on the ground, jacobs thought tt about cutting inside. stop. >> brian: hot start for derek carr. back-to-back targets at his new tight end, waller. one to short, one down the field. and a big third down and three in the red zone. >> steve: tenth play of this drive upcoming. why not go back to waller. he's in motion. here's carr. broncos rush four. some pressure, it's caught, tyrell williams. and the raiders strike first.t.. >> brian: big-time opening drive from derek carr. look at williams, when he goes to throw that football, that is perfectly thrown. can't throw it out there any better, right behind the linebacker. big-time conversion. >> louis: you need to squeeze the coverage in the red zone. you get caught behind a receiver, he's going to block you out like a basketball player. that's what happened on that play. just pitch and catch to derek right there. >> steve: ten-play, 72-yard drive. carlson, on the way. and for all the people asking the question, how would the raiders offense do without antonio brown, so far, so good. the raide

so you looked at their policies and it is jacob's policies, not ch. this is a jacob's firm policy. the benefit and treatment of lesbian and gay policies was good, as well as the network and connections, but that's been the state of affairs for some time. what was especially notable was their policies toward the transgender community, supporting people in transition for gender expression, the health benefits. their transgender pot policies e progressive and this is a group of peach in the lgbt group that still suffers intense employment discrimination. i was happy with how the lesbi lesbian, gay was treated but i was very impressed with how transgender was treated. >> i'm going back to a question that i would like to direct to jacobs. why would you not asked for an of courshave asked foran exempt. >> so you need so address -- i believe because it's not required. >> i guess wouldn't it be good housekeeping to act ask for onen these circumstances? >> why doesn't our general counsel take a crack. >> michelle, you ask for an exemption to the extent you have a contract to off apply. you

jacob: yes. it is partly a political game.he labour party and the opposition in parliament basically want to be able to campaign that boris johnson broke his promise. , theber he said "do or die u.k. is leaving on october 31. if you only have the election after that date, when boris johnson had to eat crow and go back and ask the eu for another extension, they will paint him as a weak and indecisive leader and then hope in their mind that will be enough to defeat him. david: it is fair to say one of the biggest stumbling blocks has been the backstop. what to do on that irish border. we had boris johnson go to ireland and make another promise. listen to what he said. >> is someone who went to the border several times before the good friday agreement and shuttered to see watchtowers on u.k. soil, i can say now, as i said many times before, the u.k. will never ever institute checks at the border. david: i do not get it. even if he gets the election and gets extended into 2020, what is the solution? theresa may tried again and aga

for jacob bell, it's tension of another kind.e faces a hearing for a fight with a fellow inmate. >> there's a classification committee day. my counselor called me in this morning. i was just involved in a mutual combat where i lost 90 days of credit. if i don't get my time back, i'm going to be in a lot of trouble. if i don't get it back, i'll be going home 90 days later. i'm hoping to get 100% back. >> you're here for your annual review. you're in front of the captain and the staff assistant. we're going to have cc 1 pacifica. this is a 36-year-old parole violator with a new term, serving a four-year sentence, for assault with force gpi with a weapon. cdcr 115 on 7/27 for mutual combat. it was a division "b" offense. he was found guilty. and assessed 90 days loss of credit. increasing his release date. to 6/13/2008. inmate bail has met the disciplinary free period and applied for the loss of credit to be restored. >> i'm going to go ahead and grant you your restoration of credit for the mutual combat, which is 90 days, so you'll

we also heard from dominic raab, the foreign secretary and jacob rees—mogg. over the last 2a hours or so continues to work down the river catchments and we have a number of flood warnings in force across england and wales. and with more heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of days, the situation could get worse for some before it gets better. mind you, it's quite ropey at the moment. the roads near hathersage in derbyshire are locally flooded. today's weather has been brought by this curl of cloud, but we're monitoring this next one. this is going to be bringing some heavy rain back to england and wales as we go through monday and tuesday. so, as i say, things could get worse before they get better. the radar picture at the moment is picking up an area of persistent rain across parts of northern and eastern england, plenty of showers elsewhere so it has been a pretty unsettled day and it's all down this to area of low pressure. as the slow start to pull eastwards during this evening, the winds will start to strengthen for a time across east anglia

