connie jones has been killed by her husband? >> it would not have surprised me. knew that no matter what, no matter what order of protection, no matter what he would be after her and if he really wanted her, he would eventually get her. >> reporter: and experts point to the often intertwined and troubling link between domestic violence and gun violence. >> there are a laws all across the country that protect domestic violence victims in the event that their perpetrator has access to weapons. in my experience, those laws aren't always upheld in ways that they should be. >> reporter: connie and her husband are now speaking out saying more could have, should have, been done to prevent her ex's killing spree. >> i think certainly if they had not pled him down to disorderly conduct, he would have had a more significant claim on his record. and then he would not have been able to carry a gun. >> i think that we could do a much better job listening to all survivors, women, men, when they say that they're being abused, and making sure that we're not only taking them seri

president connie is an economic performer but they still rank toward the bottom. there has been some progress but it has been slow. there have been bright spots. the government has improved its performance and funding a greater share of its budget. the u.s. share dropped about 50% to 25% today. the afghan people who face this every day understand the need for peace and so do the personnel working to implement the strategies. the key question, will they join the peace process they're prepared to test this. thank you for the opportunity to prepare before your committee. support is crucial to our progress and i look forward to addressing questions. >> we now go to mr. elliott. >> thank you for calling the hearing and for your time in service. our policy is critical, 15 american troops remain in we provide assistance every year. back in september 11 our troops and allies have performed heroically. there has been progress once estimated as many as 5000 there now thought to be in the low hundreds unfortunately those gains are what most experts consider a stalemate. they

president connie has said the afghan people continue to seek peace. that is supported by the polling data we see. you have only mentioned one horrible chapter of violence, but regardless there's horrible but that afghans have seen, they remain committed to peace. the celebrations that took place are manifestation of what our broad nationwide desire for peace. the higher peace council is a multiethnic body. peace cannot be made, it has to include all of the ethnic and social groups of afghanistan. i would argue it has to include the women of afghanistan. any peace process that process will have to be broad-based. >> i understand what we have seen or need. are you confident, is our government confident that the government in afghanistan is strong enough to be able to do this? strong enough specifically with respect but the taliban to include them with negotiations? >> because were not trying to put up hurdles to peace negotiations, where the united states interest law is what comes out of the negotiation process. we can live with negotiations that produ

also want to say a quick note to connie chan. connie, who put me out in the chinese newspapers, a great resource and i've enjoyed her tenure here and she, too, will be sorely missed and hopefully you will also come back for the ground breaking of portsmouth square. >> president buell: dawn and connie come forward. >> thank you very much, commissioners. i wanted to have an opportunity to come and say farewell after all this time working together. some of us have been working together actually longer than 12 years when i started in the mayor's budget office as the analyst for the recreation and park department and recruited by the deputy director at that time, katy, and this job has been an amazing experience. it is the job i never knew i always wanted and that as a policy person who had been reading design magazines since she was 15 to finally have an opportunity to do both things in one job, and has really been amazing, and i really, we worked on hundreds of projects at this point and i wanted to say my favorite project is my tea

but i'm not so sure connie is right. trump doesn't know he's losing, doesn't know he doesn't look strong on this. i think he is fuelled by delusions on a lot of these issues, and i think he's going to try to take this issue to the wall and to other things. he thinks are quote, unquote, strong issues. is this going to be a big deal? i think it will be in states like nevada with big hispanic populations where the democrats need to get that vote out and republicans hope not as many hispanics turn out as white voters turn out. >> thank you both for the point about journalism. considering the fact that we're fake news, this has been a wonderful outing for journalism and journalists. and let's not forget the people supplying them with tips that lead to the stories across the country. we'll do this again. thank you both so much. as we speak, president trump has landed back at andrew's from duluth, minnesota. air force one taxiing to a stop. >>> coming up, new details on the infamous trump tower meeting involving don junior, a r

