no, he's a conquered black man with a white man's language and a white man's name.tell you something about jesus and the white man's religion. see, if you really had the religion of jesus, we wouldn't even be here talking today. you would be free right now. if you really had the religion of jesus. but you and i were baptized into that which made us think he was caucasian. well, there's a few things i want to say before i close. look -- they don't want me to stop. they are hungry. and that's why jesus said -- i'm saying this to pastors. that's why jesus said to those of us who are shepherds, lovest thou me, peter, feed my sheep. he wasn't telling you to feed them some government cheese. he's telling you to feed them the real gospel of jesus christ. that's why they don't want me to stop. because they are being fed. now, look, i don't want to miss my point. we were pros ficied to be in america 400 years. let's deal with that. go home, get your bible. open to the 15th book of genesis. the 14th, 15th and 16th verses. it reads like this, no on shurdty, abraham, your seed

a man given to us by god himself. theus receive the man of hour, the man of the time.presentative of the honorable elijah mohammed. >> [applause] >> please receive -- >> ♪ >> 82 years young, and championed the cause of freedom and justice for over 60 years. god has sent us with the honorable minister. >> [applause] >> ♪ >> [indistinct chatter] >> thank you. i hate being behind this glass. name of the merciful, we give him praise and thanks for phetsf his profits -- proh and the scriptures with which he brought. with a kim for the -- for moses -- we thank him for moses. we thank him for jesus, who gave and the apostles that gave us what is called the new testament. we thank him for -- for -- [indiscernible] -- through whom the last revelation of humanity before this present world, that book is called the holy koran. i am a student of the most honorable elijah mohammed, and i could never think -- thank a lot -- allah enough for his merciful intervention in our affairs. world, and is championing the liberations struggle of our people, particularly in the united states of

that is harsh, mad-- harper man, harper man.ost canadian music video i've-- actually, wait, i know how we can make this video even better. ♪ who is the king of secrecy? ♪ harper man, harper man >> trevor: for more. ( cheers and applause ) for more on last night's canadian election results we turn to our canadian correspondent hasan minhaj, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) hasan, what will the new prime minister mean for u.s.-canada relations? >> well, trevor, compared to the outgoing harper, trudeau's obviously much more alined with the obama administration on several key issues, specifically, environmental policy, the iran deal and -- >> i'm sorry, hasan, i don't mean to interrupt you, but why are you dressed like that. >> um, were you even alive last night? dude, the "star wars" trail is out, baby! ( cheers and applause ) kick it. anyway, trudeau's liberals hope to reverse what they otherwise -- >> hasan, i don't get it, if you had other plans you didn't have to volunteer to go to canada for us. >> actually i had did having

>>man: i saw the hole. that's when i pulled over and started getting a little mad and wondered what the heck is going on >>reporter: police say it was a bb gun, not a real gun but that doesn't matter. what if the driver lost control and hurt himself or someone else not to mention he was carrying 2 thousand gallons of oil >>man: we're lucky the driver maintained himself. >>man: this is a first. i've been involved in the oil business for 50 years. this >>reporter: police are investigating if this was some sort of a halloween joke. but the father of who young girls wasn't laughing >>man: try to think before you do stuff like this. it's not all funny. >>reporter: well, no one was hurt but police say they may have found the vehicle that was involved but so far no arrests have been made. >>> a disturbing new report finds the department of children and families missed its chance to possibly save the little girl whose body was found on deer island. the state report looked into a neglect case against the mother in 2

henry lewis gates famously wrote of 20 ways of looking at a black man. diane eastabrook chose one, over the numbers since the million man march. >> in the two decades since the million man march on washington, things have changed for african americans for better and worse. sociologist yos joseph strickland said, it affected men at many levels. >> fathers engaged with their children. more engaged with the community, a lot of people registered to vote. >> african americans helped to elect the nation's first black president more than a decade after the march but despite that many things haven't changed. high unemployment remains a problem for african american men. it's more than double that of their white counterparts and blacks continue to outnumber blacks and hi panics in the nation's prisons and jails. gangs and gang violence have also escalated in many cities. and cities involving black men like michael brown have increased tension between law enforcement and the citizens. gag valuizing many blacks, he didn't think it sparked significant unrest. against

