[ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: on monday a group describing themselves as the new black panther party gathered nearby. some of them armed. the defense attorney called for a mistrial because of the demonstrations. >> there was a truck carrying a coffin with the names of the defendants on it. >> reporter: the judge denied the motion allowing closing arguments to resume where defense attorneys claim that arbery was to blame for his own death. >> running away instead of facing the consequences, acting erratically when approached and making terrible, unexpected, illogical choices. >> reporter: travis mcmichael, his father gregory and william bryan are accused of murdering him after chasing him down in georgia last year. their lawyers say the men had reasonable suspicion to believe had stolen from a construction site before the encounter arguing that the killing was justified under a citizen's arrest law at the time. >> and so he's done what he thinks the law allows him to do, which is to try to de-escalate that approach by showing force. >> reporter: arbery was never seen stealing from the

because the wrath of karma is coming on america, not taking it no more, the group caring new black panther flags with the deadly corpse inside with names george floyd and breonna taylor, the soft on crime da larry krasner, shooter the kill the woman and her unborn child, covington was loading gifts from her baby shower when she was shot several times in the head and the belly. police believe she was planned target the shooting. no arrests have been made that they are questioning a suspect in the case. they advocate fewer gun prosecutions was critics say led to an increasing crime. carley: an internal poll paints an alarming picture of police morale finding more than half of officers regret joining the force which are to react is john mccarty. wasn't long ago being a police officer, being an nypd officer was the coolest profession out there and now we are seeing 56% of officers wish they never joined. what happened? >> the results of this survey should be concerning to all citizens. it highlights the failures of leftist policies. the nypd is made of the most diverse members of the community

the panthers beat up the shorthanded cardinals, 34-10. >>> patriots won big on the browns. also my faenlts team just needs ten points tonight from matt stafford and dell beckham jr. >>> bill karins, how is your team doing? >> up and down, kind of like the weekend. the storms that rolled through the northeast were pretty incredible on saturday for november of all days. we had some tonights reported in places that never had tornadoes reported in the month of november. in all we had five tornado reports, significant damage, no injuries, no fatalities. we're talking about a huge red oak right there that came down. luckily that didn't fall on the house or anyone down. for brantford connecticut, near long island, the scene was pretty much the same, 80 to 100 miles an hour and trees were the biggest issue. pretty incredible. five confirmed tornadoes in november, in new york and also connecticut. >>> after the storms moved through t cold air moved in. we've had a blustery windy cold start to the day. we're going to have a little more snow. we didn't get crazy amounts of snow over t

ridley was a last-minute scratch from yesterday's game against the carolina panthers. during the game he explained on twitter that he's stepping away from football to focus on his mental well-being. ridley missed another game last month for what the falcons called a personal matter. he did not say when he might return to action. >>> the suspense over why green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers was letting his hair grow out is over. rodgers revealed his halloween costume on instagram over the weekend. two photos show rodgers as the hit man character john wick played by keanu reeves in several movies. rodgers had previously said that he was growing out his hair for a costume but did not reveal what it was until saturday. rodgers had said that the costume was a year in the making. >>> and some of music's biggest names were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in a star-studded ceremony in cleveland. ♪ >> taylor swift performed a tribute to one of this year's inductees, carole king, during saturday's ceremony. the class of 2021 also included such artists as t

dylan's score in the fourth helped lead the packers to a 17-nothing win cam newton was back in a panthers uniform for the first time since 2019. and the former number one overall pick rushed for that touchdown in his very first play back he also threw for a score in carolina's 34-10 win over the cardinals. >>> tom brady and the buccaneers had a tough time navigating the washington football team' defense. throwing a pair of picks on the day. the game on the line, washington went on a 19-play, ten-minute drive and antonio gibson's touchdown iced it. washington defeats the bucs, 29-19. >>> and with ben roethlisberger out after being placed on street steelers covid reserve list, neither the lions nor the steelers could find the uprights or the end zone during overtime. detroit still clawing for their first win of the season but they walk away with a 16-16 tie deandre swift was among week 10's top performers and stefan digs torched the jets for 162 yards in buffalo's 45-17 win >>> cleanup is underway after reports of tornados in the northeast. four tornados touched down around connecticut on s

