joining us now maureen faulkner, whose husband daniel was just 25 when he was shot repeatedly at close range by mumia. and a goddard graduate but we begin with maureen. your reaction to this invitation? >> megyn, i am just absolutely outraged that they would have such a hate-filled murderer on as a commencement speaker. i mean, this man, he murdered my husband with malice and premeditation. he is evil. what does he have to offer on any commencement of any kind of enrichment? >> i'll tell you what the school says. the school says he's an award winning journalist who chronicles the human condition. then they mention that he was a resident of death row for 29 years before being moved into gen pop. but he hosts the nationally syndicated prison radio show and his murder trial has been the sunl of great debate. maureen. >> well, all i can say is he is a murderer and he should not -- he lost his voice when he put a bullet between my husband's eyes. and i still do not understand this justice system and why they are allowing him to speak. they are saying it's his constitutional right? and from

. >> maureen faulkner the widow of daniel faulkner will be on handle for the signing of a victim's right bill at the sight where abu jamal murdered faulkner in 1971. >>> malala receives the liberty medal tomorrow night at the national constitution center. she became the youngest winner. nobel peace prize. she also 17 years old. she was shot after speaking out for support of women's rights and education for girls. liberty medal presentation can be seen on sunday november 5 at 5:00 p.m. >> it's hard to believe she is just 17 years old. such courage. >> reporter: off to a chilly start this morning, coats all around. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you at least we're dry. some neighborhoods may have frost on windshields this morning as we have frost and freeze warnings around this morning. we have sun coming up eventually off the coast. at the same time we're looking at clouds increasing as the day goes on. a couple of highlights to your forecast early today and this week. first we are starting out with frost, so bring in those pot the plants if you haven't already and then we have da

for faulkner's widow maureen she says it is a constant 33 year reminder of her husband's murder. >> morehan half my life i've been dealing with this. i've tried so much to go on way normal life but when this man, he may be physically in a prison but i'm mentally in a prison. >> reporter: faulkner caused the student -- calls the student's decision disgraceful she spoke from her nome california. >> it's a slap in the face to officers. >> reporter: zinn the college released a statement from their interim president bob keen knee saying "choosing mumia has's a their commencement speaker to me shows how this newest group of goddard graduates expresses their freedom do engage and think radically and critically in a world that often sets up barriers to do just that. in center city, steve patterson, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> members of law enforcement joined loved ones to celebrate the life of pennsylvania state police trooper david kedra. the viewing was held tonight at givnish funeral home in the northeast. a service will be held tomorrow at christ the king church. kedra was accide

joining us now maureen faulkner, whose husband daniel was just 25 when he was shot repeatedly at closemia. and a goddard graduate but we begin with maureen. your reaction to this invitation? >> megyn, i am just absolutely outraged that they would have such a hate-filled murderer on as a commencement speaker. i mean, this man, he murdered my husband with malice and premeditation. he is evil. what does he have to offer on any commencement of any kind of enrichment? >> i'll tell you what the school says. the school says he's an award winning journalist who chronicles the human condition. then they mention that he was a resident of death row for 29 years before being moved into gen pop. but he hosts the nationally syndicated prison radio show and his murder trial has been the sunl of great debate. maureen. >> well, all i can say is he is a murderer and he should not -- he lost his voice when he put a bullet between my husband's eyes. and i still do not understand this justice system and why they are allowing him to speak. they are saying it's his constitutional right? and from what i under

for faulkner noses widow maureen she says it is a constant three year reminder of her hub's murder. >> more than half my life i've been dealing with this much i've tried so much to go on with a normal life but, but when this man, he may be physical until a prison i'm mental until prison. >> faulkner calls the students decision disgraceful. she spoke to us by phone from her home in california. >> it's a slap in the face to all officers across america and in philadelphia. >> sunday the college released a statement from their interim president bob kenny saying "choosing mew mule me as their commencement speaker to me shows this newest group of goddard graduates expresses their freedom to engage and think radically and critically in a world that often sets up barriers to do just that. harrisburg lawmakers will introduce a bill to the state senate aiming to prevent speeches from inmates and education at times like these. in center city, steve patterson cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> philadelphia police are investigating a triple shooting in cobbs creek that left one man dead. shots were fired

