we're learning more about david jones. he was a truck driver. he was he spent a lot of time on the road. he was only home for two days when this shooting happened. reporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> it was the case that made national headlines. four young men killed on a bucks county farm. today the two suspects accused of the killings appeared in front of a judge. shawn kratz was wearing a red prison suit and walking with a noticeable limp. this is video of him being led into the north hampton county prison. his cousin faced the judge through a video feed. he confessed to the killing in exchange to have death penalty removed from the case. both men are scheduled back in court in october. >>> new jersey senator kory booker. wants statues removes from the capital building. they are on display at the national hall. it began as a protest over the removal of a statue. >>> up next at 6:00, dogs left for dead in a local park. now they are making a comeback. new at 6:00, why their abuser could get one of the harshest punishments eve

the surveillance video shows david jones running away as officer ryan howe fired two shots, one striking davis jones in the back. >> i saw it. and that's where it starts and stops. they were want the tring witnesses of a separate incident including two children. they were driving his dirt bike erratically. david jones had a gun and police for it. ts officer's gun jammed when trying to fire his first shot. that move was justified, but he was unarmed and as much as 35 feet away when the officers third shot was fired. >> because jones never looked back in the video and his hands were empty. he posed no eminent threat. >> during the three-month investigation, the cases sparked protests in the city. most recently outside of the officer's house. organizers showed up at the police department today. >> we will show back up at his house. but for now the officer is deemed only in violation of departmental policy. jones' family says they also want to see the officer put in jail. >> i don't get it. now this case is in the hands of the attorney general, who will determine if criminal charges will be

in 2010 by the same philadelphia police officer who investigators say fatally shot 30 year-old david jones in june. >> but yet i'm sitting in the wheelchair to this day, because i ran through an open field and he opened fire on me >> reporter: officer ryan powell is on track to be fired next month as a result of the jones shooting which officials described as being poor judgment. as for williams carney a injury any 2013 found officers were justified in his shooting >> it is a way to solve situations, without using deadly force. >> reporter: deputies physically removed five people , parading them out in the door of chambers and over to the criminal justice center all were cited according to the sheriff's department. >> we will continue to disrupt , until we get justice for david jones. >> reporter: we can tell thaw according to information, panel is under investigation by state prosecutors, and as far as the five people, cited here on city council today their identities have not been revealed. however, they will have to report, before a municipal court judge, to see how their cases will be

he stopped david jones for riding an illegal dirt bike recklessly in june.ll have a live report. that is just ahead. >>> shifting gears now, hurricane irma could be the strongest storm to hit in 25 years. next our team coverage continues as this category 5 hurricane heads towards the u.s. stay with us. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> and you can hear that wind whipping the palm trees there. we are seeing videos in the british virgin islands. an atlanta man recorded the storm from his hotel room. you can see the wind was whipping around the

up next we are live with the details of the new update in the shooting of david jones. >> and a man on a construction site is killed after being hit by a bulldozer. that and more when "action news" comes back. at longhorn, tonight's special, the great american steak dinner for $12.99. a center-cut sirloin with a side, plus a starter, or dessert. and for lunch, try one of our new burgers. like the bbq bacon burger. you can't fake steak. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> a philadelphia police officer who killed a suspect in a controversial shooting is now suspended. today

opiniot said officer parnell clearly violated procedure several times ending with the death of david jones. first parnell pulled over jones while already transporting someone in his patrol car. he tried to shoot the armed jones but his gun jammed. the officer then shot jones twice as jones ran away. >> just because you had an opportunity and the right to fire at one pin point during an encounter does not mean you have the same right throughout the encounter. there is an on occasion to reassess the situation. black lives matter called the decision a good start. the police union had no comment. >> members of the temple university community came together to grieve for 22-year-old jenna burleigh murdered last week. trish hartman has that story. >> dozens of students gathered on the campus of temple university to honor slain student jenna burleigh. >> i don't know her, but it's important to talk this through and have an avenue as a university to move forward. >> jenna was new transferring from montgomery community college. still the naacp chapter organized a memorial. >> we wanted to celebrate

