eddie jones has likes of new zealand as the opposition. around the block, he knows that it's around the block, he knows that it's a little bit unrealistic to have a full complement of players, but he would not want to be hearing daily bulletins of another player being out, especially the likes... for wales, warrten gatland recalls captain alun wyn jones, justin tipuric, george north and liam williams, a name not familiar to many is the uncapped leicester wing jonah holmes. what can we expect when we see him? he has really come out of left field, he is english born and bred. he qualifies through his welsh grandparents. he has always want to look a little bit outside the block —— box for his selection. lightning fast, that is what has appealed to abort gatland. —— were gatland. then he has made the move to 15th, and he is playing for the ospreys and scoring tries this season. you mention it, the likes of canada wins are back, wales looking really to honein are back, wales looking really to hone in on that world cup. it is gatland's special h

a man for all seasons, but autumn could be a tough one for eddie jones.summer is going to be brilliant for the reggae girlz. they'll be making history in france. it could be wayne's best winter yet. we catch up with rooney as he wows the mls. i've never been a player who is going tojust play i've never been a player who is going to just play and not care, i ca re going to just play and not care, i care about what i do. good evening. the month of the november is one of the most anticipated and intense in the rugby union calendar. the autumn internationals, it's when the southern hemisphere sides take on those from the northern. less than a year out from the world cup, there will be an extra edge, a psychological edge to be had, should they meet again injapan. eddie jones named his england squad today. there are eight uncapped players. injuries have forced his hand with some of the selections, but his thinking will not be swayed by the clamour to include danny cipriani. the gloucester fly—half omitted again. here's patrick gearey. a year from the world cup,

i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." we've got the brilliant, hilarious dave chapelle with us. he just got honored by harvard university. he got a 2018 medal. dave has always had political insight as an observer but now he's actually getting involved in the political process for the very first time. he's out there campaigning to support his good friend and godbrother ben jealous who is campaigning to become the governor of maryland. ben jealous is here for his thoughts about maryland, and we have neil degrasse tyson. just this week we saw another devastating storm with hurricane michael. our thoughts are with all the survivors whose homes were devastated. we still have a lot to learn about this particular storm. it's become more and more clear that global warming and climate disruption are linked to these storms becoming more unpredictable. mother nature doesn't care what political party you're a part of. this is something that impacts every single one of us. speaking of political parties, by the way, can we please stop

she says jones is riddled with guilt and shame. jones addressed the family himself saying "i am sorry. i am sorry for the choices i made that day". he went on to say "i pray that god can do more for them than i can, which is alleges i am sorry." the judge said that although jones is remorseful, two lives were lost. he sentenced him to a total of 30 years of life in prison, for two counts of second-degree murder.>> he is depressed. he feels terrible. he really does feel terrible that what he did. >> reporter: his defense attorney wanted a lesser sentence of 15 years to life. he also says jones is planning to appeal the verdict. he believes that jones did not get a fair trial because of a tainted jury. >> we believe jurors engaged in deliberations illegally and considered evidence that was not presented in the trial. >> reporter: police said jones had a blood alcohol level of nearly twice the legal limit when he got behind the wheel of his car and crashed. jones told the court he would do anything to go back and that he hates himself

she says jones is riddled with guilt and shame. jones then addressed the family himself saying, quote, i'm sorry. i'm sorry for the choices i made that day. he went on to say, quote, i pray that god can do more for them than i can which is only to say i'm sorry. the judge says although jones it two remorseful, two lives were lost. he sentenced him to 30 years to life in prison for two counts of second-degree murder. >> he is depressed and feels terrible. >> reporter: the attorney wanted a lesser sentence of 15 years to life. he says jones is planning to appeal the verdict. he believes jones did not get a fair trial because of a tainted jury. >> we believe jurors engaged in deliberations illegally, they considered evidence that was not presented at the trial. >> reporter: livermore police said jones had a blood alcohol level of nearly twice the legal limit when he drove his car and crashed. jones told the court he would do anything to go back and that he hates himself for taking two lives away from their families. >> this has been a

she says jones is riddled with guilt and shame. jones then addressed the family saying, i'm sorry, i'm sorry for the choices i made that day. he went on to say, quote, i pray that god can do more for them than i can, which is only to say i'm sorry. the judge says although jones is remorseful, two lives were taken. he sentenced jones to 30 years to life in prison for two counts of second-degree murder. >> he is depressed. he feels terrible. >> reporter: the defense attorney wanted 15 years to life and says jones is planning to appeal the verdict. he believes jones did not get a fair trial because of a tainted jury. >> we believe jurors engaged in deliberations illegally. they considered evidence that is not presented at trial. >> reporter: livermore police w jones said he would do anything to go back anhates him would go lives away from their family. >> this is a heavy day for everybody involved. it's really difficult. brian jones has accepted responsibility for this situation since the very beginning. he has been extremely shameful

