and here is the sergeant seen here at the burn center before being released mid-day. >> jones seemed bewildered. >> i didn't mean it, i don't know what is going on i really don't. i shouldn't be talking to anybody. >> he had a standoff with police where the deputies and local police had originally gone to serve him for a warrant for probation violation and police say he did not answer the door but suddenly opened it and threw the molotov cocktail when they turned to leave. the sergeant's pants caught fire and credited the stop drop and roll technique. >> they were rolling him around and stomping him in the street. >> next thing you know they start to pull out and draw their weapons. >> jones was on probation for two aggravated assaults, one in new york and the other here in pennsylvania. police say they found six more molotov dococktails inside of jones apartment. >> he made blurred out that he has the molotov dococktails for protection from the drug deal dealers. >> and according to a statement. jeremy jones said i knew it was police at the door but i threw the bottle at them becaus

but last night at this apartment on mcdade boulevard, it appeared jones wasn't home. just as the officers and deputies were preparing to leave, they heard this front door crack open and saw jones coming out with a glass bottle that had liquid in the bottom and flames coming out of the top. they say jones tossed that molotov cocktail. >> i looked out my window and there's the sheriff on the ground. >> this coward from behind a closed door threw a bomb at unsuspecting young men who were doing their job. >> reporter: while his colleagues rushed to his aid, jones barricaded himself back in the house launch iing an hour-lg stand yuf with 200 police from around the region. he was rushed to the hospital with second and third degree burns, but by today he was at home recovering with family on what happens to be his 33rd birthday. a memorable milestone for him and his colleagues. >> we don't want this to happen. when it does, there's a great group of law enforcement from all over that comes out in support. >> george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump is issuing a new wa

the problem with alex jones is that his act has real consequences, right?don't think he's acting. when he says 911 was a government conspiracy or when he says mass shootings are fake or when he says there's a pizza show in d.c. full of pedophiles-- which is a real thing he said, by the way-- his fans wanna do something about it. one "infowars" fan even armed himself, went to that pizza shop, and shot at people. now, the scariest thing about alex jones is that that fan only had one gun. one of his biggest fans has an entire army. - donald trump, i hope you can help uncripple america. - you'll be looking at me in a year or two years. let's give me a little bit of time to run things. but a year into office, you'll be saying, "wow. "i remember that interview. he said he was gonna do it, and he did a great job. you'll be very proud." - so, look, at the end of the day, alex jones may not get his children back, but at least he has custody of the most powerful child in the world. ♪ so quick question--do you guys remember megyn kelly? [crowd whooping] yeah? yeah, yo

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you mention how eddie jones might react. do you think he will jettison them straightaway?t to say, because this is unprecedented for england with eddie jones in charge. the two years up until now, since eddiejones took control, have gone pretty seamlessly, just the one defeat and a host of victories. 0n seamlessly, just the one defeat and a host of victories. on and off the field, the players seem to be on message and enjoying themselves. so whatjones does message and enjoying themselves. so what jones does now message and enjoying themselves. so whatjones does now will be interesting. i am told he is not going to make any knee jerk reactions. we will probably get more ofan reactions. we will probably get more of an idea as to where he sees solomona and tuilagi's future in 0ctober, solomona and tuilagi's future in october, when he starts to formalise his squad for the autumn internationals. but given that eddie jones doesn't like to set curfews and likes to give players responsibility, if a player abuses that trust, as appeared to be the case here, it is likely thatjones w

police say that jerry jones was the man that threw a homemade explosive device causing second degree burns. katherine scott is live now where the suspect was in court this morning. >> reporter: rick, that is right. the judge set bail at $1 million cash for jeremy jones, he told police in an interview he knew police was at the door and wanted them to go away. as for the injured sheriffs deputy and a part-time officer with the ridley parks department. he is in the hospital in good spirits and anxious to get home. 39-year-old jeremy jones was arraigned in collings dale charged with multiple offenses including attempted homicide. when he through a fire bomb at officers serving a warrant. >> i didn't mean it. i don't even know what is going on. i really don't, and i'm not suppose to be talking to anybody. >> the sergeant remains in the hospital with second degree burns to his legs. >> his life was truly in danger and we are lucky he is still here. it's significant that it's used to honor him. >> delaware county sheriff and collingdale police chief stood with more than a dozen members of l

