jones and denies confessing to anyone.he public outpouring and renewed scrutiny in the case also helped by the attention of an unlikely legal ally. kim kardashian visiting your brother. what was that like for you and for him? >> that, i'm not going to lie that touched my heart. >> kim kardashian. i felt like -- like was maybe one of my sorority sisters or someone. she was down to earth, i felt comfortable around her. then i could see the mother in her. >> what really took away her celebrity was when she sat down and she broke down my brother's case. that means that she actually did the work. >> reporter: julius' future depends on oklahoma's governor, kevin stitt. if he agrees with the board's recommendation, julius' sentence would commute to life in prison with the possibility of parole. but his execution date still looms, set for november 18th of this year. the governor of oklahoma, if he were sitting right here, madeline, what would you say to him? >> i'd like for him to do the right thing. because the truth will set you

absolutely necessary that the jury saw aaron jones for what he is. >> remember jones's theory that thea was right-handed? that theory never made it into court, because it could not be backed up with forensics. and that insurance policy covering a suicide that jones found suspicious? the defense showed it was an old policy, that had been in place for years, through levi's military service. >> my client never changed the amounts for coverage, clauses or everything in this insurance policy, right? >> i did not know that then. >> and to cast more doubt on jones the's investigation, the defense says he never took a serious look at tera's lover, and former body, nick wheeler. >> they never took your dna. do they take fingerprints, anything from your? >> no, sir. >> in the end, the sheriff's department concluded there was no evidence that nick wheeler or his wife had anything to do with tera's death. as for row salama? >> you had an itch and he scratched? it >> she argued that rose cannot be trusted. in fact, she was facing felony charges of her own. >> you were arrested for fraud, over $2, 5

jones scored four touchdowns monday night. >> aaron jones, touchdown, packers. >> reporter: it was duringt breaks free, rolling on to the goal line. >> it rolled off on the end zone. he would be happy. if you lose it anywhere, lose it in tend zohe end zone. >> reporter: a trainer with the team stepped up and would not stop looking. >> our trainer, brian engels, he went out there and found it. >> yes. >> yes. >> thank god. >> okay. >> thank god for flea. >> reporter: the trainer kept combing the end zone until just before 2:00 in the morning. >> thank you to him. he was out there, like, 1:45. >> really? >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. i mean, it shows how much they care about us. >> jones tweeting, i'm forever thankful. he will always look for his dad in the stands. >>> coming up, something we never knew about "the i may have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. or psoriatic arthritis. but we are so much more. we're team players and artists. designers and do-it-yourselfers. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel.

and jones as form for doing this kind of thing. backin form for doing this kind of thing.we, dylan hartley, james haskell, mike brown and danny care work gradually phased out at that world cup injapan in 2019, so jones is kind of doing the same thing here with the likes of mac open a pola, jamie george and george ford all not included. jones insists the door has not been closed on those players as he is talented to go back to their clubs and prove they were hungry enough to go to another world cup in a couple of years time. but it certainly feels like something of a changing of the gardenjones alluded to that when i spoke to him earlier. garden jones alluded to that when i spoke to him earlier.— spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie _ spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie in _ spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie in the _ spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie in the sand. _ spoke to him earlier. which are a bit of a lie in the sand. two - bit of a lie in the sand. two years to the _ bit of a lie in the sand. two years to the world cup,

henry, lord digby jones sa s the to use a. henry, lord digby jones says the government _ to use a.ys the government is saying - to use a. henry, lord digby jones says the government is saying to | to use a. henry, lord digby jones i says the government is saying to the public to just be careful. we don't want to go back to a lockdown or all the mental health problems, so why not mandate masks now? bearing in mind that the hospital admissions are higher now than they were this time last year. are higher now than they were this time last year-— time last year. you're right, four times higher than _ time last year. you're right, four times higher than what - time last year. you're right, four times higher than what they - time last year. you're right, four| times higher than what they were time last year. you're right, four i times higher than what they were a year ago. times higher than what they were a yearago. five times higher than what they were a year ago. five times the number of deaths that we had a year ago as well. this was a really stark figure for the prime minister. 5 mil

