malcolm: i don't.oks and books of many other people caught a specific wave, i think, over the last 20 years. which is, there was this emerging class of businessperson demanding a higher level of sophistication in thinking about business in the world. i was part of that wave. but why my book was chosen above, instead of others, i have no -- the whole thing is as mysterious to me today as it was when the book came out. i haven't read it in 20 years. i have no idea how it stands up. emily: you went on to write four more books, all bestsellers. "blink," "outliers," "what the dog saw," "david and goliath." so many of your ideas have been widely implemented, widely debated, have you evolved your conclusions? have you changed? malcolm: all the time. if you still believe the same thing you believed 15 years ago, then you are a joke. you are a fossil. there is all kinds of stuff i was once crazy about and now think is kind of incomplete, or juvenile, or immature. emily: like what? malcolm: there are many cases

while he was writing for playboy, he interviewed malcolm x, the renowned civil rights leader. and from that interview stand the international bestseller "the autobiography of malcolm x. " and they remain quite close since alex haley named mathematics the gothic -- malcolm asked the godfather of one of his children. we found the tv series of "root s" had already been lined up to be made even though it hadn't come out completely. they were kind of back to back. we kind of assume that based on his connections with malcolm x he was able to get relationships with producers before the book was even finished. this is a letter from doubleday basically telling him that he will be flying out to new york soon for a final he is almost done. he is writing this from jamaica. he did quite a bit of his writing from the caribbean islands. and how he is talking about how it looks like finally the book is on its way to be publishing. a project that alex sent 12 years researching and working on. and it all stems from the traditional african tradition of the grios, which is to recount the story fr

probably off the road work right now. 295 at malcolm x is blocked. and nutley road, it's blocked there. inner and outer loop no major problems. virginia 95 here at lorton road a little bit of wetness, and through prince george's county, so be careful as you're headed out. >> 5:02. we are learning that two cars collided on branch avenue overnight. that crash happened near the intersection with earnshaw drive. look here, you can see at least one of the cars went off the road. >>> three people hurt in another crash in prince george's county. that shut down suitland parkway outside d.c. however, the road is open again right now. one of the people had to be flown to the hospital with life threatening injuries and we're working to learn their condition right now. >>> a family and two dogs are safe after a house fire in prince george's county. you see them there, doing all right. you can see the dogs there that were rescued from the home in the video here. firefighters were called to the house from lake arbor way in largo overnight. no word on what caused t

safety malcolm jenkins having a little fun. he brought a chair out for them to sit on because they're not out there working. chip kelly is trying to take this team from good to great. i sat down with malcolm and asked if he feels this team can be great. >> it's not really a bold statement to say that i think my team can be great. i think we have the guys, we have the safety, we have the work ethic. now, that's all potential. we got to come out every day and challenge ourselves to be better than we were the day before. i think we have the leaders on the team to keep us focused in that direction and you know, right now, we're just trying to be the best we can be today. >> we will have more with malcolm. he's our player correspondent on our pregame show sunday at 12:30. we are just three days away from the birds' preseason opener against the colts. we will have every snap and the post-game show following. nbc 10, your official eagles television station. >>> birds defensive coordinator billy davis will change up the way he plays hi

malcolm x, is what they are doing. >> maybe he would have been malcolm l. >> he said that malcolm x wasgh. that was at the malcolm x row. >> i call malcolm x, xxl, what about you? isn't it about freedom? the these companies should be freerks they are giving the same message as the presidential fitness expert. it's not worse than orange juice or apple joyce. which has as much calories and sugar. insulin, right? >> yeah, but at the same token, what people get upset about, why is coke hiding behind the petina of objectiveness is. >> okay, coming up. what is the best time of the day besides lunchtime, quitting time and hammer time and half time. >>> this is a fox news alert, good morning. the streets of ferguson, missouri are emptying out, following another night of protest the. demonstrators took to the street for a fourth straight night, remembering the death of michael brown a year ago. the situation tonight remained mostly peaceful. but there were incidents of people throwing frozen wat wither bottles at police. officers did make some arrests. meantime, president obama took opposition t

