and jones' wife answered the phone. on. please. >> hello, mr. jones? yes, sir. art smith. >> with. >> the sheriff's office. just calling to let you know. >> that we have both your. >> cars ready. both of them, obviously are down. >> here at the sheriff's office right now. >> so. are you. >> with elaine right now? no. >> i'm sorry, i don't think so. >> mr. jones. >> i'm not. >> i'm not. >> following you. which came out of nowhere, which surprised us. because nobody had asked him where he buried the body. nobody had asked him about where he buried the body. we were calling him about his vehicle, and the day before we never talked about burying the body. keith morrison: very, very strange. and most certainly interesting. when they found out why jones seemed so out of it, he just taken an overdose of sleeping pills, after leaving for his wife what appeared to be a suicide note. my dearest love, he wrote. i've prayed all night and this morning. i've asked for his forgiveness. i want you to know how much i love you. you're the best thing that has happened to me. pleas

jones. we call him doc jones. he was in the army. that is where he learned how to scuba dive. he is a brilliant man. also a fulbright scholar. he is just a brilliant individual. and he was really interested in marine biology, which is what he has his phd in. but back in the army, he learned how to scuba dive, and this was back in the 1950's. and back then, people didn't really want to dive with him because he was a black man. so, he had the foresight to think, what if i create a space where other people -- because i know there are other black people who would be interested in scuba diving, so what if i create a space that is safe and that allows us to buddy up with each other and explore the ocean? because there are a lot of folks who want to explore the ocean. so, he is the founder, the cofounder of the national association of black scuba divers, which now i think has over 3000 divers around the country, and they've got clubs and all the major cities, and these people come together and they go on dives together. they go to dive resorts, and it is crazy because you have 200, 3

thank you. >> so there's more information about ever jones on the slide but but generally everton jones is a well-known barbecue restaurant in jack london square. they have another location in oakland and another one in antioch. and and the flagship location in oakland is jack london square as well known as a community gathering point. in jones awful also offers music at that location which brings a sense of community. so then everton jones satisfies several strategic plan elements including economic recovery because there's new revenue economic growth because the improvements in the property will add value to the asset equity because everyone jones is a black owned business and it's bringing a new food concept with music that we think will attract tourists and locals alike. the essential business terms of the lease. so this is going to be a ten year lease with two five year options. they have 180 days of free rent . the first year is 5% of gross revenues or $10,000 but are no less than $10,000. it goes up in year 2 to 13,000 and the percentage rent goes to 6%. year three the rent goes

nbc bay area's velena jones spoke to the couple and has their story. january 17th is still a day that's hard for lindsay hurley to remember. she was on her way to dublin when she crashed into another car at san ramon road and amador valley boulevard. the crash sent her, as well as the driver and passenger in the other car to the hospital. i remember. one intersection prior to where the accident started and then i came to upside down in my car and i had a seizure. according to the police report, lindsay's tesla was seen speeding before hitting several objects, including another vehicle and flipping over multiple times, finally landing on its roof. officers placed lindsay under arrest without any breath or blood tests, reporting she showed signs of being under the influence of alcohol, which came as a shock to her and her husband. i'm like, sir, like on what grounds? and he says, well, the investigating officer smelled alcohol in the car and on her. i said, well, how's that even possible? i said, well, she wasn't drinking when the hospital did run a test

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thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> when one hears the name quincy jones, one's first thought is "musical genius." and for good reason. 28 grammy awards, arranger and conductor for legends like frank sinatra, ella fitzgerald and ray charles and the driving force behind -- ♪ we are the world ♪ but the man, our beloved q, had an equally powerful impact on the world of film as a composer and producer. >> when we talk about black excellence, we're talking about quincy. okay? yeah. you can give it up. you can give it up. [ applause ] in 1967 quincy jones was the first black composer nominated in the original song category for "the eyes of love" in the film "banning." 1967 was the first time. just keep that in mind. and quincy was also nominated that year for original music score for "in cold blood." he received seven oscar nominations for "the wiz," "in cold blood," "for love of ivy," and "the color purple," which me and oprah were part of. [ applause ] >> paying tribute -- >> that's right. >> paying tribute to him for all he has meant to our movie community is why we all honor q's memory toni

