julius jones were high school acquaintances.lius a college student who had recently been in trouble of his own. >> my first year of school, got into shoplifting. i stole pagers. i stole things i could sell. >> reporter: king says the two men came to see him, asking for help how to sell a stolen suburban. >> i'm a middleman relaying a message from this guy. >> reporter: he says the murder made it too risky to sell the car for parts. >> he said, man, i don't think i want to mess with no suburbans right now. heard some guy in edmond got shot over a suburban. >> reporter: king, a potential suspect himself, points the finger at julius jones. >> he had a red bandana around his neck. he had a stocking cap on. >> reporter: king accuses chris jordan of being the driver. jordan was taken into custody and charged with felony murder, claiming he and julius were out looking for suburbans to steal, but says it was julius who pulled the trigger. >> people set me up to take the fall. >> both ladell king and christopher jordan were directing pol

jones: it had 53 million gallons on board. measured in barrels, so that was one and a quarter million barrels. about 11ill it lost million gallons, which i think was 250,000 barrels. the question of how much it lost its controversial so the number is a generally accepted figure. the reason it is hard to figure -- as oil went out, water came in. in mentioned this happened past people visited what did they find there? mr. jones: it's on the gulf of alaska, a couple hundred miles south of anchorage, is probably in the middle of the state, it is this beautiful expanse of enclosed waters with islands and peninsulas and coastlines and a sea birdsation of and hours and so on. anyone who has ever been to prince william sound has been stoned by the natural beauty. relatively untouched by man. you don't see much development at all. , maybe cargo boats vessels coming in with containers to the container port in valdez. then you have this tanker let's build this oil and fouled everything in sight. it was a shock to the contents. and to the

erik jones wins at dayto. >>> rit now at 11:00. one of the journalists in the capital gazette shooting died to help others. they describe the act that saved lives. >>> mike pompeo sees progress in nuclear talks. north korea? not so much. >>> and famy members desperate to find a missing virginia mom, how another high tro file disappearance in our area could help bri the woman home. >>> a tribute tay for the journalist who sacrificed her life to save herle cues in the capital gazette news room. my mom picked up her trash can and charged at a coward who shot her in the chest. >>> good evening. nearly half of the people in the annapolis news room wereed ki the survivors may owe their lives to wendy winters. at her memorial today we learnrd for the first time that she confronted the gunman and helped others aescape. joined with today's >> survivors of the attack believe wendy winters' actions stalled e gunman distracting him for enough time so they could escape. fo that, many are calling her a hero. >> don't forget to a yourself what wo

hannah-jones: absolutely. so what the long-term data shows is that segregation actually harms the entire lives of black children, that black children who got access to desegregated schools, when they became adults were less likely to be poor. they were more likely to go to college, they were more likelyeo have health problems--they lived longer--they were more likely to live in integrated settings families. and the opposite effects happened to those black children who were stuck in segregated soo the most important thing thatwe she has gotten out of that is an understanding that because children have less than her doesn't mean that they are less than her-- o'brien: but she is in a segregated school. you could have chosen a school that was desegregated, considering all that you write about desegregation. hannah-jones: we live in a poor black neighborhood. so we made the decision to enroll our daughter in that school. and i think that's what's important for middle-class parents to understand is anything that my

jones, other than what you told us here today. but it sounds like to me that you've been employed full-time in a job for quite sometime, and he's still on a gang injunction today, yes, because of the aclu contacting you and advocating for it, he is finally going to get off the gang injunction. great news, but why hasn't he been caught by the city attorney's office before now, given that, you know -- given his story and all the things that happened. and that's what i'm saying that if we're going to do something that's so serious in taking away someone's right and subjecting them to so many ramifications for being on this list, then i hope that we are very thorough and constantly making sure that it's absolutely necessary to achieve your stated goals that someone stays on this list, and i'm not convinced that that's happening, either. and so you know -- >> well, i think it is concerning also, that according to the 2007 m.o.u., it specifies that reviews of each injunction would happen every two years. i think if that had happened, i

