i would like to welcome dr. bruceow, psychologist and founder of the love more -- movement.s bruce: how you all doing? to come after the idea of standing up for hate, because we are bringing a culture of love to the world. this is a great opportunity right now. we have the opportunity to get it right. what are we going to do, what do we want? theidea of suppressing negative, or are we increasing the positive? we have to keep our energy to what we want to see in the world. our young people deserve the opportunity to know that the majority of people want to get it right. the majority of people want to love. we don't want paid, we don't want this stuff. it is vibrating the wrong way with us as we move forward. i want everybody to really just go inside and think about really, one, not just how this happened, but where are we going from here? as a psychologist, i think about how we are thinking. what are we thinking right now? what are we thinking about the future of our young people? what do we want them to see? how do we

followed by michael donaldson, followed by dr. bruce colville. >> i'm anita klein. i'm a retiree. and i urge you, please, divest now. we can't wait any longer. the world is waiting. >> michael donaldson. i decline. >> bruce colville? >> i decline. i encourage others to as well so we can get to the vote. >> ed kinchler. >> where's ed? >> melanie louis? >> i have worked for the city and health department the last 30 years, last 18 years in the emergency department. i want to ask all of you to do the right thing. we, who benefit from our pension, don't want our pension money invested in evil. fossil fuel is evil. it's hurting -- it's hurting what will be left of our planet for our grandchildren and i encourage all of you to vote to divest all of our money from fossil fuels. >> c. landry and carol brownson after that. >> i decline to speak. >> ruth magony. >> i worked in the library for the city for 40 years, worked hard for my retirement. over the last four years, i've been doing research on fossil fuels and investments and though nelson mandela said, well, everything that you gave u

>> bruce green plays that dr. bell character. he is an amazing actor, great guy. yeah to give a little picture of that. the beginning and i think this sets the tone to show what you separates us a little bit. the first scene in the pilot which you will see on the 21st is a scene where dr. bell is in there and he is performing a normal surgery. an appendectomy. the nicks the patient and the patient dies and they proceed to cover it up and say he had heart failure. and this happens in hospitals across the country and actually medical error is the third leading cause of death in the united states. and my character, dr. conrad hawkins stands up to the system and gives a voice to the little guy, in defense of his patients. so that is why you see that conflict between dr. bell and conrad because of the way that they approach the system as a whole. >> when it comes to shooting pilots and we have to do a quick answer on this, but when you're shooting it, do you know, like, this is going to be a hit? >> no, you don't even know if it will be picked up. when you do a pilot,

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dr. dre and jimmy iving dropped in featured in the hbo documentary "the defiant ones." they produced everybody from eminem and snoop dogg to bruce springsteen and bono. >> we still rock through the day. but his ability to make others great, that's what's special. >> they've seen a lot, met a lot of people. so when jaws drop with our group, you know it's a special day. >> we try to keep this lavar ball-free. but the kids play in lithuania, combining for 29 points against a lower-level european team. the ball brothers squad won by 10. about 1,500 in the game and the gym. 100,000 watching on facebook. >>> the harlem globetrotters are in town for shows in oakland and san jose. dion went with both. they played in the abc 7 sports department. ♪ ♪ >> take a look. >> hey! >> i like this live. >> yes. ♪ >> oh! >> we had fun. see the whole contest on our facebook page, abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. deuce is trying to take my job. >> you don't work, you just do that all day in the sports department. >>> all right, abc 7 news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all of your mobile devices with our abc who are these

dr. dre and jimmy iving dropped in featured in the hbo documentary "the defiant ones." they produced everybody from eminem and snoop dogg to bruce springsteen and bono. >> we still rock through the day. but his ability to make others great, that's what's special. >> they've seen a lot, met a lot of people. so when jaws drop with our group, you know it's a special day. >> we try to keep this lavar ball-free. but the kids play in lithuania, combining for 29 points against a lower-level european team. the ball brothers squad won by 10. about 1,500 in the game and the gym. 100,000 watching on facebook. >>> the harlem globetrotters are in town for shows in oakland and san jose. dion went with both. they played in the abc 7 sports department. ♪ ♪ >> take a look. >> hey! >> i like this live. >> yes. ♪ >> oh! >> we had fun. see the whole contest on our facebook page, abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. deuce is trying to take my job. >> you don't work, you just do that all day in the sports department. >>> all right, abc 7 news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 woman: so, g

