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

jamal is serving a life sentence. >>> now to news in bucks county. officers will decide what this man should be charged with following a hit and run. the driver hit this home. he barely missed 93-year-old jenny derusso who was in bed at the time. she was not physically hurt but was shaken up. she passed away hours later. toxicology tests are being done to determine if any substances played a role in this crash. >>> in montgomery county, two people are the hospital following this crash. this happened before 8:00 last flight on germantown pike. police say a car crossed the center line and hit a parked car. fire and rescue crews pulled the victims from the wreckage. both are being treated for serious injuries. investigators are looking into the exact cause of this accident. >>> this morning the american red cross is providing emergency aid to five people who were affected by a fire at an apartment complex in philadelphia's lawndale neighborhood. the fire started around 7:30 last night on north street. fire crews had it under control. about 15 minutes la

jamal, good to see you. when are we going to find out who has won because one of them has declared victory already. >> reporter: that's right. one of the candidates have come out, falling short saying they are the winners. we are standing outside of the commission here. it is their word that matters and they're still counting the votes. it is a round about the mid 50s. there is a lot of anticipation amongst the people here, as i'm speaking to you now there are cars driving around with horns in celebration. >> the whole transition process is very peaceful. let's go back to the two candidates. how different would each candidacy be? what would differentiate them in the run up to this vote? >> there is a great difference beji caid essebsi has more experience. but many fear if he were to become president that the gains achieved with the revolution would be reversed. the other candidate moncef marzouki has been able to win over and woo over a lot of conservatives, and he's hoping that that could fall in his favor.

earlier this year, jamal was at center of a controversy. you may remember he gave a speech to a vermont college via audio recording. it prompted protests. jamal is serving a life sentence. >>> a bucs county attorney will decide how to charge a driver who drove through the bedroom of an elderly woman. the elderly woman died just hours after the crash in levittown. the truck barely missed la rusoa as she slept. the truck left a gaping hole in the woman's house. the woman was not physically hurt but was shaken up, and just hours later, on her 93rd birthday, she passed away. >> how are you going to live with yourself? you might have thought you just did damage to her house. i'm not saying you killed her, but you led to my mom's death. >> yesterday afternoon police tracked down the truck parked near the owner's house, and the man's family turned him in to police. the 20-year-old driver is not being held in custody as the d.a. makes the decision on charges. meanwhile, toxicology tests are pending to determine if any substances played a role in th

. >> but jamal davis has been a 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, disco booty shoes 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. >> jamal s

he is the one that arrested abu shais jamal. you may remember earlier this year wanake gave a speech to a vermont college via audio recording. abu jamal is serving a life sentence. >>> the district attorney will soon decide how to charge the driver who sped off after crashing into the house of an elderly woman. the 93-year-old woman died yesterday just hours after the crash in levittown. the dodge pickup truck barely missed hospice patient jenny russo as she was sleeping in her bed around 2:30 yesterday morning. the vehicle left tire tracks through the yard and a gaping hole in the family's house. the elderly woman was not physically injured in the crash, but she was disturbed and shaken up, and just hours later on her 93rd birthday, she passed away. >> how are you going to live with yourself? you might have thought you just did damage to her house, but you probably -- i'm not saying you killed her, but you led to my mom's death. >> yesterday afternoon tracked down the truck parked near the owner's house, and the driver's family

earlier this year you may remember that abu jamal was at the center of a controversy. he gave a speech to a college via audio recording. it prompted protests. abu jamal is serving a life sentence. >>> from the nbc 10 delaware bureau, this balloon release marks a decade since two unsolved murders. on december 26, 2004, jessica watson and matthew macerato were killed during a robbery. their murders remain unsolved. the two worked at the big and tall men's store in wilmington. >> 3, 2, 1. >> last night this crowd met outside the store to launch those balloons and hold a moment of silence. it's an annual gathering for the victims' families. >> i hope we don't have to stand out here again next year, but if we do, i want to be able to say the case has been solved. >> investigators hope there may be somebody out there with information who can help them crack the case 10 years later. >>> a food truck caused quite a scare in philadelphia last night in one neighborhood. the truck leaked propane gas. as a precaution, firefighters evacuated houses in germantown. it took about 90 m

