john jones, mr. not guilty, y'all. >> jones earned that moniker over the previous seven years. though he's had numerous arrests and convictions on drugs and weapons charges, he's been acquitted in separate murder and attempted murder charges. an additional murder charge was dropped to reckless homicide after a witness failed to testify. jones took a plea deal and served a nine-month sentence. >> louisville's most wanted, man. and i ain't saying it just to be saying it. i'm louisville's most wanted. they want me off the street. >> 14 months earlier jones, who is regarded by law enforcement as a prominent gang member, was once again arrested on an attempted murder charge and is currently on trial. he has pled not guilty but could face life in prison if convicted. the case has received considerable local media attention. >> on the streets he's known as hot boy, and st. matthews police say there's no doubt he's an extremely dangerous person and has been involved with violent crime before. jones is accused of shooting a woman in the face outside the jamestown apartments while she wa

and shoppers plan to stay away isiah jones is john. jones was convicted of luring kids onli have sex in 2011. officials say he has done nothing wrong and it's up to wal-mart to decide to kick him out. >> i don't feel any remorse for what i did. >> a north colina man bragging about killing his 15- year-old son and severely injuring his ex-wife on social media. police say both victims moved to escape the abuse of man, earl valentine. a restraining order was put in place but expired last month. he was heading to virginia to head more family members. police have not caught him yet. >>> now here is wendy ryan with a look at what is happening at 6:00. >> thanks, laura. >>> a 70-year-old man says he robbed a bank because of his wife. it wasn't out of love. his bizarre reasoning next. >> reporter: a patient at this pinellas park nursing home died back then his advocate said it was because he was ft in the sun. we will tell you what the police report says next. >>> the one piece of advice that you can give your kids tonight that could save their live

>> my name is john jones. i will be brief. i didn't expect this process of choosing a police chief to be democratic in the least i aplowed you the work you go in with the surveys in the community's sensibility i think the prior speakers about having a legitimate choice is well taken i think you are trying to achieve that. when i think about the process you are undergoing what occurred to me is the choice of dwightiz eisenhower a commander in chief in world war ii. eisenhower surprised everybody. i respect your subjective the qualifications of the person in front of you. thank you very much. >> next speaker. mr. gilberti. welcome back. >> thank you again tom gilbert. new ideas. some times they're very strange they're new ideas grandiose ideas, grandiose opinions. right here, i brought what i consider the best paragraph in all of baseball and i haven't seen all the paragraphs of baseball can we get a close up on that? [speaking off the mic] that is jackie robinson. 42. across the land where racism doesn't exist. some of have hea

welcome back . >> thank you my name is john jones. the stakeholders should be branlted - granted more that two minutes to speak it's untimely to turn the mike off. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker? welcome good evening . >> good evening commissioners director hicks chief chaplain i think this is an important issue coming before you. i worked at the occ for 15 years and meet and confer is supposed to be meet and confer not meet and greet. from a concerned and informed member of the public it looks like the poa is attempting the hijack you're union support policy just as they're trying to hijack your choice of police chief. i'm concerned. i think you need to deal with this head on and it's really inappropriate let this use of force policy go for so many months without immrenting this. we hear from julie tran it shouldn't be meet and greet it should be meet and confer. thank you. >> i wanted to give you some suggestions for closed session i wanted to point out the stakes are high. and performance in this department. if you suggest w

welcome back . >> thank you my name is john jones. the stakeholders should be branlted - granted more that two minutes to speak it's untimely to turn the mike off. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker? welcome good evening . >> good evening commissioners director hicks chief chaplain i think this is an important issue coming before you. i worked at the occ for 15 years and meet and confer is supposed to be meet and confer not meet and greet. from a concerned and informed member of the public it looks like the poa is attempting the hijack you're union support policy just as they're trying to hijack your choice of police chief. i'm concerned. i think you need to deal with this head on and it's really inappropriate let this use of force policy go for so many months without immrenting this. we hear from julie tran it shouldn't be meet and greet it should be meet and confer. thank you. >> i wanted to give you some suggestions for closed session i wanted to point out the stakes are high. and performance in this department. if you suggest w