members demand answers in the death of david jones. police shot jones. this cell phone video lasted an hour. but people are still talking about the protest. hours ago state representative martina white said it is shocking to me that police commissioner richard ross allowed this illegal occupation to go on for hours without taking any action. white proposed a bill to e release the names of officers involved in shootings after 30 days or a complete investigation. surveillance video from june shows jones shot in the back after a confrontation. jones had a gun and rode around illegally. yesterday a couple protests fired up the president of the local police union. he said, once you take it to someone's house, they should have been arrested. a protest organizer is a punk who didn't have respect of decent protesters. we got a statement from black lives matter within the hour. e we must love and support one another. live in the breaking news center, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> a guilty plea from ab ex-philadelphia officer who admitted to giving out drugs fo

marcus murray has been playing father figure and teaching his asatru belief to jones jr. 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. >> not going to die. >> 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 not coming back >> all rht, thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay ge

jones ran away after pulling a gun on a police officer. but others claim jones had no weapon. today protesters also interrupted an event being held by council president daryl clark. clark released a statement today which reads in part, because of the circumstances in which mr. jones was shot and killed, including conflicting witness accounts and the troubling fact that he was shot from behind, we need a thorough investigation. we must also respect our passionate fellow citizens who are demanding justice in this tragedy. the pennsylvania attorney general's office is handling the investigation. >>> delaware officials say charges could soon be filed in the wake of february's deadly prison standoff. today the attorney general's office said indictments will be brought before a grand jury within the next 90 days. it has been more than six months since lieutenant steven floyd was killed during a nearly 20-hour standoff at the vaughn correctional facility in smyrna. >>> up next -- dropping in. burglars are breaking into local businesses. mission impossible-style. >>> plus -- dragged b

nneka jones tapia. >> dr. nneka jones tapia: i'm going to go cell to cell. who should i talk to?ahl: 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

jones, detective jones. >> jimmy: no, did your caveman have a name?, i know, now hey -- >> jimmy: now what -- did you -- did you have to sing -- [ buzzer ] >> aw! >> i didn't get to ask no question. i would have guessed it. >> you would have guessed it right on. >> i think he's telling the truth. >> jimmy: struggling actor? >> exactly. >> jimmy: you take any gig you can? i think you're telling the truth. yeah. >> well, the both of you are absolutely correct. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we did it. >> i did. >> jimmy: you got to take a a gig, leslie! >> you're right. you got it. you didn't even have to ask a a question. >> jimmy: i know she has a a couple of them -- >> i had to say racist stuff and everything and we still -- [ light laughter ] >> i know, i know what's up. >> jimmy: have to do that. i love that you did that, i wish the -- all right. >> i wish this was a joint. >> jimmy: it's my turn. it's not. it's all prop. [ light laughter ] >> this would be so much funner with a joint. >> jimmy: all right -- [ cheers and applause ] >> but you'

what jones does is decides to get rid of these prisoners. he sends 6 thous of the prisoners of war, the enlisted men out of sharcharleston so hes not notify the city officials that he's done this. nobody in richmond knows what he's done. what jones does, and here's a map of south carolina and you can see the railroad lines, so, he sends a batch of these federal prisoners of war up the railroad to a small community of florence, south carolina. these 6,000 prisoners have a guard of 125 men. the guards under the command of major ff worthily, the guards turn these prisoner out into an open field next to the railroad. now, these guys are veterans of a summer in anderson vil and they're not that interested of being put into another confederate prison camp. many of them are very very ill and sick, there's a group that mute any, and the witnesses that i have both the confederate records and the union records estimate that there's 400 to 700 man involved in the mooutny. in the book i chose the conservative 400 number b uh-huh it could have been as ma

