventy one escaping the violence in london provided a sanctuary the english aristocrats proved interesting subjects but many of the frenchmen were t

such a provision could also unintentionally bolton enemies bolden unintentionally our enemies. the congress still manages to pass the next in the a that's .he next -- the next ndaa other legislation commonly has an expiration date and a need for congressional reauthorization. do either of you view the annual oriration of the ndaa defense appropriations as congress arbitrarily terminating support for the military? sec. mattis: no sir. we have several hundred years that this work commodity imperfectly with continuing resolution, but i suggest the aumf is substantially different. sen. kaine: the you have any evidence the annual expiration unintentionally emboldens our enemies? sec. mattis: the continuing resolution is certainly inhibited our ability to adjust the military to the modern threat. sen. kaine: do you think the enemies are emboldened by thinking we won't pass an appropriation? sec. mattis: i don't think they understand those kinds of intricacy, whereas an aumf is a statement of purpose. sen. kaine: you count on being and to get the next ndaa appropriations bill passed b

>> well, if we take some of the principles that ambassador bolden has put forward, about where embassies are located, i think he's right. we don't -- ambassador bolton is correct. we don't have yet a political solution to the palestinian side. we don't know where palestinian self-governing institutions will be located and would make sense in the future, any embassy would be locate near those institutions. sometimes there are palestinians in jordanians who speak about a federation or confederation, dot that mean the u.s. embassy in ammann should be involved? who knows? but we're not yeted a a political solution so it's a little premature to start saying where the u.s. embassy representing u.s. interests to the palestinians should precisely be. >> okay. but -- the status quo, just to reiterate what you said, the status work as long as the u.s. embassy is out in in jump jump it kind of imlives that could become a permanent state of affairs and as long as what is operating as the de facto american embassy to palestine, is in jerusalem and also kind of leaves the idea out there that could be