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john jones. >> there's guys that are a little new to some of that. and again we have to review it. and these situatione en though you play the same coverage or the same adjustment again arizona we play against someone else. it's different because of what arizona does and who the players are they are doing it with and so forth. you know, it's continuous to evolve. the fact we have experience with the linebackers and coverage, jamie, and grainy, that those guys have -- that there's definitely a level of communication. the fact that we've done some of those things from a year ago there's definitely some carryover. okay. >> there you have it. you've been listening to bill belichick address the media about the season opener coming up a few days away. not addressing anything about tom brady, even though questions were asked. you will stay with 7news. the season opener sunday september 11th. right here quilted northern works so well, people can forget their bathroom experience. but sir froggy sees all, and forgets nothing. he always knew he was destined for a life of service, he wasn't ma

so i want to go to tina honor and john jones who are authors of the first memoir haha we're looking at today, it's called "lines were drawn: remembering court-ordered integration at a mississippi high school." tina horne lives in houston, mississippi, but she grew up here in jackson. but in houston in addition to an author, she's a dentist, a small business owner and a farmer. john lives, till lives here in jackson -- still lives here in jackson, and in addition to being an author, he's an attorney here in town. and they were students at murrah high school here in jackson which was one of the historically white high schools here in jackson. and they were in that first group of students that were there when the schools were finally integrated on a massive scale because of the alexander decision in the spring of 1970. so, john and tina? >> impressive crowd. i don't know if there are any murrah high school graduates out there. i see one or two, three, four, good. good. and everybody holds their hand up high. tina and i graduated in 1973 from murrah. in 1969 the fifth circuit court of appe

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>> my name is john jones. i will be brief. i didn't expect this process of choosing a police chief to be democratic in the least i aplowed you the work you go in with the surveys in the community's sensibility i think the prior speakers about having a legitimate choice is well taken i think you are trying to achieve that. when i think about the process you are undergoing what occurred to me is the choice of dwightiz eisenhower a commander in chief in world war ii. eisenhower surprised everybody. i respect your subjective the qualifications of the person in front of you. thank you very much. >> next speaker. mr. gilberti. welcome back. >> thank you again tom gilbert. new ideas. some times they're very strange they're new ideas grandiose ideas, grandiose opinions. right here, i brought what i consider the best paragraph in all of baseball and i haven't seen all the paragraphs of baseball can we get a close up on that? [speaking off the mic] that is jackie robinson. 42. across the land where racism doesn't exist. some of have hea

. >> good evening my name is john jone jones: i heard we would hear the input from western san francisco. that was totally lacking. the only suggestion i had was the commission might want to work through the local newspapers they're all over the place. i know they would publish information about the policie commission as newsworthy. vi not seen anything of this panel that would be dishonest. finally if there is anything for the blue ribbon report i want you to know i can't wait. >> thank you next speaker? good evening. welcome. >> good evening police commission and risa as well. good evening. 30 murders versus 34 last year slight improvement thank you for doing that whoever is responsible. number two integrity unimpeachable integrity that's what everybody incests on in a new chief. the former chief was the opposite. you supported him for years in miss deeds in paying millions of dollars and legal fees to pace for his indecember correction for yea it's would be helpful. if your process is transparent. it didn't allow criminals to be possible chiefs. next is taking so long with the badge c

. >> good evening my name is john jone jones: i heard we would hear the input from western san francisco. that was totally lacking. the only suggestion i had was the commission might want to work through the local newspapers they're all over the place. i know they would publish information about the policie commission as newsworthy. vi not seen anything of this panel that would be dishonest. finally if there is anything for the blue ribbon report i want you to know i can't wait. >> thank you next speaker? good evening. welcome. >> good evening police commission and risa as well. good evening. 30 murders versus 34 last year slight improvement thank you for doing that whoever is responsible. number two integrity unimpeachable integrity that's what everybody incests on in a new chief. the former chief was the opposite. you supported him for years in miss deeds in paying millions of dollars and legal fees to pace for his indecember correction for yea it's would be helpful. if your process is transparent. it didn't allow criminals to be possible chiefs. next is taking so long with the badge c

