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jones: no. reporter: secondly, do you have any idea how many -- you said hangings, anys idea how many of the bodies are being disposed of in mass graves and how many are being burned? mr. jones: no. you are familiar with the amnesty international report which projected that as many -- between 5000 and 11,000 people have been killed in saydnaya between 2011 and 2015. that gives you some idea. there are other data that suggest as many as 50 murders a day coming out -- reporter: that is a lot. do you think they are all being burnt? 50 a day? mr. jones: i don't know. but, what we are assessing is that if you have that level of mass murder, then using the crematorium would help -- would allow the regime to manage that number of corpses coming out of the prison complex. without evidence. reporter: thank you very much for doing this. two questions -- do you have any status update on the americans or others that are being held by the regime? if there is any connection here, please tell me. secondly, you

jones: no. >> secondly, due have any idea how many, you said thousands, how many of the bodies are being disposed of in mass graves and how many are being burned? mr. jones: no. so you are familiar with the amnesty international report which projected that as many, between 5,000 and 11,000 people had been killed in saydnaya between 2011 and 2015. >> right. mr. jones: that gives you some idea. then there is other data suggesting as many as 50 murders a day coming out of the complex. >> that's a lot. are all of those, do you think all of the 50 a day are being burnt? mr. jones: i don't know. what we're assessing is that if you have that level of production of mass murder, then yugse the crematorium -- using the crematorium would allow the regime to manage that number of corpses coming out of the prison complex. nd without evidence. >> thank you very much. two questions. do you have any status on the americans believed to be held by the regime and if there is any connection here please tell me and,

thank you for calling. >> host: cleve jones, what do you fear that is going backwards? >> >> guest: just today i got information about a young, gay hiv positive russian asylum seeker who has been locked up and will be deported to russia where he will be treated very badly, maybe worse. so i think many people don't understand how quickly these kinds of advances can be reversed. we have people in charge of both houses of government and the white house who are determined to turn the block back. that means victories like emergency equality could be undone, the efforts to protect unfair discrimination in the workplace could be further restricted, and i am very concerned about what the republicans are going to do about hiv funding for education and treatment and prevention. excuse me. it is extremely frustrating because today we still don't have a cure or vaccine we do have the knowledge and the means to stop this epidemic. treatment equals prevention. people with the virus who are treated and have access to medical care their viral load is suppressed so sufficiently they can

so did erik jones pass mcmurray for sixth.chevrolet in second. a cool way to watch the race is on fox sports go. there is a denny hamlin channel and an austin dillon channel tonight. these are the views. you'll see our fox sports coverage in one box. car-cam. telemetry. and their lap time, serial running. along with telemetry. all on the fox srt exclusive driver content as well as race coverage. >> darrell: mike, i think one reason hamlin is getting impatient, his car is the best it's been all night. he is turning some fast laps. i believe he feels like he has a shot of getting up here and maybe racing these guys for the lead. >> mike: go to foxsports.com or download the fox sports go app on your mobile device. hamlin is coming. he is five seconds out of the lead and that number is shrinking. >> jeff: his last lap was the same lap time as truex, our leader. >> darrell: he's feeling with right now. >> matt: the furniture row cars running first and sixth. we've seen the teams add a second and third car and it's drug down the org

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pero justicia en la tierra para un jones serÁ quedándose en prisiÓn".ado. se presume que la mujer inyectaba a las criaturas con poderosas drogas. un gran jurado la cava de acusado del asesinato de joshua swayer en 1981. el pequeÑo sÓlo tenÍa 11 meses. de ser declarada culpable podrÍa enfrentar cadena perpetua. desde el 2015, un equipo de abogados ha estado trabajando en el caso de joshua sawyer que ahora dicen tener la evidencia necesaria para enjuiciar a jones. "los niÑos son tesoros, no fue fÁcil recopilar tanta informaciÓn para el caso, pero sÉ que valdrÁ la pena". segÚn el fiscal, la madre de joshua siente un gran alivio saber que la sospechosa enfrentarÁ un juicio. "si usted tuvo un hijo y ella lo asesino y pasÓ 34 aÑos en prisiÓn, serÍa ello suficiente justicia para usted? ha sido difÍcil investigar los casos debido a que los registros mÉdicos del hospital en el que trabajÓ jones fueron destruidos accidentalmente aÑos despuÉs de los fallecimientos de la mayorÍa de los bebÉs. jones ya fue notificada de la nueva acusaciÓn que enfrenta y las autorida

