jason stopped playing baseball. jason didn't want to go to school. there was no more kisses good night. there was no more hugs. jason started sleeping with weapons in his room. he would sleep with baseball bats. his whole life changed. >> once someone found out about it, i cut them out of my life. i wouldn't want to associate with them anymore because i knew that they knew. >> flores says it wasn't long before he joined a gang and began using drugs. he paid for his habit by stealing cars and breaking into homes. >> it was like this demonic seed that was planted in my son's soul. and we couldn't kill the weed. >> flores was able to identify his attacker, a man named kevin kinder. eventually kinder was convicted and incarcerated for attacking flores and three other boys. but cornett says that wasn't the end of their nightmare. >> kevin kinder got sentenced to 17 years. he only served six. he got released, and when he got released, i followed him everywhere he went. >> some mothers are going to fight for their kids until the day they die. >> kevin kinde

take cassia and jason. on facebook while she was dating jason's friend. >> we did a lot of texting. we did some skype. >> reporter: cassia, 15 years younger than jason, lives with him, her 38-year-old fiance, in spring hill, florida. the two have an online business selling se ing second-hand good. they relied on social media during the beginning of their relationship. never meeting in person. hello. >> finally. >> are you still mad at me? >> yes. >> reporter: it took six months to win jason over. she convinced him to apply for the via. >> she said, you want to be my boyfriend? five, six months later, i went down to brazil in july of 2013. >> reporter: cassia says she gets bored living in a small town, but she's won the heart of her father-in-law who lives in the home with the couple. >> you got that on the half price rack? >> reporter: as for jason's friend? >> they always say to him, oh, my god, i'm dating with her and i said, what the [ bleep ], it has nothing to do with that. >> reporter: and another pro

deal and go to jason carter and mr.unt. >> i believe the beauty of the bill that passed was we gave churches the choice. a better option than the stated dictating to them and i trust congregations and the leaders of the churches to make those kind of judgment calls. i think we have given them that flexibility and they will exercise a privately. >> mr. carter? >> i agree with the governor deal it is important to give local communities and congregations a choice in this matter. i fought very hard in respect to this bill and brought people together to ensure the choice that the churches were given was a real one. that is the kind of leadership i provide, bringing people together on difficult issues. >> mr. hunt? >> i am a strong constitutionalist so i support gun rights and i also support the right of private land owners whether individual or organizations. each entity should be able to determine what is allowed on the property or not. government should not be saying you should allow it, it is your property, you get to dec

i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'lle brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they pay the employees obviously the costs are going to have labor is going to go up so how dour make the adjustment it's going to be more to live in city at the end of the day it quo would be nice if we got breaks. >> justin do you feel this measure is a compromise between employees of small businesses. >> this is a compromise a number of measures proposed earlier t

i'll to start with opening remarks jason. >> thank you nona and thanks to the league of women's i'lle brief measure j is a measure to raise the minimum wage in san francisco are you right now it $10.75 by july of 2018 that will be $14 per hour we need the equality in san francisco sits the issue of the day families leave inform everyday and this is one piece of the puzzle to make san francisco the city that's more affordable to the one hundred percent. >> okay. so we see it as not helping people out that much at the end of the day the folks he earning 15 now will want to increase their income beyond that, and, secondly, the cost of doing business is going to there's a small business has to make a reasonable profit and if they pay the employees obviously the costs are going to have labor is going to go up so how dour make the adjustment it's going to be more to live in city at the end of the day it quo would be nice if we got breaks. >> justin do you feel this measure is a compromise between employees of small businesses. >> this is a compromise a number of measures proposed earlier t

