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 thehere is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do i it. >> we are herere in a bubblble. afteter sometitime of working together withth jamal i said let's do thisis in california. you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with the israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians 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

i told him, i was like, i don't care. >> jamal said it with attitude, with sass. you know, his tone was very pointed, and it was disrespectful. so the c.o. was like, well, pack it up. >> so deputy green decided davis would be moved out, but only to another general population housing unit. the move to the hole would come a short time later. >> in the process of getting him moved, he refused. didn't want to pack his stuff up. >> i was bitchy. let's put it that way. i went back, got under my covers and laid completely back down. >> with davis refusing orders, deputy green requested backup to help with the move. >> i was like, i'll just make a scene then. how about that? i started to, like, fight back. >> it wasn't much of a fight. deputies swarm davis and raise his cuffs wrists above his head, preventing further resistance. >> when someone starts to resist you want control of them to stop them from escalating their resistance. these officers just have their arms over hid shoulder which gives good control of directing where you want him to go. a wrist lock basically.

. >>> supporters of the convicted killer mumia abu-jamal rallied outside philadelphia district attorney 's office. demonstrators are from a coalition of groups working under the name mobilization for mumia. they want d.a.'s office to comply with a deadline of today for a court order pertaining to file, specifically those relate to go former philadelphia district attorney ron castille >> time to come clean to open up these files up and in a court that has been over 30 years and let him go. >> abu-jamal was convicted and sentenced to death in 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> new details from police about tiger wood dui arrest early monday morning, not far from his home in jupiter, florida. i was jailed for several hours and has since apologized. >> stephanie stahl is here with revelation that is wood was taking pain medications following surgery. >> police report, issued today , says that tiger wood told officers that he was recovering from back surgery, and admitted he was taking medications including vicodin, which is a very strong, prescription pain drug.

jamal simmons, rick tyler thank you so much.e your time. >> thank you. >>> i want to take a turn. we received word of president trump's first foreign trip it's taking place later thismonth. kristen welker joins me now that. kristen, what do you ow? >> reporter: steph, a lot of headlines to tell you. we just learned moments ago according to a senior administration official the president for his first foreign trip will travel to israel, the vatican, and saudi arabia, and then he will go to the nato summit in brussels, and the g7 summit in sicily. this will be his first foreign trip. it's going to take place at the end of may. significant for a number of different reasons, but let's just start with israel. of course, this announcement coming on the heels of president trump meeting with the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, yesterday, and saying that he wants to help set the course for peace talks to restart. he also said he doesn't believe the process will be as complicated as some have made it out to be, despi

de andrea jamal was the victim of an accidental shooting after his freshman year. [crowd noise] secretary devos: his doctor told him he would never walk again. but deandre had different plans. not only did he resume his studies, he poured himself into his rehabilitation and got back on his feet. today deandre stands tall among you as a candidate to receive his degree and he's already taking the next steps to pursue an mba. [cheers and applause] secretary devos: another never thought about going to college before landing at bcu as a nontraditional student. with help from the palm beach urban league, she found her passion for helping others through radio and television. this discovery fueled her confidence and her commitment to her studies, as her ambitions soared. kaneta became involved with 14 organizations and numerous other campus activities and today is an accomplished mass communications graduate. [applause] secretary devos: jalil is graduating today with a bachelor of arts in liberal studies, with a concentration in marketing. jalil was born to a single mother

. >> jamal, i'll come to you with that second question i asked joe there.uch blame should the president get? how much responsibility should he bear given a fair amount of the rhetoric that's been aimed at the media? >> well, president trump has certainly set this up for about a year or so with the media being the enemy. he even referred to himself, talking about the enemy of the people. we have so many stories of reporters who were standing at trump events getting glares, getting jeers, all that. it bleeds over, and when the man who became president of the united states shows such disregard for a journalist, i don't think it's unreasonable to think that when a candidate or member of congress behaves this year, he's been influenced toward what is really a constitutionally protected form of engagement in our society. >> craig, that's not right. that's a bunch of bull. come on, craig. trump has called out the media. he's never body slammed the media, and think about this. for a year and a half, trump has been going after the media, how many nut jobs out in the