i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." look, tonight, i got a serious message, folks. do not get distracted. don't get distracted. we're less than three weeks away from the midterm elections of 2018, but what is this election really? it's really the first national referendum on president trump. november 6th is the first time since trump won that every voter gets a chance to see if we approve of how stuff is going. now, listen, protest is powerful, social media is powerful, writing letters to the editor is powerful, all that stuff is powerful. nothing is as powerful as millions of voters marching into voting booths to collectively reward or punish, hire or fire the very leaders of a nation. and that's what you get to do in a couple of weeks. it's up to you who you vote for but please remember this. retweets, facebook shares, instagram likes do not count as votes, okay? only votes count as votes, and in this election, everybody knees needs to vote. to help us understand that better, we've got a real political heavy weight, valerie jarrett is here tonight. she is spear he

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jones says that's concerning.ill jonesmarijuana for example is twice as addictive when you're at a younger age, than when you're older than 25. since marijuana became legal in dc the number of adults arrested for public consumption - which is still illegal - has nearly tripled. in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) there are no legal consequences for minors caught smoking marijuana in dc. police will confiscate their pot and call a parent or guardian. (ken) new research indicates automobile crashes are up by as much as six-percent in the first states to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana. the number of accidents in nevada, oregon, colorado, and washington state have all increased... compared to some neighboring states that have not legalized marijuana for recreational use. the insurance institute for highway safety and the highway loss data institute conducted the research. other states where marijuana is either decriminalized or allowed for medical use were not included in the study. the san jose cathol

but before he sentenced jones, he did say that he believed that jones showed genuine remorse. you're looking at a statement, one of the statements that jones made in court today to the victim's family, and i'm quoting here. sorry for the choice i made that day. i hate myself being the cause of that. at night i pray for peace and god can give to them more than i can can. one of the victim's family members also spoke in front of the court this morning, was very emotional. through tears, she says, i have nightmares about it all of the time. i just want him to serve his time and not be a threat to anyone else's family. brian jones was convicted last year of second degree murder in the deaths of a mother and her 14-year-old daughter back in may of 2015. jones had been drinking at the livermore wine festival. his blood alcohol content was .14, almost double the legal limit. when he got into his car and slammed into morales-rodriguez and her daughter. jones was behind the wheel of his brand-new corvette, going 99 miles per hour in a 35-mile-an-hour zone. he lost control on a bend and

just last night, jones lost another one. this time, through suspension.umber eight, banned for punching and then tweeting about it. he was supposed to take billy vunipola's place in the side. once a key player forjones, he broke his arm — 12 weeks out. england do have more players to choose from than any other rugby nation, and yet there's no place in the latest squad for danny cipriani, september's premiership player of the month. a controversial call on a controversial character. and after a year of indifferent results, the focus is on the man making them. he's lost, with england, five of the last six internationals. but this is a new season, they're building up for the world cup, and what he has to do is find good replacements — excellent players will come in. but it's a pressure on the players — the whole squad, and eddie. jones and england will have been hoping this autumn would erase the memories of spring when they came fifth in the six nations but in three weeks they must face the all—conquering all blacks. just when they wanted to be fine—tuning

which could print the fed to raise rates more aggressively while at the end of a hard session the dow jones industrial average had lost three point two percent or eight hundred thirty points to finish at twenty five thousand four hundred ninety eight and that is the dow's biggest loss since february losses were fairly broad based with tech companies amazon down over six percent and microsoft down over five apple boeing at night convening all lost more than four percent. and i asked our financial correspondent yes quarter in new york to tell us more about what's got the markets down. you know well enough it was really a pretty rough day here on wall street and we haven't seen anything like that pretty much since the breaks did vote to go to two years ago blue chips down by more than eight hundred points day so who knows and that means was just it was in one trading week we have lost of thirteen hundred points just it was then the dow jones industrial average has been down four percent well investors are getting nervous about the upcoming earnings season and specially regarding the outlook fr

