my name is kevin burns. i make family medical doctor. >> we've been given. >> we've been given a little extension so we'll go for a couple more questions. go ahead. >> is it on now? this way? okay. my name is kevin burns. on a family medical doctor and i'm currently a general preventive medicine resident here at the school of public health. on september 13, dr. buck became the fourth sierra leone and doctor to pass away from ebola, and it occurred when under a situation where there was a hospital in germany ready to receive her, and the w.h.o. declined to fund her transportation. she's just one of a number of key, i would say almost irreplaceable assets in this epidemic of local doctors who were on the front line. and i wonder if analysts are in support of considering -- panelists are in support of transporting local doctors to outside the sulleys, particularly given that we are transporting a lot of foreign aid workers out of the area when they become sick. >> great question. nancy? >> it's a great question

benefis many organizations, one of that being action aids, with me right now the executive director kevin burns every action aids. now, how many years have you been participating in this? >> so for 28 years, participating in the walk. and it is a huge event for us. it is cents one of our biggest fundraiser. we use it to support our volunteer buddy program, funds that are raised here. >> what exactly is that program? >> provides practical, emotional support for people living with hiv and aids, it is how it actually got started, so sort of the heart and soul of the organization, out that far we also provide range of social services cents for people living with hiv, for testing and counselling, as well. >> reporter: we were talking with a woman earlier, and she said that having aids, people don't realize it, but it is a lonely feeling, isolated type of feeling, with 10,000 people showing up today, participating, i mean it, casino of almost helps that, improves that? >> absolutely, absolutely. this event has really helped us to deal with stigma, to address the stigma, and the isolation many of our

kevin harvick tonight. led 162 of 334 laps. world class burn out in celebrating his win and our goodyear superior performer tonight. harvick. and still plenty more to talk about post race tonight in charlotte. we'll be back. >> bank of america 500 is over at charlotte. and the conversation about it, i trust s going to continue for some time to come. kevin harvick celebrating in victory lane with the first win since darlington in april, and the eliminator round, without having to worry about talladega. now, all the post race fireworks. the restart that came with two starts to go, and watch the 2 and 11 for three-quarters of a lap. >> and a top stop. you see the 11 is a little loose there. and little contact. not much. a little bump. >> it's been four wide for a minute. >> and now the cool down. >> i can see that, i don't know about the other stuff. i don't see anything that denny hamlin did. >> and now the cars stack up at the entrance of pit road. that is the hit that kenseth was talking about and keselowski in the back of tony stewart and then

kevin harvick tonight. led 162 of 334 laps. world class burn out in celebrating his win and our goodyear superior performer tonight. harvick. and still plenty more to talk about post race tonight in charlotte. we'll be back. >> bank of america 500 is over at charlotte. and the conversation about it, i trust s going to continue for some time to come. kevin harvick celebrating in victory lane with the first win since darlington in april, and the eliminator round, without having to worry about talladega. now, all the post race fireworks. the restart that came with two starts to go, and watch the 2 and 11 for three-quarters of a lap. >> and a top stop. you see the 11 is a little loose there. and little contact. not much. a little bump. >> it's been four wide for a minute. >> and now the cool down. >> i can see that, i don't know about the other stuff. i don't see anything that denny hamlin did. >> and now the cars stack up at the entrance of pit road. that is the hit that kenseth was talking about and keselowski in the back of tony stewart and then

burned an american flag. >> i want to bring in kevin jackson now, executive director of the black sphere and author of "the big black lie." nice to see you. one teen was unarmed. the other was armed yet protests look the same. why do you think that is and are these protests justified do you think? >> i don't believe that the protest is going to be justified. i think people should have a right to protest but i think that certainly with the second incident they're going to find out that it's pretty much police doing their jobs. i think that in many cases we're doing the community a disservice by just having this call to arms for everything that's happening in the community. is it their right? absolutely. i think that if people feel like someone has been wronged, we need to get to the bottom of it but with the second incident escalating things, it may turn out they find it was unwarranted. >> have you had a chance to talk to the people in the black community about getting just as outraged when black people commit crimes against black people and what was the reaction that you got? >> yeah, i have. it's really

kevin's triumphant moment. >> how do you feel now, kev? did you it. >> it was the proudest moment. >> yes. >> it was. it was. >> that image will never be burned from my mind. is that the cool. >> it's unbelievable we keep saying the compassion is contagious and it's just heart are overflowing it means so much. >> dann cuellar, chapel 6abc news. >> still to come on "action news" tonight the health benefits of talking about other people behind their backs. >> the nypd releases new details about the hatchet-wielding lone wolf who wept after new york city police and local entrepreneur whose smart phone app for emergency landed him on shark tank today. >> high of 70. i'm tracking cooler air and gustsy wind for the weekend. i'll have details in the accuweather forecast. >> "high school huddle" coming up and jamie apody tells us which eagles are on the bubble for the first game after the bye week and quarter million is up for grabs in the mega millions drawing when "action news" for grabs in the mega millions drawing when "action news" continues tonight ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are

kevin's triumphant moment. >> how do you feel now, kev. >> you did it. >> it was proudest moment. >> yes. >> it was. it was moment we always want. >> that image will never burn from my mind. >> it's unbelievable the compassion is contagious and it's our heart are overflowing it means so much. >> in ambler, dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> go kevin lxt love that story. think you will love this weekend. meteorologist adam joseph standing by at the big board with details on saturday and surprised the weekend is here adam. >> that it s it will be pretty flawless unless you don't like your hair messed up brian in the wind the second half of the weekend. keep his mic off. 59 in allentown. 58 reading. 61 right now in philadelphia. 51 millville. and your 60 at the boardwalk. beautiful pictures coming in on our social media pages. carp sthent one into my facebook page in horsham, pa of sunset this evening the brilliant reds and yellows and cirrus clouds that pulled through and sun longer wavelengths of light which typically give us orange and yellow on the rainbow spectrum during the evening because it's a long wavelength bouncing off the ice crystals a

does it justify burning the american flag. >> kevin jackson executive directors of the black sphere andpeople who might be sympathetic to the protesters in missouri look at that and say, you know what? i'm out, attacking our country? >> it's not attacking our country. it's getting our country's attention. and the flag is no more important to anyone than myself where my father died and he is buried in a veteran sim cemetery. last thing they gave us as we left the cemetery is an american flag. it's one of my most cherished possessions. i understand the importance of the american flag. but the reality is, when young people are being disrespected, and communities feel under siege, when they want to get america's attention, in anger and in protest it and in frustration. this is is the latest black teenager who has been shot. >> so, kevin, what do you think the point is of torching the stars and stripes? >> >> it's a publicity stunt. the democrats are doing anything they can to rile up the vote to be be honest with you there is no reason to burn the american flag over this the fact of the mat

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kevin spacey and i said what is in the box. >> i think he was creeped out by it but it works. but the movie itself, again it is a slow burning thriller and you are dealing with this gillian flynn who wrote the book adapted her own screen play for the film. they find this perfect balance where it is a sick, disturbing, twisted tone but infused with these very strange moments where you find yourself laughing but you are also on the edge of your seat and you have knots in your stomach. it is a perfect combination of fewer entertain; like a roller coaster. i have seen the movie twice now. first time i never read the book on purpose. i didn't want to know anything. the twist and turns will blow your mind and shock you beyond belief. the lead ago rest deserves an academy award nomination. best thing tyler perry had has ever done in his career. as well as neil patrick harris. >> a lot of people have been talking about the book gone girl guy you go to the movie you might feel better bit. >> the evening, it is pretty much the same as the book. they give you a little different way of getting there. but i think the ending is absolutely

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