. >> and supporters include athletes like dr. j. musician rick ross. >> kritcritics claim he's a victim of racial injustice. where meeks family joined the call to set him free. >> reporter: they were loud and determined o get their message across. >> i call this black in the box. they're treating a jack in the box. >> she expressed art. in center city for well known philadelphia rapper robert williams meek mill. including his in the crowd. >> a young man like that doesn't need two to four >> reporter: the rapper is serving two to four years after a judge handed down the sentence for violating his probation. >> the punishment bestoued upon him is excessive. it's cold. >> reporter: it was a star studded rally with nba hall of famer. some eagles. and rap super-star rick ross. many here believe his sentence is way too harsh.bc10 he spent more than seven years in prison for a crime he claims he never committed. along with others say the time is now for criminal justice happening and having somebody like that. we should worry about the pe

i said, "i'm just working on my dr. j." he said, "there ain't no dr. j. be shaq.tart dunking." and he walked back into there. so i was so mad and so embarrassed that he did that, that i told my guy, i said, "give it to me." and from then on, i would dunk, dunk, and the crowd would go crazy. and i was like, "you know what? once again, sergeant phil harrison was right." 'cause once i started dunking, like, the day-- nobody had ever seen me dunk before. i would dunk and hang on the rim and pull myself up, and the crowd would go crazy. i was like, "he was right." let's talk a little bit about the partnership between you and kobe. that was something people had never seen before, the power of that partnership. we were the most enigmatic, controversial, dominant, one-two punch in the history of the game. a lot of stuff went on outside the game that never happened inside the game. like, people actually think that kobe bryant and shaq o'neal hate each other. that was never the case. there was a falling out for a time when kobe said some pretty harsh things when he was havi

he dropped 46 becoming the first player with 40 points, 7 assists and blocks since dr. j. doing it all in front of a star-studded audience, which includeden kevin hart. >> what was working so well? career highs. >> does it get any better than that? what was the key to all this? >> i would do the same thing again. the clippers and i want to come out and get down low. >> efb enjoying the sixers success is. the eagles continue to pair tr their showdown kl injury but says he will be good to go on sunday. zach ets missed with a hamstring injury, but he says he's 10% for this big nfc east test. >> obviously, beating the cowboys is more motivation. last year off the bye we didn't do well. we're looking at it as a big challenge coming off a bye to set the stage for the rest of the year. >> catch eagles gameday kickoff. an hour of coverage beginning at 9:30. kickoff at 8:30 night. stay with us after the game. >>> and guess what, "thursday night football" on nbc 10 tonight. the afc north steelers meet the titans. coverage begins at 7:30 tonight. >>> fliers in winnipeg. patrick will

chants echoed through the streets as the crowd listened to several speakers including sixers legend dr. j., rapper rick ross, and philadelphia eagle malcolm jenkins. a judge sentenced mill to two to four years in prison for jailiting a probation on a -- for violating a probation on a drug and gun charge in 2008. >> a young man like that don't need no two to four years. that's awful. >> we using meek mill to draw attention and speak for so many others. >> north korean rally hope this will -- many at the rally hope this leads to reform in the federal justice system. >>> today the deliberations will continue in the bob menendez trial. jurors revealed they were deadlocked and could not reach a verdict on any of the 18 counts of the senator. the judge ordered them back to keep deliberating. menendez is accused of taking gifts from a wealthy florida doctor in exchange for political influence. >> clearly there are jurors who believe in my innocence. i want to thank them for that. i want to thank all the jurors for their service. i believe no juror should be coerced. >> menendez did not testify i

dr. j. >> thanks, mel. >> and now headlines with sue herera. >> hello, melissa. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone in a letter to wisconsin senator tammy baldwin the ftc says it's now looking into trip advisers business practices and whether it intentionally is delieutenant negative reviews, including accounts of rape, at hotels listed on its site that issue was first brought to light by an investigation by "the milwaukee journal sentinal." apple may be poised to release a different phone that's a fraction of the price. according to china's "economic daily news," apple will begin selling an iphone se2 that will cost $had 50 and aimed at emerging markets thanksgiving travelers are hitting the highways, the airports and the trains in what is expected to be the busiest holiday weekend since 2005 so far things are running smoothly with flight aware reporting just 200 flight delays >>> and take a look at this dramatic escape of a north korean soldier footage shows a military jeep racing towards the border and then the soldier leaps from the car. he is shot