it doesn't exist, the evidence does not exist. 0k, steve jones, evidence does not exist. 0k, steve jonesist. 0k, steve jones, thank you very _ evidence does not exist. 0k, steve jones, thank you very much. - evidence does not exist. 0k, steve | jones, thank you very much. chiefly jones, thank you very much. chiefly —— peter marks. chief executive for rekon uk. let's bring you up to date on the latest uk coronavirus figures. nearly 30,000 new infections were recorded in the latest 2a—hour period, which means an average of 36,000 cases per day in the last week. there were 8,098 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus — as of wednesday. 56 deaths were reported in the latest 2a—hour period — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. it takes the average number of deaths per day in the last week to 139. the headlines on bbc news... it is 7:17pm here. emma raducanu makes history at the us open, beating leylah fernandez to become the first british woman to win a grand slam singles final in aa years. the government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs a

jillian: lawrence jones is live in del-rio with a firsthand look.g. >> reporter: good morning. it is a crisis of the biden administration's own making. but the border secretary, the secretary of homeland security, says that they are telling people not to come. so why are people still coming? we'll talk about that after a quick break. this is... ♪♪ this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? ♪♪ this is renae. never heard of her? it's probably because she's not an influencer. she's more of a groundbreaker. just look at the way she's reshaping and reimagining her 4 acre slice of heaven. it's not hard to tell she's the real deal. renae runs with us on a john deere 1 series tractor because out here you can't fake a job well done. nothing runs like a deere. hear renae's story at deere.com. >>> it is unconscionable that the president ignores

steve jones, thank you ve much to my mind. steve jones, thank you very much for— to my mind.k you very much for speaking to _ to my mind. steve jones, thank you very much for speaking to us. - to my mind. steve jones, thank you very much for speaking to us. and | very much for speaking to us. and you can tell however rank that you are on the telly! dr chris cocking, is principal lecturer at the university of brighton. he is a social psychologist who has an interest in how people respond to mass emergencies. chris, thank you for being with us again. we have spoken in the last year and a half about covid—19 and the social aspects of this. i'm just interested in what your thoughts of what steve said. we are in an area of where we are talking about broader issues than just a straightforward health issues and in a sense, we always have been during the course of this pandemic because thatis the course of this pandemic because that is why we do things like social distancing, wear masks, but we do things that are not necessarily —— there are also direct to us. what there are also dir

quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's finishing and meeting and introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. quincy jones spent a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden and i said i really like sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. wait a minute, you know that? that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened the closet and he had a -- to the museum. because i could talk about that museum, we began to sort of have this conversation. the second thing was this is really silly but when i'm 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is peggy lipton from the mod squad. i forgot that was his ex-wife. i was telling about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. oh, my god -- was so embarrassing. hi, i loved you when i was 14. somehow i wasn't th

more from emmett jones. -- emme jones -- emma jones. >> hollywood has their big red carpet from yearsnd get out some of the films they have been holding onto. one of them is june by the director, the sci-fi actor goes on for 2.5 hours. it has the arthropoda timothy -- it has timothy in it. the power of the dogs starring benedict, batch -- n benedict c. -- as princess diana. i think there is a lot of speculation, the trailer dropped earlier this week, she looks incredibly like diana. what will the performance be like? we have been treated to the ground series on netflix recently. a splendid job was done of portraying princess diana there. we will find out later this week. >mark: we turn our eye to business. the government has declared a state of emergency in his or longer over food shortages -- in sri lanka over food shortages. >> the ruby has fallen -- prupee has fallen. the government is going to set prices on his own. military official says at least 13,000 tons in sugar have been taken in raids. the crisis is running deep, further measures could be on the way. >> lines of people who