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ivy faced serious heart issues, spencer competed with a broken arm, and jones with profound strength and courage competed while mourning the recent passing of her mother. these young women embody the values of hard work, perseverance and grit. i'm in awe their determination and spirit. they showed us what true resilience look like. we're incredibly proud to have such talented and dedicated individuals representing utah's third district. their success is not just their own, it reflects the strength and character of our community. thank you, mr. speaker, and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i rise to honor civil rights trailblazer, sara keys evans. in 1952, private first class evans in the women's army air corps courageously refused to give up her seat on a bus in roanoke rapids,

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mr rutte has been speaking to my colleague lewis vaughan jones.i think it was very unfortunate and i have been twice on the phone now with president zelensky and i told him this. we need to stick together the united states, ukraine and europe to bring ukraine to a durable peace. so we clearly discussed this. you said it was unfortunate. what did zelensky say about it? well, of course i'm not at liberty to disclose what we discussed. but what i clearly told him is that we really have to respect what president trump has done so far for ukraine. he was the one in 2019 who provided the javelins. these are lethal weapons and without the javelins. in 2022, when the full scale attack started, ukraine would have been nowhere. of course, there was the training, particularly done by the uk and others, but it was primarily the javelins which make the table for ukrainians to fight back and without they would not have stand a chance. so i told him, we really have to give trump credit for what he did then, what america did since then, and also what america is s

," "indiana jones." not to come up with the next great idea but to excite the shareholders about a sure bet for the next quarter. >> reporter: he says the movies we grew up on are still out there produced by the independent studios behind "anora," "the brutalist" -- >> this isn't the fight. >> reporter: and other best picture nominees. >> i often hear people say when the list comes out for the academy awards, well, i haven't heard half these movies. if you go to the movie theater and they have ten screens showing to "captain america: brave new world," brave new world and no "brutalist," there is the problem. >> the average american goes to the movie theaters twice a year. the average netflix member watches seven movies a month. so fi feel like that has to be good for the business and good for the art of storytelling to have a platform and audience of 700 million people who still watch movies when they could watch tiktok videos, youtube clips, could be listening to podcasts, but still watch movies. >> rep

going to change your yard so such as your woman, you're doing a video at the moment, then it's sue jones. we're still connected to i'm sure what's even north? no. gosh for that. would you need it to? yeah. you so yeah. so what is the new system of where just means you don't, you're going to and if i, you know, upset it was, then you only have to look for me. i thought so, yes, don't go there. i didn't do it. then we just opened the initiated doctors fornia. they might say no to the boy, no. go ahead and send it on to us. it is the, it's a, i mean you could share and this is we do a dual credit. and so he's because of a acute with william it is usually pretty good or who the street are far somebody yard. it's probably a struggle that you're afraid of us 90 on the sign in front of you from now i presume you have them pretty, very nice or style. so 1st, most need to connect you to read. don't bother us. little fish to stop shooting if they're still down there. so near the nation with different performer of the lucas there for them. is there because 92 ok problem was appreciate to schedule y

julia vargas jones in new mexico. thanks so much. all right. for more insight into the investigation i want to bring in now, barbara butcher. barbara is a death. investigator. so, um, where would you what would your focus be in this investigation? based on what we've just heard? that is known. >> this is a very complicated investigation. and the first thing i would like to see are the medical records of both mr. hackman and miss arakawa. um, the time of death. uh, determination. very difficult here. we understand that there is some decomposition. and in addition, mummification common in this region with, you know, very dry, cool air. uh, and i understand that mr. hackman had more mummification than did, uh, miss arakawa. the, uh, the most difficult part about this is that since they were secluded, since they were not seen on a regular basis, we don't have that initial determination of how many days since they were seen or heard from. it could be completely off. now, in this particular case, uh, we have good knowledge or some knowledge in that t