jamal is in tunis. what is going on? >> people are waiting to find out official results. the early indications is that beji caid essebsi is the victor in this historic election. however, the electoral commission as well as his opponent are yet to concede defeat or announce or confirm that result. despite that, there is ramifications to the elections, and to discuss those further i'm going to bring in political analyst youcef sharif. historical elections. the first time millions of tunisians vote. if beji caid essebsi wins, will it be the last free and fair elections for tunisia. >> there is that risk, yes. for the moment we can't say that. for the moment everything is peaceful. democracy for the last four years. we didn't see a gap in the democratic process. this is it historical, because it's the first time in the arab world that a president, a ruling president, runs for elections, lose, and will concede defeat for another run for the elections. it's been a transition until now. the risk is there. we know that beji caid essebsi worked with the regime. there are a lot of

he was the one who arrested mumia abu-jamal for the murder of police officer david faulkner.he gave a speech to a vermont college via audio recording prompting protests. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence. >>> happening now, mourners are gathering to remember one of the two police officers shot and killed last weekend. >> nbc 10's jim rosenfield is following that story live from our digital operations center. jim? >> jacqueline and keith, people are paying their respects to officer rafael ramos in queens at this hour. officers carried his casket into the church where his wake is being held. fellow officers saluted as well as the casket passed by. officer ramos's funeral will be held tomorrow. ramos and his partner, wenjian liu were ambushed as they sat in their patrol car. the gunman then took his own life. officer ramos was studying to be a pastor at the church where tonight's wake is being held. >> we love rafael ramos. he was a gift to our church. we loved his faithfulness and the way that he served people. we're going to miss him a great deal. >> after tonight's wake, m

is saying one thing and the other saying it's too early, what is the mood the capitol tunis, jamal?ll, elizabeth, great anticipation, essentially people are waiting and hopes to find out who will be the next president and it is a significant election to say the least, obviously not at least because for millions of tunisia people this is the first time in their life saying who leaves the country and lack of clarity is to who won the election is causing a bit of confusion and most exit polls and most of those observing this are indicating essebsi vick arn his competitor who is the interim president post revolution clinged on to hope of in terms of him keeping that position but whether that hope will bear any sort of fruition is unlikely and unlikely that he was going to win and an under dog coming into this election. however, we are waiting to find out those results roughly 8:00 p.m. tunis time. >> what are the issues for this election, how do the two candidates differ from each other? >> well, they were religion complete different end of the political spectrum and both candidates ide

these are things he will encounter as he takes is office. >> jamal al shaya in tunis. >> ing fierc >> fierce battles are underway, mohamed ado is in erbil. safe resistance the kurdish force he are trying to retake a strategic town from i.s.i.l, seized in august of this year and they are supported by ethnic yazidi fighters as well as kurdish from syria and turkey. this trown is strategi town is n by the kurdish forces, will have meant they regained the majority of the territory they lost to i.s.i.l, able to cut the highway between mosul and syria a life line for i.s.i.l. forces in mosul because this road is a vital supply line for them. the fighting for sinjar is also giving relief to ethnic yazidi people who have either fled from their homes in sinjar and the nearby town of zuma as well as thousands of others who are strastranded on top of sinjar mountain. >>> struggling to cope, more than 3 million people have fled syria since the outbreak of the war in 2011. kim vanel reports. you. >> reporter: new life in uruguay is difficult. their days in this modest home are long and taxing and

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. >> jamal, mr. esepsy appears to be the frontrunner.re there concerns about what his victory could mean for the future of the country? >>. it is a tightly contested election. but if indeed the expectations or the predictions made by the pundits turn out to be true and he is elected or announced the winner, there is concerns amongst the revolutionary forces and some of the youth gripes here that tunisia rwould return to the best case scenario. in their view, one state or rather one party state because he issibsi holds a majority in the parliament. if he was to win, they would control both positions. >> because, so far, tunisia has set itself apart from the other countries. arab spring by bag able to maintain the democratic process, to be able to maintain democracy and through political discourse rather than picking up arms or having the army intervene and conduct a coup as we saw in egypt. there is a lot of hope on one side that regardless of the result, that this march towards democracy continues. >> jamal in tunis, thank you. still ahe

jamal shayal is in tunis forfor us. >> the country's first democratically elected president since the uprising. however the results coming out announced by the election commission seemed to reflect that maybe there was a larger gap than many expected. between the 88-year-old veteran and the interim president marzouki, regardless of that, isolated incidents of violence in the south of the country. including the islamist nava party who didn't put their full weight behind any specific candidates have been calling on people to remain calm. they say this is a moment that people should be joyful, that the teuns yaf tunisian people ha transition to democracy, regarding who tunisians wanted to win, they should join in celebration because this is cause for joy. it is also important to know that not only is this the first time that tunisians have elected democratically, but the first time in the arab entire history that there has been a democratic transition of power between one party to another. tunisia for another time sets the agenda in the arab world as it did in 2011 with the uprising that

