. >> 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

joining me now are jamal simmons and crystal ball.ng us. >> crystal, how does having affordable health care cost people liberty? what am i missing? >> i never understood this line. you're really going to fight for people to have the liberty to be uninsured? is that what we're looking at here? and senator brown was successful when he ran against the affordable care act. that was a much different time. that was before the affordable care act was law. that was before people really understood the way they could benefit from it. that was before 7.5 million people had signed up. so he's trying to run on these same old cliche, tired buzz words that people are increasingly realizing don't match up with the reality of what this law is, what it does, and the way that it benefits them and their family. even senator scott brown's family. >> you know, jamal, republicans are trying to play politics with the health care law. >> no! >> but they're playing politics with people's lives. we mentioned this story last night, the orlando weekly. they write

mumia abuone being jamal, who never killed anyone.has incidentally become one of the leading intellectuals in the united states. i am now working on his seventh book. all of his books had been in print for 30 years, and every one of them remains in print. >> in january, we interviewed kshama sawant, one of the few socialists to hold elected office in the country. she is in economic teacher and former occupy wall street activist who was elected to seattle city council after she ran on a campaign to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. we asked why she decided to run as a socialist. >> the hardest thing about running as a socialist is, one, to show there is a definite openness for clear alternatives, not only to the big business parties, but the system they represent, the capitalist system. if you look at recent polls, they show people, especially young people, much more open to socialism than you would find out from the corporate media. people are also fed up with the political dysfunction. >> is the new socialist seattle city counci

. >> that is not only sad, it's as the governor said, jamal, it's outrageous.overnment is going to cover 90% of it, costs the state little or nothing, and for politics you're going to hold this back that affects the citizens in your state? you quote me talking about different opinions, but you can't have different facts. let's look at the facts. gallup finds a big difference between the states embracing the health care law and the states that aren't. in states that expanded medicaid and set up their own exchanges, the rate of uninsured residents has fallen 2.5%. in states that didn't expand medicaid and didn't do the exchanges, the uninsured rates have fallen .08%. these are facts, jamal. >> absolutely facts and underneath the facts are real-live human beings who are struggling to make ends meet in their family, struggling to make sure they are being taken care of, and instead of taking care of their citizens, republicans are deciding to play politics, so you've got people trying to get cute with these numbers and get cute with policies and going and having 50

government, mumia abu-jamal. furious faulkner said, quote, you're going to teach children about a man who murdered a police officer. he was a radical, a militant. my question is, are our tax dollars paying for this? maureen faulk mer also accusing the school district of advocating violence to young students. >>> listen to this story, another unbelievable one, expecting a tax refund this year? well hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who think that a check is in the mail, will not get one and you can blame your parents for it. here's what's happening. the government is compensating -- confiscating checks of old debts of family members even those no longer living. they've collected $2 billion so far. it's an effort that started three years ago as a result of a single sentence tucked in the farm bill and lifted a ten year statute of limitations on that. expect to hear a lot more about that one. >> we definitely will. >>> tech workers in france winning the right to unplug. now this means that they are not allowed to b

i remember one time jamal scored 30 points, donald came up to him and i never liked the way he looked at him. he said i want to give you a lifetime contract. you're incredible, you're amazing. he would admire their talents, but clearly looked at them in a different way. you served a purpose for him and once you got off the court, things were different. >> when you fist started to mention the jack donahue thing and the way coaches play players and the way they yell during the game and what they say during halftime. has there been any development there? has it basically been good from the beginning? how would you describe it in the nba for example? >> in the nba, i don't see where people come out and just do blatantly racist offensive stipg things to to each other. coach donahue got angry at me for being lazy. he definitely wasn't a racist. it was a momentary slip. but this thing with mr. sterling has gone on for decades. it's horrible. there was a coach here, kim hughes, he got cancer. he needed surgery. mr. sterling would not cover him on the team policy. he had to borrow money. i thi

jamal and his artist collected no, they can't beat the bomb, but they're determined to deal with the terror they generate. messages to encourage people in their third year of war not to give up. >> we're like any other media trying to convey a message to the people and raise awareness. we write things that give clear ideas with the revolution. >> their work is on display throughout the neighborhoods. this reads aleppo more precious than gold. another, aleppo you're in our heart. the artists have had to contend to rebel fighters, painting over graffiti with their own slogans. but it says that syria's war can be as much about desolation as combat. the spray can is his most effective weapon. al jazeera. >> it starts as an up and counsel day on wall street. stocks staying mostly in the green. united technologies and ibm are showing some of the largest gains at this hour. a move to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 stopped cold a short while ago. the senate refused to open debate on the bill. 60 votes were needed to move that measure ahead. disneyland in shanghai looking to expand $800 mil

