- jamal. ask jamal. why ? just do it ! - okay. jamal, what do you want me to do next ? - i don't know ! i would like to speak with whoever is the owner of this restaurant. - do you have a complaint, sir ? - no. i'm the critic from the restaurant news. - i would like to know who is the owner. - i am ! - that's me. - i mean, that's him. but someday i would like to own a restaurant of my own just like this. i have some questions about how you first started this restaurant. and i'm supposed to have the answers. that's generally the way it works. - how did you start all this ? - also, i would like to take a picture of you... in front of your restaurant. - now, wait a minute ! - who are you ? he's the handyman. if you're the handyman what do you do around here ? i work on the alarm system. i certainly hear that ! - can't you fix it ? - i'd better do it ! but gamal, isn't that the handyman's job ? yes. it is the handyman's job. and i am the handyman. then, if i'm not mistaken, that makes you the owner of this restaurant. yes. this is the owner, mr. victor brashov. i had a hunc

>> reporter: and megyn, jamal was convicted by a jury of ten white people and two black people.ause the evidence was so overwhelming, the jury escape back after six hours of deliberating, sentencing him to death after less than two hours of deliberations. when the doj nominated debo adegbile, who was with the legal defense fund, he fought to defend jamal, claiming there was racial discrimination and that the jury was not given proper instruction. jamal, as you said, shot officer faulkner five times, as well as 12 inches from his face, having his death sentence overturned. but despite arguing that jamal's conviction was about race, debo adegbile told the commission it was only about justice. listen. >> our commitment in the constitution is to follow our procedural rules even in the hardest cases, perhaps especially in the hardest cases so that all of our rights can be vindicated. >> yeah, we have now learned that a rally for jamal in 2011, this woman, an attorney for the legal defense fund team said it was an honor to defend abu jamal, saying there was no question in the mind of

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and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime of working together with jamal i said let's do this in california. you only have to choose in that neighborhood what kind of latte you want in the morning. >> when i go there i'm always eager to go to my people, to my neighborhood. i want to have the least interaction with the israelis as possible. >> many israelis don't want to know about palestinians. they don't want to reach out. they don't want to cross into streets and neighborhoods where the palestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land. >> growing up in t

. >> but jamal davis has ban breath of fresh air. a friend washington knows from local clubs. >> talk about your outfit. that was the kicker. >> bitch, my outfit was i have super, like, bisque oh booty 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 larceny and break-in and 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. >> a wrist block, basically. >> jam

the philadelphia police officer and security guard heard jamal quoting here, i shot the [ bleep ] ands. his trial lasted two weeks, a jury of ten white people and two blacks deliberated six hours before finding him guilty. the next day, the very same jury deliberated one hour, 53 minutes before returning a death sentence. to this day, critics maintain that abu-jamal, a former member of the black panther party, was framed by a racist. he is no longer on death row because his sentence was vacated two years ago. but his request to get a new trial twice has been rejected by the pennsylvania supreme court and once by the u.s. supreme court. megyn? >> trace, thank you. while the national fraternal order of police are writing president obama directly regarding the man, they are not alone. joining me now, maureen falkner, the wife of the police officer so brutaled murdered. and joining me now, a civil rights attorney himself. thank you for joining us, maureen, your reaction when you heard this attorney had been nominated to such a position by the president. >> megyn, i was absolutely outraged

jamal al jamal passed away in the hospital after the blast because of which is being investigated. no one else was hurt in the new year's day morning explosion the palestinian foreign ministry is sending a team to help with the investigation jamal had only taken the position in october a fifty two year old woman believed to be and why it was taken to the hospital suffering from shock. i the lou. i the team. and more i knew the news all day and more the chicken. the two . stall. dennis went along when i was on. and on. he's going in and out sledding. i say. isn't it the controversial site in eighteen ninety his anti semitic hate speech. maybe try to reach or consort spend the night telling her it's prosecutors have agreed to a preliminary investigation begins to donate money to compile a focus on to racial hatred. often he implied it too scandalous don't need to stand on a tv show in december to donate is famous among fans for his twenty oh two to one which appears to show you a salute in reverse according to jewish groups the comedian use the gesture as often as i am anti zionist c