coming up this morning at 6:00, you'll hear from the officer's widow maureen faulkner and her own message to those college students. >>> in mercer county, the first death related to entero virus has health officials taking safety precautions. he died september 25th. another child from that school is also sick, but is not believed to have the same type of entero virus. golden blue ribbons lined his neighborhood friday night. authorities claimed it was entero virus d 38 that took his life. it's the first case in our area. another preschooler was tested for entero virus d-68. >> of course it's going to be on everybody's mind. it's only human nature. people are nervous. they're scared. >> the school district says it has added extra staff to disinfect the school. entero virus d-68 has sickened many children. for realtime updates on enterovirus d-68, visit nbc.com. we have information and health tips. >>> happening today, the freelance nbc news photographer who contracted ebola in liberia will be flown to nebraska for treatment. meantime, thomas duncan, being treated for ebola in texas, has got

. >> the fact that maureen faulkner had has to not only live with the lost that she went through herusband was murdered but you new to have to leave with this media attention because of a bunch of students decide that had her husband's murder was the ideal person to speak at the their commencement, i was outraged. >> reporter: it is a strange, strange story. abu-jamal was quick, of course, of killing officer daniel faulkner in 1981. meanwhile the college instant responding to the controversy. they have released this statement that says in part many diverse commencement speakers have been chosen to represent perspectives not normally in our discourse. even if it is unpopular we need to listen to and engage in difficult discussions. this is what free speech is all b our students understand there is great merit in what mumia abu-jamal had to say and it is important that we support this complicated, inquiry, and the freedom of speech. stay tuned because coming up at 8:00 o'clock this morning in about 25 minutes, pennsylvania representative mike verb will be in the studio to discuss this

but again, we are here to show support for maureen faulkner, for the philadelphia police offers, and police officers around the country. >> the college released a statement saying the students decision expresses cents their freedom to think radically and critically. later today law makers in harrisburg are expected to introduce a bill that would prevent speeches from inmates like mumia to educating al centers. >>> a triple shooting in cobbs creek, leaves one man dead, and police are still looking for the gunman. shots rang out outside of cousin danny's lounge 5200 block of delancey street early yesterday morning. second victim, 47 year old man, was shot in the legs and is in stable condition. a 24 year old took himself to the hospital. he's also recovering from a gunshot wounds to the leg. >>> well, the revel casino hotel meantime that auction may be offer but bid here lost isn't going quietly. brookfield asset management won with a $110 million bid. a 95% discount on the facility that cost $2.4 billion to build. but, florida developers, glenn straub, claims the winning bid was accep

but, again, we're here to show support for maureen faulkner for the philadelphia police officers, andlly police officers around the country. >> sunday 20 graduating student from the low enrollment goddard college in vermont where student choose their own expensement speakers, listen to prerecorded words of the chosen speaker and inmate mumia abu-jamal. >> this is your commencement. as such, ill dwell on the worlds that you are about to enter into. it happens. and true to goddard's founding ideals hopefully transforms. >> the story is well documented. the political figure formally on row for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner, now serving life after years of court battles, ac activism and media attention, for faulkner's widow maureen, she says, it is a constant 33 year reminder of her husband's murder. >> more than half my life i have been dealing with. >> this i've tried so much to go on with the normal life. but when this man, he may be physically in a prison, but i'm mentally in a prison. >> faulkner caused students' decision disgraceful, spoke to us by phone

for faulkner's widow maureen, she said it is a constant 33 year reminder of her husband's murder. >> more than half my life i've been dealing with this. i've tried so much to go on with the normal life. but when this man, he made be physically in a prison, but i'm mentally in a prison. >> faulkner calls the student's decision disgraceful. spoke to us by phone from her home in california. >> just slap in the face, all officers across, and in philadelphia. >> sunday the college released a statement from their interim president bob kenny saying, quote, choosing new see an as their commencement speaker to me shows newest group of goddard graduates expresses their freedom to engage, think radically and critically in a worlds that often sets up barriers to do just that. monday harrisburg lawmakers will introduce a bill to the state senate, aim to go prevent speeches from inmates like mumia in places like education centers, at times like these. in center city, steve patterson, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> time right now 8:11, and we have the latest on a fire at the flight 93 me

i attended the second of those events with maureen faulkner in protest of what was taking place. most from that experience 14 years ago was concluding that the students desperately wanted attention. they loved the media spectacle their invitation generated. which is why now i will not identify the vermont college that on sunday will disrespect the police officer murdered in the line of duty. it's bad enough that for 32 years abu-jamal has succeeded in making it all about him. >> so mr. president, i wonder if you can respond to that and perhaps when the student body said this is who we want as our speaker, did you have any initial worries or concerns? >> the response to that is of course that the -- a lot of the concern that has been brought forward is by the way that the media in essence has looked at this as a unilateral -- a unipurpose kind of action. you know, i would think and i hope as we move forward that the media does its job and that is to look more deeply at what exactly abu-jamal says, his message, what he does and so on. there's a lot to be had there. and for the stud