miss jones, i'm going to have to -- miss jones -- miss jones, thauj. -- thank you. miss jones, i have to cut you off, because i have to be fair to everyone that's speaking here today. >> worked for the city for 36 years in administrative services. i'm talking about the punishment of some of my employees when they have a -- the punishment is not fair with our black community, with the blacks. it seems that most of what i was been in when it comes down to punishment for small errors and stuff, it's like a three-week suspension, two-week suspension, and some, are you a likeable person at this employee and you get in trouble, it's recommended in the file. but i have -- what i have been in, the blacks are punished more and stricter than others are. and it's -- i had to fuss with h.r. to show the punishments that the department recommended does not fit the crime. and that's all i have to say. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> good morning, all. my name is theresa rutherford, i'm one of the vice presidents of the local, also a c.n.e. at laguna honda hospital and

stock traded to the upside by almost four percent without those two called great companies the dow jones probably would have been lower for the day and if we look at the week here we did see some pressure especially and to gain knowledge it shares but for the dow jones industrial average off this three week a week so we had a slight plots for the first for the past five trading days but here is the really big show gets going next week what's expected. you know that's when the fun really begins specially if you look at the technology industry we will get numbers from microsoft from alphabet parent company from google from amazon and from intel just to name a few and in the past two or three weeks we saw tremendous selling pressure on technology companies so it would be important for those two. earnings estimates by quite a bit and also give a rosy outlook but we also got numbers from companies like boeing ford harley davidson just to name a few where we could see what impact we might see from higher commodity prices from tariffs on steel and from higher dollars all it is going to be prett

the dow jones industrials down 533 points. the nasdaq entered correction territory falling as much as 10.3% from its august 29th closing high. we have the nasdaq down another 108 points. russell 2000, small and midcaps which supposedly had less exposure because they are mostly right here in the united states, mostly domestic here, we have the russell down 1.5%. even as treasury yields fall, we are seeing something in the 30-year fixed rate mortgage that we have not seen in seven and a half years. 4.9% right now. a five handle. look at gold. gold has awoken, surging to its highest price since august 3rd. now at $1,227 per troy ounce, a gain of nearly 3%. this rally is the largest since the brexit vote way back in 2016 on june 24th. take a look at this two-day chart. as you can see, yesterday, the yellow metal had no kind of move, really, barely moved. but look at it at this hour. it's not only benefiting from turbulent u.s. markets but also what we saw overnight and this afternoon in the major european and asian markets. it is

dow jones industrials down 449 points.ust a few seconds ago hit session lows once again. 14 minutes, folks, 14 minutes left before we hear that closing bell. when maybe this will all turn around with microsoft or visa earnings, we don't know. they are coming out after the bell. but charlie, you said we are basically flat since the tax cuts, yet explain to our viewers, because they see us for many, many times throughout the last year, say oh, we hit the hundredth record, 112th record. >> listen, that may be some analysts on this show and some reporters. liz: show one of the charts if you possibly can. >> if you look at the dow jones industrial average from january or so, just look at it sort of post after the -- i think that's an intraday. liz: trying to get one here. >> if you look at it from the time that trump passed the tax cuts, there's a lot -- it's kind of flat. the reason why it's flat is because the market's worried about certain things. you can make the case that before that, they priced in the tax cuts, so now it

it's a tragedy for the victims but also for jones and hayis family. >> brian jones has accepted responsibility nor situation since the very beginning. he's been extremely shameful about his conduct and this is going to weigh heavily on his soul the rest of his life. >> he does not believe he got a fair trial because jurors allegedly considered outside information. >>> a man who fired at police is still on the loose. near garfield park, an officer observed suspicious activity. he made contact with the suspect who ran away but fired shots. >>> a battle over health care rights unfolding in a san francisco court. the issue, contraception. little sisters of the poor listened as attorneys argued over whether california had the right to force them to pay for contraception for their order's non-religious employees. they want to make the exception overly broad. attorneys fo attorne attorneys for the nuns say they are caught in the middle of a political fight. >> let us get back to taking care of the elderly poor. >> california's attorney general issuing a statement that reads in part, women are entitle

brazil has a new president and more on that later for now i'm joined by inaugural alternative claudia jones memorial speak of a twenty eight hundred joint chief of the u.k.'s leading into been the new side the canary kerry and. thanks for coming on i want to get to the speech in a second your site austerity rebranded sell for a new publicity drive tourism a philip hammond hosting post budget briefing today for business leaders why are you so cynical or skeptical about this great end of austerity after all these years and to anyway well because it's been a nice a by every year for the past five years it's always jammed tomorrow it's the john tomorrow budget that we've really watched and really listened to every year almost. a few years and i feel that there is there's a pressure on the government now to essentially pretend this is ok nearly done you know this is all actually necessary and well done the british public for taking a hit so that we could balance the what we all know is an ideological this is not a real thing this is not a tightening of of the belt to see you through a tough budg

