i'm chris jackson and this is inside out.distressing but important issue brought to us by a determined, brave woman who wanted her story to be told. she was persuaded by police to give evidence in court, describing being groomed and repeatedly sexually assaulted as a child. but the case was thrown out and her alleged abusers walked free after mistakes in the way detectives from northumbria handled the investigation. i have provided northumbria police with a statement. this includes rapes... ..sexual and physical assaults. i started cutting my wrists. i took an overdose of tablets. i lost four and a half stone in a matter of months. i got up seven times a night to check doors and windows. ifeel...ashamed... ..dirty, ugly and i won't look at myself in the mirror. i have days where i sit at home all day with my headphones on and just cry. these are the words of a young woman we're calling chloe. she wrote them as part of her victim statement. it was meant to be read out when the men she says abused her were brought tojustice, bu

chris jackson spoke with heather holmes earlier today. >> reporter: let's talk about how he started outthe bay area at the local clubs. then he made the one and only, the legendary promoter, bill graham, and things changed. >> he met bill graham and he gets to open for the stones in oakland policy in. >> he made his home in the bay area and recently revealed he was diagnosed with stage iv esophageal cancer. >>> what did we learn from the latest democratic debate? after the break we will talk to an expert about how the race is starting to shake out and how the candidates stack up against each other. >>> a warning in the south bay about county felt pills laced with fentanyl. it comes after four deadly overdoses just last month. >>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleep world. we are celebrating our 50th anniversary. coming to celebrate with us. (music throughout) >>> vice president mike pence rallied the republican base at the annual party retreat. he pledged that president trump will be reelected and that republicans want to retake the house in 2020. he also took a few slats

chris jackson was our guest earlier. >> he met the legendary graham and things changed from there.>> suddenly he gets open for the stones and stay on the green at oakland coliseum.>> he made his home in the bay area, he recently revealed he had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.>>> a problem plagued the bay area police department, the experiences and the challenges he faces.>>> a passenger jet takes off from the wrong runway, how they helped uncover dozens of similar mistakes. ♪ hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> local firefighters were called to another fire at a homeless examined today that broke out at 8 am, drivers on interstate 880 reported seeing the smoke and arriving firefighters on furniture and other debris burning there. there are no reports of injuries.>>> or learning more about a deadly wrongly crash in the south, officials say the driver of an suv was going south in the northbound lanes of highway 85 in mountain view when she smashed into a honda civic n

the green oakland coliseum this album went double platinum and then he's really a r&b singer, chris jacksonreen and eddie money he is that level of r&b singer and after that album he dipped into the r&b a little bit, did not do as well so they came back rocking in the third album but he has that voice.>> more than anything his music was considered blue-collar at its core.>> yes and he really loved san jose and he would go to the south bay he had a following all over the bay area, he opened for the stones in 1978, oakland coliseum, the stones did not go on until 1030, there were supposed to go on at nine, bill told him just keep going the fans love you.>> obviously you spend some time with him what is it you want people to know? >> everybody knows he was super funny and that's why he was always on my radio show and tv but really behind that it overshadowed his voice and he really has one of the great soulful voices. there's a song on his second album called call on me it is really great you can hear him and is a great way to reflect and remember him today. today on my radio show i'm going to

chris jackson was our guest last hour.he started out in the bay area at these local clubs and then hendy prom the stones and a day on the green at the oakland coliseum. >> he made his home in the bay area he recently revealed he had been diagnosed with stage or esophageal cancer.>>> sean livingston announced his retirement from pro basketball today. the veteran point guard revealed his decision this morning and a heartfelt post on instagram. he was drafted out of high school with the fourth overall pick in 2004, he played 15 seasons in the nba and his last championship teams this he decade.>>> one bay area family is coming together in the fight against prostate cancer. er. >>> second day of the heat here the heat advisory is in place until 7:00 this evening and take a look at the numbers we are well above normal for today, san francisco maxed out at 94 degrees, the normal temperature for today is 70 degrees so a big departure there for the entire bay area, well above average good 10 to 15 degrees above average and closer t

