. >> malcolm has taken advantage ofis opportunities to work in pracce, to me lays in transferring to the game. the best way to gain trust and confidence from your teammates is to go out there and perform and be well prepared and dear job d i think malcolm has tried to do that here. mike: one guy who tried to do the job was written porcello. today he was named the american league's comeback clear of the year. last year was nine and 15. this year and four. doc rivers in overtime. hit with a technical foul. and then gets tossed out of the game. we have never seen talk like this. he kept saying i d not s that this is reaction after he gets tossed out and takes three or four members of the pe a staff to hold him back. there was a lighter moment early on. paul pierce is 39, retiring at do not worry. a little fake cpr and get you up. that is the way it will go. some good-natured joking. good thing chris paul was there. doc rivers might need a litt bit of that in the locker room. they lose in double overtime. ed: he can go buhave not seen him go like that. >> there are scattered showers in t

execution becomes -- malcolm has taken advantage to make plays in practice. >> here are some other wideouts over the blast 13 years. not many of them made a big impact. matthew mitchell has made giant the patriots and the raiders could be plying in mexico city nextear in a regular-season game. graph says he is interested in playing. the patriots don't want to give up a home game at gillette. that will be something. patrts andaiders in mexico city. bill belichick space. >> elamite have to bundle up. -- he will not have to bundle up. ben: coming up, a little boy showing his appreciation to local poli officers. how they went above and beyond whe with his favoriteeddy bear. jc: an infant thrown from a c during a violent car crash. people calling her the miracle baby. >> on chronicle, get your game on in salem, bite into a gourmet hot dog, where fish from a is delicious, and what is for dinner? a lot peo anchor: wy have another batch hitomorrow. take it easy. it will be slow going. the sun does come back. good news. jc: he you will join us. ben: tt it. ? and dime you with fees and minimum balanc

i k that malcolm has taken advantage of his opportunities to wor and practice toake ays in practice and i thi of those things a game.aferrg the mike: itseone somoes and someone steps up. it is mitchell's momentht now. j.c.: member help ady got his -- remembebrady got his appreciation for local police j.c.: officers recognized for firefighters from len who entered a fast mong apartment fire with zero visibility, crawling on their hands and knees to save lives. >> these folks happen to be the ones who were there who heard the call and answered and responded to it. if the is one thg inow about ismunity, it is a caing. certainly, it is a profession ana wellrained one, but it is a calli. then firefighters from swansea : also honored for saving a man who was unconscious inside a burning home. that man att firefighters in person. j.c.: look at this nice moment at the framingham police department today. officers presented with a heart-felt thank you note from little b wost s ecial teddy bear. the officers put up fliers all over town, but when they could not find the missing bear, they got the l

malcolm mitchell has the only touchdown for new england. 10-10 in the third. 11. how about the dolphins, they have one thing six in a row. hosting chip kelly and his 49ers today 3rd quarter, dolphins up 3. ryan tannehill connects with kenny stills. he does the rest. touchdown miami. the 49ers actually had a chance to tie it in the final seconds, but the dolphins hold on for the 31-24 win, they improve to 7-4, san francisco is 1-10 . big win for the un hfootball team on saturday, they beat 18th ranked lehigh 64-21, behind 637 total yards of offense, and senior quarterback adam riese led the way with 273 yards and 3 touchdowns in the air, while dalton crossan carried the ball 24 times for 184 yards. the wildcats move onto james madison next saturday at 2:00. the dukes are the caa champs and have a record of 10-1. >> they are a great team. we will have to go in and watch them film and see how they have been playing. >> hockey now, and the bruins played a sunday matinee at the td garden hosting the tampa bay lightninng, boston trying to snap a three game losing streak

. >>> plus the eagles will work in primetime this monday night, but today malcolm jenkins has a new job behind the bar. we'll explain why, coming up. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> one, two, three! with that, the holiday season has officially begun in philadelphia. within the past half hour, mayor jim kenney helped flip the switch on the holiday tree outside city hall. the 40-foot tall, 4,000-pound colorado fir is adorned with l.e.d. lights, with a glowing liberty bell tree topper. up next, shopping small to cut down on a big holiday gift list, we check in with small businesses around our region, cashing in on a day set just for them, erica? >>> i'm tracking much-needed widespread rain due here by the beginning of the week. so of course i have all the details in the full forecast. when we see you on other side of the break. >>> small businesses across our area are hoping to get some