rapper has had some serious star power in his corner from eagles malcolm jenkins to former sixers dr. j and droves of people rallying that last week's prison sentence must be overturned. >> free meek mill, free meek mill. >> reporter: fans even athletes and fellow rappers took to center city streets calling for rapper meek mill's sentence to be overturned. the north philadelphia native was convicted of gun and drug charges in 2008. judge brinkley seen in an interview revoked the rappers probation. advocates outside the criminal justice center are calling out the judicial system that they say failed him and continue to fail others. >> 61,000 men and women incarcerated for technical violations not crimes but technical parole or probation violations. >> i definitely don't think his sen spence is fair -- sentence is fair. he made a mistake but he doesn't deserve that amount of time. >> nobody goes to state prison for technical violations. it's one thing in you're own probation and you go out and rob somebody, shoot somebody, rape somebody but the idea of taxpayers spending $42,000 to jail a

. >> thehants echoed as the crowd listened to several speakers including dr. j. and mall come jenkins. he was sentenced for robation on v gun 2008. his supporters feel the sentence is too harsh. the rapper's grandmother was also in the crowd. >> a young man like that two to four that's wasg let 18 drinks2. he injuries still devastated. >> we are making making holiday plans without our son tim because of your actions. if you do not commit th acts you did we would today and we would his returnfriday. hingtonwe know what lead to train crash in chester. the says between union officials safety failures.e amtrak backhoe killing two learned was on a personal call crash three workers tested for drugsor to the morning a goodsamaritan f jumped beating his november 2nd. they tell us he was critically injured. he hit his head fell unconscious and never wok facing faill remember expected to speak at the servichagplane. nt as second passion. we'll have live reportsxy county family says cinoco is or the entire town he the hole is safe abdomen they followed pr meddling investiga

>> the chants echoed through the streets as the crowd listened to speakers including 76ers legend dr. j., rapper rick ross, and philadelphia eagles. supporters feel a sentence for drug possession in 2008 is too harsh. >> a young man like that, he don't need no two to four years. that's awful. >> meek mill, we're going to speak for so many others. >> many at the rally hope this will reed to reform of the criminal justice system -- will lead to reform of the criminal justice system. his attorneys plan to file appeal. >>> one billboard went up in support of meek mill, as well. this near the 30th street train station. philadelphia sixers' co-owner and the rock nation record label paid for the billboard. rock nation is the label in charge of meek's music. >>> president trump plans to talk to house republicans before their vote on a new tax plan this week to reinforce his vision and make sure he has their vote. yesterday ivanka trump was in ocean county along with treasury secretary steve mnuchin. the administration is promising an overhaul that would simplify the tax code and make it easier

celebrities including kevin hart dr. jalcolm jenkins and colin kaepernick have all rallied to his defense saying this is an example of the justice system unfairly targeting a successful black man. >>> the federal jury deliberating the new jersey senator bob menendez corruption case says it is deadlocked. the judge then sent them home last night to clear their heads in order for them to return this morning to try and reach a verdict. a juror was dismissed last week because of a vacation and predicted afterwards that the jury would be a hung jury. prosecutors say menendez accepted bribes from a florida eye doctor in exchange for political favors. >> it is 5:07 and today singing star and new jersey native dion warrick will receive the marion anderson award. she's being honored for her talent and humanitarian efforts. the five time grammy winner's career in music spans over 50 years. the award is named after the famous philadelphia opera singer marion anderson. >> may i say. >> yes. >> that's what friends are for. >> that's ri

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>> the chants okied through the streets as the crowd listened to speakers including 76ers legend, dr. j., rick ross, and malcolm jenkins. he was sentence for to prison for violating his drug and gun charge in 2008. some feel the sentence is too harsh. his grandmother was also in the crowd. >> a young man like that don't need two to four years. that's awful. >> we're trying to teach him, speak for so many others. >> many can he rally hope this will lead to reform of the criminal justice system. we're told meek mill's attorneys plan on filing an appeal. >>> today the foils will honor a legend lost. fans will gather to remember pitcher roy halladay. the phillies are holding a memorial service at their spring training facility in clearwater, florida. it's open to the fans on a first come, first serve basis. halladay's former phillies manager, charmy manuel, and his former teammate, chase utley, expected to speak at the event. halladay died a week ago when his small plane crashed into the gulf of mexico. he was the only person on board. since retiring from baseball, halladay spent hundreds o

