it's really an honor to be there -- here with khalil and heather. talk about about the deeper past, the 19th century in this case. looking at the history of that period makes me skeptical and cautious. it seems obvious that of necessity we are poised on the edge of prison reform. to manyent system seems people on both sides of the aisle to be cruel and unusual. the letter because it is in fact unique in the contemporary world in its intensity and unprecedented historically in its scope in the united states as well as around the world, certainly i know khalil and heather will speak to how we move from a system of incarceration to one of mass incarceration over the past half-century. whatever one thinks of our criminal justice system is reliant on incarceration, its injustice, its ineffectiveness, and it's obvious racial disparities. agree it is simply fiscally unsustainable at this point. forink that's the reason bipartisan concern with the reform. nevertheless, as i said, the history of prison reform makes me skeptical when i hear enthusiasm for new

there is passenger who doesn't feel safe. >> reporter: khalil u.s.itizen born in palestine says he was in chicago midway airport wednesday night with a friend both had visited family in the windy city. they were sharing stories of their visit in arabic. when they were stopped by a gate attendant as they tried to board flight 6599 to philadelphia. >> one of the passengers didn't feel safe traveling with us. so -- because of the fact you were speaking in arabic. >> because we spoke arabic. i couldn't believe what i was hearing and i asked for a manager. >>> he used his phone to record what followed. he was finally allowed to board the flight. >> after 20 minutes waiting, holding me, making me feel lik like -- in front of everyone in the airport passing by asking what is going on. >> when they walked through the plane to their seats -- >> everybody looked like us as we are terrorists. give thus look. >> reporter: khalil was carrying a small white box as a carry on. >> a couple of passengers, they asked me if i can open that box and show them what's insi

. >> reporter: khalil, a u.s. citizen born in palestine said he was at chicago's midway airport, to visit family in the windy city. they were sharing stories of their friend in arabic where help were stopped as they tried to board 6599 to philadelphia. >> one of the passengers, didn't feel safe traveling with us. so. >> reporter: because were you speak nothing arabic. >> yes, i could not believe what i am hearing. i asked for a manager. >> reporter: khalil used his even if to record what followed. southwest employees discussed what to do, he called police to diffuse the situation. khalil was finally allowed to board the flight. >> after 20 minutes of waiting, making me feel like i'm a terrorist in front of everyone in the airport, coming up asking what is going on. >> reporter: when he and his friend walk through the plane to the seats. >> everybody looks at us like we are terrorist. they give thaws look. >> reporter: khalil was carrying a small white box as a carry on. >> a couple of passengers asked me if i can

khalil created an organization called dancing on planet earth, or dope for short.he inspires kids to be creative, focused, and active. to commemorate the award khalil got a plaque today where he attends, he will receive a $20,000 scholarship over four years if he enrolls at widener university. >>> coming up, doctors orders. tonight, the recommendation for women who are expecting. >>> plus, bad decision. of all the homes to break into, police say a burglar in berks county picked the wrong one. we'll explain coming up. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> drivers in allentown have been waiting for this day for three years. >> that's right, the american parkway bridge is now open for business. it just opened about an hour ago. the bridge allows drivers to get from the east side of the lehigh river to the center city area and back again. here's a picture from today's ribbon cutting ceremony. this is what the property looked like in 2012. the $36 million project was entirely federally funded. the city owned and will maintain the bridge. >>> listen to this, a berks county man is

into this khalil like to see himself as the great dissenter. he has almost single-handedly interpreted the clause and what it means. to overturned convictions without a warrant the use of marijuana sniffing dog outside and then people were driving around to grow marijuana you need a law of white if you're in california you cannot see the house so they were driving up and down the street with a heat seeking device ensure enough so he follows that exact same logic of the wiretap the refuses to cite that case because of privacy. now let me read just a couple of quotations from his honor. in his dissent of the case scalia dismissed the majority opinion as pure apple sauce n said it should be named scotuscare. calling for the protocol of legal objection it has come to believe the eighth amendment may be violated and scalia said justice beyer did not reject the death penalty but bmi in mint. the last term regarding same-sex marriage to characterize the majority opinion is as mystical as a fortune cookie but he ever joined in the opinion opinion, actu

