we see the john jones investigational go and i think we're true about that is going to come to light sooner than we think if the policy credible if it's been awarded for such a controversial piece. so i think people are starting to, even if they don't state or look into it much people are starting to look at these awards like say the academy awards or the any is or whatever, hollywood red carpet of what anyone does. it's just a bunch of people, it's about our propaganda and, and word themselves for that propaganda or whatever worked better. i mean, we've seen it in hollywood so such a large majority of, of mainstream hollywood films have political propaganda messages. and, and there war themselves on the read are bit, you know, massless and everything else that they can do it. same thing with some of these mainstream journalists. and it seems unfortunate that the sort of narratives are the same were, have been the same, especially in the last few years. and that's why these, these awards are really starting to discredit themselves. because by not issuing a statement by not retracting

. >> i'm john jones and i'd like to give a shout out. there's evidence to the medically untrained person indicated the vaccine is an extremely risky proposition. though i'm not medically trained i'm not in the position to make recommendations for anybody else. i won't take the vaccine. thank you very much. >> good evening, i'm calling regarding my son murdered and still this case is an unsolved homicide and there's 44 more homicides and i just left a funeral yesterday add dugan and a few others gunshot victims and dealing with the mothers there. i'm just wondering what else do we do about trying to to solve these unsolved homicide. can we put the digital information at the other precincts and find a way to get them other places like this cleared channel and dmv, motor vehicles so the perpetrators can see the victims. the perpetrators of my son are still running the streets living as if nothing happens and we talk about homicides and how many a year but the families, what about the me and the families suffering in silence? i hear nothing

one of the people the most well-known is john jones. marriott has written about him. he is just a remarkable figure. he was born free and north carolina. he ended up as an apprentice in tennessee. eventually married a woman whose family was in alton, married richardson joan moved to alton then moves to chicago. he was from the late 1840s through 1865 fought relentlessly against the illinois black laws. helped organize other black chicagoans. reach out to members of the white abolition community and beyond. was incredibly effective. unlike some people who are harder to trace, he left a pretty good paper trail. there is a fair amount we can know about him and the world he inhabited. a lot of that really fascinating history is right here in chicago. >> thank you. that leads me too my next question. i'm going to make the assumption most of us here are really interested in being historic detectives. we are inquisitive people and we want to learn more. and of course another doing books like these two books require a lot of tools. so from that process, what can you share wit

. >> caller: my name is john jones. i'd like to suggest the commission undertake a discussion of the open air markets of items thatappear to be shoplifted . a tour of the 24th mission work plaza will reveal several individuals selling copious items ofmaterial which appeared to be shoplifted . we all know walgreens is regularly shutting down drug stores in san francisco and i assume other merchants are similarly afflicted . this would be something the commission to address. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you color and that is the end of public comment . >> vice president: one more thing, i wanted to talk about an order that was in the mission. it was an article that ran october 7 and it was regarding the lack of transparency, closed doors and inaccurate announcements from the san franciscopolice department and it was an interesting conversation . i'm sure your colleagues are familiar with these press reports regarding the discussion from last week at the commission meeting. specifically it was regarding the operati

my name is john jones. >> clerk: thank you. president cohen, that is the end of public comment. >> vice president elias: president cohen, one thing that i forgot to mention is our own district attorney recently filed a lawsuit against ghost gun dealers, so our own public leaders are taking steps in this effort, as well, so i wanted to thank him in addition to the legislators that will take on this issue. >> president cohen: i'm glad you mentioned that because i was unaware. thank you for that. anyone else? all right. let's go ahead and hear a report from d.p.a. >> clerk: line item 5, d.p.a. director's report, discussion. report on recent d.p.a. activities and announcements. d.p.a.s report will be limited to a brief description of d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. >> president cohen: thank you, sergeant youngblood. >> good evening, vice president elias, president cohen, and chief scott. i will be

study shows that people who took the johns and jones vaccine may be better taking a booster from other brands like pfizer or moderna. does the fda need new leadership after all the covid confusion? we investigate. pain at the pump. gas prices hitting a seven-year high. some already seeing five dollars a gallon. not just what you're paying at the gas station. it is causing already high cost of shipping to rise just as we approach the holiday season. plus brace yourself, for sticker shock this winter from rising fuel costs. we'll look at it, to see if there are any signs of relief. restaurants getting slammed on multiple fronts as they try to recover from the pandemic, rising food costs supply chain issues so bad, some can't get key ingredients, trouble finding workers all hitting the industry. find out how one restaurant entrepreneur is navigating these rough waters how you the consumer could be impacted. crime in america, shoplifting in some areas is getting so bad stores are having to close down literally. in new york city alone there have been over 26,000 retail theft complaints this