so please welcome lillian faderman and cleave jones. [applause] >> welcome to san francisco, lillian. >> thank you. i'm happy to be here. >> it's good to see you. as you may be able to tell, i have a terrible cold. [laughter] but i drag my butt out of bed, because i wanted to be here to see you and especially on harvey's birthday. finish and i posted earlier on social media that meeting harvey was the single most important thing that ever happened to me in my whole life, and it's hardly an overstatement. i also want to acknowledge the glbt history society. some of its founders were among my dear friends in the early and mid 1970s and also to say that it's very cool to me that harvey's bull horn is now on display in the smithsonian -- [applause] yes. and it's had its home at the history society museum on 18th street for many years, but i've borrowed it back to be at the smithsonianing for three years, and then it will be returned to san francisco and back to the history society. hopefully in a new museum. so it's an institution that is w

it's really the first action we're seeing against alex jones.t's still allowing infowars and alex jones -- they can still go on facebook and post their content. >> so then it seems like it's a step without a difference. are they considering banning him entirely from the platform? >> so what facebook says is that infowars and the alex jones page haven't met the threshold of violations necessary to warrant unpublishing their pages from facebook. that said, i talked to a spokesperson earlier this morning, and that person had said that they are close to meeting that threshold that would result in the pages being unpublished. facebook hasn't really specified what that threshold is. they won't say how many strikes against the accounts would warrant unpublishing the page, but it's apparently close to hitting that number, and that would result in facebook unpublishing these pages from their social media platform. >> now, i imagine jones is not happy with this prospect. what's been his response? >> right. we just actually got this totally bonkers cease a

joe gibbs has been public saying how bad they felt for erik jones. man, he is doing a good job not getting the finishes. tonight is a night where he did what he needed to do at the end. >> the crowd here on the fourth of july weekend, they were able to see this incredible racing. the xfinity series last night. and now erik jones getting his first career win in the monster energy cup series. >> teammates with martin truex jr. last year. we wondered what the move would do for him. it is a big thing and realized his potential tonight. >> let's go to rutledge wood. >> all smiles fromg upis first win. feel, buddy. you did it. congratulations. >> oh, boy. how about that race boys and girls. huh. that was something else, man. i thought we were out of it and all of a sudden we are right back in it. take the lead. what an awesome race. my first cup win. my first win at daytona. my first super speedway win. what an awesome day. i am out of breath. too much smoke in the car from that burn out. awesome finish. >> you came down and got the checkered flag. all of

jones: one last thing, mr. president. [laughter] jones: i want to tell you, mr.sident, this group knows not to give the mic to allen q. jones when he's at a state convention or the national convention. i asked you to autograph this picture personally, because this was taken to you -- with you when you were running for ofction as the president the united states. wow. trump: thank you. that's so beautiful. crowd: make a deal! thank you.: mr. jones: god bless you mr. president. i wish you well in the future. applause]d pres. trump: i started to get a little bit concerned when he finishing. [applause] trump: well, this is a president that will have you in the oval office. so all of my people back there, they're working it out already. okay? with honor. and we pay tribute not only to allen, but to all of the heroes of the greatest generation. and i'd like to take this moment to recognize every world war ii veteran in the audience today. each of you is a national treasure. it's true. [applause] pres. trump: we will never forget what you did for us -- ever. from bunker

that opens onto the jones street. the typical residential level of the building is to be compact and official double loaded corridor. we have intentionally kept the building mass low where the building ining approaches jonet to provide ample light and air to the neighbors to the north. the project is also intentionally sets the facade back along the western edge of the project where it is adjacent to the pacific bay inn by about 5 feet to further give access to light and air to the residents and occupants of this building. lastly on this slide, i want to note we provided a notch in the facade towards the southeast corner of the project where it's above the rehabilitated facade. this allows the new project at 13 stories to not overpower that existing facade and add a sense of deference to it. there is a setback on the southwest corner of the project at level 10. this a loi allows it to have a similar building to the height to the west, the pacific bay inn. the reading room which is so important to the church of christ