in an hour, more with malcolm jenkins.t a message he sent at practice today to some of the players that have been sitting out. i'm john clark. see you then. >> wonder what that says. look forward to that. >>> "nbc 10 news at 5:00" is next. >> here's keith jones. >>> next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" from cars to bikes to taxis, we have brand new information on where you will be able to go during the pope's visit. >>> plus new details on where that security fence will go and the screening visitors will face. >>> another gorgeous night in store for us. that will lead us into a nice weekend. temperatures will get hot and we could be looking at our next heat wave. details on how hot it will get coming up. >>> new information from this fiery truck crash on the new jersey turnpike. how two stranded commuters came to the truck driver's aid next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." >>> right now at 5:00, more travel trouble for the pope's visit. tonight we have learned new details that will impact neighbors, schools and businesses all across phi

what is the myth of malcolm gladwell, and what is the reality?> i don't think i have arrived at the level of myth. i am just about as boring and pedestrian in my private life as i appear to be in my public life. >> the tipping point, was your first best-selling book, you said you had no idea how big it would become. looking back, do you understand why it did? >> i don't. my books and books of many other people caught a specific wave, i think, over the last 20 years. which is, there was this emerging class of businessperson demanding a higher level of sophistication in thinking about business in the world. i was part of that wave. but why my book was chosen above, instead of others, i have no -- the whole thing is as mysterious to me today as it was when the book came out. i haven't read it in 20 years. i have no idea how it stands up. >> you went on to write four more books, all bestsellers. blink, outliers, what the dog saw, david and goliath. so many of your ideas have been widely implemented, widely debated, have you evolved your conclusions?

the piece was that people, when confronted with malcolm x, always say, "but what did he do?" "what policy did he pass?" and i think that that's a really impoverished way of looking at human progress, you know. we are... not to overdo this word, but spiritual beings. our souls need things, you know. we need to feel better about walking down our streets. we need to feel like we have some sort of purpose, that there's someone out there, you know, who sort of shares us, who reflects how we see the world. so i think there are all sorts of progresses, and, you know, they might not necessarily track, you know, with socioeconomic indicators, but they're real nonetheless. >> hinojosa: i love the title of your memoir, the beautiful struggle, because you're not negating the fact that it was hard. >> right. >> hinojosa: you know, it was difficult to be poor, and the fact that your parents made a decision about giving you that experience of living in a predominantly african-american working-class community. >> right. >> hinojosa: your mom said something really beautiful. she said, "i neve

and i know i've heard malcolm say thank you to the people that live around here for your patience to allow us to do this type of work but? the type of innovation we at federal highway one of our job is look don't be front yard of taco an aon a project it takes a village but it strikes me in california the leadership in the bay area this great coordination a lot of people focusing to get the work done so on behalf of the acting administrator greg immediate and secretary antonio fox thank you and keep up the great work thank you. >> (clapping). >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxs leadership next to the next transportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local communi

malcolm thompson. emily: thanks so much. thompson. creo of the former xerox. dr. thompson: that's right. emily: give us us some real examples where you're working with military applications. >> imagine putting a very thin film of electronics all over an aircraft wing, ok? you stick it to the outside of the aircraft wing and it measures stresses in the wing. now, you look at the plane when you're on the plane, the wing flaps. so it better be flexible. emily: so when might we see something like that. >> very soon in the next year or two. there are some examples we saw in the announcement where the air force brought some wings with some of that stuff on it already. emily: they talked about incorporating sensors into military uniforms for example. a company like apple is part of this partnership. what is a company like apple contribute to this? >> you know, every company contributes different things. what it helps to understand is what their customers are wanting and what they -- they don't tell us everything about what they're going to do and what their next product

every summer malcolm hosts a camp for 400 kids over two days.line london has your all-access pass. ♪ ♪ >> you have to keep your eyes up so you can see what you're hitting. >> the lessons of football apply to any age. >> there you go. >> reporter: that's why on this saturday in late june, during rare down time between mini camp and training camp, malcolm jenkins is sharing the game he loves. >> when you catch it, always catch it and turn on the field. you don't have to run super far, but catch it and get yards. >> just to see kids come out here and have fun with the same enthusiasm i had when i was a kid and just learning the fundamentals and really just come out here and have fun is fun for me, as well. >> good hit! ♪ >> over two days, 400 lucky youngsters travel to jenkins 'high school. >> football is my favorite sport. >> hard work on three. one, two, three! >> hard work! >> he has experience and he can teach me the stuff that he learns when he was in college and high school. >> same release. inside and then go hard left. set, go! ♪ ♪ >> a lot