jones says removing this encampment and others will take time. it's intractable problem that's going to take a lot of resources, a lot, the effort and a lot of community engagement to solve in san jose i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. also in san jose, a program that pays homeless people to clean up city streets is expanding. the san jose bridge program started three years ago with funding to put 25 homeless people to work. picking up trash around the city mayor sam liccardo is now expanding the program to fund 100 positions through june of 2023. workers earn $23.31 an hour if healthcare benefits are offered. for $24.56 an hour without health benefits. employees can stay in the program until they find permanent, steady work. a shooting at a bar station marked oakland 100 homicide of the year. it happened around 10 45 this morning near the bus stop outside of the coliseum, bart station again. it is the city's 1/100 homicide of the year and the 10th over the past week. at a news briefing today, oakland police chief laurent armstrong asked for

quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's finishing and meeting and introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. quincy jones spent a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden and i said i really like sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. wait a minute, you know that? that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened the closet and he had a -- to the museum. because i could talk about that museum, we began to sort of have this conversation. the second thing was this is really silly but when i'm 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is peggy lipton from the mod squad. i forgot that was his ex-wife. i was telling about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. oh, my god -- was so embarrassing. hi, i loved you when i was 14. somehow i wasn't th

host: this is seth jones. mr. jones, from a security standpoint, reflect on the 20 year anniversary of 9/11. guest: i think we are in much better position today than we were in 9/11 in 2021, at least for a couple of reasons. intelligence sharing is better. we have a national counterterrorism center that includes the cia, the fbi, and other u.s. intelligence agencies. there has been a much greater focus on combating the ideology. the private sector, companies like facebook and twitter, have done a pretty good job, even google has done a good job of getting off the platform. some of the hard-core ideology, particularly ones pushing for the targeting of americans and other types of westerners. i think we have come a long way. you have to be patient over the long run that it is not just when we want to into this thing, we cannot just declare an end to these wars. sadly, some of these terrorists get a vote. as we have seen in afghanistan, it is not over. they have an opportunity now to reemerge. we have some domestic t

the patriots released veteran cam newton and handed the franchise over to rookie mac jones. the head coach bill belichick said newton, former league mvp, was their starter but decided jones outperformed newton in the preseason. now, 49ers, well, a list of the notables that did not make the roster of 53 today. benjamin, coalman and johnson. >>> concord pavilion. honoring the wide receiver battle that lost his life to als. so many former 49ers. former 49er great brent jones, honored kettle will be first dwight howard award for his spirit and example he leads as a teammate. >> i never had a chance to meet the great 87, from the highlights, and the more i read about him i feel we would have been great friends. >> it is an honor. thank you very much, go 9ers. >> can't say it better than >>> the latest on the caldor fire tonight. right now, crews are stationed all over southlake tahoe trying to stop the progress of this monsterous fire. the fire burn 200,000 acres. homes are in danger. >> containment is at 18% right now 50,000 people are evacuated. we will have more on air, kpix.c

jones >> donald t. jones ii >> donald w. jones >> judith lawter jones >> linda jones >> mary s.robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnis joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> karl henry joseph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jovic >> angel l. juarbe, jr. >> karen sue juday >> ann c. judge >> mychal f. judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell and my cousin brian christopher hickey, fdny battalion chief who rescued four souls. very brave, so very missed, so very loved by so many. always. >> and my father louis. to my daddy and all of those that would last 20 years ago today, your loss has left us all with a heartache that nothing will ever feel. notice. our love for you and memories of you and with you are something no one and nothing, no evil, will ever steal god bless america. [applause] >> howard lee kane. >> jennifer lynn kane. >> vincent d. kane. >> joon koo kang. >> sheldon robert kanter. >> deborah h. kaplan. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles h. k