there's only one of leslie jones. >> there's only one me.immy: but i think you now become -- now you're like a big celebrity now. now has it kind of calmed down when you meet a celebrity, like, tell the story when you met al pacino. you -- >> oh no, nothing ever calms down, and i'm still stupid as hell. [ light laughter ] i call al -- >> jimmy: this is my favorite, i love this story so much. this is where -- >> no, i met dustin hoffman and i called him al pacino. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know that. i know that. but i want you to get to tha a mistake. you know, i thought i had gave such a -- oh i just love your work, and you're just so awesome. mr. pacino, i think i just watched you for years, i think you are just the epitome of what acting is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love you in "scarface." >> and he was just looking at me, like queen latifah be tripping. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: gosh, he's the coolest guy, dustin hoffman. >> he's cool. >> jimmy: no, he's rad. >> yeah, he's cool. >> jimmy: so here you are, you got nominat

. >> i want to name it barbara rose jones. >>reporter: when barbara rose jones made history she was a-year-older than longmeyer who a rising sophomore. >> when she was 17-year-old she led a walk out to protest segregated schools. >> barbara jones led that walk out to protest the poor conditions at her all black school. >> this walk out ended up where she was part of a lawsuit that was one of the main lawsuits that ended up going -- >> for all the suits it was the first one led by a student. >> kayla's father ken longmeyer explains how important her protest was in the fight for integration and civil rights. >> took it to the naacp and they put their heads together and said why don't we sue for integrated schools and that was the first of five suits that you hear about. parks in the back of a bus in montgomery, and after this happened, it sort of lit a spark. >> by naming the school after her, we're honoring her and saying you know, holding her up like, you know, this is a piece of history that is inspirational and important and

john and keith jones will get you start ed with eagles preseason kickoff.ull hour of eagles features and analysis to get you ready for the game beginning at 7:00 and then at 8:00 the birds take on the packers followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> now to more breaking news. police in philadelphia looking for a car that was just stolen and we're told there was a child inside the vehicle. it all happened at roosevelt boulevard within the past 10 to 15 minutes. police are look iing for a silv car with a a child in the backseat. sky force 10 is on the way. and then on the ground nbc 10's drew smith is on the way. we'll bring you new information as soon as we have it. >>> now here's a look at the other stories we're following this it afternoon. county by county at 4:00, in bucks county, a dive team is part of the investigation into a death at the house in upper mayfield township. shorts found the body inside of the house on river road tuesday night. the discovery prompted them to search the nearby delaware river. authorities have not said why or how the victim di

keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> looks good. look forward to seeing you then and see how many cats jessica has on her plan at that point. if you're looking for a new member to add to your family, go to the 1 participating location closest to you. and don't forget to then share your pictures of the new pet using #cleartheshelters. >>> we're tracking new developments in the spain terror attack. police focusing on a house that exploded one day before the attack. see why they think it may prufr the terrorists were planning something even bigger. >>> steve bannon a out. find out what he says he will do now that he's no longer working in the white house. >>> and we're warming up now, seeing more and more sunshine as the clouds break over wilmington, delaware. we'll see lots of sunshine during the day and at the shore, which is a little cloudy, but there are a few neighborhoods that mirt seeght see a shower o this evening. we'll have your neighborhood forecast ahead. >>> we're seeing lots of sunshine, just a few scattered clouds overhe

leslie jones.rom "nobody speak: trials of the free press," filmmaker brian knappenberger. featuring the 8g band with venzella joy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gtlemen, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is just fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. following president trump's threats of fire and fury against north korea, senator john mccain has recommended that the president instead walk softly, but carry a big stick, which incidentally is how melania keeps away from him around the white house. [ laughter ] "donald! donald, i know you're in here!" [ laughter ] according to "the new york times," president trump's threat to respond to north korea with fire and fury was entirely improvised. oh, we know. [ laughter ] we're all living the ultimate nightmare. we've been invited to somebody's four-year long improv show. [ laughter ] "okay, to get started