richard ross said the officer violated department policy several times during a confrontation with david jones back in june. he pulled over jones in hunting park while already transporting another suspect which should not have been done. during an initial struggle with jones who was armed, the officer's gun jammed. jones ran. black lives matter which has held repeated protests in support of jones and jones' mother called the dismissal a good joan. the police recall -- reallies that supported the officer had no comment. >>> betsy deacrossvos announce yesterday that sexual assault allegations will develop rules. >>> nine gold star mothers will receive miss america awards. miss louisiana won the swimsuit while minnesota won the talent. the next miss america will be crowned on sunday night, watch it on 6abc starting at 9:00 p.m. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.9

the officer that shot and killed david jones is suspended. commissioner ross made the announcement. jones died for illegally riding a motor bike in hunting park. investigators confirmed jones had a gun in his possession when the officer attempted to fire the first shot in his direction. and he dropped the when when the office fired two additional shots that killed him. >> he fired two shots at jones run ago way and no longer posing what appeared to be a threat to himself or witnesses at that moment. >> law says that that violated the departmental policy and he is suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. and up to the attorney general to decide if the officer faces criminal charges. >>> bucks county murder suspect. cosmo dinardo is waiving the the preliminary hearing. he is held without bail and faced the judge this morning. he admitted to killing four men on his parent salisbury farm in july. nora muchanic will have more on today's hearings coming up in the next half hour. >>> delaware county investigators cracked a cold case from ten years ago announcing an arrest this mor

predecessors really doesn't help expand the opportunity for us to find a solution that is not military david jones exactly right listen litigating who might be responsible for this is a domestic.

surveillance video shows david jones, just moments before he was shot in the back. the police commissioner says officer ryan pownall fired two shots at jones from up to 35 feet away, even though he posed no threat. jones is accused of driving his dirt bike erratically. the 30-year-old was carrying a gun and responding officers say he reached for it. however, jones had dropped the gun and was unarmed as he ran away. investigators found the gun at least 50 feet from where jones was shot. the attorney general is investigating whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> and a longtime pennsylvania politician says he won't return to congress when his current term is up. representative charles dent says he's not running for re-election. the congressman represents the 15th congressional district, which covers all of north hatchthatc hampton county, most of lehigh county. dent is a moderate republican who has been a frequent critic of the trump administration. he is serving his sempventh ter in congress. dent says he never intended to serve as long as he has. >>> 4:37 on th

surveillance video shows david jones just moments before he was shot in the back. the police commissioner says officer ryan pownall fired two shots at jones from up to 35 feet away, even though he posed no threat. jones is accused of driving his dirt bike erratically. the 30-year-old was carrying a gun and responding officers say he reached for it. however, jones had dropped the gun and was unarmed as he ran away. investigators found the gun at least 50 feet from where jones was shot. the attorney general is investigating whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin. also quickly want to mention that there was a major earthquake that struck southern mexico last night, an 8.1 magnitude. so we're also monitoring this. maybe download the free nbc 10 app, you'll have more information and more images on the 8.1 magnitude on the richter scale earthquake that happened in mexico. also tracking hurricane irma, currently a category 4. moving towards or barreling, really, towards florida. again, category 4 now. it has been downgraded.

predecessors really doesn't help expand the opportunity for us to find a solution that is not military david. jones exactly right listen litigating who might be responsible for this is a domestic political argument that does nothing to address the growing concern about kim jong un and larry we can't overlook when north korea's foreign minister outside the u.n. said he considered president trumps tweet a declaration of war this is actually the environment that donald trump has normalized that his base has accepted and that has put our nation at risk diplomacy is a higher art and donald trump has not shown the ability to engage in it in a way that's effective the most important thing donald trump can do and i think you've seen this in the last seventy two hours or so and maybe it's the influence of general kelly and others the most important thing donald trump can do is keep his mouth shut let the united nations deal with the north korea prime minister foreign minister's comments let nikki haley work through it with rex tillerson in a diplomatic way because this is not an issue that should continue t