jamal during the guilt/innocence phase.to represent him after his conviction was upheld by 11 judges. so he voluntarily went out and sought this case. not only did he seek the case, but the naacp legal defense fund took on his cause which separates him from being a regular attorney. and one of the most important things i think that people need to know, this man has been nominated to head the civil rights division in the department of justice. in that position, as the assistant attorney general, that person is responsible for ultimately determining which cases are brought against police officers and law enforcement agencies throughout the country. and here we have this nominee who not only you know, volunteered for this position, but was successful in overturning the death sentence of a convicted cop killer whose sentencing was upheld 11 to him -- >> but doesn't that speak to him, saying you got a good argument and the death sentence should be overturned? does that not validate this attorney? >> the issue is why he took on t

police in prague say jamal al- jamal died while opening a safe in his room.police say it was the result of careless handling of dangerous explosives. a french catholic priest who had been held hostage in nigeria has now arrived home in france. he was kidnapped last november by militants in cameroon. he was then taken across the border to nigeria. boko haram claimed responsibility for his abduction. they say they released the priest on compassionate grounds. down on french soil early wednesday -- touching down on french soil early wednesday, home safe at last. a catholic priest was greeted by president francois hollande -- the catholic priest was greeted by president francois hollande before being reunited with loved ones. speaking of his days in captivity, he said people should being held.se still >> it is nothing in comparison to other hostages who were held longer and those who are still being held. i spare a thought for those who are still hostages and i also realize what others went through. >> france's leader paid tribute to the 42-year-old. >> i want to

i want to bring in goalie taylor, a columnist for the grillo, and jamal buoy, a writer for "the dailydie, type in here. the focus of the president's message is low-income assistance, helping the students that sit at that level. >> what do you expect the president to be focusing on? >> elf to agree with so i expect the president to announce some kinds of reforms that may address that problem. what i'm less enthusiastic about is that sometimes when we make some of these well-intentioned reforms, they had tend to inflate or cause undue inflation in the cost of tuition and other things that go along with attending college. so i believe the president is very, very interested and invested in making, you know, higher education more attainable for students who certainly qualify, but don't have the financial means, but i want this administration to begin to rethink how it enact some of these reforming, and that they often impact the way that tuition costs rise. >> jamal, when you look at this, one of the ideas that's been brought up to address this dynamicer pell grants. it is helping, a progr

the reason folks are angry about this is he volunteered to help out this man abu jamal who was convicteddering a philadelphia police officer daniel falkner in cold blood sit over him and fired four more times after the initial shot. five total. he was working for the naacp legal defense fund at the time he vl tiervolunteered his servi. now he's up for the top post. we will be talking about some of the reporting on this in a bit. first we have a chance to speak with hill re shelton the washington bure redirect tore. thank you for being here. >> grad glad to be with you. >> there's no question you don't always agree with the client you represent. but you also get to decide which case you take unless it is assigned to you. he was not assigned to his case. it wasn't assigned to him. he volunteered to defend a cop killer. that's what happened here. explain to the viewers why they should get behind this guy on this nomination? >> first let me say our hearts and prayers continue to go out to the falkner family. it is a shame in our country when we lose a public servant as dedicated as we have b

ambassador jamal al jamal were moving into his home in prague, when he opened a safe that hadn't been touched in more than 20 years. that safe was apparently booby-trapped. >>> the white house is trying to ease concerns that put the birth control provision of obamacare on hold. it was blocked at the request of a roman catholic group in denver. the obama administration says that organization is among those exempt from the requirement. >>> a new year and a new start for rob ford. the city's mayoral campaign kicks off today. ford's administration has been thrown into turmoil after he admitted to smoking crack and lying about it, public drunkenness and lewd language. he's expected to face stiff competition from two other candidates. >>> a time-honored tradition played out in the streets of philadelphia. >> the city rang in the new year in mummers style. thousands of spectators watched as mummers strutted their stuff. >> philly's mummers' parade is believed to be the oldest in the u.s., dating back to the 17th century. >>> still ahead, phone numbers for several million users of a popular a

