i'm martha jones. i teach history in baltimore, maryland at johns hopkins university, get to have you. hello, robin. ta, stream audience, who you are, what you do? hi everyone, i'm robin archery. i teach sociology at wesleyan university and connecticut. nice to have you and malayna, introduce yourself to audience. hello everybody, my name is marlena doubt and i'm a professor of african diaspora studies at the university of virginia in charlottesville. get to have you with us here on the stream. all right, so looking at my laptop, the route we standing solidarity with nicole had jose, i'm just going to scoot up here. if you look very carefully, you will see martha s jones, martha, what did you sign on to this? i knew that this was a issue that had been brewing for some time, and it was clear as we learn more about what transpired in the board of trustees at the university of north carolina and their silence, that those of us who yes, admire. nicole had a jones but also are deeply invested in the integri

nicole, how to jones go hills. robbie, what went wrong here? the university once in the co, how to jones to be a tenured professor and then something went horribly wrong. they may still be out of it. but how do you read the situation right now today? right? because there are so many levels to how a person goes about getting tenure. there are many opportunities for things to go awry. you know, it's not just within your department, it's not just within your field. it's not even just within your campus that it can expand beyond that with like a board of trustees or board of governors. so there are many opportunities for things that are things that are hard to pin down in terms of what people's motivations really are. that can completely undermine and sabotage a case of a did with hannah jones. yet, me bringing some of the students from the north university of north carolina chapel hill, the journalist students. and this is what they had to say about the situation. and then i'm gonna get you malayna to come off the back of this as heavily. so it's

jones. mother, why did you sign on to this? i knew that this was a issue that had been brewing for some time, and it was clear as we learn more about what transpired and the board of trustees at the university of north carolina and their silence. that those of us who yes, admire. nicole had a jones but also are deeply invested in the integrity of american academia. it was time for us to speak up. we were a cross section of yes, academics of journalists, of alumni and students, and concerned individuals. and very pleased to have had so many hundreds of folks sign onto this letter. i am just looking at the department that nicole had a james was originally supposed to be involved and i don't know what's going to happen now. so here is here on the on treaty u. n. c. huffman alumni. we start with nicole, how to jose, the j school, huffman school, and all things carolina tried and true. the actions of the board of trustees does not represent the students and alumni go. nicole, how to jones go hills. robbie, what went wrong here? the

in jones's case , he told the crowd. he has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. this and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much

brink goes over the top to hayley jones 18 points for jones, stanford's again up by seven.rds had cut the deficit to just to hear hall takes care of that she's strong to the hoop again. plus the foul . it was a free throw battle down the stretch with stanford winning 59 50 cardinals 32 3 and headed to the final four for the 15th time. the opponent will be the winner of tomorrow's uconn north carolina state game. after all the buzzer beaters and upsets the men's final four is like a who's who of all time programs. two games left today to determine the last team standing with saint peterson coach and holloway tried to continue the unprecedented run by 15th seed, but this was the day that the clock struck midnight. cinderella north carolina scored the game's first nine points never looked back that was armando bacon down low. the peacocks earned a lot of fans the last two weeks for senior drama hooks into but this was the game that was well decided, by this time, the dangerous passed by peacock stolen by r. j. davis who makes it perfect feed to caleb love. carolina wins 69 49

i'm lewis vaughan jones.al, kyiv, after a series of russian strikes on civilian targets. —— ukrainian. you can see here that the scale of the destruction is absolutely immense, and spread over a wide area, surrounded by apartment blocks. there could be a lot more of this ahead. president biden says vladimir putin's back is against the wall, and he may be preparing the use of unconventional weapons. my my administration administered new warnings are based on intelligence, russia may be planning a cyber attack against us. rescuers in china are still searching for survivors