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former senator doug jones of alabama. and i may see you next week. i'm going to be in selma for the 60th anniversary for the voting rights act. march across the edmund pettus bridge. and you're usually there. and, joe, i'm going to bet you that they may be for the first time in a joint session, they usually have the speaker and the vice president. i wouldn't be surprised if there's a third chair there for elon musk towering over the president. coming up, president trump is set to speak to the nation as global tensions are rising. we'll continue our conversation ahead of trump's first joint address to congress this tuesday, right after the break. >> want to lose 15 to 20% of your weight in a year? >> try rose insurance checker to see if you're covered for glp. >> one for free. >> just submit. >> your insurance card and we'll take care of the rest. go to roko insurance for your free insurance check. >> what do you do when your tires are low and you've got some place to go? introducing pocket air pro by bull's-eye the compact compressor that goes anywhe

queen latifah celebrÓ el legado de quincy jones, fallecido en 2024. aÚn estoy aquÍ. esta es la primera pelÍcula brasileÑa nominada a la categorÍa de mejor largometraje internacional y tambiÉn la ganadora. asÍ que muchas felicidades para ellos. pero sin duda ese chiste, la verdad. ella, la esposa de quien estaba tan evidentemente sorprendida, verdad? >> momentos importantes tambiÉn, pues la sorpresa que no ganÓ, que era una de las favoritas a mejor actriz. y tambiÉn estuvo carla sofÍa gascÓn, que llegÓ con toda esta expectativa de emilia pÉrez y al final de cuentas tambiÉn fue parte de los chistes del host. no? no se salvÓ. >> claro. bueno, vamos ahora hasta brasil, donde ya decenas de escuelas de samba han estado desfilando durante el primer fin de semana del carnaval anual de rÍo de janeiro. se trata de una de las principales atracciones de lo que se considera como el carnaval mÁs famoso del mundo. >> sin duda una fiesta que continuarÁ toda esta semana. hoy las >> continÚa encendida la batalla legal entre maribel guardia e imelda tuÑÓn. imelda recupe

cnn's julia vargas jones is outside the santa fe county sheriff's office.l us what we learned about the when here when mr. hackman is believed to have actually died. >> well, nine days prior, jim. that's what authorities were saying today. he was likely dead. nine days before authorities found him in his wife in their new mexico home. that's according to data from his pacemaker. that last recorded cardiac signals from him on february 17th. that's according to an investigator. medical investigator that's working with medical authorities here in new mexico. timing has been a challenge in this, jim. that's something that the sheriff spoke about today in a press conference. he said, usually you pinpoint the last time a victim or victims were seen, and then you work from there until their time of death. what the sheriff adan mendoza said today is that they're actually constructing a reverse timeline because of their privacy, because of the lack of video evidence here to finally crack this case and figure out what is it that happened in the final hours of their l

cnn's julia vargas jones is joining us live from santa fe. and julia, we start with this mummification. it begins two weeks or more after death. what are officials saying about that? >> well, they are saying that they still don't have a timeline for this. jessica, that is the biggest challenge in this investigation. you know, the sheriff here, adan mendoza. he said, usually you start from the last time that someone was seen and make your way up to the time of death. in this case, they're actually building this timeline backwards, starting from the moment of death, because this was a couple that was very private, that lived in a secluded home. there is very little video evidence of what they are counting on is the toxicology report and the full autopsy to get a better sense so far. as you mentioned, the pacemaker giving us a little bit of a sense that gene hackman might have been dead for nine days before he was found. we also know no signs of foul play and no trauma external to either of their bodies, and that's notable also because in this p

cnn's julia vargas jones has more from new mexico. >> new mexico. >> authorities releasing two. >> newal. >> pieces of. >> information that are. >> pushing this. >> investigation forward. >> one of them is that. >> gene hackman was likely dead for nine days before he and his wife were found in their santa fe home, and that's. >> according to data from. >> his pacemaker analyzed. >> by forensic. >> pathologists working with authorities here on this case. the last activity recorded on that pacemaker was on february 17th. the other piece of information is that both gene hackman and miss arakawa tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. that's notable because neither of them had any physical external signs of trauma on their bodies when they were found, and no foul play is suspected at this point. although the sheriff here did say that he hasn't been completely ruled out. it is an ongoing investigation and that they are still carrying out. in a search warrant released on friday, we got some more details about the deputies that responded to this call, what they saw as they entered the