police took jeremy jones to jail. jones 20e8d us i never tried to kill anybody. police say he had even more explosives. nbc 10 was there as police destroyed up to seven molotov cocktails they found inside his home. jones facing numerous charges. his neighborhood is still recovering from an intense afternoon. >> scared to death, man. guy blowing stuff up, man? what the hell is going on out here? >> a neighbor reacting to what happened right outside his home. police zeroing in on a barricade situation. police trying to serve a warrant but a wanted man had a different idea. >> threw the bomb and hurt the cop. >> he threw a molotov cocktail, striking one of the officers in. >> jeremy jones barricaded himself in his home. >> made contact for an hour, hour and a half. he wanted everything under the sun. >> the suspect finally surrendered. when authorities went inside they found even more explosives. >> they found anywhere from five to seven more what they believe to be molotov cocktails ready to go. >> the jars filled with gasoline and a fuse was set on fire while the

jones succumed to his injuries. a no bail arrest warrant has been issued for stewartwho police say is armed and dangerous. (pam) now at 11.the fbi has released photographs of a wanted serial bank robber. this man is known as the "smiling face bandit"... and you can see why.since may of this year, this man has robbed six wells fargo branches in san francisco. each time he handed the bank teller a note... demanding money.a reward of 3-thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to his arrest. (steve) the menlo fire department and menlo college - will begin inspecting several trees next week... after an oak tree branch feel on a group of people in atherton. it happened during a company picnic at the college on saturday. a three- foot-wide tree branch crashed onto about six people, including a mother and her 2-year-old daughter. the little girl was rushed to the hospital after the tree fractured her skull. the toddler had to undergo surgery on her eyelid. the girl's mother and one other person were also hu

what jones does is he decides to get rid of these prisoners. and he sends 6,000 of the federal prisoners of war, the enlisted men, out of charleston and he does not notify prison officials that he did this. so nobody in richmond knows what he's done, and none of the prison officials in the region realize what's happened until it's over n done. so what jones does, and here's a map of south carolina and you can see the railroad lines. so he sends a batch of these federal prisoners of war up the railroad to a small community -- the small community ever florence, south carolina. these 6,000 prisoners have a guard of 125 men. and the guards under the command of major f.f. worley, the guards turn these prisoners out into an open field next to the railroad. now these guys are -- they're veterans of a summer in andersonville and they're not that interested in being put into another confederate prison camp. so even though many of them are very, very ill and sick, there's a group that muteny. and the witnesses that i have both the confederate records arn

they like to say, oh, they come from jones county. jones county was a tough county, but so was forest county. it had a long history. i go back in time and i look at, you know, i go back to the inception of the counties. but, i mean, you had in -- there was linkage between the two constantly. for example, there was a lynching during world war ii in jones county, but the fbi -- the trial, i'm sorry, federal trial was in hattiesburg. and ultimately, one of the jurors kind of tried to hold out for conviction of the lynchers, but they took a recess, and i'm not sure, you know, i couldn't find out what happened then. but there was obviously a lot of pressure, and he changed his mind. there was a case also, a willie mcgee case, where he was charged with raping a white woman. he was tried in a matter of hours with little defense. they -- no physical evidence, and it was so obvious he was railroaded. the jury very quickly found him guilty. he was to be executed, and then this civil rights congress took on his case, fought for six years but, ul

keith: for "nbc10 @issue," i'm keith jones. rosemary: and dr. brem is joining me now to delve a little deeper into this potential link between the players and the disease. so, dr. brem, why isn't this just a coincidence? is there something more going on here? steven: well, it is possible, rosemary, that this could be a random event, but to have a cluster, so many players, and it does raise questions whether there is some common link. rosemary: when did you first start to notice that there could be some type of connection here? steven: well, i knew tug mcgraw. i was at moffitt cancer center, the head of neurosurgery there, and tug was my patient. and that's when i became aware of, really, this whole--the whole question of the environment. rosemary: and they're not the only players to die from the disease. mets pitcher anthony young, dan quisenberry, bobby murcer, dick howser, they all played at the vet. and then, of course, you have hall of fame catcher gary carter, he played much of his career on astroturf similar to the kind u