khalil's 73-year-old father cab driver is charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian. investigators say he hit and killed 88-year-old louisa rosario early sunday morning. >> what has he said to you? >> he's truly sorry. i feel sorry for him. >> reporter: police say rosario 109th street in the marked crosswalk with a green signal when she was hit. candles burn near that area in remembrance. >> how many hours did you work that day? >> i don't know. >> reporter: according to the technology inside taxis, he logged in to his cab at 9:00 in the morning. he worked five hours until 2:00 p.m. when he took a break. he was back behind the wheel at 3:00 and was active till 5:40. he took another break and began driving around 7:00 p.m. and remained behind the wheel until the accident at 12:40 in the morning. his license was immediately suspended when he was charged with failure to yield. mayor de blasio said today the specifics of the driver's shift are being investigated. >> we have an aggressive approach to the taxi and limousine commission to inhibit anyone from working more hou

khalil mack, 11-yard loss. jets try to rally, but they came up two touchdowns short. raiders win their second straight, 34-20. >> we beat a playoff-caliber team according to everyone. so i wonder what the narrative will be now. >> we're having a lot of fun. playing relaxing and doing what we're supposed to do. that was a good defense we played and that was a good challenge for us and we have many more. i'm excited today. we're going to get to the next one. >> it's a little premature to be thinking as far as that far ahead playoff-wise, but there's no reason why you can't think of yourself as a playoff team. >> no, it's not premature. derek carr, four touchdown passes. if the season ended today, they would be in the playoffs as the top wild card team in the afc. no time to celebrate. they head to pittsburgh next sunday. >>> talk about two teams going in completely opposite directions. 49ers hoping to avoid dropping to 2-6. the rams hoping to go 4- 3, which would be the first time since 2006 that they have had a winning record in november. practice squad runningback gas

. >,,,,,,,,,,,, pass rush looked like one oe teams strengths with justin tuck, khalil mack and aldonitht now, two of those three are done for the year... >>> when the seasons began, the pass rush look like one of their strengths. and now two out of the three are done for the year. smith was suspended for a year. and with the suspension, smith cannot have contact with the team until next year. that does not sit well with jack as he tries to help keep them out of trouble. this new it's hard to do. there are a lot of rules that i would like to see changed. they are not waiting for me to declare the rules. it is certainly something that can be looked at. >> he is a great friend and he is family to me, he knows that, we love him. we are moving on without him, we have to. >> traders hit detroit this saturday. the bears have done better than the cardinals in one big game event. and as they attended the big game luncheon, david shaw on the other hand was absent for the fourth straight year. his absence does not escape bob. >> i have missed this event just like david shaw who has missed the l

palestinian immigrant maher khalil owns a pizza restaurant. while trying to board a flight he and his friend were chatting about the trip, speaking in their native arabic language. that alarmed some passengers who complained. video shows gate agents discussing the situation. the flight was delayed and he says he felt humiliated. >> that person doesn't feel safe then they can catch the bus. other people came to us and told us like i'm sorry about what happened and they told me that's not right. >> he told us he is thankful to the other passengers who did stick up for him. after the delay he and his friend were allowed to board the flight. southwest says safety is their main priority and the delay lasted only 10 minutes. >>> a judge in lehigh county yesterday ordered a teenage girl to be tried as an adult for allegedly murdering her own mother. 14-year-old jamie is accused of conspiring with her boyfriend to kill her mother cheryl. in march jamie's boyfriend, caleb barnes, allegedly stabbed jamie's mom to death as they sat in a car parked in the

khalil, i know you want in on this. >> i do.reet to the campus or the community of what we are seeing on campus. both of your guests describe activism outside the campus and its relation to inside the campus. activists have pointed out time and time again this is not just about laws, this is about changing beliefs and values and changing attitudes. i want to give kudos to the president of harvard where she talks about we must insert history into our national discourse and our public policy. it is not one or the other because the values that we uphold and how we express them in our deep constructed crests and symbols and extractions of things and symbols we put around us, including the confederate flag which hung over the state house of south carolina, was an act of state speech in support ultimately of a history of violence which could then perpetuate a present and future of violence. so therefore these symbols matter. but they matter who how we thing of ourselves collectively and public policies. your guests have spoken brillia