the question i had is the matters with chris jackson. i think these have been on this report since i joined the ethics commission. is there -- i think we talked last time about directing either the bureau of delinquent revenues or an alternative to the bureau to try and locate mr. jackson or to send it to a collections agency. is that something that we could do? because we're coming up now on six years. actually, we passed the six-year anniversary of when the referral was made for collection of this amount. >> i don't know how much the bureau invests in trying to locate him. i don't know if this is a heavy resource constraint in comparison to what they might get out of it. i'm happy to follow up with them and even permit them to cut and run here or assign it to a collections agency as they did with others. i'm happy to do that. >> and then do we have a payment plan for some and others did not? obviously the lynette sweet is out of our control from a commission standpoint, but i see the latino democratic club is on a payment plan. i thoug

i had a similar interaction with my editor, chris jackson. that -- that was not -- that's writing.essed with friends and colleagues who are going to be honest with you. that's just the sort of thing they're supposed to say. >> you wanted to capture what i thought you did so well, to capture the emotion of slavery and the intelligence of the slaves. that's something we never heard about, read about. >> in the course of my research, i think in the common mind people think of, you know, insulate people as these cotton-picking machines. i don't think we realized the extent to which their label was things we upon.t e >> we've got big ideas, but this is a pleasure to read. it's got plot. you also wrote "black panther"? >> comic book. not the movie. >> absolutely. you bring -- you mix fiction with real-life characters like harriet tubman was a character. how did you decide to do that? >> i'm from baltimore, baltimore's in maryland. my family's from the eastern shore of maryland. so she was always -- obviousy it was a mythical figure nationally. but specifically for us, the stories were li

. >> chris, jamie, what jamie said, april. joey jackson -- what joey said. thank you so much.are breaking news. the first republican congressman to endorse donald trump's run for president abruptly resigned and is going to be in federal court tomorrow in an insider trading case. re's the thing abog multiple clouds for your business. when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell technologies cloud, powered by vmware. a single hub for a consistent operating experience across all your clouds. that should clear things up. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $250 off the latest phones. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com ju

jackson. >> sorry to hustle you off tv, chris. we've got to lot to get to.her first interview telling us president trump gave democrats no choice and leveling this accusation against bill barr. >> let me ask you about the attorney general. >> he's going rogue. >> this hour, what else the speaker wants. our new msnbc reporting on what's next for congress and a live interview right here with a key member of the house intelligence committee about the

as it a, chris riverwalk and, b, morgan freeman, c, samuel l. jackson? >> samuel l.. >> tucker: pure gas guess. >> they have hired the iconic actor to be its very first celebrity voice for alexa. >> tucker: i'm impressed. >> what about the law? isn't he supposed to announce for the question that was multiple-choice. >> tucker: that was multiple-choice, i announce multiple-choice and that's how i aced the s.a.t. and got into harvard, pure guessing. it's underrated. i went to trinity. question 3. fantastic news out of england, there will be another royal wedding, can you keep track of all that? is it letter, princess eugenie, b, princess beatrice, or c, somebody called lady janet? >> b, princess beatrice. >> tucker: is it princess beatrice? >> harry and megan are back in africa but there is another kind of celebration going on, harry's cousin princess beatrice just got engaged. a big congrats to princess beatrice. >> tucker: i think it's the same person, so you got it right. congratulations, whoever that is. maybe our extra credit will be who is princes beatrice? anoth