malcolm brown after a great effort. he'll get the 54-yard touchdown. there you go. feels good from him. free agent out of texas. extra point by michael palardy up and good. 39 seconds left. 27-14. tennessee. they'll get the ball back. we will finish up. we've got preseason again. todd gurley, tenth overall pick. next sunday, one more preseason game for you. the "nfl on fox." the texans and the saints. that one in new orleans. joe, troy and erin will be there for that. that. curt and randy moss will be there for that. john lynch and i will not be there for that. we'll be getting ready for our first game, which i look forward to. >> john: new orleans/arizona. got some new pieces and arizona has carson palmer back. everyone is optimistic at this point in the year. i remember every year i look at the schedule and said we're 16-0. never quite got there. >> kevin: you see brandin cooks highlights last night. liking that weapon. >> john: he can play. >> kevin: rams taking on-side kick here. you know, jeff fisher has had enough. the king of the special teams tricks. instead

malcolm thompson. emily: dr. thompson, thanks for joining us. are going to be running this new center. you are the former cto of xerox. using a number of technologies developed over the years, probably seen the relationship change between silicon valley and the government. give me some realistic examples of where we will see what you are working on in military applications. >> imagine putting a thin-film film of electronics all over an aircraft wing. you stick it to the outside of the aircraft wing and it measures stresses in the wing. you look at the plane and the wing flaps. it better be flexible. emily: when will we see that? >> very soon you will see some thing like that, in the next year or two. there are some examples we saw in the announcement when the air force brought some wings with some of that stuff on it already. emily: they also talked about incorporating sensors into military uniforms, for example. a company like apple, as part of this partnership -- what does a company like apple contribute to this? >> every company contributes d

that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead.h arsenic and cyanide is it foams at the mouth. i put my arms around gloria as she was holding malcolm and just kept on sobbing. i love you so much. i love you so much. i held gloria until she died. >> the vat, the vat. where is the vat with the green -- bring it here so the adults can begin. >> jones' last self-serving words as the tape ends. >> we didn't commit suicide. we committed an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane world. >> jim jones did not drink the cyanide. when almost everyone else was dead, jones was shot in the head. probably by a trusted aide. before the end came, these three men, tim carter on the left, his brother on the right, pr man mike prokes in the middle, were allowed to walk away from jonestown with the suitcases holding $500,000 in cash. >> we dumped the first suitcase in the fields next to the pavilion. >> they abandoned all three suitcases in the jungle. authorities later recovered them. when the men paused to rest, carter s

when i told you about malcolm gladwell, you had a visceral reaction.s new orleans today a better city than it was pre-katrina? what do you say to that? >> maybe the only thing i agree on with malcolm gladwell, that's a tough question to answer and it depends on where you are standing. if you're a ninth ward resident, whose home was destroyed, whose community was not rebuilt, whose home was destroyed not by katrina but in the federal le e levees that failed in the context of katrina, then, no, it simply is not better off. i would also suggest for many who are african-american it's not a better city in part because this so-called success story in the schools also included charterizing the entire system, which meant deunionizing all teachers. whatever people feel about teachers union, one thing to remember is it is the heart of the black middle class, particularly in new orleans. so, that loss of income and of economic stability for the black middle class there has been meaningful, so it's not just the schools but also the people who work in schools. and

been the secondary, flying around, making plays against good quarterbacks in the pre-season, but malcolmkins, doesn't really mean much. that's next in sports. >> tomorrow game against the packers, last chance to see the eagers starters before the regular season begins, still no word. sam bradford should play, but, it is not a definite. chip, hasn't given any word on whether or not ryans will see first action of the pre-season, but, all signs point to them suiting up. all of the guys in the secondary though have played, and played really well. right now, call starting quarterback job, but looks great, where ever you put him. put them against flacco, haven't allowed big plays like they did last year, but that's nothing to be happy about, says safety malcolm jenkins. jenkins, likes how the secondary looks, but want no credit for doing something you're supposed to do. >> to not have the ball go over your head, average accomplishment, so who don't get excited about doing average things, compared to last year, that was a great thing, but, you know, that's what we're supposed to do. we don't ge

