the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any usin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance of class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of a woman whose transformation continues to inspire all who knew and loved heather jones. is she dancing? >> absolutely. >> we believe that. if you believe in angels, there is one dancing up there, i promise you. and every time we have class, she's dancing. of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc headquarters. 7:00 on the east, 4:00 out west. here's what's happening.

let's get more on this from the bbc rugby union reporter chris jones who got this story first over theto the stoop after that england tour of south africa. we have been speaking to gustard and england first and does this leave them ina england first and does this leave them in a hole with the world cup edging closer? a bit of a whole. 15 months from the world cup. so he has got to go out, eddie jones, and find somebody to get the personality right notjust somebody to get the personality right not just with somebody to get the personality right notjust with him. eddie is more than a capable man and that is a squad anyone would want to be part of. england being tested on different fronts. they have lost games and coaches coming and going. of course, but i think the only way they can do their talk is on the pitch. the players, the coaches and paul gustard will be one, they go out and win 3—0 and his legacy intact and we hope england will win a world cup. he has put two and a half years of work into that. he has had a great time as part of it. not been the best of 2018. but they will look

ler‘s speak to our repoter chris jones, 3 new faces on the plane tojohanasburg. with cameron redpath and jack willis who we knew we'd miss the tour. the three players called up, piers francis, the uncapped ulster fullback jason woodward and nathan hughes. you would imagine he would come back into the 23 after being out with an injury for a few months. ben te'o is the big absentee. he needs surgery ona the big absentee. he needs surgery on a cord injury which happened in the england camp. another player injured during training, but it was a pre—existing injury and events with jonathan joseph ruled out, a pre—existing injury and events withjonathanjoseph ruled out, and new look england midfield in south africa, an opportunity for the likes of alex lozowski who could start that first test in ten days' time for this. mark mccall has signed a contracty extension at premiiership champions saracens until 2022, does this end any speculation linking him with the ireland job after the world cup? ido i do not think it will end speculation. he has done a fantastic job with s

." >> brown: chris jones is the new executive director. >> we're really about providing the tools necessary to create the innovators, the makers, the tinkerers, the thinkers, and the entrepreneurs of the future, particularly in the state of arkansas. >> brown: this is personal for jones. he grew up some 45 minutes from here, in pine bluff. a lifelong lover of science, he went to morehouse college on a full scholarship from nasa. he studied math and physics, before heading to m.i.t. for a masters in nuclear engineering and a phd in urban planning. as an assistant dean, he led efforts to double minority enrollment in m.i.t.'s graduate programs. now, he's back home, with a mission. who do you see as your main target? >> low income, women, people of color who often are not seen as innovators, inventors entrepreneurs and makers. our question is how do we reduce those barriers, how do we merge because you know if we do that then i think we unleash all power in the state in the country that is right now being dampened down. >> brown: and the numbers point to the urgency. as part of a larger, ongoi

eddie jones speaking to our reporter chris jones. shores next year with a regular two—game series in london nextjune. it has been confirmed that the boston red sox and the new york yankees will win both games in london with plans to play a game in 2020 to establish what it calls a long—term footprint in the city. the west ham united home stadium was chosen because it has the right dimensions for baseball with the capacity of 50 5000. more information on our website, go over to the bbc website, the sports section. that's all the sport for 110w. section. that's all the sport for now. more for yu during this afternoon. thank you very much. there are calls for more to be done to tackle gun and knife crime after a spate of violence over the bank holiday weekend in london. on saturday 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton was shot dead in kennington. he is now one of more than 60 people to have been killed this year alone in the capital. earlier my colleague, victoria derbyshire, spoke to three mothers who lost their sons to knife crime. i

chris jones.st pakistan in much better fashion and the first two days. the visitors are still well in control of the england were bowled out for 184 on the birthday but as you can see from this, pakistan have now been bowled out for 363 a lead of 179. ball by ball coverage on radio five live sports extra. third practice for the monaco grand prix has just started. red bull's daniel ricciardo has been the fastest driver so far and became the first to ever record a time of under one minute 12 in the second session. 0ur reporterjenny gow is in moanco. so, it is qualifying day in monaco and daniel ricciardo took the advantage after a thrilling thursday, of course, a rest day on friday but can he carry it over and get pole position? he's only ever had one pole position in his whole formula 1 career so there's a bit of pressure on him. his red bull team—mate max verstappen will also wa nt team—mate max verstappen will also want the pole position and don't forget mercedes and ferrari were also competitive