we'll have those details coming up at 7:30. >>> eagles safety malcolm jenkins, has some skills off the field. he served drinks at a college football watch party in center city yesterday. you'll notice he's wearing red instead of green in honor of his alma mater ohio state university and it was all for a good cause. >> ladder 15 and the philly buckeyes to make a portion of the proceeds from today go to my foundation. >> the malcolm jenkins foundation was founded in 2010 to help change the lives of youth in our area and across the country in underserved communities. kickoff for the eagles game is at 8:30 tomorrow night at the linc. we're going to have more on the eagles patchup against the packers on sports at 7:30. ♪ . >>> the sights and sounds of the holiday season were on full display this weekend. the philadelphia boys choir and fifes and drums entertained the crowd at american heritages ground illumination. the festivities wrapped up with a fireworks display. >>> decent weather to do any holiday shopping, holiday decorating, enjoying the holiday festivities. krystal tell us more abo

not -- >> bernie sanders, every single day -- >> let me give you the final thoughts, sal, on what malcolm has presented. >> importance to bring up bernie sanders, because he won 80% of the youth vote during the primary. hillary clinton has not had an argument for young voters this entire time. the only one she has is the free college which she stole from bernie sanders, and fought bernie sanders in the primary. she's not genuine in her thoughts and actions for young voters. young voters have to make a choice. hillary clinton has changed her position multiple times over the 30 years, and donald trump staying consistent and not pandering to young voters. national security, economy and jobs, all they care about this time around. >> we look forward to having you both back to talk about it. and you, chris. thanks to all of you. >>> there are new calls for the department of justice to launch an investigation into the fbi. after a flurry of leaks on the hillary clinton e-mail probe. top house democrats, john conyers and elijah cummings writing to the doj accusing the bureau of pushing unsubstantiate

australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has sparked outrage over his proposal to impose a lifetime ban on all asylum seekers who attempt to reach australia by boat. he has vowed to introduce the legislation into parliament next week. in lebanon, parliament has elected a new president, former army commander michel aoun. lebanon has been without a president for 2.5 years. in his inaugural speech, michel aoun announced he'd send some of the 1.5 llion syan refugees living in lebanon back to war-torn syria. the free alabama movement is reporting that incarcerated organizer kinetik justice is being denied water by prison officials at the kilby correctional facility. justice was transferred to kilby from holman, where he helped launch a nationwide work strike. he has been on hunger strike since october 21 to protest his transfer. he now says prison officials have turned off the water in his cell. pastor kenneth glasgow, the outside spokesperson for the free alabama movement, said "they are trying to kill him." this is kinetik justice speaking about the prison strike on democracy now! in s

special correspondent malcolm brabant has been back to paris to see how the french capital is coping year on. >> reporter: paris has returned to a version of normality, but, for those caught up in the worst attack on the french capital since the second world war, nothing will ever be the same again. in a discreet corner of this cafe is caroline langlade, a survivor of the bataclan. along with several others, she hid in a tiny room for over three hours. they barricaded the door with a sofa and mini fridge. the terrorists tried to get in, failed and resumed the massacre they began while the band was on stage. ( eagles of death metal playing ) ( gunfire ) >> ( translated ): i have a really hard time going to closed-up places or dark places, rooms-- movies, concerts, but also restaurants where there's too many people at night. it makes me quite jumpy. i tentd to panic. ( sirens ) >> reporter: during the interview, sirens wailed nearby, and caroline became uncomfortable. the film director has found it difficult to concentrate on work and instead devotes her energies running life for paris

three years in a row, every time we've asked, malcolm jenkins has done this three years in a row.o it. and even with -- >> you get the free suit from rubini bespoke and free -- that doesn't hurt. >> that's the thing with players. no matter how much money they get, they get paid. they love free stuff, man. that's the irony. the more money you make, the less you have to pay for things. >> absolutely. >> and if you're winning, you really don't have to pay for anything. you can go get free drinks and free meals all over the place. >> but i also think, one to have the draws this year is actually the wives and the girlfriends, right? >> that is huge. my wife is participating, and they got a take a trip to up new york to go to nicole miller's showroom and meet nicole miller, the designer everybody's going to wearing, all the women. and she said it was a great experience and really enjoyed pit >> nicole miller has really stepped up, an iconic designer. and we couldn't do it if trnt for zarah. and really the money raised tonight will help a mentoring program into ben franklin high school r

tonight in this discussion is the director of the center for legal and judicial studies, john malcolm, who has a distinguished career himself in the law and government, and now as the director of the center at the heritage foundation. i will turn it over to you. welcome john malcolm. [applause] mr. malcolm: inky. dr. thomas, it is a real pleasure to be on the stage with you. congratulation ons being on the court for 25 years. i would like to begin with some reflection. what surprised you the most about your time in the court? justice clarence: first of all -- can you all hear me? i'm a little hard of hearing myself. i would like to thank general meese for the introduction. i met him in december of 1980. i have known him for now over 35 years. that holds true also for his family. i remember when you were being criticized heavily, and that is an understatement. your demeanor, your pleasant demeanor, never changed. your positive attitude, your willingness to talk to young people and persuade them to your ideas, but not returning it with fire. that is as much to commend itself as to admire. thank