malcolm jenkins having a little fun, put out a chair for them. he needed a lot of chairs today. >> we got a lot of guys that for whatever reason took a little day off. i wanted to make sure that they had a nice seat and a place in the shade while we were working out here. i got all those guys. a little joke. when you see guys, all of them have reasons they're staying out. when you are warming up and they have visors on, you got to laugh or you get upset. >> one on one with malcolm sunday. he is our player correspondent on nbc 10. three days away from the preseason opener. eagles, colts, post game following, nbc 10 is your official eagles station. davis says he will have byron move around and face the other team's top receiver and not keep him on one side like he used to do with our corner backs. >> i didn't know that coming here. only a couple guys in the league get that opportunity. it's an opportunity i'm looking forward to. i'm going to embrace it and go with it. >> your name is up there. that's how i'm looking at it. >> maxwell has been facin

malcolm jenkins joining us tonight. you are 3-0 in this pre-season and you just heard from your teammate sam bradford. him coming in here off the knee injury he got hit last week. and what you saw from him, how impressive was it from your point of view. >> he looked comfortable. he is making the throws and getting rid of the ball on time and getting out of his hands quick. he didn't get hit or anything tonight. and that is a good showing. and that encourages the team when you see that come out tonight and we look forward to that in the regular season. >> and the offense and the defense looking great. and walter thurmond, converting from cornerback to safety and he had a touchdown here. how impressed have you been with the way he made the transition. >> it is funny, in the game, this is the world's first time at his position and we've been seeing him there since the off season and since ota's and he's making this punching the ball out and getting the reception and making the big plays when we need it and it is good to se

trace this thread to malcolm x's parents to malcolm x . even today the remnants of this school of thought alive in black america today. and so i teach about marcus garvey. i think he is largely a forgotten figure which is a shame because he was a powerful figure. "you have nothing to lose but your chains." it was apparently a wonderful orator, a great crowd stir. -- he was apparently a wonderful orator, a great crowd stirrer. >> the left. about whato ask you are your feelings about art and music and education for children. julian bond: well, i am sorry that it seems to me that today in our public schools are short changed on the art they receive, the instruction and art they receive, the music instruction they receive. they haveportunities to understand the world's great music or even the music of their own times is slim or narrow. project to work on a which i did not follow through ofinvolving motown with one the -- what is her name? she is on the city council in detroit now. martha reeves. thank you so much. yes. if it was not for these

just got off the phone with police. 295 in northbound at malcolm x avenue. where we need the report of a disabled bus, i'm wondering if it's the same thing. they're saying this is a crash here. you can see a little bit of a slowdown, 295 northbound. 395 southbound, at seminary road, the road work is happening all week. 95, no problems. live picture in prince george's county in a couple of minutes. seeing some rain there. >> see you in a little bit. >>> it's the story everybody in the office is talking about. hackers exposing cheaters on the ashley madison website and now we are learning some government workers are in trouble. >>> a woman is suing baltimore pol what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is li

half are from chicago's south side, like malcolm. >> my friend, corey, rest in peace, he was murdered, like, in february. >> reporter: do you think about him when you fly? >> yeah. i take a look over, try to configure his face in the cloud. >> reporter: only 2% of the country's licensed pilots are black. >> mostly our people see, like, rap stars and basketball stars. "oh, yeah, we can do that." you don't really see black pilots. >> reporter: stephen davis, chair of the dupage county airport, founded the program in part to increase diversity in aviation. >> i want the kid who may not, without this program, would not have the opportunity to excel. so hopefully if these kids want to become pilots the opportunity will be there, or they may want to be our next senator, congressman, or possibly president. big. as a boy, davis wanted to fly but couldn't afford it. training for a pilot's license can cost more than $10,000. here, the students are earning theirs for free. the original tuskegee airmen would likely be proud. in fact, they are. 93-year-old wilflew 38 missions in world word are war