good-bye, jason.overtaken by my own sense of, i can't believe, like, sting came over here. that's not how that's supposed to work. i mean, you -- you -- you -- you go to sting. >> jimmy: you go to sting. yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. sting doesn't come to you. >> jimmy: you must go to sting. >> you go to sting. >> jimmy: exactly. >> jimmy: do people come up to you all the time, like. hey, oh, my gosh, i love your stuff? >> well, you know, sometimes. not as much as i'm sure sting probably. but he probably goes up to most people and says i'm a big fan of yours. i don't know what you do, but i am sting. [ laughter ] but in my life -- sometimes it happens, sometimes unexpectedly, like -- but it's always got a little -- i was jogging, this is years ago, clearly, and i had decided i'm going go jogging. i'm gonna start get, in shape. to quote albert brooks, i'm gonna start a new life and i'd like running it to be a major part of it. >> jimmy: was this recently? >> this was a few years ago, and i was jogging, an

. >> jason carter has big ambitions but the promises are falling short of the truth. he claims to be for education and the middle class but jason carter's plan would cap and restrict middle class access to the hope scholarship and increases spending $12.5 billion requires higher taxes on smaller businesses and the middle class. jason carter, falling short and dishonest and untrustworthy. >> we dated for five years and then after five years he had our first son henry and then thomas. it has been the adventure of our lives. he is the best dad. he takes them to school. the parent teacher at preschool on friday. he reads to them. i don't have the stomach for politics but jason is courageous, strong and never afraid to do what he thinks is right. first place, the pentacle, number one, how do we get there? governor nathan deal lowered taxes and built a skilled workforce giving georgia families a future. he created over 294,000 new jobs and now georgia's business climate is leading the nation for the first time in history. for the first time in history, george is the number

you see, it was us and jason we should point out who joins us once again today.o, i don't know, are you feeling vindicated, good, are you ready? >> john, michaela before we start, in honor of lebron's return. welcome home, lebron! let's get this party started. we are ready! >> so you're handling this very well. you're very calm about this, very steady heading into tonight. >> oh, goodness. >> it is going to be one of those nights that cleveland is never going to forget. i'm honored to be able to go. i'm a season ticket holder. i just have goose bumps thinking about what it's going to be like there tonight. they're unveiling the new scoreboard called humongoustron. the biggest scoreboard in the arena. when they introduce lebron, from st. vincent-st. mary high school, the place will go ib sane and when he throws the chalk in the air i don't think there will be a dry eye in the place. >> it's been some time since we've spoken to you, a long time since you've been able to watch a basketball game, an nba game. what have you been doing with yourself. have you been out

cnn's jason carroll at the rally. jason were, what is going on? >> reporter: the justice for all rally is under way here in front of the park in front of the old courthouse. you have speakers that are addressing the crowds of several hundred people that gathered at the park. it's a multicultural crowd. people are here to talk about justice and race. they've come from all over, deborah. they've come from texas. they've come from california. they've come from noge. one of the residents from california joining me right now. why don't you step in here. 10 years old. you decided to come here. tell me what you expected to hear. tell me, why did you decide to come. >> hi. i think i came out here because this has been going on since 2003. and it's been fizzling out for way too long. and as a 10-year-old black child i know that my generation can be completely wiped out by those who say they can protect and serve us and i'm not saying that all police officers are known as brutal people, but when this is an ongoing thing it certainly looks that way. >> repor

give me jason!three answers on the board, again, guys. here we go. >> jimmy: good answer, good answer! [ laughter ] >> name an instrument least likely to get a band member groupies. [ buzzer ] >> tariq. >> tuba. >> oh! [ laughter ] oh snap! [ cheers ] >> no groupies for the tuba -- for the tuba man. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] they're going to play. they are mopping y'all. >> jimmy: i know, i know. i know, i know, i know. >> this business right here. that got 'em. they're scared to answer the question. all right, james, let's go. name an instrument least likely to get a band member groupies. >> the accordion. >> jimmy: good answer. >> the accordion. [ applause ] >> yes, the accordion. >> who has an accordion in the band? >> you talking about our band? >> no, not you. you just going with the audience members, right? >> yeah. >> think they said that? >> i think so. [ laughter ] >> accordion! [ buzzer ] [ audience ohs ] who would say that? [ laughter ] who the hell would say accordion. these peopl