>>instructor, nice person is really nice person always got jackson the master instructor at the area scuba in burlingame says he and chris teeth, instead. >>the dive instructor presumed dead. after the tragic labor day fire. taught alongside each other as they brought groups out to explore under water the order to do this for a living you have to be really good. you have to be polished. >>and she was really good what she taught and how she the connected with their students. >>instead had been diving since childhood inherited her business and her passion for diving from her father that she lived to do it. she loved what she was doing just like we do to peaceful. >>there's no phones. no facts. no text you can actually go somewhere and relax without anybody, happening at all of you for anything that plus see the beauty of everything into the sea. >>jackson says in his 50 year career as a scuba dive instructor, he's been on the conception himself over 20 times he says he found the crew to be very confident and professional. >>extremely professional me. we do our boundaries when they lay down the rules there are there for eve

. >>> to my colleague chris jansing, picking up our coverage on new york on what is a surprisingly busy friday morning. >> i'm not surprised by any busy day, hallie jackson a great weekend. thank you so much. i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. new policies, new allegiances and a new attacker. we're digging into the fallout after the democrats faced off in their third debate including one candidate doing some damage control after a contentious moment with front-runner joe biden. plus the line is drawn like never before, the issue of gun control took center stage with beto o'rourke's defiant push for a mandatory buyback on assault weapons while president trump leaned into the gun lobby with his own message. >>> messing with texas. how democrats are betting big on a sleeping giant and the group of voters they're hoping to tap into for 2020. >>> a lot to get to. let's start with democratic race for president and a

>>good instructor, nice person is really nice person scott jackson, the master instructor at the area scuba in burlingame says he and chris teeth, instead. >>the dive instructor presumed dead. after the tragic labor day fire. taught alongside each other as they brought groups out to explore under water in order to do this for a living you have to be really good. you have to be polished and she was really good when she talked and now she the connected with their students. and they also knew who is in charge. she was you know, but likely come from which you need to be. it is these people's lives are your hands. instead had been diving since childhood inherited her business and her passion for diving from her father she lived to do it. she loved what she was doing just like we do where we don't make a huge amount of money but we love what we do that's the beauty of this business. >>jackson says in his 50 year career as a scuba dive instructor, he's been on the conception himself over 20 times he says he found the crew to be very confident. >>and professional there is safety for all the briefing before we dove, you know where

>>instructor, nice person is really nice person always got jackson the master instructor at the area scuba in burlingame says he and chrishe dive instructor presumed dead. after the tragic labor day fire.

jackson. >> sorry to hustle you off tv, chris. we've got to lot to get to. only on msnbc, speaker nancy pelosi in her first interview telling us president trump gave democrats no choice and leveling this accusation against bill barr. >> let me ask you about the attorney general. >> he's going rogue. >> this hour, what else the speaker wants. our new msnbc reporting on what's next for congress and a live interview right here with a key member of the house intelligence committee about the developments overnight on their path forward. the president's defenders are out defending today as sources close to him tell me about shell-shocked staffers inside the white house with new concerns this pressure could trigger erratic behavior and alarm bells getting louder now from inside the national security community. hundreds of former officials raising the red flag in a new statement out this morning, including one of the people joining us in just minutes. we've got our nbc news team here with new details as well as the former national security officials. jeff bennett is

chris brown, i saw him perform live and wanted me to make music. and michael jacksonbody else got it, so -- >> trevor: you were amazing in the world of dance. then you got into music. >> right. >> trevor: and then you got into acting and now you will be releasing a mixed tape. >> probably not this month, next month. i have been finishing up things. i have been vesting everything from the acting into the music. i have been taking it and putting it here because i always wanted to do music, to make videos and, like, kind of reach that level there and, actually, i was fighting the acting side, when i was younger. all odds were against me, and, yeah, it just propelled my career to where i am. >> trevor: in many ways it sounds like the wu tang story to me. starts in a place people don't expect it to, blows up and the next thing you're making the culture. >> man, you jus touched me. ( applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much for being on the show. "wu tang: an american saga." septembr 4th on i can taste my beer. i can taste my beer! i can taste my beer. i can taste his beer.

