jamal zahalka: mr.berman being the foreign minister of israel, that decision is not in the margin but it is the mainstream of israeli politics. the fact that capitals in europe and america respect a restless man like him -- a reckless man like him, i think it is a very bad message to palestinians as well. we do not forget about you. he should be forgiven, that is what -- otherwise he should not be a guest in paris and berlin and rome and washington. i think the world should intervene in what is happening in our country, and i think the world should form a solution that israel is not right for any kind of solution, and the only way to end the bloodshed is that the world intervene, and that there is a solution over everybody, according to that, and a new resolution. amy: how can you, as an arab-israeli -- what difference can arab parties make in the israeli knesset? jamal zahalka: we struggle for our rights and defending our land. we use the knesset for that, so now we will be able to present it in more c

professor jamal, let's start with the question that you ask on the back of this book which is why has democracy been slow in the middle east and the arab world? >> guest: so the book tackles this question head on, and what i cois i try to take on -- what i do is i try to take on the academic explanations as well as the more popular explanations about why we haven't seen democracy in the middle east. so if you look at -- let's start with the popular explanations. often times people say there's something unique about the rehiggs of islam or the culture of islam that has prevented true democracy in the region. there's probably some truth to that, but let's look at the empirical record. if you look at the number of muslim countries worldwide inside and outside the middle east easily you could say about 60% of those countries have democratized or transitioned towards democracy. so then -- sorry -- >> host: i just want to say an example. >> guest: an example. well turkey's considered a democracy, indonesia. these are all muslim-majority countries. but the problem is peter when we look at co

. >> reporter: jamal robinson's family rushed to the scene even though they knew he was okay. one of four held hostage by jordan who eventually surrendered by police. >> i've been in the military so it's not scary to me. >> reporter: police chief teltz us hostage negotiators were on the phone almost immediately with jordan. they said he was crying talking. he said what was he trying to accomplish? he said he couldn't talk about that. we can tell you jordan is awaiting a mental evaluation. deanna durante, nbc10. >> nbc10 will continue to follow the latest on these developing stories. you can get updates at any time on nbc10.com and the nbc10 app. >>> we have two very different stories to tell you tonight. this is a live look from our camera on camelback mountain where you can see snow falling. >> to the south, temperatures are up near 670 degrees. a look at cape may. nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz joining us now. >> glenn, many parts of the region are also seeing rain. in some areas, that could turn to snow? >> yeah. it's getting very close to changing in

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

joining me now are democratic strategist jamal simmons and ryan grimm from "the huffington post." thanks to both of you for being here. >> good to be here, rev. >> ryan some are saying this is secretive. but are the critics overheated on this? >> you know it's not clear exactly how much people will end up caring about this over the next year or year and a half. you know the biggest problem that she would have is that this could play in you know to an idea that people have about her that she doesn't think that rules apply to her and that she's too secretive. so to the extent that it plays into that narrative, it is somewhat troubling and also is a reason for her campaign to get up off the ground so she can actually start responding personally to these things because there's a vacuum created by the fact that she is in all intents and purposes a candidate, but she doesn't have any positions that are out there. so the vacuum that is filled by scandals like this. until she gets out, this is the kind of thing that we're going to be talking about. >> jamal the house benghazi committee is

this is jamal. oh, jamal. a pleasure. pleased to meet you. in casybody's rested i'm katherine.es. rosa has written me so much about you. i hope you don't believe everything you read. she says you're a good waitress and a very good mother. rosa said that ? i always try to find something nice to say about everyone. even you, katherine. hi, miguel. i'm jess washington. the best customer in the entire world. it's nice to meet you all. i hope you find these as good as you remember. thank you very much. - senor sanchez. - mr. brashov. hombre. rosa says you are like a father to her. she is better than a daughter to me. i don't have to pay her bills. so, what brings you to the states ? rosa. actually, he's on his way to a conference in new york. in fact, we are only speaking english when miguel is here so he can practice. i have been in the states more than 30 years and he speaks better english than me ! come on in. carrie ? are you here ? i guess not. well, this is it. not exactly a palace but it's okay for now. - it's very nice. - how about something to drink ? water would be great.