jones. >> hello, mr. jones. welcome. >> hello, everyone. i ain't god at this, but this gang injunction list that i am on is terrible. i am going to speak for myself. when i come outside, when i did come outside, they see me and oh, that's him, go get him. what did i do? i didn't even get a chance to do nothing yet. sometimes with weeknights in the safety zone, they call it. they call it the safety zone ar whatever. geneva street is not on the safety zone and i should be able to drive by without being harassed. i am not under probation, not under arrest. and i give you instance. me and my daughters and my son. we going to the disney on ice. the gang task force see me and i don't pay them no mind. i am going to the show. they get out of the car, and get out of the car with the guns. i got babies with me and a group of other people walking. and the other people, whats a going on? what did he do? what did he do? i did nothing. i was so em bars raed that i didn't -- i was so embarrassed that i didn't take my kids to see the show. i didn't want t

marcus murray has been teaching his religious beliefs to jones.ru 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 chance to prove

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that's okay. >> sourcebooks, janet jones, alison turner. hanks for joining us on and booktv. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> there's a look at some authors recently featured on the booktv's "after words," our weekly author interview program that includes best-selling nonfiction books and guest interviewers. >> after the crisis were revealed and were working in the recovery mode, we were starting to get more and more reports of water lead levels. more people are getting tested and lead levels of thousands of part per billion and there is no safe lead level. my saddest day came when the lead level of a home which is adjacent to the hospital, it is a a home for foster children and troubled children that's right next to the hospital, and their land and water looking back at 5000 parts per billion. the action level for water system is 15 parts per billion. it should be zero but this home was over 5000 parts per billion and these with the kids who already had every adversity and life. they were victims of baby child abuse or neglect or

there have been an at love questions about alex jones. >> both the holocaust denial and alex jones were specific conversations on capitol hill. despite those conversations they take a different view of this in europe. i was about to say they're better. but i'm not sure if it's better or worse. they have strict laws as it relates to publishing and the uk and europe look at this as publishing. >> there's a harsher view of it across the pond. we can thank the european union for the -- >> that's why you have to authorize everybody with new privacy laws today. >> right. this parliamentary group has been leading the way. facebook cracked down. they came out with a scathing report on fake news and election adds. they have a couple of strong recommendations in there. one of the biggest ones is facebook has to be liable for the fake news on the platform. that's means they have to take it down quickly. in germany they have a law that you have to take it down within 24 hours. they can be fined for leaving it up. >> on the speck rum of free speech kourccountries, america on one end, germany sit on

i'm van jones. welcome to the "van jones show." this time in los angeles, california. look, they actually rolled out the red carpet for us. we have the mayor himself, eric gar is in the building tonight. i can't believe it. such a big honor. you guys know who he is because you live here. but if you have never heard of eric garcetti, get ready. he already runs a city the size of a country. some think he can run the country. i'm going can him about that. also, if the anti-had a podcast it would be -- one of the biggest reasons it's so successful is here tonight. the great jon favreau will join us on this stage on the "van jones show" show. i love it. plus, i get back in my van. that's right, van in the van. that's what i do. and i head for pennsylvania. i'm going visit my on-air sparring partner, david urban on the ground. you'll want to see what happened when we got out there together. speaking of the heartland, my heart is still breaking from separated families that have still not been reunited with their families to accelerating solution to packing, the lower courts w

there was no jones case at the time. the one where the court ruled that a search occurred when the government attached a gps tracking device to a car with the intent to gather information. of course, the riley case hadn't occurred, which allowed -- the court basically said when you seize a phone upon arrest, you have to have a warrant now. it can't fall under the search incident to arrest exception. moreover, we in 2010 an extremely inconsistent legal landscape where even judges in the same district, magistrate and district court judges, were requiring law enforcement to meet different standards with respect to compelling location data. part of the problem was that the electronic communications privacy act gave no indication about the appropriate standard for law enforcement access to prospective or realtime csli. the government at the time argued that if it combined two parts of two particular authorities, neither of which required a probable cause showing, that was appropriate for purposes of collecting prospective csl