: especially when the wh pilot's a teenager who's only wh been flying for four weeks. 19-year-old malcolmclass of tuskegeepilot next, a summer program developing the next generation of african american aviators named for the first generation the tuskegee airmen of world war ii. half are from chicago's south side, like malcolm. >> my friend, corey, rest in corey, peace, he was murdered, like, in peac february. in >> reporter: do you think about him when you fly? >> yeah.ake i take a look over, try tory configure his face in the clouds. >> reporter: only 2% of the country's licensed pilots are black. >> mostly our people see, likeeopl rap stars and basketball stars. a "oh, yeah, we can do that." you don't really see any black pilots. >> reporter: stephen davis pilo chair of the dupage county airport, founded the program in part to increase diversity in aviation.o >> i want the kid who may not, without this program, would not have the opportunity to excel. so hopefully if these kids want to become pilots the opportunity will be there, or they may want to be our next senator congressman, or p

malcolm brown after a great effort. he'll get the 54-yard touchdown. there you go.ls good from him. free agent out of texas. extra point by michael palardy up and good. 39 seconds left. 27-14. tennessee. they'll get the ball back. we will finish up. we've got preseason again. todd gurley, tenth overall pick. next sunday, one more preseason game for you. the "nfl on fox." the texans and the saints. that one in new orleans. joe, troy and erin will be there for that. mike pereira will be there for that. curt and randy moss will be there for that. john lynch and i will not be there for that. we'll be getting ready for our first game, which i look forward to. >> john: new orleans/arizona. got some new pieces and arizona has carson palmer back. everyone is optimistic at this point in the year. i remember every year i look at the schedule and said we're 16-0. never quite got there. >> kevin: you see brandin cooks highlights last night. liking that weapon. >> john: he can play. >> kevin: rams taking on-side kick here. you know, jeff fisher has had enough. the king of the sp

autobiography of mathematics, and a winner to -- a winner of the pulitzer prize -- the autobiography of malcolm x. and a winner of the flow surprised in literature.

this is northbound between malcolm x avenue. be mindful of that. we have some delays out in that area. we'll have an update for you in ten minutes. we'll send it over to you. >> following breaking news from the koreaen peninsula. north and south korea engaged in an exchange of artillery fire. south korea's defense ministry says soldiers returned fire after north korea shot a single artillery shell at a border town. the defense ministry says it fired dozens of shells at the location of that north koreaen shell. >>> we're also following breaking news out of northwest d.c. firefighters are battling a fire in the 900 block of butternut street. this is a live look at the scene. no word of any injuries or how that fire started. >>> new this morning, unrest in st. louis, missouri, after yet another police involved shooting. yesterday, police shot and killed an 18-year-old black man after they say he pulled a gun on them. police say the man was one of two suspects running away from a home where they found crack cocaine. nine protesters were arrested in the

newshour special correspondent malcolm brabant reports tonight from the french port of calais.ter: under british pressure, reenforcements the french riot police have been sent to calais to try osort the migrants on the final leg of their odyssey. among them a man fighting the syrian civil war who didn't want to be identified. >> try go to trade but policies are like big people like big animal not behave, told me we have to go back, go back and try again, but it's very hard to go. we need a solution don't know what we dpog do here. we -- going to do here. we don't like to stay in france. >>reporter: additional measures to beef up security on the euro tunnel appear to be working according to the british foreign secretary phillip hammond. >> i think we have a grich on the crisis. we saw a peak last week since when the illegal migrants has tailed off. we've taken a number of measures in collaboration with the french authorities and euro tunnel. >> as a result there's increasing frustration among migrants. they have established osqualid camp in the safned dunes called the -- sand du

sam: we're standing here at malcolm x. elementary school in the seventh district police area, and are has been a surge in violence over the last couple of months. there have been 37 murders near this school in this ward in this district since january, a 95% increase, and that's why the to makeose to come here the announcement, but her speech got interrupted by black lives .atter activist she was about to lay out the plan of what her speech was going to be or what her plan was andg to be to reduce crime violence across the city, but it quickly escalated because the first point was that she was going to increase police officers on the street, and as soon as she said that, the protesters went berserk. they started screaming that they don't want more police, they want her to create more jobs, which is also part of her plan, but they did not give her time to finish, and things quickly escalated. over 100 people started screaming and shouting at the mayor. let's listen to what they had to say and what that was like. mayor: devot