imprisoned black panther mumia abu jamal turned 60 years old on thursday. he has been more than three decades in prison, much of it on death row, jealous sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 2012. he was convicted of killing a philadelphia police officer, but is widely seen as a -- political prisoner. >> you fought for my breath. the state hates you because you fought for me, with me, every step of the way. i am humbled by your support and energized by it. struggles like this prove the possible, and we are not done. >> mumia abu jamal supporters are holding a celebration of life festival in philadelphia saturday to celebrate his 60th birthday and call for his release from prison. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. federal regulators have unveiled new rules that would effectively abandon net neutrality, the concept of a free and open internet. the proposal

dishes to jamal crawford. the warriors led 39-24. the biggest lead in the first half. klay thompson goes to the rack. he's got mad skills. and blake griffin all day, turns his back here on the defense. curry picks him, tosses ahead to iguodala for the flush. 22 point, 9 assist. the 118-97 win. game five tuesday in l.a. afterwards i asked steph what lit his fire. >> down 3-1 and going on the road, it's kind of a death wish. to get this one at home was huge. the energy and the ability was amazing from start to finish. and that's what you work for and look forward to all year is moments like tonight where we can even the series. and now we're best out of three. >> guys in our locker room know he is the best point guard in the league. i think anyone watching the game tonight, they got a little show of what he can do. >>> in the nation's capital, wizards point guard john wall dancing before tip-off against the bulls. wall off the steal. coast-to-coast, that will throwdown. he had 15.10 assists. fourth quarter, wall down to mo martin gortat. they take a series lead. >>> nats

jamal crawford made him play. 118-103. they took the 3-2 series lead. game six on thursday. >> you think with the events of today, you will be wake up tomorrow and the team, and possibly just focus on basketball from here on out? and how important will that be for you? >> a few problems, like being asked more questions about it. i hope so. i doubt it. but i think this will last a couple more days. we have to go there now and it is going to be brought up all over again. but i think, like, adam said and we said, the healing process has started. >> the turnovers, and the defensive attention put on steph curry tonight would be the difference in the game. >> we have to be aggressive and he has to make the proper reads. i thought he played well other than the turnovers so i think he will be fine. it was a tough night. >> giants back in. late scratch cut himself for the padres game. he had a lot of runs. a lead-off homer. but the giants weren't done. buster posey. both of these guys go in the first frame. a couple of giants did that. they beat the padres 6-0.

jamal rush gould is a distant third with eleven point five percent to secure an outright victory. candidate must win more than fifty percent of the valid ballots. final results are due on fourteenth after a period of dealing with complaints iraq's parliament reelection is scheduled to be held at the end of this month on gathering pace. one of the outstanding features of the election this time around although the wording thousand women that i've been nominated to take part. cctv correspond with some of the guarantee has walked from iraq. he works counting down to its general election on what the nine thousand forty candidates are reports of the competing with a three hundred twenty eighth council of representatives parliamentary seats according to iraq's independent telephone commissioned the port of four women in the dutch parliament is twenty five percent of all the total which amounts to a port to chill eighty two seats. beneath this pronouncement with a commission as that in excess of three thousand women have been omitted. the vast majority of those of higher education qualifi

jamal crawford lays it in at the buzzer and it's downhill from there. it was a 26-point lead for the clippers at the half. 2nd half no miracle comeback, just more blake griffin, a playoff career high 35 points. steph curry had 23 points in the 4th quarter but was physically beaten up by the clippers. curry had enough when he was hit by blake griffin late in the 3rd, no foul called. he throws his mouthpiece towards the clippers bench and he gets a technical, just a frustrating night for the warriors. they lose by 40 points, 138-98. ne i >> felt like i was getting to the basket, trying to get some contact and wasn't getting a call, but obviously just voicing my opinion at that specific time. things around going your way, you got to find a little way to get yourself going and get your teammates going, show some fire. hopefully i can save some money next time. >> we were bad. you think about giving up, you know, 138 points. you think about them scoring 30 in every quarter. you think about them shooting almost 57% from the field. that wasn't our brand of def