i said jamal who was hostage they were bringing up with their hand up. he aid that was me. >> reporter: jamal was one of four fire fighters held captive by a gunman identified as former fire fighter paul jordan, in the basement of the lem theott fire station in cheltenham an ordeal that started an hour were and evened with helpful hi armed officers entered the firehouse. >> we received a call. did he fire one shot in the wall in the firehouse, of the le moth. >> no one was hurt and shortly after the suspect gave up without a fight. >> great guy. whole fire company. they are a great bunch of guys. they are all here, they are driven. they love the fire company. >> reporter: jordan was a veteran who up until three months ago work for salvation army. >> he was a fire fighter that was in dispute with the fire company up until yesterday. >> reporter: aaron greer got a front review to it all. >> are strange that this would happen in my neighborhood of all places, you know, not something i would expect again living here. >> reporter: community left feeling betra

back in october abu-jamal gave a recorded commence amount dress to a college in vermont.y officer daniel faulkner's widow then governor tom corbett signed legislation allowing crime victims to seek injunction toss keep offenders from perpetuating their mental anguish but abu-jamal and others sued on free speech grounds. >>> a 9.3 million-dollar paving project is underway tonight in philadelphia crews began tearing up parts of the richmond street here in the port richmond section. milling and paving work will go from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. to 4h p.m. flaw mid-april but in total this project will cover 14 miles have of road resurfacing through the city including parts of the passyunk avenue, robert avenue, rhawn street b street, grant avenue, and frankford avenue. >>> and if your neighborhood needs new paving to fix all of those potholes we are inviting you to join the action. e-mail us pictures and locations of the worst offend tears join the action at six abc.com. or use the the hash tag, six abc action on social media. >>> parents and camden gathered this a

in pennsylvania imprisoned , journalist and former black panther mumia abu-jamal has been taken to thentensive care unit of a local hospital after he was removed from prison for a medical emergency without any notification to his family friends or lawyers. friends say they were told he was in diabetic shock, but they have so far been unable to visit him or obtain any details. noelle hanrahan, producer of prison radio, which distributes abu-jamal's commentaries from prison, spoke to democracy now! from the hospital. noelle: we are standing in the icu waiting room. we are at the nurses desk. we can see his room. we cannot see him. i am looking at police officers guarding his room. he is trying to access whatever health care they have for him and it has been woefully inaccurate, and we deeply, deeply concerned about this. they do not take people to outside hospitals. this is not standard operating procedure. you have to be extraordinarily sick to be removed period. amy: abu-jamal's transfer came the same day as a hearing on pennsylvania law he says tramples his free speech. the law was in

i mean saying this is criminal is this going too far, jamal?rst of all let's think about how rich it is that a republican chairman is going after nixon who got in trouble -- who was a republican president -- who got in trouble for going after democrats. i think that there's nothing criminal about this because there is no criminal inquiry -- there is no indictment, there is no -- i mean there's nothing here that says criminality. there's a partisan witch hunt on capitol hill going after something that everybody acknowledged is a tragedy in benghazi, everybody who looked at the case said the state department did something wrong. senator clinton said she did something wrong and handed over 55,000 pages worth of e-mails. what they're talking about is really more political hackry than it is an actual issue that the american public cares about. >> you know joan once she announces, does the e-mail controversy go away? >> i don't think it will ever go away entirely, reverend al because they want to make it an issue. they don't have that much on her. i

. >>> this morning convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal is in the icu at a schuylkill county hospital. a lawyer for ash ooh jamal tells the associated press that prison officials will not disclose why his client is hospitalized. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 91981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >> montgomery county investigators looking into alleged sharing of nude photos of female student at north penn high school. now, students tell "eyewitness news" the photographs were posted on drop box which lets users share note ers on mobile phone or tablets. hundreds every student met with administrators including the school superintendent. he spoke exclusionly with "eyewitness news". >> we are working hard to be able to understand what is happening here. it appears it happens in our community, then it spills over into the schools. >> montgomery county d.a. risa furman says it is material toy say if charges will be filed because of the investigation is ongoing. >>> the families of two women killed by a disgruntled employee at the kraft food plant in nort