dr. jackson just kept doubling and tripling down on the fact that in trump is in excellent health. joining me. tammy bruce, and stephanie, let me start with you. the one-star admiral. i have got to tell you, they seemed so dejected that apparently mr. trump is in amazing physical condition and has all his mental faculties. >> it was absurd what the reporters were asking. they would never have asked president 44 these questions. we know he minneapolis excellent health. he needs to lose a few pounds. they want him to lose between 10-15 pounds. mr. trump says he's up for it. for them to hammer on his mental health, they are the ones who need a mental health exam. charles: this was not what they were hoping for. >> not at all. can you imagine not wanting someone to get a clean billion of health? yet that was the press acted. if anything, the mental state of the people in the room was more exposed than the presidents. which is there were people in there wishing the president of the united states had some sort of ailment. it's an mitted by a notion he needs to be disqualified and they are using his health as a

bruce catton. my mentor t. harry williams, who tried to mentor will green. [laughter] dr. rable: stephen sears. james mcpherson. williams. sears. mcpherson. on the other side who do we have? we have warren hassler's biography. we have an excellent unpublished dissertation by joseph harsh. we have ethan refu's fine revisionist study. not exactly and even contest there. then there's ken burns. his civil war series presented standard, conventional portraits of generals on both sides. you don't get much military revisionism with ken burns. his treatment of mcclellan simply followed in the steps of catton, williams, sears, and mcpherson. so why is george b. mcclellan so despised by almost all who hold an opinion of the man today? at the conference last year, ethan rafuse i told ethan i was going to steal this line, because i thought it was so good. ethan remarked only partly in jest that mcclellan was like the guy in high school we all knew who was captain of the football team, dated the head cheerleader, seemed effortlessly successful at everything and we hated his guts. [laughter] dr. rable: it se

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dr. ends a five-year investigation. >>> philadelphia's district attorney is vowing an even handed review of the monday morning fatal shooting of a virginia man by an off duty philadelphia police detective. bruce gordon is here now with the latest on case that may put some big pressure op larry krasner. >> reporter: iain, there is no disputing the incident began with the off duty detective trying to protect pedestrians after the virginia man struck one person then another on busy south broad street monday morning. what is in question is how that incident ended with the man dead and the off duty detective firing the fatal shots. we caught up with philadelphia district attorney larry krasner as his offices eagles pep rally wednesday and asked whether krasner had seen what police investigators have gathered regarding the incident. >> we have received some materials. there's more to receive. weary viewing what we have now and we're going to follow the evidence wherever it leads. >> reporter: off duty detective who's name has not yet been released confronted 31-year-old khalil lou wal after lou wall deliberately struck a president at broad and bigler around 7:30 monday morning. fox 29 has learned a

for -- i was with bruce lavell, who is another member of the surrogates for president trump and other leaders. there were several african american leaders that greeted secretary of hud, drn carson today in atlanta at the m.l.k. day. so what i'm saying is that president trump really is draining the swamp. the employment rate is going up. the unemployment rate is going down in the black communities as well. people are getting bonuses at work. minimum wage is going up. all of that will help every community to come to have equality. one skin color, one blood. but getting equal opportunities to work and to be safe, that's what the president is doing. none of that is racist, neil. not any of that is racist. >> neil: dr. alveda king, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> neil: do any of you remember this? ♪ some of the biggest stars came out in support of haiti in 2010 after a massive earthquake. a total of about $13.5 billion was raised. last check, haiti is still one of the poorest nations in the world. charles payne has been doing some digging. good to have you. what happened? >> neil, to be frank with you, it's a big question mark now. there's been improvement if you recall a

bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> look ahead to the martin luther king day of service. mayor kenney head to do north philly to launch the 23rd an way day of office. it honors dr.g by taking concerns into citizen action. the city unveiled a king day of service mural painted by local students at girard college today citizens bank donated $25,000 check to the african-american museum of philadelphia. the museum holding all kinds of events to celebrate martin luther king day. >>> you know what we are not the only ones enduring extreme cold with snow on the way. how the rest of the country is coping. kathy? >> lucy, everyone is coping with this cold and we're also talking about the snow that is moving all the way up the eastern seaboard. you don't see that often. the snow is only a couple hours away from south jersey and delaware. new snow amounts in. we'll yo, check it out dawg. that was just a'ight for me. i mean, you got the walk. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this. you gotta come a little harder dawg. you gotta figure it out. eh, i don't know. shaky on the walk, carriage was off. randy jackson judging a dog sh