to dr. j's point, the divergence of stocks within the index is suppressing index volatility, right. you've got three in ten stocks down on the year in the s&p, and you have 40% of stocks up 20%. that's -- that's kind of offsetting action right there, but i think the broader lesson as well is that markets don't do a good job of necessarily pricing in political moods or any of the drama that might be going on in d.c. it never has not just this administration it's much more about cycles of financial forces are bigger than policy, so i do think going into 2018 you might have some challenges the low volatility environments can last for quite a long time, but you do have a lot of people piled up betting on continued low volatility with all the instruments you can talk about to bet on a low vix. maybe at some point we start deal with late-cycle forces and stuff that maybe looks like inflation or overheating or how much longer is this going to last and then you get choppiness and doubts about 2018 earnings forecast i think the narrowness of earnings growth in 2018 might be an issue, but tha

celebrities including kevin hart dr. jcolm jenkins and colin kaepernick have all rallied to his defense saying this is an example of the justice system unfairly targeting a successful blah black man. >> let's go to maribel aber talking about an interesting partnership between two retailers you don't usually put together, maribel. >> reporter: no, you don't, good morning, tam. lord and taylor and wal-mart teaming up. wal-mart executive said the company noticed customers searching for higher end items on its web site. the deal with lord and taylor will let wal-mart offer a premium shopping experience for fashion. the lord and taylor site is expected to go live next spring. quiet trading session as investors waited for signs of progress on the tax reform. report in producer prices is due out later today. right now looks like futures are pointing to a mixed open. that's the latest in biz. back over to you. >> thank you maribel. >>> the work week is getting a little warmer. >> a little better. chilly this morning. most ofmost o

dr. j. >> i think they have got an obligation to do it basically at this point, judge. when you say oh, yeah, that platform we brought out and told you it was the latest, greatest, is going to destroy all these other companies, including facebook, and instead they get their lunch handed to them and they're having to redesign the whole thing after nine months, those are all huge negatives i think if morgan doesn't come out in front of it, then people will be hitting him on that. >> anybody else have a thought >> deceleration of growth going into the ipo was killer. i don't remember if you remember this -- >> lead underwrite throws in the towel. >> three hours into it sold the position you know why i don't believe in the company but i think those ipos offer an opportunity. it offered an opportunity that day. now all of a sudden you've got the shorts the shorts have been right because they continue the deceleration of growth, you and i talk about it yesterday, i think it's a single digit stock sooner or later and at that point in time does ten cent have interest again are

at the dr j, they can do stuff around money but most of the changes will happen at the low level which creates a different challenge on organizing. part of the work is that protest is not the answer but it creates space for the answer and what so many groups have done is sort of opened up people to think about the issues deeper so they go to their neighborhoods and they say i can do this and i can do this. people don't realize that in 19 cities across the country are more likely to be killed by a police officer than a private citizen. you have people in a felony is a most people think of felony is like everybody blew up the building and killed 50 people and in virginia, if you still something over $200 you lose your right to vote. it is a wild thing. in chicago it's over $300. how do we help people understand that there's so much of the quiet trauma hop happening at the state and local level that they can fight back against immediately. >> is there a way to connect people who are, they're getting into activism because of trump but can we connect them to these broader things but i still

dr. charles j acode. hospital acknowledges he used a complex and sophisticated identity theft scheme but hospital maintains they completed a diligent and thorough background check of this man who practiced add their facility. exactly weeks ago, a class action complaint was filed in federal court by ten anonymous women coming forward claiming this man allegedly falsified the majority if not all of this medical degrees, documentation and identity. practicing medicine as a gynecologist at prince george hospital center for a total of eight years from 2008 to 2016 as doctor. tonight, one of those women, whose baby was delivered by this man, has come forward. >> he has messed up my health afterwards but throughout the entire time i put my trust in him. to find out he's actually a fake, i'll appalled and in did disbelief because i didn't expect a hospital to not do a thorough background check on people that's willing to work for them. i would expect them to really do diligent background checks on people and expe