officer ryan clearly violated the department policy several times during a confrontation with david jonesn june. he pulled over jones in hunting park while already transporting another suspect which should not have been done. during an initial struggle with jones who was armed, the officer's gun jammed. jones used that moment to flee. the officer shot jones twice as he ran away. he should have re reassessed and held fire. black lives matter matter which supported jones called this a good start. the police union had no comment. >> betsy devos wants to change the way universities handle allegations of sexual assault saying the current guidance is not working and the rights of all parties must be taken into account. she did not detail how the rains will change, but will seek feedback from the public and universities to develop new rules. coney island has been around for a long, long time. reminds me of how geico has been saving people money for over 75 years. hey, big guy! come on in! let me guess your weight! win a prize! sure, why not. 12 ounces! sorry, mate. four ounces. i've been taking

here's surveillance video showing david jones' last moments. the police commissioner says the officer shot jones from up to 35 feet away when he posed no threat. jones is accused of driving his dirt bike e erratically. the 30-year-old was carrying a gun during the initial stop, but was unarmed during the shooting. >> in this case, there were serious policy violations committed. ones that are on video. so it's not even a question of what someone's perception was versus another. >> the attorney general is investigating whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> l new at 5:00, investigators in the lehigh valley hope. someone can help in a 36-year-old cold case. a new $2,000 reward is being offered by lehigh valley crime st stoppers for information in the 1981 disappearance of ryan kemp. his truck was found several days later. was 30 years old when he vanished. >>> several students were sent home from school in easton because they didn't have up to date vaccinations. that's according to the morning call. a new state law requires all students to be

surveillance video shows david jones just moments before he was shot in the back. police chigser says officer ryan pal nol fired two sthots at jones from up to 35 fet away, even though he posed no threat. squloens is accused of driving his dirt bike erratically. the 30-year-old was carrying a gun and police say he reached for it, but he was unarmed as he ran away. the attorney general is investigating whether criminal charges will be filed. >> new tonight, pennsylvania congressman charlie dent is calling it a career. the congressman released a statement saying he will not seek re-election to an eighth term in the house next year. moderate republican dent has been a frequent critic of the trump administration. >> we have new information on the battle over median parking in south philadelphia. a judge has thrown out a lawsuit that was trying to stop the practice on broad street. a group of neighbors called the fifth square filed the suit. it argues median parking isn't safe. the group tells nbc 10 they're reviewing other legal options. >> revelations from the courtro

surveillance video shows david jones just moments before the officer shot him in the back. police commissioner tells us officer ryan pownall fired two shots at jones from up to 35 feet away, even though jones posed no threat. jones is accused of driving his dirt bike erratically. the 30-year-old was carrying a gun. responding officers say he retched for it, however, according to this internal investigation, jones dropped the gun and he was unarmed when he was running away. investigators found the gun at least 50 feet from where jones was shot. the attorney general is now investigating whether criminal charges should be filed in this case. >>> let's head now to the lehigh valley, where investigators a te are hoping someone can help in a 36-year-old cold case. crime stoppers is offering a reward for information in the disappearance of ryan kemp. kemp was last seen eating lunch on ovseptember 18th, 1981. he was 30 years old at the time he vanished. >>> and pennsylvania congressman charlie dent is calling it a career. the congressman released a statement saying he won't seek re

david jones mp, former brexit minister, thank you for your thoughts.on of trying to "blackmail" britain into accepting a brexit divorce bill. sinn fein have rejected a proposal from the democratic unionist party to restore devolved government in northern ireland.. football devolved government in northern ireland. . football transfers and devolved government in northern ireland.. football transfers and the rest of the sport now with hugh woozencroft. good afternoon. premier league clubs are spending a record amount of over £1.a billion in this summer transfer window. in fact, a record £210 million on the final day yesterday. however, much is being made over the moves that didn't happen. one player staying put is alexis sanchez. his club, arsenal, had agreed a £60 million deal with manchester city, however that was contingent on arsenal finding a replacement. they were however turned down by monaco's thomas lemar. they had a £92 million bid. that meant that sanchez was not let go. midfielder danny drinkwater did make the move late last night. he has move