chris: chris jones, financial times." of the reasons people might be confused about the fact is that you have said today that q1 , anerratic as an outlier important slowdown is temporary, and you also said that the economic momentum is the same that you thought it was in february. and yet the path of interest rates that we are guiding on is significantly lower. february you said that everything is the same, being hawkish, saying that the financial markets were not expecting sufficient interest rate rises and now you are basically saying that it's ok. this is why people are confused. could you clarify that esha mark mark: ok, so there's a couple of important things embedded in the question. then i will come back to the first. what we said in february was a market message and it was a market message relative to november. , the market curve that we use for the november forecast had to bang increases over the course of three. what we said in february relative you needed it sooner and more. it happened to be more or less consi

>>chris: in the paula jones case, didn't the court ruled that the president wasn't above the law and he had to get involved in the civil suit? >> the answer is yes. he was forced to testify in the civil suit. we don't have a test as to whether he can be subpoenaed, but in the language in the nixon versus the united states, there is language that goes beyond documentary production and testimonial production that the president is cool, not above the law.i think he will have to testify. >>chris: i want to get to one final question and that is the question of credibility. because president trump apparently misled the american people on air force one in april when he denied knowing anything about this payment to stormy daniels point take a look. >> did you know about the payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >>reporter: why did michael cohen make that payment if there is no truth to the allegations? >> you have to ask michael cohen. he is my attorney. and you'llhave to ask michael . >>reporter: do you know where he got the money for that payment? >> no i don't. >>chris: how damaging is that t

. >> chris: in the paula jones case, didn't the court ruled that the president wasn't above the law andhat he had to get involved in the paula jones civil suit? >> mr. davis: the answer is yes, he was forced to testify in a civil suit. you don't have a test of whether he can be subpoenaed, but in the language of nixon versus united states, there is language that goes beyond documentary production and testimonial production that in a criminal case the president is "not about the law." i think you will have to testify. >> chris: i've got one and a half minutes left, i want to get to one final question and that is the question of credibility because president trump apparently misled the american people on air force one in april when he denied knowing anything about this payment to stormy daniels. take a look. >> did you know about the payment to stormy daniels? >> chris: how damaging is that the president trump and to his political support on this issue? >> mr. digenova: it's not damaging at all because in fact the people realize that this part of the investigation is why it's the whole th

chris cuomo. >> and just when i thought it couldn't get more excited, you hear james early jones saying your name after it. >> breaking news. >> we're waiting on the storm surge and these gusts are the real deal. >> there are a lot of beanbags being thrown and tear gas. >> their strength is obviously in their unity and that's what just -- >> this part of the community really shows you the randomness and intensity of the tornadoes. >> look at the difference between life and death. >> you have to be there, people do not get what's going on if they're just hearing one side of the story. >> they were throwing them back at the officers that made the line come up. >> investigators walking this crime scene were haunted by the sound of cell phones going off again and again. >> the faster investigators can get in here and figure out what this is really about, without people like this corrupting the scene and changing things, the better. >> it is not the job of the press to be nice or not nice. it's the job to be fair and to be right. >> why aren't we allowing the christians in? we only allow the muslims i

jones chomping on it. o's take a quick 1-0 lead. chris davis, they call him crush. of the year off andrew cashner. 3-1 a's. matt olson back-to-back jacks. that's why you bring your gloves right there mr. man in the orange. and the a's leading the o's right now 5-4. they are in the seventh inning wearing their kelly green tonight. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. as i mentioned warriors had a chance. don't get it done. sharks had a chance. they got to get it done on sunday. >> i don't worry about the warriors. the sharks it's -- >> it's looking a little dicy. we've had a couple of blow outs, a couple of overtime games. the warriors game four sunday on abc 7, pregame at noon, tip off at 12:30. they've got to bring a lot more energy and effort. steve kerr said they really didn't bring it and steph curry bouncing back from the knee injury. >>> well, coming up tonight on abc news at 11:00, the santa clara sheriff facing serious questions from within her own ranks. >> my confusion quickly turned to outrage. i didn't agree whatsoever and i expressed the fact i didn't