>> women and independents and all of the people that jason just mentioned that are showing up in thells saying they are very unhappy with the president's handling of this rising terror threat and far more open to the idea of air strikes and other things to take out the terrorists. and you see republicans running versions of these ads now in a lot of key states, you see new hampshire and north carolina and colorado and the crux of the argument is the same in every one, which is you democrats help lay the groundwork for the circumstances that led to this threat. you sat buy as it was growing and did nothing and you cannot be trusted to return to the senate and see this mission throur @r(t&háhp &hc% >> here's the thing, cory gardner, the republican candidate is not in favor of he's ruled them out. how is his policy towards isis different than president obama's? >> the important aspect of what republicans are doing, they are not talking so much what they would specifically do. their argument is that democrats in the past, when things got tough overseas, cut and run. they fled from the si

so jason is president obama the single biggest liability for democrats this election year? >> in some ways he's a liability. but it depends on the race. i mean, the reason president obama is on al sharpton's show is because the democratic party has a problem because he's not on the ticket. if you're in georgia and trying to distance yourself from obama but need black voters to come out to the polls, you have got a dilemma and that's what the democratic senator has. if you're in new hampshire, the black vote has lost importance there. president obama might be working for you. obama is trying to give cover to the democrats so they can do what they think they need to do. >> is he helping them by saying look to everybody -- i know he did it on sharp torn's show. hey, these guys are my allies. they voted for me. will it help in arkansas? >> it might help in arkansas. >> really? >> to the extent you need the black voters out to win, it's going to help. he has to get that base out. it's a mid-term election. black voters typically skip mid term elections. if they skip this one, dem

so jason, is president obama the single biggest liability for democrats this election year? >> in some ways, he's a liability. it depends on the race. i mean, the reason president obama's on al sharpton's show is the democratic party has a problem with getting out black voters because he's not on the ticket. so if you're in georgia and you're trying to distance yourself from obama but you need black voters to come out to the polls, you've got a dilemma. in other parts of the country, if you're in new hampshire and trying to do the same thing, the black vote is less important there. so distancing yourself might be working for you. it depends on the race. but he's trying to give cover to the democrats so they can do what they think they need to do. >> is he helping them by saying, look, everybody -- i know he did it on sharpton's show, that hey these guys are my allies. they voted for me, my program. that doesn't help them, does it? >> well, it might help in arkansas. it depends. again, to the extent that you need the black voters out to win, it's going to help. that's what he

jason pew is here with more on this neverending game. what a night down there, jason. >> yeah, it has been a great night so far, jim. currently this game right now between the nationalsnd giants is tied 1-1. they're in the 16th inning just thrilling stuff taking place alternates park. jordan zimmerman pitched eight and two-thirds inning before being pulled after giving up his first and only walk of the ballgame. he gave up the game. now we're currently in the 16th inning. like you said, just a marathon of a baseball game for the nationals. you're tied with the giant. still at 1-is. >> they needed to bundle up. they needed blankets down there. if you have stepped outside, you have felt those temperatures that have drped, and they are just going to keep falling through the night. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seagull tracking it all for us. amelia. >> well, yim, it's going to be the coldest night so far this season as far as the nationals game is concerned. when the game began, the temperature around 65 degrees. right now alternates pa