clinton settled jones' lawsuit with no admissions of wrongdoing. >> i think history at the time, i meant monica completely and utterly, devastatingly wrong. she was sort of a meal for society to feast upon. >> reporter: that final takedown by the fbi orchestrated by linda tripp, who had spent months secretly recording their private phone calls. >> she was talking to someone that she deeply, deeply trusted. >> reporter: history remembers tripp as a villain, committing an unthinkable act of betrayal, turning those secret tapes over to federal investigators. >> my calls with monica. >> she was newly divorced. and her children were growing up and out of the house. one of them was. and she was miserable. >> loyalty is very important to me. >> reporter: paulson hopes to humanize tripp. >> there is a big part of linda that is extraordinarily patriotic. and having worked at the white house, i think for her was the job of her life. and to be forsaken there, i think she never got over it. and what she did with that crushed feeling was something pretty despicable. >> we try to walk in her shoes, u

everything on the screen, we're now down 930 points on the dow jones industrials folks check that, s&p down 121, so, you feel that beijing will step in. when? i mean, its been about 24 hours here. >> yeah, so like i said, i just think there's really incentive to avoid that systemic risk and i think that could come from government just like it happened last year, liz, with the u.s. right? the real goal for authorities is financial stability, but i do think, liz, importantly, this is the reason why you have safe haven assets in your portfolio. you should not think about stock s as being in stocks being in cash and i think when you highlighted the rallying u.s. treasuries that's a big reason why we added the u.s. treasuries because we saw couple of months ago the real risk shifting from oh, my goodness everybody is worried about inflation and higher risk to a global growth story that may not be as strong as what people thought, so we have almost, liz, 20% of our portfolio in government bonds right now. that was closer to 10% earlier this year. liz: scott red already i know you as a trade

also we should look how this played a role in how good kim -- how good mack jones has been while cam reps. testifies really stand out and i don't think that's something that can be ignored. >> cam newton not vaccinated. he had covid last year, missed some games last year in this summer he missed some games because of the covid restrictions and testing things during that time mack jones, 22 years old, 15th pick in the nfl draft out of alabama had some great reps at qb in practice and then in the preseason. look, the bottom line here is that mack jones looked better than cam newton in the preseason and what i need to know from you because you're an expert on alabama football is how good is he going to be? >> he is going to be really good. you can never predict these things, of course. this is really up in the air when it comes to watching how they're going to actually begin the season. he has looked so good in the preseason, consistently everyday he's really been stand out. and so i don't think it's that surprising. he's a safe bet for you. and i don't think i've ever led you wrong on

jone, leadership, david ralston and chairman darlene taylor, the georgia legislature are a bunchl human beings who are going to give us the right to vote. i can't wait for the voter rights groups to suppress our right to vote. i can't believe they are doing it but the lobbyists that atlanta is using our taxpayer dollars to attack us for the right to vote, our taxpayer dollars they are spending against us, millions of dollars, and their message is very fearmongering. we just want to get crime under control, we want to pave our streets, we want our garbage picked up and get back to normal. >> tucker: we don't have to live like this. nobody in america should have to live like this. you owe them nothing. they hate you and they act like it. i hope you leave immediately. that will be less into the rest of the country. bill white, i appreciate you coming on. >> if i could ask everyone to go to bec now.com and read the feasibility study, it's an eye-opener. >> tucker: everybody knows you would thrive. they need you and they hate you

and the drop in the dow jones, 775 points. more markets when we come back.. ♪ ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. today is a federal election day in canada and the vote will determine who will lead the country for the next phase of the ongoing pandemic and the recovery. it also comes on a day with a lot of market volatility. i'm going to focus on what's going on in the markets. it looks like trudeau will keep his seat in the great white north. what we don't know is what will happen with these markets. tiffany wilding joins us. i don't want to be too insane about what's happening. we have seen 2% drops in markets before. it's not time to gather gold, guns and bottled water but on the other hand, this ever grand issue has been referred to as kind of a long-term capital management moment. i guess that's better than lehman brothers. how do you see what's going on around china and affecting the rest of the world? >> we are actually seeing more evidence of contagion within chinese equity markets as well as the hong kong property sector. i think there is a little bi