, tommy lee jones.long things on. it's not that -- >> seth: were you on on cloud nine, leslie >> it's a super bowl commercial, man. i mean, yeah, it was fun it was very fun to do, because, you know, i love tommy lee, even though we wasn't on set at the same time. people think we was, like, really driving the trucks and everything no, we was on a set, on top of these roller things, inside of a truck, acting like we was driving trucks out was i supposed to tell that, seth >> seth: i don't know. [ light laughter ] i just like that i'm like, "was it a dream come true?" and you're like, "no and also, we didn't even meet each other." [ laughter ] again, i love the honesty, as always it's just your main export >> no, but when he got on set -- they said that when he got on set, he was like, "i want to know two things. what am i driving, and where's leslie jones?" so that happened >> seth: that's pretty good. i mean, that -- i'm thinking, right there, we can step back and say it was an accomplishment hey, you al

jones asking to settle the suit for $120,000 per plaintiff.yers for the families responding "jones wants to escape public reckoning." joining us now is nbc news senior national correspondent kate snow. kate, bring us up to speed about the proceedings today and where things go from here. >> hallie, i just watched that hearing. it was almost an hour long. virtual hearing. with the attorneys, not alex jones himself at this hearing. but it was all about what you just described happened last week where alex jones did not show up two days in a row, wednesday and thursday. he was supposed to sit for a deposition in austin, texas. he didn't show up. he said that he was feeling sick. later on friday, on his show he said he had a sinus infection. well, today his attorney said that he never tried to escape sitting for a deposition, that he fully intends to and is willing to but argued that arresting him right now, which is what the plaintiffs had wanted, and holding him in contempt, the attorney for jones argued that that would only exacerbate his health

dion: dozens of activists gathered in support of jones.is fighting a move by his new landlord or that would double his rent. jones says his landlord is hiking the rent, claiming the apartment was being subleased to a roommate and that it was not his primary residence. jones denies this, saying he does own a small home on the russian river where he went during lockdown because he is immunocompetent -- immunocompromised. >> i don't have a clue, but to just walk away, that is not me. >> today is not just about showing solidarity. today is about the thousands of people across this city who have lived in their homes for decades and who are being harassed and rent challenged as a forced -- a way to force the community. dion: this will include a hearing on the matter in of the future. we have reached out to jones' landlord we have not heard back. more on the timing of the rain and when it will be moving out. spencer: it was moving rather slowly at first but once it arrived offshore it started to pick up speed. you can see the heaviest rain right

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jones would go on to create jones would go on to create 150 of dances.eay on, "d-man in the waters," which directly addressed the loss of his loved ones. it's now the subject of a new documentary, titled "can you bring it," co-directed by rosalynde leblanc, one of his former dancers. and he's continued to take on big subjects in american life and history, as in a 2009 work on lincoln. his choreography on broadway, for "spring awakening" and "fela" garnered two tony awards. >> brown: last spring, amid the pandemic, he premiered "afterwardsness" in the vastness of new york's park avenue armory-- a dance of distance and loneliness, capturing our moment. >> they don't rememb we just don't remember... >> brown: now 69, he returned to the armory with "deep blue sea," a monologue with movement and projection that transforms the space into the sea itself. in it, he recalls reading "moby dick" in school, and years later, realizing he'd forgotten the one young african american character, the cabin boy pip, who loses his mind at sea. jones saw parallels to today's

jones finished with 19 points over the cardinal. by 2 with the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough. he said look at this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. some of the comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the nca

in jones's case , he told the crowd. he has a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple letter. jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of h

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cleve jones is san francisco. now plans to stay and fight a dramatic increase where he lives , jones tells ktvu is greg liggins, his rent more than doubled, forcing him out of his longtime rent controlled apartment. in the city's castro district. it's not if i we want this is not a fight for which we are prepared. but i have come to the conclusion. but this is not a fight. from which i can walk away. an emotional cleve jones refusing to give up and leave his rent controlled apartment in the castro where he's lived for 12 years during a rally at harvey milk plaza. jones and others articulated the housing hardships so many face under san francisco's increasingly unaffordable conditions. many here blame greed, insufficient legal protections and landlords willing to employ questionable tactics to drive tenants out and rents higher. something supervisor dean preston witnessed working as a tenant lawyer for 20 years. there's a lot of profit to be made. getting rent control tenants out of their homes. in jones's case , h

