to know walter jones is to love walter jones. and i have to believe that the relationship he had with so many and in particular his family and his extended family, his work family, had to be driven by that love that compassion that was part of him. it was undeniable. it was so clearly presented by every step, every thought he shared. he was a person of deeply rooted faith. his christian faith, his catholic faith, guided him. he's a pious individual. but was not self-righteous spoke with such integrity and such deeply rooted beliefs that our goal in life is to connect inextricably with everyone and to serve everyone. he understood the role of legislators to be compassionate. to emfa -- to empathize. to be able to express the many people who trusted in his leadership, to share what needed to be done here. so tonight we gather together to offer our thanks to this consummate gentleman who was in every bit of the way an individual of greatness but if we do not mention his heart, his kindness, we don't capture the individual. his kindn

raja's defense attorney said he fired out of fear after jones pulled a silver handgun. prosecutors said jones thought he was being robbed. >> it was the truth that brought him to justice. it was the truth that sent him to jail. >> reporter: since 2005, 98 officers have been arrested for murder or manslaughter while on duty nationwide. only 10 of them were convicted of manslaughter. palm beach county p.b.a. president john kazanjian: >> when an individual points a gun at him, and then he can't defend himself, and that's a sad day. >> reporter: nouman raja is now facing anywhere from 25 years to life in prison. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, titusville, florida. >> glor: still ahead on the "cbs evening news," we are watching a situation in colorado as cars are buried in an avalanche. and up next, the new ways that scammers are targeting the most vulnerable. seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, serest

[applause] miss jones credits dr. jackson with taking her by the hand and that was the beginning of history in the making. she is known as a no nonsense woman, and if any of you have ever cross her path, you will understand why. she knows how to go straight to the corner and get things done without taking shortcuts. she says she has had many comrades in arms that have worked beside her over the years to help make bayview hunter's point in san francisco more responsive to residents's needs. she is an active longtime member of cornerstone missionary baptist church, and they're here in attendance. miss jones is the proud mother of five daughters, all born in san francisco. deborah scott, anita ward, and terrel senior. she is also affectionately known as mom to duane and veronica jones, patricia johnson, charles and annette lewis, arlene and corey drummer, and sanders. and too many of us as a grandmother and a mother and mentor. these are inspirations for community service and planting the seeds for our next generation. t

but raja was unaware that jones was on the phone with roadside assistance. >> i'm good. >> really? >> yeah, i'm good. >> really? >> yeah. >> get your [ bleep ] hands up. get your [ bleep ] hands up. >> hold on, hold on. >> get your [ bleep ] hands up. drop! >> reporter: prosecutors say that tape proved raja never identified himself to jones, who may have feared he was being robbed. the all white jury agreed. the jury convicting nouman raja of manslaughter. that roadside assistance call a crucial piece of evidence. tonight, raja's defense team says they may appeal. david? >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> and next here tonight, to the relentless winter storms. the new system now headed for the northeast. new york, philly, boston all in the path. and tonight, the extreme avalanche danger in colorado. two avalanches just today shutting down a major interstate. we have the track of this system, and here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, that winter storm bringing dangerous avalanches to the colorado rockies. late reports of vehicles trapped on highway 91. avalanches tod

these three pictures are from the baird jones celebrity art collection. "a," "b," or "c"? the answer after the break. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. >> so, which of these pictures from the baird jones collection was painted by leonardo dicaprio? it's "c." for the record, "a" was painted by jonathan winters, and "b" by dinah shore. >> in 2011, hugh hooper comes into his strange inheritance, two bizarre art collections created and curated by a couple of quintessential new york city characters. the first was his eccentric brother, hoop, who produced dozens of wacky sculptures from vari

raja's defense attorney said he fired out of fear after jones pulled a silver handgun. prosecutors said jones thought he was being robbed. >> it was the truth that brought him to justice. it was the truth that sent him to jail. >> reporter: since 2005, 98 officers have been arrested for murder or manslaughter while on duty nationwide. only 10 of them were convicted of manslaughter. >> when an individual points a gun a himself, that's a sad day. >> reporter: newman raja is now facing 25 years to life in prison. manuel bajorca, cbs news, titusville, florida. >>> we are watching the situation in colorado as cars are buried in an avalanche. >>> up next, the new ways that scammers are targeting the most vulnerable. so, you're open all day, that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24

