my grandma jones and me.e i knew mom was serious and she really was desperate. i said, mom, you don't tell god he's got a drug problem. >> remember, we are still in a state of siege. >> he had the old megaphone type speaker system throughout jonestown just about. and as he spoke, you could hear him. >> we are under the onslaught of a direct move of a mercenary fascist effort of the united states of america. i love you very much. >> from 6:00 in the morning until 10:00 at night, we heard him. >> i'm trying on every level to protect this community. >> it was very disturbing. it was very disturbing. just the constant sound of his voice. horrible. >> it certainly contributed to the feeling of oppression. i mean, that's how i took it. it's like, shut up, dude. >> i want you to not at all times try to go out into unknown areas now. >> and it was always america is going to fall. the armageddon is coming. >> i didn't come for the beauty. i came to save you from jails, torture. concentration camps and nuclear war wher

jones had several. know, for all of his reputation and everything else, was very disliked by his sailors. found funny when we started to research the barry ook, he's not too popular with naval historians either. they love john barry. hey call him silent john because he never said two words if one would do. meanwhile jones at the drop of a hat, if a beggar on a street corner would say do you have any the navy, he'd say wait a minute. boar the man to death. he'd go, just don't you have a dollar? yes, sir? >> you mentioned that -- yes, sir. > then you quote john adams naming it after the founder of the world. google and king century.f the ninth how did this come about? >> how did he do all this? >> yeah. > he was dealing with the vikings. i'm not being smart aleck. he just -- i would imagine that would have been the first marie antoinette if he hasn't viking ething with the rates and literally decided fleet.ave their own he's the founder of the british navy. yep? any other -- yes, sir. yes, i read your bio

jones. we first entered one of the jail's open dorm housing units, we noticed a guy, somewhat intimidating, very large, working out on the yard. and at the same time, one of the inmates was telling us that we needed to interview their jail's resident poet. and it actually turned out to be the same guy. >> lock him up, throw away the key. prisons are being built faster and further than the eyes can see. those prisons are being constructed to house you, me and all our families. there's nothing more than modern-day slavery. lock them up, throw away the key. home of the brave, land of the free. then why are millions of americans locked up in the penitentiary? if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juvenile? fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins, in-law, friends, wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. but then it will be too late. everyone will see that they have safely locked us up and threw away the key. thanks a lot. >> even though j

jones had several. his reputation and everything else, jones was very disliked by his sailors. what i found funny, he's not too popular with too many naval historians, either. they called him silent john because he never said two words if one were due, and where meanwhile, jones, at the drop of the hat, if a vagrant at the street corner asked for ideas to help the navy, he would say wait a minute, and then bore them to death. >> [inaudible] >> you mean how did king alfred do all this? he was dealing with the vikings. [laughter] being a smart alec. i just imagine he would have been the first marie antoinette if he had not done something with the viking raids. he literally decided, "well, we'll have our own fleet." he's the founder of the british navy. on johnd your biography barry. he was the first catholic to serve in a high position. was he ever discriminated against? >> he never was given any notification of it. there's letters and documents at the library of congress and the national archives, but he really never mentions anything at all about being discriminated against. ca

soon afterwards, william jones, we identify as the husband of eleanor young jones, also secretary of the navy wrote a memo outlining his actions on the 24th. presumably quite close to the events. he said he had left the navy yard about 3:30 in the afternoon, which is to say about a half hour after he had initially been due for dinner, with supreme court associate justice gabriel duvall and soon learned that quote, our army was rapidly retreating and that of the enemy advancing rapidly. he and duvall went to georgetown and picked up the jones and carol families as well as dolly, anna and anna's husband, richard cuts. jones then received word from james madison to go to the works west of georgetown. so, quote, at about 5:00, i set out in the company of the family of the president of mr. carol and of my own with mr. duvall and proceeded through georgetown to join the president and found madison crossed at mason's ferry. by august 29th, newspapers printed an extract of a letter. we are now one step further from, if you will, authenticity. that is to say it's extract rather than a whole a

jones to go back to boston.t the most -- she was like my second mother, and she was just the best teacher in the world, so she directed us to new york city, and new york city ballet. so, that's how it got started. you know? i -- i won an audition to "call me madam." called and asked miss jones what she thought about it and asked my mother, and they said it's okay. so i veered from ballet to the theater. and i really appreciated so much of it, and i've been so busy. it's important that the kids stay busy. it's important that they have something to focus on. and something that they feel good about. and so i really attempted to be -- to enjoy my own life, but to be able to be some sort of guide. some sort of example so that the kids know that they can do it. somebody can do it, they can do it, you know? so, you know, i'm backed up with lots of good stuff. you know? good teachers. good friends. good angels. all sorts of good stuff. >> before i jump too fast, say a word to me, if you will, about what the challenges w