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white house correspondent for nbc news.com, ali vitali and washington bureau chief for mother jones, david corn. ali, great to have you in the studio. first, your reaction to the fact that michael cohen will now be testifying in front of the senate intel committee. the significance of that and what impact it may have on the other investigations, the other mueller investigation and the investigation on the house side. >> look, michael cohen was always around, he was always involved like monica mentioned. he's someone who has been a confidant for the president for a long time and he's deeply loyal to president trump. that's something that's interesting when you see what comes out of the testimony is whether or not there is some kind of new revelation that prompts some new page turned in the bob mueller investigation or what's ongoing on capitol hill. there's the second prong to this. while trump is here trying to make his america first pitch to the u.n. general assembly he's got a bunch of things what's trying to push through on capitol hill. you look at tax reform. infrastructure still and

scott jennings, van jones and david swerdlick.ose numbers differently than you read them. because it shows that -- i think that most people think that the players have the right to do it. they have the right, that they're doing the right thing or that they had the right to do it, not that they're doing the right thing. but i think that i read that differently, that poll differently than you did. van, i'm not sure if that's what you wanted to comment on. >> well, what i want to say is what's surprising -- it's not surprising that the majority of americans look down on this protest. if you look at the 1960s, 1963, 67, 70% of white americans said, hey, stop this black protesting. this freedom rights, you're hurting your cause, the sit-in movement, you're hurting your cause. cut it out, it's bad. huge numbers of people in the '60s with dr. king said stop these black protests. when you look at these numbers, these are some of the most popular black protests in american history. if you look at context tu wally, what they're doing are so

scott jennings, van jones and david swerdlick. scott, i read those numbers differently than you read them. because it shows that -- i think that most people think that the players have the right to do it. they have the right, that they're doing the right thing or that they had the right to do it, not that they're doing the right thing. but i think that i read that differently, that poll differently than you did. van, i'm not sure if that's what you wanted to comment on. >> well, what i want to say is what's surprising -- it's not surprising that the majority of americans look down on this protest. if you look at the 1960s, 1963, 67, 70% of white americans said, hey, stop this black protesting. this freedom rights, you're hurting your cause, the sit-in movement, you're hurting your cause. cut it out, it's bad. huge numbers of people in the '60s with dr. king said stop these black protests. when you look at these numbers, these are some of the most popular black protests in american history. if you look at contextually, what they're

. >> i'm david harrison with the dow jones. i want to follow up on the balance sheet question. what specifically would you take to reverse the decision to wind down and how would you consider adding to the balance sheet and the follow-up to that looking more broadly, how do you think history will judge the effectiveness of the actions? . . >> >> if these actions were successful to make those financial condition is more accommodative and to stimulate that disaster recovery with the recent stating working paper estimated with those set of actions that we took with the crisis will move long-term interest rates. obviously there are different estimates but i would say it is effective. it is up to future policy makers to decide whether they think it is appropriate to adding assets to a balance sheet so if the economists are correct when that lovell of neutral interest-rate around the world due to slow productivity growth but it is a view that many it here to that they will be faced with a severe downturn. so what other actions are available? and for my own part i would want to keep t

here with me are david korn of mother jones, michael toemassky and move on.org and "washington post"'representative. editor privilege first. "daily beast" first. have to do it. >> good decision. >> this is interesting. right? you have hillary clinton and bernie sanders, very much in the news in very different ways. let's start with the hillary side of it, and the really intense sense of why is she talking? why is she here? even in some of the media. what did you make of it? >> this is new? i think i remember this starting in 1991. >> yeah. >> whenever she does something, the major take in the mainstream press is, no, no. doing it wrong. sometimes over the course of the last 25 years she has done it wrong. no question. but sometimes she's done it right and the chorus is just, hillary's doing it wrong. why is she doing this? lead-in said, why isn't she blaming herself? she's got every right to say whatever she feels like saying. >> literally every former candidate writes a book. do you think -- do you think -- do you think part of it is a sense among the media that the blame is going to