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jones finished with 19 points over the cardinal.th the break. 3rd quarter now, utah hanging tough. he said look at this defensive breakdown here. bring slides over. that leaves kelsey rees wide open on the weak side. she makes the lane to tie it up later in the quarter. stanford kick it into a care that you touch just doesn't have lexi hole with a tough 3 point play cameron brink also went to work. check out this down low to reverse pivot inside and layup. a 14 3 run for stanford. comfortable position to go in the 4th break. not done yet. get the ball down. low holds off for defender. scores again inside brink had 16 points. stanford with a 12 point lead next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hall hole cink sudden for the 3 she gives the cardinal a 15 point lead the bench, feeling it 15 points for lexi couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger 3 pointer cardinal of 19 stanford roles, utah. 73. 48. the cardinal have won the last 34 games against conference opponents. they will be a one seed the ncaa tournament will ho

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but there are, there are these questions, which i think lee jones got right. which is, which is the price that those that are trying to defend against aggression or willing to pay, or whether they're willing to acquiesce your thoughts. li, well, i think you're right. i mean, it's a very interesting thing to say because i think that's quite a different view of sanctions to i think the mainstream of policy making certainly in europe other things as much desirable or way along the part of most of the nato powers. and perhaps also the united states to combine sanctions with much wider suites of coercion because it measures i mean it's not possible to physically bomb the russian central bank, for example, that we are a very dangerous point if we're heading into a confrontation of the nuclear power and i think that the hasn't been very much clear strategic thinking about in heading into this crisis, because the russians have made that position by which is that they're not willing to tolerate the emergence of nato states on the board this. and they've been by georgia

jones has been found liable for damages and faces a trial to determine how much he should pay. the victims' families called jones' offer a desperate attempt to escape a public reckoning. 20 first graders and six staff members died in that shooting. >>> the motion picture academy released a new statement on will smith's slap at the oscars. the acis promising to take appropriate action and says it's outraged by smith's actions. abc's derricke dennis has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, new indications will smith may face consequences for slapping chris rock at the oscars. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: today the board of governors for the academy of motion picture arts and sciences is expected to hold an emergency meeting where it will likely decide on whether to punish smith. >> nobody is okay with what happened. nobody, nobody, nobody. >> reporter: whoopi goldberg is on the board. she says she does not believe smith's oscar should be taken away from him, but on "the view" yesterday goldberg suggested smith does need to be punished. >> there are consequences. there are big conse

but there, there are these questions, which i think lee jones got right. which is, which is the price that those that are trying to defend against aggression or willing to pay, or whether they're willing to acquiesce your thoughts. li, well, i think you're right. i mean, it's a very interesting thing to say because i think that's quite a different view of sanctions to i think the mainstream of policy making certainly in europe other things as much desirable or weight along the part of most of the powers. and perhaps also the united states to combine sanctions with much wider suites of coercion because it measures i mean it's not possible to physically bomb the russian central bank, for example, that we are a very dangerous point. if we're heading into a confrontation with nuclear power, and i think that the hasn't been very much clear strategic thinking about in heading into this crisis. because the russians have made that position by which is that they're not willing to tolerate the emergence of nato states on the board this and they've been by georgia an