some got involved in a black panther movement and other movement went on to graduate school, to jobs and to do other things. they left mississippi. some of the leaders in mississippi went on to organize in a different way than hammer was organizing. people to plant gardens, grow their own food, raise hogs so they would have meat for the winter time. and health care, she wanted healthcare for everybody. it was not good healthcare and accessing it was very difficult and expensive. she wanted universal preschool for every child. she was struggling for all the issues we are still struggling for that. she understood those basic things in her community could be replicated throughout the country. but her support system really fell away and it is tragic anyway. but a lot of those people went on to do great things in other parts of the country. that left her still in mississippi struggling with that economy, that environment. and it still in the bottom five for healthcare. and for education et cetera in the country so mississippi is still struggling. >> is there a landmark to show her she's f

this as armed members of the black panthers assemble outside the georgia courthouse. one man who identifies himself as the supreme commander of the militia issuing a warning to the accused men saying y'all are in serious trouble because the wrath of karma is coming on america. we are not taking no more. overnight, a massive house explosion in flint, michigan. search dogs used as three people are reported missing following the incident. at least two people are hospitalized. authorities saying there could also be fatalities. fire officials have not yet commented on a possible cause of the explosion. and listen to this: a long island emergency room temporarily closing due to staff shortages because of covid vaccine mandates. mount sinai closing the long beach emergency department for up to one month. patients who need emergency care will be sent to mount sinai south nassau's main campus which is a 15-minute drive away. hospital staff say 70 people who chose not to get vaccinated are forcing the closure. if the goal of the vaccine mandate is to keep people safe and health

everything would be fine and peaceful, but especially now, you think you're going to go to a bunch of black panthers and blm activists and tell them to hand the guns over to the cops they've been protesting for the last year. don't think that's going to happen, no. >> are you being looked at as a domestic terrorist organization? >> i've been visited by dhs, fbi, they'll show up to our work, show up to our houses. >> what's your social media status? >> banned off of literally everything. i can't make a new facebook on my account. my instagram on my business, i never posted anything political at all, didn't have my name on it. that got banned. my etsy page got banned. >> you were banned from etsy? >> yes, my etsy page was taken down. >> where is this all going to end? >> i mean, if you look at the last four years, constant doubting of elections, street violence, different factions fighting each other, murders, assassinations, a car bomb blew up in nashville, i don't think that america is going to be what we see it as now for much longer. >> are you willing to give your life for this cause? >> oh, 100%

and in his return, to carolina, cam newton runs and throw force a touchdown leading the panthers to a 34-10 blowout over the arizona cardinals. and the pittsburgh steelers struggled without big ben under center. tying the winless detroit loins 16-16. brian: just so happens i watched some of that game and i have never seen worse football in my life. carley: loins? >> and steelers. did you see it glorks how bad was that. >> very bad. carley: i'm sure their mothers thought they did a great job. you know how moms are. you did great job. brian: unbelievable. now you make me feel bad. steve: thanks, carley for the round up. brian: i guess. ainsley: does that mean? brian: just saying. closing arguments are set to get underway in the kyle rittenhouse trial and deliberations also set to begin. ainsley: the judge has to decide whether the jury can decide lesser charges against the 1-year-old. steve: alexis, we understand the national guard has been activated. >> good morning. that's right. the 500 national guardsmen here in the kenosha, wisconsin area are on stand by. the sheriff's department t

some of them got involved in the black panther movement and in other movements, went on to graduate school, went on to jobs, and to do other things, and they left mississippi, and some of the leaders in mississippi went on to organize in a different way than hamer was organizing. and she was involved in, you know, raising money to buy land for food co-opts so that people could plant gardens and grow their own food and raise hogs so that they would have meat for the wintertime. and health care. she wanted health care for everybody. it was not good health care. and accessing it was very difficult and expensive. and she wanted universal preschool for every child, i mean, she was struggling with a lot of the issues. we're still struggling for that. she understood those basic things in her community could be replicated throughout the country, but her support system really fell away, and it is tragic in a way. but a lot of those people went on to do great things in other parts of the country, but that left her still in mississippi struggling with that economy, that environment, and it's still, y