officer jones can be heard on the video." he says in the video.as the driver crosses interstate 505, he ditches his car and runs into a trucking facility."we saw that he still wasn't gonna go easily and was resisting the officers," jones told fox40.the chp landed the helicopter right here and jones ran in to help take down the suspect."at that point, you just get in where you can to help out, whether it's holding a leg or holding an arm," jones said. "in that case, i held his arm in order and allowed them to be able to place the handcuffs."jones and two with suspect handcuffed on aranda, 38, was sacramento county jail after the 35-mile chase.jones says it's not something they do every day, but it's something they train for."we're always trained and ready for this kind of stuff," jones said. ( james )(ááálandingááá) that was ali wolf reporting. neither the suspect nor the officers were hurt in the incident. ( will ) what is the future for high speed rail in california? lawmakers got an update on the progress of the bullet trai

here it is, lanes are oing to be blocked near the jones branch connecter. the ramp from the easound dulles toll road to the southbound express lane will also be shut down because this. follow the detours. ramp to the connecter will remain open. that is a bit of good news. on metro, red line single tracking between van ness and pont circle. pentagon city and arlington city. as for the yellow line, single tracking between pentagon city -- as far ashe restf the line, silver, orange and green, regular serve there. haicve >>> developingtonight, we are getting some new reaction to "empire" actor jussie smollett's 16 felony counts. he was indicted today by a grand jury in chicago. smollett told police two men attacked him screamingho phobic slurs and put a noose around his neck, but the man that -- say the men involved here say he p ad him staged the whole thing. police claim smollett was upset about "empire" salary, but his aorney says they'reoing to fight these charges. >> their ability to do whatever they're going to do and we will push back against it. >> afte

officer jones can be heard on the video."eo.as the driver crosses interstate 505, he ditches his car and runs into a trucking facility."we saw that he still wasn't gonna go easily and was resisting the officers," jones told fox40.the chp landed the helicopter right here and jones ran in to help take down the suspect."at that point, you just get in where you can to help out, whether it's holding a leg or holding an arm," jones said. "in that case, i held his arm in order and allowed them to be able to place the handcuffs."photos show jones and two other officers with suspect albert aranda handcuffed on the ground.aranda, 38, was booked into sacramento county jail after the 35-mile chase.jones says it's not something they do every day, but it's something they train for. "we're always trained and ready for this kind of stuff," jones said. ( james )(ááálandingááá) that was ali wolf reporting. neither the suspect nor the officers were hurt in the incident. it might be too late for the new orleans saints ... but the n-f-l is finall

these media provocateurs like jones, they know passion sells, that's what this is all ability.y need people to pay attention to them, the best way to do that is to be shocking, many times with disregard and decency and good governance. it worked for jones, he made a pretty penny off the ideology carried on thousands of listeners, alex jones so persona is confirmation of everything i have been saying about the mostly men with microphones. namely that so much of it is total bs. the only people that i meet, that i see that i speak with who see the world entirely through conservative lenses or liberal lenses are talk radio hosts and personalities. for the rest of us, the issues are a mixed back, conservative on some, liberal on others. these media provocateurs like jones, they present themselves out of the fringes balls they know this works. they are far more interested in looning their own pockets and getting people to watch their am talk radio programs and cable tv shows. the eight lawsuits he is facing, it may be a sign that his words are finally catching up with him. i want to

i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." thank you for tuning in.n a bit, i will show you my full report from the biggest conservative gathering in the country. it's true, liberal van jones went to cpac. i walked around, talked to people. i even got up on the main stage and may have broken twitter at one point. more on that later. first, you have a rowdy crop of newly elected democrats shaking up everything in consequence, but they're not all exactly on the same page. we're good going to talk to a cross-sample to get to deeper insight about what is actually going on. for the first couple weeks in congress, you know, it was easy for them. they were united, they looked great, going up against the trump shutdown. now we're dealing with a bunch of complicated polarizing issues. it turns out conducting a thorough investigation of the trump administration becomes harder for democrats when some are already shout fog impeachment before they even got started. working to clean up the environment or fix a broken health care system gets complicated when you hav