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. >> connie jones was married to dwight jones for 20 years and she said she lived in fear of him but in the end, police say he targeted six people including a world famous doctor all linked to their divorce case. here's abc's danya bacchus. >> >> reporter: for five days police say dwight jones sparked fear in the city of scottsdale killing six people. all they had to go on was this sketch until his ex-wife's current husband, a retired police officer, recognized the connection between four of the victims. >> and i immediately knew this was dwight jones. >> reporter: connie jones says she constantly lived in fear. police say dwight jones targeted lawyers and mental health workers involved in connie and dwight's contentious divorce battle. >> we know that we were the primary target for dwight jones, and we are very grateful to be alive today. >> reporter: dwight jones' first alleged victim, dr. steven pitt, a renowned clinical psychologist who provided expert testimony on high-profile cases like the jonbenet ramsey murder, also performed a mental evaluation on the suspect and was called

thanks to court records of a bitter divorce between the shooter dwight jones and his ex-wife connie.ome deeply disturbing videos posting on youtube. the account under the name exposing low lives has now been taken down but fox news obtained some of the videos before it was suspended. much of it simply cannot be broadcast. but it paints a picture of a man railing against his ex-wife and all of those who helped her in the divorce. >> i would assume her attorney came one this strategy because connie's too dumb to come up with such a plan. >> jones also wrote in one post, "open letter to my son. i have not seen since 2011 because his mom took him away from me. she got a lawyer before me, set me up for death and the rest is history." the investigators confirmed that jones killed four people and believe he is connected to two more murders discovered yesterday. he seems to have targeted people he believed were connected to his divorce proceedings or who worked for law firms connected to it. in a statement yesterday, jones' ex-wife connie said, "he was a very emotionally disturbed person as

president connie has said the afghan people continue to seek peace. that is supported by the polling data we see. you have only mentioned one horrible chapter of violence, but regardless there's horrible but that afghans have seen, they remain committed to peace. the celebrations that took place are manifestation of what our broad nationwide desire for peace. the higher peace council is a multiethnic body. peace cannot be made, it has to include all of the ethnic and social groups of afghanistan. i would argue it has to include the women of afghanistan. any peace process that process will have to be broad-based. >> i understand what we have seen or need. are you confident, is our government confident that the government in afghanistan is strong enough to be able to do this? strong enough specifically with respect but the taliban to include them with negotiations? >> because were not trying to put up hurdles to peace negotiations, where the united states interest law is what comes out of the negotiation process. we can live with negotiations that produ

president connie has said the afghan people continue to seek peace. that is supported by the polling data we see. you have only mentioned one horrible chapter of violence, but regardless there's horrible but that afghans have seen, they remain committed to peace. the celebrations that took place are manifestation of what our broad nationwide desire for peace. the higher peace council is a multiethnic body. peace cannot be made, it has to include all of the ethnic and social groups of afghanistan. i would argue it has to include the women of afghanistan. any peace process that process will have to be broad-based. >> i understand what we have seen or need. are you confident, is our government confident that the government in afghanistan is strong enough to be able to do this? strong enough specifically with respect but the taliban to include them with negotiations? >> because were not trying to put up hurdles to peace negotiations, where the united states interest law is what comes out of the negotiation process. we can live with negotiations that produ

connie jones, a texas-based radiologist.rds showed that his ex-wife filed for divorce in 2009. jones had been charged with assault days earlier. he had pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. records show his wife sought an order of protection and psychiatric evaluations were requested for jones. and the psychiatrist ordered to conduct that court-ordered evaluation, dr. pitt, the man jones had killed. dr. pitt was a prominent forensic psychiatrist whose resume of work included several high-profile cases including the murder of jonbenet ramsey, the columbine high school massacre, and the trial of jodi arias. >> we have been able to tie the -- or basically determine that the shooting on 1st street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> reporter: but that's not the only connection. dr. connie jones's lawyer is a partner at the same law firm where two of the other victims, paralegals sharp and anderson, were murdered. their law firm released a statement calling anderson a "friend, mother, grandmother and wife who gave a