actually do better than stocks to go into the dow jones. host: regression of the means when it comes to politics? guest: every president ever elected including the current one has lower popularity rating at the end of their first term than at the beginning. so we go in and for some reason or another we think this person is a god that will save us all. we think this is the greatest politician and that's how they went. we think they are great. they come in. well, we kind of missed judged them. kind of lucky and their whatever and then four years later we come to our senses and say they are humanlike as and even our current president started out with low ratings and they got lower. true with every single president. host: what do we do? guest: not be disappointed. one example i tell my students is we are searching for so partners, soulmates. i call it possess hercules someone, maybe in a convention like this you meet someone and they seem like the best person in the room with a lot of pizzazz. you think they are better than that are not quite a

and the bbc confirms seann walsh and his partner katya jones will dance on strictly this saturday afterheir relationship sparks controversy. and coming up on bbc news... eight months out from the world cup, england women's preparations are well underway. they take on australia tonight at craven cottage. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack is a doctor and highly decorated russian military intelligence officer — that's according to an investigative website called bellingcat. it claims his name is alexander mishkin and that he received a hero of the russian federation award from president putin himself. the kremlin has made no comment. last month, bellingcat named the first salisbury suspect as a member of russian military intelligence — a claim also rejected by russia. here's our security correspondent gordon corera. alexander mishkin as a young man, and more recently, alexander petrov, two na m es and more recently, alexander petrov, two names but one person, a russian spy. two names but one person, a russian spy. arrivi

the woman's husband and son both spoke this morning, jones' aunt spoke and she was very emotional, she cried and saying this is very much affected not only her family, but she knows it's affected the victim's families as well. it's been hard for everyone involved and the judge ultimately decide reasonable doubt that although jones' is remorseful there are two people again who have died and he just can't get over that fact that justice needs to be served for those two people. he handed 15 years to life for each of the two counts of second-degree murder which are to be served consecutive. >> this has been a happy day for everyone involved. it's been very difficult. brian jones has accepted responsibility for this situation since the very beginning, he's been extremely shameful about his conduct and this case is going to weigh heavily on his soul for the rest of his life, there's no question. >>> livermore police say jones had a blood-alcohol level that was twice the legal limit when he got the wheel in his corvette. he sped down the street in livermore and crashed into an apartment compl

let's start with jordan -- with dorian jones. he disappeared one week ago with no trace o of him, what is going on? dorian: turkishututhoritieses he been ramamping up their vestigatation. they havave strong leads. they believe the tensision is focusing on this so-calleled 15 member legends have a hit team, which arrived the d day before e went to ththe consulate and in e evening of his disapaparance, they left the country on p prive jets. thee turkish authohorities claim they have identified at least eight of the team, they are believed to be linked to saudi intelllligence. one hasas forensic c skills andt has led toto speculation that he could've been ininvolved in dismemberiring the b body and tt being taken out t in one of f te saudi consulate's black vans that left in a convoy of six vehicles. itit hasas emerged that most ofe staff of b because letet, inclug all the turkisish citizens were asked to leave the building before h his arrival. this is fueleling furthe speculatioion that foul plplay s appaparent. saudi ofofficials

-- seann walsh and katya jones. cut. —— seann walsh and katya jones.ryone is upset and annoyed except the viewers who voted them in and said goodbye to katie piper. he has become the right of rats at the moment, it seems, has seann walsh. where the extra income is from is interesting. —— the extra n. where the extra income is from is interesting. —— the extra ni where the extra income is from is interesting. -- the extra n. i don't know why you can't hear it. wouldn't really help if you added an nto wouldn't really help if you added an n to your name. katie piper left, people rooting for her would be disappointed, but maybe this controversy has kept them in. disappointed, but maybe this controversy has kept them inm a lwa ys controversy has kept them inm always does, always helps. it's been the non—brexit story of the week, the n kfu lly the non—brexit story of the week, thankfully there's been one, and every paper has jumped thankfully there's been one, and every paper hasjumped over it. sometimes we can get into silly minor tittle tattle and have fun