. >>> tonight family of the cop killer mumia abu-jamal is speaking out concerned about his treatment about following his hospitalization at the schuylkill medical center in pottsville. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is there. >> reporter: you walking out of the hospital wife and brother of quick police killer mumia abu-jamal revealed for the first time that it was diabetic shock that led to his being brought to the intensive care unit of schuylkill medical center from his prison cell. >> he passed out. he passed out. >> it came a shock to us and it came as a cheltenham to him that he was as sick as he was. >> reporter: the quick killer originally sentenced to death for 1981 murder of police officer daniel faulkner but now serving life without parole toll family members he had collapsed on monday. >> he still is very weak. >> situation in which mumia was in yesterday morning was near death experience. >> reporter: family said he was talking during a one half hour, and, at the the scene. >> he was sitting up in the chair, at the time and he was hand cuffed to the chair. >> repo

we're monitoring the medical emergency for mumia abu jamal. o'donnell is off today. nydia han a joining us. let's go right over to meteorologist, david murphy. eventually he'll be talking about those 60's, 70's and 80's and karen rogers is taking a look at a commute. good morning. >> i tell you what you hang around about six minutes and i'll be talking about a 70. but for now we got to talk winter weather advisory. this is off in the poconos where there could be as much as one to 4-inches of snow in upper elevations in these northern counties. once you get down into toward the lehigh valley and over toward reading it's mainly rain later today and this evening. maybe a little bit of wet snow activity in the upper elevations there but generally speaking the issue is the poconos. around here we've got sunshine early, clouds sweeping across the state of pennsylvania pretty quickly though. they'll start to thicken up. as we get into the afternoon some of that precipitation arrives. you see snow involved there but by the time it get here it will be

attorneys for abu-jamal say that prison officials won't disclose the reason his hospitalization. abu-jamal is serving life sentence for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. >> police looking foreman who allegedly pulled knife on septa bus driver, they hoped this surveillance video will help catch him. on march 21 the driver with a germantown and erie avenues now after the driver asked a man to clear the aisle police say the man became angry and pulled a knife on him. no one was hurt. if you have any information please contact the philadelphia police. >>> negotiators are in the final day of talks intend today prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the deadline is 6:00 this evening our how many. >> the negotiations have run into some stumbling blocks. but as michael bert reports there could be an extension. >> with less than 24 hours to go secretary of state john kerry, and leaders from five world powers, continue to press iran to agree to basic deal, that would rain in its nuclear programs for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot

abu jamal was rushed to schuylkill medical center yesterday. family members say his blood sugar was dangerously high and he could have gone into a diabetic coma. he is serving life in prison for the 1918 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. abu jamal's wife claims doctors are giving her family the run-around about why her family is sick. >> we weren't told that he had diabetes. he was in the infirmary. we were told that he had eczema. and they were treating him for eczema. >> abu jamal's family complains state prison officials failed to provide him with proper medical care. the prison tells us, it doesn't comment on the medical condition of inmates. >>> new information right now about the shooting death of an off-duty police officer in delaware county. authorities telling us now the officer's girlfriend is about to be charged with murder. for now they're holding taina finch for allegedly assaulting mark hudson last summer. police tell us they had a history of domestic problems. officer hudson was shot and killed with his own s

he plays lamar. >> jamal. >> jamal, like i said, jamal. real name is justi. i never met adjusty.ut getting standing ovation from the rest of the staff. made big announcement yesterday. @ we just had the best family vacation. really? there were fights breaking out in the street, angry mobs the whole place was like a war zone. it was fantastic! what about the kids? we shackled them to a post in the middle of town. i don't know what they loved more the shackling or the pool. my money's on the shackling. with so much to do stay where the action is. book one of our hotels at colonialwilliamsburg.com. nicole: we all have different needs for our children and basing all of the childrens' needs on one test is not the right road to go down. and something's got to change. okaikor: and the ones who are taking the brunt of it are our children. all the other things that make you a great human being is not important anymore. what's more important is: can you answer a-b-c-d? gina: what am i going to learn for my child from this test that my teacher can't tell me right now? >> they went back stag

. >> jamal, i mentioned earlier, republicans wasted no time. congressman trey gowdy, who chairs the benghazi committee said and i'm quoting -- because hillary clinton has created more questions than answers, the select committee is left with no choice to call her to appear at least twice. darrell issa said quote -- the expectation that we merely trust that secretary clinton shared all relevant e-mails is insulting. given the clintons' well-established history of misleading the american people. how is this going to play out, jamal? especially with a probable campaign in the horizon. they find an old sweater and just start pulling on thread after thread tosh if there's something there, but you just end up with a hanger there's no sweater left. that's what we know about these investigations into the clintons. they may be annoys. think devoted their live to public service, to helping people, making sure that the country is a better place, lives up to its values. even when i disagreed in the past, i've never disagreed with their heart and intention

abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 killing of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. abu-jamal is trying to stop prisoners and suspects from doing things to contribute to their mental anguish. he gave a reported graduation speech last year at a college angering police. >>> and 15 minutes before sun rise. we're getting a cold start this morning, most of the area is in the 30s this morning. but we will see enough sunshine to start the warming process. the sunshine though won't last all day. tracking some rain for this afternoon. the first raindrops may be arriving later this morning. then a warm up later this week. we'll get some chillier air before temperatures head back to the 60s. 37 in reading. 44 in philadelphia international. and wilmington is at 40 degrees. clear skies, not a cloud out there just yet. you need a jacket to start with an umbrella for later on. it's drying out, but you can see the rain and snow in northwest pennsylvania and into michigan ohio getting some light rain showers in the cleveland area for us where it will start around noontime in philade

jamal benomar he also left yemen. we can find an alternative. yemen now depend a lot on the conference to be hosted by the saudi capital of riyadh. >> we'll leave it there. we appreciate your time. thank you so much for speaking to us here on al jazeera. joining us live from aden in southern yemen. >> now, let's get the latest on the fighting going on inside libya. it's centered around the capital of tripoli. they are accused of carrying out new airstrikes in and around tripoli, including the airport. now these are the latest pictures we're getting near tripoli. the tripoli-based government said that the offensive has been repelled but they're deploying more fighters to the capital. they are condemning the violence. >> yesterday, we had a new military operation against tripoli. preventing the unity of the libyans in fighting. it is undermining the dialogue. >> there are currently talks happening in morocco between libya's rival governments. we had condemnation from the special envoy to libya. to what extent has the violence inside the country un

" amaney jamal prefer at princeton is the author. professor jamal, let's start with the question that you ask on the back of this book, which is why has democracy been slow in the middle east and the arab world. >> guest: the book tackles this question head on, and what i do in the book is try to take on a lot of the both academic explanations why we haven't seen democracy in the region as well as the more popular explanations about why we haven't seen democracy in the middle east. so let's start with the popular explanation. often times people say that there's something unique about the religion of islam or the culture of islam that has prevented true democracy in the region. so this is something that i engage with seriously in the book and first of all i argue well probably some truth to that but let's look at the empirical record. look at the number of muslim countries worldwide inside the middle east and outside the middle east easily you can say about 60% of those countries have democracy or transitioned towards democracy. so, -

now, abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 198 is killing of philadelphia officer daniel faulkner. he's challenging a law to allow crime victims to file similar injunction against offenders who act in ways to contribute to the mental anguish. that law went into effect after abu-jamal recorded a graduation speech at a college in vermont. >>> ashton carter visited our area yesterday at abingotn high school, his alma mater, and discussed the military for future students. he told the students how roles for soldiers are changing and insists the military is evolving. carter outlined possible changes to attract and keep quality service members including allowing older people to reenlist or rejoin and doing more for sabbaticals for service members. coming up on the "today" show savannah guthrie has an exclusive interview with secretary carter and explains why the u.s. is winning the war against the terror group isis. >>> diplomats scramble to reach a midnight deadline on a nuclear deal for iran. this is new video of negotiations still underway in switzerland today. diplomats for iran the

. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock night mew me a abba jamal is ica at a schuylkill county hospital tonight. a lawyer for the convicted cop killer tells the associateed press prison officials won't disclose why his client is there there. abu jamal is serving live sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> a man out on bail after being arrested for spying on a dressing room inside a montgomery county target store. police charged the 32-year-old man with invasion of privacy and other crimes. he's accused of using a ball point pen with a built in video camera to record a woman at the abington target back ton march march 21st. investigators are asking any other women who feel they may have been victimized to come forward. >> the families of two women killed by a disgruntled employee at the craft foods plant in northeast philadelphia in 2010 are awarded $38 million in punitive damages. today a jury handed down the verdict against u.s. security associates of georgia. finding them negligent in the against of items of tanya wilson land tonya brown. surveillance

jamal has warned that the escalating violence is pushing the country towards civil war. has more. >> reporter: this is a country on the brink of civil war. but the residents are not going quietly. thousands protest against the advance of shia houthi fighters in return, they are fired on and teargassed. their city, generally's third largest, was take own sunday with government buildings and international airport now under houthi control. yemen is increase big divided between a north controlled by the houthis who allegedly are backed by iran and a south dominated by supporters of ousted president man hadi. now the country's foreign minister is peeling for help from the gulf corporation council to hold back the houthi advance. >> nobody wants to be pulled in to direct military action on the ground. the majority of us consider it a final option. however, if we felt compelled if the ministers felt it necessarily we would without question go ahead with the proposed land. >> reporter: this is what a gcc force could look like. it's a force 100,000 strong. here tribal forces gath