a littleton man will spend the next 7.5 years behind bars after admitting he gave fentanyl to a man who over diced and died. 54-year-old michael millette sold the drugs to his friend edward martin yesterday -- in 2014 and reached a plea deal yesterday. >> it is a message statewide to get the message out there that if you are going to deal drugs and people die from it, we going to hold you accountable. sean: police say he was a significant drug dealer in the littleton area. taxes in derry will go down by $.56 per household next year. that is a far cry from the $1.21 taxes would have dropped before controversial budget cuts earlier this month. as a result of that vote, $1.6 million was added back into the 2016 budget last week. the republicans running for president are gearing up for their third debate set for tomorrow evening in colorado. donald trump continues to lead the pack, except for iowa. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is a comfortable lead. bazi kanani is on the campaign trail. bazi: donald trump is talking religion. on muslim women and their veils. >> they want to. what

he's a very kind man and a great man. he's strong and courageous. you give a great story about when he was in the screen actors guild and he was the vice president at the time. there was that awful, violent strike. can you tell the readers, i think it's a wonderful story about the kind of person he was. they were suggesting that he go through the l.a. tunnels to get there rather than break the picket line. tell that story. >> it's a good question. i just gold and you and now i'm going to complement you. what you just put your finger on is the genesis of ronald reagan. when he first arrived in hollywood he was a shallow, intelligent, but he wasn't a sophisticated man. he made it as an actor in an almost miraculous way which we document. politically he didn't really know what he was talking about. he would almost join the communist party and they didn't want him. the communist party didn't want him. they didn't feel he had the avatars. then there was a strike in hollywood. they were against the screen actors guild and the studio heads. it got so vicio

what is your thought on the impact of the million man march?aller: first of all, thanks for having me on. anyway, i think the impact of the march is that there are issues that i think still need to be addressed. i think one of the issues is the killings of black men by white racist cops. i think this gathering, in a some, while it is gaining media attention, it is also going to get scorned, and probably be dismissed by much of white conservative america. i think that these issues -- think white america dismisses the police issues. host: do you feel there has been progress over the past 20 years since the first march occurred? do you think that march sort of influenced the course of events at all? caller: well, in some ways it did. in ways, i think it still has not had any affect on the people who hate us, particularly conservative white people. i think that any time an issue that affects black america is brought out, i think, whether it is the police issues, the voting rights issues, that sort of thing, that is going to be immediately dismissed

>>man: it's a big game. >>man: jets verse patriots. it goes way back before we were even thinking about football. just the intensity around the this game >>reporter: and nobody is more intense than brady. for. we play them at home. so we have to be ready to go. got a big week of practice >>reporter: a new addition for practice for the patriots, we'll have the latest on wide receiver brendon for sunday coming up in sports. >>> and up next, making history on the field. >> water town high school's field hockey team sets an amazing record. >>> this engine really purrs, what until we show you what the driver found when she popped the hood >>> looking for warmth? we have it tomorrow. that's ahead. >>> and there are only a few minutes left to get up to 88 miles an hour. celebrating back hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. for the girl scout meeting... ok! for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you havin

he is the lookout man.e robber enters the bank, the lookout man is seen in security camera footage driving a silver minivan. he drives the vehicle into the lot of the shopping center, parks his car and waits. their plan is simple. the thief would rob the bank while the lookout man would wait in the parking lot. if police arrive at the scene before the bank robber can make a getaway, his accomplice will purposely drive his minivan into the police car to create a diversion. >> he was going to drive out and cause a diversion because he knew what direction quakertown borough police would respond from. >> if law enforcement responds in time and there's a crash, the robber's partner plans to say that hitting the police car is an accident. because law enforcement doesn't make it to the scene in time, there's no need for the men to go forward with their plan of ramming the mini van into the police car. the lookout man drives his minivan to the gas station located in the parking lot. he pumps gas and nervously watch

yesterday after allegedly threatening a man with a winchester man is due in court after authorities say he held jones road. we saw some dense fog. is that still out there this morning? kevin: in a few places. that red sky usually infers sailors taking warning. most of the time, that phrase usually works. look out to our west is the rainfall will be pushing and late this morning in southwestern areas and this afternoon for the rest of us. the heaviest will be focused late this afternoon and this evening. showers around this afternoon. . ' s of rain late in the day, a couple of rumbles of thunder tonight. -- periods of rain late in the day, a couple of rumbles of thunder tonight. erin: we want to get a check on the commute. kevin: we' good morning. deb: good morning. crews are on the scene of a crash in the median on the everett turnpike southbound south of exit one. they are trying to get the car is there, but we are seeing delays beginning before exit 3. if you are commuting in nashua, give yourself an extra couple minutes. we are also seeing some delays on293 as you are making her