more, i'm joined by matt sclapp who had dinner with president trump on monday night and david cornyn for mother jonesnd a political analyst. >>. >> i couldn't make it. >> i would have liked to have seen that. >> you can arrange it with your inside. because he put his name on the ballot for strange. by the way, there's an odd name. luther strange. but it didn't work. and this other guy is a wild man. a wild man. the stuff about gays is so out of line right now in terms of our constitution as we interpret it now and yet it doesn't seem to bother trump. he flipped 180 today. he's my guy. >> that doesn't surprise me. i think trump was with luther strange because he was the incumbent although he was only appointed, he voted for the trump agenda. they ran this primary about who could be closest to trump and trump wants a reliable vote in the senate and he's going to be for the republican. >> a week or two ago we would say roy moore was a wild man. the ten commandments of -- >> he didn't go after roy moore, if you notice. >> you're missing my point. this isn't some odd state senator here. he's a united stat

reporter: hi, thank you, david harrison with dow jones. i'd like to follow up on the balance sheet question, if you may. what specifically it would take for you to reverse the decision to wind down the balance sheets and under what conditions would you consider adding to the balance sheet again? and separately, the follow-up to that, looking more broadly, how do you think history will judge the effectiveness of your asset purchases and the conditions under which that policy should be used? thank you. >> so, starting with the last part of the question, i mean, my own judgment based on my experience and the economic research that has tried to estimate the effectiveness of our balance sheet actions, starting in 2008, and has also looked at the similar balance sheet actions in other parts of the the world including the euro area is that these actions were successful in making financial conditions more accommodative. and i believe in stimulating a faster recovery than we otherwise would have had. a recent fed working paper estimated that the fu

david: it was. >> you know, what jerry jones was speaking to us, prior to this weekend, 70% of the fansid not want to see the kneeling taking place. david: right. >> jerry is representing a lot of fans and people taking in the games feel. it is fair to point out, put that in context, that interview was before the president called the players s.o.b.s, for peaceful protest. david: i'm sure he will be asked that question several times this week as well. jim, quite a controversy, thank you for being here to talk about. appreciate it. >> to put in another sports metaphor, i think we're top of the third inning. david: exactly. we want pure spots. church and sports we don't need politicized any shape or form. jim, appreciate seeing you. melissa: meanwhile alejandro villanueva decision to stand clearly resonated to fans. the steelers defensive tackle and former army ranger is clearlying top selling jersey in last 24 hours, knocking tom brady out of the top spot. people wanted his jersey after he did that. >> i have to admit, i wanted one. wint on nfl to buy one. he is a real hero. melissa: you

jones act. >> reporter: that's right, david. for hurricanes harvey and irma, a waiver of that act was granted. the president says he's considering the same for hurricane maria, but that a lot of shippers and people who work in the shipping industry don't want it waived. the president is planning to visit puerto rico on tuesday. david? >> eva pilgrim tonight, thank you. >>> and maria, gaining strength today, unbelievably, growing back to a category 1 hurricane. strong waves and flooding still along the outer banks of north carolina. tropical storm warnings still in effect tonight. maria teetering on the edge between a tropical storm and a hurricane, but moving sharply east, soon out of harm's way. and good riddance. >>> overseas tonight, the images after a fierce rocket attack on the air port in kabul in afghanistan. it came after jim mattis arrived there, and after the u.s. revealed, here back some time ago that more u.s. troops are on the way. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz with images of the attack. >>