this was the saddle that belonged to dale jones, bud jones his wife. bud jones was the actor from western films for roy rogers, dale husband, bought this for dale to ride and use. we have a picture of dale there at the back. these are the boots that dale war with the outfit. she had many outfits that were highlighted with fringe and sparkles and of course, the idea being when you are under the lights it captures and glistens the french. exaggerates movement when you walk or move your arms. dale evans was significant in her own right. often people associate the two other you hear roy rogers and dale evans but she also on her own authored over two dozen books and hosted her own television show. later in life, she promoted actively her spirituality and christianity and was very much an influence on a whole other generation of women who didn't know she performed in western shows. some additional women we've had in the hall of fame include esther hobart morris. represented here in this commemorative plate and also a sculpture. she was the first justice of t

you won't see damian jones mixing it up with the kings.hanging with campers after suffering a grade one mcl strain against the clippers. >> i wasn't laying onhe back up. >> reporter: jones scored nine points in 20 minutes before shutting it down. one and done. he has little doubt he'll be back to 100% shortly. >> maybe by the weekend it'll be all good. >> reporter: good news for steve kerr who mentioned jones would get every opportunity to play increased minutes next season. he doesn't know what jones' ceiling is but wants to find out. and damian wants to prove his coach right. >> i would love to do that. the opportunity is there. i will continue to work hard. >> reporter: as for demarcus cousins who is expected to work at center, jones says he's yet to talk to him but he's excited to pick his brain. >> he's one of the best centers in the league. to learn from him would be great. also to having him on the team. once he gets healthy, a force to be reckoned with. >> reporter: in oakland, nbc bay area. >>> don't at 11:00 who was he and how is

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yeah. >> janet jones what's on your reading list? >> we're having a feature that's about water because water is so important now. and i have to get help to remember the names one them is deaths and life of the great lakes. which has been out a while and just coming out in paper now. >> dan egans book and on the show. booktv so that's important, and then the still waters has just come out. >> that's secret life -- there's another book that i have a special interest in called down the water sheds and it's the book about mommy watershed a young man who got fascinated with water. and so he talked about the trials and tribulations of the watershed and particularly lake erie so because we're in the great lakes region i think books about water is very important because the lifeline of all of us. so that one and then i have a cook book that i think is so cute. this is a young man who korean background born in brook brooke linn lived in louisville, kentucky called buttermilk graffiti goes around to other place and came to detroit and particul

this was a saddle that belonged to dell jones, who was buck jones' wife. of course, buck jones was the actor in some western films, some b western films. so roy rogers, dale's husband, bought this for dale to ride and to use. of course, we have a picture of dale evans there in the back. and then these are the boots that dale wore with this outfit. she had many outfits that were highlighted with fringe and with sparkles and the idea there being when you're under the lights, it catches and glistens and fringe, of course, exaggerates movements when you walk or move your arms. dale evans was significant in her own right. so often people associate the two together. you hear roy rogers and dale evans. but she authored on her own over two dozen books. she hosted her own television show. later in life, she promoted very actively her spirituality and christianly and was an influence on a whole other generation of women who didn't know she performed in western shows. some additional women that we have in our hall of fame include esther hobart morris, and she's repre

jones feels whatever the nfl decides might not necessarily affect his team.le on social media file strongly as jones, tom says sad to think they would have to be told to stand for our and some. my load shining in saying if players don't want to stand, they can quit, they can kneel whenever and wherever they once. jerry jones commented on donald trump saying his interest in the national anthem kneeling controversy is problematic. he wants the issue to go away and not draw more attention to it. coming up fast. >> we get our fair share of means wes but paul ryan is reading some of his. >> jimmy kimmel's popular mean tweet segment, paul ryan decided to take a page out of it and read some of his own mean tweets. take a look. >> paul ryan could be a live-action disney villain. what paul ryan's car has given me hope for the future. i want to high-5 paul ryan's face enough to make them see 30. >> you got to be kidding me. i thought it was pretty funny. >> those are always hilarious. >> google that when you get a second. the woodchucks joke he told, a family of woodch