what drove the dow jones to the latest high. >> reporter: jim and jan dow jones hit 22,000 after stocksdvanced for past five months thanks to rising corporate profits and economic growth, as of yesterday, dow jones was up 11.4 percent for the year. index gained 52 points with apple responsible for 48 of those, tech giant's biggest jump in six months, since march 1st dow jones gained around 1,000 points, three co, boeing, mcdonald's, united health made up 700 of those. weaker dollar which helps exports has boosted corporate earnings. >> we are hearing about a successful test of the experimental transportation system, what is this all about >> reporter: well, yes, it is called hyper loop and it is making history. yesterday, the company says, company called hyper move one pod built for passengers along a stretch of 192 miles an hour test outside las vegas last week tripled the speed of the similar test in may. it uses magnetic levitation to whoever a pod above a track. that travel at speed of 700 miles an hour is possible, that means a trip between new york city and philadelphia could one

they forced their way into the beachfront home where jones was staying. he was shot while confronting them. other people were in the home at the time, but they were not hurt. jones was airlifted to florida for treatment and is now back home. right now.. authorities are still searching for one of 12 inmates who escaped from jail in walker county, alabama. the oth jail official are also releasing more information about how they escaped. the inmates reportedly used peanut butter to make the number above an inmate's cell look like the number on a door leading outside. an inmate then asked a guard to open his cell. and when the guard opened the outside door, and the group bolted. sunday night's breakout prompted a massive manhunt. the inmate who's still on the loose was in jail on drug charges. a terrifying call for help in arkansas. a teen dials 9-1-1 moments after a man kicks in the door of his home. the 14-year-old boy was alone with his the 14-year-old boy was alone with his autistic sister when the incident happened. he locked himself in his roo the dispa

i want to bring back in van jones, josh dubois and ken cuccinelli. we're going to go to the attorney general every time we get new pieces of legal information here. there is a federal rights investigation open now. the significance of this to you, sir? >> the additional piece from the mother, not only did he happen to be in charlottesville, but a week ago he planned to come. he intended to be where he was. he came for purposes of the rally. the civil rights question is there any evidence, other than the act itself, that he came to do this type of harm. and and i would note, the investigation under a civil rights banner is no different in all the powers of the government of investigation are the same as it would be for domestic terrorism. the difference is simply what they end up charges the defendant with in this case, the accused with. the civil rights investigation will get them whatever information they need to make a charging decision. you could see a domestic terror charge come out of that. or whatever happened in the sniper case, because of the

. -- he g jones is kind of hasn't run a very visible although he did pick up the endorsement of joe biden last week. you go, alabama, of course, a very red state, how the general s election supposed to be? guest: i wouldn't say, it is say, yeah, to it's -- we're all expecting the whoever n candidate, the runoff to win the seed. but you know, you never know, trump lly after donald and also, if you just consider what happened last week in charlottesville and doug jones, you know, he prosecuted, prosecuted the 16th street in the baptist church bombing, so i would expect him to play that up the general election. al.com, ard koplowitz, thanks for breaking down today's primary. guest: thank you, john. and the phone lines are yours now, open phones on "washington journal." issue you wantcy to talk about, phone numbers again, democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. anne up first in washington, democrats, for annewhat is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning, thank you call.aking my i'm thinking of the harlottesville incident and what it is about,

and so what jones does, he continually protests the arrival of these prisoners. he does not have enough men to guard them. and right as these prisoners arrived, september 5 and six, medical officials in charleston declare the yellow fever epidemic in the city. does -- and what i think this shows in this leader of the war, there is a real breakdown in communication that i saw at numerous levels -- militarily, bureaucratically -- that are occurring in this region -- what jones does is he decides he needs to get rid of these prisoners. he sends 6000 of these prisoners of war, the enlisted men, out of charleston and he does not , notify prison officials he does this. so nobody in richmond knows what he has done, and none of the prison officials in the region realize what has happened until it is over and done. so, what jones does, here is a map of south carolina and you can see the railroad line. so he sends a batch of these federal prisoners of war to be -- of the railroad to a -- to the small community of florence, south carolina. these 6000 prisoners have a guard