. >> congresswoman sheila jackson lee, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me, chris. >>> stillhat senator warren's massive crowd signaled in the democratic primary. plus tonight's thing one, thing two starts next. farenthold >>> thing 1 tonight, a few weeks ago there was a report the president was upset because the pro-trump pundit steve cortes wasn't getting enough air time on cnn he'd apparently been benched by the network where he was a paid attributor perhaps because he's still part of the trump team as a member of his hispanic advisory council. but yesterday trump made sure cortes got some time in front of the cameras. he was one of the opening acts at trump's new mexico rally and the subject of a completely racist shoutout by the president himself. >> he happens to be hispanic, but i've never quite figured it out because he looks more like a wasp than i do so i haven't figured that one out, but i'll tell you what. there is nobody that loves this country more hispanic more than steve cortes steve. who do you like more the country or the hispanics >> the country. >> he says

jackson. have a great weekend. thank you so much. i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. new policies, new allegiances and a new attacker. we're digging into the fallout after the democrats faced off in their third debate including one candidate doing some damage control after a contentious moment with front-runner joe biden. plus the line is drawn like never before, the issue of gun control took center stage with beto o'rourke's defiant push for a mandatory buyback on assault weapons while president trump leaned into the gun lobby with his own message. >>> messing with texas. how democrats are betting big on a sleeping giant and the group of voters they're hoping to tap into for 2020. >>> a lot to get to. let's start with democratic race for president and a major inflection point. with half the number of candidates of the previous debates on stage and the likelihood the field could soon narrow even more, right now the candidates are taking their momentum or lack thereof and heading back onto the campaign trai

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>>instructor, nice person, really nice person paul scott jackson, the master instructort at the area scuba in burlingame says he and chris teeth, instead. >>the dive instructor presumed dead. after the tragic labor day fire. taught alongside each other as they brought groups out to explore under water the order to do this for a living you have to be really good. you have to be polished. >>and she was really good when she talked and now she the connected with their students and they also knew who is in charge. she was you know, but likely come which you need to be these people's lives are hands. >>instead had been diving since childhood inherited her business and her passion for diving from her father that she lived to do it. she loved what she was doing just like we do. >>where we don't make a huge amount of money but we love what we do that's the beauty of this business. >>jackson says in his 50 year career as a scuba dive instructor, he's been on the conception himself over 20 times he says he found the crew to be very confident. >>and professional there is safety for all the briefing before we dove, you know where the

chris wondolowski suspended. so he's sitting in the stands with the fans how about this 34th minute. no score. jackson you to the back of the net and there's one go. this comes off the mls all time a leading score. just losing it with the crowd. amazing with a joy and there would at last filly tied in the 70th minute 6 minutes later, casper, should bill cau with a hthe lead. weeks was a tough one to one. 2 matches remaining to seal a spot in the postseason and finally steph curry showing once again how much of the brilliant all around athlete. he is the warriors superstar teeing off with phil mickelson the safeway open program at silverado. >>curry such a smooth swing, making excellent contact lefty gave him some hype racing curry was hitting it deep very accurate, staying on the fairway most of the day so we're talking about 2 sport athlete right here that he could probably do that or if you on us and as you get to focus on go absolutely one is done tournaments so really something else. thank you mark, yeah. >>i love this check in with mark. going to come down was too hot for you today to worry much

jackson if he new who l.j. was. his answer floored them. >> she would always referred to this guy as l.j., and i asked her, well, what's his real name? and she said chrisporter: a stunning revelation. was l.j. all along just annie's nickname for chris bagshaw? >>> coming up -- a death on road and a body blow to jaclyn's case. >> i lost any information that i needed on that case. >> when "dateline" continues. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering >>> september 1st, 2013, it was 6:00 a.m. derek johnson, once the lead detective on annie's murder case was now a sergeant. he was just finishing his graveyard shift and headed back to station when he noticed a car parked on the side of the road. it looked like a san franciscoed motorist. derek stopped to help but never made it out of his car. >> the motorist had a gun and he