and amara jones, founder and ceo of lash media. it's good to have both of you with us, francesca. it's not just medicaid. snap benefits are also now on the chopping block. do republicans not see how unpopular these cuts will be with their voting base, or do they simply not care? >> i think it's the latter. i think that they know the class war is on, and unless they actually meet opposition from the democratic party or from the people in the streets or through the ballot box, they're going to keep doing what they're doing, which is, again, a pneumonic to sucking the money from the poorest to the richest to people who are straight up right now trying to write off their private jets. that was happened in the first trump tax cuts. if they are made completely permanent, that's what they're going to do. i guess my thing is this eamon, and i think this is what we have to talk about. there's no going back to normal discussions about the deficit. the deficit has always been a false flag, red herring, distraction. whenever we actually talk about things like universal health care, whenever w

cnn's julia vargas jones is joining us live from santa fe with the very latest. what are you hearing? >> well, fred. >> we have two new revelations that are now informing this investigation. one of them is that gene hackman was likely dead for nine days before he and his wife were found. that's according to data from his pacemaker, analyzed by medical investigators here in new mexico. and the second piece of information is that both him and r-iowa tested negative for carbon monoxide poisoning. one of the concerns that authorities were looking for. this is also on top of that. they had they told us yesterday neither of them had signs of external trauma to their bodies, and that this point, fred, foul play is not suspected. but the sheriff did say that they're not ruling it out completely. we did have access to a search warrant yesterday with lots of information, including some theories that the deputies that responded to the call had as they made their way through their house, they found both gene hackman and his wife in separate rooms of the house of. one of the

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>> solomon jones is with us now at the table. um, you know that voter who supported trump, she thought that she was going to get no tax on tips? no. you know, no tax on all these different things. free ivf, none of those things have happened. but she lost her job. >> yeah. i think that people who voted for donald trump are now saying that he wasn't talking about everybody else. he was talking about them. he was talking about all of us. he was talking about people who are just going to work every day that he doesn't see as people. elon musk did something interesting. um, according to the philadelphia inquirer, he goes to the faa. uh, in egg harbor township, fires a bunch of people, recommends their firing, then gets two starlink antennas put on that very same facility where he fired these people, all while he's trying to get a $2.4 billion faa contract. all this talk about federal workers, in my view, is about elon musk and others getting in there and getting that money, privatizing some of those jobs and being able to benefit fro

queen latifah performed a song from the wiz in a tribute to quincy jones.sic] plus, wicked stars ariana grande and cynthia erivo kicked off the night. the duo sang a medley which ended with defying gravity. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> the magic of mardi gras coming to san francisco this fat tuesday, fillmore plaza will be taken over with a parade and festival. events kick off 5:00 that night, with free blues concerts starting at six. there will be face painting, street artist costumes, food and of course, plenty of colorful beads. the nonprofit the village project, which supports youth development and culture, will be hosting the event. hundreds of teenage girls gathered for the 14th annual marin teen girls conference. this event was open for those 13 to 18 years old. organizers say it's time for marin county students to come together to build community, talk career opportunities and empower the next generation. the chair of the marin county women's commission explained how many people were involved to host today's event. >> it takes a full t

. >> the police chief wayne jones, walks with us n the street where one of the deadly spring break shootingsars ago.beach entrances, only three will be open. this is one >> a deadly shooting on ocean drive. >> the chaos of spring 2023 led to what is now the second year in a row with stricter measures. >> we've got miami beach behind me, 15 blocks of ocean drive in front of me and of all of the beach entrances, only three f them will be opened and this is one. >> each bag checks, closed streets up to $100 parking, have the data to show that last year, it works. >> 24% decrease of felony arrest, which is huge. 8% decline in overall arrest. >> and there were no fatal shootings. a businesses - fewer crowds m- nt less chaosbusinesses pat like this, bracing for a different impact. >> this is considered our sidewalk cafi■extension and all of this has to be removed. 187 seats. >> restrictions and fewer crowds meant less patrons. >> did you see a change in revenue between march of 2023 and 2024? >> we did. yeah, we did. it was pretty substantial. about 20%. >> other parts of florida now following mia

the shake and the government jones throughout police reports, americans, the violence and protest on the streets of athens. what stars who does a largely peaceful, much with a powerful political message, much by a small group intent on trouble police in front of parliament, responded to model tough cocktails and rocks with stunned needs and tear gas, forcing many thousands of people to disperse. but the essential message from the early part of the day wasn't last. it brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets across greece. jan are still human. i mean a lot the on to send a message that we weren't allowed to claim with them be to be covered up and for the patients need to be held to account as well as anyone's criminal liability. so we want this policy of putting prophets about people's lives just don't on y'all's, greek, so angry that 2 years on new railway personnel and politicians had been held accountable for the 10 b rail crash, which killed 57 people. an accident report released on the 1st day revealed systemic failures of maintenance and training on the rail syst