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sort of titian cope ttyl catcalls talking to my colleague monica jones there delving into the reasons behind this i asked analyst david buick if the business is no longer profitable. the fact the china manufacturer is reams of steel plate and you see it sitting idly in many of their warehouses tells the story because they can produce it felt cheap for the novice but there again we've got a world problem to deal with and when you look at what they've contributed something over six billion pounds since two thousand and two threaten to close down the portal but still works and other still works around the united kingdom which would have been an absolute disaster area so this deal frankly is manna from heaven ok the seven thousand jobs in south wales four thousand i'm at as i understand it point told that two thousand jobs have to go and two thousand jobs supposed it will go to to syncrude though i suspect that mattel the trade union will have an awful lot more to say about it than perhaps we have over in this country but it will do and they cannot cut in as easily just having to go to the important it seems to you know i

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larry david, stephen colbert, michael keaton, van jones, nina dobrev, dave salmoni will bring wild animals from the lone bell lowe, 21 savage and dustin lynch. and former white house press secretary sean spicer will be sitting right here to tell us everything. [ cheers and applause ] everything. no stone will be left unturned. [ laughter ] right. our first guest tonight has been acting professionally for more than four decades, which is a lot of them, on october 11th he returns to the usa network in his golden globe-winning role on "mr. robot." please say hello to christian slater. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you? thank you. all right. >> jimmy: after "mr. robot" now it feels weird to see you in a suit. >> this is not my normal attire. no, i know. >> jimmy: what is your normal attire? >> well, my normal attire is pretty much what i wear on "mr. robot." >> jimmy: oh, it is? >> yeah, honestly. flannel shirt, a hat, glasses. >> jimmy: did you wear your own clothes and they said yeah, we like that? >> i walked in and they said hey, this guy looks great, let's do this. yeah. so now it's

it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. david: pushing forward with tax reform.ays that the president's deal with democrats will pave the way for tax reform. here is he. >> i think as far as taxes, the thing that occurred yesterday we cleared the next 90 days to have more room to focus on taxes. that is a big win. that couldn't be more hopeful. the president is focused on why this is good for the american people and for the economy and why we need this. david: herman cain, fox news contributor. great to see you, herman. we saw the republican administration fail to get repeal of obamacare. can you blame the president for not working his own dea media ak about tax replacement and tax cuts and he is going to get a lot of coverage from that. i think it was a good move. some people think it wasn't a good solution or good strategy. who cares about that. david: right. >> the president cares about doing what is best for the american people and him agreeing to this three-month extension is good for the american people, and it allows them to focus on what they really need

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. >> hi, thank you david harrison with dow jones. i'd like to follow-up on the balance sheet question if i may. what specifically would it take for you to reverse the decision to wind down the balance sheets and under what conditions would you consider sort of adding to the balance sheet again, and separately, as a follow-up to that, looking more broadly, how do you think history will judge the effectiveness of your asset purchases and the conditions under which that policy should be used? >> so starting with the last part of the question, i mean, my own judgment based on my experience and the economic research that has tried to estimate the effectiveness of our balance sheet actions starting in 2008 and has also looked at the similar balance sheet actions in other parts of the world, including the euro area is that these actions were successful in making financial conditions more accommodative. and i believe in stimulating a faster recovery than we otherwise would have had a recent fed working paper estimated that the full set of ba

. >> david, i want a quick response to you on this jones act issue. the president asked to issue a waver on the jones act so that shippers who are not u.s. based could help deliver relief to puerto rico and he said that he'd heard from shipping companies who were opposed to it and so he wasn't doing it and issue that kind of waver for texas, for hurricane harvey, also for florida, for irma. issued two of them in the n a row for two other hurricanes and won't do it apparently for puerto rico. the afl-cio opposed to the wavers because the sea farers union opposes allowing even in situations like this foreign flagged vessels to help out. >> listen, lawrence. i'm a rare republican supporting the jones act. it is a relatively protectionist measure and support a waver for national emergency and preservation of life which is right now. give the captain of the port full discretion and full flexibility to decide how to bring in ship-board aid, u.s. ship or foreign flagged vessel. the president's gaffe today is remarkable, it was almost a brownie's doing a grea