de andrea jamal was the victim of an accidental shooting after his freshman year. his doctor told him he would never walk again. but deandre had different plans. not only did he resume his studies, he poured himself into his rehabilitation and got back on his feet. today deandre stands tall among you to receive his degree and he's already taking the next steps to pursue an m.b.a. [cheers and applause] one never thought about going to college before landing at b.c.u. as a nontraditional student. with help from the palm beach urban league, she found her passion for helping others through radio and television. this discovery fueled her confidence and her commitment to her studies. as her ambitions soared. kaneta became involved with 14 organizations and numerous other campus activities and today is an accomplished mass communications graduate. [applause] jalil is graduating today with a bachelor of arts and liberal studies, with a concentration in marketing. jalil was born to a single mother who struggled with drug addiction. at a very young age he entered the foster

de andrea jamal was the victim of an accidental shooting after his freshman year. [crowd noise] his doctor told him he would never walk again. but deandre had different plans. not only did he resume his studies, he poured himself into his rehabilitation and got back on his feet. today deandre stands tall among you to receive his degree and he's already taking the next steps to pursue an m.b.a. cheers and applause] one never thought about going to college before landing at b.c.u. as a nontraditional student. with help from the palm beach urban league, she found her passion for helping others through radio and television. this discovery fueled her confidence and her commitment to her studies. as her ambitions soared. kaneta became involved with 14 organizations and numerous other campus activities and today is an accomplished mass communications graduate. [applause] jalil is graduating today with a bachelor of arts and liberal studies, with a concentration in marketing. jalil was born to a single mother who struggled with drug addiction. at a very young age he entere

. >> reporter: north philly neighborhood pastor jamal van is not the only one looking for solutions toviolence. he joined dozens at a rally at 23rd and huntington after nine people were shot over the weekend seeking change. >> my heart wrenches i want to solve the problem. i've spent six years in school trying to solve the problem. i started an organization to solve the problem. started a church. >> when you see this group of brothers right here, you don't got to feel nervous. we ain't got no guns. >> several grass roots groups challenged one another with words of encouragement an demand for action after sudden done fire put people in the hospital saturday night when group listened to music and danced on the 2500 block of north 23rd. the victims all underage 26. >> what we going to do? >> ya'll out here killing each other. >> neighbors got real with each other. >> instead of turning around preparing for college you got parents trying to scrape up life insurance at tender ages of 15, 16, 17 and it's the wise thing to do. >> right. >> genocide. >> times like these demand answers from cit

. >> i hear you where is jamal is in this equation?dog. me and my dog going to stay my dog. the chronic wouldn't be the chronic if i wasn't on it. you put it out. inferno was going to have empire's biggest are a different to me jamal has to be part it. >> all due respect, baby... wow. >> did you follow that. >> i think i followed that. >> basically, whatever they're talking about, jamal is not a part of and snoop wants him to be part of it. >> he better be a part of it. you got that? >> empire this week. 9:00 p.m. eastern time. wednesday may third only on f fox5. >>> well, guess who sells back. >> who. >> frank underwood is back and more power hungry than ever. he's in five netflix house of cards. finally stream at the end of this month and it seems the underwoods played by kevin spacey and robert write are taking their conniving ways to the next level. pretty intense trailer. you think you can handle it. >> take look. >> 2020, 2024, 2028, 2072, 2076 one nation underwood. >> i like that. >> one nation underwood. >> yeah. so i think bas

the suspect was identified as 41-year-old jamal lee. the passenger told police she was picked up by lee earlier this month and taken to an apartment complex where she was attacked. he passed a background check and uber says what the rider said was appalling: >>> jaclyn has the traffic report. >> we have an update from chp that a crash is closer to sycamore valley road. we had it first reported at crow canyon so heads up if you are traveling through the stretch. speeds below 50 miles per hour. not too bad. but we are tracking major slowdowns further south along 680. caltrans shut down the connector ramp to highway 84. it's reported to have reopened and traffic is starting to show some improvement. travel time just under 20 minutes southbound. no major problems at the san mateo bridge. traffic looking good as you make your way out of hayward. taillights over to foster city in the green. about 15 minutes. to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will be in good company but at the limit into downtown san francisco. no metering lights yet. >>> time