what would indiana jones thing. he was going somewhere in search of something mythical people denied existence of and finding it and doing stuff with it. the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going to developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and finding it and coming back to tell the world about it. maybe it was lost. it was said to be mythical but then i was lost and recovered. >> that's an interesting dynamic. i discovered it for the west, for us in america and england and where i discovered it first was the slums in india where i just wandered in with a hunch about what i might find and we can discuss that in a moment but i found this private school charging the equivalent of one u.s. dollar a month. >> this was the thing that had been lost. in earlier book i wrote was called the beautiful tree. he had described the situation before the british got involved and he said the british came and uncovered the root. i looked at the history and sai

simon jones.e opened in _ this morning. simon jones. polls have opened in germany's - have opened in germany's parliamentary elections. 69 voters will choose a new parliament and a successor to chancellor angela merkel, who has been in charge for 16 years. at stake is the europe's most powerful economy. we will bring you the latest through the day, this is a polling station right now. you can see a queue there as voters wait to cast their vote. here is our birling correspondence damien mcguinness. is there expected to be a strong turnout?— a strong turnout? yes, i think there is. official estimates _ a strong turnout? yes, i think there is. official estimates say _ a strong turnout? yes, i think there is. official estimates say 8096 - a strong turnout? yes, i think there is. official estimates say 8096 of. is. official estimates say 80% of voters will go to polls in germany triple d has a high turnout anyway. this is because —— typically has a high turnout. for months, polls have been all over the

lawrence jones with with us.y good responses that are uniqu to situations that are going on in the nation. lawrence, a pleasure to see you. >> an honor to be on your program. mark: tell america about yourself, your age. >> i am a simple man and dallas, texas, my mom got pregnant with me at 16, my dad married her, i am the oldest of 3, have lived american dream, struggling and instilled with values you work hart to get where you want, i have been on the left on the right, now more of a libertarian that wants to check on the government. i don't believe there is an unbias press. i am honest about me bee be a libertarian, i hold both sides accountable. if you are a squish on the right, and come on fox and give talking points i'm not going to be happy. i tall it like a see it. mark: how did you get involved in this business. >> i was just a college student that had a video camera. that came under the school of breitbart, stories went viral that i did. and i worked with some smaller companies, conservative companies, t

"fox news primetime" hosted by lawrence jones starts right now. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones. and tonight democrats are fudging the numbers again on the nationwide crime surge. and the mainstream media, of course, is running with it. the new study by a left wing think tank claims republicans are lying, crime is down which makes for a juicy headline for outlets like nbc. but buried deep in the report is one very important stat that they, for some reason, did put in all the headlines. murder is skyrocketing. according to the same study, it was up by 31.4% last year. so the question is why are they hiding that from us? well, high crime means democrats anti-police agenda isn't working. neither is the progressive d.a. strategy of releasing violent criminals into the street. or the liberal judges granting bail to just about everyone. these policies as you know resort into chaos and will show you. and new york a mom was kicked down an escalator after hav

ahead and new york times investigation reveals the us may have mistaken the target and aid worker in a jones strike killed 10 people in afghanistan, the whole presidents in 20 years later we look at how the 911 attacks change the u. s. and the world and the world's most indebted real estate company is on the brink of default raising concerning the cost market globally. ah, thank you for joining us. israeli police have caught 4 of the 6 palestinians with kate, from a maximum security prison on monday to remain at large. the men had escaped by tumbling their way out of your bow, a prison in northern israel. the jailbreak prompted a large scale man hunt by the israeli army and law enforcement agencies. one of the 4 prisoners who has been re captured is a carry as a baby. he was a high profound figuring satire, armed with the like some art, highest brigade harry force. it has moved from jerusalem. the latest to to be recaptured, zabeda and one of the other 5 palestinian islamic jihad members who comprise the rest of the 6 who escaped on monday. that's mohammed al our day. and they were picked up