jacob: elections are incredibly open.t will be vote, to unite the brexit bringing as many brexit party voters as possible. at the same time, if he does that, he campaigns on a no deal. lose all their seats in scotland, that is about a dozen, they will probably be decimated in the london area, where they will lose a lot of seats as well. i think we could be looking at another hung parliament. then the question is if that is remaine, can you have a coalition coming together to agree to a second referendum but all told, this is an incredibly uncertain period for the u.k. how do you think it is being viewed in paris and berlin and brussels? there is an expectation within 10 downing street that they will allow the u.k. a better deal, that there will be a better deal on the table. they have to hold on and keep their nerve. is that your assessment? jacob: no. i think that is a fundamentally mistaken assessment. the big issue is the northern irish backstop. we should not mistake the europeans willing to say we are willing to talk

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jacob?e. >> reporter: as for leon's claim he never suggested killing meghan. >> if you injected someone with potassium chloride and stopped their heart that it would hurt them? >> yes. >> it would kill them? >> yes. >> and you knew that as a doctor. >> yes. >> when we would ask him a question, if he didn't feel like we had phrased it right, he would rephrase it for us. >> you need to restate your question and put it into context. >> i believe that he felt like he was smarter than cameron and i. >> reporter: did you just wanna smack him? >> yes. >> reporter: leon, they argued, didn't care who lived or died in his wake. >> he did nothing to stop this. in his mind his ex-girlfriend, is sitting by herself in a warehouse somewhere, in this city, zip-tied, with duckttape around her mouth. he thinks he can just walk away from this. >> reporter: it took the jury all of an hour and 15 minutes to decide leon's fate. >> we the jury find the defendant, leon phillip jacob, guilty of solicitation of capit

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so you have harriet jacobs and ann craft who have daring escape stories from slavery. if you could mention harriet's escape story. >> harriet jacobs you may be familiar with her narrative, it's called incidents in the life of a slave girl. have you heard about that book? so it was -- i'm not sure about the publication in history but it came into -- >> 1861. >> when it was sort of forgotten but came into the literary canon with a second wave feminist movement it became taught in women's history classes, incidents in the life of a slave girl and in it she describes her life in slavery in north carolina and her eventual escape to freedom. and it's a grueling story, parts of it that are in north carolina where she talks about somewhat frankly about sexual exploitation of enslaved women by white men, how white men were constantly pursuing her, really difficult decisions that she made about her own sexuality because of the ways that white men were trying to coerce her into having sexual relations with them. she ends up hiding out in a kind of tiny attic space for years, or m

on a short jacobs run to make it 21-6. jacobs becomes the first rookie to score twice and racked up 100 yards from scrimmage in his debut. raiders winning 24-16. gruden still peppered with brown questions. >>> as much as people talk about it. i feel like someone is smashing my temple on the side of the head. get over it. it is over. we were good the preseason without him. he will be fine without him. >>> we had a chip on our shoulder to prove we are a great team. we are just going to keep taking it week by week.>>> it is a big distraction. it is on a lot of people's minds. i think we did a great job of letting it not be a distraction. just keep working. >>> the raiders a great night for them. a bad night for the oakland a's on the wrong side of history. in houston. mike fires hasn't lost since may 1. that ended against his former team the astros played home run derby at minute maid park. they set a record with six home runs in the first two innings. five of them came off fire. the six came off paul blackbird. it was moon b

i heard about the jacob case when i moved from south dakota to minnesota and in a january 2000. the girl in my high school english class told me the story as a parable area after i told her how i often went for walks around the back by my house. i heard other parents asked the name of jacob like a talisman to their children when they invoked curfew. if it can happen in saint joe's, no place was a area i often hear my friend now who would be about the same age as jacob had been allowed to live in broken the info sometime before, that remembered time of innocence when kids were allowed to be kids, when the dangers of hekidnapping and murder didn't hide in the bushes of every well manicured lawn. that belief is a lie, physically children have never been safer than they are now back to the era when we believe children to be safe that they were actually the least safe. in the podcast in the dark journalist madeleine behrens revealed before jacob went missing there was an epidemic of rate and assault among young boys in the area. according to the washington post, here we are, not in t