was a firefighter and allowed jones to show his identification.land police chief says the officer followed policy in this incident. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> and we are still watching this accident in richmond a traffic alert issued it was a couple of transit buses involved in this accident. we are trying to get details. we don't have a lot of updates since our last traffic report but we know that three lanes are blocked eastbound 80 approaching hilltop drive. we are getting conflicting reports about injuries. the eastbound lanes are beginning to stack up as well as westbound traffic. it's kind of looky-loos checking out the accident scene and westbound traffic is really stacked up from hercules straight on down through richmond eastbound traffic also very slow obviously because of the three left lanes. >> and we have lovely fog outside to start out this morning and i'm enjoying this. you no why? we are not going to see much more of that this year. we'll get the offshore flow and it will go away. it's a beautiful sight all th

the trooper asked jones for his license, but when jones reaches into his vehicle, the officer fires four shots, hitting jones in the head. >> i can't feel my legs. why would you shoot me? right -- noauthorities say jones had guns in his car and the trooper had no justification for shooting him. the trooper is being charged with assault and battery. >> the video is critical in terms of being able to make a decisive decision that the officer was in the wrong. >> in 2012, he was involved in another shooting where the suspect fired first. >> any officer who has been involved in a shooting is acutely aware that it can happen again and it may not turn out as well the second time. keeping that in mind, the focus still has to be is it reasonable to use deadly force. in this case, it wasn't. jones cause lawyers as he was not aggressively reaching for his license. he hopes his story can you bring about change. >> there is new evidence about when the nfl received evidence of ray rice knocking out his then fiancee. the video from the elevator was sent to nfl headquarters in april, sent to the attent

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paul and quincy jones.t imagine there is anybody who has done more than roekson has done, more than you have done. >> i'm just starting. >> you are. i always have to ask whether or not you think that all the stuff that you have done in so many genres you would have done had you still been able to play your trumpet? >> yes. >> you still would have done all of that? >> absolutely. something funny happened when i didn't have a mother. >> right. >> that's against the edifice concept. i watched in chicago, i watched 12 languages, went to boston university and had dementia. they took her away in a straight jacket with my younger brother crying. and they took her away and we never had a mother. and the second one that daddy came home with was like precious. she never called me by my name until i was 57. that puts a dent on you. i said i have got to figure out how to do this on my own. if i don't have a mother, i will let music be my mother and music never let me down. that's why i worked so hard at it. everything

jones. >> donald t jones ii. >> donald w jones. >> linda jones. >> mary s.nes. >>. >> mary jones. >> arthur joseph jones. >> andrew jordan. >> stephen joseph. >> jane josiah. >> michael f. judge. >> paul william jurgens. >> gavkharoy kamardinova. >> my father. 13 years ago yesterday you put me to bed not knowing it would be your last time. i miss you so much. daddy you're my hero. i love you. >> my father james nicholas papa george. not a day goes by i don't think about you. you're one special soul that touched my soul that inspired me to do many great things in my life to respect his name and just have a good life. >> howard lee kane. >> jennifer lee kane. >> vincent kane. >> joon kang. >> shell don robert kanter. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> charles karczewski. william karnes. >> charles l.kasper. >> andrew k.kates. >> john katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >>,ideya kawauchi. >> edward keane. >> lisa kearney griffin. >> barbara keating. >> paul keating. >> leo russell is keene iii. >> joseph john keller. >> peter kellerman. >> joseph. kel let. >> fred

william jones jr. in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager

the trooper saw jones and spun to his right so when he pulled up his vehicle he was right at jones' feety. jones looks at him and says i don't have in the my back pocket. he turns and reaches in the car. had the trooper wanted him too he could have said step away from the vehicle. had the trooper said don't move to your vehicle he would have done so. he only tried to comply and moving quickly is not a defense. >> does he feel like he is lucky to be alive? shot at four times, hit once at close range? >> you know, listen, god was with him that day. he is a christian man and praying man. god was on his side. and we're grateful for that. any time somebody in this case who was simply driving while black and gets pulled over in a parking lot for not having a seat belt on gets shot at and hit in his hip, god is with him to make sure he is here today. >> the question begs a at this point, do you think your client was treated differently because he is african-american. >> he suffered with driving while black. in the process of taking off his seat belt he is ordered by a trooper to do something, h