may have taken the target, isn't a worker in a jones tried to kill 10 people in afghanistan, not all of us. the presidents in 20 years later, we look at how the 911 attacks change the u. s. and the world and the world's most in depth. real estate i thank you very much for joining us. israeli police have called for the 6 palestinians who escaped from a maximum security prison on monday to remain at lodge. the men had escaped by tumbling their way out of the bullet prison in northern israel. the jailbreak prompted a large scale man hunt bye. these really on the and law enforcement agencies. one of the 4 prisoners who has been recaptured is zachary, as a baby. he was a high profile figure in 5 times weighing the amount i's brigade. hurry for. it has moved from west the latest to to be recaptured, zabeda and one of the other 5 palestinian islamic jihad members who comprise the rest of the 6 who escaped on monday. that's mohammed al our day. and they were picked up close to the town of nazareth, in northern israel to the east of nazareth. we understand in a lorrie park, there was an attem

jones wonders about the future of this century old store.well, how am i supposed to run a business like that? how can i run this place? no doubt, people would rather lose power, then burned down. but unlike the public safety power shutoffs, whether need not be a threat, and the there's no advanced notice the polls control themselves. i'm going to turn themselves. off that will. you don't even have an answer for that. pg and e plans to return high risk lines to normal when fire season ends in west marin, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. already taking a look. second look at those temperatures from today they were cooler, obviously and in felt it, you could feel it. you feel out there now. temperatures are running a little cool and there were last night. there's a lot of fog. there's a lot of sea breeze. we're going to see temperatures in the mid and low fifties tonight, so it's getting chilly days are getting shorter. we're not far from the fall equinox terminal equinox, and as that happens right, the days are going to start getting short

quincy jones, huge house in beverly hills and there's oscars and emmys laying on the ground. oh, my god, quincy jones and finishing up the meeting and it was somebody from sweden and i had just come back from sweden. you know, i really love sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. quincy jones was like, wait a minute. you know that, that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened a closet and had a swine cost museum. we began to sort of have this conversation. second was this is silly but when i'm 14 year's old i think the most beautiful person in the world is taking lift and that was his ex-wife. she came over. oh, my god, it was so embarrassing. i loved you when i was 14. but that allowed quincy and i to have a great relationship. >> something of a follow-up, some number of staff members and other associates the international african-american museums who are with us today and you said conversations, the mayor and other staff members but i'm wondering if you have thoughts on maybe some of the mechanics of building the museum and building a staff.

pete: let's check in with fox news contributor, joey jones.5k. joey, good morning. >> how is it going? pete: doing great. looking good there. >> oh, yeah. right here here we areow, if we go to the bend at my right, the entrance to the brooklyn battery tunnel. in couple hours, 30,000 people will make a 5k washing and run, retracing stephen siller, a fdny firefighter who made it this far on 9/11, before he had to get out of his vehicle, don 60-pounds of gear, run to the towers where he gave his own life. his brother frank started the organization. for 20 years they dedicated homes for servicemembers catastrophically injured and first-responders fallen in the line of duty. at the end of this year they will have done 450 homes. pledging 200 homes the next year. quite a great commitment what they're doing. i'm a recipient myself. they made a big, big impact on my life. pete: 30,000 runners. rachel: unbelievable. >> i will get out of the way. i'm not real fast. 30,000 people might trample me. i will make the trip. i don't know if i will do it on fak