alonso, ryans and kendrick so malcolm jenkins put out a chair for them so they could take it easy, help him out. he would need a lot of chairs today. >> we got a lot of guys for whatever reason took a day off. i just wanted to make sure they had a nice little place in the shade while we were all working out here. i got all those guys. demarco's the last one. little joke. when you see guys, all of them obviously have reasons they're staying out but when you're warming up and they got the visors on and you got to laugh or you'll get upset. >> malcolm is one of the leaders. got to keep it loose out there. coming up, we will tell you how the eagles will use their new high priced cornerback, byron maxwell. they are changing up the way they do things in the secondary because of him. that story at 6:00. back to you. >> it's already football season. that time of year. >> just three days. thank you so much, john. >> fly, eagles, fly. >>> here's another live look from our eagles nest camera inside lincoln financial field. don't forget, the eagles first preseason game is this sunday. >> the birds

job where aaron rogers on sunday but they hope to have extra confidence for the opener, and safety malcolm jenkins does not believe so. >> none of that matters, every day we try to get better. the preseason doesn't count for a reason. nothing we do, last week or the week before that, this week will guarantee we have success in the season. more on "action news" sports sunday, eagles line backer, brandon graham, joins us for the in-depth nal list. >>> and everybody's favorite team from the big apple has been a big pain for the phillies. they dropped their last seven straight to new york, all eyes are on jared -- he makes his first start at citizens bank park, and he picked up his first w. in his first big league debut, and the first place mets have hit nine homers the last two days. >> there are a lot of good hitters, but that will not change how i approach them and i will go at them like i go at anybody else. that is knowing myself and what i do to get guys out. >> it's a frustrating few days around here and the mets have come in and scored 22 runs on the phils and fast pitched him at the p

the best-selling author of "outliars and the tipping point," malcolm gladwell wrote an article for "the looking into the city's neighborhoods, school system and if some people were better off never coming back to new orleans. i met with gladwell and i asked him about a study he writes about regarding recidivism rates for those who return to their old neighborhoods. >> this is a guy by mcguchlt rk and he got all the prison records post-katrina and he looked at those released from katrina, whose neighborhoods had been steroid, who couldn't go back to new orleans h to go somewhere else, usually houston. he compared their reincarceration rate to the reincarceration rates of prisoners who could return to their old neighborhood. what he found was there was a striking difference. 25% difference in the reincarceration rates of those two groups. if you couldn't go back to your old neighborhood, you were far less likely to return to jail in one, two years and now doing an eight-year follow-up and doing the same pattern. someone in this category, a former crack user from new orleans who had moved

. >> i read malcolm gladwell, outliers tipping point author, that many have been given the book for theidays and possibly read it, he looks at the data of new orleans. there's an uncomfortable conclusion here. did you have to burn the village down to save the village? did katrina finally force the changes that were necessary that new orleans needed to do to save new orleans? it's a provocative take he has. melissa perry disagrees with it as well, but it's a good conversation. >> fireworks probably. >> not fireworks. >> a good conversation? >> two very intelligent people with two different takes. but an important conversation. >> all right. >> we'll hear that. in about ten minutes from now. >> 11 minutes. >> 11 minutes. >> that's right. >> don't miss it. >> chuck is on "meet the press," 10:30 right here after "news4 today." thank you, chuck. >>> well, i want to talk about the weather and we're mixing it up with some sun and clouds today. >> i think we'll have more cloud cover than sun out there. all depends on where you are. i know up in frederick, plenty of sunshine in the district. loo

special correspondent malcolm brabant reports. [crying]. >> reporter: this family is more than 3,000 miles away from home in congo. after months on the road, they've just slipped across the frontier from serbia and have been stopped by the hungarian police. the adults don't want to be filmed for fear of jeopardizing their chances of reaching france another thousand miles away. in this porous border region, the country lane is teeming with migrants. you're in hungary. you are in hungary. where do you come from? >> come from serbia. okay. enough. >> reporter: nearby a member of a right-wing vigilante group, which claims to protect a local vimage, stands guard over a group of pakistanis who have also just entered hungary. some fled for economic reasons. others because of persecution. >> i wanted to marry some girl. they killed her. so they want to kill me and i'm running. me and my family my relatives everybody. >> reporter: the migrants fear a repeat of violence they say was inflicted by police in bulgaria. >> they shipped us here a

