jim jones was my father. robert never met his grandfather. >> reporter: st. mary's coach randy bennett prefers that his transfer forward focus on his game. jones, now a red shirt junior, was forced to sit out and watch st. mary's make a deep run in the tournament last year. he is now responsible for leading them back. >> not being able to play, sitting on sidelines gave me a new perspective on basketball and i appreciate it but i'm glad i'm back playing. >> we will have highlights of his performance tonight at 11:00 p.m. he is playing tonight. incredible story, incredible young man. >> you don't want the child to worry so you don't tell them the whole story. that's like a parent. >> that's probably one story you don't really know or not much about. >> thank you. >> okay. >> good deal. >> "eye on the bay" is coming up next. we will see you back here at 11:00 p.m. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ female announcer ] with cable's bundle c

remember rob jones, the former reardon high school school and grandson of jim jones. the controversial leader who organized a massu side in guyana in 1978. jones with the heavy family history but real nice young man. 18 points tonight against his former team. he transferred from san diego. st. mary's wins, 67-56. >>> one day after the compelling yet partially sad al davis news conference, we have this. the new head coach in some hot water with the league office. but it appears it's nothing major. in fact, the show goes on. hue jackson was the guest of honor tonight at everett jones barbecue. the welcome party organized by oakland city council member brooks. here's the rub. earlier in the day, the league office ordered jackson to end all ties with a company he was endorsing called swat. the company sells supplements including a product which is banned by the nfl. the banned substance. jackson has since ended his relationship with that company. >>> baseball news. when you win the world series, everyone wants to reign. and this guy earned his. casilla, not a star but a ke

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where jim jones has taken his followers. here you see spears interviewing one of the families that wanted to deflect. gunman opened fire at a landing strip killing ryan and four others and critically injurying spear. events replaying in spear's head with this weekend's shooting in arizona and the shooting of giffords. >> i keep going back in those times and remembering those moments laying on that airstrip for 22 hours. >> reporter: shot five times. >> i still carry two. >> two bullets. >> i still carry two. my stomach is still churning because i know what gabby is going through right now. it's going to be a long recovery but she's going to do it and i'm going to be there to help her. >> i do. >> reporter: it took jackie spear 29 years to win her bosses seat in congress. and she says she learned from leo ryan to live each day as if it was the last. rita williams, ktvu news. >>> the shootings in tucson have triggered a lot of talk on whether extreme rhetoric may have motivated the gunman. callers to kgo radio debated that que

where jim jones has taken his followers. here you see spears interviewing one of the families that wanted to deflect. gunman opened fire at a landing strip killing ryan and four others and critically injurying spear. events replaying in spear's head with this weekend's shooting in arizona and the shooting of giffords. >> i keep going back in those times and remembering those moments laying on that airstrip for 22 hours. >> reporter: shot five times. >> i still carry two. >> two bullets. >> i still carry two. my stomach is still churning because i know what gabby is going through right now. it's going to be a long recovery but she's going to do it and i'm going to be there to help her. >> i do. >> reporter: it took jackie spear 29 years to win her bosses seat in congress. and she says she learned from leo ryan to live each day as if it was the last. rita williams, ktvu news. >>> the shootings in tucson have triggered a lot of talk on whether extreme rhetoric may have motivated the gunman. callers to kgo radio debated that que

congresswoman jackie spear was in guiana investigating the jim jones compound when shot five times. she pretended to be dead for hours and how she survived. she still has two bullets in her body. we spoke with congresswoman speier, she has a strong opinion on gun control and says the violent language used on both sides of the aisles during the last year has to come to an end. >> i hope that we recognize now that this kind of vitriol and violent rhetoric that has become commonplace on radio, on tv, and frankly in the chamber and house of representatives, that all of that has got to be toned down. we've got to create a greater civility in the way we communicate with each other. the assault weapon ban we have in california has expired on a federal level and while this was not an assault weapon, this was a -- appears it was a handgun with an extensive magazine which allowed him to shoot over 20 rounds. we have got to place some kind of controls on these weapons. >> currently in arizona, the law allows people to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. >>> as the congresswoman and othe

jones industrial average gained 83 points to close at 11,755. the nasdaq rose 20 points to close at 2,737. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: the third largest city in australia-- brisbane-- was a ghost town today after scores of people fled from massive floods. the disaster has left dozens of towns in queensland state submerged. today, the brisbane river hit its peak and isn't expected to recede until tomorrow. john irvine of "independent television news" reports from the flood zone. >> reporter: for weeks, the people of brisbane have been spectators, watching on television as disaster unfolded elsewhere. but now suddenly they are experiencing the big flood firsthand. much of australia's third-largest city has been built on the flood plain of the brisbane river chp is expected to peak at 20 feet above flood level. throughout the day, brisbaneites have watched as various pieces of debt rits large and small have been carried downstream towards the sea. this will may be just a fore taste of what's to come here. the streets around the river are largely deserted. shopkeepers have been sandbagging their prerties and

. >> like jim jones training camp thing or some sort of crazy what is it? i don't know. i don't know what the hell it is. >> the flop. >> i've never seen it. >> check. check by tony. check by phil. daniel, with his 10s, bets $3,000. >> still fold. i know you're folding. fold by tony and fold by phil. >> good fold, tony. >> king-queen. >> well, you were drawing almost dead, 'cause one of these is a king or a queen. i showed a 10. so, daniel wins the pot, and tony g is unable to get his wish, as hellmuth remains in the game. daniel made the biggest move tonight. he's won over $134k, while tony g took a tumble. with the help of that big win versus phil, the loose cannon ernest wiggins from washington, d.c., finds himself in great position with almost $65,000 in profits. >> all right, guys, it's the last hand of the night. d.c., you have to be feeling good right now. you're up $64k. >> 64 dimes. >> i'm -- you know, i haven't even been keeping up. yeah. i've just been, like, playing poker. i ain't -- i don't -- i really don't know, really. not thinking about it too much? no,