khalil mack glenn memorial church is getting ready this served thanksgiving meals to thousands of people will: they use to everyday mark, but today is its biggest task of the year. so much more carving left to do, the turkeys and,, hundred of them and that's why the need about 500 volunteers. you can come down here and volunteer or get ready for christmas. they have been carting 6¢ 30 this morning reverend williams, or talked to earlier, is looking for donations for toys for christmas. today the 5000 volunteers. >> i'm doing good the, is working really hard here. how many years to be done this? i'm with think of the season and i have a lot to be painful for so it's nice to get back. >> will: had never cut itself by accident? >> no. >> will: scheme and? houri holding not? some years and you volunteered. >> this about my sixth year when you get out of it? getting able to see cecil williams and his wife. >> will: to mark on your calendar, no ifs ands rubio thinks giving morning? >> yes and christmas >> will: mary f. lee will be here. dinner will start at 1030 will have all the trimmings sta

joe khalil spoke to the man who knew him best. >>:"ain't no reason, i don't know why this happened." >> reporter: the green light honoring veterans shines bright from jeff burkart's doorstep. and tonight it means a little more to him--as he remembers ray--a close friend--u.s. navy veteran--who died saturday morning--in his sacramento home. >>:"i'm the only one close enough like family to him. the only one. we had plans to go move up to the mountains, i'm the only person he could trust." >> reporter: the two became friends at a voa homeless shelter. they watched football together religiously--and planned to again this sunday. plans that came to a tragic halt. >>:"they found the deceased inside there, and immediately sealed up the scene and waited to do a fire investigation." >> reporter: battalion chief steve turner says the fire that took rays life started in his apartment around 3 am saturday morning. fire fighters put it out before it spread anywhere else. 12 neighbors temporarily displaced are back in their homes tonight--sadde

trophy that is up for grabs and woodson and first half high school and the sophomore quarterback and khalilght on the run and looking for the end zone. nice catch by junior white out, charles taylor and a little later, wright again and this time the bomb to motley. woodson, 300 yards passing and five touchdowns in the first half and second half now. wilson's defense making a few stops. the offense gets going a little bit and the running back repowering for the touchdown and woodson with a win by a score of 40-34 and fourth straight turkey bowl victory and also a little revenge against a rival. we came in this game with a lot of our heads and we went through that loss and we remember what we lost at that field and played this game as playback. >> it meant a lot for the young men. they did what they had to do, and i appreciate them a lot. >> woodson would take on the winner between gonzaga and friendship for the d.c. state championship. now the practice is over and players and coaches have time to head home any enjoy the rest of their day, but what are they most looking forward to enjoying. f

. >> reporter: khalil aboubacar says his father is remorseful after hitting and killing a woman with the cab he was driving. this is surveillance video of the 73-year-old in his taxi, turning right on columbus avenue at west 109th street as off the curb with the right-of- way. we are stopping the video just before the taxi fatally hits rosario. he had been driving for 16 straight hours. taxi and limousine commission regulations prohibit cab business from driving more than 12 straight hours. >> he is a hardworking pan. but right now i don't want to talk. >> reporter: now under the microscope, mayor de blasio's vision zero plan, designed to prevent pedestrian fatalities. rosario is the 11th pedestrian killed since halloween night when an out of control car hit and killed a 10-year-old girl, her grandfather and a 24-year- old man. another woman hit by a dump truck in hunts point and a woman mowed down by a charter bush in flush. >> like crime, we have spikes up, spikes down. we anticipate the end of this year the vision zero initiative there will be fewer pedestrian fatalities than last