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>> by kids who chose to drink that night. >> jason park was one of the kids. he felt he was too drunk to drive his car the he gave his keys to his designated driver. his best friend who was also 17 and turned out to be intoxicated as well. the car slammed into a tree at durham and topaz way. jason was killed. >> did she go and been that alcohol thinking that this would happen? no. she was probably thinking i am going to be the cool mom. but that's wrong. >> wondering if you could give me a call back. >> we want to the home looking for a comment. no one answered. park says she never met her. but she thinks about jason every day. he had tons of friend. loved music and sports. park says she chooses to talk about her tragedy in hopes it will help another family. i am going to pray for her. she is a mom i am a mom. >> the 17-year-old driver of the car has since pled guilty. he has been convicted of dui and manslaughter. reporting live in freemont, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> such a tragic story. thank you. a per vekt strikvert strikes ag. authorities don't k

jason, let me clarify.e number 6 because you're far to young to be this accomplished. >> i could say the same for you. >> oh, please i only directed five movies. >> i'd like to see those. >> they are all shorts. in terms of this film. it is a heavy subject matter, technology. the emotional impact of technology to paraphrase. >> we have turned it into a heavy subject matter. it is a reflection of our curiosity and desire. it is a reflection of what we put out there. >> what led you to this film. it is unique in so far as there is a lot of dialogue and plot that turns on text messages that is not based on actor to actor correspond ens. >> it was the most technically complicated movie i've come close to. we had to put the internet on screen and watch the actors to see what they are looking at. otherwise it would be what you see in restaurants. >> what we're living. >> yeah people staring at glass. but it is a great book. he approached ten different characters, a teen, a parent, young falling in love, married a

jason? >> well, they're trying to defend themselves by doing what the president is trying to do, which is to say, yes, we need to go back in in iraq, but it's not going to be like under george w. bush. if there's any consistency to obama's foreign policy, if there's any principle there, it's to never do anything that could get him compared to george w. bush. and that's all -- that's all he's out there saying and i think democrats are following his lead on this. i don't know that this election is going it turn on foreign policy. maybe if there's a big event, a plane gets shot down, more kidnappings. because of obama's low approval rating, you know, he's dragging down these democratic candidates. they can't talk about obamacare, they can't talk about the slow economy, and now on foreign policy he's struggling there, too, and so are democratic candidates. >> don't we see, kim, some democrats starting to sound like born again hawks? >> born again dick cheneys, yeah. it's astonishing looking out

>> i don't know jason, i care care who jason is. >> jason is a good guy. >> that's not a good guy.t's like chasing some poor person -- >> he's as conservative as anyone i know, you may not like what he did there, but i'm going to at least stand up and say, look, it's lois learner, i mean, how many people would like to hear the answer to that. >> if you would like to know my home address, i will gave it to you. >> i don't think ideology allows you to be rude. >> stand up for somebody like that. >> eiffi'm not going to stand ur that tactic, but the guy cares about the country. >> i can't use ideology to say i likesome, dana? >> i like what you said before, the best way to persuade people that you're right is facts, wit and charm. but also there's a lot of -- a lot of people are frustrated with the slow investigation, but i think patience is a better way to handle it. >> eric it's point that people want to know those answers is actually the right point. that's the right point. but i didn't get that. >> the problem is, right, it takes away from the message which is that this is a fair

just a quick update to jason's story there.horough cleaning the gutter alley in brook hin has indeed reopened. >>> and joining me now is cnn medical analyst is dr. van zan tolikin, a lot of people are concerned because new york is such a big, busy city. we mentioned in that report that he was feeling fatigue prior to feeling -- or reporting that fever. so, if he's feeling fatigue, does that make him potentially infect, and contagious? >> what we know is the virus will have been slowly replicating in his bloodstream and in his body through the whole period since he acquired it and developed a fever and that means that potentially his bodily fluids would have virus which could be contagious but i think it's really important to say that the viral levels are so low that i think the chance of him infecting anyone are as close to zero as you can reasonably say. i would say there's about as much chance of catching ebola on him on the subway as there was from catching hiv from someone who was hiv positive. i think it is incredibly unli

here's a supersecret jason trennert chart. the line going up is quality in the line going down is garbage stocks. we are all on the race for quality, right? >> i actually think after this settles down, you will see maybe a little more ever broadening out, things like small cap's, things that have gotten beat up particularly badly will probably do a little bit better depending on how you define quality. german bonds which are now 75 basis points -- >> hold that thought. and negative on the two-year. >> in a world like that, you don't have to take a lot of risk to get a lot of incremental -- you can buy apple and get 2.2% dividend yield. >> we will talk about apple in a bit. it isn't this a case where people are just going to sit on our hands until the meeting in october? >> in many ways, we have been held hostage a little bit to policymakers. if i were a central banker, i would say, how about a little help? how about politicians, feel free to get involved. >> good to have you here this morning. we will talk about europe in a bi