lanes are going to be blocked eaar the jones branch connector. the ramp from thbound dulles toll road to the express lanes southbound will be shut down because of this. follow detours. northbound express lanes, ramp to the connector is open. a little good news. metro red line, single tracking between van ness. dupont. blue between arlington semien seminary. single tracking bettyen pentagon nd la font plaza on the yellow. the rest of the lines, silver, orange, green, regular service there. have a great weekend. i'll see you monday morning for "news 4 today." >>> welcome back. the d.c. public libraryystem is creating a ten-year plan to stay modern and better serve the people's needs. >> wtgo inside this eff with look at the libraries of the future. >> this way. >> reporter: there's nothing quite like a good book. >> yeah. >> reporter: wheer you're young or young at heart. >> you can renew it. >> reporter: whether you visit the library on occasion or work there every day. >> forite place in the world i have 20 books checked out at any given time. wh

sonya jones was a teacher at living ward christian center academy. one of sonya's colleagues said, quote, she had a smile that would light up the hallways, end quote. the illegal alien who killed sonya jones is a prime example of how dangerous asylum laws and catch-and-release policy laws are to americans. sonya jones' illegal alien's killer was captured by law enforcement but then released when he lied to claim asylum. as is so overwhelmingly often the case, sonya jones' illegal alien killer failed to show up in court on the asylum claim and instead disappeared, leaving at least one dead american in his wake. ast week, in washington state, deputy ryan thompson was shot and killed by yet another illegal alien who legally entered america in texas in 2014 on a temporary agriculture worker visa by illegal overstayed his visa after it expired. deputy ryan thompson was married with three children and as the first law enforcement -- and is the first law enforcement officer to be killed in his county since 1927. in 2005 in milton, pennsylvania, beautiful 20

i come to the floor to remember my good friend and late colleague, representative walter jones. walter jones was someone who deeply cared about this institution and the constitutional principles that undergird our service. he was a respected member of the armed services committee where he he was a passionate advocate for military families and against endless senseless wars that seemed too often to have a small percentage of americans bear a disproportionate burden for the decision that is are made by this body and others. walter was a deeply caring individual. he was an encourager when he saw members on the floor, regardless of your seniority or status within the institution, he referred to everyone as chairman. he thought that was a distinction that should be shared and one he used to revere those who he served with. he had friends on the right, left, and in the middle because walter treated everyone with respect and was the ultimate southern gentleman. i will miss his friendship, guidance, his mentorship, and this institution and this country will miss the principle served h w

but jones' addiction has impacted others as well. has a 7-month-old son whose father, jones' boyfriend was also in jail on drug-related charges. >> i used one time during my pregnancy and i remember thinking, after i did it, i couldn't believe that i did it, because it's just an addiction. i mean, that's how bad it is. >> the county's child welfare department took custody of jones' baby and eventually placed him with her boyfriend's parents. >> that's how strong the addiction is. for my own flesh and blood i can't quit by myself. >>> coming up -- >> what happened? >> i died. >> after taking illegal drugs inside jail, an inmate comes back from the dead and he leaves our producer with new questions when he returns from a bathroom break during his interview. >> my first instincts was, he must have used some sort of substance in that time where he went to the bathroom. i became an engineer because of them. now i'm at verizon building a powerful 5g experience for america. we call it 5g ultra wideband. when i think of where people might go

sheriff jay jones/ lee county sheriff's office:"these families have lost everything they have."in the midst of the chaos, some families -- reuniting with their pets -- "is that your baby?"and their loved ones.nats"that's a sweet reunion isn't it right there. granny's ok." ( james ) that was kaylee hartung reporting. president donald trump tweeted about the storms telling the people of alabama and georgia to be safe. ( james ) new this morning...police in pacifica are searching for answers after two people were found dead inside a home. officers found the bodies yesterday afternoon in the 11-hundred block of banyan way. right now, there are no suspects and police say there's no public safety concern. ( darya ) a memorial service is happening today for san francisco public defender jeff adachi. it will take place at 11 oclock- at city hall ... its open to the public. the 59-year old died last month, after dining with a friend in north beach. police say, they have ruled out foul play in the death. however, the public defender's office has asked the san francisco board of supervisor