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more headlines coming to us from overseas dow jones industrial average down 463 s&p off 62 the nasdaq looking to open lower by 222 appointments. another rough week for the markets with the dow extending the losing week to four. nasdaq and russell 2000 with the worst week since january the dow is now 9% off the record high s&p off 10%. nasdaq off 17% russell 2000 off 18% crude oil is surging last night, u.s. benchmark wti and brent were trieadeing above $130 a barrel. wti is up 6% that is trading at $122.94 you have brent crude at $125 higher by $7 everything looks to be trading at the highs with the price of oil and energy markets we have to keep our eyes on this closely as the day moves forward and we potentially get more headlines from europe and what may be going on withimports it is not just oil metals look at the commodity complex. copper and palladium gold is above the $2,000 mark. pal palladium higher 12% let's get a look at the london newsroom with rosanna lockwood very busy for you as well. >> absolutely, courtney. we were warned about that with raw materials and metals and e

thanks to simon jones there at the _ happened.the airfield _ happened. thanks to simon jones there at the airfield itself. - there at the airfield itself. having a moment now to remind ourselves of how we got here. the british government confirmed that it settled a debt that was owed to iran to secure the release of the pair. in the 1970s the shah paid the british government $530 million for an order of tanks, that were never delivered because of the iranian revolution. nazanin was arrested in iran back in april 2016 as she prepared to leave for london, after visiting her pa rents. months of solitary confinment followed, along with blindfolded interrogations. in september that year, an islamic revolutionary courtjudge sentenced her to five years in jail at a secret trial. she was accused of working against the iranian government. and last spring when she completed that sentence, she was immediately sentenced to another year on charges of propaganda against the regime. but finally she's home, along with anoosheh ashoori — a retired

then jones and lexi hall carrying the cardinal in the fourth. they combined to score all 14 stanford points in the quarter. hall had 20 points. stanford goes on to beat texas 59-50. the cardinal headed to the final four for the 14th time under tara vanderveer. the celebration is the best. they're doing the electric slide. here's hailey jones on what it was like teaching coach how to slide. >> she's great at constructive criticism, so it was great to see. everybody killed. it. >> it shows them i have confidence in them and kind of the whole idea about dancing, and of course they know i can't dance, so they're watching me and laughing. so it was all good. >> shows you can have fun and still win. >>> hope and confidence. steve kerr says he still has both that the warriors will get back on track after losing for the fifth time in six games. the warriors go on a run to close the half. the war yoerz down eight at the break but they couldn't close the gap in the second half. the big difference in this game, three-pointers. the wizards outscored the war

how old were you when you in "indiana jones"?teven spielberg and george lucas was looking for an asian kid to costar with harrison ford in "indiana jones and the temple of doom." >> jimmy: you were asian at that time? [ laughter ] >> yes. yeah, yeah. the last time i checked, yes. >> jimmy: were you an actor at the time? >> no, no. i was not. so they, you know, they went couldn't find it.hing for it.- almost gave up the role. then they decided to have an open call in chinatown, los angeles. >> jimmy: wow. >> and my little brother went to audition. i tagged along. >> jimmy: isn't that always the way? [ laughter ] that's always how it goes. >> yeah, i was coaching him behind the camera. the casting director saw me and asked me if i wanted to try, to give it a try. i did. the next day, i got a call from steven spielberg's office. and my mom thought, you know, heard hollywood, heard famous director. she thought it was a really fancy meeting. she put me in this three-piece suit. [ laughter ] with a little gold chain hanging out of the

halle jones had it going early on.e she is on the dribble looking to create taken myself drops in the pretty jumper, knocks it down to beat the first-quarter buzzer game tied at 14 0nd quarter. key moment here, cameron bring picks up or second followed that show you just saw under the basket. she's out to happen. guess what, fran, believe the steps up and brings absence later in the quarter. gets the ball back. a nice cut to the basket finishes the lay in stanford down 1918. all right. and a half to go now. and it's good to get a >> it's the sister act, lacey hall to find lexi hall playing in front of over 100 family and friends. you love to see it. nice shot there. then more haley jones. pull up right before the half. stanford up 3 at the break. >> 3rd quarter now believe the and brink on the court together. this point believe be fighting for the offense. and ford, nails, the trey. you love to see it. get me all 3 of those 10.6 ports, 6 blocks for brings the pac 12 defensive player of the year. stanford with a three-p