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of the harvey milk statute and i think it's says something about the city congratulations you have jason brooke and it can't be better than that. >> colleagues welcome to the board chamber and city hall i understand you'll be having a representation at the board of supervisors conferee room in 278 we're honored for your presence and thank you for your service to the country despite the military didn't have policies that reflected the policies of san francisco but given you're here it's wonderful to see you here if you change your mind consider moving to our city bus its more important to have ambassadors to our city with that, jason are you ready? >> this is in recognition of the love that's being shared and celebrated and i will always love i will always love you oh, you my darling you oh, i'll always love you. (clapping.) >> before you speak i actually forgot to introduce your spouse he continues to perform thought the local venues he's on amazing singer. >> you should have one (laughter). >> well, thank you very much supervisors we really appreciate this consumption this past saturday

deal, and go to jason carter and mr. hunt. >> i believe the beauty of the bill that passed was we gave churches the choice. that is always a better option rather than the stated dictating to them, and i trust congregations and the leaders of the churches to make those kind of judgment calls. i think we have given them that flexibility, and they will exercise it appropriately. >> mr. carter? >> i agree with the governor deal it is important to give local communities and congregations a choice in this matter. i fought very hard in respect to this bill and brought people together to ensure the choice that the churches were given was a real one. that is the kind of leadership i provide, bringing people together on difficult issues. >> mr. hunt? >> i am a strong constitutionalist, so i support gun rights, and i also support the right of private land owners whether individual or organizations. each entity should be able to determine what is allowed on their property or not. government should not be saying you should allow it,

wolf was talking about was that we need what we need people like jason to do and studies like this to do is look at a way to use the undergrounding opportunities to build out an entire public network of conduit and fiber so that -- and dovetail that with the ammiano study that was done that's on your records because it was done for lafco and figure out how best to do a public city-wide network for broad band communications that is accessible to all citizens in the city and can include --. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, jed holtman, speaking as a san francisco resident just to quickly speak to commissioner lindo's point which mr. brooks basically just touched on. the foremost way to make sure that you can set, the board of supervisors or that a policy board of san francisco could set policy over how those lines are being used is of course if they are managed and controlled by the public instead of by private corporation x with private corporation x you basically have to get that into the franchise agreement or the lease agreement and we know that those are not necessarily the most

jason kelsey fired back on the radio this morning. >> i don't think jason pierre-paul is smart enough with that statement on his own. i think he's the type of guy that reiterates what his tochs have been telling him. i'm worried about tom coughlin's math. i feel like maybe that's where it was screwed up. it was relied to him as that. >> on it went from there. lawrence tynes tweeted saying insulting giants staff or players' intelligence, the giants can found the to four, it's easy to couldn't to the zero, #just saying. #empty fingers. the birds will continue to play without kelsey due to sports hernia surgery. linebacker mychal kendricks and chris polk are also out. demeco ryans is questionable with a groin injury. >>> check out "football night in america" on nbc 10 orç eagles pregame live at 7:00 on nbc 10. kickoff is at 8:20, all here on nbc 10. >>> ta team meeting was held today and they think the best way his players can deal with the rough start is by closing their ears. >> i'm listen to you guys, seriously, that's -- you know, play for yourselves. that's it. >> i think we're pla