. >> jamal, thank you. >>> in iraq kurdish peshmerga forces say that they've entered the eastern outskirts of sinjar. the battle for sinjar and the surrounding juniors has become the latest focus to take back territory lost to isil. >>> united nations has told al jazeera that it's helping muslims in central african republic to survive. the u.n. was responding to a report from human rights watch that says hundreds of muslims are trapped in enclaves and living in desperate conditions. the report said that u.n. peace keepers are blocking them from fleeing abroad. >> reporter: they risk death if they try to leave. and death if they stay. a human rights report said that 750 muslims in central african republic are dieing in displacement camps. this girl saw her father and uncle be killed. >> they slit my father's throat. >> reporter: since february 42 people have died from malnutrition and other diseases, according to human rights watch. twice a week u.n. peace keepers escort a convoy of commercial trucks to neighboring cameroon, but they won't offer the same protection to people who have been d

. >> for 16 years, captain jamal nichols has worked on the water, taking tourists out to experience theof parasailing. >> 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 any problem that arises on the water. >> as a captain, 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 was 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 o

the clippers take a 2-point lead. 4th quarter, jamal crawford, puts the clippers up 12. under 3 to play crawford hits a dakerred 3. clippers won it 1 ex--warriors have lost three of their last five. >>> we have good news, nba on valentine's week, so far, seth curie, getting the top vote in the back court the entire league. second only to lebron james. he ranks sixth. lebron james, back in miami. third quarter long, sets the path into the fans. appears to injure his knee. went to the locker room. he did return. then in the 4th, lebron, he is returning, he is jumping. hanging on the rim. later in the quarter, mario chalmers has his left brocked. the north pole, gets it and finds him. they when it. kempbts durant out for the fourth straight game. 4th quarter tied at ex-. marco samonelli. russell westbrock drives. o. this time with the jumper. he had a game high 34. thunder win it 114-106. sixth straight regular isn't the when over the spurs. that's a look at sports. merry christmas. more news right after this. don't go. . >>> yes, it's a new mix for santa dog. clean up all

. >> the first detainee, abu-jamal, who was water boarded 38 times, in one session he became completely unresponsive with bubbles rising through his open full mouth. director john brennan says that it helps thwart attack plans and saved lives. >> but as for the claims that osama bin laden was tracked down because of these tactics they say this is false. there were a lot of people that worked to keep the u.s. safe. >> think any fair minded person looking at this would say that some terrible police takes were made. >> three former directors of cia wrote that the senate report was flat out wrong in the partisan attack. karen travers, channel 6 "action news." >> there is much more to come on "action news" at noon, a woman goes into labor on a southwest airlines flight. we'll tell you who helped to deliver the baby boy. >>> and uber is facing a lawsuit over its driver background check and david murphy will be back with the seven-day forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues after this. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class

. >>> jamal has the latest from the summit. >> reporter: leaders of the gulf countries meeting here ina will be hoping that they will be demonstrated they have put their differences behind them by the end of this summit. they hope to do that essentially in a number of ways, one of those proposed is through agreeing this -- increased cooperation on military fronts. we're hearing that that could potentially mean a joint military task force or a single commander that would oversee the militaries of all of the gcc countries. another front being discussed is on forming some sort of joint anti-terrorism police force, a more of a civilian police force that would essentially counter what is perceived as terrorism. but you have countries like saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates, which has described certain groups of terrorists, where others do not consider them terrorists. despite this, the theme of this summit is one of greater cooperation of unity. the -- what has been on show so far amongst the leaders has been exactly that. they have spared no efforts to know that now the gcc is in u

jamal is in tunis, and has this update. >> another historic day in tunisia as the people here march closer to completing her dream of a post. it useded dictators zine el-abidine ben ali. it's not expected to be hugely large in terms of voter numbers. it will cross to 50%. that is what people are - it's the third time tunisians take to the polls there's a sense of fatigue amongst the population. aside from that, there is a bit of a security concern after i.s.i.l. posted a threat. they'll conduct what they call a blood bath and the headquarters on the electoral commission, and that led the authorities to dispatch thousands of voters to ensure that the voting is safeguarded. that has been the says so far. it will be a fight race between the major parties. 8-year-old can't days who people say is a remnant from the regime, someone known to favour a stronger harsher way of ruling the country and points to the fact that when he was top security official many years back there was political oppression. his opponent is billed as the chose of the revolution. tight race here and we wait to see how it

fourth quarter, a show for ex- warrior jamal crawford. warrior's lowest output of the season. to back losses. 100-86 the final. the clips have beaten the warriors four straight times at home by double digits. lebron james. cleveland at miami. his return to south florida got teed up for hanging on the rim for the dunk. and his former back court mate dwayne wade. he won. quickly. top five, december 25 edition. top five plays bay area sports plays of 2014. see if you remember these. number 5, january. andre iguodala for the win. good if it goes. >> iguodala three! >> dubbed eight straight wins. number four, february. versus number 1 arizona. cal, justin tom. be a hero son! number 3. june, then out fielder yoenis cespedes. howie kendrick. number 2, october. travis ishikawa. and the giants win the pennant. the giants win. and in the world series, number 1. defensive play of game seven. joe panic. how did he get to it? the dive. and the giants third world series in the last five years. >> nice. >> very nice. >> defensive, he said he never practiced that play. but i don't know. >> i

jamal crawford coming off the bench jacking up 18 shots but did have a game high 24 points then moments, crawford finish him and he does, 100-86, the clippers beat the warriors. >>> busy bowl day on friday. >> next live "sportscenter" over on espn at 9:00. >> all right, thanks. >>> up next in "the pulse," some precious little stocking stuffers. >> and the santa spotting. it's gone viral this morning. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immedi

came back led by jamal crawford's 24 points. the clippers beat the nba-leading warriors 100-86.t a nice welcome in his first game back in miami since leave fog are cleveland. james scored 30 points for the cavs. dwyane wade led the heat with 31 points as miami beat cleveland, 98-91. >>> oklahoma city thunder beat the spurs 114-106. the thunder played without reigning mvp kevin durant, who was nursing a swor ankle. the spurs, the defending nba champs, have lost 5 of their last 6 games. >>> and chicago crushed the lakers. pao gasol playing against his former team led the bulls with 23 points and 13 rebounds. derrick rose added 20 as they beat los angeles 113-93. kobe bryant did not play. he was resting his sore broad. >>> when we return, presidential visit. mr. obama takes time from his christmas visit. suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription t

the clippers leading scorer on the night jamal crawford with 24 points.paul though added 22 to beat the warriors 100-86 handing them their second loss at staples center in three days. >>> 23, lebron james! >> lebron james received a warm welcome on his return to miami, but his former teammates did not wait long to spoil that reunion. dwyane wade scored 24 of his 31 points in the first half. james finished with 30 but the cavs fell short. heat win it 101-91. >>> in new york wizards guard john wall brought the spark against the knicks scoring 24 points and 11 assists. then late in the fourth knicks quincy acy bumped hard into a wall knocking him down. a scuffle ensued before the two were separated by other players. look at this replay, acy appeared to throw a punch towards john wall's neck. that resulted in a flagrant foul. he was ejected from the game. wizards win 102-91 handing the knicks their 16th loss in 17 games. >>> cleveland's lebron james and stefan curry of golden state are the leading vote getters for the nba all-star team. voting runs through ja

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. >> okay, thanks, jamal. >>> egypt's president has dismissed his security chief.clear if his removal signals a change in policy, but he was regarded as a hard liner loyal to president el-sisi. meanwhile sisi has held talks with qatar's deputy prime minister. it's described as an attempt to start a new chapter in relations between egypt ask qatar. egypt has opened the rafah border crossing with the gaza strip for the second time in two months. a bus has crossed from gaza to he gyp. only people in need of medical aid and egyptian vehicles as were allowed in. it's the only passage in to gaza that is not controlled by israel. so far no one has traveled from egypt in to gaza. >>> in lebanon syrian refugees are vulnerable because apart of economic hardship they are caught up in another conflict. from beirut, zeina explains. >> reporter: she is preparing to start a new life i've refugees from syria who moved to lebanon with her family two years ago. her husband has a heart problem and cannot work. that puts the family in the most vulnerable category of refugees. and acco

. >> : jamal boat talk he's gonna be fired and no you do believe this out harbaugh offered six year $48e coach university of michigan. according nfl network even for a portrait not saying jim call me up your out of the guys i be working for a and it will go one more in bozeman is called the from michigan no they're out there other in the forty-niners face horrible car mechanician 1983 to 1986. in other words you'd sit there and let them fire you but you strategizing. >> : the hang been distressed look at me and got michigan >> : that half a fire sergio was a benefactor is off-season his cultural surf your medial to which hon. edges of the eighth inning but 14 the giants not find anybody but here he goes $15 million to year's sergio rommel will stay with san francisco giants basketball stanford beat law lot and no six and two. steve will not have an open tomorrow night and a host oklahoma city. 16 game victory streak last night but kirk and still >> : a valid business is run this for anything. and since haven't nurses 9 after games that likely where he from two years ago chasing down wha

we go to jamal for all the latest. how close of a race is this? >> reporter: it is a very close race. there were over 20 candidates in the first round, and now it has come down to only two. it's representative of how polarized the society here is here, divided in many aspects. you have on one hand as you mentioned someone who served on the previous two regimes who have been in politics for 40-50 years, and then you have on the other hand, human rights activist, a politician who is the current president. throughout the day we have been speaking to the different sides in this political spectrum. we heard voices from each campaign, and although we were unable to get an official spokesperson, we have with us now a supporters. i want to start by asking you there is a lot of criticism that your preferred candidate, he is 88 years old. he's not young by any means. do you not have an issue about the age. >> i trust him more than the other candidates. the issue of the age is okay. >> i mean, tunisia is now come out of many years of th into a new democracy.

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. >> let's leave jamal in tunis, i want to talk about this more with my guest, the deputy director of the brookings doha center. there's an interesting snapshot of some sentiments on the street. we have two frontrunners. what do you make. men who could be going to office, and what they mean for the future? >> well, they are important. it represents all the guards and moncef marzouki presented himself as the revolution guard. that is how they are running between the two. s beji caid essebsi used to be a minister. and part of the campaign is the legacy. he was a minister since the "# 0s, and the boat -- '60s, and you have moncef marzouki, who is a staunch advocate and supporter of human rights in tunisia, who has a record, actually, of fighting for human rights in tunisia and ben ali's regime. this is now - the two candidates are on the spot. which way it will go. >> either ensuring that the country grinds to a halt or will they push it towards the final demograting state? >> this is a very interesting question. it's about whether we really have done all, or if this is the final step in

. >> that is jamal el shael reporting. >>> kurdish forces report taking snieb snieper fire from i.s.i.l. fighters -- sniper fire from i.s.i.l. fighters. the battle for sinjar has become the latest focus in the campaign to take back territory seized by i.s.i.l. over the summer. >>> ton outskirts, peshmerga were able to reach many yazidi on mount sinjar, limited access to food and water. coalition forces say they conducted 22 air strikes over syria and iraq earlier today. in syria, 12 air strikes destroyed i.s.i.l. position he at kapano aleppo, pasano and irakka. sinjar al asad, mosul and fallujah. >>> the largest criminal fine imposed by the united states against a company for bribery. french firm alstone will pay penalties over charges it bribed government officials. the scheme lasted over ten years in a number of countries. >> altogether, alstone secured approximately $300 million of profits for themselves. such rampant and flagrant wrongdoing demands an appropriately strong law enforcement response. >> the company will plead guilty to violating the foreign corrupt practices act. the u

here is jamal. >> reporter: the chance of cairo university have been loud and clear.eople demand the fall of the regime. thousands of angry students continue to take part in andy group protests in the capitol and across egypt. >> furious of the acquittal of hosni mubarak who was found innocent on saturday. despite the large security, they describe it as a sculpt judiciary and against military rule. he script's second city, alexandria, similar scenes of anger, students occupied the main university campus. female students led colleagues in marches showing their opposition to al sisi and military rule is very much alive a stone's throw away from tahrir square, the symbol that brought about the fall of mubarak, anti-coup protesters were together, this was the response of the security services: police beating them to the ground. activists say dozens of people were arrested. since the january 25th uprising, there have been severe divisions amongst revolutionary groups. those opposed to military rule and the presidency of the president say there is now a real opportunity for

and actor, director and musician, malcolm-jamal warner. malcolm. [ cheers and applause ] welcome.here we are, been a long road, chilli, how are you feeling tonight? >> i am so excited. can i not wait to find out. >> jimmy: ali, do you think we found the one? >> um -- i don't think we'll ever know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: malcolm, what for you was the most memorable part of this experience? >> nillic to the max. >> jimmy: i have to say, i found that to be pretty moving, myself. you know, our finalists tonight have the so much charisma, so much charm, so much energy. they are literally full of "it." and right now -- we're going to check out on hollywood boulevard with the host of "do you have what it takes," kenny mayne of espn. kenny, what is the situation with the fans out there? >> thank, jimmy. right now, there actually is no situation and there are no fans. i'd put the excitement level at zero. >> jimmy: wait a minute. zero? are you sure? zero. it's the live finale. >> let me check. yep. it's dead. >> jimmy: all right. well, thanks, kenny. now it's time to introduce our four fin

held in several university campuses on sunday and have been called for more protests on monday and jamale. [chantin [chanting] the chants at the university are loud and clear and thousands of angry students continue to take part in protests in the capitol and across egypt. furious of the acquittal of mobark and they chant against what is corrupt and against military rule. egypt's second city alexandra at the campus and female students led colleagues in marches showing opposition to the president abdel-fattah el-sissi is still very much aligned. away from the university iron ironically from the square a symbol of the protest that brought about the fall of mobarak they were tied together and this is a response of the security services. police beating them to the ground, activists say dozens of people were arrested. since the january 25 uprising there have been severe divisions against revolutionary groups and post military and the president of sisi say there is now an opportunity for them to unite once again and none of egypt's known political figures have stepped up it appears that the co

jamal crawford a one-time warriors led the clips with 24.riors' lowest output of the season back-to-back losses now. they lose 100-86! ugh! warriors come back to host minnesota timberwolves saturday night. maybe they can right the ship by then. they still have the best record in the nba although it's 23-5. see you later. >>> the play of the day from the nba. john wall, ladies and gentlemen, of the washington wizards. a 13-point game, wall -- what a spin! oh, my! john wall with an incredible hang and score! >> sounded like ed mcmahon there for a minute. wall had 24 points as washington beat the knicks in new york, 102-91. >>> it is 5:26. a christmas morning left, how the coast guard hoisted a person to safety after a boat off the monterey coast started to sing quickly. >> reporter: i'm christian hartnett in the newsroom. the holidays didn't stop protestors from marching in oakland last night. we'll tell you how things got out of control amid a smaller police presence. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> live look this morning at the christmas tree

then reverend jamal bryan will send us home. hold on. . n't leave us hold it.on't charge overtime. >> i have the pleasure of introducing one more family , emerald e daughter garner snipes. where is she? you there? please, ladies and gentlemen, thank you. >> i want to thank everyone for coming out and supporting our amilies. no justice >> no peace. >> no justice >> no peace. >> i want to thank my family on the stage with me. i joined national network after the march in staten island. i go ev saturday and every monday to the house of justice to figure out what i can do to make the policing better in our communities. i have come up with a list. i can't find it right now. i have it. i came up with a few pointers i want to outline so we can work together to get these policies in force. public protests are important because we all have to come out and get our voices heard. if we don't make our voices be heard, they won't listen, so we have to make them listen. we have to go out there and protest together, peacefully. today was so peaceful i cried the whole way from d

and jamal is saying there's speculation that one of those persons whose passports were canceled is insidehat shop. are you concerned that there's been so much publicity linking the government inside. we've black flag with the islamic phrase on it. that there will be some kind of blow back from the islamic community there in sydney and maybe across australia. are you concerned about, essentially, how the islamic community will be affected by all of this. will there be blow back? will there be increase in discrimination against muslims in australia? >> caller: since the government started to act against extremists, right away, on this matter, terrorist organizations like al qaeda and others, but since the government tries to take action and highlight the horrendous at times victimizations in the middle east, the media, there was a local backlash against muslims in australia, many attacks were recorded and documented. a muslim, a woman in hijab was asked to leave the country. we expected it and warned many organizations away, their actions would back flip on the community if they continue in

jamal bryant, and he said listen, there a no-indictment in new york and i got the breaking news to comeoss from my cnn app. >> because of what happened, the non-indictment here in new york and the non-indictment in ferguson, missouri, the -- it is incredibly raw and in talking to so many people about this, it seems so much more just about each of these cases. this is symbolic of what seems like years of frustrations and injustices. what is your message in the 60 seconds i have to all of the people watching, perhaps demonstrating, taking to the streets tonight, what would you like to tell them? >> i echo one of the members of my church, what they say, michael brown, senior. everything we do we need to do it in peace. i want everyone to know that even in a time like this, we must band together, we must stand together and must unify ourselves together and that our voices be heard. we can do this peacefully and amicably. i also ask that we could take those times to pray for the families of these victims. they're experiencing great and grave loss at this point in time. we're at a pivotal pla

and fighting back, marching standing up, lying down, dying fighting back tell them there's a young jamale stand-up preachers, some high school and college students and ballplayers from st. louis and john carlos holding up their hands saying don't shoot justice now. mohammed ali still marching, and by the way, tell them we celebrate mrs. parks' birthday, tell mandela who just got to heaven a year ago and with the top of your game again, as you always were you fed the most, you hide the most lifted the most, endure the longest they'll see your jewels and service to the crown. someone has to tell them cory is fighting for balance, on the ballot field. christopher has a business now. they'll be proud to hear this. tell them, rest assured, they'll say well done. the songwriter said it best when he said when you give the best of your service, he'll say, well done. you never stop talking poor people's talk. you continue to serve. tell them you fought the good fight and you kept the faith. tell them it's dark but the morning comes. tell them in our salvation. tell them there's power in the blood

. >>> a long time homicide detective credited with arresting abu jamal has died.nam war veteran who worked in philadelphia for 30 years before he retired. he then was on the commission for 18 years. >>> i'm rosemary connors. i'll see you soon for an update. have a good one. >>> good morning. it's saturday, december 27th, 2014. here's a look at the top stories. war of words. new threats and insults from north korea in the wake of the sony hacking scan deal. we will look at what is behind the tough talk and another possible attack of sony targeting video games. >>> brawl at the mall. multiple fights force the closure of the pittsburgh area shopping mall. some taken to the hospital after thousands of teens show up on the scene. >>> and changing of the guard. prince william and duchess kate break with holiday tradition. what had royal watchers scratching their heads and where was little prince george? >>> coming up on this final saturday morning of 2014, i'm lester holt. >> i'm sheinelle jones. we have betty nguyen filling in along with mike bettes. >> the weather is

[applause] tell them there's a young jamal bryan on the way. tell them we're fighting back.tell them some young rappers, some stand-up preachers, some high school and college students and some ball players -- [inaudible] holding up their hands saying, don't shoot. justice now. [applause] then the leaders of muhammad ali still marching, and by the way, tell them we celebrate mrs. parks' birthday this week. and tell them you're at the top of your game again, as you always were. you had the most, you lifted the most, you endured the longest. somebody has to tell them cora is still fighting for justice. tell them christopher has a business now, they'll be proud to hear this. [applause] tell them rest assured they'll say, well done. the song writer said it best when he said you give the best of your service, he'll say, well done. you never stop talking poor people's talk. you continue to -- [inaudible] tell them you fought the good fight be, and you kept the faith. tell them it's darks but the morning comes. tell them the lord is our light and our salvation. tell them that there'

his resources as a student at yale were so limited that when his son jamal was born he could not afford a place for his child to sleep. so dean jim thomas, who is here today, lent justice thomas his own family crib. before classes began he secured a job with legal assistance. frank cochran remembers thomas as a quick learner, very well organized, and the kind of person you were able to trust to do the work well. he brought the same philosophy to his studies. he obtained special permission to carry the maximum number of credits and he subjected himself to a rigorous curriculum of corporate law, bankruptcy, and commercial transactions. made a habit of staying at the library until it closed at 1:00 in the morning. it was clear from the beginning just how smart he was. thomas's diligence was equaled by his sociability which led to enduring relationships with students and faculty. he soon became close with the pioneering tax scholar boris and the civil rights professor thomas emerson and with clinton johnstone, a yale institution who passed away this year. around the end of his first spring,