part of the reason is the pollittizizing of the jamal islamic. all this comes in the backdrop of when the united nation assist trying to broker a negotiation between the opposition and the ruling party >> you'll have to explain more about what jamal-e-ilami - what the party is and why the death sentence imposed on mollah is having such a backlash in bangladesh. >> jamal islami has been there since 1947 onwards. they have taken part with collaboration with pakistan when we had a civil war here. a lot of members were involved in peace committee and auxiliary police. many of them were members involved in killing bangladeshis and freedom fighters. many were accused, many couldn't be convicted. after 40 years the government decided this needs to be put to an end as part of an election manifesto. the war crimes tribunal was formed. if you ask everywhere, everyone wants a due process and those who are found guilty to be sentenced. there's a lot of controversy in the due process of the war crime and not allowing the jamal islami party to participate in t

. >> but jamal davis has ban breath of fresh air. friend washington knows from local clubs. >> let's talk about your outfit. that was the kicker. >> bitch, my outfit was i have silver, like, disco bootie shots on, and a lime green tank top with white go-go boots. >> we're both gay, and that makes me feel more comfortable around him, other than everybody else on the unit who it straight. he just makes my time go by a lot faster. >> i did the whole catwalk and a pose and i killed the stage. i killed it. >> i just bet you did. >> davis' good times have been frequently interrupted by stays at kent county. he has prior convictions for rarsny and breaking and entering, arrested various times on parole violations. he pled guilty to two new charges of larceny sand awaiting sentencing. >> i can't wait to get out of here. >> you got less days than i do. >> because you're a criminal. >> you're a habitual offender . >> no. that was last year. this is this year. >> new year, new you? >> that's what they say. >> coming up. >> that would be called

jamal talking about the white house needing to take more direct action, be more muscular.bout a new thing every day. the only way to do that is control your own executive. that is why obama and reid together in a coordinated way decided to flout the senate rules. without getting those people in place, they can't do that. >> it's interesting. the talk after reid used the so-called nuclear option is you will never see republican cooperation ever again. here we may have a potential budget deal. glen, you talked about the defense cuts. there's one wing of the republican party that tends to be most reactionary and shut down the government in the first place that doesn't really care. >> that is where the rubber meets the road. that is where you start to see economic self-interest argument really taking place. i think it's one thing to sort of go off on the tea party tangent but that's where the contradiction in the republican message starts to take hold in those districts. when you start talking about cutting military installations and get rid of defense contractors you're talki

jamal. see what is wrong back there. - could you change this for me ? - certainly.you wouldn't happen to know the number of the department of water and power, would you ? it's in the book by the phone. why do you need to call water and power ? - we're trying to connect up the washers next door-- - the laundromat ? uh-huh. my foreman went out to turn off the main valve but it didn't work. - the water's still coming out. - oh, it worked all right. he turned off my water. oh, no ! what a mess. sorry. i haven't even introduced myself. - linda blasco. - victor brashov. - i guess we'll be seeing a lot of each other. - i wouldn't be a bit surprised. well, now that i know what happened, i don't need to make that call. - do you want your change back ? - no, you can keep it for the machines. what a nice neighbor ! i like this place. i'm really glad i'm next door. what did i tell you ? already asking for change ! - don't be so quick to judge. she looks nice. - she looks like a gypsy ! she does not ! she looks like what they used to call a hippie. same thing ! erma schaeffer sp

. >> and eli lake is pointing out there is an al-qaeda link, saying the jamal network and the people previously tied to the attacks, is that true? that group was not mentioned in your article, and if that group was involved would that point to an al-qaeda link? >> i don't believe that group was involved. i think that the reporting in our paper was citing some congressional officials saying they thought this jamal group might have been involved. the officials were setting the report in the wall street journal, and seems to me to have come from egyptian intelligence. and at the end of the day, this jamal may have run a training camp and the people involved in the attack may have been at this training camp. but to me it is a bogus connection and it is not one that the u.s. can put its weight behind. >> i want you to have a chance to respond to critics, because you know some people in the new york times would say this was an attempt to exonerate hillary clinton in regard to the presidential race. >> if somebody thinks that i'm going to put myself through that kind of hassle and discomfor