john paul jones, do you surrender, do you surrender, he says i have not yet begun to fight.ou know what i mean? went on navigated himself to the promise land. >> when we come back we'll have more questions from our audience. >> plus, amarosa. donald trump on stage. that and more as "hannity" continues. >>> one day i said, what do you have to lose? i mean, what do you have to lose? i'm going to fix it. what do you have to lose? >>> and welcome back to "hannity." joining us now from the tea party chairman is larry elder and senior adviser for the african-american outreach for the campaign, she goes by one name, om arosa. thank you for joining us. >> i'm medically retired, a disabled veteran. with the opiate problem that we're having in this country, i watched my friends get addicted, i watched my superiors open all of that. but my question is what is your opinion to the criminal justice system for the addicts? >> it's a huge problem. the drug problem in this country is incredible. it's coming from the southern border, much of it. a real big percentage of it. you take a place l

john paul jones in the base, come on, there. >> so this by the way, so for all of you out there this shot the in 1973, then they made a movie of this concert, and i have never seen it because 1973, i was five years old. >> that was the slow dance when iowaness high school. >> yes. >> it is so weird thing, i remember same thing all through junior high the last song you knew that the dance was over, when they put up stairway, right. it start off kind of slow but then the song jamming in the end and everybody is dancing and then awkward i cannot keep hold you. >> can you dance for that long. >> if you liked the girl. >> got it. >> never want it to end. >> that is right. >> who is next? mine may seem weird but beyonce is a huge star. the she's not the in a group anymore but she was with destiny's child. i wish i could see them perform so i could see when people realized, that she's a star. >> sort of the evolution. >> yes. >> do we have any video. >> yes. >> ♪ >> there she is. >> wow. >> she looks gorgeous right there. >> she has always looked gorgeous. >> whatever happened to the other

>> my name is john jones. i will be brief. i didn't expect this process of choosing a police chief to be democratic in the least i aplowed you the work you go in with the surveys in the community's sensibility i think the prior speakers about having a legitimate choice is well taken i think you are trying to achieve that. when i think about the process you are undergoing what occurred to me is the choice of dwightiz eisenhower a commander in chief in world war ii. eisenhower surprised everybody. i respect your subjective the qualifications of the person in front of you. thank you very much. >> next speaker. mr. gilberti. welcome back. >> thank you again tom gilbert. new ideas. some times they're very strange they're new ideas grandiose ideas, grandiose opinions. right here, i brought what i consider the best paragraph in all of baseball and i haven't seen all the paragraphs of baseball can we get a close up on that? [speaking off the mic] that is jackie robinson. 42. across the land where racism doesn't exist. some of have hea

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that's the queen's name. >> john jones, he makes up a silly name, there's nothing wrong with that.th macdonald, he's committed a federal crime. i can't imagine he was pretending to be somebody else. it probably was a name unique to their communication relationship, his and secretary clinton's. but it shows the extent to which they went to facilitate her use of the private server, and you could even argue that the investigation was bigfooted, stopped by the president because be he didn't want to be a witness. because he was as complicit in this as she was. stuart: see, you lawyers have gotten into everything, haven't you? >> it's a very -- it's a unique investigation in which it probably, fbi was probably told from the outset we want her exonerated because i don't want donald trump to succeed me. stuart: that's strong stuff, judge. >> yes. stuart: and you know it. >> yes. very, very strong stuff. inappropriate. highly improper. stuart: all right, judge. thank you very much for joining us today, we appreciate it. >>> now take a look at the coal stocks, coal companies. they've been on

so is paul tudor jones. and john paulson carrying on your charity at central park as well. julian: john paulson, steve mandel and john griffin. so many people are really doing things for new york city. i want to switch gears and talk about what i observed on the screen today which was commerzbank and deutsche bank and others collapsing. help us here with european banking. we could talk for the entire hour about this one thing. 2016, do wemn of hearken to the ghosts of 2007 and late 2008 because of the inability of european banks to clear their challenges? are we there again as we were in late 2008? thatn: i can't be sure of and i think our banks are not in as bad of shape as theirs are. was shocked about the great german bank the other day. it's hard to believe. morganuld be like saying garrity was in trouble. jpmorgan. i was shocked. but the shock continues as thingok forward and see a like deutsche bank and others. what the that will for next year? i have indicated i'm not the most lush guy around. mike: angela merkel has made news in regard to deutsche bank saying she's

jones facing? >> reporter: for now, john- michael gray faces a charge of abduction. the prosecutor is expected the file or charges tomorrow afternoon including aggravated murder. the case is shocked many people in ashland including the nonprofit that owns the house were to the victims were found. ashland county sources tell me this is the face of the serial vacant house on covert court, old by a ministry that helps the homeless. >> we had no clue.>> reporter: wilkerson told me the house and been vacant since march.>> how do you not know somebody is living there?>> those houses were locked in with the road utilities. one was renovated. >> reporter: tuesday, held against her will. the bodies of to have other women were discovered including stacy stanley who had been missing since last thursday. it's a stunning story to laundromat custard numbers -- customers and workers. >> people and drones are crazy.>> to think the man that did that was, i believe he was right there also in the other house. >> reporter: sources say gray told police where to find a third woman who was

face the nation moderator, john dickinson will remember important members and presidential campaigns. mary thompson jones will talk about her investigation of thousands of leaks state department cables. this weekend, new york times president and ceo, mark thompson discusses the way political speech has changed over time. >> attention spans feel so pressed for time today. the politicians are so anxious to find formulations of language which work for twitter. they work for the the bottom of the screen of msnbc or c-span, a a few words that try to compress and compress. that means you get a lot of impact but maybe you lose some of the language gets lost. >> afterwards airs on book tv every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday and 9:00 p.m. eastern. you you can watch all previous afterwards programs on our website, booktv.org. >> this is unprecedented level of visibility. there are always moments we said that in 1999 and he was speaking specifically to the idea of the explosion of his hip-hop in the global export of that and what does it mean for those particular images to like not necessarily but to see these

it runs through the 18th -- at the saint-john the baptist -- greek- orthodox church -- near jones and hacienda. chipotle is once again trying to bring back customers after a string of food scares. it's now offering free meals month of september. chipotle has already handed out millions of free burritos this year. karla has another look at your work-week forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside -- at the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- where you ask -- and we investigate. ad-lib this is too cute not to share. big problem for a family of raccoons in florida. two babies lost their mom.. when the storm knocked down their tree. but a rescue group is taking them in.. and they are doing just fine. that's 13 action news -- live at 11. from all of us -- at channel 13 --have a good night -- and a great week. < > now on 13 action news live at eleven. an 80-year-old woman.. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. j

it runs through the 18th -- at the saint-john the baptist greek- orthodox church -- near jones and hacienda. karla has another look at your look -- at this beautiful in the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- where you get breaking news fast -- and first. storm systems passing to our north will keep us breezy to windy for the next several days we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. end of the windy category 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in at 5 -- number 20 -- u-s-c -- taking on number 1 alabama at 8:30 -- a special edition of 13 action news at 9:

jones served time after being committed of a murder, he was just 16 at the time. he was one of the lifers in philadelphia to be granted parole. state corrections secretary john wetzel understands how hard the transition is for jones and others. >> they're going back to a world they know nothing about. you know, cartoon parlance, they came in in the flintstone era, they're getting out in the jetson era. that creates a lot of anxiety. >> jones will be released from a prison in schuylkill county and will eventually go to live with his sister in north carolina. >>> 5:39 right now, on this thursday, we again continue to update you on this breaking story along i-95 south in old city. >> i was mentioning if you have a plane to catch at 6:00, first of all, you should already be at the airport. jessica boyington. >> yes, another good point, anybody trying to get to the philadelphia international airport, you definitely need to get out of the door a little earlier than normal. this is going to be some massive delays. and throughout the entire morning i'm going to predict at least for right now. what we're looking at right now, the camera approaching the ben franklin b

jones was a client of birgfeld. his wife believes she's innocent pick it is pictures of firefighters attacking the john brash centers these pictures showing and airdrop on the flames. it is burned 350 acres and forced dozens to evacuate their homes. >> it makes me realize it is always possible. i live down the road. i am not concerned about this fire right now. but it makes me realize the chance is always out there. >> officials believe lightning >>> a lot of people talking about an intersection where a woman died on sunday night. it happened in one view and date him. stan bush went to talk to people about it. >> reporter: people were still going in and out of area bars. neighbors did not notice the flashing lights because they say horrible accidents happen here all of the time. emergency crews tried but could not save a woman the shocking scene sunday night and the victim hit on the eastbound laid crossing one view -- montague boulevard. that car nearly hit a cyclist when we were there. it is safer to jaywalk then use the crosswalk. the dangers driver behavior >> they call it the death intersection. >> reporter: th

john thon lloyd. the pitch and catch puts duke up 22-0. jones also runs for a score. duke crushes the eagles 49-6. a good srt devils. this year, montgomery beginshif. ecu was breaking in a new quarterback. he looked good giving the pirates a 7-0 lead. nels for a sco and throws for five touchdowns in his first start. the pirates 52-7 win. five conference, buts the nation is taking notice of the houston cougars. trailing by a field goal, the sooners take the lead. mandrew 64 yards for the score. woman: what was your mistake? how did it start? you sure it's a cure? a whistle-blower at pallagen reported that 76% of children put on this new drug, trimethia, went into full remission. and they won't release the ug. the only disease it cures is stanhope's sarcoma, and... we both know how rare that is. there's no market for the drug, so they won't put it into production. noen cldre die of stanhope's sarcoma to make it profitable. engh ildren... enough of them die. my patient -- danny sulliv- he's runningf time. he's gonna get the drug.

grassley and senator sheldon whitehouse, for their leadership and hard work, as well as chairman john kline, amy jones, leslie tatum and the rest of the education and work force committee staff. they have all helped pave the way for the reforms in the bill before us today. and i look forward to working with them to complete this important effort. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: mr. speaker, i'd like to thank chairman kline, subcommittee chair rokita, and the gentleman from florida, mr. curbelo, for their work and also representatives davis, adams and wilson, for their work on this legislation. mr. speaker, juvenile courts were established by states over 100 years ago on the emerging legal theory that children should not be held fully responsible for their actions. the theory proven by scientific research into impulse control and brai

bridget jones's baby is in coming up: former speaker of the house john boehner lands a new ?higher paying? job.and vikings fans get treated to a special gift .. ahead of the big matchup with green bay. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6-30 it's "the now: milwaukee." followed by a mini marathon of "superstore" from seven unitl nine.then it's "chicago med." honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. plus, switch and get a $200 reward card. more news now....a new poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton are tied nationally. the latest c-b-s news - new york times poll released today ...found trump and clinton locked at 42-percent among likely voters nationwide. that's in a four-way race with libertarian party nominee gary johnson and green party nominee jill stein. former house speaker john boehner has landed a fitting post-retirement gig.rey

with 13,000 financial advisors, it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. [applause] john: we are back with our town hall with green party presidential candidate dr. jill stein. let's talk about terrorism and safety. audience? >> dr. stein, on 9/11 you released statement calling for a new investigation utilizing independent research. i have i believe it was a controlled demolition that took down the towers. john: by americans? >> i believe the hijackers were patsies. but there is no way they could fly the planes the way, way they did and the towers could fall count way they did. >> we don't have the full story. we need to bring back the commission. this isn't controversial in my view. it's time to get the full story. john: orfn *, stein said she would not have assassinated bin laden. under what conditions does she feel deadly force is need. >> it's called for when we are under threat. assassination are something else all together. we have international law for a reason. we need to bring it back and abide by the and the world will be a safer place. john: so the united state

jones, fox 10 news. >> the first presidential debate is this coming monday. john hook will bring you live coverage from new york throughout the day on air and you can watch the debate here on fox 10 at 6:00. and meet ly immediately after te debate we will have full coverage and you can watch it online on fox news now. >> a fox weather alert. we had a very rainy day in the valley. a couple of days after fall began and this afternoon. we got some heavy showers that started in the west valley. moved east. c camelback mountain. this is a look at the rain as it came down in downtown phoenix. a lot of people were caught off guard today. i was out there when it started coming down. had no umbrella. people were rushing out of work trying to get to their cars. that guy was prepared though. he had an umbrella. kari lake here with a look at the radar to see how long it will last, kari >> you didn't bring an umbrella? i told you it was going to rain last night. that's all right, mark. this was a perfect first day of fall. we got some rain. we are at 78 right now and that stor

they argue jones is the wrong there's john livingston. >> i did call some services back then and dumb, but i did. >> reporter: a ranch hand waiting for paige at motel 6 the night she disappeared. >> this is john at motel 6, room 237. i was just checking to see if i have something coming out or not. >> you were calling a company called models inc that day, june 28th. >> right. >> reporter: he says she never showed up. >> do you have anything to do with disappearance of paige birgfeld? >> no. >> have anything to do the murder of paige birgfeld? >> no. >> reporter: then, there's wayne d'amico, a car salesman and another of paige's clients. >> at some point set up a time and we hung out together on a professional basis. >> did you pay her money? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: he admits he joked about disposing of her body. >> i said if i had something to do with it, i would have put her believe me, if i could turn that page back now, i would take it back. >> reporter: but the woman who heard him say it, a former 'call-girl,' kristy steves, was worried enough to call the police. >> i was unde

john dennis m. johnson lashawna johnson scott michael johnson william r. johnston allison horstmann jonesbrian leander jones charles edward jones christopher d. jones donald t. jones ii donald w. jones judith lawter jones linda jones mary s. jones andrew brian jordan, sr. robert thomas jordan albert gunnis joseph ingeborg joseph karl henry joseph stephen joseph jane eileen josiah anthony jovic angel l. juarbe, jr. karen sue juday ann c. judge mychal f. judge paul william jurgens thomas edward jurgens shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy kamardinova shari kandell >> and my brother, daniel. let it be a reminder that those who attacked us have been defeated not only by their own hatred and the brave men and women who served our country, but also by the enduring love that shines down from those re-remember today -- we remember today. >> and for my brother, christopher michael. whenever you were a ridiculous a ridiculous shirt such as the one i am sporting, we did not know whether to laugh or cry. today i will do more -- both. friends, yourour four siblings, three nephews and two nieces,

days to watch and then the latest four tomorrow morning and i will jone you late opener tomorrow with the least. maria, ted? ed: john atwater called. maria: i am just saying. ed: looked look we were standing in a hole. new hampshire college students are packing their backpacks and heading back to school. and thanks to kelly ayotte, along with the textbooks and pencils, and to raise student loan interest rates. because she sides with special interests looking out for their own bottom line, not our kids'. for new hampshire students and families, kelly ayotte is a heavy burden we can't afford. nea advocacy fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? ? ? ? ? anchors away ? ? ? ? ? ? ? the u.s. navy sent 40 of its finest chief petty officers to serenade captain tom hudner. he is known for trying to help rescue a downed pilot during the korean war. that downed pilot, jesse brown, was the navy's first african-american pilot. the navy plans to name a missile destroyer in his honor. ed: thanks so much. he is not in uniform so you cannot salute. maria: thumbs up. amen. amen. amen. all right. reporter: things ar

john the baptist greek orthodox church. that's near hacienda and jones. visitors are get a taste of gyros... baklava... and more. it's also a chance to celebrate greek culture with music and dance. ". we would frolic and dance and drink red cena. we looked forward to, or i did, to the greek food festival every year. deedee nave remembers going to greek food festival 40 years ago when it was held at the stardust and sahara casinos. the festival continues tomorrow from noon until 10. if you're looking to extend your family with a furry friend... the animal foundation is the place to be this weekend. the shelter is discounting adoption fees through sunday. fees for dogs six months and older an whole month of september... fees are waived for rabbits...cats...and pit bulls older than six months. right now...there are one hundred 53 dogs....31 cats and 31 rabbits in need of a forever home. now fox5 weather 24/7 ((weather)) temperatures continue to climb for your sunday. after a high temperature of 95 degrees in las vegas on saturday, we'll nudge the high up to

i'm proud that two of them, walter jones and john duncan, are both on the board of the ron paul institute. so it's thrilling to see them keeping the fight going. our next speaker is someone i've known for quite some time and, you know, we had sort of a legendary thing when i came to work for dr. paul. i've probably told this story before but he kept going to the texas delegation luncheons and it was all full of bloviating neo-cons decide wrg we should go to war at next and every time he'd come home from these lunches, i hope i'm not telling a bad story, he'd be grouchy. he'd say "i'm so sick of this." [ laughter ] so he was just half joking, he said "i'm going do my own luncheons, i can't take it anymore." so the idea was essentially sort of we never spelled it out exactly but to get speakers who republicans would not be uncomfortable -- republican members would not be uncomfortable coming to listen to because it may shock you all but although the fact that they're almost identical in their world view, the rs and ds don't like to mix because it's bad for the artificial fight that they hav

jones i l capitol. i am not sure if it is worse to lose by a few votes or a landslide. it's painful. >> it's times like these, john and kari, that you really get to see the human side of politics. christine jones choked up when she announced she was conceding. it was so close, but it just wasn't enough. after the judge read the results said she made a phone call. >> i called andy biggs, congratulated him, and offered my full support. >> biggs' attorney says he believes the process was fair and thorough. >> we have counted the votes twice, we have been through court, counted it once again. at the end of all three rounds, we have seen andy biggs one. >> before conceding the win, the former go pasking to have ballots reviewe, but jones says the toughest pill to swallow was the 200 ballots that were thrown out for things like mismatched signatures or failing to mail an envelope. >> there were more than 300 voters in congressional district five who tried to vote whose votes didn't count. that is a meaningful number when you are separated by nine votes. but also flattering. >> we had the support of approximately the sam

john kerry into a character, who is potentially the most or human on the world. we turned them into a spy, on this -- almost like indiana jonest times. john kerry sits in the back of dark and cafe, waiting for a woman known only as dascha. i think we will miss those. [laughter] also, putin. host: that is great. yous not just articles that do. sometimes you do at a glance pieces, such as one recently -- "who is gary johnson?" listing some bullet points for people who may not know about him and marital status, independent, -- host: how do you decide how to tackle and in which way to tackle this campaign? guest: i guess it just depends on which issue you look at or which party. with gary johnson, i think there is a thing that for us personally, we're like, he seems like a pretty good thing and then there is another that seems horrible, so that is kind of how we view things. i think there is a lot of things with them a craddick and republican candidates saying, oof, these are both terrible and do not sound good. america is not happy with their choices right now, and that is another thing we hit, america for the nation because the

state corrections secretary, john wexel, tells us the transition may be difficult for jones and the others being released. >> they're going back to a world they know nothing about. you know, in cartoon parlance, they came in in the flinestones era, they're getting out in the jetsons' era. that creates a lot of anxiety. >> jones was released from a prison in schuylkill county just a few hours ago. he spoke with nbc 10's tracy davidson just minutes after his release and she sent us some of those photos of him reuniting with his family. you can hear her interview and jones' plans for the future coming up this evening on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> the 2017 nfl draft is coming to philly. this will be the first major league sports draft in philadelphia since the nhl draft in 2014. nbc 10's pamela osborne tells us about the financial boost that the nfl draft could give to the city. >> rosemary, all of the details are going to be made official here at city hall in about a half hour. in the meantime, though, we did some digging to see what impact having the draft in philly will have on the city. and