jones. powerful words from chris stirewalt.oughts this morning. >> first of all conservatives should have never linked up with roseanne. she is not a conservative but a liberal for the majority of her life. we say all the time we don't want to have this hollywood influence in our political culture but when it's something we think we may like then we're cool with it. the bottom line is this, abc made a business decision to hire her, they knew what they were getting into. they saw an opening during the trump era for a show like this and they took advantage of it. now that it is going left they want to pull out. >> sandra: sounds like you're pulling a little i told you so. >> i did. i told them. >> sandra: it was the right thing to do, abc to fire her after this? >> i think so, sandra, i would agree with lawrence a little bit. thank you for you guys being hypocrites, lawrence, appreciate that with regard to roseanne and hollywood and everything. but abc knew what they were getting. it is a very different time now than when her sho

knowing that the most important goals are yours, is how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> good morning. i'm chrisn. happening today, you can turn in your gun for cash. a gun buy back event is being held on maple street. you can get up to $100. if you give up as saulsault wea you can get up to $200. you are asked to put the unloaded weapon in your trunk and drive up. more on abc7news.com. >>> turning to weather now in the bay area, lisa argen. >>> good morning. look at all the cloud co tower e poveking r.out. so it will be a gray start for all of you. 51 in san francisco. 56 in san jose, so miler wi mil the cloud cover. it will be a cooler weekend with 60s and 70s around the bay. >>> thanks so much for oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. >>> welcome back to "gma" on a busy saturday morning. happening right now, a triple threat from nature. hawaii's big island rocked by the most powerful earthquake there in more than 40 years, this as the kilauea erupts bringing molten lava and dangerous sulfur dioxide gas to residentia

jones. >> thank you very. van mentioned the support he has with nancy pelosi. she takes your questions live. chrisecial town hall tonight at 9:00 only here on cnn. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> you're watching cnn. i'm brooke bald went. we begin with breaking news on the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. the news is this -- his security clearance has been restored. this is according to a person briefed on the matter. this is after months and months of uncertainty stemming from his part in the role -- also with us, bradley moss. evan perez, tell me what you know. >> that's right, brooke. gloria borger and i have learned that jared kushner's security clearance was restored today officially. it was suspended during the rob porter scandal, where rob porter was allowed to remain on staff despite allegations of spousal abuse. john kelly suspended the clearance of everybody whose clearance was pending, that included jared kushner of course. we have heard now from abby lowell, who is kushner's attorney and he says this is a process a long time in

have donald trump going on alex jones saying you have a great reputation and playing footsie with these people throughout his campaign and presidency. >> right. and, christhis extends to being dangerous for our democracy as a whole. when you have a president who peddles in conspiracy theories that can constantly be disproven, right? he is 8 million hispanic people voted illegally. no, that's not true. and even the author of the study you're quoting says that's not true. it makes it very difficult for our democracy to function. i have thought about this heading into 2020, possibly 2024. will there be an election we have in america where donald trump is legitimate? probably not. if everything is a conspiracy theory, we may face a constitutional sovereignty crisis in this country if this guy loses in 2020 because he'll say it was a whole bunch of bots and hispanic hillary supporters that did it. >> today is the day i believe the report was issued by the state of new hampshire which looked into the claim i think it was the president and others said thousands of illegal votes in new hampshire. they did an audit, a comprehensive analysis of the millions of vo

jones show. we'll be watching for that. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> happening this week, nancy pelosi answers your questions in a live cnn town hall. chris host this wednesday night at a time that will become very familiar to him, 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> this morning, new and deadly danger in hawaii. look at this. the lava flow reaching the pacific ocean. ♪ heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief every day we hear from families who partnered with a senior living advisor from a place for mom to help find the perfect place for their mom or dad thank you so much for your assistance in helping us find a place. mom feels safe and comfortable and has met many wonderful residence and staffers. thank you for helping our family find our father a new home. we especially appreciate the information about the va aid and attendance program. i feel i found the right place. a perfect fit. you were my angel and helped guide me every step of the way thank you. the senior living advisors at a place for mom partne

