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and jason jones presentation about coming down to the courthouse and being excluded and committed by l.l. in an interview with me. and larry jones, drew jenkins had a van full of people from both the towers and from sunnydale, so-called rivals, drove them down together in the van and were not allowed in the courtroom. >> thank you very much. >> that is t a reason the gang injunction should be lifted. the due process was not real. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon. i am andrew, critical resistance, and also born and raised in san francisco. and i have been involved with the no-u.s.a. jail campaign. here to speak to the demand that the city attorney drop the gang injunctions in san francisco. in 2015 the board of supervisors voted to close h50 bryant and in that campaign some of the numbers that we're seeing around and arrested are black according to the next examiner op ed published today, the san francisco jail is 56% black, and even though they make up 3% of the city. so the connections here between the board of supervisors voting to close the jail and

jason jones is set to be released in september, and is creating his own app to help student athletes >> i didn't even know what this was for i was in school. >> reporter: harry is an alumni of the program, now employed as a lead software engineer for tl m works while he's serve the remainder of his serve -- sentence. >> we are creating websites for outside companies. we earn the highest hourly wage in a united states prison. >> reporter: this has been a success story since 2014. not a single graduate has come back into prison after release. the graduation ceremony was followed by the grand opening of the tech center with three new classrooms that will serve as a model for the future of training in prison. it was built by inmates in the construction program, some of them graduated too. >> we put up the frames, drywall. painted it. i put up the ceilings. this is amazing, two years ago this was an old print warehouse. >> reporter: many representative from tech companies were networking with the inmates. there are a handful of success stories including one inmate who works for the init

jason jones is set to be released in september, and already created app to help student athletes succeed. >> i didn't even know what coding was before this. i've before in prison for 13 years. >> reporter: harry was an alumni of the program and now a lead software engineer while serving the remainder of his sentence. >> we're actually creating websites and apps for outside companies and earn the highest hourly wage in a u.s. prison. >> reporter: which is what? >> $16.49 an hour. >> reporter: the graduation ceremony was followed by the grand opening of the tech center with three new classrooms that will serve as a model for the future prisons. >> we put up the frames, dry wall, painting, i put up the ceiling grids. >> this is amazing. two years ago this was an old print warehouse. >> reporter: many representatives from tech companies around silicon valley were on hand to network with the studd one former inmate now works for the zuckerberg initiative in palo alto. >> if you want to employee the hardest working -- employ the hardest working employee, it's someone from this program. >> repo

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jason jones is said set to be released in september and already created his own app to help student athletesucceed. >> i didn't know what it was. i left the street before smartphones was even a thing. so i been in prison about 13 years now. >> reporter: terry is an alum of the program now employed as a lead software engineer for tlm works while he serves the remainder of his sentence. >> we are actually creating websites and apps for outside companies and earn the highest hourly wage in the u.s. prison, $16.49 an hour. >> reporter: code 7370 has been a success story since it started in 2014. not a single graduate has come back into prison after release. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: the graduation ceremony was followed by the grand opening of the tech center with three new classrooms that will serve as a model for the future of training in prisons. it was built by inmates in the construction labor program, some of them graduating, too. >> we put up the frames, drywall. sheetrock, painting, i put up all these ceiling grids. two years ago, this was an old print warehouse. amazing! >> reporter: many

jason jones is said set to be released in september and already created his own app to help student athletes. >> i didn't know what it was. i left the street before smartphones was even a thing. so i been in prison about 13 years now. >> reporter: terry is an alum of the program now employed as a lead software engineer for tlm works while he serves the remainder of his sentence. >> we are actually creating websites and apps for outside hourly wage in the u.s. prison, $16.49 an hour. >> reporter: code 7370 has been a success story since it started in 2014. not a single graduate has come back into prison after release. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: the graduation ceremony was followed by the grand opening of the tech center with three new classrooms that will serve as a model for the future of training in prisons. it was built by inmates in the construction labor program, some of them graduating, too. >> we put up the frames, drywall, sheet, painting, um, i put up all these ceiling grids. >> cristina, this is amazing. two years ago this was an old print warehouse. >> reporter: many representatives

let's get into it with van jones and jason miller. it's good to have you both. van jones, i start with you. the battle of us versus them. is it real? is it in effect, and what's the intention by the administration? >> well, i mean, it's clearly real and the president of the united states has found a formula to kind of keep this conflict going. he throws punches, and if anybody throws a punch back at him he says we're being victimized. i was especially disappointed to see paul ryan. you're correct, paul ryan had the chance to be a moral leader and a moral giant. his big hero jack kemp who always stood up to bigotry, paul ryan sed out doing that during the campaign of donald trump, but then he backed down from it. he brought the taxes down, which jack kemp would like but did not jack kent would like but did not bring the moral rhetoric up when he had the opportunity. if anybody should apologize, paul ryan should apologize to the country and jack kemp for not doing job to hold everybody to a high standard. one of the big disasters in this country is there's nobody o

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jones industrial aj f, the i share's edge momentum etf. say that ten times fast, folks. and that is higher by 12%, and van guard europe etf lower by 1 %. jason brown is chief investment strategist at fun dex. jason, you are picking a couple of areas here, small caps an ch, that have momentum behind them. sometimes that's something to worry about. his is awhy you think smart play now. >> sure. at fun dex what we've observed over time is that most trends when it comes to large cap versus small, value veorus growth,gn versus domestic, they actually last years. at least several months.ll the s cap trend in particular is relatively new. you mentioned thegy techno that's had some momentum behind it for some time now. the other thing that we've served is that because these trends last some time, have you some time to adjust as things change as long as you stay alert to those changes, and that's really what our strategy is all about. >> your first pick as ante et index fund is up 30% just this year alone. >> amazing, right? although it's up 50% or so forn the . you might have had a similar argument or concern, you know, at the beginning of the year.

jason, what do you think. >> i degree. what we're seeing in china the dwer jones of the impact of trade. small caps have done well here kind of low rated. >> should it be? >> given what we know in terms of trade implications right now, it shouldn't be. the risk is escalation i think that's what you're seeing china is selling off more so because the impact will be greater there. in addition, once he consolidated his power, they're trying to slow growth. slow momentum. on top of these uncertainties, it's more liquid that's why we're seeing a bear market. >> we're talking about the markets, are we focused on the wrong thing? i would submit the market has been skittish since that fed meeting couple wednesdays ago when they talked about a hawkish tone, my concern all along is, i'm not saying it's a fed misstep, is the fed in the conversation again, is that the real threat for the market. >> the fed is almost out of the equation going forward, it's price for the fed raising the rates two more times around 3%.s the fed will stop if that's the case it comes down to what growth does. >> you're go

jones, a retired teacher from indiana. served in world war ii, and we solute you for your service, sir.ar leonard eggert, happy 100th rthday. >> that is awesome. >> a big fourth hour, jasonwant to check on your morning commute with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> 270 here southbound at father hurley, it was slow earlier here this morning because of a crash in the main lanes. and then bw parkway in laurel southbound at powder mill, a crash reported there.. >> thank you >>> we will take a quick break and come back and creck your st. stay with us. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches... ...over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the... ...hotelock it in. tripadvisor. >>> sunshine here in washington, 77 degrees now and headed on our way in the highs in the mid to upper 8hs, w clouds building later in the afternoon and the likelihood of rain and thunderstorms this evening. lower h fidity level tomorrow and then higher rain chances back for friday. a little stormy saturday afternoon, and sunday will be the warmer and drier half of your weekend. >> thank you. get the latest news and weather anytime in the nbc