. >> join me, corinne jean pierre from moveon.org, jamal simmons, democratic strategist. donald trump isn't just back from europe, he's also back on twitter, and making up for lost time. starting shortly after 8:00 a.m. eastern he started tweeting, let's review. it is my opinion that many of the leaks coming out of the white house are fabricated lies made up by the fake news media. whenever you see the word "sources say" in the fake news media and they don't mention names, it is very possible that those sources don't exist, but are made up by fake news writers. #fakenewsistheenemy. does anyone notice how the montana congressional race was such a big deal to dems and fake news until the republican won? victory was poorly covered." i've introduced you coreen jean pierre and ja pal simmonis i ja. the man got off the plane not six hours before and back on the twitters. >> i think this whole notion of, that's happening right now in the white house to set up some sort of monitoring system when it comes to his twitter is certainly not going to work, and when we talk about staff

we are over here in camden, new jersey, jamal, the band director, how many students do you have all together school. >> oh, 450 or so, 500 in the school. >> how many here in the jazz band in this jazz band we have about 25. >> so goal, it is that you were invited the first jazz band, in the you had, to be among the group's selected to go over to the netherland. >> correct, bob. >> true honor, yes, for to us represent ourselves, represent america in the netherland, awesome. >> $4,000 sort. >> $4,000 short. >> that is correct. >> we have a go fund me page, we will try to get our viewers to get you up and over that hump. what is goat fund me. >> go creative arts jazz ban creative camden arts jazz band go to go fund me and search creative arts jazz band and it brings through. >> if everybody watching gave a dollar we are good to go. >> yes. >> bam. >> and through the rest of the night and weekend we start our musical. >> that is right, dream girls. >> that is correct. >> everybody, all of the students here, so this is 11 to 18 year-old students from grade six through 12, the spring production of

. ♪ z2c5pz z16fz y2c5py y16fy >> i'm so jamal's album, yes.l those years ago. you set a chain of events into motion that would one day destroyer generations of hard work. generations of preparation and my family. my family. >> i can fix but please let me just try. you got to stop firing back at lucious because he's going to light you up. >> don't put your hands on me. get off of me. >> oh, my. >> cookie, sweetheart, you have not seen our fire power. now when my family decides to shoot, your entire family will burn to the ground. come, my love. come. she's not welcomed here. >> whoa! >> i wasn't afraid of wisdom >> so am i. >> that was tense moments between cookie and, angelo and diana. a clip from tonight's all episode of empire. we're getting close to the season three finale before the season wraps up the cast is out with all new album filled with some of your favorite song from the hit musical drama. adam housely has more. >> ♪ >> reporter: all of the hit songs from season three of fox's hit show empire are available on a new sound track. >>

are and shirley jackson and jamal jackson the life of the american and visionary michael, crazy in george here with the life of black-and-white. in their group -- jim the winner is is a ruth franklin [applause] the zero works of literature are of his bone showing as the lottery that appeared in the new yorker in 1948 it was the perfect piece of americana that ideal day than is the story of barbarism with eerie resonance so this compassionate and authoritative biography between her vexed marriage, her children, her mother and anxiety that placed her at the center of literary and domestic midcentury america and in this extraordinary biography she made this piece that jackson should be considered as an underappreciated feminist hero and the important writer. groth franklin. [applause] >> i am to use superstitious direction have prepared be very anything so this will be very short so thanks for offering maya book in this way i am sold pleased and thrilled that shirley jackson is getting this recognition also thanks to my agent who has been my steadiest and most enthusiastic champion the best