peaceful but especially now, like you think you are going to go to, you know, a bunch of like black panthers and blm activists and tell them to hand their guns over to the cops they have been protesting for the last year? don't think that's going to happen. you know? >> are you being looked at as a domestic terrorism operation? >> i have been visited by dhs, fbi, they will show up to our work. they will show up to our houses. >> what's your social media status? >> banned off of literally everything. like, i can't even make a new facebook on my account. my instagram which was for my business, i never posted anything political a at all. didn't even have my name on it. that got banned. my etsy page got banned. >> you are banned from etsy? >> yes, my etsy page was taken down. >> where is this all going to end? >> i mean, if you look at the last year, the last four years, constant doubting of elections, street violence, different political factions fighting each other, gun fights in the streets, murders, assassination, a car bomb like blew up that numberville. you know? i definitely don't think a

some of them got involved in the black panther movement and in other movements, went on to graduate school, went on to jobs, and to do other things, and they left mississippi, and some of the leaders in mississippi went on to organize in in a different way than hamer was organizing, and she was involved in, you know, raising money to buy land for food co-ops so the people could plant gardens and grow their own food and raise hogs so they would each have meat for the winter time, and health care, she wanted health care for everybody. it was not good health care. and accessing it was very difficult and expensive. and she wanted universal preschool for every child, i mean, she was struggling with a lot of the issues. we're still struggling for that. she understood those basic things in her community could be replicated throughout the country, but her support system really fell away, and it is tragic in a way. but a lot of those people went on to do great things in other parts of the country, but that left her still in mississippi struggling with that economy, that environment, and it's still,

one guest who appeared multiple times over the years is the imprisoned former black panther and journalist mumia abu jabal. >> we just got a call from mumia abu jabal from pitcher in pennsylvania. speaking to us no longer on death row. >> the subject monitoring it. >> you probably heard me refer to life as slow death row. it sound a little dramatic but it is really more truth to it than hyperbole. that is because in pennsylvania it has the highest population or one of the highest of lifers. in fact juveniles with life sentences and in pennsylvania there's no gradation. it is slow death row. when you see as i have seen going to chow or a meal and seeing what i call the million man wheelchair march it makes an impact. you look up in the morning and there are 30 or 40 guys in wheelchairs and although some are young most are quite old. amy: the words of mumia abu jabal. after a break we will continue our look back at the past 25 years of democracy now!. \m amy: on the evening of december 7, tuesday, 8:00 p.m. leela downs will join noam chomsky, angela davis, arundhati roy and winona laduke and

chadwick boseman's "black panther" character. those are movies that made millions of dollars. our society is not in shortage of nontoxic male figures. that's not what josh hawley is putting forward. they're putting forward donald trump who stands for everything they claim they don't stand for. >> right. i'm running out of time. liz, the idea that masculinity not unlike the best version of americanism is something that would be forged together, it's something that you explore in your book. what do you mean by mindful masculinity? >> it's important to have compassion in this conversation. there are a lot of men who are suffering in this country, but our inability to see men as vulnerability clouds us. i'll leave you with one data point. we're seeing the recent data, people who are more likely to lead in conspiracy theories regarding covid, it's based on gender. men are more likely to believe in these theories. it puts their health at risk and communities at risk. there's a lot of pain out there. men have needs too and we need to address them or else they can be exploited. >> yea

panthers bring quarterback cam newton back home. they cut him prior to the 2020 season after he lost eight straight games as a starter. spent one year in new england, was released this year. the a.p. report this new deal is worth $10 million. it comes after an mri monday revealed sam darnold would miss four weeks. vaccine mandates work. cam newton was cut by the patriots because he was not vaccinated. he has now received the shots and has a job again. >>> to the nba. four players ejected after four minutes of play after an alt ter indication between rudy gobert and myles turner. there you go. turner shoving gobert in the back. then a bear hug and general mayhem. the players needed to be separated near the jazz bench. as for the game, the pacers dealt the jazz their first loss at home. >>> uc riverside trailing arizona state with less than two seconds to play in regulation. >> you don't want to give anything away to riverside, but you cannot foul here. long distance -- >> oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! >> are you kidding me? that'

among the several groups were members of the new black panther party. they had a mock coffin set up outside the courthouse with the names of blacks who been killed by police over the past several years. right now the situation is calm and peaceful. prosecutors really made her final case today during two hours of rebuttal, telling the 12 person jury, 11 whites and one black male that they had to do their duty and punish the crime of murder. >> this isn't about whether these three men are good people are bad people. that's not what this is about. it's about responsibility. it's about holding people accountable and responsible for their actions. when they do something like this, they have to be held accountable and responsible. nobody gets a free pass. >> all three men face multiple charges. the most serious of which are felony murder and murder with malice. >> trace: steve harrigan outside the courthouse, thank you. >> sandra: it happened again, another mob orchestrating a high-end heist in california i.d. after we told you about bay area break-ins. this