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that is brexit minister david jones.sman tom brake. good afternoon. what do you make of this article? ha5 peace broken out? i think david jones has just confirmed that what this is about is perhaps getting philip hammond back on track with a hard brexit programme. clearly mr hammond, perhaps while the prime minister was out of the country, started saying things about the impact brexit would have on the uk economy and the need for a soft brexit. that people like liam fox and david jones were not co mforta ble liam fox and david jones were not comfortable with. now he has been brought back in line. it is not hard brexit if there is a transitional deal, is it? ratherthan brexit if there is a transitional deal, is it? rather than saying everything has to end on the 31st of march, this is saying that we can have a period, we can delay some of the impact of this so that we have more time to prepare for the practicalities of implementing, for example, customs controls?” practicalities of implementing, for example, customs contr

others claim jones didn't have a weapon. protesters also interrupted an event being held by the council president daryl clark yesterday after he released a statement saying, because of the circumstances in which mr. jones was shot and killed, including conflicting witness accounts and the troubling fact that he was shot from behind, we need a thorough investigation. we must also respect our passional fellow citizens who are demanding justice in this tragedy. the attorney general's office is handling the investigation. >>> and take a look at this video. police say this vehicle was involved in the fatal hit-and-run in center city. it's a newer model suv jeep wrangler with a spare tire on the back. it also probably has front-end damage. this crash happened near the corner of 13th and race streets. anne broderick was killed crossing the street when she was hit and the driver never stopped. >>> and new this morning in just jersey, a chicken caesar wrap is what this man got away with after robbing a wawa in spring township sunday

trevor rees-jones was somehow clinging to life, as was diana who was trapped in the back seat. >> did in the back say anything? >> this woman didn't say anything. she was unconscious. her head was down like that and she had difficulty to breathe. when i looked at her, she was still a very beautiful woman. >> in the chaos, neither dr. mayay or mark butt realized who it was. >> somebody well known like a prince or something and his girlfriend or wife or something like that. >> by now photographer pierre sue had arrived. just as he was preparing to snap some photos, police showed up and ordered him out of the tunnel but he still got these dramatic shots from the outside looking in. >> i had a little telephoto lens and took pictures of anything i could see. >> the doctor was desperately trying to help diana in any way he could. >> i tried just to confront her. i said i was a doctor. the ambulance were on their way and everything would be all right. >> soon the media arrived and the story was on tvs across the world. >> we've been following the car accident this evening in paris, france. >

alex jones has been campaigning for sheriff joe, joe said that he thought that it was alex jones' campaign and his ability to get his issues in front of the president that had cued up the sheriff joe pardon. what do you make of that as someone who had to deal fwh the world of intelligence and information that that's getting the president of the united states? >> look, i've said it a thousand times. i guess 1,001 won't hurt. it's the goal of intelligence to give analyze information to a decision maker. in an unbiased fashion and the reality is that our intelligence community does that. they look at information and they present it to decision makers so that he or she can make that informed decision. when you're looking at news sources, you're getting whatever the opposite of that is and it's unfortunate, but the president has become someone who's sequestered in an ivory tower who has frankly made enemies with the intelligence community. i think the article in the about pompeo lead iing the cia's counterintelligence unit is endemic of the presidency and sort of what the intelligence community

athena jones is near the president's resort. athena, what is the president doing tonight and how does the white house explain the president's statements? >> reporter: hi, john. well, the press pool that was assigned to follow the president closely today got a lid, what is called a lid sometime ago. so we have no new information on how he's spending the night other than to say it is at his bedminister golf club. that phrase you heard at the independent of the sound byte you played from the president, on many sides, on many sides, this idea that there are many sides to blame for the violence that took place in charlottesville, that has raised a lot of concern and gotten a lot of criticism. i asked several white house officials what he meant when he said that. this is what the official told me. they said the president was condemning hatred, bigotry and violence from all sources and all sides, there was violence between protesters and counterprotesters today. certainly there was violence between protesters and counterprotesters toda

ufc president dana white says jon jones has once again failed a drug test.s one related to his fight last month with daniel cormier. jones has not yet at least been stripped of his ufc light heavyweight title. jones says he is now working with the crews to have his samples tested again. of course, this is not the first time that jon jones has failed a drug test around a fight. >> got a little history. >>> all of the little leaguers in williamsport on tuesday night washed away. >> almost quite literally. >> good news in utica, partly cloudy. high mid-70s on wednesday. good morning, america. >> all right, boston, cleveland fans, mark your calendar october 17th for opening day. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," a woman who was born during the 1979 eclipse gives birth to a daughter during monday's. >> wow. >>> and the unique looking limes that are now becoming a hit with foodies and beer drinkers. we'll tell you why. outer layer of your enamel tooth surface. white, the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and re