i told him like, i don't care. >> jamal said it with attitude, with sass. you know, his tone was very pointed, and it was disrespectful. so the co was like, well, pack it up. >> so deputy green decided davis would be moved out, but only to another general population housing unit. the move to the hole would come a short time later. >> in the process of getting him moved, he refused. didn't want to pack his stuff up. >> i was bitchy. but it that way. i went back, got under my covers and laid completely back down. >> with davis refusing orders, deputy green requested backup to help with the move. >> i was like, i'll just make a scene then. how about that? i started to, like, fight back. >> it wasn't much of a fight. deputy davis raised his cuffed wrists above his head preventing further resistance. >> when someone starts to resist you want control of them to stop them from escalating their resistance. this officers just have their arms over a shoulder, gives good control of directing where you want them to go. a wrist lock basically. just holding him but you c

one raider touches him and see you later. 49-yard touchdown for jamal charles.efore their fans could even find their seats. raiders get a field goal and chiefs step into position. it's charles. another innocent looking swing pass. this time nobody touches me. charles for a 39-yard score, 14- 3 early first quarter. and eric barry has other idea. how about a 47-yard pick. raiders commit seven turnovers. raiders were down 35-10 when jennings scored the second 1 yard touchdown of the game. it's 35-17 at halftime. oakland gained 461 yards on offense today but no one seemed to notice because mcglowin was intercepted two times. to rivera 14 yards. 35-31. so you say there's a chance. l.a. smith though career five touchdown passes. jamal charles scored a career high five touchdowns. and rex 71-yard touchdown. chiefs win 56-31. they're in a clenching play off spot. they're now e officially eliminated from the play offs but we already knew that. mcgloin left the game after being poked in the eye. but no one can explain how they scored two touchdowns on innocent passes. >>

sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin picked four times. raiders get into the end zone in the second quarter. charles was a fantasy football dream. four touchdowns in the first half alone in the, in untouched, 16 yards. 35-10. raiders would rally. mcgloin with pair of third-quarter touchdown passes, lead cut to four. smith and the chiefs answer. alex, career high five touchdown passes no interceptions. charles scored five times. 71 yards, 42-31, and a game that saw 12 touchdowns. kansas city wins. 102 meetings between the teams, never combined for this many points. >> we were still in the game, it was 35-31 at one point, even with the turnovers we had. so we had a chance to get back in, but we have to be more consistent, and we can't be -- we're hurting ourselves out there. >> seven turnovers by the raiders. this -- fashion statement of the night. matt mcgloin. >> liked it. good luck. up next at 6:00, the hobbi

s jamal crawford robbing the gap with two three-pointers, he had 21 points for the night he got. clippers take it 96-88 for that homecoming for doc rivers. >>> will texas football coach mack brown step down this week and alabama coach nick saban step in? director says saban is focused on the bowl game in oklahoma right now. saban is the highest-paid college football coach. but talk is his extension offer is even more and a potential texas offer could be astronomical. mack brown's attorney saying he hasn't decided on staying or not just yet. >>> congratulations to auburn's gus malzahn who won coach of the year. he led auburn to the bcs championship game and the unforgettable iron bowl victory against alabama. a report from the "miami herald" suggests that richie incognito and jonathan martin will not return. bring back richie incognito accused of bullying jonathan martin. a report for the miami herald suggesting incognito and martin will never play for miami again. . the throw of the game, base runners charging for home and colliding with catchers. now new rules are in the works.

to used on this day to organizations that in cottage style into the county's day on the bench with jamal is on a jetty on it and it's clear that love people. what a kick out of afghanistan and the worry and tori i have this is that everybody just so we're leaving in one we're going to ignore problems in places like pakistan and it makes it easier for fundamentalism to prevail and that when i think would be an utter tragedy for the people of bangladesh are core to stand for. in the al qaeda and she had this were to prevail in the bangladesh or india bangladesh. as minister i have enormous admiration for the people there there is ample a garment industry is doing source the twenty one billion dollars of many jobs is that create harmony in ten races that give a future to come any better lives to say is that create sorts. uh we don't want to see people take office in them the doctor that are too quick to say when the car and be . we don't want women working in the gentry lee eighty percent of the people working in the in the car would ensure women. i've seen them six six million people work