are accused of killing trinity love jones around march first. jones was found in a partially zipped bag a few days later in the eastern part of l.a. county. if convicted... both graham and hunt are facing life in prison. (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay... police in pittsburg are searching for a driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just before 1:30 this morning near the intersection of west leland and bailey roads -- just south of highway four. firefighters from a nearby station discovered a man in the road-- and tried to revive him. but he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver who hit the man fled -- and right now police do not have any description of the car or the driver. anyone with information is asked to call police. .. (grant) the oakland raiders are just one step away from playing another season at thcoliseum the alameda county board of supervisors approved a lease agreement yesterday... and the co

early minnesota shot goes off the post and jones grabs it.uick reaction still in the first, dive for save, on fire. 1-0. timo meier to tomas hertl, 31st of the season. logan couture awarded a penalty shot, pretty good at these. 3-0 san jose, jones with third shutout of the season. finish the roady tomorrow night at central division leading winnipeg. >>> one-point gaels lead, malik fitz. rips rebound away and scores. 19 points and 11 rebounds. when jordan ford is on, gaels are hard to beat and he was revving. 21 points for him. gaels win 69-62, will take on number one gonzaga tomorrow night in title game. >>> raiders intend to make super bowl champion trent brown highest paid in the nfl million. free agent signing period begins wednesday. 49ers drafted in 2015, traded him to patriots in 2017 and brown started every game through super bowl liii. lamarcus joiner played against him in the super bowl but two will be teammates in two days. raiders plan to sign a four-year deal, $42 million. had interception and 78 tackles for l.a. last season and c

>>> good evening, i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." i am so excited about tonight's installment. at last count i think we had like 300 democrats running for president, maybe 3,000, but one hopeful is having a big moment right now. he's a u.s. navy veteran. he's a rhodes scholar. he's also a young mayor working to revitalize his hometown of south bend, indiana. tonight you're going to hear from mayor pete buttigieg. but first let's talk. we got more proof this week that our justice system doesn't work the same for everybody. first, you got president trump who claims total vindication in the russia investigation. well, hold on. turns out bob mueller's actual report is almost 400 pages, and all we've seen is a four-page summary put together by one of the president's political appointees, and even trump's attorney general bill barr acknowledged that mueller stopped short of exonerating the president on the question of obstruction. so let's see the full report, please. but the mere fact that trump trash talked a prosecutor the whole time an

jones been in malaysia several times to pressure the authorities that. he feels has been poorly informed and put off. now a new government has taken office. the commemorative ceremony was organized by the civil of us. a. little bit joe but you know we're not calling it a memorial service. according to chinese or east asian custom you can only speak of remembering after it's been proven that someone's dead. but we haven't found the missing people or the point we have no proof they're dead. so we don't talk about a memorial it's. young and the others have prepared t. lights one for each of the two hundred thirty nine people lost. i'm looking for my mother's name your mother is here. the elements are. junk siri young. trees i. think all the while much to my mother like green. pieces of a wing with found washed up on the coast of africa some of the very few pieces of evidence it's important to the survivors that they observe the anniversary together and in the public eye. they don't want the tragedy to be forgotten on. the. cheap thing on. the whole the cere

place in the pac-12 during both of jones' seasons' at the helm. who will replace him is well underway...with top potential targets said to be cal and nba star jason kidd...uc irvine head coach russell turner...and nevada head coach eric musselman. now for some college teams that have fared better recently... ncaa tourney game of the day was billed as zion williamson of duke versus 7- foot-6 taco fall of central florida... 2:18 left... u- c-f up two... taco... grabs the missed shot and dunks it... he had 15 points and 3 blocks...central forida now up 4 17 seconds left... u-c-f up 3... zion... to the basket....scores... and draws the 5th foul on taco... he's out of the game zion... trying to tie it on the resulting free throw... he misses... but r-j barrett grabs the offensive rebound and puts it back for a one-point duke lead final play... u-c-f's b-j taylor drives... puts up the shot... misses... aubrey dawkins is there for the follow.... but it rims out! central florida head coach johnny dawkins embraces his former college coch mike krzyzewski...