jones. she recognizes the key to charging bohana is getting that coroner, dr. davidhange his "undetermined" opinion on the manner of death. >> he told us they just didn't have enough. they needed to know more. >> reporter: so jones says she reinvigorates the investigation, sending police back to the pool. that's her in the deep end. her investigators as well as water experts are skeptical of the claims that the injuries were caused by his rescued attempt. >> when we got all of those additional reports, we took it back to the l.a. county coroner, and he changed his opinion. >> reporter: that's right. in a stunning development two years after his initial ruling, dr. posey makes a life changing reversal. changing his opinion on dee dee jackson's death from "undetermined" to "homicide." that one word change is all the d.a.'s office needs. in march of 1997, nearly three years after dee dee's death, don bohana is charged with second degree murder. in oxman's view, his campaign on behalf of the jacksons has paid off. >> finally, lori jones of the district attorney's office

jones, in a special election in december. >>> welshing still ahead actor and philadelphia nate i had david boreanaz is talking about his reaction to the eagles big win on sunday, he is starring in the cbs new drama seal team which debuts tonight on cbs-3. >>> out of control bus has headed directly for a group of students and dramatic moments captured on dash cam. we will show you more of the video, plus this. >> reporter: one week after hurricane maria hit puerto rico, it is still in dire need of the essentials. i'm hanna doba with more on the response from the white house. >> ♪ >>> were you looking at me. >> i was because they are playing press would i man. press would i man is making a come back but not in movie theaters. please tell me you have seen this movie. >> yes. >> also this weekend i watching noting hill i'm in a julia roberts kind of mood anyway. >> i believe you have more information on this fan favorite, later. >> we sure do, in gotta tell you, we will be right back. >>> welcome back. cameras captured tense moment a crash of a bus swerving and kid running there through a group of students in connecticut. the bus d

. >> let's get a review with sheinelle jones and craig melvin up in new york. good morning. >> david, angie, good to see you. >> coming up, we're following breaking news out of london, where police just arrested a man in connection with a subway bombing. >>> plus, we're live in st. lute, whelut louis, where dozens of people were arrested over the acquit l of a police fi violence. the officer acquitted speaking out. >>> also ahead, the steps you need to take right now to protect your credit in light of the massive equifax data breach. >>> and how nba players on both coasts are coming to the rescue of hundreds of pets left homeless after hurricane irma. >>> those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning here on "today." good to see you guys earlier this week, though it would have been nice to have seen you under better circumstances. >> great to see you, too. you did a wonderful job at jim vance's memorial, craig. >> beautiful work, craig. >> thank you. >> see you in about 15 minutes. >>> well, he played a lot of crooks and losers over the years, but harry dean stanto

jones and craig melvin. good saturday morning. >> good to see you, david, angie. >> coming up on a saturday morning on "today president trump ramping up the rhetoric last night during a rally in alabama. the president taking on north korea, senator john mccain, the health care bill, and even some players in the nfl. we're live with the latest. >>> also ahead this morning, prince harry will be in canada all weekend for the invictus games. will he make the public debut with his girlfriend meghan markle? we are there live. >>> we'll introduce you to the sign language interpreter helping put the rock in rock concerts. she makes sure people deaf and hard of hearing enjoy concerts as much as everyone else. >> those stories and more when we get started in a few minutes here on the "today" show. >> all right. thanks so much, guys. >> see you see something different on news 4 today. come monday, we'll have that story. also, another look at the storm team 4 forecast when we return. >> the sun making its way up. >>> plus, one little girl is thanking her lucky stars her letter didn't get returned to the sender. we'll ha

we tried to contact steven jones and his family, but they declined to speak in advance of the trial. thank you for watching. that's our program. for davidnd all of us here at "20/20," have a good night and a great weekend. >>> it's not just the nfl anymore. kneeling during the national anthem