. >> maureen faulkner has never shied away from voicing her opinion of convicted cop killer abu jamaul. she went from young bride to young widow when abu jamaul shot the fatal shot. >> having a radical, someone who hates america to speak to them is so wrong. >> reporter: supporters of jamaul, more than 30 years after his conviction and multiple appeals upholding that conviction say he's innocent. >> this has has been in prison for 33 years. the case against him has not been establish. this is a man whose voice has much to give. in many ways he is our nelson mandela. >> reporter: jamal has released other tape recorded speeches. his books and speeches are used in their classrooms, some tell me. >> mummia did not start this controversy. >> reporter: it's been tweeted, murder is wrong, free speech is right. >> i did ask supporters of mumia abu jamal to supply a copfy of the speech. they said she would not until after the speech. >>> reporting live from the digital operations center, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> here's some of the news making headlines on nbc 10 news at 4:00. the medica

like maureen faulkner the widow of the cop that he killed in 2001. >> my husband was in a community college, he was getting ready to graduate with his degree and put a bullet in between his eyes. does anybody talking about that? no. >> now for those who -- would they have cast their vote in front of maureen? of course not, they're cowards. yale is welcoming an islamic cleric, weeks after students there protested the invite of the -- campuses embrace bombers like bill ayers, cop killers and massageous -- forget quarantining ebola, wquarantine yale and godard. >> the killer's remarks are prerecorded an they'll be played alongside a video short for the commencement. do you think any students there will have the guts to heckle? >> no, they will have the distan of their -- revered this horrifying disgusting human being that is nothing more than a murder. he has no value whatsoever on the plan. . it's so disrespectful. it saddens me that this is where education and students are going. and this isn't the first time he's done it by the way, he's given commencement before. >> yeah, exactly. if your

and just a short time ago, maureen faulkner, the wife of the murdered police officer issued this statementre's part of it. shame on godard college and all associated with that school for choosing to honor an arrogant remorseless killer as their commencement speaker, as this is something i am certain they will be proud of for the rest of their lives, end quote. join sean hannity tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. eastern, don't miss it. >>> well, he's known as the winningist athlete in olympic history. but now swimming sensation michael phelps is preparing to face what could be the greatest challenge yet. he's 29 years old, phelps announced that he's entering rehab after the second conviction on dui charges. will carr picks up the story from our west coast newsroom. will? >> reporter: good evening, harris, it looks like nell ps could be out for at least a month and a half, a spokesperson tells us that he is going to enter into an inpatient program that will last for six weeks on the he'els of his dui arrest ths past tuesday. phelps who's 29 tack to fwiter and facebook today releasing a statement in

i attended the second of those events with maureen faulkner in protest of what was taking place.call most from that experience 14 years ago was concluding that the students desperately wanted attention. they loved the media spectacle their invitation generated. which is why now i will not identify the vermont college that on sunday will disrespect a police officer murdered in the line of duty. it's bad enough that for 32 years abu jamal has succeeded in making it all about him. thank you so much for joining me. don't forget, you can follow me on twitter as long as you can spell smerconish. i'll see you next week. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm poppy harlow. you are in the "cnn newsroom." we begin tonight with a huge reality check in the fight against ebola. a flight arriving at newark airport gave health officials a major test of how prepared they are to deal with this lethal virus. in the meantime, the first patient diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. is getting worse. thomas eric duncan, who traveled here from liberia is now in critical condition. in newark

that is the statement from the college, officer faulkner widow maureen faulkner released a a statement condemning the college for what she chooses a arrogant remorse less killer as their commencement speaker, joyce. >> dave, thank you. >> the pope called for a two week conference of bishops and cardinals, opens with mass today at the vatican. more than 200 cardinals and, bishops around the world are there. number of topics including sex, gender, family issues and divorce. they will talk about whether the catholic church should modify teaching on long held traditions. >>> they have got their engines revved up to roll roll out a good cause in new jersey. local motorcycle enthusiast hit the highway for ride to rebuild. event kicked off in deptford heading to wildwood. it benefits the children's fresh air home in wildwood. efforts are made to build and restore the historic house. it offers a summer getaway for under served camden in philadelphia and camden. >> they have that expression good things come in small packages, a little girl from the lehigh valley is proof of that. as our dawn ti