jones, bbc news. our business correspondent theo leggett is here. theo, what's gone wrong? said the liberty—mac holders of this franchise did bid too much and chrisd the blame at their door today. but the two company said in the past —— certainly, the two holders of this franchise. they said in the past the assumptions on which they made this bid were wrong, in other words anticipating improvements to railway infrastructure which never materialised and increasing passenger numbers, therefore increasing passenger revenues, which never materialised either. although the secretary of state was trying to put the blame firmly on the commercial companies and saying they got their sums wrong, there does seem to be a criticism here that could be made of the bidding system itself and the assumptions made by the department for transport. difficult presumably because the secretary of state is saying taking it back into the department for transport‘s control it back into the department for tra nsport‘s control is it back into the department for transport‘s control is only a temporary measure, and he is proposing a new model, public and private partnership mod

jones finished with 34 - saves. tonight... the series heads back to las vegas for a critical game- 5. reporter chris maathius ..le arena. the sharks are in las vegas looking to take a three-two series lead over the golden knights. team teal evened the series with a four-nothing win in game four. we can expect martin jones will have another busy night between the pipes... on wednesday he had 34 saves a big emphasis during morning skate was... shutting out the knights' top line... william karlsson, jonathan marchessault, and reilly smith for the second straight game. with a win tonight... the sharks have a chance to close out the series at tank sunday a live look outside right a live look sundayseries at tank sunday a live look outside right a live look a live look outside right now ... a lovely friday around the bay. lets get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was the warmest day of the week today with some temperatures moving into the 80s inland. it is a nice night if you're heading out. patchy fog will return tonight with a chance of drizzle n

chris mcdaniels. so we're keeping a close eye on mississippi. and we do think mike espy is a very strong candidate. and he's a strong candidate for everybody in mississippi. just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. i mean, doug jones ran as somebody who was willing to work for the president if it helps alabama. but he would pose the president if it didn't help alabama. and mike espy and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. >> so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary? >> it's actually a special election. >> election day is the primary. >> right. we think mike espy has a strong record from when he was representing mississippi and he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. i mean, you know, this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what is good for mississippi. >> all right. >> because of the tough mess that you got, the cycle started out which gave you almost zero chance and i'm wondering how you would size up your chance now. and if i could also ask about two specific races. can you talk about how you see the lay of the land in arizona and in montana. i'm wondering whether the attacks on john kester a

chris mcdaniels. so we're keeping a close eye on mississippi. and we do think mike espy is a very strong candidate and he's a strong candidate for, you know, everybody in mississippi. just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. doug jones ran as somebody who was, you know, willing to work with the president. if it helped alabama. but he would oppose the president if it didn't help. alabama. and mike espy and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. reporter: so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary before you -- chris: it's a special election so -- linda: election day is the primary. chris: right. as i said, we think that mike espy, he's got a strong record from when he was previously representing a part of mississippi. and you know, he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what's good for mississippi. linda: janet hook from "the wall street journal." reporter: because of that tough map that you've got, the cycle started out give you almost zero chance of taking the majority. i wonder how you'd see your chances now. and could you talk about how you see the lay of the land i

chris mcdaniels. so we're keeping a close eye on mississippi. and -- and we do think mike espe is a very strong candidate. and he's a strong candidate for, you know, everybody in mississippi, just like doug jones was a strong candidate for everybody in alabama. i mean, doug jones ran as somebody who was, you know, willing to work with the president if it helped alabama. but he would oppose the president if it didn't help alabama. and mike espe and a lot of other candidates are in the same position. >> so you're waiting to see who wins the republican primary before you -- >> well, it's actually a special -- >> so it's a -- that's right, it's a gang -- so election day is the primary. >> that's right, right. and as i said, we think that mike espe is -- he's got a record, a strong record from when he was previously representing a part of mississippi. and, you know, he's reaching out to everybody in mississippi. i mean, it's -- you know, he said this is not about democrats or republicans. it's about what's good for mississippi. >> all right. janet hook from the "wall street journal." >> hi, senator. thanks for joining us. because of that tough map that you've got, the cycle started out, and people

chris mcdonald, my best friend. go braves. abby: great message. thank you for reminding us what today is all about. johnny joey jones. thank you for your service.: a pair of emotional reunions you've got to see. a navy mom surprising both of her daughters. they join us live. you don't want to miss this. that is coming up next hour. ♪ the okay, so... my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. and if they come out gross... ...she washes them again. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. these new actionpacs unleash three different cleaning agents that dissolve food, lift it off, and rinse it away the first time. wow! that's clean! and less work for my mom. new cascade platinum. nothing cleans better. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear.