. >> reporter: still reeling from what happened, he asked that we only use his first name, jasper, and not show his face, as he shows us where his car was hit by a bullet. >> he was obviously trying to get me. >> reporter: jasper says 3:30, two men in a silver mercedes followed him on highway 4 after he got into a brief argument at a store. >> he's driving with one hand a gun i sped up and weaved and heard the shot. >> reporter: the bullet went into his back passenger side door, just inches below the window, but on an angle right towards him, he said. >> through the glass, it would have hit me into my head or upper body. >> reporter: in heavy afternoon traffic, jasper says his only escape was to speed up the smolder and straight to the chp station in martinez. >> and this person, whatever's going on in his life, feels like he needs to end somebody else's life. >> reporter: thom jensen, n"nbc bay area news". >>> new video of the building that burned down to the ground in marin county. you can see flames erupting there from a truck. firefighters say just before 9:00 friday night they wer

he why would at jasper.s. it ruined my whole day. >> whoa! >> but he said he didn't really yell at jasper. >> jasper wears the pants. >> [laughing]. >> envisioning your dog wearing pants. >> a bad phone call. that's why i don't like phone calls before air. it will throw me off. >> like an email from the boss. >> could you come see me next week? >> the boss did that on a thursday. can you see me next week? it ruined my whole weekend. >> when the paper man delivers my daily newspapers and leaves them on the sidewalk. put them on my porch! i got my moo-moo on. >> i will get my moo-moo on later. >> it's when i can't find clothes. once in a while you will get a text from gavin. can you do a 6:30. i just got up at 6:27. i will do it and i have to pop on the air. i bring it right there. >> pants tie and a shirt. >> you have no idea what is going on below. it's frightening. >> a male moo-moo? >> i would wear one on the air. >> all right. that would be great. what movie do you hope they never remake? you know mine. l

. >> jasper thinks his client took messages like these to heart. >> what makes you think though thatnfluenced by the white house specifically and not just a blind patriotism? >> it simply boils down to his statements. he understood that everybody is to observe the national anthem. >> the incident quickly became a lightning rod. jasper has the hate mail to prove it. >> maybe if he would have some integrity and patriotism and address that this behavior is not patriotic, that being a disabled veteran is not an excuse for assaulting people. >> jasper, how can you possibly defend this [ bleep ] that slammed this kid and then blame the president? i hope the partners in your firm fire your [ bleep ]. >> jasper says other messages have been threatening. what is missing amongst the outrage is context. veterans affairs diagnosed him with a traumatic brain injury after he suffered a car accident in 2001 while enlisted in the earl. his lawyer. in some ways, his cognitive abilities are at a third grade level. his lawyer says he suffered with impulse control. a trait similar to people with brain i

thth >>jasper thinks his client took messages like these to heart. >>but what makes you think though that he's being influenced by the white house specifically and not just sort a blind patriotism, simply boils down to that his statements he understood that everybody is to observe. the national anthem. >>the incident quickly became a lightning rod jasper has the hate mail to prove this. >>attorney of lance jasper were that the integrity honor and patriotism in a draft, the idea that that kind of behavior is actually not patriotic. >>that being a disabled veteran it's not an excuse for assaulting people the jasper says other messages have been threatening. >>what's missing amongst all the outrage is context. veterans affairs diagnosed curt brockway with a traumatic brain injury after he suffered a car accident in 2001, while enlisted in the army. his lawyer says in some ways his cognitive abilities. a 3rd grade level which he can't read the legal documents in this no has to be explained to him. his lawyer also says he struggles with impulse control an

jasper did not get a license plate number or a good description of the suspect. skr just a silver mercedes with two men inside. live in antioch, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. tour event in atlanta. lightning strikes a 60-foot pine tree. six people were hurt when that strike shattered bark, sent debris following. six people hurt, don't have any life threatening injuries. players were pulled off the golf course 30 minutes before the strik strike. back here, we've got tropical weave co weather coming to the bay. >> the breakdown of what happened there on the golf course as the electrical charge builds, we saw a step leader come down from the cloud, positive streamers coming up from the ground. where those two make the connection flight onright there top of the tree is where we had this is a significant problem this time of year, especially for outdoorting and hundreds can get injured throughout the year from these lightning strikes. bottom line is when thunder roars, head indoors. stro tropical storm ivo weakening as it moves northward. a closer look coming up. >>

host: how often do you talk about jasper perino? guest: jasper is america's dog. i know that her husband peter outranks jasper. not by a ton but he deftly has -- he definitely has the edge on jasper. i am beneath. i am lower than that. tom is next. caller: just a republican this time around. i have a white shepherd. isle of dogs just like daniel. i want to push back on the press. i do believe the press is responsible for the attacks on our police officers. they ran michael brown, michael brown, michael brown. it was all lies and it's never stopped. i do blame the press for a lot of the radical stuff, the racial stuff. it about makes me cry. it is so sad. i do blame the press guest: we didn't. people at fox news didn't. malcolm gladwell did a great unpacking of the michael brown case in the story in his revisionist history. i think it was last week that was really good. sorry to be a malcolm gladwell ad sales this week but. host: you can promote your own podcast. guest: i have a t-shirt on underneath. the truth here is, yeah reporters make mistakes all the , time.

blind patritiotis. >> the incident became a lightning rod. >> maybe this attorney of yours lance jaspertriotic and being a disabled veteran is not an excuse for assaulting people. >> jasper, how can you defend this [ bleep ] that slammed this kid and then blamed the president. i hope the partners in your firm fire your plooe[ bleep ]. >> what is mixing is context. they diagnosed him after a traumatic brain injury. his lawyer says his cognitive ability are at a third grade level. >> he can't read the legal documents. >> no. >> his lawyer says he struggles with impulse control. >> does he understand he has done something wrong here? >> yes. >> how do you know? >> he feels terrible for the little boy. he knows hurting a little boy -- it wasn't his intention. again, it goes back to the impulse control. it just wasn't there. if it was there for a split second it would not have happened. >> in 2010 he was convicted on a charge of assault after threatening a group of people with a gun. he can no longer own one and spent nearly the last decade on probation. he will be on house arrest until then

for more on this, i spoke to jasper mortimer. i asked him how this move was being received.arty, they have come out strtrongly againsnst i. one of theheir mbs called it -- mps c cled it a despicable coup against a a wealth of pepeople. he warned the population at large, if remained silent, could happen to his temple. -- happen to istanbul. two oppositionon partieses thatd k keep disistance from the kurdish cause for fear of alienating mainstream turkish voters, the republicans people and the islamic fundamentalist party, both of them have come out against this. the republican people's party opted not for has democracy, but fascism. >> the kurds are likely to and my greaeatest fearr groroupurdish insurgent will see an opportunity inin th. the people are angry.. let's capitalize on thatat anger and let's strike against the security forces or by destiny -- or by detonating a car bomb. people protest, thehe government wilill say it is fighghting terrorists. >> in the lead up to next week's g7 summimit, emmanuel macron is holding talks with force johnson. that is on thursday. he

two band mates from the poppy jasper band performed at the festival. the shooting happened as another band was on stage. he felt he needed to do something. >> when things like this happen, we ask what we can do. as musicians what we can do is bring people together. >> reporter: he brought three bands together to perform for free. sales for the benefit concert will be donated to the shooting victims and families. if it was my kid. >> it's devastating and so close to home and not something you want to hear about. >> reporter: held at golden state brew and grill. the owner says the bar closed immediately. he says since the shooting more visitors are shopping downtown. >> we have seen a lot of new faces downtown. people want to come and support gilroy in general. >> reporter: linda cortez was at the concert to support a good cause. for her it's personal. >> my friend's son was shot in the leggings nick, he was one of the victims. he was injured but is going the be okay. >> reporter: cortez says it victims fully recover. and >> bills are racking up. they ha

since 2040 jasper has visited 40 homes from a not 3 apartment on the sand to student digs on the city outskirts what they all share is a view of the eiffel tower. very interesting to find out how people bond if. she screwed up with this view and the carrots they would at night they leave the cartons open there isn't any night light you know and she has this amazing relationship with the tower and then when they tell her stories or the stories they and they kind of a lot of them involve the tower so they play a play with that she has this really emotional bond that. some people are prepared to put up with a lot. for the sake of the view jerome somewhere and his partner moved into an apartment that didn't even have a kitchen. they didn't mind the inconvenience because the skyline outside the window is so spectacular. only it won't last there's a call now if you don't when we 1st walked into the room and saw the view of the eiffel tower we were really astonished crees we hadn't expected we immediately said where do we sign we knew we had to take the apartment over over over. it's a view

and then take a drive out for an hour, you're in jasper county.e talking like rural issues and agriculture and stuff. >> we may be underrepresented as far as minorities. but you can see having obama elected twice there is a common sense and a every man quality here. >> i just don't think that it's fair to say that you can speak and discuss and have conversations about immigrant issues and then really know what immigrants go through on a day to day basis and undocumented people. >> but we can also be compassion it about that and be advocates. >> i think people here are pretty smart about this. >> you can be compassion it. >> i haven't walked in your shoes of course. absolutely. >> i just don't understand why -- why the votes of a majority white -- you are compassion it so you know how to vote for minority communities. >> i know how to educate myself about issues and be compassion it about people who aren't like myself and try and advocate for them. >> so let's advocate for another state a little bit more diverse. >> i think what you're saying is th

. >> reporter: a near miss on highway 4, a driver calling himself jasper found himself on the receiving end of a gunshot at 3:30 pm. he says the driver of a silver mercedes sedan was acting to erratically and then threatenedw so i was just like what is your problem. he continued to go on. >> reporter: that turned into reality and the mercedes driver started chasing him on the highway. >> the first thing i see is he is driving one-handed with a gun. i can see it aimed at me. >> reporter: that is when the trigger was pulled, leaving this bullet holes in the side of his car. the driver was not done and he lined up another shot. >> i got onto the shoulder and gunned it because i thought my life was on the line. >> reporter: this was the scene on highway 4 four hours, traffic back up as chp combed the asphalt for evidence. >> this can happen anywhere but even unprovoked. >> reporter: so far the chp is not commenting on this latest investigation of a shooting on highway 4. kpix 5. >> highway 4 is one of the bay area freeways with surveillance video cameras. >>> 12,000 municipal workers can so

know daniel's parents were born in south africa he and his brother jasper were also born there. but the family a bunch of he had to leave and in 1905 moved to london where daniel and his brother spent their entire childhood. i didn't want my children growing up in this society. christopher and i both felt that we couldn't continue there any longer and really would have done anything to get out politically it had become unacceptable when we lived in durban the telephone was very obviously tapped we had to technicians arriving one sunday in the middle of lunch saying oh we've come to fix your 1st. well it was quite clear that they weren't fixing it they were fixing microphones enter it and it was done in a very matter of fact way the mail was always open and we were followed. and it was a very very unpleasant feeling of my writing was being banned. and it was very difficult to continue working but more than that the situation to me was it was impossible. and so i thought it was rather like needing air more air somehow. and so with considerable reluctance we decided i decided to st

talking bojo and brags that i'm joined by my guest we jasper in london he is a former deputy mayor of london in lancaster we have mark arnett he is a senior lecturer in politics at lancaster university and in plymouth we cross to james tweedy he is a journalist and commentator on world affairs all right gentlemen gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in in any time you want and i always appreciate it and i also know it's sweltering in the u.k. so well everybody don't get hyperventilated here because i don't want anybody to faint ok let me go to james 1st in plymouth james ok we have a new prime minister a figure that most people know of some very much like some obviously don't and he's larger than life ok that's all nice and fine that's good for media it's good for clicks it's good for eyeballs but how does it change the equation for britain visa v brags it how can boris johnson avoid the fate of may go ahead james well that i think that's what worries of seen the rising only about. the. sense.

talking bojo and brags that i'm joined by my guest we jasper in london he is a former deputy mayor of london in lancaster we have no. arnett is a senior lecturer in politics at lancaster university and in plymouth we crossed the james tweedy he is a journalist and commentator on world affairs all right gentlemen gentlemen cross roles in effect i mean you can jump in in any time you want and i always appreciate it and i also know it's weltering in the u.k. so well everybody don't get hyperventilated here because i don't want anybody to faint ok let me go to james 1st in there in plymouth james ok we have a new prime minister a figure that most people know some very much like some obviously don't and he's larger than life ok that's all nice and fine that's good for media it's good for clicks it's good for eyeballs but how does it change the equation for britain these a v. brags it how can boris johnson avoid the fate of may go ahead james well though i think the tories have seen the rising on the wall about brit's thanks to the party and their. success in the recent elections so the tor

. >> hi a single guy took jasper to the park one day. he met so many girls. said go for it. >> no, it's lying. >> he's probably a serial killer. serial killers use pets to attract victims into their pits of hell. you have ever seen "silence of the lambs" he started with the lambs. i don't know how we got there, i'm sorry. >> you brought it up. would you like to say something before we go. >> woof. >> if a chick is coming over because i got a dog, cool. >> you think women need to do this? women need to hold a dog for a guy. no we're not looking at the dog. >> if you have a baby, take your brother's child to the park. >> i have done that, left them there. >> one more thing, next. this was me six years ago... and this is me now! i got liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plugs, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ 's pickup time now for "one more thing." >> it is summer time, time for the beach off i went to the b

. >> jesse: i got jasper. >> dana: did they get the ear right? fantastic!kers convention in alabama where i spoke to a bunch of patriots. >> greg: how did it go? >> jesse: i dazzle them with my anecdotes. i mention some things that greg says over the commercial break, that was the least -- there we are. roll tide for everybody down there. i'm also on hannity tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. check me out there. >> dana: we will. >> greg: they told me to stop playing. >> dana: it's my turn. i want to talk to you about this girl, from newcastle wyoming and she just competed in the 65th annual rodeo and not only did she compete, she won the junior girls all around a vision. she has a 6-year-old horse, she did go tying and she rode her grandma's horse. she is amazing. i donated the saddle, they are amazing. let's hear from them really quick. >> hi, this is my horse. thank you for donating my junior girls at all. we are really excited to have it. >> dana: you are welcome! congratulations. congratulations to my little cousin. >> greg: let's go to some real news. ♪ "ani

jasper o'farrell laid out a plan in 1847, the marrying of the dischordant map of streets north of market street and south of market street has created unique conditions on market street. this has resulted in attractive buildings. it has resulted in unique view sheds to the north and to the west, and also opportunities for plaza spaces. we think these intersections provide an opportunity to celebrate the unique geometry of our street, and we've incorporated this also into our paving design. this plan view diagram illustrates our proposal to use a pave shade of paver at these nexus intersection using the same size and pattern as the rest of the corridor, and we're proposing to create a sierra white granite band where the two materials come together. and here's a close-up view showing some of the detail at those intersections. and this sketch provides an overview of how those many components will come together, including streetlights, street trees, sight furnishings, etc. so start out with a discussion on street trees, we conducted an analysis of the existing trees on market street. many --

like, don't forget to give jasper his heart and tick medicine. that might be on the list of other things you to do. don't forget to call karl later. but those aren't secret memos. right? >> that's the thing. as director of the fbi, he has the authority to classify material. this is somebody who knows this stuff cold. he knows the difference between official records and personal documents. personal documents are literally what you're talking about. you're at the fbi. your spouse calls. you say, oh, yeah, i got to get groceries and you write that down. that's literally it. anything that has to do with work is an official document. >> dana: how did he try to split that? it's not even really splitting a hair. there's a pretty stark difference. >> look, this is kind of like the one-man prayed he's leading today to celebrate this. it is literally narcissism to sit there and say as the director of the fbi, hey, these were personal memoirs. these were my own personal documents. there's no such thing. certainly these documents don't come close to qualifyi