liz: we're looking at a record for the dow jones industrial.ery time you're on it's a record. why is that? liz: because. charlie: [laughter] i'm going to call you the record the red record. liz: all right, well if you want to see another record in the green, stay tuned. it's your money, we're coming right back, don't go away. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. . . people tell me all the time i have the craziest job, the riskiest job. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly. the next thing i know, she swam off with the camera. it's like, hey, thats mine! i want to keep doing what i love. that's the retirement plan. with my annuity i know there's a guarantee. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org ♪ liz: we still have green on the screen. s&p is still three points away from a record. it

professor jones, welcome to democracy now!hether or not this is a ploy leading into the midterms to just galvanize more support for president trump from his anti-immigrant base, what is very interesting is where birthright law comes from, where the 14th amendment to the constitution, how it developed. and that is what you document in your book "birthright citizens." tell us its origin. , thee u u. constitution 1780 constitution, was largely silent on the question of citizensnship. and so the i issue arises when e have thehemergence o of freemunitiess off african-americans. these are peopople, former slavs who by the early 19 centutury he created f families,s, communini, haveve will win themselveses ino the everyday fabrics of the nation, , but they occupupy an ambiguguous status before the constitution. there wewere those who argue tht race is s a bar, that blackness foribits citizenship african-americans. and there are others who begin to make this argument that, no, citizenship is not rooted in race. citizenship is rooted in

and the man in charge of the design is michael jones. charge of the design is michael jones.ding supports this idea of people being much more fluid than being seated in a particular place. everything is encouraging people to get out of their seats, walk around a bit, but into people, meet. correct. and there are very few meeting rooms that people can do that. the whole idea is you do itjust in using the building. but of course the crucial pa rt building. but of course the crucial part of the project was having a billionaire willing to experiment will stop michael bloomberg. i have to ask the question, how much?|j think it was over 1.5, may be $1.75 billion by the time we got done. keepin billion by the time we got done. keep in mind we were at temple, we helped build a subway stop. oh, i didn't mention the temple, did i? this is the temple. this is around 2000 years old, and is now finally open to the public for free. the cold that sabrina was male, so any —— on the men would have been allowed in and the people who have been worshipers were generally high—ranking merchants we

jones, you are on the air. >> my name is john jones. and i am deplorable. i wanted to -- go back to my point about losing the culture war. and the impotence of the police department in dealing with that. what i encourage and i know you are not supposed to talk to people individually, but i would encourage police department and members of this commission to tell other members of the political branches in the city that the police department is not the agency with which to deal with the cultural war and the detrius of the newspapers comment on all the time. san francisco and the popular press is a laughingstock. it's not your fault. it's not the fault of the board of supervisors. it's not the fault of london breed or gavin newsome. we are the losing end of a culture war, which is insulting our sensitivities daily. and the people you step over on the street, the people defecating in the street, the people dropping needles on the playgrounds, those are the victims of the culture war. they didn't go to high school doing that. i ask myself when i see them, what we

well i apologize i've just been informed by my producer that dorian jones in fact cannot hear us there in istanbul we were coming to him to ask him a little bit more about this statement that's expected later today from the turkish president. who is expected to as he has said in his words reveal the naked truth about shakti stuff but in the meantime let's turn to some other news now as you can see here we have my colleague esther joining us here on the set she is going to be telling us a little bit more about a story that is coming out of germany and the country is rapidly growing solidest islamic community salafism is a strict doctrine whose adherence advocate shari'a law and you've actually been investigating this as part of a d w online investigation we know that the turkish government for example but the german government excuse me that they have voiced concerns over the rights of a branch of solace in the country what did you find out in this investigation well we were actually curious of how the scene had changed over the cup last couple of years because it used to be very active

this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. profile critics of president trump. the fiancee of the journalist jamal khashoggi speaks about her pain following his murder — and demands justice. translation: not even 10% of what we know now crossed my mind. if it had, i would have entered the building with him or never let him go in. stranded by civil war: the children of yemen in desperate need of medical attention. the un says they should be flown abroad for treatment. a man's arrested after an attempted smash and grab of an 800—year—old magna carta from salisbury cathedral. harry and meghan enjoy the traditions of tonga on the final day of their trip to the south pacific nation.