next, highlights from this week's conference with a discussion about criminal justice policy with van jones schlapp. lap -- matt more the conference is available on c-span.org. >> ok, i'm sorry. i do what i'm told. do you want me closer? i'm sorry. keeping a respectful distance. there is nothing wrong with that. [laughter] we are together, that's right. i think it is awfully , one oft as chairman the things we want to do is to give you interesting content about the issues that are happening in society. all of them. and we want to give you different perspectives. some of you know i will go on cnn and msnbc and i went on the view and i think that is important to do because it is important for people on the right and left to be able to talk to each other in a civil way. i think we have to appreciate the fact van jones has a lot of courage and character to be here today. [applause] people are standing. good. >> i appreciate it. >> we will disagree if we went into all of the political issues, but like every two human beings, there are things we agree on and we are here to talk about one of them.

s yesterdayof cpac' including the criminal justice with van jones. >> ok. i am sorry, i do what i am told. you want me closer? come on, let's get closer. i'm sorry. i was just keeping my respectful distance. there is nothing wrong with that. now we really going to get in trouble. -- i think itt me is awfully important as the chairman, and basically the host for everyone who speaks here, and one of the things we want to do is give you interesting content about the issues that are happening in society -- all of them. we want to give you different perspectives. i think it takes -- some of you know i will go on cnn and msnbc and i went on "the view them cope and i think that is an pretty important thing to do because it is a port for people on the right and on the left to be able to talk to each other in a civil way. i think we have to appreciate the fact van jones has a lot of courage and character to be here today. [applause] people are standing. good. >> i appreciate it. >> we will disagree if we went into all of the political issues, but like every two huma

jones though maintains her innocence and says she's quitting football following the decision. our reporter tanya arnold explains how we got to this point. will back on january, will back onjanuary, the played a championship match later that evening, she went on social media to say that she had received this from an opposition player, they investigated and she was charged yesterday, there was an independent panel to hear the case, jones was found guilty and given a five month band, and they have literally terminated her contract because of the incident, despite six games being remaining in her contract. a big investment because barclays will become the first ever tighter sponsor will become the first ever tighter sponsor and what they're calling biggest investment in women possible support by a brand. what is it all mean. let's have a look because they are on for three years and we do not know the exact figures, but we do know the exact figures, but we do know it will be in excess of £10 million. amongst one of the main sponsors of the men possible as premier league which recei

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several jones, same question to you. —— sarahjones. jones, same question to you. —— sarah jones.ntry. if action had been taken earlier, we would have saved more lives without any question. absolutely, this does become a kind of big political hot potato when it hits the media, when donald trump has something to say about knife crime in london. but every, virtually every day, somebody is being murdered because of knife crime. there's 100 is being murdered because of knife crime. there's100 knife offences every day, and this has to be tackled by the prime minister as a priority. more resources and a proper plan of what she is going to do and by wind. otherwise, this problem is going to keep escalating. sarahjones, mp, problem is going to keep escalating. sarah jones, mp, alison problem is going to keep escalating. sarahjones, mp, alison cope, thank you very much forjoining us. the northern ireland secretary has apologised over comments she made in the commons about the troubles. yesterday, karen bradley said deaths caused by the security forces in northern ireland were "not crimes"

jones / father of trinity jones: words can't describe. but i want justice for her.ustice. i want answers. sytrice oldham-love jones' cousin: she didn't deserve any of this. she didn't deserve to be tossed out like trash.> (grant) as tips came (grant) as tips came in... police began looking for graham and hunt, just as the two were stopped at a border patrol check point in texas. graham was arrested on an unrelated warrant, and hunt was arrested march ninth. (grant) graham's next court appearance will be on april 16th. if convicted as charged, graham faces a possible maximum sentence of 26 years to life in state prison. hunt faces up to 55 years to life in prison. (ken) in two-thousand- eight, terrorists launched a series of devastating attacks in mumbai (mum-bye), india. one of those attacks is the focus of a new movie about the very worst and very best of humanity. david daniel looks at "hotel mumbai." "welcome to the taj, home to statesmen and celebrities for over a century.""wow." "remember always, here at the taj...""thank you.""we hope you have a good stay." ".