coming up this morning at 7:00, you'll hear from the officer's widow maureen faulkner and her own messagese college students. >>> the pennsylvania state trooper killed at a montgomery county shooting range will be remembered today. officials say david kendra was accidentally shot by another trooper. they say it happened during a training exercise on tuesday. kendra was 26 years old. he had been a member of the pennsylvania state police since june of 2012. he was a graduate of temple university and was engaged to be married. a life celebration for kendra will be held tonight at 6:00 at the givnish funeral home. a funeral mass is set for tomorrow morning at christ the king church at morrow avenue in chesterfield road. that's also in northeast philadelphia. >>> we are learning more about text messages eric frein sent right before the accused trooper killer allegedly ambushed a pennsylvania state police barracks. the times tribune of scranton report "all is good" in a text message to a longtime friend less than four hours before that attack. frein also said he was heading back to delaware. ac

the officer's widow maureen faulkner said the graduation students made the wrong choice for a graduationr. >>> in mercer county, the first death related to enterovirus d68 in our area has health officials taking safety precautions. 4-year-old eli waller died september 25th. another child from that school is also sick, but is not believed to have the same type of enterovirus. gold and blue ribbons line eli's neighborhood on friday night. authorities confirmed it was enterovirus d68 that took the little boy's life. it's the first deadly case of the respiratory illness in our area. gary bordinero's son also attends yardville elementary. >> of course it's going to be on everybody's mind. it's only human nature. people are nervous. they're scared. >> the school district says it has added extra staff to disinfect the school. enterovirus d68 has sickened more than 500 people in 43 states. almost all of them children. for realtime updates on enterovirus d68, visit nbc10.com. there you'll find information on the symptoms as well as tips from health care experts. >>> today, the freelance nbc news

coming up this morning at 10:00, you'll hear from the officer's widow maureen faulkner with her own message those college students. in mercer county, the first death related to enterovirus d68 in our area has health and school officials taking safety precautions. 4-year-old eli waller who attended preschool at yardville elementary in hamilton township died september 25th. another child from that school is also sick, but is not believed to have the same type of enterovirus. gold and blue ribbons line eli's neighborhood. on friday night, authorities claimed it was enterovirus d68 that took the little boy's life. it's the first deadly case of the respiratory virus in our area. >> of course it's going to be on everybody's mind. it's only human nature. people are nervous. they're scared. >> enterovirus d68 has sickened more than 500 people in 43 states. almost all of them children. for real updates on enterovirus d68, please visit nbc10.com. we have information on the symptoms as well as health tips. >>> happening today, the freelance nbc photographer who flew to liberia will be receiving treatm

. >> the fact that maureen faulkner has to live through the the loss that she went through when her husband was murdered but new to live with media attention because a bunch of students decided her husband's murderer was ideal person to speak at their commencement, i was outraged. >> well, she was ant loan. abu-jamal was convicted of killing officer daniel faulkner in 1981. meanwhile, goddard college released this statement saying quote many diverse commencement speakers have been chosen to represent perspectives not normally in our discourse even fit is unpopular, we need to listen to and encourage in difficult discussions. this is what free speech is all b our students understand there is great more to it what abu-jamal has to say, and it is important that we, at goddard college, support this complicated inquiry and the the freedom of speech, end quote. >>> a security company is compiled a list of the most dangerous cities in pennsylvania, and coming in the at number eight is philadelphia you might the think philadelphia was number one. >> number one was actually chester. fox 29's sabina