in jones's case , he told the crowd.n greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave that day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life fighting for lg

rachel jones joined us from minneapolis. your senator is on the screen, too. miss jones, thanks for being here and telling us your story. welcome. >> thank you for having me. my name is rachel jones. i am a single mom of two young kids. i rent in north minneapolis. i am also a board member of renters united. they have helped essentially take down two very large slumlords in the minneapolis area. my story begins with havenbrook, an entity of pridium. i started renting from them three years ago, exactly. i was getting out of an abusive relationship. i had an 18-month-old and i was pregnant and i was desperate. i was fortunate to have a mother who was able to loan me money to at least put down a deposit, pay first month's rent. i came across havenbrook, single family home, in that time. that was just -- it was going to be good enough. because i needed to get out of the situation i was in. upon renting the home -- even before signing the lease, there was no shelving in the cupboards. the leasing agent said, go to home depot. get wood cut. build your own shelves. b

more now from haley jones just before half the pull-up jumper here. that is nice. stanford up 3 at the break. 3rd quarter believe ian break now on the court together. believe be here, battling for the offensive board out to wide open 3. give me all 3 of those 10.6 ports and 6 blocks for brink. the pac, 12 defensive player of the year. stan from the three-point lead 4th quarter turned into the jones alexi whole show. they scored every single point in the quarter. jones there to lexi on the wing 6 points and for lead later on haley cats, the defender on her hip exploits the mismatch. easy bucket cardinal with a seven-point lead here is the kill shot plexi hole on the drive. traffic with the contact gets the end. one she finished with 20 points. stanford wins at 59 50. they are heading to the final 4 in minneapolis. press. the panic button yet on the golden state warriors this season after getting off to an incredible start. the dup's of struggle throughout february and march. the team is one in 5 in the last 6 games. 4 of those losses were at the hands of non playoff

oh, ebonie jones, oh eboniejones.t goes to our referee, scoring the bout 59, j 55, declaring the - winner ebonie jones! it's the best buzz, when your hand gets raised and you've won the fight there's no feeling in the world like it — all the hard blood, sweat, and tears, all the hard training — yeah, this is why i do this. it's just like quite overwhelming really, especially like the amount of support, all my family and friends being there. i could never have imagined it would have been like that. ijust think it's nice if other people can look at me and wanna do something, do something different. if they're going through a tough for anyone who felt as bad as i did, just that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel, sounds like a clich , and stuff like that, people can tell you that when you feel like that and you won't listen to them but it does always get better, it does always turn around. they say success is the biggest revenge but i've done it for me. yeah, you've got to fight— fight for yourself. the big

jones, which essentially created the modern substantial effects case, the modern substantial effects standard. those are the only three instances in which the supreme court identified, as outside the commerce clause authority, something that congress had enacted. are these meaningful constraints in your view, or are they examples of congress just getting reckless and sloppy in the way it drafted things? some have argued, for instance, that as long as congress doesn't get reckless and sloppy, it can do whatever it wants under those. do you have any view on that? >> well, these cases come through the courts, so i'll be general. the fact that congress is limited in its authority under the commerce clause is established law. it is a fundamental principle of our constitutional order, and those limits that the supreme court has recognized do carve out categories of activity that congress is not permitted -- the federal government is not permitted to regulate. noneconomic activity is a category. inactivity is a category. >> now, the supreme court has also, through the commerce clause, estab

let's get to kathy jones from charles schwab. big picture right now, if the fed moves to quick, we have this concern about what happens to the economy. if they don't move fast enough, we continue to have fears around inflation. what is your opinion on all of this? >> i think the fed has been pretty clear that the priority is inflation fighting. inflation is basically a policy choice by a central bank that is independent that has chosen to fight inflation. they will do it at the expense of the economy if that's what it comes down to. it has been pretty clear from the powell pivot in december, they had congressional testimony where he was asked explicitly if he would be willing to push the economy into recession to get inflation down and he said yes. they're are willing to take a risk and we should be prepared that they are going to move aggressively and will continue to invert in various places and the riskier segments of the market, the more leveraged segments of the market may have to react to that. matt: our chief rates strateg