jamal the show was nice to you. a giant me beyond union. i don't know the dog. as of. the what are true to the first time you make it that russian military forces have been active in the crimean peninsula speaking during a televised question and answer session with the center russian military had been supporting self defense groups ukrainian and russian mx last month following a widely disputed a referendum. it was widely ridiculed in the western press in march for insisting that so called self defense units in crimea were local militia is a native of volunteers. despite the advanced combat gear and clear evidence near a train but iraq's military. to receive present however went on to dismiss accusations that a russian forces were active in regions of eastern ukraine where pro russian separatists and the history of unrest in recent weeks ukrainian authorities say they contain about ten iraqi citizens in the region were said to have background in intelligence. ukraine accused russia of sending special forces and ukraine and of being behind the takeover of buildings in a

jamal crawford got it. 52 apiece at the half. david lee jams it home. blake griffin redeems himself in the third. around david lee. 16 points in 19 minutes. klay thompson led the warriors with 22. steph finds him wide open. three ball. warriors up three. late fourth, chris paul ties it at 102 with a three. under two to go, harrison barnes seals the deal with a three in transition and the warriors hang on to win, 109-105. game two on monday. >> we're not going to quit. we're going to battle. when you look at the fact we had 21 turnovers and gave up 16 offensive rebounds we just had a tremendous will. >> a's and astros at the coliseum. and they gave him reason to dance. 3-1, astros. deep to right. brings the a's to within one. runners on first and second. callaspo ties it up at three. and runners on the corner, reddick into the gap and the a's win on josh's fourth career walkoff. the a's win it 4-3. >> from going to a guy who thinks how am i going to touch this baseball to thinking how am i going to get out. it's great to have confidence in the box. and k

breaking, as gentleman mal crow ford find -- jamal crawford finds blake griffin. steals from jordan crawford. at the buzzer, a big turn around. 9 point deficit now. steph curry doing his best to take command in the 3rd guard. a circus shot, but they're still down by 30. here's the icing for the clips. j.j. redick up for tbriffen. the blowout, 148-98. game 3 thursday back in oakland. hoping for a different story for sure. maybe the warrior fans will have a little say in that one. the giants were looking to bust out of their hitting funk, but going to one of the hitter friendliest parks really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues& great terms& let's close. our best ever value plans for business just got even better. now with free broadband for a whole year. >>> if there's one team that f

>> jamal? >> like a college or a school or something. that is the kind of way i try to picture it in my mind. i don't want to think of it as i am locked up here and doing time here, you know. because then, it is -- that's just the same way i was thinking before. if my thinking doesn't change, then i'm going to -- my behavior is not going the change either. >> it is our job to help assist them to make positive changes in their life, teach them about their illness. >> give them the tools. >> yeah, give them the tools and the education they need to go back out into the community and not wind up back in corrections or warehoused in mental hospitals. >> for 11 years psychiatrist c.j. boyd has worked with the mentally disordered offenders here at atascadero. >> we have three years to get you out to a conditionally released program. get you out to straight parole because you've done really, really well, or you don't do well and we can extend you involuntarily at the end of the parole. >> what do employers look for? tommy? >> the knowledge and t

. >> you're saying -- jamal buoy said, what if this was owned by a bunch of black people? you're saying a defense of liberty or some kind of horrible assault on the order of the state? >> absolutely, look, when people have guns who we think should not have guns our sense of the social order is dramatically changed. think about the big incident occasioned by thelma and louise, the two women who took up guns and had a kind of revelry, and ultimately the suicide. but there was more violence in lethal weapon one, but because women are more agents of gun play these are seen as toppling the social order. and when race and generation and class get involved it begins to change our perception of who legitimately has a gun. >> but does this not cut both ways for liberals? if we see the architecture of stop and frisk and all sorts of ways that law enforcement is forced to bear on people, particularly people of color, right? and we see the bureau of land management in what they believe was a horribly mishandled ways, isn't it cut for both liberals, we're not going to be sitting here a

jamal crawford off the bench. deep three. they're up seven.blake griffin always finds a way on near the baseline. turn and save. he had 18 tonight. golden state just never able to get over the hump. always trailing. crawford again the jumper that pretty much put it out of reach. and game thursday in oakland. 3-2. 113-103 final. doc rivers talks about his clipper's victory. >> i just think they had great mental toughness tonight and really wanted to will this game and i think tonight they did that. i was really proud of them. >>> a's trying to return that sweeping favor to the texas rangers. and the giants getting thrown a curve before the game even started. they handle it. sports part two, next. >>> if you're a giants fan you have to figure it's about time they get a win against those padres. angel pagan leading off the first with a laser that leaves the yard. 1-0 lead. same frame, buster also cranks one high and deep. and for the distance his sixth of the year. solo shot. 2-0 lead. and put it away in the third inning. hector sanchez with the