special correspondent malcolm brabant has been back to see him at home. >> reporter: we're driving to, denmark's central island, where mark colclough now resides. it's 100 miles from his previous home in the capital copenhagen. in the search for peace of mind, he's found it necessary to immerse himself in the tranquility of nature. >> paris has changed us on a profound level. it's so profound, we can't quite touch it yet. within that change, in the last year, i've noticed how much i need to get away from the city. and get away from congregations of people and sudden movement and this kind of, you know, this head tick buzz. copenhagen's not a busy city by any means, compared to paris, but it's a lot busier than this. and i've really felt the need to have some space, some peace and quiet where i can be myself and predict what's happening. i'm an ordinary guy. and i was walking down the street in paris on an ordinary evening in november and i saw absolutely extraordinary events that have changed my view on myself, have changed my view on humanity, entirely. >> reporter: how have you been

from copenhagen, special correspondent malcolm brabant has our encore report. >> reporter: a happy accidentraphy: being born in a country whose safety net offers protection from cradle to grave. >> on a day like this, it's obvious we are gathered with our friends and family to celebrate this little baby, so it's a wonderful day. and in the bigger picture, we live in a great society with a health care system and free education. >> reporter: christening their daughter kaya, attorney sarah egeskov and her partner, claes, hope their state of bliss will leap a generation. >> we try to give her some of the same values that we have today, and hope for her that she will have the same freedom of speech and freedom of beliefs. >> and a safe childhood. >> yes. >> i don't think we thought about anything evil or threatening through our childhoods, and i hope we can give the same to our daughters. >> reporter: pastor pernille oestrem's church is in copenhagen's most racially diverse district. she worries that some of her immigrant parishioners do not enjoy the same level of happiness as ethnic danes, and

malcolm butler intercepting that pass in the end zone. do you think there's revenge this weekend? >> maybe for russell wilson, the quarterback for the seahawks. nobody's life has changed more since super bowl xlix than malcolm butler. russell wilson is getting better each week here, dealing with patriots defense has to show me something. they have been good but not great. no jamie collins. bill belichick will figure it out, but probably not right away. >> jamie collins relegated to dlooefd now. >> cleveland is a mess. when you think of dumpster fires in football, cleveland browns are write where it starts. mike wallace really explosive last week for pittsburgh. been really good the last couple weeks. mike wallace gets a bad rap. >> connecticut. sailors reunited with loved ones after being gone for months at ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... upgrading technology, managing vegetation, because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up for storm updates. and be sure to follow us on facebook and t

malcolm. whatever hold this harris has on you, you could have come to me. i'm under orders. i'm your commanding officer! if you don't tell me what's going on, i'll go to starfleet. whatever you think you've been trying to keep hidden, is going to come out. is that what you want? is that what you want?! i can't tell you what i don't know. send a message to harris. has the house of phlox always been one of healers? there is no, uh, house of phlox. denobulan family units are different from klingons'. ah, yes. i've heard. three wives for each husband. three husbands for each wife. actices must be very complex. wondrously so. what about the house of antaak? we are a warrior caste. when i became a healer, my father disowned me. as a physician in the imperial fleet, you've served in the military. not as well as i should have. plague... all its victims... it's my fault. my failure is the reason you're here. the humans could not stop us. i am your superior. you will salute. now... report. enterprise was destroyed. starfleet will think it was her engines. one of you is missing. your s

rob malcolm spent time with locals who have ties to the country. >> the guy has like nine lives. that kind of thing. it was hard to believe. >> after years of false rumors about his death fidel castro has died at the age of 90. but the manager of oakland's kenya cuban restaurant isn't celebrating yet. >> we're not going to have a change of government there. castro is dead but that doesn't mean it's democracy now. again, i think you still have all the players, that you know, reported to castro still in place. this one here was done by andreas. it's a shot from google earth. >> his good friend left cuba 13 years ago and holds dual u.s.- cuban citizenship. his art hangs on the wall a dream that couldn't be realized in cuba. >> we tried to travel with a cultural change. it wasn't possible that time. i said, you know, it's time to move on to a different way. that's when i got the option to move to united states. >> castro's system of one man and one party rule kept him in power for 49 years. the longest of anyone in the world. he was a thorn in the side of the u.s. while there was cel

here's safety malcolm jenkins on daeling with julio. >> nobody has really stopped him all year.he biggest thing is just try to limit the big plays he has on the game. try to limit those, you know, catches where he's running through the secondary. you want him to at least be able to earn every catch that he gets and keep it in front of the defense. >> if you don't know, now you know you can get a full eagles coverage with game day kickoff sunday morning at 9:30 and after the 11:00 news check out game day final with analysis and reaction. >>> to the hardwood. the sixers back in action when they host the indiana pacers. sixers had a special guest at practice today. maybe he can bring some mojo. hall of famer and former sixer allen iverson stopped by the new practice facility in camden. despite the sixers still searching for that e lussive first win, iverson does see progress. >> i just want the fans here to be patient with those guys. we've got the talent. it's here. as they get older and more experienced, you know what i mean, it will work itself out. >>> the cleveland cavaliers v