with one second left on the clock, clay, blocked a shot by clippers chris paul and did contest it jamal kron first three- pointer. the warriors held off to win one of 5-1 03105-103 >> about a minute and happened to the fourth quarter, the warriors' andrew bogut clippers blake griffin got tangled up. the referees called a double technical again, that is the second technical one person so he was kicked out for the rest of the game. >> byu meets in washington for the 12th fight for under bowl friday. but today, it is time to get into the spirit and an old-fashioned pep rally. it is the first and unions or later this morning at 11:00 a.m.. both events will be there. so will the coaches and standout players from both teams. the gang will kick off the at&t park tomorrow night at 6:30 p.m.. >> there is good news for bay area children who otherwise may not get any presents for christmas. l efty odouls last minute for drive collected more than 10,000 new unwrapped toys. it was the 13th year for this toy drive. the final numbers came in at 11,000 which exceeded their goal. the success of this toy

. >> for 16 years, captain jamal nichols has worked on the water taking tourists out to experience theasailing. >> this job is very rewarding. and to fulfill people's excitement on an hourly basis is awesome. >> captain nichols and his crew are trained to deal with just about every problem that arises on the water. >> my number one job is to make sure everybody knows about the safety briefings so that nobody gets injured. i basically treat all of my customers like my own children. >> but on this afternoon, captain nichols finds himself in a situation he never anticipated. >> as i was leaving the harbor almost to the surf break i looked to my right. and i seen a high-speed boat coming at us. >> the boat appears to be one of the local patrols which sometimes travel at high speed when responding to calls. >> last minute within 50 yards of the boat i realize that that is not a patrol boat. that was a civilian boat and had to take action at that point. >> captain nichols swerves to avoid a collision, but the group is not out of danger yet. greg longnecker is the owner of the parasailing com

sets up jamal charles. oakland defenders everywhere. he slides by them. matt mcgroin, good a little bit, bad a lot. 47 yards the other way. eric berry on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin picked four times. raiders get into the end zone in the second quarter. charles was a fantasy football dream. four touchdowns in the first half alone in the, in untouched, 16 yards. 35-10. raiders would rally. mcgloin with pair of third-quarter touchdown passes, lead cut to four. smith and the chiefs answer. alex, career high five touchdown passes no interceptions. charles scored five times. 71 yards, 42-31, and a game that saw 12 touchdowns. kansas city wins. 102 meetings between the teams, never combined for this many points. >> we were still in the game, it was 35-31 at one point, even with the turnovers we had. so we had a chance to get back in, but we have to be more consistent, and we can't be -- we're hurting ourselves out there. >> seven turnovers by the raiders. this -- fashion statement of the night. matt mcgloin. >> liked it. good luck. up next at 6:00, the hobbi

his favorite target, jamal charles. out of the back field. 49 yards. that sort of game, a lot of scoring. matt mcgloin pretty bad at times. eric berry 47 yards on the pick. 21-3 chiefs. mcgloin four interceptions today. raiders find the end zone in the second. rashad jennings, his fifth touchdown of the season. charl charles, fantasy football dream if you had him today. 35-10 for the raiders? stick around, mcgloin with a pair of third quarter touchdown passes. 35-31. smith and the chiefs would answer. alex, a career high five touchdown passes, no picks. charles does a lot of work. his fifth score of the game. 71 yards. the game has had 12 touchdowns. kansas city wins 56-31. 110 meetings between these teams. they've never combined for this many points. >> we were still in the game, 35-31 at one point, even with all the turnovers that we had. so we had a chance to get back in it. like i said, we have to be more consistent. you know. we're hurting ourselves, i think. >>> let's talk nba. like the raiders the warriors, turnover-grown prone, 20 total. the su

paul gets it to jamal crawford. warriors win 105-103, after the final shots, more pushing and shoving, and here's the post game analysis. >> i still believe it's not a rivalry, because neither one of us has done anything. two teams playing with an edge, competing against each other. hard fought games. >> why did these two teams not like each other? >> we like them. >> merry christmas. >> we're kicking their butt and they went to something else to be honest. that's fine, we have to have better commission and just keep playing, there's no doubt about that. but i thought the basketball part of it, we were showing them pretty well. all the other stuff, it worked in their favor. it's a smart them for them to do. >> i think that's a compliment and an insult all at once. heat/lakers, lebron james, first quarter, dwyane wade, finds james for the alley-oop. evidently can you jump higher. wade off the glass to james. shoes still look good. part three of the trilogy, wade is going to find james for another easy dunk, the heat