groubert made a stunning admission as he addressed jones and the court. >> you did nothing wrong, andain and simple. i made the biggest mistake of my life. >> now, groubert says they wanted to apologize for three years but was told to stay away from jones. he'll actually only serve three years behind bars with good behavior and time served. >>> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is recovering in the hospital this morning after a fall at his home on long island. the 73-year-old told "the new york post" that he underwent quadricep tendon surgery after his knee gave out. his wife, judith, said he's in o odgoed. >>> and now to a terrifying scene at a california high school after dozens of students were attacked by a swarm of bees. school officials say the bees built a hive inside a classroom at palmdale high school over the summer. the bees then became agitated after someone threw an apple at the hive. tonherspe whospital. none of them luckily with serious injuries. >> oh, man. >>> now to an incredible story, a missing alabama woman has been found after apparently living off the lan

robert jones. guest: we are not that far from the lincoln memorial. this caller reminds me of some of lincoln's words in his second inaugural, as he was puzzling over this bloody civil war this country had just fought. ,ne of the things he says is both sides pray to the same god. both sides read the same bible. both declared that providence was on their side. and yet we have this bloody battle that cost so many american lives. if we look at the real history here, the real challenges -- i grew up in mississippi. that whiteallenges christian churches, especially in the south -- they were supporters of slavery. they were supporters of jim crow laws in the south, and segregation. the same people who are sitting on deacons boards in baptist churches were sitting on the white citizens councils, staunchly defending segregation. i sort of appreciate the sentiment, but i think we have to grapple with our history. i think that is why the confederate monuments are coming back that we have to talk about. i think one of the things we have to do is honestly grapple

murder gripping the nation 20 years ago, the man who killed someone after an incident on the jenny jones show is out of prison. years after murdering a male person claiming to have a crush on him, jonathan schmitz is a free man. >> they would you choose to reveal your secret crush on someone? >> one of the most famous television scandals of all time, the 1995 episode of the jenny jones show about secret crushes so explosive that it never aired. >> what you write them a letter? >> would you tell them in private? thatat you tell the person you are gay and you hope he is on national television? >> one of the guests, scott amedure, announced he had romantic feelings for his friend jonathan schmitz. >> scott has a crush on you. >> you lied to me. >> did you have any idea? >> no. >> what is your status? >> i am not involved with anybody heterosexual. >> three days later, jonathan schmitz shot scott amedure in cold blood after a night of drinking, saying he was embarrassed by what happened on the show. 20 years later he has been released from jail with a parole board letting him out early for g

. >> so you probably heard of info wars and alex jones.if you never watched him extreme right wing radio host is fan of conspiracy theory there's an individual joy circulating about something he put out today. someone threw coffee on him in street in seattle. >> come here kourd. come here kourd find your camera tell people who you are intellectually. >> i'm your mama. >> you can't talk look at you this is what we turn people into. this is it literal slave of the system. see that. that's who they are look at the slave. that was great. go ahead. go ahead. >> only the best actors work for info wars and we got greatest video when jones ran after someone who flipped him off. seattle has not received ports reports on coffee incident. as far as we know that could be an part of alex playing jones. people have be leaving trump administration left and right and mark cuban is offering to join it. he's willing to serve as donald trump entrepreneur czar only having to prove tore trump administration. in february trump treated he said he knew cuban was

birds up a run and adam jones adding to it. jones crushes this ball to straight away center. sailing over the fence. 25th home run of the season for adam jones and the orioles out to a 6-4 lead. in the seventh, chris davis at the plate. davis here lining this one to corner right field. bouncing off the wall. the outfielder slips. mancini showing off the speed here. he is being sent and the throw is not in time. a go-ahead rbi double for davis. orioles win 7-6. fiftd straight win and a game over .500 and davis got to see this. he's enjoying his pie. you got to when you win like that. right. i wonder what kind of pie that might -- the suspense. >>> but there was a big blow to the redskins, phil taylor sr. out for the season. he left the game early yesterday with a quad injury. mri confirms a torn quad. he will miss his third straight year in the nfl. he impressed all who worked with him on and off the field as he attempted a comeback from multiple knee surgeries. >>> nats park earlier tonight. two of the newest hall of famers added to the ring of honor. rodriguez played for two