khalil told us he's thankful to other passengers who stuck up for him. after a delay, he and his friend were allowed to board the flight. southwest says safety is their main priority and say the delay lasted only ten minutes. >>> turns out the deadly attacks in paris won't deter the french capital's bid to host the 2024 olympics. paris' olympic committee says it wasn't concerned about the bid, but the team is determined now more than ever to secure the games. listen to that music. speaking of the olympics, brazil says it's doing everything possible to ensure a safe olympic experience. police there took part in a training session yesterday to learn new techniques for containing violent crowds. the rio olympic games are slated to begin august 5th of next year, that's 259 days away. and nbc 10 will be your only source for coverage, so make sure you tune in. >>> this music we also love, eagles knew it was coming, this is not great news, the team confirmed two of the top players will not be on the field this sunday. >> music we love to bad news, danny pommell

they had justin tuck, khalil mack and aldon smith. but now two of the three are done for the year.ldon smith was suspended by the nfl for a year. and tuck out with an injury. with the suspension aldon smith cannot have contact with the team until next year. that did not sit well with head coach jack del rio as oakland tries to help smith stay out of trouble. >> not a whole lot you can do when, you know, you're basically told that you can't have contact, you can't be part of the team. [ inaudible question ] >> there are a lot of rules i would like to see changed. they are not waiting for me to declare which rules but i certainly think that's something that could be looked at. >> since he has been here, he has been a great teammate, a great friend. he's family to me. and he knows that. i love him. um, you know, but, you know, we're moving on, um, you know, without him. we have to, um, but he will be welcomed with open arms when he comes back. >> the raiders in detroit this weekend. if you want to read more about the aldon smith situation, check out my blog on cbssf.com. i'm dennis o'

it is an honor to be here with khalil and heather, who i know well. my task is to talk about the deep 19th-century. looking at that period makes me skeptical and cautious. we are poised on the edge of prison reform. the current system seems too many people on both sides of the aisle to be cruel and unusual. the latter, because it is in fact unique in the contemporary world and its intensity and as -- unprecedented history of its scope in the united states as well as around the world. i know they will speak to how we moved from a system to -- a system of incarceration to mass incarceration over the past century. systemminal justice's reliance on incarceration, we can all agree that it is simply fiscally unsustainable at this point. i think that is the reason for bipartisan concern with reform. said, thess, as i history of prison reform makes me skeptical when i hear enthusiasm or new ideas. more often than not, the history of prison reform has been the history of new forms of brutalization and human exploitation of the incarcerated. when charles dicken

. >> darya: khalil mack 9:03 a.m..trikes are happening along a coast right now. where is running hard this is in red. >> mark: piquancy storm tracker 4 below you hear. >> reporter: we are seeing the intense rain coming down. we're waiting for the rain to chill out for a little fed, you may need to wait for an hour and so. james is going to take a look at where it's raining right now and i will let you know where the rain is headed. >> james: the majority is in the east and south bay's right now. if this is part of your morning to you you have heavy rain coming down right now. as we zubin closer on the hills you see what we're talking about. some of the mountainous rose near boulder creek are experiencing heavy showers. it stretches all the way into the south bay's. just north of the airport we have lightninged reported. this can cause problems for flights. the final stop is the east bay, the shoreline's look pretty good, in oakland this showers pick up again. in the far east bay storms are impacting the 680 to walnut c

. >> reporter: khalil mack getting on to the ferry when it's really cold outside of the last few peopleey liked it so people are bundling up but they are enjoying the cold. >> reporter: go for it to download or mobile apps, have rain coming in this weekend's. the contract showers as they move across the bay saturday night and sunday morning. >> george: .. can you hear me ok here? westbound righted very heavy bleeding the six found 60.--is an orthodontist bill that is not only backed up to ride on the 580 but it's backed up northbound 6080 even the southbound ride is 32 minutes. was down 80 at university avenue has stalled all the way across the span. clark became news right now we are getting reports of a child being hit in oakland. " rap we dooverlgoal c > > reporter: about a little girl was hit this. >> darya: there were racist claims after threats were found on a library computer with racial slurs and a spread of lynching in december. a march is planned at 1:00 in berkeley high. they're demanding a torsion free higher education and a living wage for all university workers. as part of