jamal crawford for the win, but it is off the rim. warriors hang on for a 105-103 victory. there was more pushing and shoving after the contest. come on x guys. it's christmas. >> two teams playing with an edge and competing against each other, hard fought games. >> you know what, i wouldn't call it a rivalry. we are teams that play close games. tonight is no exception. >> we like them. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you too. with kobe bryant sidelined the lakers just about needed a christmas miracle to beat miami. among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union. the lob to lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james hard

jamal crawford for the win, but it is off the rim. warriors hang on for a 105-103 victory. more pushing and shoving after the contest. come on x guys. it's christmas. >> two teams playing with an edge and competing against each other, hard fought games. >> you know what, i wouldn't call it a rivalry. we are teams that play close games. tonight is no exception. >> we like them. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you too. with kobe bryant sidelined the lakers just about needed a christmas miracle to beat miami. among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union. the lob to lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james harden takes o

and stopped a three-pointer by jamal crawford. >>> a little mixing and matching have led to a rare delivery meet the country's first-ever liger. the mom is a liger, a cross between a lion and a tiger. >> they could become the largest cats ever seen. getting up to 800 pounds. >> it's amazing. the mix of the lion and the tiger is larger than the lion or the tiger. 800-pound cat. that's scary. >>> up next, "the pulse." social media is a-buzz with who might be playing lex luther. >>> and beyonce makes a little girl's wish come true. >>> time to check "the pulse." and the new buzz about who might play supervillain lex luther in batman versus superman movie. >> hollywood rumors says denzel washington is a favorite for the role. he has played larger than life roles. he was a bad guy in "training day." winning a best actor oscar. >> he was a bad guy. >> is that right? >>> it was walmart customers. now, it's a cancer patient. beyonce made a girl's dream come true when she sang and danced with her at a recent concert. 12-year-old kelon davis has an inoperable tumor in her brain. >> she song "survivor

jamal crawford for the win, but it is off the rim. warriors hang on for a 105-103 victory.e was more pushing and shoving after the contest. come on x guys. it's christmas. >> two teams playing with an edge and competing against each other, hard fought games. >> you know what, i wouldn't call it a rivalry. we are teams that play close games. tonight is no exception. >> we like them. merry christmas. >> merry christmas to you too. with kobe bryant sidelined the lakers just about needed a christmas miracle to beat miami. among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union. the lob to lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james harden ta

clippers had a close lead into the fourth quarter, and then the clippers jamal crawford broadening the gap with two three-pointers, 21 points for the night and the clippers win it 96-88. >>> texas football coach mack brown stepped in and will alabama's nick saban step in? alabama says he's focused on the sugar bowl right now. the talk is his extension offers even more and a potential texas offer could be ast nom mal. mack brown's attorney says brown has not decided yet. >>> conbrat lagss to auburn's jeff malzan, won coach of the year. of course that famous unforgettable iron bowl victory against alabama. >>> richie imcognito and jonathan march tip will not return to play for the dolphins after this season. incognito is accused of bullying martin and on paid succespensio. >>> it is the thrill of the game. base runner charging for home and colliding with catchers, now major league baseball has adopted rules that ban them because of injuries. it's up to the players association to check off on the new rules. >>> the andrew mccutcheon popped the question after four years. after a short vide

jamal weeks for baltimore. to baltimore, rather, for jim johnson. last season, the 30-year-old notched 50 saves in 59 opportunities. a's also bolstered their starting rotation by signing lefty scott tasner to a two-year, $22 million deal. meanwhile, we just received word they have pulled off another trade. they acquired outfielder craig gentry for a minor league prospect. >>> still to come, usually hockey fans toss hats to the ice to celebrate a big goal. why would thousands of teddy bears fly at this hockey game? to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> you a hockey fan? not so much. maybe after this one. calgary hit -- they have a pretty menacing name, but they could also go by the monday abbinger teddy bear kings o