you know, the 3rd case, a government and the ruling party officials in turkey have said that, oh, jones, coal for disarmament. and there's a lucian of the p k. k should also include the sd if that is also uh, you know, important to note here that the following the pros conference or the event to yesterday were or july announcement was a read out that the one of the damn party, which is the pro curtis part in $31.00 of their m p is the service already on there . that all gilan had also told them verbally, that this announcement can not really, you know, be realized without a democratic and legal framework to support that. and so there will be a lot of detail that has to be worked out then even though or deal on in these announcement. you know, i've said that the curves are no longer even asking for autonomy, which was, you know, sort of the bare minimum of the curtis the minds uh, at least up until recently. there is going to be a certain degree of resistance to that within the broader kurdish public and political move mind. so there has to be some sort of a trade off for otherwise this

my name is jones robin and you can imagine that somebody is dropping. have people who are didn't under who, who was but just put in during the previous time. yeah, i got, i really appreciate you talking to us here. announce, is there a got out of that ox funds, media, and communication officer in central garza? let's go to or a goldberg, now he's in is ready political commentator. he joins us from tel aviv or a i just listening that and got the correspond entire cup a zoom. i mean, it's clear that spite shopping of aid, once again these riley's really turning the knife on palestinians with this announcements. oh, what is nursing you always game plan here? do you think? as i say that, that now is trying to blackmail 6 months is right to blackmail somebody sent you and breaking the original agreement, signed and continuing on with the incremental model of phase one that is putting phase 2 off the table, but i think it's also it's also worth mentioning that this is the demonstration of it then. yeah, there's limitations just as it is a demonstration of the

so wasn't, besides you, what the language is going to jones, because our storm and the cost to the form ops, the new shows almost immediately the identity of someone working at the biome lab under the cover of the us diplomat was discovered. when does notice, that's our door to the court or they are, but don't was according to my internet to your cause we were sort of dental the vision in this when you search mills or assignments. it's ryan me and 2 more walk doors, diesel chairs, and a single limb uh, searching mushroom but ground them joshua bust. so he was a us get denied and denied any connection with the bios center. this is boxed and a photo taken as an awards ceremony for us military stuff. deluca on social media boss doesn't hide. his ties with the us department of defense is military and scientific specialization is insects as deadly disease carriers, joshua boss, to live philip typical assault. and what i'm, what's going on with that development across club agenda is to move but have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya docket that on both sides adults toys to know um, but it

new york magazine's sarah jones explores how the covid 19 pandemic impacted racial minorities and the working class. the book profiles some of the 1.2 million americans who died from the virus. it's titled disposable america's contempt for the underclass. also, republican senator tom cotton of arkansas argues that while china is america's greatest adversary. media gatekeepers and academics won't discuss that threat. the center's book, his third since 2019, is titled seven things you can't say about china. and one additional posthumous publication after the russian invasion of ukraine in 2022. ukrainian writer victoria malina turned her attention from novels to documenting the war and chronicling the lives of the women who fought in it. it was a project that she was still working on when on june 27th, 2023, she was wounded while having dinner at a restaurant that was targeted in a russian missile attack. she died days later. her unfinished work, which began as a diary, was published by her colleagues. it's titled looking at women looking at war. well, this week on book tv's after words

because otherwise, no free country can sweep peacefully annual which has a strong and ava jones and dong is professor of politics. the university of liverpool, he says the warm reception from persons prime minister towards the landscape further exposes the growing rift between the us and europe. i think give president trump for that's his route with president zelinski would help to in your opinion. lead is against the landscape. he seriously miscalculated yesterday because i kissed alma as the british prime minister, has given present zalinski, a very, very warm reception in downing street. this evening, he made very, very clear that the british will continue to stand by you cried. he reiterate to the support. as far as the landscape approach, there will be an audience that content to present someone's ski with the king of tomorrow. i think every other european leader has issued statements and support of ukraine's position. you had, for example, macro on the front saying that putin was undoubtedly the aggressor rush. it was the aggressor and therefore it, there's been a unit limits, a, w