marcy jones joins us phoenix police department with the latest. >> kari and john, the guardian angels were walking around tonight as they normally do, passing out these fliers with the suspect's sketch on it. you may be thinking we haven't seen or heard from this guy in two months, but the guardian angels say it's exactly the opposite. as long as he is out on the streets, we are all in danger. >> the reason they patrol the streets is simple. >> people need to go to the their shoulder without having to get jumped, robbed or beaten. >> even though it's been two months since the last in a second quarter string of shootings, mike says he doesn't want history to repeat it itself. >> the guy has not been caught yet. the problem is just like the serial shooters of 2006. they were out for a couple of months while we were patrolling, and then shot two people afterwards. somebody out here something. also we run across a lot of people who are unaware of what's going on. >> they have added a sketch and tips for you to keep you out of harm's way. >> make eye contact, then he knows you know who he

face the nation moderator john dickerson about important moments in american presidential campaigns and mary thompson jones talks about her investigation of thousands of leaked state department cables. also coming up, temple university professor sarah rob describes possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. and david brat on his time in congress and the economic challenges facing the country. >> if you have your eye on becoming leadership or chairman there is nothing wrong with that. but these days the money is just so dominant. we just had presidential level on the republican side and the democratic side and 80% outside votes going to presidential candidates and the american people put all the in cumincum- incumbents. if you photo vote in lock step with leadership to get the spot you can start looking. you are not doing what is best for the country all the time. >> afterwards airs on booktv on saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a private service from your cable or satellite provider. afterwards i

john brown, man, he make plays and open up that field with his speed downfield. defense, the addition of chandler jones and big throws to the likes of michael floyd, so many options, so much high expectation. carson palmer realizes this group is as good as it gets for the arizona cardinals in a long, long time. >> people are right. we are pretty good. now we got to go out and play it and prove it and back that up. to be on the team that you know has a shot and the putting a circle around you on their schedule and a bullseye on you, everybody in our division is because we won it last year. it's a good thing. we were a focused group. a majority of the guys on team have been here for awhile so they understand the way things work as far as the way we prepare and the way we practice. we got a lot of veterans and a lot of guys that have been around. we got a lot of young talent. we were preparing as it's the first game and there will be a lot of new things. and you try to prepare for everything and you never can. you just try to react as well as you can and we are coached up extremely well in seeing new look

state corrections secretary john wetzel says he understands how hard this transition will be for jones and for others like them. >> they're going back to a world they know nothing about. you know, in cartoon parlance, they came in in the flintstones era, they're getting out in the jetsons' era. you know, that creates a lot of anxiety. >> jones will be released from a prison in schuylkill county this morning and eventually go to live with his sisters in north carolina. >>> first, the pope and the democratic national convention, and then philadelphia will be able to brag about another national honor. the city will host the 2017 nfl draft. today's announcement will happen at city hall. this will be the first major league sports draft in philly since the nhl in 2014. last year was a big year for philadelphia and the nfl draft. the eagles had the second overall pick which they used to choose carson wentz, the quarterback from north dakota state. in 2015, the draft brought in $80 million for chicago. >>> happening now -- tropical storm hermine aexpected to get stronger as it moves through th

face the nation moderator john dickerson about important moments in american presidential campaigns and mary thompson jones talks about her investigation of thousands of leaked state department cables. also coming up, temple university professor sarah rob describes possible solutions to rising college tuition costs. and david brat on his time in congress and the economic challenges facing the country. >> if you have your eye on becoming leadership or chairman there is nothing wrong with that. but these days the money is just

face the nation moderator, john dickerson will remember important moments in american presidential campaigns. also coming up, married thompson jones will talk about her investigation of thousands of leaks estate department cables. this weekend, former turner alberta gonzalez talks about his time in the justice department as a and as white house counsel in the george w. bush administration. >> we recognize this would be controversial. what would really be important in the mind of the president would be whether or not it was necessary and effective and wasn't lawful. when i spoke to the president about this, yes i, yes i did have a conversation. i told him in my judgment, all i'm going to tell you is that it is lawful and effective. and that it is in fact necessary. he was fine with that. now he could have asked at any time for that information and of course we would have given it to him. but he felt comfortable at least on the outset simply annoyed that we were engaging in this kind of conduct. >> afterwards airs on book to be every saturday at 10:00 p.m. and sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch all previous afterwards progra