jamal crawford off the bench. deep three. they're up seven.blake griffin always finds a way on near the baseline. turn and save. he had 18 tonight. golden state just never able to get over the hump. always trailing. crawford again the jumper that pretty much put it out of reach. and game thursday in oakland. 3-2. 113-103 final. doc rivers talks about his clipper's victory. >> i just think they had great mental toughness tonight and really wanted to will this game and i think tonight they did that. i was really proud of them. >>> a's trying to return that sweeping favor to the texas rangers. and the giants getting thrown a salesperson #1: the real deal is the passat tdi clean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat t

breaking, as gentleman mal crow ford find -- jamal crawford finds blake griffin. steals from jordan crawford. at the buzzer, a big turn around. 9 point deficit now. steph curry doing his best to take command in the 3rd guard. a circus shot, but they're still down by 30. here's the icing for the clips. j.j. redick up for tbriffen. the blowout, 148-98. game 3 thursday back in oakland. hoping for a different story for sure. maybe the warrior fans will have a little say in that one. the giants were looking to bust out of their hitting funk, but going to one of the hitter friendliest parks in the big leagues. a very crisp evening in oakland for the a's. see if coco could do it by himself. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> if there's one team that figures to be in it with the a's, it's the rangers. brandon moss clubs it off yu darvish. solo

i know doc, chris paul, jamal crawford is here with the knicks.uys in tough spot and i would have loved to be a fly in the room during that meet pornography. i would like to know how -- was it really a reality that they might have boycotted that game. but right now it's symbolism. and symbolism can being a great. we saw symbolism with tom my smith and john carl with the black fist in the olympics at mexico. the late game portland and houston wore black socks. but we need something stronger and i think this is a moment in history where particularly these african-american athletes have to step up. >> they got to do more. >> in my opinion. of course, i'm not in their shoes. but, i know what doc is saying, they work all their lives. they had this dream since they were a kid. >> the coach also said if they keep winning this will keep more in the public eye than in the public conscience. >> i know doc. he's in a tough space. and i watched the game yesterday. and even though doc and the players won't admit it, that thing affected them. they are behind 20

jamal boo 'louoy looked into th slate. you write about the klan, an attempt to rebrand itself.headline "the cku klux kla can't change its image but it is good to know it is trying." the neighborhood watches seem to be spreading. are the intentions neighborly though? >> i'm not sure. what are they watching for? are they watching for black people? is that the idea of the neighborhood watch by the ku klux klan? throughout history the klan has attempted to rebrand itself as something that can be more open to more people and this is generally a trend for white supremacist groups in general. after the 2008 economic collapse you saw white supremacy groups throughout the country attempt to present themselves as kinder, friendlier, more gentle. and this had is because they recognize that sort of the public atmosphere for people like them is absolutely poisonous. i'm not surprised that the klan is doing neighborhood watches or in virginia, i believe, a white supremacist group handed out candy eggs during easter. but it's not going to be successful. >> so they're trying to present themsel

they don't come there to see him, they come to see chris paul, blake griffin, jamal crawford and deandre jordan. not to see him sitting in his row with his girlfriend. that's not what they pay their money to come see. but he is a representative of a much bigger problem. some people say who cares if he is a racist. but when you're in a position of power like he is, when you're able to inflict that racism like he did in the discrimination lawsuit, that was the biggest discrimination settlement in l.a. history. belongs to him to the tune of $2.7 million. when you have a history of racism, you shouldn't be in another position where you can assert that racism again. when child sex offenders move into a new neighborhood, everybody is known that they are child sex offenders and they have to register so they can't be in positions of power and hurt people who hurt children. i think donald sterling needs that same provision where they can't be in positions because it's a lot bigger than just him having a problem with black people. regular white guy having a problem with black people. no, he's in a

leo and jamal. phil: but quickly apologized. >> we're really sorry. phil: and offered help. >> i hate them! phil: and finally confronted their foes at the roadblock. >> thank you. phil: brendon and rachel won the battle -- >> whoo! phil: but dave and

