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police say 38 year old william barber used his twitter page to direct message a former student and sexually assault her. starting with she was in just eighth grade. police also say the victim can -- victim sent barber nude photos, he in return sent inapropriate twitter messages commenting on her physical appearance. >> delaware county store is check its packages very carefully after saving illegal delivery this week. >> 90 pounds of pot, now police obviously would like to know who sent it. two shipment were delivered to the clothing store, city blue in upper darby. police say it came from california delivered we fed eggs. the street value of this high grade marijuana is $300,000. the manager, who asked not to be identified, says that while the two deliveries were marked with the store address, he didn't recognize the recipient on the package. the store manager did not want to be identified. >> i did what i was supposed to do. there was nothing else to do but hand it over to the authority. >> it is now that holiday season where numerous packages are coming through. and you can't tell me that

william barber.amassed a social move in carolina now in its 75th week of frost. >> i met a woman from green peace and said she was glad to they are together. those attempting to deny healthcare. those attacking minimum wages, those who are attacking women's rights and lbgt rights and immigrants' rights, what you are hearing in america now with all of the different movements, is prophetic mourning. >> reporter: for bar berk it's the universality of the activists struggle that will make the difference. >> yesterday on at the plane a lady said we are landing in st. louis i wonder do we have to go through ferguson with fear and i turned around and said to her, yes, because ferguson is not just in missouri, every city you go through has some element of ferguson. >> reporter: al jazerra, st. louis. >>> the world health organization says nearly 7,000 people have now died from the ebola outbreak in western africa. the number of deaths has leapt by 1200 in just four days since the laste lasted with last w.h..

william barber. >> i just met a young lady in the hotel who said she was with green peace but she wasglad that environmental assists were able to hookup with civil rights and understand the i understand section of our issues. those who are attempting to deny healthcare, those who are attacking minimum wages, those who are attacking women's rights and lgbt rights and immigrants' rights. what you are hearing in america now with all of the different movement, is prophetic mourning. >> reporter: for barber it's the universality of the activists struggle that will make the difference. >> yesterday on the plane a lady said we are landing in st. louis, i wonder do we have to go through ferguson, with fear. i turned around and said to her, yes, because ferguson is not just in missouri, every city you go through has some element of ferguson. >> reporter: al jazerra, st. louis. >>> the world health organization says nearly 7,000 people have now died from the ebola outbreak in western africa. the number of deaths has leapt by 1200 in just four days since the last w.h.o. report. more than 16,000

only fox 29 news was there as william barber headed into a glenn mills courtroom. the deputy district attorney says he waived his right to a preliminary hearing on most of the counts against him. the health and phys. ed. teacher was arrested in september accused of having sex with a student. barber is out on bail and has been given permission to see his children. >> he filed a motion requesting and was granted permission to be around his own children for this time period, but he is not permitted to be around other children and he's not permitted to interact with other children in any way and certainly to have no contact with the victim. >> barber game a fm face to many after he and his wife started a lemon shot challenge to help their daughter brielle and others battling cancer. he will be back in court next month. >> developing right now, the sex assault allegations against legendary comic bill cosby. the former prosecutor who declined to bring charges in the case against cosby nearly 10 years ago is talking about why that case was never brought. more than a dozen

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william barber, president of the north carolina naacp and president of so, journers. thank you for your time tonight gentleman. reverend barber what he just described i find horrific. no american should have to go through something like that and somebody ought to call the st. louis cops for acting like that and clearly getting away with it. it's clearly intimidation. your thoughts on it? >> well it's horrific and it's happening too often and if i might lift the scripture during the first christmas when black boys and brown boys were being killed by an out of control king you could hear the voice of rachel weeping and wailing and refused to be comforted. you see non-violence protests everywhere. what we have is every 28 hours a black man is being killed, according to one statistic. you had 29,000 tickets in st. louis last year, 86% african-american, 92% arrest. you have more african-american males in prison today than you had in slavery in 1850. that is why people are refusing to be comforted because of this system of jim crowe over profiling, over arresting, over inca

only fox 29 news was there as william barber headed in a glenn mills courtroom.preliminary hearing on most of the counts against him. police arrested the health and phys. ed. teacher in september they say he had sex with a student. barber is out on bail and the judge has given him permission to see his children. >> he filed a motion requesting and was granted permission to be around his own children for this time period, but he is not permitted to be around other children, and not permed to interact with other children in any way and certainly no couldn't having with the victim. >> he became a familiar face to many after he and his wife started a lemon shot challenge to help their daughter and other who's are battling cancer. he will be back in court next month. >> the philadelphia da has dropped charges against a teenager accused of terrorizing his blind neighbor and her therapy dog. a year and a half ago ma row ya cologne told police her dog saved her by barking and then using her paws to call 911. she claimed mcduffy broke into her home and tried to kill her b

reverend william barber, i appreciate your time tonight. you have done magnificent work for the residents there in the state of north carolina. thanks so much. >> take care. >> preeappreciate it. thanks to joining us. coming up, scott walker is 36 hours away from becoming aets player or pretender. rapid response panel weigh this is. plus the mayor of mistrust teams with florida republicans to slam charlie crist. stay with us. but i've managed.e crohn's disease is tough, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious aller

of of having sex with a 15-year-old appears in court today and only fox 29 news was there as william barber appeared in a glenn mills courtroom. the deputy district attorney waived his right to preliminary hearing today on most of the counts. the health and phys. ed. i they are which you arrested back in september accused of of having sex with a student. victim was also in court today. >> she was the victim was here today ready to testify if need needed. she is available and certainly ready to testify if and when that time comes unless some other resolution to the case occurs. >> barber is out on bail a judge is allowing him to see his children but he's not around any other kids. he became a familiar face after he hadn't his wife started that lemon shot challenge to help their daughter and others battling cancer. he'll be back in court next month. >> developing story right now, the sex assault allegations against legendary comic bill cosby aren't going anywhere. the former prosecutor who declined to bring charges in a case against cosby nearly a decade ago is now talking about what might ha

