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

i'm very lucky to have worked with both jamal dr. harris and dr. gibson and, of course, for 8 years with betty harris i really time to see pediatricians on the commission if dr. harris was appointed he'll follow a long tradition from dr. louie crane and possibly jamal harris it's important to have the prospective of health and wellness we've worked hard to connect the pediatricians with our preliminary education i'd love to have him on the commission. i've worked with dr. gibson for a while and especially with the early education department that she's got a great perspective from a prenatal to third grade prospective she brings that kind of prospective there's a lot of things in the state around transitional kindergarten. that said i want to thank betty robertson hastings shooesz she's been a dedicated person to family and children's she's got heart and a great voice, however, it's time for another opportunity unfortunately, i have not had any opportunity to meet ms. crews i don't know

and democratic strategist jamal simmons.or being here. >> thank you. >> wendy, your report found seven states where african-american turnout was highest in 2008 are rolling back voting rights. what was your analysis of why this is happening? >> we have seen start thing in 2010 a real significant move in states across the country to cut back and race is a significant factor explaining where and why it happens. our report documented that the. there have been other studies that have shown the greater increase in u-turnout in african-americans voting the more likely a state is to pass or introduce laws cutting back on voting. our report found this as well. the higher the increase in hispanic population growth, the more likely the state is to cut back on voting. >> none of the states have a high percentage. not even 1% of societier fraud. >> nobody is for voter fraud. we have good systems in place to prevent against voter fraud. the courts are finding the laws just cut back on voting. hundreds of thousands. >> this is rough stuff

. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm jamal harris a pediatrician in hunters point is pediatrician are the one group that takeovers children understanding how we impact the work that is being done with the families in the first years of life is important and that voice as we have as pediatricians is important i'm a pediatrician at the san francisco general how's hospital and in my roll at the department of public department of transportation i've leading the projects so we've been working to make sure that our children are correcting connecting with the family research centers and working with the childhood development my goal is making sure that we are including those families from zero to 3 and making sure what we're doing really reflects how what we know with the importance of addressing demonstrate early and those first 3 years of life are important. personally i'm really excited about the opportunity to step outside of my career as a that you hadtion there's limited things to do and being able

. >> jamal has two ideas what he will do withs his winnings. >> pay it forward. treat myself to a lunch after this hard work. >> reporter: 14 containers stuffed with cash. some ice-cream cone shaped and the others, a bottle of bubbles and buried deed in the sand. >> they are all wet and disgusting. yes $60. yes. the millionaire has his critics, too. in 2012, online article described his real estate business as taking advantage of struggling homeowners during the great recession, buying their homes at below market value, flipping it them and making a profit that the homeowners would never see. he denies any wrongdoing. >> $100. >> reporter: if you missed this hunt and want to cash in on the next, take along the taylors for good luck. this one has $60. >> ma >> what is your total $160. >> where to donate? >> i am going to leave it up to my daughter. >> the hunt will expand with a new schedule of hunts expected tomorrow. >> in other news, the tsa is setting plans to give checked luggage different levels of screening. depends on the apparently. we are live at sfo ton

in fact when you look in iraq and what happened after the ghraib 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 zurab grab were 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. very well. regulated. all of it is really well. you know not often but i believe you're getting there. your lawyer. the behavioral science consultation teams or biscuits helped interrogators exploit the physical and emotiona

jamal, al jazeera, oslob island, central philippines. >> coming up on al jazeera america, looking back at an icon. we can take a look at the life of america's top 40 host, kas kasey sasem. >> so far, just north of baghdad. crain expects to resume talks with russia tonight hoping to end a dispute over natural gas payments. russian gas exporter gazprom has given ukraine until monday to pay part of the nearly $2 billion debt. the voice of pop radio has been silenced. casey kasem, the iconic host has died at the age of 82. heard in everything from commercials to cartoons, here to look back at the moment when his life changed forever. >> hello, again, and welcome to america top 40. >> he was an eye coiconic voice american 307 radio counting down hits in a show that was one of the favorites all across the country. >> these are radio's hottest hits. >> he was born kamal hamin caseon, the son of i am grafton parents. he started his career as a disk jockey in flint, michigan before being on armed forces radio in 1952. it was the radio show, "american top 40" that made him a household name to te