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of course, my dog, jasper, has loved spike as well. we wish all of you the best at cci.us and jennifer williams, thanks so much and spike. up next, here's rick leventhal for shep. >> brand new information out of el paso. police say the killer fessed up and told them who he was targeting. a live report moments away. president trump wrapping up some swanky fund raisers. before hitting i'm the hamptons, the president says he intends to get something done on guns. >> we have tremendous support for common sense, sensible, important background checks. we don't want people that are mentally ill, people that are sick. we don't want them having guns. who does? >> but beyond congress, can the president convince the nra to get on board? a suspected killer already serving time is on the run.

. >> greg: it will be a bad picture of jasper. >> dana: that will never happen.t i was going to say, lawrence o'donnell was taking the fall but it's not as if there aren't a lot of people that saw that it knew about it, heard about it. you know many people it takes to put on a -- >> greg: fire the teleprompter operator is what you're saying. >> dana: it's not as if you just are on live tv and you said something that turns out not to be true. it was planned for a whole day. they teased it with rachel maddow. they knew it was coming. there was a whole plan. there's a lot of people that are culpable. >> jason: it's like when you make a mistake, the mistake is misspelling something or at costco, something falls down. >> emily: it was such a huge endeavor. with a huge production it ended up being built on sand and to your point, for people who are waiting for there to be proof of that, the russian connection, they are like maybe not this one but it will happen next time. in the apology, we got "we don't know if it's wholly inaccurate" yet. there was definitely a quali

coming up, speaking of dogs, the mother of america's dog, jasper, a.k.a.for us. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. the president delays tariffs on china amid concerns a drawnout trade war could hit home. [inaudible] markets are bouncing back after planes but investors are weary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china would be easy. they want to make a deal, >> will discuss the presence move and concerns for a recession with our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then montana governor and democratic presidentia

two bandmates from the poppy jasper band performed at the festival and the shooting happened as another band tin man was on stage. this musician felt he needed to do something. >> we all ask ourselves what we can do and i think what we can do as musicians is bring people together. >> reporter: he brought three bands together to perform for free. sales for sunday's benefit concert will be donated to the shooting victims and their families. >> tragic. i'm a dad, you know. you think what if it was my kid? >> it's pretty devastating. it's so close to home. it's not something you ever want to hear about. >> reporter: the concert was held at golden state brew and grill. the owner said when the shooting happened, the bar closed immediately. he says since the shooting more visitors are shopping downtown. >> in the last couple days we've seen a lot of new faces downtown. i think people really want to come and support just gilroy in general. >> reporter: gilroy native linda cortez was at the concert to support a good cause. for her it's personal. >> yeah. my friend's son was shot in the leg, nick

coming up, speaking of dogs, the mother of america's dog, jasper, a.k.a. dana perino is in for chris wallace.>> that is all for us. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. the president delays tariffs on china amid concerns a drawnout trade war could hit home. [inaudible] markets are bouncing back after planes but investors are weary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china would be easy. they want to make a deal, >> will discuss the presence move and concerns for a recession with our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then montana governor and democratic presidential candidate, steve bullock comes out swinging against the d&c. will ask the governor about his uphill climb to make the next debate stage, "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, new fox news poll show senator elizabeth warren surging and president trump is taking notice. >> i did the pocahontas thing and it looked like she was down and out. but that was too long ago i should have waited. no worries. >> will ask the sunday panel if the -- about the biden front runner status.