. >> i'm john jones and i'd like to give a shout out.'s evidence to the medically untrained person indicated the vaccine is an extremely risky proposition. though i'm not medically trained i'm not in the position to make recommendations for anybody else. i won't take the vaccine. thank you very much. >> good evening, i'm calling regarding my son murdered and still this case is an unsolved homicide and there's 44 more homicides and i just left a funeral yesterday add dugan and a few others gunshot victims and dealing with the mothers there. i'm just wondering what else do we do about trying to to solve these unsolved homicide. can we put the digital information at the other precincts and find a way to get them other places like this cleared channel and dmv, motor vehicles so the perpetrators can see the victims. the perpetrators of my son are still running the streets living as if nothing happens and we talk about homicides and how many a year but the families, what about the me and the families suffering in silence? i hear nothing being

. >> it turned out what john and alex jones witnessed was the bohemian club's annual summer kickoff,es, but more of a summer play put on by rich men. okay. so it was a weird event, but probably not particularly nefarious. >> it was odd but not nefarious. then alex brought out a video called dark secrets inside bohemian grove, like he'd stumbled into some sort of satanic ritual, spinning it to we had possibly witnessed a human sacrifice. >> if we kind of dissect this for a moment, what you observed was something that actually happened. this video is an example of how something can be spun into something that riles a lot of people up and instills fear. >> what we actually saw was extraordinary, you know, these high society people would do this on their summer vacations. yet alex wanted to turn it into something crazier, an actual human sacrifice. >> would you say that that was one of the events that kind of gained alex jones some legitimacy in certain circles? >> yes. dark secrets inside bohemian grove was alex jones' first hit. but then came 9/11, and that was the thing that really se

the tenth circuit ruled today that the execution of john grant and julius jones should be stayed becausert judge in a prior ruling determined that this question of the drug combination that oklahoma uses to carry out executions may be unconstitutional and it's important to point out why the plaintiffs were dismissed from the lawsuit. they declined to affirmatively state an alternative method of execution based on religious reasons. so they were excluded from the lawsuit because they exercised their religious liberties. >> i want to read from the suit, excuse me, from the ruling. regarding what the judge is saying. there's a question here whether this drug which is used in the execution, we think think of that as the state's weapon, if you will, would subject the prisoner to quote, a an unacceptable level of pain. this is not about whether these individuals had a fair trial or reasonable doubt, which are also issues in the case, but what does it tell you that as they are barrels towards execution, one that would be as soon as tomorrow, the courts have to come in and rule about whether thi

behind that camera, there's quite a lot of families that didn't attend john home with the latest that there you are in mexico. jones. thank you. says to come here and al jazeera pakistan's government prepared to face down a band religious group determined to march on the cap. mm ah. that atlantic weather is really polish in that western you're bringing a lot of rain, persistent rain, this line of clad ease that rain slow moving it 1st is accelerating now and still sold storm system that ones cost so much flooding, so much trouble in sicily, southern italy and in malta, so 1st of all the incoming rain. now although the fed risk is declining in scottish borders and still flooding on the ground in coverage is, is part northwest and sassy. looks fine. the next bell to rains, mood east. what's in this more to come through all and now head of this rain, it's been inducing, had been a warm and subtly breeze. so for denmark and sweden rep into the low teens one school course, the rate of pay to that to some degree and rain, proper swings through they fairly quickly during sunday, still over certain areas. if you follow a l

jones, a baseball-like swing. what do you know? jano. what do you know? that is john moran hanging, balling for buckets. liz does this at home? oh, yeah! number 2. let's see how john collins does it. thunderous for the atlanta hawks. number one, tom brady in his career 600th pass, trouble was the receiver gave the ball away to a fan. you got to get that back. here is what the fan got. three signed jerseys, helmet, cleats, $1,000 gift card and two years of season tickets and a bit coin from brady for the ball in return. wow! boy, holding out for a nice >>> all week we are paying tribute to our good friend. >> all week? >> yes. >> and ken is retiring in case you did not know. not before we relive some of his best moments here at kpix5. so, tonight, get your motor running, head out on the highway for the road trip of a lifetime. >> reporter: the year, 2014. that is when ken bastida got into his '66 corvette stingray and put the pedal to the medal. >> here we go. >> reporter: he joined more than 6,000 others for a corvette caravan. >> the car is running good. we are half quart of oil in there and we have co

jones leaping ability, nice. number four, hockey go with the baseball like swing. nationals -- and what do you know. the number 3. john -- hanging, balling, looking for buckets. look at leaping ability. from that to number 2. we will see how john collins does it. dunk for the hawks. and number one, tom brady and his career, 600 touchdown pass sunday. trouble was receiver michael evans gave the ball away to a fan. got to get that back. that fan got three signed jerseys, a health, cleats, a thousand dollars gift card, two years of season tickets, and a bit coin from brady all for the ball in return. >> who made out big on that deal? just let you chew on that one for a while. >> not a bad deal. >> good trade. >> yeah. >>> coming up on kpix5 and cbsn bay area. >> the vote today that could pave the way for millions of children across the nation to get vaccinated against coronavirus. >>> and the clean up still underway this morning after the bay area saw the biggest storm of the season over the weekend. >>> and he has a live look from dublin before we head to break. stay with us. we will all denny's pancakes are made to ord