bucks actuallyhe found two this one has 60 in total - there were 14 winners 60 buckspay it forward but jamal stitt found out even free money comes at a cost took a cab a trip well-worth it. hidden cash says they will release future dash for cash dateson monday. looking for cash at crissy field, mike pelton, kron 4 news. this is jason buzi. a real estate tycoon. who has been hiding money around the bay area and los angeles for the past two weeks. his identity was revealed last week after inside edition used voice analysis to pin point his identity. buzi says he will keep organizing cash giveaways. and will now be the spokesman behind the project. > > what a hot day around the bay area but not so much around the coast. temperatures were just up to 100 degrees but not over. we see a beautiful sunset tonight over mt. tam. it is hot right now even at quarter after eight. it is still in the '90s in most places. seventies by the day but the sea breeze is beginning to make a surgeon to the bay which is beginning to cool things off. so we will see it mild temperatures in the day but staying more most

a pattern of police corruption abuse and witness intimidation the allegations are being brought by jamal hunter seen here in video from the denver jail as he was choked and beaten by officers and shocked twice with a taser the newly unsealed internal affairs report details hunter's case and includes allegations that denver deputy again mail room or brought pornography and marijuana into the jail and was aware of the production of alcohol by inmates as in he used inmates as his physical enforcers within the jail another inmate amos page backs up hunter story in his affidavit he says deputy rumer arranged for him and several other inmates to beat hunter and that mr rumor even turned the lights off so that they can do it quote when of the lights are on there is a clear view into the room from the camera's room or said to make it sure it happens before his shift was over the way we were running the pod rumor knew the consequences of hunter were going to be severe hunter complained about his treatment and adequate medical care and claims this is how he was punished for that hunter was thrown

while imprint, lady b and jamal dean come ma were inducted into the hall of fame.he funds raise benefit the renovation of that historic theater. it was a lot of fun. great group tonight. >> everybody played the up town. >>> yeah. >> apollo in new york. up town in fill. royal in baltimore. >> special place. >> howard in d.c. in sports the birds taking a summer break. sixers draft is getting a little crazy plus the fightin' phils look for five straigh i never know what kind theof adventure awaits. that the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month. from color. to the remote. to flat screens. now it's taking a quantum leap. introducing fios quantum tv. record up to 12 shows at the same time. store up to 200 hours of entertainment in hd. plus watch live tv anytime with

while imprint, lady b and jamal dean come ma were inducted into the hall of fame.he funds raise benefit the renovation of that historic theater. it was a lot of fun. great group tonight. >> everybody played the up town. >>> yeah. >> apollo in new york. up town in fill. royal in baltimore. >> special place. >> howard in d.c. in sports the birds taking a summer break. sixers draft is getting a little crazy plus the fightin' phils look for five straight ♪ >> kind of hard to believe but your philadelphia phillies winners of four straight games. they've done it on the road. sweeping the braves in atlanta then beating the cardinals four to one in st. louis on thursday night. here we go. aj burnett on the mound for the phillies after a 70 minute rain delay at bush stadium. good start for aj. three balls and a strike. no strikes it is and he got ground out double play. burnett also got it done at the plate rips this one off the centerfield wall. almost left the yard and rbi double would tie the game at one. the next inning the phillies pile the up. jimmy rollins with a sac

we should have i think had them before, but among them, mohammed jamal.to court. we should take as long as we can and as long as we want to interrogate him because of the intelligence he has, if he knows any of operational planning, could be important, could tell us more about the substance of the attack. >> a number of republicans, charles, came out, said they were really concerned that he would be read his miranda rights sooner and that the intelligence mining, if you will, won't happen. what about being tried in civilian u.s. court? >> i think it's a mistake. not in principle, a mistake, but when you have a guy like him and you have ansar al-sharia still on the loose, threatening everybody, including americans. what's more important is intelligence, it trumps justice, justice tumps everything in domestic politics. in war, intelligence is more important. so you don't want to ever get give his guy his miranda rights. probably on the ship, they will not read him his my randall rights. they will put the ship in first gear. they may run out of gas halfway o

the elections, says jamall, are a fraud and a farce.ng her two-month old son taha wouldn't give assad her vote but rather something else. i'd spit on him and hit him in the face with my shoe, she tells me. he's reduced us to beggars. >> who are the people who will vote for him? the people he killed or the hundreds of thousands he has detained and disappeared? one of the slogans in the syrian president's campaign is together we will build it, referring to the destruction of much of the country. ahmed, the baker, doesn't miss the irony in the emptiest of promises. >> why did he destroy it in the first place, he asks? >> there will be no votesing in satony or outside of his control. only the people who left syria legally can cast ballots and almost everyone here fled across the border. >> reporter: in this camp of 100,000 you'd be hard-pressed to find anybody who would vote for bashar al assad. they've voted against him with their feet. >> we did find one man who said he'd vote for assad with conditions. i'd like to vote for bashar, says z