todd: checking with lawrence jones who has been at the border all week long.t from the overwhelming dell rio sector next. this is iowa. we just haven't been properly introduced. say hello to the place where rolling hills meets low bills. where our fields, inside and out, are always growing. and where the fun is just getting started. this is iowa. so, when are you coming to see us? ♪♪ so, when are you coming to see us? the comfortable way to work out. -that looks fun actually. -it looks fun? it looks comfortable and fun. it looks like something i would put by the pool -or something. -looks like a paisley. -hey, a paisley, we'll take it. -yeah. oh my god, i could do this and watch tv at the same time. -exactly! how do you feel? -it feels good. feel my heart racing a little bit, ya know, gotta catch my breath a little bit, but it's good. oh yeah, i can definitely feel it. fantastic. oh yeah, i can do this. this is easy. yeah, that feels great and definitely better than the floor. treadmills, you've seen the bikes with clothes hanging on them, but people don't use

what was indiana jones doing? he was going somewhere in search of something mystical, something people denied existed and finding it and doing stuff with it. so the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical which was low-cost private education and i was finding it and coming back and telling the world about it . so i guess i haven't got a fedora. >> maybe it was lost, the ark was lost apparently for generations and it was said to be mythical but it was actuallylost and then recovered . >>that's an interesting dimension of it . i discovered and that's true, i discovered it for these people in these countries. >> .. i wandered into those and found this private school, in those days 20 years ago, charging about the equivalent of one used on a month. now think of the school says charging ten dollars a month, gracious, ten dollars a month. but this was the thing that had been lost. the earlier book i wrote was called the beautiful tree and

what was indiana jones doing? do you is going somewhere in search of something mythical something that people denied existed and is finding it and doing stuff with it. the relationship for me of course was people were saying i was going into developing countries in search of something mythical which was a low-cost private education and coming back and telling the world about it.he >> maybe it was lost, the art was lost for a generation and it was said to be mythical but it was actually lost anden then recovered. >> that's very interesting because i discovered it in the west. obviously people in these countries knew about it but i discovered it in america and england. where he discovered it was in the slums of india right just wandered in with a hunch about what i might find and we can discuss that in the moment. and i found a local school in those days charging about one u.s.oo dollar month and now the schools are charging $10 a month. >> gracious, $10 a month. >> at this was the thing that had been lost and an ea

the us military has admitted that he jones strike and i've gone his dance capital last month. mistakenly killed civilians instead of ice will fighters 10 people including 7 children, died in the attack in campbell at top. us commander apologized for what he called a tragic mistake. and he gallagher reports reduced to twisted smouldering wreckage. this is the car. the u. s. military deems an imminent threat on august the 29th west of cobbles, international airport, us intelligence officials say the vehicle was monitored for 8 hours, suspected of picking up explosives and seen at an eyesore k compound. now one of the us military's find elections of the 20 is enough chemist on has been called a tragic mistake. let me thoroughly review the findings of the investigation in the supporting analysis by interagency partners. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with us is take, or were a direct threat to us for the us. drone

who do you think for 20 years was attacking guys like joey jones?they knew it. now they have ended their operation. >> the thing is they think we're stupid. say one thing one week and something the other week and think we'll forget. no, let's roll the tape and go how can you have changing stories when the taliban hasn't changed more than 20 years? i agree. we should be dropping bombs. >> andy mccarthy prosecuted in in the terrorists in the first bombing. he told me the taliban has never been anything but the taliban. he described the nation state, the emirate that they set up and how it's different than anything that looks like a representative government. >> general milley said that they are ruthless. whether they change remains to be scene. we have a few skeptics here among us today -- >> the line there, whether they change remains to be seen. did north korea otto warmbier was a spy? no. that's the best version of the taliban you'll get. that's fine. you don't need to change this for my feelings. you need to do it so my 12-year-old son doesn't fig

join me too discuss fox news contributor joey jones.er looking through all of that gear and send them back to me i guess. the problem here's a menu all along we're going to leave a bunch of the stuff. when i was there in 2010 they knew they're going to leave the big heavy armored vehicles we have there. they did not have a logistics plan to bring them back. the problem is, maybe you need to make sure the military you are funding and supplying is going to be there when you leave before you give them all the funding and supplies. we understood early on the problems of the afghan national army and the afghan security force. we certainly understood the problems with the corrupt government and coble. what that tells me as a politicians funding the stuff probably never really intended to leave. itself expose the fact we've been lied to one way or the other by four administrations and a whole bunch of politicians. kennedy: is like a bad snl sketch with no end and it goes on, and on, and on. so, june to fact check the president as he claims a v