search for third man will resume at day break. search rescue time from marin couldn't return to base camp after difficult day of searching the rocky coast loin of the point here for missing boater. >> unfortunately today fog conditions are extremely thick. we have 150 to 300 feet visibility. >>reporter: ground crew had a lot of listened to cover. more than 5 miles of coast line on the point reyes national sea shore. >> looking for klou or evidence of somebody who still remains missing from the boat. >>reporter: national park officials say 3 men were on board the 20 foot boston whaler fishing boat but around 9:00 a.m. there was a distress call. that the boat had capsized. tossing all men on board into the water. the coast guard began searching the bay and recovered the body of one man. another was rescued off the point and taken to the hospital. but the third man was never found. 3 life vests were located inside the wreckage of the boat but what happened on board remains a mystery. >> we don't know if the boat ran ashore. did it hi

i'm a man now.and it was an exciting time to see all five democratic candidates on the same stage at the same time ready to battle it out. especially because there were only five candidates and after the bl

neither man alone. they are both blessed with excellent health but washington was my first biographical subject and what struck me about his story, the american revolution was the first revolution of the modern era. we were first, france france was next, haiti was next, very directly tied with the french revolution. then you have the revolution of europe and it spread to the former colonize parts of the world. they go to latin america, so it is like two centuries plus it revolution how many of them had gone awry. i don't say that in the spirit of china of other countries and other people, because some countries really have a terrible situation to deal with. nevertheless, when promises are broken, so many leaders who never go home, so many leaders who turn out to be greedy. here, in washington all he did was everything he was asked to do. that is all he did. but he did it. for years, he was commander-in-chief in 1775 and died in 1799. so for 24 years, most of those years that's a lot of years of being th

man!" [ light laughter ] yeah. i missed one. plus, oh, he's got a new children's book out. we love this guy. it's called "little shaq." aw, come on. [ laughter ] even little shaq is 6' tall. >> steve: 9'2." >> jimmy: you know what i mean? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the one and only shaquille o'neal is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] "little shaq." i like it. pretty good stuff. there's some things here. a nice kids book. [ audience aws ] and everyone here in the audience tonight -- >> steve: right. >> jimmy: gets -- they can pick this up at a local bookstore if you -- online, or online. >> steve: or online. amazon. >> jimmy: and amazon, too. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: i don't know if it's available on kindle but it might. >> jimmy: it might be, you never know. >> steve: jackman! [ laughter ] shaqman? shaqman. >> jimmy: shaqman. >> steve: shaqman. [ chanting shaq ] shaqman. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we're gonna play a a fun game called "phone booth" later in the show wi

we're told the california man got off the plane. he was flying a delta flight from san francisco, got off the plane, and d.e.a. agents along with state police were all there waiting for him, along with that canine dog. they acted on a tip. of that marijuana. hard to believe that man allegedly got it inside his suitcase. he was arrested, arraigned in court earlier today. we asked mass port and state police if this is a common occurrence, and they said, no, we've never seen anything like. this reporting live from logan airport, kelli o'hara. >>> police say a pickup truck was hit by another car wednesday evening. the driver of the pickup was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the other driver appeared to be under the influence. the road was cleared -- closed to clear. >>> leaves are being cleaned off the rails. it hits the rails with 50 gallons of water per minute, leaving the rail free of leave residue. that prevents the trains from having to use their brakes more than necessary. >> just like you have challenges with weather

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a man who was a plumber said he saw man who looked like severance near the house.ere's no dna or fingerprints to link severance two of the three killings. >>> according to "the baltimore sun," mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said, quote, there are very few things you can do to a human more disgusting. police ordered several people off the steps of a building. one man argued with an officer as was tase and handcuffed. that's when officers say the officer spit on a man. >>> d.c. fire crews rescued one from a home. one person was critically hurt. >>> a local family is mourning the loss of a 6-year-old and his grandmother. the two didn't make it out of a house fire in waldorf early yesterday morning. fire crews rushed to the home on poplar hill road afternoon someone in the house called 911 early yesterday mochbing. 6-year-old xavier atkins and his grandmother bernice washington died. the cause of the fire was electrical. >> i tried to save them. couldn't get them out in time. >> reporter: four other family members made it out. the family has started a gofundme page to

when we, the red man, the black man, the red woman, the red, black woman. when the first slave escaped was taken in my by ancestors through the whole hemisphere. on day one we became black brothers, day one we fought side by side. what happened? i'm asking you today, my brothers. if we could get our minds together, the red and the black, we are the majority. we wouldn't have to ask for equality and justice because we could raise our finger and they would give it to us. the only problem we have is we've got an enemy out there. an enemy that we see every morning in the mirror. until we straighten that one out, we don't have to worry about the white man or anybody else. we have to worry about each other. straighten ourselves out, my brother. let's come together, the red and the black. we are the majority. and whatever we want, we can have. you are the only ones, you who were brought here against force, you are the only ones we have accepted. the rest are here, we didn't bring them. so they're telling me to stop. we've given you 500 years. they only give us abo

to new england a changed man. attack. his left leg had to be amputated but he's still here to tell his story. >> everything is surreal. >> the attack happened in hawaii. cook moved there to be closer to the ocean to surf and be in the water every day. weeks ago he was sitting on his board waiting for a wave. >> out of nowhere a huge shark slams me and pulls me under. >> even though he had seen sharks in the water before, he had a hard time grasping what was happening. >> i saw a huge stark on my leg and pushed off with my left hand and my left hand got mangled up. i was punching it with my right hand. >> he yelled for help and this surfer used had paddle who hit the shark. >> the shark was all over me, being relentless. >> in the ambulance he borrowed a cell phone to call his dad. >> dad, i know you're going to go crazy so don't worry about me. >> cook was right. working hard to recover. >> surfing is my passion, my love. knowing i'll be back out there one day keeps me wanting to go forward. >> his recovery will take at l

but now, the lizard man is back. >> lizard man is stirring up a new wave of buzz. and iphone video were sent in on two separate occasions over the weekend. >> take a look at this photograph from lee county, south carolina. do you see something? that figure on the right is believed to be the mythical lizard man. a man snapped this picture when he says he saw lizard man crossing a highway. >> stephen: okay, there's your proof. for a decade, nobody spotted the lizard man. now, we have evidence that no one can spot him. but if you're the kind of lizard man denialist who refuses to believe, even after seeing this photographic proof that there are trees in south carolina, prepare to have the lizard scales fall from your eyes because three months later-- and again, i am not making this up-- a woman coming out of church snapped in close-up of the lizard man. frankly, i don't know why he's been hiding. if i had those guns, i'd be showing them off all over town. ahh! bang! and we know the photographer is not making this up because she told reporters, "my hand to god, i am no

they say the man owns north shore recovery management in reading. he is under strict orders from a judge to have no can't with the victims and not to use the inter internet. >> anchor: new at 4:00, an suv on a crash course in framingham. tense moments inside a car auction there. several people hurt when that su suv just crashed into them and a send block wall. kelly o'hara is live in framingham with more on what happened. kelly? >>> good afternoon, liz. some intense moments indeed. this elderly driver somehow lost police tell us it ended up hitting and injuring 8 people inside. chaos, confusion and panic moments after a driver at a framingham car auction drives into a crowd of people. >>> it was a big explosion when it went through the wall [ there was smoke everywhere . >>> everybody is screaming . >>> first i thought there was gun shots because i heard three pops and it sounded like a bomb . >> reporter: a 78-year-old driver suv lost control . >>> he hit the gas instead of hitting the brake. he panicked and kept going . >> reporter: 8 people hurt

a 72-year-old man ran out of he lives. he called his wife for help. >>> she arrived in the state claims she burst out of his send floor apartment and attacked the couple with a metal object likely an aluminum baseball bat . >>> the female was unconscious. . >>> she had been out on bail after being charmed in june with attacking three other people. . >>> are you glad this guy is locked up? >>> i would think so, yeah. >> reporter: he is hell without bail for now until that finished. trying to rob this count eeven tow they live on the same street street. he may not have even known they. the man is in critical condition the woman in serious condition. live tonight in providence, >> anchor: we'll turn now to weather and show you a live look outside over beautiful boston. city. halloween is looking to be clear and cool too. there is nothing spooky to talk about in the forecast. meteorologist bri eggers joins us now live with the latest. >>> adam, more treats than tricks for us but remember this, just four years ago in 2011 snow

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he said he was suddenly confronted by a man with a gun.cer raha shot jones killing him and both the police department and the family say they hope the investigation brings peace. >> i firmly believe that the family, along with the public and our police department deserve answers to the multitude of outstanding questions that can only be obtained through a thorough and independent investigation. >> we are pleading to you for help, help our family and we thank god for this privilege that we get a chance to speak. >> the man shot corey jones, was a popular musician of churches in the area. the officer is on leave. this is the first complaint against him. >>> now to the latest on the arrest of a so-called career criminal for the killing of a highly regarded member of the nypd. >> police say the man accused of shooting officer randolph holder had been in jail 12 times before. nbc's tracy strahan talked to neighbors who saw and heard the shootout that took the officer's life last night. >> reporter: we went into an apartment building facing the

the traffic cameras are manned.meras are zoning in following this guy's path of terror through the streets, smashing into cars now trying to squeeze between lanes and having no laregard for the cars he's hearing. >> what delivery is this, seriously? >> he goes underneath this bridge overpass hopping over curbs. eventually this truck comes to a stop as he wedges it up under this bridge overpass. the driver gets out in the red sweater making a run for it. he's in panic mode now trying to jack somebody else's car. people finally catch up to him. not police. bystanders saw what was going on. even some drivers whose car was hit by the trucker here. they get some justice right here. a mob begins to take him down in the middle of traffic kicking him and finally dragging him off the road. the driver had little sleep the night before. he woke up, took 25 pills described as anti-depressants and then jumped in the truck and took off. he also suffered a panic attack. >>> people often talk about sacrifice when it comes to people

a fistfight took place that left a man critically injured. the victim in his 20s was taken to temple university hospital. another man is being treated at temple for injuries that are non-life threatening. no word on what led to the fight and no arrests. >>> 6:00 a.m. on this sunday october 11. in the news, the feel of fall settling in. we had clear temperatures overnight. >> and the saints march into town to play the eagles this afternoon. both teams are on the brink of 1-4. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, nice out there. it is a little chilly right now, but we're expecting a nice day, i'm sure you enjoyed yesterday yesterday was a beaut. we had mostly sunny skies yesterday, by afternoon it warmed up nicely. we had high temperatures around 65, 66 degrees. today we're four better than that, we should top out around 70. as we flip over to the numbers, you can see we have work to do. 39 in allentown. that's the coldest temperature in 6 months in the lehigh valley. 38 in millville. pine barrens in sout

the man was questioned and gave police his tan carhart jacket.eam hopes jurors might conclude that the woman saw that man and not severance. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, julie. >>> true or false. students in big city public schools spend up to 25 hours a year just taking standardized tests. well, according to a new study that's true. nbc's mark barger has details on the new obama administration plan to scale it all back. >> reporter: growing concern about the emphasis on standardized testing in public schools has the obama administration calling for new limits on them. educators are meeting with education secretary arne duncan to discuss the way forward. >> the goal here is not just to test. the goal here is to improve teaching and learning. under a new plan the president is recommending schools that use 2% of classroom time for standardized tests and the test enhanced teaching and learning and provide a clearer picture of how students are performing. >> learning is about so much more than just filling in the right bubble. >> so we're go

kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> a man in a courtroom today charged with attacking another man with a knife. 46-year-old michael fitzpatrick appeared in a hospital gown, accused of stabbing the victim during an argument last night outside of a home on broadway street. fitzpatrick and the victim were both taken to the hospital with injuries but are expected to be okay. >>> a man in fitchburg is arrested for allegedly exposing himself to people earlier this week. michael boyd, who you see right there, is charged with disorderly conduct and open and gross lewdness. he was arraigned yesterday morning and is die back in court in december. maine. a family says their toddler died after visiting a p.e.king zoo at a local fair. -- petting zoo. >> 20-month-old colten was his parents' pride and joy. he died monday. his father john guay says he was exposed to e. coli at the petting zoo while visiting the fox oxford county fair. >> over here we've got pigeons. >> reporter: mark anderson is a vet at a different local fair and says he wants to prevent future parents from the same tragedy. >> they've got to