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jones says kicking out unruly fans isn't enough.hey need to face a lifetime ban from the stadium or fines of $10,000, $20,000, $30,000. the two teams playing again right now and jones got a standing ovation his first at bat tonight at fenway. [ [ applause and cheers ] jones then struck out which i'm sure the fans also cheered. [ laughter ] >> but it was a nice gesture to start off the game. >> that's the key. the good fans have to police the idiots. >> and they outnumber the others. >> i know at at&t you can text if there's trouble around you somebody saying somebody they shouldn't say. they will come get 'em. >> thank you. >>> heart stopping video out of china of a toddler being run over. surveillance cameras show the child run into the busy intersection. drivers turning into the intersection apparently don't see the little girl and two cars run right over her. you see her in the street after the second car passes and her grandmother rush into the street to help the child. she survived with no major injuries just a scrape on her he

sot chappie jones- concejal de san jos, distrito 1 "octubre 2016" (00:00:57 t48 chappie jones) "cuestarsecciones, esa es una de las razones por las que toma tanto tiempo mejorar algunos cruces en mi distrito". el consejal jones nos dijo en ese entonces que hara lo posible para poner en su lista de prioridades la reestructuracin de la interseccin, pero que podra tomar hasta un aÑo para obtener los fondos. (broll: t48 intersection improvement) tres semanas despus de que transmitimos el reportaje, recibimos una notificacin del concejal jones. informndonos que luego de una revisin, el departamento de transporte haba aprobado los fondos y a finales de 2016 empezaron la reconstruccin. bridge arlen (00:04:06 responde intersection bridge) "de acuerdo con la alcaldía cada distrito recibe fondos para mejorar dos intersecciones por año, esta por ejemplo costó 70 mil dólares, dinero que en parte proviene de los contribuyentes." sot sandra aguilar (00:06:33 cruce peligroso update) "pues finalmente se hizo esto para la gente que cruza con más seguridad." sot angelica rodriguez- residente del area (0

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john atwater of our station in boston reports. >> adam jones. sox fans cheering for the opponent, even standing up as orioles centerfielder, adam jones comes up to bat. >> what happened last night was uncalled for, disrespectful, and i don't care who the it is, if opposing team or not. >> the response at fenway after an ugly monday night game. jones says a bag of peanuts was thrown at him, and he says fans taunted him with racial slurs. >> i heard the n word. when you hear these kinds of eces nephews, 10, 11.aring it. how do i explain to them. >> rinse to the racial heckling swift with red sox management immediately apologizing. >> this is a great city. a great fan base. and to have one or two taint what the perception of our fans might be is, is, really unfortunate. >> got to acknowledge it. take responsibility. accountability. address it. and then hopefully move forward. >> fans hope their show of support can help heal wounds as red sox management considers punishment for the fans involved. >> i met with mr. henry today. he said they're in the

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danielle jones's family for 16 years. marc ashdown, bbc news, essex.from across the middle east including israeli campaigners say attitudes towards asian people with disabilities hoping to get married, need to change, the lab is designed to encourage collaboration between the nations. this machine acts as an equally powerful microscope. there are some 60 of these around the world and they are used for studying everything from pharmaceuticals to plants, to ancient remains. this is the first to be built in the middle east. what is the big deal, you might think? some of the countries involved in this project arejordan, egypt, turkey, cyprus, iran, and amazingly israel as well. one of the people who has been steering this project to fruition is chris llewellyn smith, a british physicist. how amazed are you given the sort of countries involved? given how hostile they can be to each other, they're here you are today and the thing is starting to work? the scientists involved in sesame overlook the politics, they work together as scientists producing a facilit

jones: i don't know, probably. trip, thear in this mideast and the about -- the mideast and europe comes yes has been ok, he has been able to deflect whatever is going on with a crisis use facing at home. he will be about focus on the nader issue and the eu issue -- nato issue and the eu issue. vonnie: he has been treating in etingast few minutes -- twe in the last two minutes, air force one coming to land, about obamacare. he says "the hhs report shows premiums were up 105% over obamacare," saying that obamacare is "a disaster." air force one is arriving. president trump will be heading ,o the royals first of brussels of belgium, and a meeting with the prime minister afterwards. he will go to the nato meeting which takes place tomorrow. jones hayden reporting from brussels, thank you let's check in on "first word" news with emma chandra. emma: there are a number of developments in the investigation into the manchester suicide bombing. police say they've arrested three men in connection with the attack and are not