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i will go with the panthers. lawrence: the los angeles rams and green bay packers, you know, you got aaron rodgers, i will go with the rams on this. >> reporter: that is interesting. the best wide receiver in the league versus the best corner in the league. that is the matchup to watch, circles that one if you ever that, they know each other very well. a bye week, you are right that they are rested up for the trip up north and i will go with aaron rodgers and the packers. will: let's double it, get it for the whole weekend you can give it to me for one day. >> deal. thanks so much. thanks for having me. >> you can download the fox that super 6 apps and enter for a chance to win. we thank you. still ahead, school administrator calls out schools for teaching kids critical race theory and the school districts cutting him off. lawrence: the public school administrative band property after he exposed critical race theory curriculums. >> my phone started blowing up, i couldn't log into anything that would let me do my

he is the son of a black panther. he has some bad blood with the global group of blm. he sort of thinks they are not radical enough for him. and i think sets up a really interesting debate. people who want in no, we just gave a headline about a rash of rapes that are happening here in the city. there is a lot of crime, there was an assault just here right in midtown yesterday. i mean, this is a serious issue. i don't feel safe walking around this studio. so, this is going to be a really great battle between those who want law and order and the criminals, basically, who want to be off. and blm and groups like that representing them. brian: here is the hawkeye newsom with the threat. >> if they think that they are going to go back to the old ways of policing, that we are going to take to the streets again. there will be riots, there will be fire, and there will be blood shed. >> we have people in city council who can create problems for him. we have people in the streets who can create problems for this administration by shutting it down. make no mistake about it, i am n

his mom was a black panther by the way. he is saying listen you bring back that plain clothes police force in new york, you start enforcing the law here, you are going to see blood on the streets. here's where eric -- the mayor elect eric adams, here's what he has to say about it. >> national state and city should stand up and say we will never allow anyone to make those comments, fringe group or not that there would be blood in our streets. do you know where that blood ends up? in the streets of our community. will: so that line "blood on the streets" that's a quote from the man you are referencing the leader here in new york city. is he not running from it. i'm talking about hawkeye -- hawk newsom. is he not running from this if you bring back policing there will be blood shed. in fact, he came on the fox news channel. he's going to be on the fox news channel tonight at 10:00 p.m. on dan bongino's show we will have dan to tell what's requesting on the show tonight. he is not can denying what he is calling for. newsome is

the washington football team spoils cam newton's homecoming defeating the carolina panthers 27-21. and justin threw for three touchdowns of the l.a. charges defeat the pittsburgh steelers 41-37. exciting games all around. steve, over to you. steve: absolutely. thanksgiving week there is going to be. carley: a lot more football. steve: a prald counsel in front of our building. in fact, check in with meteorologist adam klotz who is in front of our building with the "foxcast" for this monday, adam? adam: good morning, steve. a bit of a raw morning on the east coast, especially out here on fox square where the temperature is around 50 degrees. as can you tell light rain just behind me. that's the only rain across the country. let's dive right in to what we are looking at. temperatures hanging around the 50's up and down the east coast. you see big frontal boundary and the temperatures drop quickly as you run into the middle of the country. 25 degrees in chicago. 31 degrees in kansas city here early this morning. that line is a line of storms and we are seeing that rain currently fallin

so the black panthers and dr. martin luther king and it was a problem then but now that we're having tech and other people co-sign, maybe there's something there. but i would love for you to just talk about, you know, how you navigate this issue of folks not wanting to trust mothers to make these decisions that are best for their body and baby. >> yeah, i mean, for me one of the reasons why it was important to start the abundant birth project, because for four decades, we have been documenting how black people are having babies too early, are suffering, and are unprotected during their birthing process. and it often results in adverse outcomes for moms and babies and entire families. but what we have also been increasingly understanding as time passes is that it's not actually the behavior or the choices that black parents are making, rather, it's the experience of racism and the stress that comes from racism that is impacting black birthing people's abilities to have healthy and safe pregnancies. there's somethin