a friend independent the finest one of the finest judiciaries in the world that same separately to jacob riis and other key government figures who said that the supremes course decision amounts of dissension and to a constitutional coupe. rory it is wednesday normally that would be the prime minister's questions which most people around the world have a familiar with rukus weekly event in the house upon the no premises questions today however boris johnson may be coming to address parliament a little later we understand. yes that is not likely to be for a few hours time though we have a number of minutes tiriel statements 5 in total for today and boris johnson's is going to be number 4 in that list and that's not expected still about 15 g.m.t. a few hours from now before that we will have ministerial statements on the collapse of thomas cook the travel company will have ministerial statements from michael gove talking about bret's it readiness one from dominic robb talking about iran then we have the prime minister following the prime minister we will have the leader of the house jacob r

. >> neil jacobs has weathered sharpi gate. >> noah is facing criticism for vowing to pressure from the white house to back up president trump's claims hurricane dorian threatened alabama. at a briefing last week, the president showed a map with a hand drawn line around the state, but alabama had not be been included in the hurricane path for several days. the national weather service is' birmingham office responded saying alabama will not see an impact. tuesday, jacobs defend the the administration but thanked the birmingham office. >> understand and fully support the good intent of the st office which was the calm fears and support. >> president trump has continued to defend his claims on twitter though he recently acknowledged he never dewould hit alabama only that it might. the new york times reports wilbur ross who oversees noah called jacobs last friday and warned heads will roll. shortly thereafter the agency sent an unsigned statement saying dorian could impact alabama. a commerce department spokesman denied the new york times report saying secretary ross did not threaten to fir

all about self-preservation for my republican colleagues. >> jacob, what's next? that's my question. that's a question i have for the congresswoman, what's taking so long? if it's so evident the president is violating the emoluments clause or the constitution, doing it since day one, why isn't more being done? why do we have to sit and wait for the tax returns? the president has said he's making money off foreign governments, turning over what he claims is the extent to the treasury? why can't anything else be done at this point? >> according to internal documents at donald trump's international hotel in new york, the saudis fought hotel. >> the black a few years ago. they were in the red. the saudis put them in the black according to documents from that hotel. that brings me to jacob's question, if he has violated the emoluments clause, is impeachment something to be looked into now? >> i think this becomes an easier play to the american people in terms of impeachment. they understand when someone is ripping them off as taxpayers. and so i wouldn't be surprised i

at with jacob riis logan his desire for the u. k. to. be out of the european union. and. point that is an interesting one is in the independence this piece by emma by now. talks about the lasting legacy at this image. i'm saying the basically in bodies every negative stereotypical image that anyone has all of the tory party. and the fact that they don't understand how hard people have to work that they have it easy that over privileged. and basically what she says in this piece is that any time any tory mps accused of being out of touch. they can just call up this image and it is going to be hard for them to shake off. and the other thing that's worth noting is that people do have very real fears about brexit. nor does some of very happy for brexit to happen. even if it's an ideal scenario. but there are many others that fee is may or may not prove to be well founded. but being in this kind of arrogant laid back poposition when one of the most important debates that will ever happen in the british p parliament is taking place. a lot of people really quite angry about it.