connie: it's on my feet, steve. steve: it's on your feet. connie

she spoke to connie again. >> my sister tells me, i found him. >> reporter: connie had jumped in herwn car and soon came upon bill and his bike by the side of the road. he'd crashed and was in bad shape. police were already at the scene when frances arrived. >> and then as i'm running to him, an officer grabs me. and i yank him. i heard somebody yell, that's his wife. leave her alone. and i get down to where he's at. and he's alive. >> reporter: do you say anything to him? >> i was just in shock. and he kept telling me, i can't breathe, vieja. and i told him calm down, dad. calm down. >> reporter: bill had internal injuries. whatever happened, the wreck was so severe it even knocked his boots off. >> sierra 4, here comes your bird. >> reporter: they took him away in the helicopter. >> they got a gurney. and he grabbed my arm. and he goes, vieja, come with me. i go, i'm coming, dad. and they take him. and i remember he told them, she needs to come with me. >> reporter: but officers wouldn't allow frances in the chopper, wouldn't allow her to go anywhere, in fact. >> and i told the off

probably die here and i mean it will be i'll be seventy three by the time i leave in the rain i'm connie and i'm not going to make it. you know. thank you for let me see my best friend again so nice to see her again. do you think there's any place for mandatory i don't think there should be a mandatory minimum for anything i don't think that i think that every crime should be individual ie judged a lot of laws make no sense you have the right to defend yourself but in a lot of circumstances you defend yourself and that gets twisted and you get in trouble. i think i really think that we need to take a look at our justice system and straighten it out. while or this team are now focusing on clemency the success of the clemency effort rests on a proposed bill by florida representative neil come to. one of the reasons for this bill i imagine is your belief in the secular man. that is a polite society and what i want to you know prevent from happening in the future is somebody who is not physically harmed anyone being sent to prison for twenty years the bill would make warning shots legal in t

court of appeals for washington dc, and amy connie baer, a former notre dame professor, who served as a clerk for the late supreme court justice. minority leader nancy pelosi says the stakes of kennedy's departure cannot be higher. >> republicans now have the opportunity to erase a generaf for women's rights, lg b ghts, workers rights and healthcare.>> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the role they set in 2016 , not to cons year. >> reporter: democrats are still angry that republicans blocked president. obama's supreme court nominee before the 2016 election, on the grounds that voters should have a say and want the same deal now. she tweeted, for months away from an election there should be no election for a supreme court nominee until the american people have a say. mcconnell said that the senate when he denied judge garland hearing for nearly a year. the senate should follow the mcconnell standard now. nate ma mcconnell says the situation is much different. >> we are in the middle of this presidency and the first term. to my knowledge, no one on either side has

a day later connie's lawyer in that brutal divorce elizabeth feldman came to the same conclusion.ffice when it was attacked. >> the police suggested that i not go home and i made sure that my daughter wasn't home and she was out doing her thing and we stayed away from the home until monday. >> reporter: another intended target who survived was karen kolbe, a jones family therapist. in what way was this unusual? >> this case was by far the most fraught with potential for violence as anything i've ever worked on ever. >> reporter: now, robin, for a number of years, injunctions against him prevented dwight jones from legally obtaining a firearm, but after a number of years, those injunctions lapsed and i'm told by law enforcement sources that by the time he became a serial shooter it was perfectly legal for him to have and obtain firearms. i'm also told by the time he killed himself in that hotel room -- and this is chilling -- he had obtained multiple weapons, including an ar-style rifle, robin. >> oh, my. matt, thank you. >>> now to that new warning about the dangers of drowsy driv

my name is connie mar. i own and have lived at 2 garfield street at merced heights for the past 20-plus years, and my purpose today here is to request the board of appeals -- [inaudible] >> -- monterey pine trees on my property. i think the biggest question is why remove the trees? i feel that they constitute an unacceptable risk to my property, occupants of my home and to the general public. the limbs have a high chance of failure, and the consequences of such failure can be catastrophic. just a little background. i want you to really know that i have an abiding respect for nature. i appreciate the contributions of the trees to the health and the aesthetic nature of the environment, and one of the reasons i purchased this property actually was the trees. there were five trees on this property originally. they were planted by the previous owner around the edge of the property. i don't know if you can see the picture of the -- i think i have a picture in here someplace -- yes, sorry -- of the property. the t