>> mumia abu-jamal, maureen faulkner is quoted in the paper after governor corbett signed the bill, whicheing called saying only to hear him during a commencement speech on the radio, it rips open a scab. well, i feel sorry for her. thingsst people hear that disturbs them, they change the channel. she can change the channel. man,wrote a bill for one and they admit that, i'm told, in their discussions in committee. they wrote a bill based on a false reporting of what was discussed at a school that i am an alumni have. i attended and graduated from the college. i was invited by the staff and the students and the administrators to talk to my college about what it meant to get an education from goddard. i did that. and if the constitution doesn't protect that, in a protects nothing. if the constitution can be used against one, it can be used against all. orid not take an oath affirmation to support, protect, defend the constitution of pennsylvania or the united states. i don't have to. but of the many people who did, they know they're violating it by signing this law. , nominated be the head

i attended had second in protest with maureen faulkner of what was taking place.e students desperately wanted attention. they loved the media spectacle their invitation generated. which is why now i will not identify the college in new england that will on sunday. thank you so much for joining me. don't forget you can follow me on twitter as long as you can swell smerconish. see you next week. >>> we have a lot to talk about this morning. but first we want to say hello. i'm christy paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> and beginning with two big stories this morning ebola patient tomas duncan is fighting for his life. he could face criminal charges the dallas county district attorney office is looking into his story to determine if he knowingly and intentionally exposed the public to ebola. >> meanwhile the white house is trying to calm fierce of ebofea ebola in the u.s. >> i want to emphasis the united states is prepared to deal with this crisis. >> and ten people in contact with duncan are at high risk of contracting the virus. plus prime minister david cameron vows

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why would you not have maureen faulkner talking about how you strive and grow and how you try to healn 1981? just hearing his comments, him thanking the college, how about thanking the citizens of pennsylvania for paying for your education that you got in prison? this guy just never stops and that's why i think as a state law maker, we have to step in. >> you just mentioned maureen faulkner, the widow of the police officer that this guy shot. here she is with megyn kelly. listen to this. >> i am just absolutely outraged that they would have such a hate-filled murderer on as a commencement speaker. >> okay. so she's horrified as we all are. mike, you want to make sure this never happens again. so what sort of legislation are you proposing? >> what we're going to do here is right now, actually in every justice system, the accuser and accused always have equal rights. it seems, though, that once a person is incarcerated, the victims no longer have rights. so right now nothing can be done about it. we want to provide an avenue with this legislation that allows for victim, the district att

maureen faulkner is the widow of that fallen philadelphia police officer.nia senator pat toomey. good morning to both of you. thank you so much for spending this tisq on with us this morning. can i money imagine what's going through your head as you have to suffer this indignity, this injustice again by having this convicted killer, this murderer speak to young graduates at their commencement ceremony. >> yes, kimberly, you know, this has been going on for years and years and years. danny was murdered in 1981. by this man. and for the past 33 years, the faulkner family and i have to endure the heartache of once again him being out and able to speak to the public. and i just think it's despicable. i think it's wrong. >> it's very disrespectful to the memory, you know, of your husband who served so faithfully. i just don't understand the priorities of this school and i want to bring the senator in. they say it's an issue of a free speech and that they don't want to interfere with the will of their students. how do you see it? >> i think that's just absolutely

joining us now maureen faulkner and sponsor of the bill state representative mike verb.come to you both. >> thank you, how have you been. >> it has been a while. >> it is emotional, when these things come up, in the news and all of a sudden you hear he is publicly speaking once again. >> i'm sorry we did have to play that tape. >> did you listen to anymore of it or did you stay a away from it completely. >> in, i listened to it. >> you did. >> what was that like. >> it what's motional. i was angry. a little bit outraged that he has a voice when danny lost his so many years ago. >> so what did you, this upset you, you know, we have talk back and forth bit. what did you do about it, remind everybody. >> well, we introduced legislation called revictim says act. this is about all victims in the commonwealth. basically it gives standing to the victim, district attorney or attorney general, in this case, maureen, to go to a judge and file a civil action and ask the judge to interest convenient in the behavior and conduct. we are hearing a lot from all kind of extremist here th

. >> danny faulkner's widow maureen said in an interview late last week that the selection ever abu-jamal to give that graduation speech was simply despicable. live in center city, doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00, it was a close one. but the eagles managed to rebound today after their first loss of the season the other week. the birds pulled off a 34-28 win against the st. louis rams. comcast sports net's derek gunn was there. there were some nail-biting moments in the second half. >> from the department of looks can be deceiving, what should have been a blowout turns into too close for comfort. chip kelly trying to lead his team to a seventh straight regular season win at lincoln financial field. special teams setting the tone. first quarter, james casey. chris marigold scoops it up. 20-7 at halftime. in the third, the defense coming through. trent cole on the sack and strip. cedric thornton pounces on it in the end zone to make it 27-7. 34-7 at one point. the eagles had to hold on to win this one. john clark will be along later an with all the highlights and postgame comments

a crime who still haunts faulkner's widow maureen. >> she went home with this last night. this is recurring in her life for years. >> i picked up a phone and got ahold of goddard college. the associate director of alumni affairs spoke with maureen defending their students' selection. >> they find the issues he raises to be worthy of careful consideration. >> back at the scene at 13th and locust more than three decades later, a plaque sits feet from where he was murdered. in that same 30 years, abu jamal finished his degree at goddard college. >> my question is why is he receiving special benefits from prison when nobody else gets it? >> he's being held in schuykill county. police officers put their lives on the line every day to protect society and now we have a college allowing an individual convicted of murdering a police officer to share his opinions with impressionable students. that fact is very troubling. end quote. wetzel says inmates have a constitutional right to access it was and can't prevent goddard from taping the call. >> they look at it as a journalist speak

faulkner. his widow maureen was next to the governor's side today. >>> well, bill was sign at the site of officer faulkner's murder and supporters of mumia abu-jamal held a rally with there i today. they say bill limits free speech rights of inmates. >>> democratic candidate for pennsylvania governor tom wolf is in bethlehem today. he met with small business own's long main street. most polls right now show wolf leading corbett ahead of next months' lex. >>> city of trenton painted over a mural depict ing over michael brown, unarmed teen shot and killed by police in ferguson missouri. here's what the mural used to look like. it features a picture of brown with the phrase sagging pants is not probable cause. yesterday the mural was removed by the city at the direction of the trenton downtown association. officials say that the mural did not fit the vibe of the business district, and that it might have a negative effect on police and community relations. >>> still ahead, this evening bringing attention to the concussions and effect they have on young athletes. ahead a surprise donation to a mother

and faulkner's widow maureen spoke out. >> only to hear him doing commencement speeches on the radior his face on the wall, movies, it rips open a scab. it's hard to continue to move on in life. >> so the rights group says it's violates constitutional right to free speech. >>> mob boss joey marino was under survived release. they did not file the proper paperwork before his parole expired last month. they ordered him to court on friday. >>> and teresa giudici wants to have her sentence in a halfway house. she asked if he she can serve 12 municipalities there instead of 15 municipalities behind bars. the government is opposed to that. she is asking to be housed in costinanother state. once she is done her husband will spend time. >>> the probe may come to an end soon. no sign was arson or foul play. >>> a flag in flu offer the capital on september 11, 2001 was destroyed in the fire. >>> parts of ocean county was hit with heavy rain. that made a dramatic scene. he was driving home from a funeral when it started to pour. before he knew it his car was struck. water rising up to his doors

they wanted to show support for faulkner's widow, maureen. yesterday, students at goddard college in vermont listened to a recorded speech by mumia abu-jamal, the man convicted of killing officer faulkner in 1981. >> the nation is in deep trouble, largely because old thinking, both domestically and globally has led us into the morass that the nation now faces. >> now, abu-jamal's speech was played for about 20 students receiving degrees from goddard, which is the same school he graduated from in 1996. he's serving a life sentence for the murder of officer faulkner. >>> well, there was an emotional tribute last night at gillette stadium as the patriots showed their support for the daughter of a rival team member. devon still is a defensive tackle of the cincinnati bengals. he is from wilmington, delaware. and during a time-out, the patriots cheerleaders -- the patriots cheerleaders, the other team, they switched up their uniforms. look at that. they wore still's jersey and a video played on the big screen in support of his daughter. still was m

faulkner. they wanted to show support for his widow, maureen. yesterday, students at goddard college in vermont were listening to a recorded speech by mumia abu-jamal, the man convicted of killing faulkner in 1981. >> the nation is in deep trouble, largely because old thinking, both domestically and globally, has led us into the morass that the nation now faces. >> now, in spite of protests, abu-jamal's speech was played for about 20 students who received their degrees from the same school where he graduated in 1996. abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the murder of officer faulkner. >>> new information now on the pennsylvania pornographic e-mail scandal. state attorney general kathleen kane says she's trying to comply with the judge's request for information about the officials involved. in an e-mail to chief justice ronald castillo, kane said she would hand over any pornographic e-mails involving any judicial officer if her office is allowed. she said the issue is under review by her civil division. now, last week, you may remember two sta