plenty in the agenda including why eddie jones hello again. plenty in the agenda including why eddiejones might turn to prayer before the next rugby world cup but let's start with the ball, and tomorrow night pol pot but will —— paul pogba will be facing questions at manchester united. what has happened to prompt this investigation? fifa have not revealed what has sparked them to look into this particular transfer, but there was the release of a book in germany that made allegations about the breakdown of paul pogba's record £89 million fee when he moved from juventus to manchester united in the summer claims that have been repeated in the media. the accusation is that paul pogba's agent received 1a million. fifa have said there is no wrongdoing but they have written to manchester united to seek clarification. who was involved in the deal and how much everyone was paid. they are calling it an enquiry but there's an awful lot of questions swirling around is that transfer. there had been some angry reactions from the lower league clu bs reaction

nneka jones tapia. >> dr. nneka jones tapia: i'm going to go cell to cell. who should i talk to?: she started as an intern at cook county jail almost ten years ago, and worked her way up. as warden, she tries to infuse more humanity into a pretty heartless place-- the maximum security wing, where she offers some tough-love therapy. >> guard: he wouldn't let the officers handcuff him. >> dr. jones tapia: why is that? >> guard: put up a fight. they had to take him to the ground and cuff him. >> dr. jones tapia: are you going to keep getting into it with staff? >> if they keep denyin' my rights. >> dr. jones tapia: okay, see, you have the wrong attitude. >> i ain't got the wrong attitude. >> dr. jones tapia: because i'm tryin' to help you. but you're still tellin' me that you're going to have issues with the staff, and i can't have that. so it's up to you. >> stahl: we filmed you doing rounds like a doctor in a hospital, but you talked to every single inmate that you passed. >> dr. jones tapia: yes. it's because we understand the person is a person. they're not what their charge is,

"jet" jones served in the air force like my daddy and is behind united we stand coalition. captains, i'm honored to have you on this program. >> thank you. >> every time i see you i stop and say he will low because i see so you frequently. whenever i see a black pilot i stop and salute because it's so rare to see and i just know how you had to climb up the rough side of the mountain just to get to where you are. so thank you for your service to our country and what you do for united airline. >> thank you. >> let me start by asking how each of you felt when you saw the video. we know how the kroechltd of your company felt and we know the stumble that he made trying to get his statement together and get it right. i know other persons who work for united who felt some chagrin and embarrassment that this happened to their airline but you're the ones that fly us around every day. how'd you feel when you saw a guy being dragged off of one of your planes. >> personally for me i was somewhat shocked and wanted to figure out a way on my own to see how i could help the company get th

marcus murray has been teaching his religious beliefs to jones. he hopes asatru will help keep him from returning to prison. >> you're hanging out at the house, and you realize you have bills to pay or something like that, somebody comes over and offers you an opportunity for you to make a little bit of easy cash, go rob something. things go bad, things break bad, people that get involved, that weren't supposed to be there, get shotguns and you get killed. you end up being another justin. another heartbreak i have to deal with. >> i've been through this before, i've had friends of mine that i've taken under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do, anyway, they get out there and they mess up. in fact, i lost a friend about six years ago, justin, he got shot by a police officer in indianapolis, i feel like i failed him. >> i promise you, i will send you a card for every month you're out there. if you come back, i will send a blanket party your way. >> i'm not coming back. >> all right, thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay gets a job and a c

jones said the man eventually fell and jones turned the pepper spray on his owner, saying he felt like a lion protecting his cubs. >> i took care of them. real.t your cubs, for jay: back live at the bus stop in silver spring. the police declined to elaborate on what happened. they say they are still investigating but we know there have been no arrests and nobody was seriously hurt. jay korff, abc 7 news. nancy: the police say that it is for, gunfire ringing out again at the same place as a deadly shootout over the weekend. anna-lysa gayle is live in northwest with the investigation happening now. anna-lysa, with the latest? neighbors werey, on edge following reports of shots fired just about three hours ago. this alley was filled with shell casings. it was right next to this public charter school. thankfully it was not in session. membersamily surrounding candles and balloons as they prayed for justice hours after shots were fired near the apartment building where jones was murdered just days before. onit initially started hanover street in northwest, and we got several calls. neighbor