. >> reporter: strawberry mansion neighborhood pastor jamal van is sick of feeling sick and came to 23rdington where nine people were shot this past weekend to push for peace. >> my heart wrenches i want to solve problem. i've spent six years in school trying to solve the problem. i started an organization to solve the problem of the started a church. >> reporter: several grass roots groups challenge one another with words of encouragement and a demand for action after sudden gunfire put nine people in the hospital saturday night when a group listening to music and danced on the 2500 block of north 23rd. the victims all under age 26. >> what we going to do? >> out here killing each other. what we going to do. >> young neighbors young and old got real with each other. >> as far as turning around preparing for college you got parents trying to scrape up life insurance at tender ages of 15, 16, 17 and it's the wise thing to do. >> right. >> genocide. >> times like these demand answers from city leaders and philadelphia's city council president was there. >> too many illegal weapons and flas

. >> joining me now, naveed jamally, former fbi double agent. and clint watts, season contributor. clint, i would imagine to someone like you, the memos -- the revelation of the memos does not come as a surprise. >> not at all. i mean you're talking about a meticulous lawyer throughout his career. he's been through this before with the ashcroft stuff and, you know, let's sign this on your hospital bed. he knows how to prepare for these events. i'm sure every time he went in with president trump, he came back. he wrote down some notes about it. the other thing that i keep hearing is he should resign. i think this is nonsense. you don't resign every time one of these challenges comes up. comey signed on to protect the constitution and the people of the united states. he's on a ten-year term, and he's there to balance against these political pressures, whether it was the clinton campaign connections last summer or it's the trump administration now. and had, you know, comey resigned, who was he going to be replaced by? somebody who was definitely going to squelch these investigations.

the book has been praised by critics, authors and activists including jamal joseph, russell simmons and jacklin with an who writes these are jesse peterson fall day is a must read for anyone who's ever cared about young people and all people. peterson brings love and laughter to the devastating fate of her juvenile justice system and are able to get to are able in gifted hands we meet young people who will not soon forget and she had been so glad this book is in the world. we feel the same when we're glad she's here with us tonight. rating from the the book first and then join on her conversations and a chance to ask questions after that. welcome to this stage liza jesse peterson. [applause] >> high. thank you all for coming out. i'm happy to be here. i'm going to jump right in. i'm not going to give too much of an introduction because i was a lovely introduction are to give in. i'm going to read two short excerpts from the boat. just to put it in context, this was one year under the 18 years and this is one specific year that i was a full-time schoolteacher, which is very different tha

this is brian sent us this picture to remember potentialist jamal -- specialist jamal bryant. our troops and veterans, but it's really about those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and their families that also sacrificed along with them. clayton: president trump, before he left italy just a short time ago to come back to the united states, he wanted to top there to honor -- to stop there to honor our troops and say good-bye and say thank you for your service, and what a home run trip we've had here. and he said this is what it's all about, honoring those who have served our country. and they were there, i think one of the battleships was there the. he had a chance -- pete: well, the president waking up for the first time in ten days in the white house this morning -- abby: do you think he slept? pete: i don't know. he doesn't sleep much. it's hard to imagine if a better first foreign trip. you reaffirm our friendship with israel, you speak truth to nato about funding and the threats internally in europe, and then you end it with kind of an america-first message with the troops i

. >>> well, cookie is not letting jamal off the hook for siding with lucious as you just saw in thatrouble for the big launch of empire in sin city. that's not the only showdown brewing. now this morning we have more because the stars of the show are spilling some secrets about what fans should expect. >> does these people have my enendcaught. >> empire season three finale is set to be a big e will the yon and dubois families squaring off. terrence howard's character lucious continues fighting for empire las vegas and some other big questions may finally get answered. >> welcome to vegas baby. >> been hand to mouth battle mode his entire life. does he become a conscious human being? does cook can he ever stop being -- stop fighting and trying to make up for the the past and just live in the moment? you know, it's just acceptance. >> she has no sort of power to get rid of you. you cookie lyon, ma. >> jussie smollett didn't want to give any spoilers about tonight's fireworks but he did say cooler heads may prevail. >> what i'm most excited about we finally realize all of the petty in f