. >> jadiann: malcolm butler intercepting that pass in the end zone. could there be some revenge? nobody's life has changed more since super bowl 49 than malcolm butler, no way to argue that. but russell wilson getting better each week. patriots' defense got to show me something. they've been good, but they haven't been great. no jamie collins. bill belichick will figure this out, probably not right away. russell wilson starts. >> jadiann:jaw jamie collins reo cleveland. >> trey: cleveland is a mess. mike in pittsburgh. been really good these last couple weeks. mike wallace against a bad browns team, start him. >> jadiann: all right, everyone. go set your lineup. thanks for voting. >> christa: all right. coming up next, who governor baker says is to thank for making the transition to electronic tolling on the mass pike so easy. >> reporter: and we're live in boston. coming up, local reaction from voters after finding out that trump is now our president-elect. massive fire at a former steel >> sarah: breaking overnight, violent protests erupting in oakland over the president-elect. demonstrators set

no paperwork has been submitted to that effect. as we said with malcolmwe think it was just an inquiry, just a request. this isn't just about hotels and properties and golf courses. this also has to do with the debt donald trump has. explain that. >> donald trump is a massive banking client. the trump campaign talked about hillary clinton's ties with wall street. one of donald trump's main lenders is deutsche bank. he currently owes them 300 million bucks. that's fine. nothing wrong there. except for the fact that deutsche bank is currently negotiating with the department of justice about the billions of dollars they're facing in fines around trading toxic mortgages that led to the financial crisis. again, there isn't a smoking gun. there are questions, at a time when this country wants to put their mind at ease. >> in terms of the brand, the trump brand, we got interesting news this afternoon that new yorkers are paying a lot of attention to. some of his buildings are having the trump sign literally is going to be taken off the building. >> it might be t

of course, malcolm jenkins the eagles safety they need him to shut down aaron rodgers who has never lost a start against the eagles. of course eagles quarterback carson wentz needs a big game. he has the worst total quarterback rating in the nfl over the last seven weeks. they need everyone to be at their best tonight so the eagles can get winning again and fix this issue. >> we definitely flo we got to win the next six. we can't sugar coat it. can't be beat around the bush. we got to win the next six. >> the solution is just win. that's how you get in. you win. and so right now we still got a chance so it's no need to look at what the other teams are doing who needs to do what, we know all we need to do is win and the rest will take care of itself. >> reporter: it's been 10 years since the eagles have beaten the green bay packers here at home. hopeful that changes tonight here on 6abc. coverage kicks off at 8 o'clock with our pregame slow followed by the eagles and packers. then stay tuned for our postgame show live from outside the eagles locker room. >>> and eagles receiver nelson ago

said what he has seen in movies helped him save a man's life sunday night. malcolm hicks climbed down a steep embankment to reach a man who had fallen into the water. he and another man pulled a victim out and performs cpr. >> that's the type of person i am. if i see somebody needs help, i'm going to help them out, you know what i mean, if hospital. he suffers from hypothermia. >> the mow report is criticizing foul language. this is according to the "washington post." a report by the district police complaints board looked at 945 continue plants from citizen over a four year period. they found 190 allegations involved profanity. 690 cases concern the officers tone and demeanor. re-emphasize those rules. peter newsome released a statement acknowledges those recommendations. we know that the cost of living in our area is pretty high. but how does it compare to other parts of the u.s. you might ask? >> the personal finance site is giving us a look. they say the most expensive city to rent a two-bedroom apartment is san francisco, california. e ooh not surprised by that

hear from the good samaritan who climbed to save a stranger what he has seen in movies helped him save a man's life sunday night. >> malcolm hicks climbed down this steep embankment to help a man who fell into the water. they pulled him out. he doesn't have any training but acted on instinct. >> it's just -- it's the person i am. if i see knob needs help, i'm going to help them out, you know what i mean, if i ka. >> medics took the man to the hospital. he's suffering from hyperthermia, but he's expected to be okay thanks to malcolm. >> nice work. >>> days after surgery, we're getting an update on bei bei. that's next. >>> a virginia woman walks into her child's room and finds a man naked and that's not all. colombia where dozens are dead what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone >>> we're following that breaking news out of clomg where a plane has crashed, killing dozens of people. there were 81 people on board including a soccer team from brazil. this plane crashed last night. there'