with jason derulo.he ama nominees this morning. >> that's how robin walks down the hall. >> just like that. >>> that wild nascar brawl. you saw the pictures over the weekend. some of the biggest names in the sport involved. we'll tell you how tony stewart was involved. >> it was ugly. >>> an important new story for parents. the most dangerous place to let your baby sleep. you'll be surprised. i was. >>> "star wars" fans strike back. how they're writing the latest chapter in the saga. >>> that sensational retrial of john goodman. he was convicted of drunk driving manslaughter two years ago. that conviction was thrown out. now the sequestered jury is not supposed to know about that. matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: this morning, polo magnate john goodman in the courtroom again. he's charged after crassing his $200,000 bentley into 23-year-old scott wilson's hyundai in 2010, the crash instantly killing the colge graduate. goodman waited an hour. >> i just kind of wrecked. i'm on -- where am i? >> do

jason carter, it is now your turn to an jason hunt the question terrified you are a scientist and yard coverage report of appointed a new task force on ebola. what are your thoughts on the governor's comments with respect to ebola last week? hunt: that's a very good one. the governor actually quoted that water kills ebola. we cannot have our leaders making such statements and then not retracting them ever. i never saw a public retraction. that is better i actually have many years of working in antimicrobials and i find it very fact that we have a leadership that would go in that direction. he is appointing a tasking but he does have the capability or knowledge to understand which people have the right ways and the right ways of doing it. i can be here on be with the people addressing these issues. i can talk to them and understand exactly programs they want to put forward. we will address it correctly and will put up the right warnings at the right time and the right safety measures for our state to be protected. carter: mr. carter. -- i can just put up will put the most important thin

good news, though, center jason kelsey practiced with the first team today. that's big.s been out four games with a sports hernia. it looks like he can be back on sunday if -- >> not only is jason healthy enough to play but is he healthy enough to be better than david moch at center. >> darren sproles was practicing. he said if the game was today, he'd be playing. nick foles back at work looking to correct his mistake. he has nine interceptions. are you tired of questions about your struggles? >> just because you all ask me doesn't mean i'm done. i'm going to keep working, going out there, working on fundamentals, study the film, study what's going on. it's all correctible. i have to keep grinding through it and keep working. it's not going to happen overnight. >> the eagles got help last night with the cowboys getting upset by the redskins. that's tony romo, knee in his back, he had it surgically repaired before. the owner, jerry jones is on the field during the game telling his coach, jason garrett, romo is ready to return. he did come back. the cowboys lost. >>> the s

okay. >> and thank you to jason and the team and thank you to all of the folks who work in this unit because the truth is, you all can't do what you do, unless the folks that are here and part of your team, do the pieces that they do as well, and so, thank you, and i think jason... [ applause ] and so i can't say it any better, but i do want to echo, what director said about the staff here, and doing the hospital out reach work, and they are going bed side, and really earning every single one of those referrals, they are not a passive recipient of these referrals so this month, 547 referrals meant, 547 face-to-face contacts with individuals in hospitals offering transitional care services and all of the other serviceshat we provide and it has been an incredible part of our program doing this hospital out reach, and i just also want to acknowledge everyone in the intake, because the people up here, there are a portion of our larger staff, and there is about 25 or so, individuals that really keep the unit humming and with the increase that we have seen over 50 percent, in just the last

his brother zachary and jason autry are each charged with aggravated kidnapping and murder. >>> we want you to take a look at this. a raging fire burned through a farm in northern california. it started when pallets and bails of hay caught fire in gilroy. the flames quickly spread to the barn and burned at least 10,000 square feet. there are no reports of any injuries here. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> a push to end youth homelessness headed to washington today. backed by a little star power. ending youth homelessness, a call to action event brought togetherç cyndi lauper and formerly homeless individuals. the young people surveyed became homeless for the first time at age 15 and spent nearly two years living on the streets. more than 60% say they were raped, beaten up, robbed or otherwise assaulted. >> you can't have kids on the

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