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jamal alshayad. >> police in bangladesh have charged 13 people at a garment factory that killed 112 people. according to the charges, the death toll is a results of for safety standards. the couple who owns the factor are charged and could face life in prison if conflicted of negligent homicide. afghanistan has been renowned around the world for carpet for many women, weaving could be a way to export wears in a reliable arm. an organization in chicago is helping women do just that. >> the rich cultural history of afghanistan's province was largely blown up by the taliban with these towering statues of buddha. and they were driven to pakistan, depleting the heart of the nation leaving shoeless children and jobless after gans. now, a non-profit rug maker has brought the cultural revival for afghan women. >> there have been a lot of changes people who were unemployed before can work now. the wages that they give are very high. >> as you can see, it'stribble. >> the idea came from american former investment banker cony duckworth who visited afghanistan in 2004 in return with a business custom

. >>> medical examiner has exhumed the body of former nfl line backer jamal becker. the family hopes tests on his brain will provide critical clues. the former defensive star for the kansas city chiefs shot his long-time girlfriend and killed her and then killed himself. his family believes that he may have been suffering from a degenerative brain disease often found in athletes that have had several concussions. >>> we are following breaking news out of san jose. a terminal has been evacuated after some sort of water leak that has flooded pars of the airport. san jose fire confirms they are on the scene and dealing with the cleanup at terminal a right now. these are live pictures now. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you the very latest details as soon as they are available. >>> right now it is 4:40. students at an elementary school heading back to class. coming up at 5:00 more on the weekend repairs following an accident. the reason the school says everything should be back to normal today. >>> inmates at san quentin are breaking out with word

then, later in the fourth, jamal crawford, leads all players in scoring in the nba.d 21 points. clippers' bench gave rivers 34. clippers win it, 94-88. >> doc didn't get fired. stan and i did. that's kind of where we were at. >>> steph curry and the warriors hosting the mavericks. and one. and then, with under a minute left, the warriors down two. draymond green, turn up. under ten seconds left, game tied. curry -- oh, you big faker. hits the shot. had 33 points. and golden state, 95-93. what a game. >> steph curry got left off the all-star team last year. i don't think that's going to happen this year. >> no. >>> hey, the guys who fired me, how do you like us now? >> i always wanted to do that. we have to do that one of these days. >> we should. how do you like us now? >>> the university of alabama kicker who received threats after his team's loss to auburn last month is getting support from an unlikely source. >> cade foster missed two field goals and had another one blocked before auburn's miracle victory. well, yesterday, he showed the world a note from former pr

smith backpedaling on the first play and sets up jamal charles and charles is a fantasy football dreamtoday. mcgloin picked four times and a pair of fired quarter -- third quarter touchdown passes. career high five touchdown passes. 71 yards here and the game that saw 12 touchdowns and kansas city wins it 56-31. let's hear from alex. >> it was strange being back. we flew to san jose and stayed down there. that was a little different. i didn't think it was all week. i would be lying if i said it wasn't. especially being back in the bay area. it has been awhile since i have been back. >> redskins-falcons and rg iii not going to play the rest of the season and that means it is kurt cousin's time to earn some money. santana moss with 19 seconds left. washington within one and they elect for two. the pass is tipped and incomplete. falcons win it. they are at the stick on monday night football. patriots and dolphins. ryan tannehill to thigpen and no lead necessary in people me. 24-20 dolphins. tom brady drives new england and fourth down. former stanford man michael thomas ?aled off the prac

and joining us now for more heisman talk, jamal anderson. us, jamal. >> good to be here. >> i guess this was no big surprise, but what do you think of the pick? >> jameis winton had a great season. this year, he came out of nowhere, the great energy, the great story leading florida state, and the way he played was outstanding. and 19 years old. a lot of people thought he was going to be the runaway winner, and obviously, the controversy with the accusations down in florida state somewhat derailed, but what people talked about most was how composed this player was and how he continued to lead physicflorida state in of the investigation. >> what role do you believe it played? 115 voters left him off the ballot altogether. >> and you have that number, but you also have to understand that he had -- he won by the seventh largest margin in history. so for some people, obviously, it was a factor.ly looked a to the investigation and didn't like anything they saw, or the outcome. even though there are no charges against jameis winston, and i think th