dr. charles j. acoda and he use aid complex and sophisticated identity theft scheme. the hospital maintains they completed a dill get and thorough background check this man who practiced at their facility. however, exactly a week ago, a class action lawsuit was filed in federal court by ten anonymous women coming forward claiming this man right here, allegedly falsified the majority if not all of his medical degrees, documentation and identity allowing him to practice medicines a gynecologist at prince george hospital center for a total of 8 years from 20 08 to 2016 as resident and, doctor. tonight one of the women whose baby was delivered by this man came forward. >>> he has messed up my health afterwards. thought the entire time, i put trust in him to. find out he's a fake i'm apaled disbelief because i would expect the hospital to not do a thorough background check on people that are willing to work for them. >> this has timely come to an end. >> it came to an end in june of 2016, for fraudulent social security number. they then executed warrants at his home and fo

dr. david j. shulkin. first of all, i'd like to ask you to please turn your mobile devices to vibrate. why vibrate instead of off? because we do encourage you tweet the modings and questions to "@press club -- -- using the #npc live. that's@press club dc, using the hash hash npc live. now we'll introduce or head table. and blows hold your applause until everyone has been introduced. the head table is usually reserved for members of the club, our guests, and guests of our headliners speaker. so, going from my far left, mike smith, ceo of green smith pr, the national press club headliners team member. jim noon. vietnam navy veteran and commander of the american legion post here at the national press club, which is founded by general pershing. myron belkin. the 107th pratt, vietnam veteran as well. the honorable john elliott, who i've been chasing around capitol hill in all kinds of places for almost 20-25 years, too many years. john is the assistant secretary for mcand intergovernmental affairs at the united states department of veterans affairs. and catlyn kenny, producer at crabs radio

dr. henry j. paranoid hypersensitive grandiose ill informed leader such as donald trump who has surrounded himself with a cabinet and set of advisers who are either unable to bring him out of his paranoid suspicions and instances or worse, identify with his positions, represents a multidimensional threat to our country and the world, unquote. the president probably didn't calm anyone's nerves when he tweeted this. noko has interpreted america's past restraint as weakness. this would be a fatal miscalculation. do not underestimate us. in all caps, do not try us. behavior like that is why bob corker held that hearing today on the president's authority to use nuclear weapons. tony schwartz contributed to the book "the dangerous case of donald trump." he knows trump as well as anyone, having written "the art of the deal "with trump. he joins after the break. ence w, he's meant for it. i'm joey gabe, personal shopper for walmart and i love to see a smile on my customer's face. whentrust the brand docto

dr. charles j. akoda at prince george's hospital center.at he used a complex identity theft scheme to become employed. fox5 spoke to a woman who says her child was delivered by the fraudulent doctor. >> to find out that he is actually a fake, i'm very appalled and i'm in disbelief because i wouldn't expect a hospital to any other do a thorough background check on people that's willing to work for them. i would expect them to really do diligent background checks on people and expect those people to be who they say they are. >> akoda practiced medicine at the hospital for a total of eight years from 2008 until 2016 when he was indicted in federal court for having a fake social security number. it is also discovered that and transcripts. >>> this morning another victim has come forward accusing howard university of ignoring her rape claim. this is a sixth victim in connection to a sexual assault lawsuit against the university. the student says she was raped on campus in april of last year but says when she reported it to school officials they

areflects then, j edgar hoover and his suspects with dr. martin luther king. dossier released today shows documents -- >> among 600 documents released today by the ar chives is this one, a never before seen file titled martin luther king jr., a current analysis. in 1968, includes explosives analysis about the leader who was exposed 23 days. martin luther king jr. was involved in extramarital affairs and other sexual activities that if true publicly would have been devastated to him and his moment. there are pages and pages details him and his organization. with alleged ties to kmun insist and finally details about proprieties of dr. martin luther king. i want to stress the fbi under j edgar hoover at the time had been investigating him for years at this point in the hopes of finding damaging information and we have no way of corroborating this investigation. >> what does this have to do with the assassination of jfk? >> that's one of many questions we have tonight, anderson. considering the document has no mention of john f. kennedy or his assassination. the o