however there are many of the bnp would i want to be associated with the jamal had invited a question lies in the bishop's nappies. the question community has been advising the bnp to give up above the base of the time to negotiate a given. gold edition him run congress at least until it strikes against militant hideouts in office but this time with all the dolls the ongoing peace talks with the militants here's a couple. pakistan ttp in cellphone pda chief tim gunn khan who has been one of the biggest boat real sporting peace talks with the august on the devine said any new job creation reveals that people of the country's enemies. with the brussels to get up for that too the director of mental vision of the gunmen escaped dawson offloaded. what is the new site keep it. yup but with idyllic and mad. but if i decide to do with a drop off at the home of one of the school pupil five wood to chop the ticket. young won all twenty wickets cheaply if our august on new gf and my gut. sunny jets had on tuesday bombed suspected the nearby strong voice in the climate region bordering of august

these type of shell corporations and shell games. >> now, when we say, that let me read, lisa and jamalch brothers gave a statement to "the washington post" about this story. their spokesman said, and i'm quoting, koch s involvement in political and policy activities is at the core of fundamental liberties protected by the first amendment to the united states constitution. this type of activity is undertaken by individual donors and organizations on all ends of the political spectrum. koch has been targeted repeatedly in the past by the administration, and its allies because of a real or in some cases perceived beliefs and activities concerning public policies and political issues. so lisa, they're saying, expressing themselves. they have a first amendment right. to do so. you're not saying that they're doing anything illegal here, and you're not saying they're violating anything here, are you? >> what i'm saying is that this is an issue where the american people have a right to know more about who is trying to influence their elections. we have 40 years of law that was basically destro

jamal al jamal of peter's death appearing to be accidental rather than terror attack. an unnamed police sources telling weekly respect that said jamal and totally mishandled the ball. kaden in the safe at his farm home some african police say the former head of rwanda's intelligence services may have been strangled. once an ally of polka down in the body of dissident patching terry gale was found in johannesburg said posh michelangelo towers hotel on new years day. it always blows it and the rope found inside of the hotel room safe let's go to johannesburg in correspondent ideas share a smile. i guess it has been highest incidences of political opponents of poker gandhi being assessed in it were some african authorities saying right now. i know you and me. at that. we are. are you. you eat. i know. we are i know. the man. you can she may be a day. each. i think. you can do that i knew that. in the uk two more. i come. the company. there should be i can. i knew our own i mean. how can it. chris i know the rule. each day the key board. the day you know. thanks for that t

let's go to jamal who has the latest from south sudan.ll us about this prisoner release and they're in kenya now. does that mean they are free? >> reporter: well, jane, it came as a bit of a surprise, because it has been a demand for several weeks by the rebels that the government release these prisoners. it seems that it is some sort of show of goodwill from the government by releasing them in kenya. they are essentially free men, however it seems, at least from the transfer to kenya, they're not welcome here in south sudan. however, the big shots, the heavyweights of the 11 detainees remain behind bars, and they include the former secretary-general of the governing party in south sudan, someone who was seen as one of the key figures, the key allies of the rebel leader who the justice minister said yesterday should be charged with treason. while there is some sort of goodwill gesture through the release of these 7 detainees, there's also the stick in the other hand used by the government to show that it's still very much at odds with the

the widow of that police officer you talked about, daniel faulkner, who was killed by jamal, and whobeing sentenced to death says she is stunned. >> i was absolutely outrageed by president obama, to make this decision, to have a man who defended a murderer, someone who murder ad police officer with premeditation and malice, is a radical, is a black panther and, to give him an appointment meant to mom name him to the department of justice. it is a disgrace. >> reporter: he says he was simply doing his job as a legal advocate while defending jamal on a technical legal matter. here is what he said during questioning before the senate judiciary committee last week. >> ultimately several federal courts found that the jury had not been properly instructed and there was in fact a constitutional violation. it was on that basis that the death sentence was thrown out and, mr. jamal was resentenced to life without parole. >> reporter: fraternal order of police is blasting the nomination in a letter. president says his nominee is reason, quote, the country's most notorious cop killer had his dea

oil town which was recently taken by the south sudan army from rebels and we have arrived there and jamalof a lot of fighting. what is going on now? >> indeed we arrived a couple hours ago on a flight accompanying the south sudan minister of defense coming to inspect the town after his forces recaptured it yesterday afternoon. and after going through places, several places in the town, the scene was similar and not as bad as maybe bor or bantu which we reported on in the past few days but it's dire from a humanitarian situation, tens of thousands of people displaced, people seeking shelter in churches, schools, hospitals, as you heard from the united nations the situation is extremely bad. i'm going to introduce now the minister of defense minister and i want to start by asking you after you have patrolled the area here how confident are you now you now control all major towns that were once in the hands of the rebel forces? >> well, we are in control of bantu, and the capitol, we are also in control of bor, the capitol of that and we have just yesterday covered the town of madacal and in