we should have i think had them before, but among them, mohammed jamal.e shouldn't be in any hurry to get abu khatallah to court. we should take as long as we can and as long as we want to interrogate him because of the intelligence he has, if he knows any of operational planning, could be important, could tell us more about the substance of the attack. >> a number of republicans, charles, came out, said they were really concerned that he would be read his miranda rights sooner and that the intelligence mining, if you will, won't happen. what about being tried in civilian u.s. court? >> i think it's a mistake. not in principle, a mistake, but when you have a guy like him and you have ansar al-sharia still on the loose, threatening everybody, including americans. what's more important is intelligence, it trumps justice, justice tumps everything in domestic politics. in war, intelligence is more important. so you don't want to ever get give his guy his miranda rights. probably on the ship, they will not read him his my randall rights. they will put the ship

prince lady b and jamal adine, were induct in the hall of fame, fund raise todd benefit renovation ofic theater. >>> so it looks like everybody had a fun time and, i think weather will be cooperate today, carol. >> you know, it is just -- we're now into summer. >> yes good summer has started. >> five whole minutes. >> yes. >> we do have a few clouds out there, and a couple spots will pick up a shower especially to the south and to the west. >> okay. >> if you see anything else it will not be more than a sprinkle and any of the showers are generally going to be very light too. it is in the just a totally sunny day to start summer but there are going to be clouds out there. eighty will be the high temperature that we should see anywhere and we will probably stop short of the 80 degrees today. upper 70's is probably more like it for most locations, sunshine tomorrow in the low to mid 80's, beautiful day tomorrow. >> good seeing that stretch of 80's, makes me happy. happy summer. thanks carol. >>> that is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on television but you we are

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real liberation and what it means to have freedom in this country when you talk about mumia abu jamal especially as it relates to the police and the brutal terrorist acts that happened against our community we don't talk about those acts in the same way but they exactly the same in two thousand dead prez but at the police state the lyrics say f.b.i. spying on the radio antennas and then hidden cameras in the street like watching society with no respect for the people's right to privacy i mean hell this is before nine eleven. i mean what are your thoughts now looking back at how insanely huge the national security state has gone i think we were clear about the america's agenda and much more things that they planned to make you fear however information is key especially political or political education the more we know the more we able to say ok we saw it king offered plan and we see other. plans and agendas that the united states has to continue to violate our rights so we can't be surprised by it as a matter of fact we have to be proactive we have to sort of networks to defend ourselv

and in la to kenya and elsewhere were the ones who were deeply jamal the legitimize in the regime i'm not the united states and we have to keep in mind the context and with which this occurred there had already been uprisings in tunisia and uprisings in egypt. as well as in yemen so syria has to be seen in that context and i think washington did see it in that context but i mean people taking to the streets and that hundreds even in that thousands is very a common occurrence i mean people in all the countries do that doesn't mean though that village the regime or the government of that country is illegitimate as the obama administration claimed very early on in the conflict what isn't so common is the have the the forces of the regime shoot these people down in the streets and try to radicalize the opposition but shar was afraid of a peaceful secular opposition. he wanted a radical opposition and he got it and he's created a dialectic it's either me or these radical bloodthirsty islamize which do you want well you put that choice to many syrians they'll choose assad we've seen the sam

. >> reporter: it's six hours before the show and malcolm and jamal are ready. >> if i'm there, she's. we're there for each other. >> reporter: it's been a long road for the brother-sister pair. 12-year-old malcolm has had sickle cell anemia all his life, getting bullied in school. tonight on the same stage of radio city music hall, he and his little sister will perform a rap song they wrote. >> i feel like it's a self-empowerment song. not only have i fought off bullying, i feel this song can encourage other people to stand up and make a change. >> is he the coolest brother you've ever had and also only had. >> reporter: best friends who know how to share the spotlight. ♪ put the guns down >> on the big stage just to let you know we're going to rock radio city, come on, let's go. >> reporter: also reporting, 14-year-old fallon vega who at age 12 was diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma. >> in remission for two years. >> do you have a message for the people in the audience tonight? >> i hope people aren't afraid to be themselves and just, i don't know, love themselves for who they are. >