in jones's case , he told the crowd.a cabin in greenville, a place he fled to for safety during the pandemic, while his roommate, brendan, stayed at the san francisco apartment. jones says after the new owner employed, dubious investigative tactics, she claimed jones no longer use the apartment as a primary residence and offered him and brendan a $10,000 buyout to leave. the next day. she rescinded the offer. and said, oh, no. you vacated the apartment. brandon lives there alone. you've got no rides. i'm raising the rent from 23 93. to $5200. we see this kind of situation around the city where you've got the landlord being really aggressive about monitoring how many days their tenants live in a place and claiming that they no longer live there as their principal place of occupancy and then jacking up the rent to double triple or quadruple. eddie jones is a celebrity in the castro and says, even with his resources and connections fighting. the landlord seemed too big of a battle to take on. but he spent much of his life f

jones finished with 19 points over the cardinal only up by 2 and half.this was a game yet, you know, they played a deep into the 3rd quarter. they played tough. here's the 3rd quarter, utah hanging tough. >> kelsey rece receive the pass. a nice layup. we have a tie game, but then stanford, when into a gear that utah simply does not have lexi hall tough three-point play. that's the pac. 12 scholar, athlete of the year. thanks, cameron brink. she has grown so much. check out the footwork. nice reverse pivot inside layup. that's a 14 3 run for stanford break led the conference in double doubles it to go in the 4th break. not done yet. nice job ceiling offer. defender fights for the bucket down low brink had 16 points in this one. stanford with a 12 point lead at this point. >> next time down the floor. jones finds lexi hold areas to triple their knocks it down to give the cardinal a 15 point lead benches pumped up 15 points for lexi on the night. a couple minutes later, her sister lacy with the dagger. that really does it for stanford. the cardinal up 19 at

haley jones jones.s, but the youth narrowed the gap to just two at the half thai game here in the third quarter. this time, it's jones with an assist to a cutting cameron break. the game was never tied again. stanford outscored the huge 21 to 5 in the fourth quarter. jones with an assist once again. picking the ball outside to lexi hull for a three hall toughed it out for 15 points despite getting a smack in the nose. now it's lacey hall waiting for the cuttings, friend . believe me for an easy to inside stanford wins 73 48 15th tournament championship for coach tara vanderveer. now it's simply about waiting to see where the cardinal will be playing. as a number one seed in the tournament. high profile nba matchup this afternoon between the nets and celtics at the garden. kevin durant pulls up for that impossible to defend shot and knocks down two of his 37 points. this was just durant second game since mid january, he became the 23rd player in nba history to reach 25,000 points. that was pretty good li

wars host alex jones. offered to pay $120,000 to each plaintiff who filed a lawsuit claiming jones defamed them by saying that the massacre never happened and was a hoax. 20 children and 6 adults were killed in the 2012 shooting in newtown, connecticut. >>> overtime rules are changing in the nfl playoffs, and a historic bill was signed. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports president biden signed a bill making lynching a federal hate crime for the first time in u.s. history. mr. biden signed the legislation yesterday during a ceremony at the white house. it is named after emmett till who was kidnapped, tortured, and killed in 1955. his murder became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. >> i know many of the civil rights leaders here know, you heard me say it 100 times, hate never goes away. a few, all have to, not .rl200 other tiynbills e itir 120 ago. >>> the "associated press" says queen elizabeth shrugged off health issues to attend a memorial ser