seat no. 6, is assigned to commissioner wynns, it's filled by jamal watkins and expires june 2017. the seat is assigned to commissioner mcdonalds and that will go through june 2017 once it's appointed. >> can you just clarify both of those two, they would have to be reappointed. their term expires june 2015. if reappointed they can serve that. >> i read their second term expiration. >> thank you. and then seats 8 and 9 is a superintendant appointee which we just added. >> those are for superintendant appointment and they go basically from a term ending june 2015, second term ending june 2017. >> thank you, mr. davis. item m discussion of other educational issues. i believe deputy superintendant guerrero has an item. >> we have an opportunity this evening to hear the awareness and john burke accompanying her. i think we have a powerpoint. >> good evening everyone. this is to present to you about the new state test that is coming out this year. this is the new test in the state assess many system. it's called the smart balance assessment consortium. usually called the s back. this is

let jamal get caught on the corner, that's straight to gaol. it's unfair. that's the reality. massive unemployment at work. >> it's the reality. a lot of political scientists suggest if the economy was worse, the drug use, post erty and drug rates will go up. we had 50 straight months of economic growth. it may be unequal, but it lifted some people up. >> we have to look at what we are made of, saving the economy. most of the drugs are low wage drugs. large numbers of fellow citizens gave up going to work. many are working part-time. none of it counts when it comes to statistics, and profits for the rich corporations and big banks are breaking records. executive compensation breaking records. that's ending wealth and equality, not saving the economy. he's saving a version of capitalism. he, larry somers, tim quiet ner. banks doing well, how are home owners doing. still catching hell. how are workers doing. poor people rendered invisible. poor children and inner cities rendered invisible. can't wait to go in. >> i hear what you say about inequality. is there anything positive y

jamal charles suffers a concussion, done for the game. alex smith, first possession, first score. huge game. smith, don't call me conservative, airing it out to donny avery. nobody home. 79 yards for the touchdown. 17-7 chiefs. chiefs scored in the first five possessions. after a fumble by the colts is that brett favre? no. they'd lead by as many as 28, and then luck, leads a comeback. donald brown fumbles. a little luck and then bounces right back. 41-38. chiefs answer with a field goal. then luck deep to hit ton, got him. colts take their firs lead of the game. then bowe gets one foot down, second one out of bounds. kc turns it over on downs. indy, comeback reminiscent of houston-buffalo 21 years ago. bills were down 32 in that. indy's comeback win, second larger in nfl history. tomorrow, green bay, and the 49ers. shu will have complete coverage. we'll also bring you a playoff edition of vernon's view tomorrow night. >>> a little jekyll and hyde in the shark's home games. 60, almost a goal per game, more away from san jose. coach, i know all about that stat. eric johnson on net.

experience including the death of jamal he came out what happened was that support for our presence in iraq dropped from around seventy percent to around twenty percent we lost the moral authority that we had in iraq we lost the iraqi people and a way that radically transformed the rock the iraqi military and political landscape. and then of course the ultimate folly of all this was that according to military intelligence eighty five percent of the persian or zob are entirely innocent of any insurgency activity whatsoever. one. under pressure to obtain useful intelligence the department of defense established behavioral science consultation teams made up of both psychiatry and psychologists to advise interrogators on strategy after observing interrogations on t.v. monitors like this. it is. one of our. regular i. love it is really well. you know not often but i mean you're getting there. you're a lawyer. the behavioral science consultation teams or biscuits helped interrogators exploit the physical and emotional vulnerabilities of the detainees these doctors were pulled out of clinical

jamal charles suers a concussion, done for the game. alex smith, first possession, first score, 7-0. luck and the colts, quick response. ten yds. game tied. smith, not conservative here. airing it out today. 378 yards. 79. donny avery, 17-7 chiefs. the first team since 2004 to score on the first five possessions in a postseason game. after a sum fumble by the colts, alec smith, 24-7. they led by8. then donald brown the fumble, luck picks it up. the score. then luck going deep for hilton. colts take their first lead of the game two minute to go, smith, fourth and 11, hat bowe. one foot down, one is out. luck, three picks but indy with the second largest comeback in nfl history, onl buffalo's come back in 18993 -- 1993 was bigger. >> everybody stepped up. every player on the offense had at least three really big plays that turned the game around. >> when you get these opportunities, you don't know when your next one will be. it's -- just trying to make the most of it, and got it do. >> smith was really, reallygood today. nfc wild card gam