jones, a baseball-like swing. what do you know? jano. what do you know? that is john moran hanging, balling for buckets. liz does this at home? oh, yeah! number 2. let's see how john collins does it. thunderous for the atlanta hawks. number one, tom brady in his career 600th pass, trouble was the receiver gave the ball away to a fan. you got to get that back. here is what the fan got. three signed jerseys, helmet, cleats, $1,000 gift card and two years of season tickets and a bit coin from brady for the ball in return. wow! boy, holding out for a nice ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful with the... (dishes break) sorry, mrs. c! excuse me, could we-- ♪ ♪ excuse me, i was wondering could we-- ? bedroom! finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. who wants some dress shirts!? for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an

and john are excited because where are you going today, john, after the show a grocery that's celebrated the cannot wait, right. jonest go in there smell the fresh air sense the bargains are as good almost as good. a space. she for it's our version of the thrill of space definitely cheaper to. that is indefinitely calmer today. as far as winds go from the very windy days. we had both monday and tuesday to today. still breezy conditions and pockets. >> but certainly not as windy as what we had been seeing cloudier to start the morning. your view outside from our berkeley hills can not near as bright as what we had been seeing skies will gradually clear out into the afternoon, though. right now we just have some passing clouds moving across the bay. we had some north bay sprinkles earlier mostly in northern napa and sonoma counties on up into lake county. i mentioned winds being a lot calmer. you can see that in our future cast of wind gusts picking back up initially for and napa counties tomorrow 50's for most of our current temps temperatures in alameda conquered in pittsburgh at 57 while low 50's and santa rosa and

jones relations with israel. or on held a military exercise along its border with as a by john last friday or salsa explains the reason behind this dro. well this sauces that they have taught from the turkish side, and they also bear genocide that had they said that it was not app polanski, a joint military adrenal because just couple of weeks ago, there was a military, the real conducted by us there be john turkey and pakistan and iran was furious about it because it was, it was accusing this companies or destabilizing the security in that region. but then when the attention starts to escalate between azerbaijan and iraq, particularly rhetorically. and then d as obey genocide started to arrest some of the pool iranian actor, the bit figures in azerbaijan, and also putting a control on the trucks that are carrying the materials from the iranian say to armenia. dan destination got escalated, an iran initiated a military, a military ah, exercise their right after that there has been a decision. it came by surprise, the token azerbaijan, as of retaliation, are going to start a joint military exercise in natur one which v

. >> john ronson wrote that the experiences that he and alex jones snuck inside and got this footage. is this a beg deal at all? because this is the raw material of conspiracies and this is the kind of stuff and the raw material for each conspiracy will be different and the pieces that they will mix and match to try to make it conspiracy. but we have to recognize that the raw materials out there to people make conspiracies and it doesn't make it real and it does work. this is where people are drawing from and all of this stuff that when they want to make these kinds of things and this is the right materials and if we're going to talk about this with our students and fellow americans, we need to know some of this history to recognize what is inbounds and what's not, right? elements of a good conspiracy group and a state within a state helps and this is the masons and the catholic church and the international banks and the -- maybe even some of the organizations and it stretches beyond natural boards and if there is a secret society in which the highest ranking member is a barber from m

something, you're attempting to put something in a place that isn't.ruthi john ronsom wrote a book about e the experiences he and alex jones snuck into the bohemian grove and got this footage. the question, is this a big deal at all?coak this is the raw material for conspiracies. the real conspiracies are a little different, the pieces they will mixut and match to tr to make a conspiracy. but we have to recognize -- the raw material is out there for people to make conspiracies. it doesn't make conspiracies real, it doesn't o make it work but weo need to recognize that this is the well of stuff that people are drawing from who are coming into your classrooms, right? all of o this information is on youtube. all of this stuff when they want to make these kinds of things, these areow the raw materials. if we're going to talk about this with our students and fellow americans, we need to know some of this history to know whatit is inbounds and whas not? of a good conspiracy group, a state within a state helps. this is the masons, the catholic church,, the international bank, maybe even some of the organizations i depending on ho