j. edgar hoover's deep suspicion and obsession with dr.ing and it speaks to just how far he and fbi went to discredit dr. king. the items are explosive but they are unsubstantiated. cnn gary's tuck man joins us now. what are you learning? >> well, anderson, among the more than 600 documents released late today by the national archives is this one. a never before seen file titled martin luther king, jr., a current analyze. it's dated march 12, twot 68 and includes a number of explosive allegations about the civil rights leader who was assassinated 23 days after this report was first compiled. among the claims detailed, martin hoouter king jr. was involved in extramarital affairs and other sexual activities that if true and real publicly would have been devastating to dr. king and his movement. in addition there are pages and pages of details about his organization the southern leadership conference with alleged ties to known communists. sp finally details about supposed financial improprieties by dr. king. i want to stress that the fbi unde

dr. martin luther king. why? because most historians agree that director j. engaged in a campaign to not only undermine dr. king, but to actually encourage his demise and his death. the fbi director, this is accepted as a matter of history, sent a letter to the reverend dr. martin luther king encouraging him to kill himself, to commit suicide. the point being here is, where you have government subsidized rumor, innuendo, a sustained character assassination campaign, this document being released now is just unconscionable. >> we're going to run out of time real quick, and i do want to get to this point, and that is, all right, making martin luther king look bad was, obviously, part of this investigation. coming out now also makes the fbi look very bad at a time that the fbi's involved in a very critical investigation of the current president. do you think that also weighs into this? >> it absolutely weighs into it, but it not only makes the fbi look bad, i believe it makes this administration, as in the white house, look bad. while we are at a moment where we a

carl inhofe j from the northwest laboratory. welcome. dr. raines from the oakridge national laboratory and we have another national lab expert with us this morning. mr. zachary tudor, from the national homeland security at idaho national laboratory. dr. dunkin earl is with us, president and chief technology officer for quibetech incorporated and the last member of the panel is dr. daniel rydell the new ceo of contact services inc. delight to have each of you. mr. inhofe, if you would please lead off. >> thank you, chairman murkowski, ranking member cantwell and members of the committee. my name is carl inhofe, i lead the research at washington state. for more than two decades pnl supported resilience for utilities across the nation. i also chair the laboratory consortium, a team of four national laboratories including oakridge that supports the initiative along with 100 partners from academia and industry. i would like to offer two points for the cyber resilience of the nation's cyber system. point one, sharing with doe has significantly imp

dr. king and the sclc. i want to stress that the fbi under director j. edgar hoover at the time had been investigating martin luther king jr. for years ins hopes of finding damaging information and that we have no way of corroborating these allegations. >> so what does this have to do with the investigation in the assassination of jfk? >> exactly. that is one of the many questions we have tonight. considering the do you want has no mention evof john f. kennedyr as has assassination. only thing we have is it was reviewed by the jfk task force, but kept secret until today. >> there are still thousands of jfk assassination documents that have not been released, right? >> right. and that is also still unclear what is going on with that. we do know last week president trump sent out this tweet that read in part after strict consultation with general kelly, the cia and other agencies, i will be releasing all jfk files other than the names and addresses of any person who is still living. and they are being released on a rolling basis by the national archives. t

dr. saphier thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. rob: is that a real turkey or fake tucker j? >> good yes.keley. one getting her where it hurts. her wallet. >> griffin playing one of the best games of the season. that was not the highlight for him on this thanksgiving matchup. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. ♪ jillian: welcome back. remember this a antifa protest leader who got arrested for assault? [[bleep] > please, officer. >> well, now she is being hit where it hurts. former president of uc berkeley college republicans troy warden suing ivette for $100,000 in damages. she claims he treated him and limited his right to free speech by filing a restraining order against him. the middle school leader has been arrested in the past for assault and has claimed fox news tried to get her fired

j. trump is the new sheriff and we will reinvigorate our relationships and we're not going to take the kind of behavior we have seen with china now under this administration. brian: drest opinion. do you think the administration would be better if attorney general sessions became senator sessions again? they are able to plug somebody else into the attorney general position? >> that's a great question, brian. look, jeff sessions is an honorable man. he seems to be struggling with getting a grip on this incredibly politicized department, the obamas turned into this weapon, the political weapon, doj became a partisan weapon. but, with regard to alabama, you know what? i want to get to the bottom of this story. i want to find out if judge moore did what he did because in this country we have a presumption of innocence. if these accusations are true, these women deserve justice. but in this country we have to see the evidence and this individual must actually be given the presumption of innocence. so right now, i don't want to -- i don't want to make decisions or encourage people to make decisions that remove that presumption of innocence. especially. brian: there are so