] a beautiful congregation formed by freed slaves right after the civil war and the reverend john jasperstorical figure in his own right. so good to have you here with us. and so good to be together with all of you richmond friends. i want to thank the museum in -- and all of the elected officials here today, especially the members of the congressional black caucus who are visiting virginia to participate in the forum later this afternoon -- let's give them a big welcome. thank you, congresswoman bass. [applause] i am thrilled to be here with my federal colleagues donald mceachin and bobby scott together. [applause] together, we were the sponsors of the congressional bill signed by president trump that commemorates 2019 and forms a commission to celebrate 400 years of african-american history in this country. there was a federal commission in 2007 to commemorate 400 years of the english roots of this nation. there was a federal commission in 2015 to commemorate 450 years of the hispanic roots of this nation. if english roots matter, if hispanic roots matter, then african roots matter. [a

host: how often do you talk about jasper perino?ca's dog.s peter, not by a ton but he deftly has the edge on jasper. i am beneath. i am low or the net and that is ok. guest: tom is next. caller: just a republican this time around. i love dogs. i want to push back on the press. i do believe the press is responsible for the attacks on our police officers. michael michael brown, brown, michael brown. it was all lies in its never stopped. i do blame the press for a lot of the radical stuff, the racial stuff. did about makes me cry. it is so sad. i do blame the press. guest: we didn't. people at fox news didn't. malcolm gladwell did a great unpacking of the michael brown case in the story in his revisionist history. i think it was last week that was really good. sorry to be a malcolm gladwell ad sales this week but. host: you can promote your own podcast. guest: i have a t-shirt on underneath. reporters make mistakes all the time. that narrative i'm talking about, that amoeba that forms its point of view, it is hard to change. when you h

jasper --ten to the diaspora, the regime is in trouble, and the only thing united states can do is mess it up. we should not get involved and keep up the mash and mom -- maximum pressure campaign. i visited some regional allies and they said the supreme leader gets a brief every morning, it's the price of eggs, chickens, right there with the status of militias. that's telling. imagine making $6,000 a year and paying six00 in a -- dollars an egg. that's a big deal. i have my faith inconsistency of foreign and something brian said, and aggressive appeasement. one day it's right in the next day what are you saying? or doing? one quick point and then i will stop and not talk anymore. we are bound to mess this up, and i think we should, that's why we have brian here. in the next administration, brian is going to be a voice in the national security council. back to ad to get bipartisan approach to our adversaries and stop the what about is him. anytime you talk about the islamic republic it would be nice to have a conversation about the islamic republic instead of saying what about saudi arab

john in jasper, indiana, good morning. caller: yes. my big concern is the environment.hat we getmportant concerned about the environment nowadays, they have say alarge lawns and they lawnmower makes more pollution than a car. about farmers. their crops are in terrible shape this year and just hope for the best in the future. host: are you a farmer? caller: i own a farm, yes. host: what kind of farm is it? caller: it is a crop farm. i have a renter on it doing the work because i am a disabled military veteran. host: there is a story in today's wall street journal about farmers in iowa, but looking at farm issues in general and where their support liza made a trade war with china, saying at least with the farmers the wall street journal talked to at the iowa state fair, that the support is still there, they are loyal to donald trump despite the trade war taking place under his administration. are you a donald trump supporter? caller: yes. i am. he is trying to do a good job for our country, but he does not have the backing. host: the backing from who, john? caller: the ot

let‘s just talk to jasper lawler. what do you make of tariffs thing?ative. so all these different factors showing that this is being viewed as a negative thing. i think it is not necessarily, as you said, this is not about the numbers so much, though of course it does amount to a multibillions of dollars, in comparison to the size of the us economy and even the chinese economy, it is small, but it does dent confidence and creates uncertainty when we thought actually we re uncertainty when we thought actually were heading towards a deal. we heard that the deal was 90% done. now we see an escalation in the tariffs, it would suggest china can't reach a deal with the united states and global trade uncertainties continue. closer to home, i no ethat does affect everybody, but ba, it is an interesting story. they have a lot of things going on. but actually their business, because it is so broad, actually seems to be doing well. i‘m talking about iag, the holding company that owns all these airlines. it is a stark contrast. we saw lufthansa reporting a 20% dro