finishing the 80-yard drive to malcolm mitchell and a big strip sack from chris long. the patriots go on to win 22-17. >> he has won a lot. it's good. glad he is our quarterback. >> a team sport. individual awards and things like that means i have been part of great teams with great coaches and great teammates and a lot of great support over the years. >> reporter: 9-2 with a two-game win over the dolphins in the division. they are back here to take on the rams sound. you can watch that game here on fox25. the big question, how will gronk be feeling. will he be ready and on the field. we are live with more on his latest injury. michael joins us live in the next 30 minutes. three games yesterday after a scoreless first period. they got their first goal in the second. colin miller folks it in the net and moore past tampa bay's goalie. power play goal makes it 2-0. jimmy hays rips it in and rips monkey off his back. the first point in 35 games. bruins with the win 4-1 over tampa land play the flyers in >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> julie: looking at our drive time on the expressway, single

malcolm, we can make one more pass. get the hell out of there. they're clear. the drone has reentered romulan space. disconnect the pilot. i believe we have more to discuss than trade disputes. and now, the conclusion. this mission was supposed to cause dissension in the region. it's had the opposite effect. senator, you... the andorians and tellarites have formed an alliance. they're working together for the first time in history. it won't last. a group of senators doesn't share your optimism. they're presenting a motion to cancel this mission. that would be a mistake. en i supported this endeavor. do you realize how you've weakened my position? when this is over, you'll be first consul. after a failure of this magnitude... i could be dead. this isn't a failure. it's a setback. we have to deal with the humans. they are the ones that brought the andorians and tellarites together. the second drone ship is armed and ready for battle. we will hunt down enterprise and destroy it. ? it's been a long road ? getting from there to here ? it's been a long time ? but my time is finally near ? and i will see m

malcolm: it depends on your perspective. for the overall economic picture it is good news. manyeconomy hasd since the start of the year. this is a stimulus on the monetary fund, the fiscal front, and that has fired up the market. it has the coal trucks flowing on the trains again, steel generators back at work pumping steel. that is good news for economic growth but bad news for the rebalancing story, which so many officials have put so much weight on. tos shift to transition and green energy, to consumer services. that is taking a backseat right now. angie: why do you suppose? do you have to go with the playbook? malcolm: it does work. angie: but at a cost of sometime in the future. malcolm: you just have to look to the skies to see what that cost is. the economy is growing again. but what about those reforms that have long been promised? we shift to those greener, leaner forms of economic growth. that seems to be on a backseat. gaugeenergy or economy has stuff like come medical conception, clean energy production. it is falling back to its lowest growth. still pretty robust. but at its l

mack has won 24 games his first three seasons, a school record. he was certainly helped by the likes of qb malcolm bell - who was one of six eagles named first team all-meac today so a great day for central football and what a night for the hoops team.... at missouri to battle the tigers... patrick cole is having a season bangs a 3... eagles were up 4 at the half 2nd - cole clinical - the breakdown then whips it to pablo rivas for the easy layup... 12 pt lead then it's rivas turn to make things happen... leaves his defender for dead finishes plus the foul...he had 16 patrick cole had 17 points, 12 rebounds and 7 assists the eagles win decisively 62-52.... what a win acc big ten challenge kicking off tonight... wake forest on the here's something you don't see every day... a dino mitoglou dunk... kickstarted an 8-0 run capped by this pretty john collins turnaround... northwestern stormed back w/ a 10-0 run of its own gavin skelly's three made it 26-24 keyshawn woods likes the deep ball himself... wake led by 1 at halftime... earlier tonight florida state handled its business at home vs minnesota...

julio jones has three touchdowns in his last two games against the eagles. malcolma fight. >> we have to survive some of those bad matchups and then continue to adjust as the game goes on. they do a good job of scheming you up if you play the same thing over and over they'll have something specifically for that game that you hadn't seen before so they do a good job of game planning. you know, so we got to be ready for anything. >> locker room going to the dogs. this might be the cutest thing you see all day. that's miles. it's connor barwin's seven month old golden doodle who is a star on instagram also a special guest at practice today. >> everybody lovers dogs so it was fun to -- we've had a tough couple weeks so i thought bringing him in today would kind of lighten the mood a little bit. >> carson wentz obviously has a long leash but his play of late has a bit concerned mostly turnovers mistakes he didn't make at the beginning of the season which begs the question has the rookie regressed. ron jaworski tells me actually it's the opposite. >> this is what i wanted