do please keep us posted stand by if you can for just a moment chris, homelessness, as jacob pointed there, homelessness in los angeles increased this year is there a sense of frustration that the local governments there can't get a handle on this, that they're just not capable of solving this problem >> there's a big frustration you have so much money being poured into the system, but it's taking so long to get these resources and these shelters and these apartments online, so that creates a real point of vulnerability for the city, creates on opening for trump when he wants to come here and be critical of the situation. >> have lawmakers like governor newsom or l.a. mayor eric garcetti who i spent some time with last yeerks have they indicated any willingness, openness to work with the administration on some solution? >> not really. i don't think they sense the administration really wants to work with them it was only a day ago that the white house council of economic advisers came out with a report on what they think the conservative solution should be to ending this homeless cris

when i started out, harry jacobs was discredited and disputed. until she came along gives an entire his tree that she was able to dig out of the archives. >> speaking of abolitionist, i wanted to touch briefly on another fairly well known figure. we have the first edition of uncle tom's cabin on display. harriet beecher stowe. is there anything you want to add about the movement in general on the role of women as abolitionist? was writing primarily the way that they were able to communicate their abolitionist ideals? were there other methods that they were able to spread the anti-slavery movement? >> again it's a big story, abolitionist faced, now we are in the dark. i think they're trying to tell us something about this particular program? women abolitionist faced the same type of problems. they were despised , they were hated , they had all kinds of things thrown at them. women were not supposed to speak in public. that was a problem. women abolitionist insisted on having their voice is heard. we know a lot about white women abolitionist in par

>> katy -- >> well, jacob knows.s the expert on this. >> jacob, tell us. >> because in 1845, we were an agrarian society. it took a day or longer to get to the county seat to vote, a day to get back and you can't travel on sabbath, so tuesday was the only day. still today we vote on the tuesday after the first monday in november. but it's not in the constitution. >> do you have any more obscure knowledge? >> that's not obscure. >> if i was elected on tuesday, keep it on tuesday. >> that's the problem. members in congress don't want to change the way they were elected. >> maybe congressman king is kidding but every joke contains some truth. the truth seems to be those in power aren't too invested making it any easier for americans to vote. in some places, that can take an ugly turn. to get that story, we're headed to one of the biggest political battlegrounds past and present. >> they were pulling people over, they were stopping folks. it appeared to be a tactic to discourage folks and to particularly focus on the afr

jacob, good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> i want to give our viewers a heads-up. we are keeping an eye on what's happening, jake, in hong kong. our viewers can see this on the side. keep in mind, we have seen many, many weeks of these protests. we will bring you more of this as we go on. but, jacob, back to what we are following with president trump and what's happening there at the white house, a source is telling cnn that the president's chief of staff, mick mulvaney, may be on the bubble at the very least shaky ground. the white house denies it. considering that very position, it's been a revolving door at the trump white house. what does the impact look like given this current crisis? >> well, i think in a situation like this that is rapidly evolving and has a number of significant strands and where there is really significant legal and political danger, it's important for the white house to have somebody quarterbacking the response, to have a unified message. one of the things the white house clearly didn't appreciate before releasing the memorandum which des

oakland wasted no time establishing jacobs as the new bell cow. after only 4 carries in the preseason, jacobs on the field for 43 snaps. racked up over 100 total yards and scored two touchdowns. >> how much confidence does it give you going forward? >> we have a lot of confidence in this camp. we had a lot of players making a lot of plays. i know the world hasn't seen it yet. this is just about when they will. >> i'm anxious to see how he feels today after 24 touches. we'd like to give him 24 more next week. >> gruden celebrated the win with the fans had. not only -- it was gruden's 100th career win as a head coach. >> i didn't even know that until after the game. i was thinking about walking off and going back to hooters and retiring. you know what i mean? that would have been a good walk-off. >> i love that expression. >>> giants won't be getting 100 wins this year, but there's still a reason to tune in tonight. back on the mound for his first start in 14 months. bruce bochy has been a big- league manager from 1995 to 2019. his record: 1995 wins