quincy jones, huge house in beverly hills and there's oscars and emmys laying on the ground. oh, my god, quincy jones and finishing up the meeting and it was somebody from sweden and i had just come back from sweden. you know, i really love sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. quincy jones was like, wait a minute. you know that, that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened a closet and had a swine cost museum. we began to sort of have this conversation. second was this is silly but when i'm 14 year's old i think the most beautiful person in the world is taking lift and that was his ex-wife. she came over. oh, my god, it was so embarrassing. i loved you when i was 14. but that allowed quincy and i to have a great relationship. >> something of a follow-up, some number of staff members and other associates the international african-american museums who are with us today and you said conversations, the mayor and other staff members but i'm wondering if you have thoughts on maybe some of the mechanics of building the museum and building a staff.

jones, the author of "white too long" the supremacy in christianity.t samples. one in three white evangelicals believe because things are so off track, true american patriots may have to resort to violence to save our country. you noted to our producers, prri didn't think about asking that question prior to trump. what changed? >> yeah, well, joy, it's a pleasure to be with you. so thank you for having me on tonight. but, you know, i think that's right. as pollster and social scientist been doing this for decades, there are polling questions that we have had to write in these last four years that i never dreamed as a social scientist we would have to write, things about whether people believe there is satin worshipping pedophiles running the government or a main stream religious group would be convinced a significant number of them would be convinced they should kill or physically assault their fellow citizens in order to bring about political outcomes. they will openly say that on a public opinion survey. we're truly in uncharted territory. >> you wri

jones, though, he actually lost that necklace mid game.hdown in the second quarter. said he looked everywhere, couldn't find it afterwards. jones said, though, if there is anyplace to lose it, that's where my dad would have wanted am to me to lose it, referring to the end zone. >>> payton and manning for monday night football. the two had jokes about the patriots spying on them. >> we played the patriots in that second super bowl in indianapolis. they practiced at your facility all week. were you a little nervous going back in your facility the next year that they didn't have like cameras in your quarterback room? >> every time we played against new england, we talked to receivers in the shower in the far corner. don't talk about a play next to my locker because i know it's bugged. i know it's got a hot mic in there. >> manning is so good. >>> baseball, marlins, sanchez turned what would be a routine fly ball into a catch. he reaches out with his bare hand for the catch. wonder if that hurt. miami ended up winning that one in ten innings.

aquÍ el ala cerrada y touchdown, rodgers para jones y van tres.johnson el aÑo pasado apenas un juego y dos acarreos. y yo tengo semanas diciendo que la chofis lÓpez que estÁ jugando el mejor fÚtbol de su vida y ahora la mls nos da la razÓn. es que la chofis sigue jugando de forma extraordinaria con el mejor fÚtbol de su carrera, esta semana lo demostrÓ con dos goles en el partido ante austin fc. ademÁs la chofis fue nombrado en el mejor equipo de la mls. asÍ de penal y con un zurdazo aportaba a la victoria. hemos dominado la acciÓn un dÍa mÁs, pausa y volvemos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales). >>> despuÉs de muchos retrasos, el puente que conectarÁ con la estaciÓn de (nombre en inglÉs) en freemont estarÁ listo. >>> la construcciÓn del puente se retrasÓ porque las ofertas eran demasiado altas. la comisiÓn de transporte del condado alameda se tomÓ un aÑo para continuar con este proyecto. >>> y una de las convenciones mÁs grandes de san francisco empieza maÑana martes. >>> hablamos de (nombre en inglÉs) y esto genera optimismo entre los comerciantes y resta