malcolm butler >> before the interception to secure a super bowl for the patriots, butler was relatively quarterback for the patriots. he doesn't let one play defined his career. >> intercepted. butler has it at the one. >> butler's life change in a split second. >> as you watching the film, doesn't bring a smile to face? >> butler will allow him to smile but that is where the trip down memory lane ends. >> it will not help us win this game. it's bigger than me, it is about the team. that play will not help us sunday night. >> it is that mentality that is helped him build on that big moment, not taking anyg grnted. from undrafted free agent, to pro bowl, he will not let his career be defined by one super play. >> you have to keep working and take advantage of the opportunity while you have it. we want to be productive to your team. >> it is intercepted by butler. >> communication, technique, scheme. hopefully it has all improved. >> all of those traits have made him one of the best corners in the league. >> rate honor, but have to keep >> and butler leads the pages with 11 passes. he is ready for whatever seattle throws his way. >> pictures in seahawks kick it off right here on seven nb

it has become known as the malcolm butler play. the butler did it. interception sealed the deal for the patriots in super bowl 49. seahawks coach pete carroll took a lot of he'd like some redemption tonight. >>they're the top team in the league right now. they're healthy and rolling and all that. it's a great match-up opportunity for us. this is a great opportunity to go on the road when they're coming off a bye, they're ready to go and all that and see where we fit with this team. if we should be so fortunate to get a chance to play them later on, that would be awesome. >>pete carroll already looking super bowl 51. 87 sat down with our steve burton for a one-on-one for today's patriots game day. >>we have shadow next -- we have seattle next and they're dangerous. how do you match up against seattle? >>it's going to be a tough game. seattle has been tough over the last few years. their defense has been together for quite some time now. they know how to play together they're hard hitters. they've got some big players that play just like us that don't

malcolm x and fidel castro. >> he took over a country without any justice, without any elections. >> we do break up families here. that's what mass incarceration is. our country has been based on that as well as the genocide of native americans. >> are you equating the breaking up of cuban families with people going to jail in the united states of america? >> i'm equating the breaking up of families with breaking up of families. >> that was part of an interview are the miami media. his shirt had a caption, like-minded people think alike. the 49ers will play the dolphins in miami tomorrow. >>> more reaction to the death of fidel castro pouring in from around the globe. here in the united states the sentiment is argue pli the strongest in miami where many cuban exiles are celebrating in the streets. nbc's chris pallone has the details. >> reporter: thousands poured into the streets of miami's little havana as news of castro's death spread, a day many have anticipated for years. >> i'm 34 years old, waiting all my life for this moment. >> reporter: millions fled the island as the communist dictator seized property, silenced the press and jailed dissidents. >> this i

the front cover of the "miami herald" has become something of a collector's item. >> t touchdown. malcolm mitchell. and tom brady looking at career win number 200, which would tie him for the most all-time with peyton manning. >> congratulations to tom brady. >> i know. >> norah is a big tom brady fan. i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and jeff glor. in a second. >>> green party candidate jill stein is leading the effort for a recount in wisconsin and file recount petitions in pennsylvania and michigan. president-elect donald trump beat her in each of those states by thousands of votes. michigan has the slimmest margin more than 11 thousand votes. no u.s. recount has ever overcome a difference of that size. >> the clinton campaign acknowledged in a statement the campaign also said they hadn't uncovered any actionable evidence that the results were manipulad participate in the recount. in a series of tweets you may have heard the president-elect said nothing will change and he quoted parts of clinton's concession speech and her statements on accepting election results. >>> later, mr. tru

has spoken. >> i woke up this morning and found out that donald won and definitely disbelief. malcolm hit on it, it's america and people have a choice. we have to live with our choice. go with it. >> early in the season people want to vote for carson wentz for president and some people are questioning whether to jump off the wentz wagon. they hope they can get back on track who have yet to lose at lincoln financial field. >> we love playing here and love willing at home. the goal is to win every game at home. it's huge for our confidence and the city and the fans and everything, but you know we love playing at home and we'll go get it done. >> joel embiid tweeted today, well america is tanking all we can do it trust the process. embiid trying to make the sixers great again is not with the team taking on the pacers. embiid another day off as the team brings him along slowly with his right foot injury. having to sit out when he feels fine is frustrating. >> it's frustrating but they care about me. and i think it's going to help me a lot down the road. whatever how many years i play. 15

has been damaged. report. we're dead in the water, sir. they seem to have stopped firing. they're closing on our position. malcolm? both forward tubes loaded and ready, sir. stand by starboard tube. reed: yes, sir. fire. stand by port tube. reed: ready. fire. trip. warp status. the nacelle's been completelylyepolarized. i'm afraid we're stuck here for a while. what was that? een probed, ensign. we've all been probed. they have no doubt discovered that yououlymphatic systems contain some useful compounds. get to the armory. start distributing hand weapons. post security teams at... (alarm beeping) sir, another vessel just dropped out of warp. let's see it. they're hailing us. put it up. atad dvii oora. captain. he's from the same species as the murdered crew. they must've picked up your distress call. aureetuan! tell him the ship above us killed the crew of the cargo vessel. y sense. what do you mean? this isn't exactly spanish we're dealalg with here. i'd be lucky if i'm getting half the vocabulary right. they've locked onto us with some kind of stabilizing beam. use the impulse engines. get us the hell out of her