i got a kid so i'm like, man, i could die on this, man. i'm like, no, i'm glad that tmz or something didn't -- >> jimmy: that's not very ponch. it isn't. >> literally, it's the slowest circles. i'm like, eh? i sent the video to dax, i'm not impressed. >> jimmy: do you remember on "chips," though, if you recall, they would just have a shot of them and there would be like the background was a movie screen behind them and they were pretending to ride their motorcycle. >> i know. it's like that bad driving like in old movies, they're on motorcycles. yeah. i'm like, nobody does that on a motorcycle. nobody rides a motorcycle like this. not even in slalom. >> jimmy: they're just trying to do something. >> yeah. i'm looking at the wide shot, are there any cones. what's up? >> jimmy: i'm interested to see what your approach to this movie is. will it be comedy, will it be a mixture? >> if it's dax shepherd, there's going to be a little comedy. that's for sure. i got to work out for that. >> jimmy: are you working out for this? >> i mean, you know.

one man surrendered. the other man galloped away. media mogul rupert murdoch has taken a jab at president obama on twitter. while praising ben carson. he wrote why not about a real black president who can properly address a racial divide he drove followers to new york magazine that questions president obama's impact on the african-american community. it is not published by rupert murdoch's news corp. >>> classes are canceled at eastern kentucky university looking into a threatening message by on a bathroom wall. it read kill all by 8:15. the university is offering a ten thousand reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction. this is the second threat made against eastern kentucky this year. >> philadelphia police honored a hero for his sacrifice. a plaque is on display outside the 22nd police district honoring sergeant robert wilson iii killed in a gun battle with robbers inside a game stop back in march. his best friend fellow officer michael rivera was overcome with emotion at the dedication ceremony. >> he gave me

no, he is a conquered black man with a white man's language and the white man's name. believe it or not, with a white man's religion. let me tell you something about jesus and the white man's religion. see, if you really had the religion of jesus, we would not even be here talking to you. you would be free right now. if you really had the religion of jesus. but you and i were baptized into that which made us think that jesus was caucasian. there's a few things i want to say before i close. look, they don't want me to stop. they are hungry. that's why jesus said -- [applause] dr. farrakhan: i am saying this to pastors. that's why jesus said to those of us who are shepherds, love me peter, feed my sheep. he wasn't telling him to feed them government cheese. feed them the real gospel of jesus christ. that's why they don't want me to stop. they are being fed. now, look, i don't want to miss my point. we were prophesies to be in america 400 years. let's deal with that. go home, get your bibles. open to the book of genesis, 15 chapter. the 14, 15, 16 verses. it reads like th

no, i don't know this man. have heard this name possible sometimes here. >> dornstein: oh, you have heard the name mas'ud abu agela? >> possible i have heard the name, but... >> dornstein: i couldn't be sure whether bollier actually knew abu agela, but he did mention a dark-skinned man at several key points in the story. all right, so here's the, uh... this is about the tests you're talking about. >> yes. >> dornstein: "at the military base near sebha, bollier attended a meeting where a discussion centered on problems the libyans were having with detonating bombs." >> yeah, these experiments in the desert was two big container bombs via airplane. and i have written that on the package was semtex. >> dornstein: okay, can you see why it's suspicious if you were at a test in the desert the year before lockerbie, where they were using a timer and detonating a bomb and there were members of the libyan military? there was this man, colonel nassr, who turned out to be the man who was helping supply semtex to the ira,

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when they started to scream, that man drove away. police describe the van as an older model dark green or blue minivan with possible tinted windows. berkeley police say that they are now providing extra patrols. >>> the fbi is now investigating a mid-air attack that happened just minutes after the southwest plane took off from los angeles headed for sfo. a passenger tried to choke another passenger detained and then released. tara moriarty spoke to a bay area dj who just happened to be on the flight. >> hey, the flight attendant just called. >> reporter: bay area dj with a passenger on board flight 2010, that he was asleep, woke up to a potion. >> it was pandemonium. >> it enraged that passenger behind her where the woman said that the man tried to choke her and hit her on the head. >> what am i doing? am i going to stay here all night? >> and they asked me would you restrain this guy? at 30,000 feet, i'll beat you down. >> no one wanted to talk to the man afraid of agitating -- agitating him. >> he was probably having a bad day. the