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the paper says the star told seann welsh to keep his hands off his wife katya jones, following the dancingnow infamous kiss. so, lots about theresa may and brexit, as well as some strictly. we start with the independent. saudis may face severe punishment. this is donald trump warning the saudi government that if it is proved they had an involvement in jamal khashoggi's murder, they will face punishment. if is the crucial word. there has been a global outcry about what is widely believed to be an assassination of the saudi journalist at the consulate in turkey. people have called on donald trump to speak out against it. up until now he has been quite uncertain about it. he hasn't used particularly strong language. he finally came out and said that the saudis may face severe punishment if it can be proved if it was them. he said, could it be then, yes, but that also implies it couldn't be them. orthat he might even that also implies it couldn't be them. or that he might even be alive, as the saudis are claiming. turkey says they have evidence of this. it is widely believed in washington that

the dow jones industrials, high the session, 501 points. we are about 53 points away from that right now at 453 points of gains. as we keep a close eye on every index. over on capitol hill, the oversight council just met in washington, d.c. this is the council that was formed under dodd-frank to look at the stability of markets. what does that mean? we know back in 2008, the markets were anything but stable. fox business' edward lawrence covered every word of it in washington, d.c. you watched the meeting and it was treasury secretary mnuchin who gave an assessment. what was the nut of what he said? reporter: exactly. the financial stability oversight council, he was basically saying the fundamentals of the xhesheconomn with this volatile period looks good. financial companies, the banks look stable. that's one of the things they look at, as you mentioned the downturn and recession, under dodd-frank this council was formed to make sure banks don't get too big to fail and financial institutions don't get too big to fail. that's one of the ta

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last month twitter banned his show and jones for his abusive behavior policy. they've banned jones and his activities on their sites. >>> the owner of the missing therapy dog in contra costa county is offering a $2,000 for her return. roxie the boxer disappeared three weeks ago, her owner says as a therapy dog, roxie would go to hospitals and schools and nursing homes, she was wearing a collar and she is microchipped. >> i need this dog back and i'm willing to offer a generous reward. >> i think someone fell in love with her, it's easy to do, but, please, send her home. this is where she belongs. >> roxie's owner says he's worried because she needs daily medicine to treat her cataracts. >>> the time is 4:55, a lot of people want to know if there will be dengeness crab on the dinner table. there are concerns about the presence of a neuro tocs i in the crabs, if the -- neuro toxin in the crabs. >> it could be cancelled. last week, the entire crab season was cancelled. it's too early to tell if we'll have the same problem here. >>> ever green valley college in san

senator jones: good. of themnaugh: not many participated actively in telehealth and when you talk to them and find out why, it is because of all the restrictions around the current way it is structure in the medicare benefit, it just doesn't fit with a practice or the weather beneficiaries live. the technology is evolving and physicians are excited about it. anng back to my answer of earlier question, as we move aco's to be more and more accountable for the total cost of care, the medicare regulations built around preventing overutilization of services hopefully will fall by the wayside and we can get more -- i think it would work well for many of the beneficiaries that our aco's treat. our doctors would love it. it is the way it is currently constructed. senator jones: thank you. rev. snyder: thank you for the question, senator appeared with this as well is from the get-go, right out of the gate, involve the patient. seek their perspective on how it works. they have to understand how it concernedthey wil

just on friday, it was up by 8%, american express being the second against winner in the dow jones. they had record revenue that stopped trading to the upside, 4%, without those two companies, the dow jones probably would have been lower for the day and if we look at the week, we did see some pressure, especially in technology shares but for the dow jones industrial average, we had a slight plus for the past five trading days. javier: but as the big show it's going next week, was expected? jens: that is when a fun really begins, especially if you look at the technology industry. from the parent company of google, from apple, from intel, just to name a few. the past two or three weeks, we saw tremendous selling pressure on technology companies. it would be important for those to beat earnings estimates for quite a bit and get a rosy outlook. we also got numbers from companies like boeing, ford, harley davidson, just to name a few. we could see what impact we might see from higher commodity prices for tariffs on steel and aluminum, hired dollars, it will be pretty much make or break.

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jones today apologized to the victims in court.is family called it a tragedy all the way armed. >> jones has accepted responsibility for this situation since the very beginning. she's been extremely shameful about his conduct. and this case is going to weigh heavily on his soul for the rest of his life. no question. >> they've reportedly filed a legal team. he feels he did not get a fair trial. still to come, the south bay football team only being allows to play day games this year. it's finally here. a statue tribute to dr. martin martin and it's standing tall on a bay area school. why this statue had special pleeng there. >> i'm khalif meteorologist jeff ranerri. we'll warm up this weekend. we'll show you who reaches 90 and what's happening with rain chances next week. that's coming up in about eight minutes. >>> walking off the job and hitting the picket line. tomorrow more than 2500 marriott hotel workers plan to strike in san francisco. you're looking at video of the demonstration in the city last week. workers want the hotel

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