connie johnson hopes her home is still standing. >> i don't know if it's okay now because the house and bridge by mine no just waiting to find out. >> reporter: johnson is among the activities -- evacuees staying in front of the moose lodge in clear lakes. this has become an unofficial evacuation center. residents have set up tents and campers. evacuees say nearly every summer for the past five years, fires forced them to evacuate. >> this is constant and it's everywhere. the weather, the drought, people lighting them. firefighters are battling that fire, along with aircraft dropping fire retardant.. two other wild i don't know what's going on. >> reporter: fire officials say there have been no reported injuries to firefighters or residents. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in lower lake, jessica florez, kpix 5. >> cal fire says about 1500 firefighters are battling that fire and they are dropping fire retardant. >>> two other wild fires are burning across the state. on your left, vtol fire in tehama county has burned about 300 acres and is about 30% contained. m reservoir t

griffith, clodine, zonea, connie, ruth, suzanne, hn romero sr., nancy stansbury, james welsh, meredith height, james dunlap, darrell hawkins, ryan morgan, maya bass, casey bernard, steven cano, corey, kelly flemming, daniel mozer, daniel robarg, rachel scott, isiah shoal, lauren townsend, kyle velazquez, lieutenant brian murphy, madison finch, samuel osales, tranese, ronnie, lazara, joseph graves, briana jenkins, sarah, keone evs, ic garth, ben wilson, gloria mckey, kathryn cole, don e. hern. davita. joan similaron, rhonda ohler, , connie, cody corey lee shannon, antinette haywood, courtney taylar, kim sofia sanders, i ask unanimous consent to insert the names of 250 additional gun violence victims into the congressional record. amicans ths h ames of 250 failed. it's sad it took me too little time to find the names of 250 americans killed by gun violence. sad because we could save lives but refuse to do so. we could save other filies from enduring this trauma and pain. if you could find the courage to put american lives before the n.r.a. checks and big gun lobbies. i yield back. the sp

connie jones, sources tell abc news. police say jones began his murder spree thursday shooting dr. steven pitt. at that point, all authorities had to go on was this sketch. pitt was a reknowned clinical psychologist who provided expert testimony on high profile cases. he also performed a mental evaluation on the suspect in that divorce case. and sources say veleria sharp and laura anderson, the two paralegals police suspect jones killed next, worked at the law firm that respected his wife. and barely 24 hours after those murders, marshal levine also killed in his place of work. sources say he shared an office with one of jones' therapists. >> and matt gutman with us live. matt, we know the first shooting happened last thursday. do we know how investigators were able to track him down before doing even more harm here? >> reporter: it took them a couple of days, david. first, they had hundreds of potential suspects, but with each additional killing, they were able to hone in on those ballistics, eventually reaching jones and were able to confirm that it was him through dna. now, offi

connie jones, confirms her ex-husband made the connection between the murder victims and his divorce. he contacted phoenix police on saturday and she contacted >> glor: mireya villarreal in scottsdale, arizona, for us tonight. mireya, thanks. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," bill clinton says monica lewinsky will not be getting an apology. and later, how the children of america's fallen heroes are being helped through their grief. in a small package. see what you can get for under 20 grand... with the all-new ecosport from ford. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. i saw my leg did not look right. i landed. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected

connie jones, sources tell abc . eshaiin st,ay all bon authoriti ttpi psychiatristro phod devi like the jonbenet ramsey murder. he also performed alecina that divorce case. and sources say veleria sharp and laura anderson, the two paralegals police suspect jones killed next, worked at theaw l firm that represented his wife. and barely 24 hours after those murders, marshall levine also li sources say he shared an office with one of jones' therapists. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight from arizona. and matt, we know the first shooting, as you reported, happened last thursday. do we know how investigators were able to track him down, this suspect, before doing even more harm here? >> reporter: it took them a couple of days, david. first, they had hundreds of potential suspects, but with each additional killing, they were able to hone in on those ballistics, eventually reaching jones and were able to confirm that it was him through dna. now, officials just moments ago said that he may have targeted others. the big