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in the raiders put it away on a short jacobs run to make it 21 to 6 and jacobs became the first rookie since the damien tom wilson to score twice and rack up 100 yards from scrimmage in his debut. the raiders win 24-16. still peppered with questions about antonio brown. >> is much as people talk about it, i mean, my god, feel like someone is smashing my temple on the side of the head. get over it. it's over. we were good preseason without him, we will be fine without him. >> we had a chip on her shoulder to prove that we are still a great team. we will just keep taking it week by week and see how we do. >> it obviously is a big distraction. it's on a lot of people's minds. i think we did a great job of just letting that be a distraction, let it be what it was, and keep working. >> a really great night for the oakland raiders. not so good for the on thwrong houston tonight. mike fires had not lost since may 1. that ended against his former team, the astros played home run derby at minute maid park. they set a record with six home runs in the first two innings. five of them came off buye

peter jacob carter is one of 100 black men who served in virginia's gen. assembly from the end of the civil war through 1900. he was one of the longest- serving representatives from northampton county in virginia. he represents this flowering of black political activism, it was through assembling and like peter jacob carter and other black politicians that helped pass the legislation creating public school systems in virginia. readjusting virginia's a dead after the war and other measures like that some of the objects we have related to peter jacobs represent the activism , and the eager embrace of political activism of black man once they had the right to participate in politics. there is a quote here from norfolk county. that showed the voters as they are registered to vote in 1867, there's also a broadside of a mass meeting of the democratic republican association. which was an alliance of black men and white union supporters, who are advocating to give black men the right to vote. right in the waning days of the civil war. it started early on. unfortun

jacob calling from msnbc. sure. soboroff. it's a pass? hey, max, calling from nbc. will he be willing to talk with us about that? okay. thanks, bye. what do you know? it's not that easy to get a member of the senate on the phone. >> as jacob tries to get at least one senator to meet with us, i want to dig deeper into a type of political funding where the original donors are almost impossible to trace. it's known as dark money. and there is one group whose name has become synonymous with that term. americans for prosperity. americans for prosperity is registered with the irs as a nonprofit social welfare organization. but it's actually the nerve center of the most influential fund-raising network in the country. jane literally wrote the book on dark money and the controversy surrounding these groups. >> americans for prosperity spent something like $60 million just on its own in dark money. they have built up this network of nonprofit groups that don't look overly political that push their political point of view. >> their mission, to advance the conservative liberta

. >> has jacobs request add waive. >> no, because the 12 skepticism legislatio12x does notapply. they wanted to make sure not to interfere with big works underway and big engineering work requires to mo modify and amend. so 12x does not apply to modifications. >> for a noncontract amendment, have they requested a waiver to be able to bid? >> not from me, commissioner. not from the port of san francisco. >> you aware of any waiver that's been granted, jacob and company in san francisco? >> not personally aware. >> colleagues, for me, i think there's a better way to continue this programme. this is a valuable programme and i concur a delay would not be in our best interests. but there's a bay t way to adheo the law of the programmes and go forward without delay. we can go out with a new bid and project eight months from now or ten months from now and overlap them and have a smooth transition from one contract or another and be in compliance with the ordinance. giving $20 million contracts to someone that can not get the contract on their only if they bid is just a package of circum

how was jacob in the weeks leading up how was jacob in the weeks leading up to his death?ause he was very self—aware of what the cocaine and alcohol did together. previous to that, when he went out and drank alcohol, he took cocaine, andi went out and drank alcohol, he took cocaine, and i could see a big difference. the following day. it wasn't like your average hangover, it was a hangover that seemed to last for days and days. his normal behaviour, looking after yourself and going to the gym, going to work, that stopped. he would spend three 01’ that stopped. he would spend three orfour that stopped. he would spend three or four days that stopped. he would spend three orfour days in bed. that stopped. he would spend three or four days in bed. did you know he was drinking and taking cocaine?” had a feeling, ijust knew, like i said, it was more than the average hangover. the self—loathing, i think, that was the worst forjacob and that's what we could see. unknown to us, it was mainly around the money he had spent on it. you could easily have a week's salary in one night. ho