algernon jones was killed saturday.. at first and "q" streets.ther people were shot and injured. yesterday, shots were fired near the apartment building where jones was murdered. no one was hurt. but the incident has residents on edge. latest incident, officers pulled over two cars. they arrested two suspects after they found a gun inside one of the cars.. on "q" street. the driver of a damaged car managed to get away. police say it's too early to determine if yesterday's shooting is linked to jones' murder. coming up on good morning washington at six o'clock -- a stampede at a soccer match, caught on camera. the drastic measures police had to use, to end the chaos. plus -- panic at the parade! the runaway ponies that turned memorial day observances -- upside down. and we've got two more tickets to the sound of music to giveaway.. watch to win - coming up at six. the pittsburgh penguins strike first - taking game one of the stanley cup finals. pittsburgh got off to a hot start scoring the first three goals of the claw back scoring three unanswere

with a standing ovationhere is jones on the situation the night before (sot: jones) <> former 49ersback turned social activist colin kaepernick is still doing good deedstoday kaepernick packed up a bunch of custom-made suits and headed to a parole office in new york citythe suits will be handed out to paroles so they have appropiate attire for job interviews as they try and become productive member of society a post by kaepernick's "know your rights camp" campain says the suits will make parolees "better equipped to achieve gainful employment" and "live more productive lives." ( catherine ) clevelandfame in roll hall of the rock and of his ashes at flushed some mcdonald also fan so also a music reigel was stadiumsleague hit 16 major so far he has the country parks across toilets in ball remains down friend's remains down toilets in ball parks across the country so far he has hit 16 major league stadiumsreigel was also a music fan so mcdonald also flushed some of his ashes at the rock and roll hall of fame in cleveland ( catherine ) still ahead.. one very expensive lunch date. how mu

jones now says he mischaracterized the company. chobani wouldn't comment on the terms of the settlement, but says the case is now resolved. video of some ohio high school students being pepper sprayed is going viral.. and sparking a debate. the students "volunteered" to be pepper sprayed for extra credit.. as part of a criminal justice class. they also received permission from their parents. the instructor is a former police chief. a popular law enforcement blog criticizes the move.. calling the effects of pepper spray "torturous." says-- she completely supports it. officials at barberton high school say school police provided extra supervision. and they say the students were never in danger. well most people don't like uninvited house guests. and for one florida family-- this house guest showed up in a very unexpected place. they started recording earlier this week-- after a woman lifted the lid of her toilet.. and found a foot long iguana! she was terrified.. and called her daughter, who then called 9-1-1. but it was quickly appa

he gets what he wantss because he is jim jones.it was inevitable with all the bad things he was doing. because of the great accomplishments that doesn't negate the horrible things he is doing. at some point the media is going to catch up with him and when they do, jones does two things, first, he starts claiming, this is a phrase that was used back then i'm sure no one is familiar with, fake news. [laughter] >> they are making it up. they can't prove it. as they started to prove that he would continue saying they haven't proved it at all until finally the heat got too bad and there was a foreign farm settlement in guyana, jones was going to escape. it was going to happen. demagogues in any form even if they are promising their followers we are going to make this a better world, at some point lead them to doom. one last point, we are talking why people would follow him. we know all the great things that are happening but there is the eccentricities of jim jones. how do you forgive them? one of the members of people's temple, one of

baltimore orioles outfielder adam jones, they yelled at him an called him the n word. we asked dusty baker about it. >> it doesn't really surprise me too much because i have been called that word in almost every city i played in. >> hang out with us through the sports cast,ly show you how fans at fenway responded when jones stepped up to the plate tonight in the first inning. >>> now, new information on a cold around the world as the serial stabber. we can add one more victim to his list. this one happened in leesburg,. >> he has confessed to stabbing a neighbor in 2009. they didn't have enough evidence to move forward. lane's cold-blooded murder remained unsolved until abulazom's prison confession. >> it feels so good to have closure. it feels so good to not be in fear like i have been the last eight years. i know jamie is smiling down on us today. and i know she is finally resting in peace. >> in return for his confession, he was granted immunity. leesburg authorities say he is already serving life in michigan. this was about giving the lane family peace. >>> new ton

adam jones at fenway park. one day after jones said he experienced something much different at fenway. the all star said fans used the n word during monday's game. the fan also threw a bag of peanuts at him. >> things like this, they just don't have a place in the game. i thought we moved past that long time ago. >> reporter: the 12-year veteran said this is not the first time he heard racist language in boston. but it was the worst. boston's mayor was embarrassed. >> to have a fool, i'm going to call him a fool, her a fool, i don't know what it was, i'd like to say worse, to do something like that, disrespectful to all of us as a city. >> baseball commissioner called it inexcusable. boston residents said they are better than that. >> that's not boston. boston isn't like that. >> reporter: two fans were ejected for targeting jones, more than 30 others were also kicked out. police launched a criminal investigation. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> this morning new dash cam video when a small plane crashed on a busy f