malcolm x wasn't rich. martin luther king wasn't rich.hy is everything about money. >> they've been expanding yearly. the brand is one of the most important entities within the iheart media empire. it even has its own time slot on diddy's network. when you add that, plus their reign as the number one radio show in hip-hop culture, it's easy to understand why even celebrities can't get enough. >> online what i notice is that you have very solid social media presence. >> we understood the power of the internet early on. i was on twitter super early. we were all on instagram early. i was sending videos, filming stuff on my own because i knew the power of the internet. we were nationwide and worldwide because of the internet. >> and that saved our butt. we got here, the company really didn't want to invest a lot of money because they didn't know how long we were going to be here. the only thing we had was the internet. charl main had his people on the internet, his website, she had hers and i had mine. we linked it together and we had this bi

malcolm smith known for wining the mvp of the superbowl, with seattle.lso known for catching the tip ball for richard sherman that won the seahawks championship over the 49ers. ironic that he is now teammates with the primary receiver on the play. >> isn't it funny now that you are teammates with michael crab tree? the intended receiver? >> we kind of looked at each other with him. he said some stuff to me here and there about how we got lucky. i'm proud of that. i know he is not, by am. >> yep. [ laughter ] >> and we will be back after this. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am.

a malcolm jenkins being the leader he is decided to bring his teammates lawn chairs to relax. >> we have a lot of guys for whatever reason taking a little day off. i wanted to make sure they had a nice little seat, in a place in the shade while we are all out there working. >> what a gentlemen. >> big boys up front on the offensive line will be task todd keep sam bradford upright this season. three of the five positions are accounted for with jason kelce, jason peters and lane johnson the attack else. it is guard positions that have some worried, allen barber had hold of one spot but other is vacant, kelce says, no problem. >> two tackles are the in most important positions on the field, on the offensive line play. those guys, we have two tackle positions you can make up for a lot of loss anal even barber is a tremendous player. we have known that here. we are excited he is getting an opportunity. we will figure out that one spot out, before the the season. >> night off for fill hoist avoided a sweep in arizona last night, fightins pitching staff need this rest are. they gave up 32 runs

malcolm says that's going fine. >> we bring in quality guys that want to win and are come pentive and everybody comes to work every day with' attitude. >> got to love the confidence. >> bradford looked great toda today. standout. poise in the pocket especially red zone. that's it from eagles training camp. jamie apody, "channel 6 action news." >> all right. jamie the guy the eagles traded for sam bradford nick foles gets a new deal deal. foles signs year extension worth 24 1/2 according to espn. foals signed through 20 17 and bradford deal up at the end of the season. bradford deal up at the end of the season. we're every day - the freshest food acme and low acme prices.eed, and right now you can save even more during our huge anniversary sale. happy anniversary to me. now hellman's mayonnaise is $2.49. delicious breyers ice cream is $2.49. and selected quaker favorites are only $1.49. happy anniversary to me. acme's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. and we just couldn't say thno to that face.ns then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. yo

that's linebacker malcolm smith. best known for winning the mvp of super bowl xlviii with seattle. also known for catching the tipped ball from richard sherman that won the seahawks nfc championship game over the 49ers. ironic that he is now teammates with the primary receiver on the play. >> isn't it funny that you're teammates with michael crabtree, the intended receiver? >> the first day crab and me met we looked at each other and he said stuff here and there how he got lucky and this and that but it was part of a great play that will live in history definitely in seattle so i'm proud of that. i know he is not so much proud of it but i am. >> can't burn bridges and talk trash because you might be teammates the next year. >> or after that. >> i don't know if it takes bowman two hours but it takes me two hours to get ready for this broadcast. >> all right, well. >> all right, well. >> we got ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle,

safety malcolm jenkins, the only starter left in the secondary from last season.ght now is already better than last year's unit. >> there's always growing pains bringing in new guys. i think we're further ahead than we planned to be at this point. last year we weren't always on the same page as to how we saw different things. i think collectively everybody sees the playbook and sees our scheme the same exact way. >> and it is a new chapter this year. nbc 10 is your official eagles station. we'll have pregame and postgame shows for all of the preseason games. the preseason opener is sunday august 16th coverage starts right here on nbc 10 at 12:30. i'm john clark from comcast sports net. have yourselves a great weekend. >>> 5:27 on this saturday morning. pennsylvania's attorney general could surrender to authorities today. nbc 10's jesse gary isle toing the developments. >> surrender to authorities and face charges that she, the attorney general, broke the law. we'll have the story for you coming up. >> temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. a nice start to o