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briefly in the 3rd then early i "we are one" chant from the clippers fans 4th quarter/ 105-99 clippers jamal crawford the former warrior with the dagger jumper 107-99 clippers with 32 seconds left doc rivers high fives all his players final: 113-103 clippers clippers lead series 3-2 game 6 thursday night in oakland tonight at 715 giants/padres we get a taste of the heat yesterday and today will be hotter. thursday will be just as hot. we're likely seem near setting temperatures this week. keep it to appear. what kid have on your forecast. >>matt cain scratched after cutting his finger with a knife in the clubhouse bottom 1st/ 1-0 giants buster posey solo home run off eric stults 2-0 giants top 2nd yusmeiro petit in for cain strikes out nick hundley swinging to end the inning bottom 3rd/ 2-0 giants hector sanchez playing catcher with posey at 1st tonight singles to center hunter pence and posey score 4-0 giants final: 6-0 giants machi and casilla combined for 3 scoreless innings in relief today a's at rangers 5:05 a's/rangers ron washington former a's coach now skipper of the texas rangers to

jamal cnn. doctor phil is next to thanks for joining us. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr.hildren because i don't follow cara's rules. >> announcer: a mother that won't give in. >> they're used to a strict routine. >> dr. phil: grandmothers spoil their grandchildren. mom, get over yourself. >> announcer: and a wife that won't put out. >> dr. phil: you've done it twice in the last year. you have rules. three minutes for sexual activity. >> the commercial is usually three minutes. we can do it and i can get back to my tv show. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i'm going to get you the help you need. this is going to be a changing day in your life. [applause] >> dr. phil: my guest,

i don't know what the mumia abu-jamal -- museum is going to do -- but what do you think about the confusionand al qaeda? and islam and jihadist and whether you can tell the two a part >> this is important because your country has never been more pluralistic and separate at the same time. it is impossible to not be offended. they are missing the opportunity to demonstrate a better narrative. i am a christian and i don't have time to list all of the t outrageous things. we think be offended or provoked. and by provoked, i say cowhen something offends me i need to be proactive not reactive. and i think this group is being reactive. instead of saying how do we work with the memorial to tell the story of peaceful muslims that live in america and don't represent this. >> i think that is a great point, ken. you have not seen the film, neither have i and neither has jess. is there a place for this film? or are they oversensitive? >> i think there is a place for the film particularly with the museum and the educational value it will have for years to come. i was working in lower manhattan on one new

. >> and so when we look, jamal, where we find ourselves in this moment, then, 50 years later, the urbanrecently released a report, the state of black america, when we look at income, you talk about having the money to eat at the lunch counter, african-american households make 60% the income of why is houite households and only 60% the wealth of white households. the unemployment, african-americans are half as likely to be employed and 2 1/2 times more likely to live in poverty, and african-americans are 5.6 times more likely to be incarcerated. these are the facts of life around questions of life in the racial divide now. would you assess, then, that our civil rights legacy 50 years later is a failure? >> i'm not sure i would say it's a failure. i would say it's trending towards failure, right? that, like, i don't want to discount the actual gains, the gains that have happened, right, the fact that we're sitting at this table here is a gain. the fact that, you know, a whole host of institutions in american life are more integrated than they were 50 years ago. but like khalil said, there

. >> jamal crawford sank the half court shot, but not enough to get the win.in not happy about the loss. he apologized for doing that. he was upset about fouling out of the game. game two set for tomorrow night in los angeles. game three at oracle on thursday night. >> >> the sharks are looking for another win as they head into game two of the playoffs against the los angeles kings. the sharks went on the attack early in game one of the western conference series on thursday. they won 6-3. after tonight, the sharks will head to los angeles for game three on tuesday. tonight's game starts at 7:00. >>> protecting your personal information. the new technology banks and retailers are using to keep it safe. >> it is still sad but now we look more towards hope. how have we changed? how have we helped? >> and remembering a tragedy 15 years later. how the columbine high school shooting is still impacting people today. >> afternoon highs will soar above the seasonal average for your easter sunday. i'll line up your numbers for you. cooler wet weather to talk about. i'll

it's a lot of fun and we're eng abu-jamal -- enjoying it. >> how did this weekend go?ou guys are starting to trend. i'm going to let my kids start singing. >> they'll come and kick you guys right out if he finds out you're talking ate it. >> wise. >> international barber shop quartet day. you'll stick around and do a little more singing. >> absolutely. >> drop out of school and travel the world? >> let's hope. >> that's good. >> typical kid from jersey. all right. >> the whiptones everybody. >> from the barber shop quartet over to a story about a flying shoe. heather? >> that's right. it was kind of an embarrassing day for hillary clinton, ducking for cover during a speech in las vegas. take a look at this. >> it's already recycling about -- what was that, a bat? >> she asks, what was that? it was actually a shoe. there was a woman in the audience who tossed it at hillary clinton. that woman is in federal custody. her name has not been released just yet. the scene reminding us of the 2008 incident, an iraqi journalist threw a shoe at president george bush in baghdad. t