after the game, jones said he knows a few offensive people don't speak for anyone.washington to play the nats. >>> we have an incredible story to share about a world renown opera star from virginia. >> he found the stage despite his trucked past. now he's taking to the metropolitan opera. ♪ >> he struggled with anger issues as a kid. green grew up in a trailer park across from a crack house. at age 12, he was locked. for plotting ing tting to kill. but at age 15, he heard the metropolitan opera, he knew that was his calling. >> i changed the way i talked. changed the things i did. how i wanted to find a way out. >> so, today, green is the big baritone for the met, and spent a lot of time telling his story while here in d.c. >> this is what i want to say, people talk about art. people don't realize music and art part of a child's upbringing. what a great story. >> if you haven't seen it yet, on the nbc washington app, search opera. >> that voice, right oh. sheena parveen is here with interesting weather ahead. much cooler. >> yeah, cooler. today is actually going to

. >> reporter: -- they called for the firing of jim jones. audits found under his watch it was at a $700,000 deficit while he ate on the taxpayers' dime. last year he landed a job with san jose as deputy director for the housing department. considering his past, what does the city see in him to hire him? >> he's extremely knowledgeable. >> reporter: the city spokesperson said they knew about jones' past issues when they hired him but say that experience actually made him a top candidate. >> when you have somebody who has been through a spot of troublesome areas, you learn from that and become very, very -- have a deeper knowledge and awareness. >> reporter: but after only 13 days on the job jones who would have made $169,000 a year suddenly resigned. >> it was his decision to do so. >> reporter: it's unclear, why but the spokesman says they stand by their decision to hire him. >> the american philosophy is people deserve second chances. >> reporter: one of the reasons why the city says he would have been a good candidate is because jones was

here he is outside the dugout, jones jarring with the crowd. later, he said someone had thrown a peanut bag at him and he had been called the "n" word several times. >> it was stupid and ignorant and caught my attention. >> reporter: jones said he heard racial taunts before but called last night the worst in his 12 year career. two fans ejected for targeting jones and overall a rowdy night with 34 fans told to leave. reaction swift. red sox president, sam kennedy, apologizing. >> if adam jones felt unsafe at any point during last night's game, it's our job to step up and take measures to correct that. baseball's commissioner blasting the inexcusable behavior. with the percentage of african-american players down to single digits and baseball now celebrating the 70th anniversary of jackie robinson breaking the color-barrier, it's a sport sensitive to race. >> it's a time they're more sensitive to this at a time they want their game to be more welcome to young talented african-american kids. >> reporter: in the end orioles won 5-2 but boston polic

keith jones, nbc 10 news., thank you. >>> a 7-year-old boy running after a ball in the street struck by a car. police say the driver of a jeep wrangler stopped for some kids playing basketball just before the incident. the boy was taken to the hospital but he's expected to be okay. no charges have been filed. >>> well, the fate of two bus county elementary schools will headline a school committee meeting tomorrow. there's a proposal to call solidate rolling hills and possibly one more. >>> the owner of a popular jersey shore restaurant is apologizing tonight after his employees wrote what he calls a gross message on a receipt. there's a picture of the receipt. it says cops, pigs, purtos, which is spanish for pigs. the owner says gross and disrespectful and says at least one of his workers has been fired. in a post today the owner says in part i have grown up in this town and always relisled on the local police department to keep myself and my family and friends safe. i would appreciate you could understand our

prosecutors say jones was working as a pediatric nurse at a hospital in bear county, texas, when shenjected joshua with a lethal dose of antiseizure drug. what was the motive? >> i can't speak for a motive. all i can tell you is i believe she is evil. >> reporter: he established a task force to investigate jones for the suspects murders of 60 children. >> she appeared to be very she cared about them. she put on a show. she was a butch of smoke and mirrors. >> reporter: in 1985, jones was convicted of injecting patty mcclelland's daughter, chelsea wa muscle relaxer that caused paralysis. >> she gave her her a shot in her left leg and she immediately started having a hard time breathing. >> reporter: genene jones never confessed and her motive is unknown. because the death penalty was not an option in the 80s whenner her crime was allegedly committed when she appears in this courthouse very soon the maximum she could face is life in prison. >> mason: thank you, david. when we come back, steve hartman with an old friend and a message gone viral. in provides powerful, non-drowsy, 24-h