. >> dwight jones' ex-wife connie says her husband was emotionally disturbed.n rambling audio messages to his son. jones accused his ex-wife of conspiring against him along with well known forensic psychiatrist dr. steven pitt. >> she had dr. pitt give the exam but the garbage he made up couldn't be get me committed to a mental ward permanent like she wanted. >> police say pitt was jones' first victim. pitt evaluated jones and testified against him during the divorce. jones' next victims veleria arpa pair legal as at the law firm. he also killed marshal levine worked at an office used by a counselor who evaluated jones' son. the final two victims, 70-year-old mary simmons and 72-year-old bryon thomas. >> mr. jones was visiting them in an effort to right some wrongs. >> investigators say ballistics, dna, and surveillance video evidence connect jones to at least three crimes. a scottsdale police sergeant. does this mean the case is closed now? >> we are still following up on other lead. other associations. and possibly any acquaintances or help the suspect may ha

will be gathering including russia and iran to reinforce our support for the efforts of president connie and our support for peace in the region. we will continue those diplomatic efforts. pakistan has a particularly crucial role to play as the general testified. without pakistan's active support, it's going to be much more challenging to achieve our objective under the south asia strategy. we would like to see pakistan arrest, expel or bring to the negotiating table taliban leadership. today, well we've seen some positive steps, our assessment has been that we've not seen the sustained and decisive action that is really required to ensure that the taliban take this peace process seriously. >> thank you. one little nugget just to leave you with. the cobble contract they said we would take a hundred initiatives and i hope that in the question-and-answer you can give us an update, i haven't heard too much about the reforms. we have a minute, maybe you can tell us the benchmarks that the president has and how we tend to use those as commitments for preconditions, et cetera. >> the afghan go

>> the first thing is that you will have to call me connie. i just have to say word about andrea mitchell. andrea was a part of the press corps at the state department that covered me when i secretary. the truth is, if she hadn't been a great journalist she would've been a foreign-policy specialist. thank you for all of your great work. >> those are the days when secretaries of state travel with the traveling press. >> had a white to find and think about political risk. we wrote this book out of a class that amy and i talked together. we talked together in a course called the global context. it was about everything that happens in the world that affects business. we taught it for mbas. one thing that was not covered adequately were political risk in the way that political scientist think about it. not investment risk. political risk seems to overshadow the way people think about it in the 1960s and 70s. while some dictator will nationalize your industry. today, it's almost unknown to have that be the problem. we talk about teaching a course in

what was the experience when connie adopted your mom? >> when i was a kid i didn't understand. in the sense. you, whatever, this is me. this is my life, you know. then you just basically prioritizing surviving. you just want to survive. ainsley: you looked for your biological mother, she passed away, right? >> i remember, i got a copy of my birth certificate. i looked up on the internet, it said she was deceased. it was funny, she died on the last day of my school year that year which, you know was, that kind of hurt. ainsley: i'm sure. davion, you have a bright future ahead of you. you have a mom who loves you and brothers and sisters now. what does your future look like? what do you want to do next now that you graduated high school. >> i'm going to p-tech for culinary. ainsley: technical school? >> yes, ma'am. i plan to go to the college in america for nap at that pa. i want to own my restaurant. ainsley: thank you so much. god bless you both. >> thank you. ainsley: coming up next. we'll check in with steve live at white house. steve? steve: ainsley, you are about to see som