. >> convicted cop killer mumia abu jamal is being treated in the hospital this morning.ails just ahead in a live report. >> and let's take look at storm tracker 6 double scan live. we're tracking rain that could mess up your afternoon commute. good morning out there. it is 4:30 a.m. on this tuesday march 31. can you believe we're a quarter of the way through the year. >> flies day. >> matt o'donnell is off nydia han a joining us. leggett to dave murphy to tell us about this coming rain and karen rogers is taking a look at traffic. good morning. >> that does put it into perspective. let's take a look at a winter weather advisory up for the poconos starting at noon today going until 10 o'clock tonight. in upper elevations there's the possibility of about one to 4-inches of snow. everyone south of that is looking at mainly rain. in the lehigh valley and reading you might get a wet snowflake mixing in as we go through afternoon and evening but the issue is mainly up in the poconos. satellite shows you we'll start out with the potential for a lot of sunshine for a brief perio

abu-jamal.he gave a taped speech for a college commencement at his alma mater, goddard college in vermont. the law bans felons from doing anything that causes mental anguish to crime victims. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. he was removed from death row in 2012 after a series of federal court appeals. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez maintains his innocence amid reports that he is facing federal corruption charges. the investigation stems from his ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. last night, a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the

. >>> a federal judge says two lawsuits challenging a pennsylvania law linked to mumia abu-jamal can go forward. pennsylvania legislatures passed the law after abu-jamal gave a taped speech for a college commencement at his alma mater, goddard college in vermont. the law bans felons from doing anything that causes mental anguish to crime victims. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. authorities removed the former activist and journalist from death row in 2012 after a series of federal court appeals. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez is defending his name amid reports that he is facing federal corruption charges. the allegations stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. while the senator has acknowledged taking some actions that could have appeared to ben hit his friend a defiant menen

. >>> developing overnight convicted cop killer mumia abu jamal is in intensive care this morning. >>> mcdonald's wants to know if you want breakfast for dinner. details on the plan to serve up egg mcmuffins all day long. that's really what america needs. >>> plus exclusive reaction from a woman who saw a brutal attack on septa. "action news" is up in two warming up in the midwest. milder in the southwest. wet in the northwest. >>> and finally from us latin night on "dancing with the stars" turned up the heat on the dance floor as you can imagine. >> unfortunately one couple will not return. kabc's george pennacchio talked with the stars and pros back backstage. >> charlotte and keo. >> reporter: charlotte mckinney is this season's second celebrity to go. she said she did her best. >> it's been a great launching to see my character that a lot of people haven't seen and i enjoyed this experience. >> reporter: with 34 out of 40 riker lynch and his partner allison holker tied for first place with nastia liukin and her partner, riker's cousin. >> it makes me feel great because he's kin

he said abu-jamal is in critical care unit but prison officials won't tell him why. abu-jamal is serving life in prison for murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. a a lawsuit in response to the taped commencement speech is being reviewed in federal court. suit seeks to determine if victims of violent crime can prevent quick criminals from doing things that will cause further mental difficulties vest. >>> we're working on this story a and try to find out yes is in critical care in a 30 hospital. >>> 6:40. lansdale police are investigating allegations of inappropriate pictures and videos, at north penn high school. it is being shared all over campus. allegations furnishes surfaced last friday forcing district officials to e-mail parents. they say students at the school have been involved in creating and sharing inappropriate pictures and video. the the images are believed to be of nude female students. yesterday some students threatened to walk out in response to the allegations. instead, the school held talk sessions so students could voice their conce

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. meanwhile a lawsuit in response to a taped commencement speech given by abu-jamal is being reviewed in federal court. the suit seeks to determine if the the victims of the violent crimes can prevent convicted criminals from doing things that will cause further mental distress. >>> it has been ten years since the public battle between husband and parents led to the removal of terry schiavo's feeding tube. this is how she looked before suffering permanent damage in 19 on. she died 13 days after her husband won a court order to remove the tube. the her family started narberth based terry schiavo life and hope network aimed at protecting the local medically vulnerable. there will be a pennsylvania mass in her name at cathedral basilica have of saints peter and palm tonight 59:00 o'clock followed by an event honoring those who best represent the the group's mission. >>> 5:10. coming up, down to the wire with the deadline just hours away, it is crunch time for negotiators trying to reach a

we're monitoring the medical emergency for mumia abu jamal. >>> good morning 6:30 now on this tuesday joining us. let's go to dave murphy to talk about rain coming our way. karen rogers has had a busy day dealing with backups on the schuylkill. let's go to them. >> okay, guys starting out with sunshine getting ready to come up over the horizon. clouds are going to get thicker later on and we'll get some rain and up north it's going to be snow. a winter weather advisory kicks in at noon today and extends until 10 o'clock tonight in the poconos in case you have plans to head up that way. we're looking at one to 4-inches of snow mainly the in the upper elevations. in allentown our the lehigh valley there's a slight chance some of the wet snowflakes make it down to you too but i think it's going to be largely rain up there in the lehigh valley. here comes the cloud cover. you've got sunshine early but then clouds getting thicker and the precipitation is right behind the leading edge of the clouds. 44 degrees currently in philadelphia. not a bad morning with light winds. 40 degrees in wilm

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also we have jessie smallette who plays jamal on the show. thisser ' giving hugs getting up close and personal with fans. they've been here for about an hour hour. they've having a great time. these fans so excited. we've seen tiers. say hello. you're live on tr right now. jessie, can you wave. >> look at that. they are excited. they're having a great time. they say they love philly. of course we have the family over here. you know he's from west philly so he's showing his support. of course we have the fans. take a look over here. they're waiting to get their c ds signed don't let this line fool you. there's a line that goes outside, around the block. it's like two blocks long and goes down bradstreet across chestnut and all the way to 16th street. i hear they're going to sign every single l cd. we plan on being here for a while. i got a chance to interview them before the madness. we'll have it for you tomorrow on good day. you said that the lines wrapped all the way around the billing right? if people are watching us on tv and they're thin

and jamal. hi. heo. so, wh are you doing here ? that's theecond me you've asked me that.glad aren't y excited about the dance ? oh, su. the decoti committee's going to be a lot of work, t we have some really great ideas for the gym. would you like to help us ? oh, well, i'm not ry good at that sort of thing. but it wouldn't be that hard-- look. i better get back to work bere mr. brashov gets mad at me. he seems like a sweet man. yes, well, you don't know him like i do. ay. well, i'll see you in school moow. -good-bye, everybody. it was really nice meetg you. -bye. even you, mr. ashov. ev me ? don't mind her she's ju being funny. - i thought she was very nice. - so, did u ask her to the dance ? no [ sa ] at are you waiting for ? - she wants you to. - , she doesn't. are you kidding ? that's why she told u about the decorati committee. - e was just making conversation. - that's not what heard. look, i-- i have a delivery to ma. i've got to go. you know, he had a deliry he really should have taken some food. oh, thers a terrific sale at t main street empium. why don't we go a

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> backlash is continuing to grow against indiana's religion freedom act that many think is discrimination. now the state's government is on the defense but he is not backing down, why he says that his state is being treated unfairly. next. >>> plus, also down to the wire there, they are talking right now you in negotiation was iran they are trying to come up with a nuclear power agreement. there is a deadline. we have latest on. that we will take a live who outside. a lot of you are worried about how do i get the kid dressed, what do i put on, sue will be ba >>> you have to adjust your shot that is snow falling in bucks county, fair less hills to be exact. they look like they are light, cute flakes that would be very nice and welcomed come december but on march 30th, sue. >> cute, that was cute, thaw said they were cute. >> yeah good i'm sure flakes appreciate it, yes. let's put this all in perspective. we did not have as much snow as we did this season as last season. i know it was a rough wint

abu-jamal is serving life term for the shooting of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner, in 1981, lawyers for the convicted cop killer say prison officials not disclose the reason he was taken to the hospital. >>> high steaks negotiations over iran's nuclear program continue in switzer lands. >> leaders have until 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight to agree to the framework but as michael bert reports extension may be possible. >> with legs than 24 hours to go, secretary of state john kerry, and leaders from five world powers, continue to press iran to agree to basic deal, that would rain in its nuclear program for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot at steak. >> the down side of no deal is a nuclear arm middle eels, and the upside of good deal is that iran is contained it nuclear program is contained. >> difficult issues remain, among them, tehran's desire to continue sensitive research and development into uranium enrichment before the agreement he is pierce. another question: how iran would dispose of its existing stockpiles of at tomorrow i can fuel. possibly the bigg

they're accused of shooting and killing jamal clarke. they got into a fight with a group of sus spents and their -- suspects and their friend. police believe there are more suspects out there linked to this deadly killing. they are pleading for the community to call in with anonymous tips or e-mail them, reach out to police in any way possible so they can solve this crime. again, call police with your tips. they may remain anonymous. back to you in the studio. >> all right, delia, thank you from prince george's county g. >>> police are working to find a woman they say stabbed a metro station manager. it happened just before noon yesterday at the stadium armory station in southeast d.c. the victim was transported to the hospital. he's expected to recover from his wounds. police were able to recover the knife handle from the scene and they're asking you to look at this picture. it's right there on the screen. if you recognize this woman or know anything about the incident, you're asked to call metro transit police. >>> secretary of state j

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. meanwhile a lawsuit in response to the the taped commencement speech given by him is being reviewed in federal court. the suit seeks to determine its victims of violent crimes can prevent convicted criminals from doing things to cause further mental distress. >>> 4:11. coming up, four recent attacks in the local college has students on edge what this school is doing to keep students safe. >>> plus, a security scare how cross dressers got into a deadly confrontation at a federal facility. >>> and lets take another live look outside damp, cooler weather is moving in. we might even see some snow. sue serio has another look at your forecast after the the >>> 4:14. on this tuesday morning 41 degrees outside, sue arrow i was in orlando waking up to temps in the 60's and 07's. >> don't you start. >> and then i had to go home to reality which why is my voice sound so bad by the way. >> you are change nothing to a different climate. >> it is the changing season. >> but we will get temperatures

security council that was a key message from jamal the top u.n.o yemen. >> for recent weeks and days leaving yemen further away from a peaceful settlement and to the edge of civil war. >> reporter: and he made grave comparisons to what the country could be facing. >> and any side that would want to push the country in either direction would be inviting a protracted conflict over iraq libya, syria, combined scenario. >> reporter: security council meeting comes as tear gas, gunshots and anger are in the streets in the third largest city. protesters angry that houthi forces arrived in their city surrounding barracks of local security forces. >> translator: we refuse we reject and denounce these malitias. we will surround the police barracks with our bodies until they leave at that rate. >> reporter: the houthis over took the capitol of sanaa and now are closing in on president haidi and stronghold and on sunday the security council called on houthi to halt their advance. >> translator: security council condemns the ongoing unilateral elections taken

jamal arrived in the city on wednesday morning and is expected to meet with the president. he is trying to mediate an end to the political crisis in the country. >> indonesia transferred 11 convicted drug smugglers to an island. most foreigners and australia prime minister is revolted by the prospect of the execution. >>> australia has been trying to prevent this a sign that the executions are imminent. a set back for supporters, including australia senior politicians. >> we think the two australians deserve to be punished but not executed. that's the position. right now millions of australians are feeling sick in their guts at the prospect of execution of these two. the men's families applied pressure trying to coerce indonesia into showing mercy. >> everyone makes mistakes. over the last 10 years, andrew chan and myuran sukamaran have been on tv to show they have changed for the better. they were caught running a drug gang known as the bali nine. others had their death sentences revoked. on the two ring leaders, indonesia is not budgeting. >> we are not trigger happy. we

special envoy to yemen jamal benomar announced that talks on the crisis will be held in doha.scalating violence is pushing the country towards civil war. a fighter jet belonging to the dawn militia has been shot back over the city of zintan. it's not clear who or what brought the aircraft down >>> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu backtracked over comments made in the lead up to the election warping that arab were voting in drones >>> greek prime minister alexis tsipras met with the angela merkel for talks on a greek bail out extension. on a first official visit to berlin alexis tsipras warned greece will not be able to make payments without help. german chancellor angela merkel said she wanted their economy to grow. >> reporter: a first visit to germany for the greek prime minister. some media outlets called it a show down in the chancellor's office. but alexis tsipras was received with the usual pomp and circumstance. once inside alexis tsipras spoke of the need to reach agreements on a european level. there was a strong message for his own people. >> the difference