when jones reaches into his vehicle, the officer fires at least four shots, hitting jones the hip. >> get on the ground! [inaudible] me?hy did you shoot >> authorities say jones had no no in his car and groubert, justification for shooting him. the trooper fired from the south nowlina highway patrol is being criminally charged with assault and battery. >> video, i think, is critical case, as far as being able to make a very decisive decision that the officer was in the wrong. >> back in t -- 2012, groubert s involved in another shooting during a traffic stop, where the first. fired >> any officer that has been involved inning a shooting is acutely aware that it could and it may not turn out as well the second time. but keeping that in mind, the still has to be on, is it reasonable to use deadly force? it wasn't.e, >> the trooper has pled not guilty to the charges, his jones wasing aggressively reaching for his license. jones, who is recovering, says hopes his story can bring about change. >> wow. >> as you can imagine, that video has got people all across the country talking now. is h

soon afterwards, william jones, we identify as the husband of eleanor young jones, also secretary ofthe navy wrote a memo outlining his actions on the 24th. presumably quite close to the events. he said he had left the navy yard about 3

jones judith jones linda jones mary s. jones andrew brian jordan sr.bert thomas jordan albert joseph ingeborg joseph karl henri joseph stephen joseph jane eileen josiah lt. anthony jovic angel luis juarbe jr. karen susan juday michael f. judge paul w. jurgens thomas edward jurgens shashi kiran lakshmikantha kadaba gavkharoy mukhometovna kamardinova shari kandell >> and my father, paul elmfiori. 13 years ago yesterday, you put me to bed not knowing it would be your last time. i misyou so much. daddy, you're my hero. i love you. >> and my father, james nicholas pappageorge. there's not a day that goes by that i don't think about you. you're one special soul that's touched my soul, which has inspired me to do many great things in my life, to respect his name and just have a good life. >> howard lee kane jennifer lynn kane vincent d. kane joon koo kang sheldon r. kanter deborah h. kaplan >> robin lynn kaplan alvin peter kappelmann jr. charles karczewski william a. karnes douglas g. karpiloff charles l. kasper andrew kates john katsimatides sgt. robert kaul

. >> reporter: that's the voice of firefighter keith jones. in an interview last week with kpix 5 he told us he was passing his fire station and he noticed a door to the station ajar. before he could close it he and his nine and 12-year-old sons were approached by an oakland cop. >> i'm pretty much thinking he's going to shoot me. >> reporter: jones told us he was worried he would be shot and wondered aloud whether race played a factor in the officer's response. >> if we were white, i really truly believe he would not have approached my kids that way. >> reporter: in a video, you can hear jones consoling his crying son. but moments later, the officer asks for jones id. >> lift your hands up as high as you can and turn around for me one time. all right. yeah, reach in your back pocket and grab it. >> reporter: jones hands it over and the officer apologizes. >> you can put your hands down, kids. sorry about that. you can relax, too,. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> jones has filed a complaint with the police department. in a statement re

jones. >> donald t jones ii. >> donald w jones. >> linda jones. >> mary s.jones. >>. >> mary jones. >> arthur joseph jones. >> andrew jordan. >> stephen joseph. >> jane josiah. >> michael f. judge. >> paul william jurgens. >> gavkharoy kamardinova. >> my father. 13 years ago yesterday you put me to bed not knowing it would be your last time. i miss you so much. daddy you're my hero. i love you. >> my father james nicholas papa george. not a day goes by i don't think about you. you're one special soul that touched my soul that inspired me to do many great things in my life to respect his name and just have a good life. >> howard lee kane. >> jennifer lee kane. >> vincent kane. >> joon kang. >> shell don robert kanter. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> charles karczewski. william karnes. >> charles l.kasper. >> andrew k.kates. >> john katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >>,ideya kawauchi. >> edward keane. >> lisa kearney griffin. >> barbara keating. >> paul keating. >> leo russell is keene iii. >> joseph john keller. >> peter kellerman. >> joseph. kel let. >> fr

jones mr. caan. thank you >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> thank you i'd like to welcome our new interim student elizabeth jones elizabeth do you want to say hello. >> yes hello, i'm elizabeth jones the student advisory i'm the bedroom student delegate and i'm looking forward to working with you all. >> thank you approval the board minutes of august 12, 2014, and the special meetings of june 20th. july 22nd, august 5th and august 19, 2014, may we have a motion and second thank you any corrections please call roll >> ms. jones. abstain >> august 12th only. >> mr. haney, ms. maufas. police vehicles. dr. murase. ms. norton yes on august 12th and august 19th. thank you and mr. sartipi's and president fewer >> thank you. presentations to the board of education this is our superintendant report superintendant carranza >> thank you president fewer and good evening to everyone here present and those of you listening to us or watching us thi