escalates, thet canadian the connie could take a hit -- the canadian economy could take a hit.n principle, people like the idea of retaliating. shery: the foreign minister said weada will not escalate but know there are other issues pending between the u.s. and canada, including potential auto tariffs by the u.s. and nafta, could this change? >> absolutely. it is open to whether donald trump considers today and escalation. canada says this is just a dollar for dollar response but if donald trump thinks this is raising the stakes, a lot of people say these tariffs will not have that big of an impact on inflation, canadian growth, but if it comes to that, you will see wide-ranging and potentially damaging effects on the canadian economy. shery: these trade disputes are not confined to canada. president trump pass or wants to alter the multilateral trading system. reports he may be considering pulling out of the wto. what is the latest? >> that news came out of axios and it is true donald trump has made remarks like that. steven mnuchin this morning said nothing about those commen

trish: how much does the better connie play into it?i think a big issue getting to the general election. if you look at extrapolations where the economy is and cross that against traditional house elections, republicans would be projected to pick up 55 seats. if you only look at president's approval rating republicans would be projected to lose 68 seats. so you have a pretty ride wang between 68 and 55. think economy becomes dominant issue in the fall. what republicans run on. i think republicans will surprise where they end up in the house and pick up seats in the senate. trish: chris wilson, thank you very much. >> you bet. trish: coming up everyone, the president is the first sitting u.s. president to with a north korean leader, so much as talk to the head of north korea. he is getting praise from a rather unconventional source. stay with us. >> donald trump is goesgoing to do a great job. trying to reach out to make sure our hands, americans hands are always open. today is a great day for everybody. singapore, tokyo, china, everybod

the prosthetic limb industry. , and notso many men only american men, but allied soldiers as well, connieng back in need of rehabilitation so they can return to living a normal life. in these films which we have digitized thousands of, janice allen is a collector of film from the 20th century. she has done an incredible job of accumulating this film and we turned to her when we wanted to find films that coincided with the themes from world war i. and we had them digitized. many of these films, we believe, have not been seen since 1917 in -- or 1918. they are over 100 years old and have been living on reels for all those decades. we are happy to put those in each section to demonstrate many of thefound aspects of the war that we hope come through in each section. you see here, these are examples of the department of labor. the united states employment service was created in 1917 or 1918. they roughly placed 6 million men for 10 million jobs. many of them were veterans. you see that today, if you hire a veteran, the u.s. government -- let us work to perform these duties even more earnestly

. >> connie jones said her current husband recognized a connection to her divorce and called police.te to the divorce. >>> and the capitals beat the golden knights 3-1. they scored three first period goals as washington could hoist the stanley cup wit a win on thursday in las vegas. >>> thanks forng us. big primary we'll see you at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> president's hosted multiple national champions. unfortunate when politics gets in the middle of this. >> there's no one more disrespectful than the president of the united states. >> that's an attempt to embarrass the president. >> this is a way of putting black players in their place. it's very, very disturbing. >> the president did not draft the response. >> it was a mistake. i swear to god it was a mistake. >> the president dictated that statement in order to mislead the american public. >>> prosecutors allege that paul manafort has been tampering

he said moore, connie. you wanted to see me? he said, yes, i did.now, about those letters that jebusite over the weekend, i thought i did something wrong, screwed up in some fashion that was about. he opened the door of the desk and said you left your pen upstairs, and i didn't know if you needed this or it is a specialty in some way and is going to call you but i did want you to have to come back into work on the weekend, so here it is. and it was one of those pens that you buy at a drugstore or get from -- [laughing] supply unit. thank you very much. had a nice day. see you later. and i don't know whatever happened to that pin that was just who he was. it reminded me in the 1980 campaign we were flying somewhere, and he came, wandered back in the open with an envelope in his hand and said does anybody have a stamp? i think shirley, the tablet sector said yes, but what you need a stamp for? somebody back there gave me a letter i wrote back to them and he had written a letter, addressee of to look and feel t and had every intention of putting a stam

campaigned on it and was elected on it so whether you agree or not, to the extent that what he's doing is conni isniss with what he said he'd do if elected. >> i think what's interest ng this is that the president ran on overhauling u.s. immigration law. he continuously beat it up and said we have stupid laws and a broken system. he's been in office almost 18 months and he has not led a concerted effort legislatively to lead a republican congress inclined to try and satisfy him with many sympathetic ear to do anything other than build a w wall, a halfhearted tempt to legalize the daca kid. there are many things both sides agree are wrong with immigration and as one republican told me yesterday, the president because of his credibility as a border hawk, has the opportunity to be nixon to china when it comes to immigration but he doesn't lead. >> and he would love that nixon and china moment on this. or on north korea, but to david's point, the president told republicans to stop today. let me read what wrote this morning. republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration until after he el

taliban fighters and afghan security officials in the eastern province of it happened this president conny announced an extension to the government's weeklong ceasefire with the taliban to coincide with the ied it's a blow to an otherwise happy day which saw dozens of unarmed the taliban fighters entering the capital kabul and other cities to celebrate the religious holiday who the rebels are denying claims that they've lost control of the main airport in the yemeni city of a data in this exclusive footage of the fighters can be seen standing in front of the entrance to the site later in the video a rebel fighter who dismisses claims that the strategic airport has been captured by saudi led coalition forces saying these claims are baseless saudi and them iraqi ground troops have surrounded the facility as part of a larger offensive to take the entire port city. the greek government has survived a no confidence vote inside parliament as police fired tear gas at protesters outside the voters' court following an agreement is that athens is preparing to sign a deal to recognize a new name for

conny and affecting regional trade beyond nicaragua's borders but even with the look in this country we want to keep going because we're caught up in a crisis that has nothing to do with us there are many central american squatter melons hondurans coast to reconsider even many panamanians here we want to go back to our countries because they've been here far too long now a new round of talks between the government and civil society representatives are expected on friday millions of nicaraguans will be waiting to see if it will end the crisis stephanie decker al-jazeera traffic was above ways election commission has cleared twenty three candidates for july's presidential polls i think luda president of the. opposition leader nelson will commute its about ways first election since robert mugabe was forced out by the military last year after thirty seven years in power we have received eliminations in effect on the following candidates. no son of m.d.c. our lands we have joys still without a rope. from peoples rainbow coalition party we have non-god by your muscle. from zanu p.f. party.

probably die here and i mean it'll be i'll be seventy three by the time i'm leaving at the rate i'm connie and i'm not going to make it in that you know. thank you for let me see my best friend again so nice to see her again. do you think there's any place for mandatory minimum i don't think there should be a mandatory minimum for anything i don't think that i think that every crime should be individual ie judged. a lot of laws make no sense you have the right to defend yourself but in a lot of circumstances you defend yourself and that gets twisted and you get in trouble. i think i really think that we need to take a look at our justice system and straighten it out. while it in this team is now focusing on clemency the success of the clemency effort rests on a proposed bill by florida representative neil come to. one of the reasons for this bill i imagine is your belief in the secular man oh yeah that is a polite society and what i want to you know prevent from happening in the future is somebody who is not physically harmed anyone being sent to prison for twenty years the bill would make

i had a quotation i wanted to bring in from a writer named connie schultz, who is a and she describes growing up in the cleveland area. her father worked at a factory in the boiler room. she said that when she would go -- she went to visit this place, hell. was some kind of the temperatures were, you know, going up to 140. film -- the filth was unbelievable. the fatigue her father experienced, but she says her father would come home every day looking like he had just come back from hades, which he had, and would say, "you kids are oing to college." the reason he was willing to put up with this job was because he had people that were really relying on him and to whom he was devoted. when i think about joblessness and the question of how much this is an economic or cultural parallel, these men do not feel, for very complicated reasons, some of them true, that they are needed. nobody is relying on them. they can hang out on the couch and play video games. does it really matter? the kids are going to be ok. sort of. mr. levine: you have an in one ofg statistic your writings. only 41% of h