smith backpedaling on the first play and sets up jamal charles and charles is a fantasy football dreamoin picked four times and a pair of fired quarter -- third quarter touchdown passes. career high five touchdown passes. 71 yards here and the game that saw 12 touchdowns and kansas city wins it 56-31. let's hear from alex. >> it was strange being back. we flew to san jose and stayed down there. that was a little different. i didn't think it was all week. i would be lying if i said it wasn't. especially being back in the bay area. it has been awhile since i have been back. >> redskins-falcons and rg iii not going to play the rest of the season and that means it is kurt cousin's time to earn some money. santana moss with 19 seconds left. washington within one and they elect for two. the pass is tipped and incomplete. falcons win it. they are at the stick on monday night football. patriots and dolphins. ryan tannehill to thigpen and no lead necessary in people me. 24-20 dolphins. tom brady drives new england and fourth down. former stanford man michael thomas ?aled off the practice -- sna

minister jamal has an agreement to end deadlock following anti-government protests. >> an unusual spell of wintry weather. snow in ver montgomery for the third straight day. the same system brought snow to israel, turkey and lebanon. a lot of snow there. we are seeing snow in the northeast as well. >> we are. getting several storms all coming together at the same time. and you have the storms set just right to bring in that cold, dry air and bring the moisture right over. we are just getting rolling in parts of vermont and connecticut. we have more on the way. right now, we are seeing most of the snow skirt right up on michigan and, also, towards pennsylvania and into new york. so we will continue to get some bands of heavier snow. total so far, chicago, in that darker blue area, parts of southern chicago, three to four inches of snowfall. farther over, into the south, you've got en that area of purple is about 10 to 12 inches of snow in illinois. champaign, pennsylvania, five inches. one inch for west virginia. now, we will get concerned about windchill factors and, also, icing. here i

. >> reporter: jamal is in a similar situation. >> translator: i have not been to school for two yearsause of the rockets and shelling. >> reporter: the war in syria is not only killing people, it is eliminating education that is needed. >> translator: the education process suffers many difficulties. there is no official support. in all levels we have so many problems. we need support and we need to rebuild the destroyed and bomb schools. >> reporter: students were among the first to take part in anti-government process. there is ongoing violence and bombardment, but it's their future that hangs in the ambulance. >>> the united nations says at least 20 people have been killed after rm articled men attacked a un base in south sudan. the un has just released its preliminary account of what happened. let's talk to kat turner. we're starting to get a clearer picture of what exactly happened. >> yes, clearer and more increasingly disturbing as well. as you mentioned we have been hearing a little bit more about what has been coming out. some fairly blunt language coming from the french ambas

. >> reporter: jamal is in a similar situation. >> i have not been to school for two years because of the rockets and shellings. >> reporter: the war in syria is not only killing people, it's providing many of the education they need. many fear illiteracy will increase, many teachers lack the means to do their job. >> there is no official support. on so many levels we have problems. we need support and we need to stop bombing schools. >> reporter: students were the first to take part in anti-government protests. there is ongoing violence and bombardments but it is their future that hangs in the balance. >> in the philippines a gunman open fired in an airport and killed the local mayor and other people. it caused chaos in manila and these five people were injured. ththe mayor had survived two previous attempts on his life. >> this was the last pretrial hearing of the year in the case against detainees charged with attacks. >> accused of providing logistical reports for high jacketters during the 9/11 attacks. he shook up the courtroom by calling the judge a war criminal. he accused gua

late third quarter, alex smith to jamal charlotes. and the raiders had no answer for charles in the game. 56-31. kc's first sweep of oakland since 2006. >> you can't play a good team like that. you can't turn the ball over seven times and give them the ball in scoring position defensively, we've got to make them have to kick field goals in those situations. and we didn't do that. >> this game is all about fundamentals. you don't carry out fundamentals, you know, what would happen. >> warriors have won six straight versus the suns. time winding down in the second quarter. dribbles down the court and a nice pass behind the back for the three. warriors down five with under two minutes to go in the game. curry drills the three. curry, 4 of 7 from long range. 30 points total on the night. under 30 seconds left in the game. two-point game. and curry looking for the foul. but he doesn't get it. warrior, 106-102, snapping a three-game win streak in phoenix. and the warriors are back in action on tuesday hosting new orleans. they're hoping tha

jamal charles game the first running back in nfl history to catch four touchdown passes, the first threeon little screen passes. we're going to speed these up. the very first play of the game, 49 yards for the touchdown. and then 39 yards makes it 14- 3. and then charles again, the touchdown. 35-10 again all little screen passes from smith. he also scored a rushing touchdown in the first half. so he had four touchdowns before halftime. third quarter raiders, give them credit. they mount a little come back. that makes it 35-31. mcgoin had five turnovers in the game. less than a minute and a half later, charles, 8 catches, 195 yards, five total touchdowns. smith 17 of 20, 287, five touchdowns, zero interceptions. he had a perfect passer rating today of 158.3. there's one of the interceptions. the raiders, they lose, fans head for the exits early in the fourth. meanwhile the chiefs clench a playoff spot. >> yeah, it's stats. you know, teammates making me look good. i didn't do much. three screens for touchdowns. i've never been a part of anything like that or seen that. pretty special, thos

so jamal boykin picked it up off the turf and ran for the touchdown! that's a gift. and former cal star marvin jones a one-handed catch as cincinnati beats the ravens at home. cincinnati unbeaten at home all year. just some of the plays of the weekend that you might have missed. >> a lot of people crushed by that cowboys loss. >> oh, yeah. >> crushed by that game last night. >> good one though. >> three straight 8-8 seasons in big d. >> down thep doesn't sound right. >> thanks. >> see you at 11:00. aren't you sweet! ed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how you folks doing today? thank you all very much. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey, and, boy, we got a good one for you today. from miami, florida, home of the world-champion miami heat, it's the hodges family. and from san francisco, california--that's the runner-up for the super bowl 49ers-- it's the low family. ever

police say they tried to stop 19-year-old darius jamal murphy. murphy they say pulled out a gun and started shooting at officers hitting one of them. the cops returned fire hitting and killing murphy. >>> new information tonight on the background of the d.c. police officer charged with coercing a reluctant 15-year- old girl into taking a naked photo. scott broom is in waldorf tonight where seven year veteran marc washington lives, scott? >> reporter: well according to the neighbors who live here with washington in this waldorf townhome neighborhood, they say he lives in the townhome here. he's single. and he lives with his father. the neighbors describe him as a pleasant guy and a familiar face. but it's a face now seen in a mug shot after 32-year-old d.c. police officer marc washington was charged under federal child pornography laws after an alleged incident on duty sunday in southeast washington. >> pretty regular guy. >> reporter: neighbors shocked by the allegations against him. >> that's marc? i haven't seen anything like that that would le

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he has been working with our son jamal has been flown out to post new deal with the maths maria is that it's a new drive to the hospital he's out. oh well that's the songs final and final time frame in turn raise rates said he is he's been given the best possible treatment wee wee wee is here because we know that chirac is wife and three children accompanied by his bedside with the neurologist comes on. chirac is possible positions so he can be and that sometimes right now. and on we were saying earlier on hugely admire him as a small idea such intense interest in his condition. sad to say then that he's be the most important figure in the wild the form no one in the whole history of farming on especially in the history puts us early in the last twenty thirty is sheer luck if anyone growing up in the eighties and nineties and a small monday is the place is the voice is formula one he won seven titles to a pencil five with ferrari new audience of three hundred races when was the cheek sense of them was mold on out i'll post dora as the summer he won pretty much everything he touched. or

faulkner shot one ball is in the chest jamal was at his side and his bullets five were shot and two of them are in faulkner's body. there were four eyewitnesses at the scene. two were black and two were white and they all identified the man as the shooter. they went to trial multiracial jury convicted easily transparently guilty. he was sentenced to be executed of course, they protested the execution is then his very conviction now he was in the senate. you're probably see in those bumper stickers as well. and then he became a celebrity giving commencement addresses. he wrote books ever written about him and getting published everywhere then at the height of it npr science him to do a series of commentaries for all things considered at which point the philadelphia of patrolmen's benevolent association said enough is enough. we have a widow who was killed by this man now doing things on npr? that was not a violation but that is the nature of the beast. they finally got the message and canceled the commentary so that is how they work historically that discarding in the soviet union movin