. >> reporter: someone well placed to nut out a strategy is reverend dr william barber, mobilizing a movement in north carolina, in its 75th week of protest. >> i met a young lady in the hotel who is with greenpeace and was glad that environmentalists could hook up with civil rights and under the intersection of our issues. those denying health care, those attacking minimum wages, those attacking women's rights and l.g.b.t. rights and immigrants rights. what you hear in america with the different movement is prophetic mourning. >> it's the universitiality of the struggle that will make the difference. the. >> on a plane yesterday a lady said "we are landing in st louis, i wonder if we have to go through ferguson", with fear. i said yes, ferguson is not in missouri. every city you go through has an element of ferguson >>> jonathan clark is a o blogger in st louis, and an analyst. he joins us from skype. following the announcement that officer darren wilson would not be indicted. social media lit up with real-time reaction. twitter listed this map, with 23 million tweets mentioning the

reporter perry bacon details, if these democrats win they need to thank people like reverend william barberublican imposed measures like voter i.d. laws were akin to wading through the blood of the marty martyrs. and it's not just the south where democrats are counting on strong black voter democratic turnout. hoping to drive them in the african-american community, religious leaders will be helping lead souls to the the polls tomorrow. the only sunday allowed by law for early voting in the buckeye state. one of the leaders joins us now from shorehouse baptist church in cleveland. >> it's aaron phillips. >> oh, i am very sleepy. i apologize, pastor phillips. >> some argue it's inappropriate for churches and church leaders to be involved in promoting and assista assisting to voting. what's your response to that? >> they wouldn't know their history. we know it has been a long time. history from the the african-american community that african-american spiritual leaders, male and female, have always come, stepped up to the plate when it came for speaking up for voters rights, civil rights and ma

altogether, more than 900 people were arrested including the leader reverend william barber of the north carolina naacp. it was and is an inspiring faith-based progressive movement. it's also a reaction to a political shift with the famously moderate and conservative republican state where republicans took control of its government for the first time in 100 years. in 2010, national republican groups poured money into races for the state legislature to get a majority to control redistricting for u.s. house seats which would then put more republicans in congress. they were joined by local conservative donors, most notably multimillionaire art pope who spent more than $2 million getting 18 republicans into the statehouse. and it worked. republicans took over both houses of the north carolina general assembly. national republicans called it among their greatest successes. in a year where they took over 19 statehouses around the country. in 2012, republican pat mccory took the governor's mansion giving them a rubber stamp for bill after bill after bill. this is, if nothing else, a reminder th

with three barbers and now boasts 37. >> i took guys who didn't have any clientele and put them in a place where a lot of people needed hair cuts. >> after a career in the marines, williams went to nursing school, but was honest with himself and got out. >> i realized that you don't want a person in health care that's just doing it for money. >> he tried hit hand at barbering. with his personality and tension for wooing people has built a successful business as diverse behind the razors and scissors as those underneath him. >> the way he focuses on business and how he makes things happen. >> williams isn't satisfied with giving opportunities, he mentors, teaching his crew is ups and downs of mentorship. eye cr n duncan partnered with jerm roam. >> jerome gave me the opportunity to work 24/7. you can make as much money if you like. >> 1.6 million is the goal. >> williams clearly has financial goals for himself, seeing others reach theirs motivates him to keep it growing one barber at a time. >> it's important for me to help barber become owners because once you're a owner, then you can help others. >> a philosophy he nets never wants to see out of style. >> it's good. >>

. >> reporter: though williams clearly has financial goals for himself, seeing others reach theirs motivates him to keep jay's growing one barber at a time. >> perfect. >> it's important for me to help barbers become owners because once you're an owner, then you can help others. >> reporter: a philosophy he never wants to see out of style. >> it's good. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc news, highland, indiana. >>> and a reminder, we are always looking for people who are making a difference. you can nominate someone in your life, in your community, share their story with us on our website, then perhaps see it here on our broadcast. >>> that is our broadcast for this friday night and this week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. >>> funny thing about quarantine is everybody knows who you are. >> at 6:00, the doors are open. a stanford doctor ends his self-imposed quarantine on the peninsula. good evening. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. ebola-free and back seeing patients. for the first time in 21

. >> reporter: though williams clearly has financial goals for himself, seeing others reach theirs motivates him to keep jay's growing one barber >> it's important for me to help barbers become owners because once you're an owner then you can help others. >> reporter: a philosophy he never wants to see out of style. ron mott, nbc news, highland, indiana. >>> reminder, we are always looking for people who are making a difference. you can nominate someone in your life in your community, share their story with us on our website and then perhaps see it here on our broadcast. >>> that is our broadcast for this friday night and this week, thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. as always, we hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, have a good weekend. good night. he meantime, have a weekend. good night. >> lights! camera! access! >> are you kidding me? >> all four of them have been in jail. she just doesn't get it. she just doesn't get it. who are you turning down? >> so did exasperated dr. phil make progress with mama june?