malcolm into this. it's known that the putin government has stoked these right wing movements around the west, around europe, that all have this racial basis. they're all based on nonwhite immigration and muslim immigration and fears of it. jeff sessions tweeted this morning that he once called for a constitutional amendment to stop granting automatic citizenship to people born in the united states if their parents were not born in the united states. there are a lot of europeans who have children here. what do you make of that and can you put it in a broadest cont t context, particularly as it relates to the impact on muslims and other people of color? >> i certainly can. if you take a look at this, what we're seeing here is sort of an americanization of very dark, dark situation which occurred in norway a few years ago where a white nationalist -- and i hate the phrase white nationalist. the technical sprays is white supremacist. anders bettering brevick mass murdered over 80 young liberal children and exploded a car bomb in the center of their capital in order to bring about a rise in the belief that whit

bogart, the seventh time ortiz has won it and second year for bogart and mookie wins it for the very first time to go along with his very first gold glove sundays will be malcolm butler's first game against seattle since he stole the super bowl 49 trophy right out of russell he when be thinking about it on sunday night, he says. >> this is bigger than me. it's about the team and they like to compete. >>> tom brady we know turns yesterday talking politics and answering questions about their relationship and support for donald trump. bennett was asked if partisan politics threatens what makes the patriots great again. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing sleep. only at a sleep number store, right now save $500 on the queen cse mattress with sleepiq technology. plus 36 month special financing. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet fo

has praised the late cuban leader fidel castro. kaepernick reportedly said last week that castro invested in kaepernick also once wore a t-shirt showing castro's meeting with black rights activist malcolm-x. despite that... the 49ers q-b says he wasn't a fan of castro. :23-:30 trying to push the false narrative that i was a supporter of the things he did is just not true... kaepernick is no stranger to controversy.... he also received backlash for not standing during the he says his protest is a call for criminal justice reform. thanksgiving dinner -- is history. and now it's on to the leftovers. but according to the centers for disease control four days is the limit. that means if you still have any turkey or pie left in the fridge, today is your last day to indulge--and then you should throw it out. november and december are peak a landslide in italy devastates a community. now leaders are scrambling to be more prepared. tomorrow is giving tuesday. what you need to know about certain charities before you donate to them, to make sure want it,. an unusual illness is causing it is known as "thunderstorm asthma" hundreds of people in australia have been rushed to the hospital because of

malcolm will put together a landing party, warning or no warning. knowing him, a heavily armed landing party. it's just a matter of time. so if anyone has a suggestion, i'm all ears. no offense. ter, it's very old. you said you had no technology. it hasn't been used in many years. it may not even be working. i never met a busted radioioi c. where is this... transmitter? in the catacombs. catacombs? please listen to me, captain. there are hidden passages beneath us where we keep our most sacred relics. . if the andorians discover them, they will damage our culture in ways you can't begin to understand. for people without emotion ( gasping ) master haadok, one of the founders of p'jem. the transmitter's this way. fellas. what's down there? the reliquary. our most sacred artifacts are kept there. there is one to spare. no, thanks, it'll just get in my way. it's o oy going to get colder. you take it. you need it more than i do. do the andorians have a transporter? no. that gives us the element of surprise. we could bring an assault team right into the atrium... the sound of the transporter alone would alert the guards. they'd start firing b

patriots coming back from a 10-0 deficit, radiating malcolm mitchell with a 40-yard touchdown pass to tie the game, and moments ago, a 54-yard field gronk has not returned to the game since late in the first quarter. the the patriots host the l.a. sunday, rams so, let's look at the rams at new orleans. game number 2 for the number one overall pick, rams quarterback jared goff. he didn't have any of these in his debut last week but he had 3 touchdown passes today and two turnovers. it will be interesting to see what belichick has planned for him next week. rams defense struggling against the always creative, daring and talented saints offense. drew brees backward pass to willie sneed and sneed airs it a 50-yard touchdown pass to tim hightower. the rams lose they'll bring a , 49-21. 4-and-7 record to foxboro on the ravens may be a team to sunday. reckon with here they are beating the bengals and taking over first place in the afc north. joe flacco tipper shod perryman. late in the game, cincinnati driving and down by 5 and elvis is in the building. elvis dumervil with the strip when. the patriots host them in two weeks. we'll sean mccoy. 75 y