instead it targeted jones campaign consultant victor loo loon. it said he is a top republican consultant in palestinian an activity whoyingt served as high ranking member of the palestinian an liberation organization. he told us by phone he was offended because the e-mail brought up race. dennis choo the fong campaign director and wrote the e-mail and didn't run it past fong. >> it was ignorance and mistake on my part. fong has long

jones has since filed a complaint. the police chief says the officer followed policy. >>> a search in sacramento county for a man who took a young girl out of her home. there's a sketch of the suspect who went through an unlocked door in the middle of the night and carried the 8-year-old girl out of her home in car michael. he then took her into the woods nearby. she begged him to let her go and he did. >> something changed. for something to go through that method to take a child and not keep the child or not do anything further to the child is what's perplexing. >> the girl ran back home when she was freed. she had a few cuts and bruises but is otherwise okay. >>> two north carolina half- brothers got their first taste of freedom after spending three decades in prison for a crime they didn't commit. >> give us back our family. give us back our families. [ crying ] >> an emotional reunion for the families of leon brown and henry lee mccollum. a judge ruled they had been wrongly convicted for a rape and murder of an 11-

keith jones tries to calm his trying children. >> code 34. >> reporter: jones tries to explain who hes. >> i have my city id. >> reporter: jones stands with his hands in the air. >> who is else is in here? >> just me. >> lift your hands up and turn around for me. reach in your back pocket and grab it. >> reporter: officer confirm his identification the tension eases. >> the door was wide open. i know they went on a run and left it open. >> okay. >> i was going to shut the door and leave. >> you work here? >> yes. i am in the oakland fire department. >> kids, sorry about that. >> reporter: the chief said we are concerned about the impact this may have on his young children and hope they will quickly forget this traumatic incident. it is my hope once identification is produced and identity establishes officers will stand down. the officer is anthony martinelli. he graduated in 2013. the police department has finished their investigation and determined that the officers acted within policy. justine waldman, kron4news. >>> palo alto is advising cat owners to keep them inside. they have re

jones is recovering from his wound. and groubert has been fired facing assault and battery. >>> and the man charged in the disappearance of the university student graham is on the way back to virginia. arrested on a beach in galveston, texas wednesday. the virginia authorities say he is the last person to be seen with graham more than two weeks ago, charged within -- charged. and there is more on this with "world news with david muir" and we have the very latest on the search for the missing uva student, hannah graham and the ongoing fight against isis. watch all of that following "action news at 6:00." >>> the septa station getting improvement to prevent weather-related service problems. and working on the pass near the trolley line where it floods kawasa causing headaches for house. >>> and those using the atlantic city expressways not paying the toll on tuesday. and no word whether the toll-free tuesday campaign will stretch into november. >>> and a check on the traffic rush. >> and taking the toll on those headed on

it's nick jones.se two life-long friends. >> gary: it's just -- they're picking their poison right now. one time they run it over the middle. the next time, out to the sidelines. i don't know which -- yeah, he comes in, crosses with rory anderson. goes back out. damian swann, the low man. on the outside, davis, too late. this georgia defense lost their three key players on defense. that's matthews and wiggins. all new replacements. they're not there yet. >> verne: wilds, number 22. well, these two grew up within 20 minutes of each other. nick jones, dylan thompson. marcus lattimore was also part of that group of friends. thompson told a fun story about when they were youngsters playing basketball, he nudged jones and broke his wrist. the pay back was the next year when jones nudged thompson and broke his leg. through it all, friendship prevai prevai prevails. >> gary: pruitt will try to get some pressure. >> verne: anderson. >> gary: it feels that this south carolina team is ready for the package. tha

i'm looking for philip jones? >> no. >> philip jones?no. >> eventually, we found him outside his homes in queen, new york, he asked us to come inside where we read his affidavit back to him. "on 2-2-98, i did a lineup where i picked out an individual as being the shooter." he said that police pressured him to make an identification. >> i told the police this was the guy and i felt sure this was not the truth. i thought they were going to arrest me and my brother robert. the the time the trial started, jones was in jail. but the d.a.'s office promised it would send a letter to the parole board saying he cooperated as a witness. today, philip jones said he always knew that velazquez was the wrong man. >> when i saw the defendant in court and i look in his eyes, i knew i had picked out the wrong guy. and the guy on trial i had never seen before. >> there you go. there you go. >> so that's all true? >> that's all true. >> and according to velazquez's lawyers, philip's brother, robert, another eyewitness tells us he also has doubts velazquez