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i didn't so dominate rob so the the leader of the house jacob reese more bleeding light of your european research group who said if we take this deal we are legally out of the e.u. it restores independence that's what you want it for heaven's sake restoring the independence for backstop wasn't so terrible 4 months ago why is it terrible now i think they were looking at the lesser of the bills i think they could see that perhaps it was slipping away potentially and it was the reason most deal or no bracks said i didn't hold to that opinion the fact was the truth and i put a job on the line and said if you if you back my withdraw agreement and get it through i will stand down and let someone else take over the negotiation about the future relationship i thought it was a flawed argument michael your people have pretty elastic principles one moment is ok the next moment is not i think we're playing politics with it it's not a matter of well let's suppose it it is for a large number of us i think that probably boris johnson and jacob riis mark and obviously with hindsight they would have regr

security project that's a political and security consultancy and he joins us now from new york mr jacob so many people did think after last week's result that netanyahu had used up all of his 9 political lives so how did we get here well i think in the i was far more than one political lives but the reality is that the israeli public voted in democratic election and much the same way that things turned out in april the. vote turned out based basically a 52 split so it's not surprising that we're back where we were in april it's really just a question of where we go on. in your mind is some kind of broad coalition government actually a realistic way even possible his chances pure and white party says they won't accept a national hero led government and i recall a senior officials on election night saying that they would definitely stand by nissen yahoo so where do we go from here. right so at this point and essentially every one of the likud all the likud ministers are fully. sworn allegiance and it's now with centrally so the idea that they're going to toss him overboard is a little far

a jacob jersey? >> yes! >> here we go.eople cared enough to make this all happen is so cool. they're really having the time of their lives. >> you ready? let 'em know. let 'em know. >> i'm telling y'all, they got some nice things in here. >> i can tell the excitement, the joy this day brought to them. that's what i get out of it. making the next person happy. that's something that i kind of pride myself on. >> thank you. ♪ >> and the warriors open the preseason october 5th at chase center against the lakers. and after a little bit of searching and going hey, can you bring out the boxes from the back, the most popular jersey told today, number 10, jacob evans' jersey. >> i bet steph's jersey. >> just today because he was the one buying it. >> but, you know, so much fun. and on the basketball side, jacob evans is going to get more minutes this year. he hardly played last year. he had the surgery on his finger. his shot was all messed up. players are going to get the opportunity to play at least until klay comes uback and we

i'm sorry about jacob. i know he'll walk with god. (rachel) thank you, daniel.ispered remarks) (enchanted music) ♪ (engine revs, horse nickers) hors ♪ (hum of traffic) ♪ ♪ (daniel) bitte. ♪ (eli) daniel. (daniel) guten morgen, guten morgen. so, first time to the big city. you'll see so many things. close your eyes. ♪ open. (samuel) danke! (train whistle blows) ♪ (rachel) samuel, careful! ♪ you'll come back soon? ♪ (rachel) samuel! ♪ (rachel) samuel. here. ♪ (eli) and you be careful out among the english. ♪ (grand music) ♪ mama, look! ♪ (giggling) ♪ ...atlantic city express bus to atlantic city... (female speaker) oh, he's a cute little amish boy. isn't he cute? i think so. (rachel) we have tickets to baltimore. where is that train, please? (ticket agent) it's delayed three hours. you'll hear an announcement when it's time to board. just take a seat right over there. -but i-- -just take a seat, i have to wait on these people. yes, sir. -there. -yes, sir. (samuel) mama, look. what's that thing? (public address announcer) now boarding, stairway three, track ... (ra

jacob: it is pretty urgent.f security assistance which has been released because of the public scrutiny and political pressure on the white house from congress and the wider public. that is in things like antitank missiles which ukraine has been asking for, for years. while the level of violence is not as high as it has been at various points, the ukrainians are eager to have as normal relations as possible, given the recent transition of power, to make sure they have good relationships with the united states. they are walking and almost impossible tight rope. tom: what is the domestic military realities of ukraine? what is theof kiev, defense urgency for the leadership? jacob: the urgency is that you have several provinces of the country that since early 2014 are not under the government's control. that reality has not changed in five years, but one of the contingencies that has been front of mind is what if the separatists up the offense? there is a cease-fire in place that is violated on a daily basis, but th