in fact when you look in iraq and what happened after the great experience including the death of jamal he came out what happened was that support for our presence in iraq dropped from around seventy percent to around twenty percent we lost the moral authority that we had in iraq we lost the iraqi people and a way that radically transformed the rock the iraqi military and political landscape. and then of course the ultimate folly of all this was that according to military intelligence eighty five percent of the persian are. entirely innocent of any insurgency activity whatsoever. one. under pressure to obtain useful intelligence the department of defense established behavioral science consultation teams made up of both psychiatry and psychologists to advise interrogators on strategy after observing interrogations on t.v. monitors like this. it is. all. right you know what i know of it is really well. you know not often but i believe you're getting there. you're a lawyer. the behavioral science consultation teams or biscuits helped interrogators exploit the physical and emotional vulnera

jamal charles suffers a concussion, done for the game. alex smith, first possession, first score, 7-0. luck and the colts, quick response. ten yards. game tied. smith, not conservative here. airing it out today. 378 yards. 79. donny avery, 17-7 chiefs. the first team since 2004 to score on the first five possessions in a postseason game. after a sum fumble by the colts, alec smith, 24-7. they led by 28. then donald brown, the fumble, luck picks it up. the score. then luck going deep for hilton. colts take their first lead of the game two minute to go, smith, fourth and 11, hat bowe. one foot down, one is out. luck, three picks but indy with the second largest comeback in nfl history, only buffalo's come back in 18993 -- 1993 was bigger. >> everybody stepped up. every player on the offense had at least three really big plays that turned the game around. >> when you get these opportunities, you don't know when your next one will be. it's -- just trying to make the most of it, and got it done. >> smith was really, really good today. nfc wild

and mm the alchemist old pal a summer jamal flash the cash and give them a little souls from sentimental given them by. big spending her a social hour showed off her latest acquisition on wednesday when they unveiled from international appeal and get by. twenty eight year old cab i has agreed a free coffee a deal with the french champions the page you can also united twenty three million euros for the mad fella. cab i was and it away from the north east of england by the prospect of playing champions league football and human. at his presentation. have i said we had trouble qualifying for the champions league last season. we were very close to the season last year was very difficult. but we did have a deal between me and the club i couldn't come in the summer but the possibility of moving away this winter presented itself and they respected the field we had that's why what to say thank you to new castle. so i will not forget that in a huff years i was there because for me it was absolutely fantastic. interesting enough the former will play a joint new council in june twenty eleven and sc

jamal has more from jube ba, the capital of south sudan. >> it's been a long awaited cease fire, but a huge break deal nonetheless. at least now those who have fled their homes because of the violence that has raged through south sudan over the past several weeks has some hope that they may return soon. the cease fire just signed essentially guarantees there will be permission, or both sides would allow for aid to reach those effected. however, it will only be implemented 24 hours after the signing of the time of that signing. despite this break through, despite the cease fire, many view that this is just a patching of a wound that continues to bleed. because there are real differences between both sides here. there is the former vice mt. who many see is a person who feels he should be running 24 country. pitted against the current president who enjoys widespread support, as someone who has seemed to have liberated south sudan. and the other tribes across south sudan, so many view that unless real accountability for the crimes committed is reached unless real reconciliation reached b

while go back for me with me for tonight's bigger picture discussion on iraq jamal gould and john isaac isaacson let's get back to it just to summarize the the interim nuclear deal the joint plan of action which goes into effect monday. in exchange for sanctions relief for releasing the sanctions on iran iran would be promising us that they will halt all enrichment of uranium above five percent that they will dilute to below five percent or convert to a form not suitable for further enrichment their entire stockpile of near twenty percent enriched uranium and just just to put this in context you can run a nuclear power plant with you or any i'm around three or four or five percent of believe medical applications but you really need over ninety percent i'm pretty sure to make a bomb if anybody out of the what they're looking to go back to those the that they will not install any additional centrifuges of any type that they will not increase their stockpile of three point five percent low enriched uranium but they will not commission the heavy water erik reactor that's a reactor that coul