attorney for jones calls it a shakedown.we'll keep you posted. >> major league baseball clarifying this year's experimental rule intended to avoid collisions at home played, players should shot be called safe if the ball clearly beats them. the rule in february says catch kerr not block the plate if he doesn't have the ball. there have been several dis used calls that led to runners being called safe after video review. the guidelines, sent to teams yesterday, say the catchers positioning should not change the call when a throw clearly is ahead of the runner. >>> u2 releasing a albumn, and if you have itunes, you can get it for free. the band made the surprise announcement at apple's unveiling at the new iphone, more than half billion itunes accounts got the songs of innocence albumn at no cost yesterday. but, if you don't have itunes, you can get the albumn the traditional way next month. >> apple's launching its first set of new products under ceo tim cook. >> so the iphone six will be available later this month in two siz

. >> reporter: that's the voice of firefighter keith jones. in an interview with kpix5, he told us he was passing his fire station when he noticed a door to the station ajar. before he could close it, he and his nine and 12-year-old sons were approached by a cop. >> i'm thinking he is going to shoot me. >> reporter: jones says he worried that he was going to be shot and wondered if race was a factor. >> if i were white, i believe he wouldn't have approached my kids that way. >> reporter: in the video, you can hear jones consoling his son. in a moment, the officer asks for jones' id. he hands it over and the officer apologizes. jones did not return repeated calls and text messages tonight asking for new comments. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5. >> in a statement released have the video, the officer acted within policy and the department has a commitment to transparency. >>> we found out a few hours ago that san francisco police arrested a teenager who police believe stabbed a 14-year-old boy to death. the suspected killer is a former classma

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how about jerry jones, the owner? bad news for him.t their owner is accused of doing this morning, straight ahead. >> phillies playing role of spoilers, let's go to the ballpark, last night, freddie claimed shortstop for the injured, three hits last night, stolen base there is homerun that ties it up three-three in the fifth. seventh inning franco, playing third base, knocks in rollins, after the stolen base, the phillies go onto beat by the rats to score their four to three, eagles confirms their injury problems, yesterday, on the offensive line out for at least eight weeks, with a mlc sprain, suffered sunday. and out for the season are the right tackle, allen barbre, high ankle sprain, filling in nor lane johnson not back for three weeks, special teams linebacker good. the eagles signed pro bowl offensive lineman wade sprint, who was formally with the seattle. phillies play again tonight against the pirates and the eagles back at practice today. that's sports in a minute, i'm howard eskin. >> 4:26, jerry jones, being sued, for sexual

jones launches this to center. a two-run shot. knotted up at two apiece. later in the fifth, jones wanes done. this one a two-run homer. orioles take it 7-2. from baseball to college football. it was the last nonconference game today. they looked very good. this guy really embracing the orange of syracuse. good look with the sunglasses. the team, not so good. brandon ross is going 90 yards for the touchdown. two drives, two tds. maryland up 14-3. syracuse trying to mount a come-back. picking up hunt. 88 yards to the house. they win 34-2 to improve to 3-1 on the season. next up their first big 10 match-up. michael brewer and his team hosting georgia tech. the brewers' third interception of the game and it led to this. 24 yard field goal for the win. it's good. georgia tech takes it 27-24. hokies drop their second straight. the virginia cavaliers on the road taking on byu. third quarter action. scary moment. lambert completes this pass. check out what happens. goes down. right ankle injury. he did say he expects to play next week. fourth quarter uva touchdow

julio jones.ittle talk with us. we had the honor of doing the madden game here for a number of years and give the guy a little break, will you? he wanted you to pick up the commentary a little bit on his performance in madden and giving him a better time with the stopwatch. phil: first off, i talked very well about him in the game. he gets mad because his speed is not rated. i told him i'm not the guy that rates the speed. be you that is really the number one thing we hear from all the players. hey, i'm faster than that. so that complaint is universal. jim: i don't think he believed us when he told him that's not something we have responsibility for. he showed us a little bit of that speed tonight. phil: it's hard sometimes to talk to him because you're trying to ask a question in a polite way. did you speed up in the nfl over college? he goes -- what was his answer? man, i've always been fast. because we didn't get to see the explosions and the talent in college. yeah, they used him well at alaba