john ronson wrote a book then of the experiences that he and alex jones snuck into the bohemian grove to get these pictures and is this a big deal? because it is a raw material of conspiracies and the raw material of conspiracies is going to be different to make a conspiracy, and we have to recognize that there is stuff, the raw materials are out there for people to make conspiracies, and it does not make it real or work, but we have to have a well of stuff that people are drawing from that are coming into the conversation, and all of this stuff on youtube, and when they want to make these things, and the raw materials and if wasn't to talk about these with the students and fellow americans, we want to recognize what is inbounds and what is not. and so an international scope of a state within the state, and the masons and the catholic church and the international banks and maybe even some of the organizations depending upon how you want to describe bohemian grove, and goes beyond the borders and if there is a secret society in which the highest ranking member is a barber from muncie,

the also bill jones said that they said that it was not app polanski a joint military thrilled because just couple of weeks ago there was a military real conducted. busy by us there be john turkey and pakistan, and iran was furious about it because it was, it was accusing this companies or this stabilize insecurity in the region. but then when the tension starts to escalate between azerbaijan and iraq, particularly rhetoric, lee. and then the other b genocide started to arrest some of the pro iranian actor, the figures in azerbaijan, and also putting a control on the trucks that are carrying the materials from the iranian say to armenia down the situation. got escalated, an iran, initiated a military, a military exercise their right after their there has been a decision. it came by surprise. the token azerbaijan, as of retaliation, are going to start a joint military exercise in natur one which very much symbolically is important. because on one hand, it is neighboring iran, on the other hand, it is close to the region. i did that the zang as or a quarter door that was agreed to be oper to be opened in the day after the agreement that has been signed her last year after

john. he called sandy hook a great hoax. now he is going to have to pay up for his lies. parents of sandy hook victims sued alex jonesut the deadly shooting being fake. for all of his public bluster, jones failed to participate in discovery for years, stiffing the parents on materials about his involvement in spreading all the lies. all the while the parents had to deal with all of these conspiracies he unleashed from his unhinged followers. one family forced to live in hiding for a period of time. now a state court judge in texas issued a rare default judgment with sanctions against jones. monetary penalties, and nondispositive sanctions have been in effect in his disregard for legal rules. in a statement for cnn, an attorney for one family says this, after suffering five years of mr. jones's monstrous harassment and after three years of mr. jones making a mockery of their lawsuits, our clients will finally have the closure they deserve. cnn reached out to jones and his attorney but has not received a statement. >> the pain he inflicted on so many who suffered so much. >> grieving. >>> during a rally over the weeken

john: peter doocy at the white house, thank you. sandra, i am intrigued and we have not confirmed it by this mother jones article that apparently senatorjoe manchin has been telling his associates that he may leave the party if he does not get what he wants. that could be a strong arm tactics or it could be true, i don't know. >> sandra: to be clear, he was just asked about this off-camera. one of our capitol hill producers just sent in that he was replying to a bombardment of reporter questions there on the hill about that report about him changing parties. he replied, i have no control over the rumors. not sure that puts anything to rest. all right we we had this brand-new video in. a cadaver dog is seen in the environmental park. authorities on the ground there as brian laundrie's parents, brian laundrie a person of interest in the murder of gabby petitio. his parents were told that law enforcement may have found something. fox news digital was able to confirm to the attorney for the laundrie family that they were told that some articles belonging to brian were found. john, as we have been reporting in a corner has been to the park

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john? >> just to be clear, what specifically were you asking? the data is pretty broad on this. >> my time is expired so i don't think you have time to answer the question but thank you dr. jones and mr. butler for your responses. >> thank you, doctor miller-meeks. i now recognize doctor ruiz for five minutes. >> thank you mister chairman. today's hearing is an important step in defining the threat of veteran recruitment and radicalization by anti government extremist organizations. the motivation of these groups and why they target veterans and how they collect information and we identify extremist organizations. what is clear is the fact that these extremist groups recruit veterans because they believe that their combat experience, weapons training and leadership skills and credibility and authenticity to their operations. understanding that these factors are some of the reasons that extremist groups recruit veterans, we also must understand why that earns makeup at least 25% of militias, a bewildering number indeed. what is it about these anti government extremist groups, where the propensity for violence, that entice is those that have devoted their lives to protecting our

jones is clearly the calls. eddiejones is clearly the man to do it. that is one of the role is all about. he gets paid a lot of money. thank you, john.8 years as an mp, which was representing his constituents, first in basildon and, more recently, in southend west. 0ur reporter ben bolous is there now. good morning. really emotional yesterday. i know there's been an outpouring of affection for the mp there in leigh—on—sea? yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, — yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, in _ yeah, a very, very sombre day indeed, in different ways, really. here _ indeed, in different ways, really. here in _ indeed, in different ways, really. here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal. _ here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal. the — here in leigh—on—sea we saw the very personal, the private grief of a family— personal, the private grief of a family who have lost a much loved husband _ family who have lost a much loved husband and father. sir david's widow— husband and father. sir david's widow came here to read some of the tributes— widow came here to read some of the tributes and _ widow came here to read some o