let's talk it over with van jones, host of "the van jones show. ". >> i think there's a part of his bases to see him sticking it to these athletes. i believe that's become part of his appeal to some parts of his base. i think those same voters who may like that type of stuff could also be equally moved with better leadership and stronger leadership on the stuff that really matters to them. what you see is strength where he has no business at all, the nfl, and weakness where he should be paying attention like, i don't know, protecting our elections from the russians or making sure our farmer can sell their products abroad. this is the type of stuff people have to suffer with. what i like about people like carmelo anthony, who will be on my show later on, is that he does well in his job, which is to be an amazing basketball player, and the stuff he does when he's not doing actually helps people and brings people together. he an unbelievable philanthropist, helping people in puerto rico, he has a po puerto rican background, and he 'also people in baltimore, where he grew up. when you hear h

the reverend jim jones was also controversial.aimed to be christ reincarnated, a socialist god that could heal the sick, make the blind see and the lame walk again. >> take that step. >> jones had established a reputation as someone who could remove cancers from people's bodies. much of this was saverly but it did bring people through the door. >> this is a piece of a powerful date line special you just saw. you can watch the full special tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. here on nbc bay area. really fascinating story. >>> coming up, we will have a look at what we can expect weatherwise. >> it will be a warm day as we take a look at los gatos. we will be reaching into the upper 80s. partly cloudy skies and higher humidity. we'll talk about what that means as we head into the weekend coming up next. >>> a medical mishap overseas triggers a billing mystery here at home. nbc bay area responds next. sane hospital bill after heart problems struck in south america. >>> nbc bay area responds to a san jose man left with a hospital bill after h

patrick breath. >> reporter: carol jones' pain is fresh five months after she heard gunfire and foundnd. she rushed him to a hospital. there she pleaded for answers. >> my baby -- is my baby still here. is my baby still living? and she said ma'am i am sorry and i lost it. you didn't have no right to take my child. i -- you had no right to pluck him up. >> reporter: jones helped to plant the tree in memory of her son patrick scott, jr shot go t grand more's house and his mother said he had no enemies. >> he was humble giant. he never was questioned by he kept to himself. >> reporter: authorities say they don't know why scott was killed. >> pat ribbing was a in-- patrick was a innocent ooting t >> reporter: but at the same time, police say someone was guns to -- gunning for him. >> i he don't want to get into the specifics of the case. i can't disclose that at this time but i believe he was a intended target. >> reporter: investigators hope a $30,000 reward will lead to answers. carol jones passed out flyers in the neighborhood wherer son -- where her son was killed. >> i am his mother

marvin jones federal building. judge jones led a remarkable life. he served in this house from 1917 to 1940, including as chair of the agriculture committee. he was then appointed to the court of claims, took a leave of absence to serve in the roosevelt administration during world war ii, went back to the court of claims where he was the chief judge there from 1947 until his retirement in 1964. as i said, it was a remarkable life. but there is another remarkable life that has been -- has made a lasting impact on the cause of justice in the northern district of texas, and it has also been an inspirational life. judge mary lou robinson has served as a judge, as you heard, for more than 60 years. more than 35 years of which has been of the federal -- as a federal district judge in the northern district of texas. she is a pioneer. she attended law school at the university of texas at a time when very few women applied for were admitted to the law school at all. when she went into private practice in amarillo, she was one of two female attorneys practici

jones/patrick scott jr.'s mother: "i got him to children's hospital and i was bamming on the door and i said my baby's shot, my baby's shot, somebody help me my baby is shot">the trembling voice of a desperate mother, carol jones, describing her effort to keep her 27-year-old son patrick scott jr. alive. he was shot to death back on februrary 3, 2018 just before 11am while waiting at this bus stop on 62nd and market street in west oakland. children's hospital is the nearest medical facility to this locationpatrick scott jr.'s murder case is being investigated by the oakland police department and the f.b.i.'s joint homicide task forcesotsot