but when doc jones found out about the henrietta marie, he worked with other members of the national association of black scuba divers to put a plaque -- they raised money to build a plaque and put it down at the site of the wreck. and it was a pretty big plaque. but over the years, again, the ocean, it is covetous. it has now covered that plaque. so, i'm not exactly sure where it is, quite honestly. they know the general area. but people have to go down and clean it off and find it again. host: tara roberts, you traveled to mozambique to find or chart a wrecked slave ship. guest: yes. host: tell us that story. guest: so, mozambique, it is a beautiful story. it is mozambique and south africa together. and this is one of the other things that i didn't know about the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade, until i started this work. i didn't realize that east africa was part of the trade. i thought it was only west africa. but mozambique is all the way on the other side, and that was a hub for the portuguese. like, over 500,000 people were trafficked out of mozambique. and they wou

i'm lisa boothe along with joey jones, jason chaffetz, welcome to the big weekend show. ukrainian president zelenskyy in london licking wounds after the oval office smack down with president trump and vp vance. their meeting may have not resulted in a minute rale's deal but had a major impact that everyone is talking about. >> get a ceasefire so the bullets stop flying and men stop getting killed. >> excuse me. >> i gave you the javelins to take out all the tanks and obama give you sheets. got to be more thankful. >> think it's respectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attack the administration trying to prevent the destruction of your country. >> what do you mean? >> you don't have the cards. with us, you have the cards. without us, you don't have any cards. >> what kind of diplomacy -- >> what you're doing is very disrespectful. not helping with world war iii >> we have to understand the position of ukraine. i'm shoot sure we did something bat. >> good evening, lee s. after the contentious oval office meeting to put it lightly. sowed myr

some jones boot bad jokes, we can discuss it, but it was quite control and he was really positively. um, i kinda simple the attitude, but he was very pragmatic and positive in terms of the solution. what's happened often mr. trump interviewed oh, after vice president defense intervene. that looked strange for everybody who shouldn't be there by the protocol. i mean there's a person who organizes a lot of the events like these. they were so many things that should not be that you really stop asking was that stage specially to get the squirrel? because unfortunately, americans don't have a piece plan. they wanted peace in 24 hours. we over to one months of to the quantities or at least to cease by in one months, one months passed. and even during the press conference, russia was bumping my seat to a full desk by the way, destroying a very strategic object to be a training base of all the football team. so you understand what been happening at the same time. so i'm afraid that some of the blue technologists could be involved in the spin doctors who decided that maybe it was the crisis l

but when doc jones found out about the henrietta marie, he worked with other members of the national association of black scuba divers to put a plaque -- they raised money to build a plaque and put it down at the site of the wreck. and it was a pretty big plaque. but over the years, again, the ocean, it is covetous. it has now covered that plaque. so, i'm not exactly sure where it is, quite honestly. they know the general area. but people have to go down and clean it off and find it again. host: tara roberts, you traveled to mozambique to find or chart a wrecked slave ship. guest: yes. host: tell us that story. guest: so, mozambique, it is a beautiful story. it is mozambique and south africa together. and this is one of the other things that i didn't know about the slave trade, the transatlantic slave trade, until i started this work. i didn't realize that east africa was part of the trade. i thought it was only west africa. but mozambique is all the way on the other side, and that was a hub for the portuguese. like, over 500,000 people were trafficked out of mozambique. and they wou

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brian: red jones founded a bike park he built by raising impressive $3 million and working to securell while juggling classes and running his own clothing business. business. so, red, what attracted you to university of austin? >> the network and utx is insane and extremely impressive people that generally want to make sure this founding class is as successful in the future and don't get that direct -- there's billionaires supporting us accolades is in our classes and don't get that at another college. brian: feel free to say anything you want? >> very feoffment brian: your opinions are okay? >> yes. my -- arkansas -- they r. different political advice and how do you feel saying it in your class? >> i feel fine and i feel very comfortable saying my political opinions. brian: the state of the country helped launch the university of austin. the state of the country was the catalyst. >> i will say woe were ahead of the curve in identifying the problems that were out there and going for them and university of this. brian: university of austin transforming higher education and think about