coach allen after the game >> that is what happened when you get in a player like jamal. making me look good. >> reporter: to what many were seen by most and exciting football game. >> reporter: walks off the field with a minute 21 on the game he says he was emotional and did not want people to see him crying. >> reporter: was certainly no crime in pittsburg. bancos capt. crush on this hit. ending up with a broken jaw and vertebrae the guy walked off the field with a towel in his mouth to soak up the blood later. >> reporter: we certainly would not leave our sports show with of seattle seahawks news. >> running a promotion with 35 grant to 12 different winners this more than a hundred 20,000 that dished out that money. >> pam: see you at 8:00 >>> blanket, paris, prince and michael's mother. the surprising new documentary. >>> beyonce by the numbers. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember w

contradicts what the "new york times" reported in 2012 where they said an egypt-based group, the al jamalroup had people on the ground that night and they got links to the core al qaeda. it's a little cooky. so it is extraordinary for the editorial guy from "the new york times" to take to his blog to let republicans have it. we're not doing anything for hillary. he said there was no editorial news room conspiracy because i didn't know about our investigation until i read it in the paper on sunday. he didn't know about it until he read it in the paper on sunday? he stole that from the president, didn't he? stop that! >> and on monday we were feverishly looking through "the new york times" yesterday. the "times" didn't cover the objections by congressman rogers and congressman issa and other leaders of the congress with regard to the"times" story. they didn't cover it until mr. rosenthal started to whine that he was in charge and he would know what was going on but didn't know. >> e-mail us. do you think "the new york times" is laying the groundwork for hillary's run for president or is it

there's something called the jamal network run by a guy called ja mmal what used to be with a man.inks to aq in yemen. there's a rich tapestry here running around benghazi on the night of september 11. i would be careful saying they were or weren't 100% involved. nobody knows. >> to be al qaeda or al qaeda linked, that term is thrown around a lot. we don't know what that means exactly. that's part of the story, i think. if you can boil it down into a brief answer, it's hard, based on your reporting, if you put it together, congressional hearings, what happened that night in benghazi? >> right, what happened is we had a very undermanned vulnerable base with few security officials dependent on a bunch of libyans who didn't like us anyway. there were a bunch of groups determines to attack us whether it was that night, two months or a year later. for whatever reason, that seemed like the night to attack. it doesn't really matter if they planned it for an hour, a day or a week. it doesn't really matter if it was a video or wasn't a video. we left our people without enough protection and

jamal is in a similar situation. >> translation: i have not been to school for two years, because of rockets and shelling. >> the war in syria is not only killing people, it's depriving many of the education they need. many fear illiteracy will increase. being a teacher could pose a threat. many lack the means to do their job properly. >> translation: the education process suffers difficulties, there's no support. there's so many problems. we need to rebuild the destroyed and bombed schools. >> this is the birthplace of a revolt against president bashar al-assad's rule. the students were among the first to take part in anti-government protests. >> there is ongoing violence and bombardment. it's their future in the ambulance. >> some of the largest syrian refugee camps set up classrooms so the children can try to learn. some children are forced to work in order to support families, and in lebanon, some have run out of space. >> this will be a day of remembrance for victims much pan am flight 123. it was 20 years ago that the plane was shot out of the sky. it was suspected that libya w

louisville offensive tackle jamal brown showing off his singing skills.a young child. 20-year-old steven sires. he admits to breaking the rules when he picked up a 4-year-old having seizures. you have to be 21 to have an ambulance. but sawyer says he didn't have a choice because the closest available help was 45 minutes away. a review board suspended him. he resigned his post right on the spot. your e-mails are pouring in on this one. gene says, when i was an emt, i had to make a decision that wasn't protocol. protocol is a guideline, but common sense prevails sometimes. >> mark says how old is old enough? 16, 18, 21? think about the disclaimer from the insurance company when standards are violated if an accident occurs. yeah, i saw a number of people tweeting me this morning saying, hey, it's all about insurance. you cannot drive that ambulance if you're 20 or younger. >> so the little girl, 4 years old, continue to have her seizures. common sense, please. >>> let's get outside to janice. it's shaping up to be a cold day out there. >> not too bad, but th