jack brooke alexandra jackman aaron jeremy jacobs ariel louis jacobs jason kyle jacobs michael gradyobs steven a. jacobson steven d. jacoby ricknauth jaggernauth jake denis jagoda yudh vir singh jain maria jakubiak robert adrien jalbert ernest james gricelda e. james mark steven jardim amy n. jarret muhammadou jawara francois jean-pierre maxima jean-pierre paul edward jeffers john charles jenkins >> and my cousin port authority police officer david. there truly isn't a day that passes that we don't think about you and about the tragic day. we love you and we miss you. >> and my dear aunt marina. though i haven't met you i've been told many great things about you. you're forever in our minds and hearts. love you and miss you dearly. joseph jenkins jr. alan keith jensen prem n. jerath farah jeudy hweidar jian eliezer jimenez jr. luis jimenez jr. charles gregory john nicholas john dennis m. johnson lashawana johnson scott michael johnson william r. johnston allison horstmann jones arthur joseph jones iii brian leander jones charles edward jones christopher d. jones donald t. jones donal

malcolm: so jacob, when i first moved to washington, d.c.n 1985, jacob was -- answered an ad to be a roommate in my house in mount pleasant. i met him for the first time, he was at that point taking a year off, he was taking his year off from school. he took a break between his junior and senior years, interning at the new republic, and he introduced me to people at the new republic, and i began to freelance there. he was the one that got me my start in journalism. we remained close friends ever since. he has been running for many years, he ran the "slate" group, "slate" magazine and all of the podcasts associated with slate as part of the "washington post" company's digital arm. so he is quite a -- he both has extraordinary editorial sense, but also, unlike me, he knows how to run a business. so he and i started this podcast company called pushkin, and he is the c.e.o. and i'm arm candy. he does all of the kind of serious heavy lifting, and i, well, i produce my podcast for it, but i'm a name on the masthead. there is no one in the world i'

phone like you do your home don't let strangers in to hang around jose >> jacob ward, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, th moment this man makes it back to the mountaintop years after a serious injury >>> finally tonight, a story of a group of women and men who do the seemingly impossible, hike some of this country's most rugged terrain in andeterminan it takes to get back on top >> reporter: steve deon is on a journey he never quiteho >> reporter: after an accident left him paralyzed nearly 20 years ago. >> my spinal cord injury made me want to say yes more >> reporter: yes to traveling into nature again. >> here we go. >> reporter: thanks to a group making adventures like this a reality. now he's mastering maggie's peak in lake tahoe. we met him halfway >> for me being in nature is the place where i really began my recovery. so to continue to be immersed in these spaces is really important. >> reporter: it's a journey provided by fellow adventure lover alvaro silverstein who made it his mission to map locations across the globe making them accessible to those with mobilit

. ♪ ♪ my twin brother jacob has an autism spectrum disorder i remember one moment after being at schoolnd i remember him getting into the car just balling... and saying: "mom, i have no friends" "why don't i have any friends?" it broke my heart. ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ ♪never leave you all alone that was the moment when i realized that i needed to do something about this. i needed to make a difference in his life. go! and i knew that if i could help him find a friend, i could help teach other people that including people with differences is the right thing to do. ♪bring it home ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. ♪..home ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. china trade talks between the u.s. and china resume for the first time in nearly two months this past week. with his vast experience in china, i asked stephen schwartzman to weigh in on these talk

rookie running back josh jacobs scored two touchdowns in his professional debut. raiders win 24-15. >> what happened here the last couple days may have been big news to some but there were no distractions, i think you could tell that tonight, our team is ready to roll. >> the raiders have another division right rival coming to town, patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs will be in town monday .>>> the countdown is on for the rater nation. only six home games scheduled. one of the home games will be played in london. on monday a bittersweet home opener. >> i am hoping this will be built in time for one year, one more year out of it. come on 2020. >> fans packed the parking lot early for that final home opener in oakland. many fans we met say they will miss the camaraderie and lifelong friends they made while tailgating and the silver and black playing in las vegas this time last next year have a mixed reaction. >> i have been a season ticket holder for seven years. i don't know that i can do it. maybe one game. >> i followed to l.a. and back but going to vegas