matthew whittaker and solomon jones, thank you both so much. now this. ♪ we're wearing nothing, nothing but our shadows falling down on the beach ♪ >> you know that tune. members of the dave matthews band say they are heartbroken and disgusted by the hate, the racism, and the violence unleashed in their town where they came to be, charlottesville, virginia. boyd tinsley lives in charlottesville. he joins me now live. boyd, thank you so much for being with me. as someone who started my career in charlottesville, i have love for that special place where you are standing. i am so sorry for what's happened there. boyd, this is personal for you. how are you feeling about all of this? >> i mean, i'm upset, like, since it happened. i was coming back to charlottesville, and i was at the airport, and just watching it going on on tv. i was in absolute shock, you know?

live coverage starts at 6:00 with keith jones and john clark. we'll have exclusive interviews with the team and that's followed by kickoff at 7:00. you can still catch nbc's prime time programming on cozy tv. that's channel 248 and verizon 460 and over the air 10.2. >>> a live look now at the philadelphia skyline. just perfect night to head out to the link and enjoy that game. humidity is low. temperatures just about in the 70s. meteorologist erika martin is here with what fans can expect throughout the evening. >> a great night all around for everybody across the valley and definitely for the game. look at this forecast 7:00 p.m. just a few clouds. 78 degrees, 74 by 9:00 p.m. with fewer clouds 3 mostly clear skies. 11:00 p.m., 68 degrees. all thanks to an area of high pressure high and dry very pleasant and comfortable temperatures. really comfortable conditions all around because it isn't very muggy at all this evening or tonight. satellite and radar picking up on the winds coming out of the northwest. they are starting to die down. good news

three of the four adult suspects, dorian jones, james hodges, and brandon townes, have pled guilty to all charges and are awaiting sentencing. >> it was supposed to be in and out, breaking and entering. once we got in there, there's people there, things just went -- like people was getting beat up, tied up. and it was basically like everything happened -- like that. >> townes says he and his co-defendants entered a home during the pre-dawn hours following a party held there the night before. they wore masks to conceal their identities. the home belonged to students at a local college. >> we picked the house, because we knew it was a bunch of people having a party. and they said they were going to be really drunk. so why not go back later? >> according to prosecutors, three male victims in the house were robbed and pistol whipped. the one female victim reported being tied up, blindfolded, beaten, and raped by the suspects. the three who pled guilty said they did so in hopes of receiving shorter prison sentces than they wod have y in trial. but they could still receive maximum consecuti

they got a chance to meet the man whose name they called sydney jones.y signed autographs and brought the special story full circle. lauren mayk will have so much more on this story tonight at 6:00 on our eagles preseason special. and you can watch the birds take on the dolphins right here on nbc 10. the official station of your philadelphia eagles. our live coverage starts at 6:00. myself and john clark, look forward to exclusive interviewed with fletcher cox and kickoff at 7:00. tell your friends and family members you can still catch nbc's prime time programming on cozy tv tonight. that's channel 248. for now let's go back inside to jim rosenfield and rosemary connors in the studios. i'll see you next time at 5:00. >> see you soon. here's a look at the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. lehigh county, dog owners rejoin. allentown is getting its first dog park. that is being built on the parkway near the intersection of dixon street. there will be two pens, one for smaller dogs and one for the bigger ones spread over two acres. it

for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones.osition having a sexual relationship with monica lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to denye -- deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it's a different order of magnitude than any of the previous charges that the president had to put up with for seven years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> hey, ho, clinton's got to go. hey, ho, clinton's got to go. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified after this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not ve sexual retions with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegations are false, and i need to go back to work for the american people. thank you. [ applause ] >> i think from the very beginning, the people who knew him the best if they wer