malcolm turnbull/australian prime minister: "we canvassed a number of issues, most importantly we absolutely agreed of the vital importance of our strong alliance. mr. trump recognizes the solidarity that australia has shown to the united states, and the united states council, president: "i do believe that america and europe can, should and will work together." "the eu is a strong and reliable partner and will remain so. we expect the same from america and its new president." )) ((brian loftus)) >> russian leader vladimir putin was actually the first world leader to congratulate him. he says he hopes russia and the u-s can find common ground. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> rign forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's the weather looking today? ((sherry swensk)) but now i see some cooler changes in the long term and now i see some maybe that's good news for some people who are ready for cooler fall weather. the warmth while it's here. ........... we'll be lucky with veterans day for the parade and the weekend will be glorious again. ............. and even next week will hold on... until late in the week. right now we've got temps cooling off to the 50s this morning. ........... same for outside the

destroying those values and dishonoring everyone who has satisfactory in order to get no intelligence, then what we are just fundamentally doing is for. >> malcolmiate you sharing both your experience and your ethical view there. >> it's my pleasure. >> we're going fit in a quick break and come right back with our politics panel. on msnbc. ♪ see ya next year. this season, start a new tradition. experience the power of infiniti now, with leases starting at $319 a month. infiniti. empower the drive. the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free head and shoulders' dry scalp care donald trump jr. held a meeting on syria with pro-russian figures, and it's raising questions about the role of trump's children in the white house and abroad. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how el

the patriots qb has now tied peyton manning for most wins by a quarterback in nfl history. giselle's husband earned his 200th victory by hitting malcolm mitchell for an 8 yard touchdown comeback over the jets. his life got even more perfect. on to college football. the badgers win the battle of the axe for a 13th straight season but most wisconsin fans , are talking about the team's playoff chances. according to five-thirty-eight.com's college football predictions the badgers have a 34% chance to make the playoffs the fifth highest odds of any team. in order to bump up those chances, wisconsin has to first win the big ten championship. and have one of the top 4 teams lose. alabama is a strong favorite to win the sec. ohio state will be watching the big ten title fight on t.v. but are locked in at 2 so either clemson or washington must lose in their conference championships to open up a spot in the top 4. >> we're excited. you know that was the goal we had kinda in the beginning of the season. a lot of critics. i'm sure some of your guys didn't necessarily think the the big ten west. to be able to kind of prove the critics wrong and to

malcolm jenkins. now lets hear from the former eagle john richie, who is a host at 94 wip. >> he has to be personally accountable here. i think eagles are doing the right thing. holding him to a high standard, that he did not meet. you know, he violated nfl rules on many counts, just possession of a substance and an illegal substance, a substance that they test for in the nfl. the laws and stipulations, firearm laws, he broke a lot of laws, long those lines and i believe that doug pederson, as a new head coach, is drawing a line in the sand they have had some instances, recently with guys get the nothing trouble off the field, probably talk to the team and said guys, we can't have this. moving forward, we believe in holding ourselves to a higher standard. there is personal accountability. we will hold you to that and i think that this is the right decision for the team. >> all right. switching gears for the first time in 108 years the chicago cubs are world series champions. they beat cleveland indians last night in cleveland in game number seven, final score eight-seven. the game itself was four hou

mother of one young british fighter, killed in syria, has launched a de- radicalization project as part of her personal war against the islamic state. malcolm brabant reports from birmingham. >> reporter: nicola benyahia leafs through a box of childhood memories. >> look at his little picture, there. >> reporter: they were left by her 19-year-old son racheed when he slipped away to syria to join islamic state. it included a letter foretelling his death. >> "death can strike at any time. give all my money to mama. my bank card is in the case of my phone. remember me in your prayers, and remember that death will take everyone. now is the time to turn to god. i love you all for the sake of god. remember to treat mama and papa with respect and honor. racheed." >> reporter: almost exactly a year ago, racheed benyahia's father received a call to say his son had been killed in a drone strike on the syrian iraqi border. in the run-up to his death, the teenager had been clingy in internet conversations with his mother, which she has preserved in a small book. both sensed the end was near. >> i was waiting for that call, to say he was dead. and part

malcolm x and marcus garvey and frederick douglas. i'm sure they would be woefully ashamed of what florida has done to felons and disenfran choosing their i'm sure they would be hasorrib ashamed that donald trump was at a rally in florida and talked about black people getting out going for a loaf of bread outside their homes. we know sanford, florida is the same place this vigilante, george zimmerman, shot and killed trayvon martin. black people are issue voters. we are seen black voters turn out and take over states attorneys who are not prosecuted police officers for police brutality, excessive force and killing black people. those are the kind of things we need to be talking about during this election, not quoting harriet tubman and frederick douglas in this shameful way. >> i want to go back to this issue of voter intimidation. there's a head line on politico this morning and this is the headline. it says white nationalists plot election day show of force. an excerpt from the article, quote, the oath keepers a group of former law enforcement and military members that often shows up in public heavily armed is advising members to go u