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chris buckler reports from washington james connie has been criticised by both sides of the politicaling the presidency and he was absolutely fired by presidents come. during the campaign, he was in charge of an investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e—mail server. it became a deeply contentious issue. this new report finds comey was insubordinate and made serious errors ofjudgment insubordinate and made serious errors of judgment and insubordinate and made serious errors ofjudgment and how he handled that inquiry. but the fbi says there was no attempt to influence the election. this report did not find any evidence of political bias or improper consideration is actually impacting the investigation under review. however, this report does give details of text messages sent between fbi staff members and, in one of them, and asian talks of stopping donald trump becoming president. certainly, there are a lot of things in this report that is not only worry those of us in the administration but that should worry administration but that should worry a lot of americans that peo

host: we go to connie. caller: good morning. in my archives, -- i was born in spain in 1940. then, the spanish civil war and the start of second world war ii. now and theuntry way it goes, it reminds me of my childhood. my parents sent me here as a kid to escape spain. the abuse of power. i see the same thing happening in spain in the civil war, in germany, and italy. i see myself as a child and that times. i want you to answer me that question, because i am really afraid for my grandchildren. guest: i am terribly sorry -- i cannot really make out all of what the caller was saying. if you could please summarize it for me? host: like you, she talked about coming to the u.s.. grew up in spain, left an oppr essed regime in spain and is worried for her children and grandchildren in this country. guest: i have four grandchildren . i were constantly about them. caller, i tendly to be optimistic. we have had terrible things in our history. ackse was the lynching of bl for many years, in the 1920's and 1940's. there have been episodes, like under democratic president woodrow wilson,

dwight jones' ex-wife connie says her husband was emotionally disturbed. in rambling audio messages to his son, jones accused his ex-wife of conspiring against him, along with well-known forensic psychiatrist dr. steven pitt. >> dr. pitt give the exam, but the garbage he made up couldn't get me committed to a mental ward, permanent -- >> reporter: police say pitt wam pitt evaluated jones and testified against him during the divorce. jones' next victims, veleria sharp and laura anderson were parallels at the law firm of his ex-wife's divorce attorney. he also killed marshall levine who worked in an office once a victim's son. scottsdale assistant police chief rich slavin. >> mr. jones was visiting them in an effort to right some wrongs. >> reporter: investigators say ballistics, dna and surveillance video evidence connect jones to at least three crime scenes. does this mean the case is closed right now? >> we're still following up on other leads, other associations and possibly acquaint neances o help the suspect may have had. >> reporter: police are treati

. >>> we are back 7:30 with the gateway to the west ar conni at the arch, mor renovation.ho will be there for the festivitie grandopening, mr. al roker. >> we're getting a greatak s peek. will share it with everybody tomorrow morning live. >> i am alous. i love st. louis and the warch. thatill be so cool. >> never beenha up in -- that little pod that goes up to the top. >> you can g up? >> you can go up. >> i did not know that. by the way, one of the city's biggest celebrities, there are a ton.da recommons for must-dos. that's later. >> all righty. >>> get to the start with a major new ruling on immigration. breaking over night a federal judge orders family separated at the border to be reunited within 30 days. [ chanting ] aste proing break out following president trump's suldeme court victory ing his travel ban. >> we have to be have to be safer and we have to be secure. we have to make sure that we vet people coming in to the country. >>> staying safe. rsports that pressecretary sarah huckabee sanill receive secret service protection. that decision coming days aft she w

i played connie. >> do you remember your -- >> so i'm the red carpet with him and i see him and so ie you as good in bed as you are on the dance floor. if i tell you his wife's jaw dropped, she thought i was coming on to her husband. >> why would she get that idea? >> she wasn't there. she's probably too young to know that was my line. but he knew right away and said, fran, i'm so happy for your success and all of that. so it was really like a reunion and quite lovely and he's great and he's still got the moves. >> yes, he does. >> you've got the moves too. you're back as eunice. >> eunice. frank's wife. >> frank's wife. >> how is that? >> frank stein. i'm so happy and delighted to be part of this franchise. this one is "hotel transylvania 3: the summer vacation," and you know i don't think there is an animated film besides ours that has put together such a great collection of comic actors that adam sandler assembled and we get writers from "snl" so the reason why i bring that up, it's genuinely funny. it appeals to the whole family or if you don't have kids like me, but you like ani