. >> a quick word from jamal robinson, one of the hostages held by a colleague. >> the chaotic scene captured by skyfox above as swath teams and numerous police officers surrounded the building on the ground. robinson's' mother saw the whole thing on tv. that's when i was like, wait a minute. i raised up of on the bed and said, oh, my god, that's the place where my son work at. i didn't know it was him until like later on when they started bringing hostages out and seen i seen a balled head guy walking out with his hands out. >> 25 year old paul jordan came to the station with a nine millimeter handgun entering through an open door. he was angry after being fired last night amid a long running dispute. before we received a call he did fire one shot into the wall in the firehouse. no other shots were fired. police say jordan kept the firefighters in the basement while hostage negotiators took a place on the first floor. during that time we were in conversation with him by phone. neighbors locked themselves down for safety. shocking surprising, not expected. police say jordan surrounde

at an emergency meeting at the united nations security council that was a key message from jamal benoamar. >> they are leading yemen further away from a peaceful settlement and to the edge of civil war. >> he made grave comparisons to what the county could be facing. any side that would want to move the country in either direct would be protracting conflict in the vein of iran libya syria combined scenario. >> it comes as tear gas gunshots and anger in the streets of taiz, yemen's third-largest city. houthi fighters surrounded the barracks of the security forces. >> we refuse we reject and we denounce these militias. >> first the houthies overtook the capital of sanaa and now are closing in. on sunday the security council once again called on the houthi to halt their advance. >> the security council condemns the ongoing unilateral actions taken by the houthies. which undermine the political transition process in yemen. security stability sovereignty and unity of yemen there is great concern of resolution 2201. >> the u.n. as well as the u.s. are trying to broke arrest peace tale. but an o

. >> jamal hunt who was friends with the young man for many years says this loss comes as a total shock. >> he was kind. he was loving. you know like he was just fun to be around. >> according to alexandria police, at 7:45 yesterday morning, the 17-year-old was found dead beside this building on park center drive. the teen did not live in the building but police say he had a friend that used to and that he was familiar with the complex. authorities are characterizing the death as consistent with a descent from the building which was from the rooftop. >> we don't believe any foul play was involved. >> but crystal with alexandria police are concerned what's exactly what students are saying. >> we heard that there's rumors at t.c. williams that the victim was either shot or stabbed and that simply is untrue. >> he was a kid? my goodness. >> diamond davis was walking her dog yesterday outside of the apartment building and took this video of police cars on scene. now, she can only think of the young man's family. >> they've got to be in pain. they've got to be hurt. this is awful for them. >

jamal arrived in the city on wednesday morning and is expected to meet with the president later. he's trying to mediate on end to the political crisis in the country. more than 2000 members of the top advisory body is meeting in beijing. an anticorruption campaign is dominating. the meeting is dismissed by some as a rubber-stamp for the decisions for the ruling national people's congression party. >> it's china's most important annual gathering. a number of faces will be absent from the congress. 36 delegates and political advisors are under investigation for corruption. one of them is a former aid to china's previous president. many wonder who will be next. so far more than 100,000 low and high-ranking officials across the country have been implicated. on monday 14 generals were added to the list. the president's anticorruption campaign that began more than two years ago is expected to be a dominant team and it's a campaign that appears to be far from over. >> translation: the party is not a haven for corrupt officials. we regularly endorse theories. analysts below the point is

>> jamal crawford and he's injured. >> so, it goes back to chris paul. >> can you evaluate blake griffinrst game? >> i thought he was rusty. but he made a nice play, little out of control, he didn't like the call. he got that offensive foul. he'll be fine, he needs to get his rhythm back. their bench irf&uz going to be critical for them. when they go to that bench, you talked about nate robinson austin rivers, spencer hawes, are they good enough can they get them deep in the playoffs? >> if you're the clippers, you're kicking yourself. you beat the rockets from the three-point line, normally, those are games that you try to find a way to get. they weren't able to get it done. >> that's a tough one especially at home. so, that's the final there. the first game of our double header was a really good one in oklahoma city as well. couple of good plays in case you missed it. westbrook was incredible. he had 36 points. >> attacking the basket. even though it's late. eight seconds to go, what you see is what you get now. >> and now, they are in the eighth spot. it's a real tight battle between

security council that was the key message from jamal benoamar. >> yemen is far and away from a peaceful settlement. >> and grave comparisons of what the country is facing. >> and pushing the country in either direction gives the iraq, syria scenario. >> protesters angry that houthi forces arrived in their city, surrounding the barracks of security forces. >> we will refuse deject and denounce these militias. we will surround the police baraks with our bodies until they leave. >> first the houthies overtook the capital of sanaa and now they're closing in on president hadi and his stronghold in aden. the security council once again called on the houthi to halt their advance. >> the security council condemns the elections unilateral actions taken by the outs jeopardizing stability, sovereignty and stability of yemen and express deep concern of the lack of implementation of resolution. >> the houthi leaders on sunday seemed to reject any efforts. >> the security council only meets when it sees the evil conspiring in a dangerous situation. >> the security council did leave the door open to t