emilia jones, we managed to keep going. emilia jones. looking _ we managed to keep going.king absolutely - we managed to keep going. emilia jones, looking absolutely amazing. you can see just how happy she is. it's a shame that lots of people are talking about something else entirely. if you remember the cast of coda tonight, they are feeling pretty happy, and they don't feel overshadowed. thank you, sophie long. jason solomons, you stayed up all night in london to watch all of this. i do want to talk about coda with you, of course. but given where you were, an industry event, lots of people from the british film industry, your reactions on how everyone responded? there was a gasp in the room, i was watching it with the european branch, people thought it was staged, then it became clear that it wasn't, that chris rock was smarting. chris rock referred to in 2016, because they boycotted those oscars. now we have a big celebration of blackness at the oscars, then this event happens. this reverberation will be the slab heard around the world. it overshadowed the year win for

and so thank you, and miss jones, thank you.cindy newman is ron greene falls, great falls, montana. senator cortez masto and senator tester is also on the call. so ms. newman please, tell us your story. thank you >> thank you, senator brown, for giving us this opportunity. i live in the highwoods in great falls washington. i want to tell you about people who choose to live in manufactured homes. [inaudible] when you have downside from big houses and [inaudible] empty-nester sometimes making a simpler lifetime and planning ahead for the more modest needs of retirement. on my street, seven of ten are single and come in campus. in 23 includes a person with a disability. most of us on our own fixed income and just cannot absorb these big rent increases. 21 years ago i bought a manufactured home and moved it to the highwoods because it was beautiful and well maintained. we had a hair landowner who kept our community safe and affordable. in just two years, having park capital has bought seven parts in montana, affecting the lives of o

jones denies that, but says he'll move out any way. what he suspect backing down on is the call for affordable housing and tenant rights. >> this is not about me, and i'm going to be fine. i enjoy all sorts of unearned advantages due to my race and gender. i'm politically connected. hello. i have a good job. >> a statement reads in part -- >>> still ahead, the governor rejected it once, but an effort to legalize jaywalking may find new life this year. we'll talk to the bay area lawmaker who introduced the bill. >> and the final issue for a comic book in san francisco. how they said good pi to fans. >>> rain in the north bay, you can see more substantial rain just offshore, moving in within the next hour. an updated look at how much rain we're expecting and how long the gusty winds will last when we come back. s>>> a mother charged in the killing of her 8-year-old daughter is set to appear in court tomorrow. samantha johnson is set to be charged in the courtroom following the death of her daughter sophia mason. mason was found dead earl

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and here is representative jim banks on with lawrence jones on saturday. watch here. >> they are interested in doing two things. killing americans and killing israelis. if this deal passes, joe biden will be sending billions of dollars to a terrorist group and if it passes joe biden will be the biggest funder of terrorism in the world and

now back to lawrence jones. >> welcome back to lawrence jones cross krnghts honored to introduce oneyond. very own steve hagan just returned from ukraine, steve, i know i can speak for myself and our colleagues as well as our audience we were praying for you brother as you are out there. you described what was different in this war zone from other reporting you've done over your years out there in the field. >> thank you lawrence if i really appreciate that. i think this is different than most other wars because the superior power, russia with air is deliberating targeting civilians on a massive scale. that's something that is hard to get your head around. it is even hard for ukrainians to get their head around. we've seen it before in chechnya they've basically rubble street after street block after block. and they target civilians create terror and to drive them out. they're doing it again. i mean when you paint the word children out in front of a building and that building gets bombed anyway it is hard for people to understand why would anyone bomb a building? where you write the

claimed the mass shooting was staged jones has apologized and retracted his statements but a trial now looks likely >>> the power of the tornados that bore down on texas last week is in full display in new surveillance footage security cameras at jacksborough elementary school and high school capture the winds tearing through the james, hallways and football field nine people were zwrered i town of about 4,000 people all students have returned te severe weather to tell you about. nbc meteorologist bill karins has been tracking it overnight >> swnt surprise me we had maybe a million 2 million people without power. located right over the top of the dallas area, and we have a tornado watch out until 7:00 a.m. central daylight in areas from dallas all the way towards louisiana. now, as far as the setup goes warm, humid air is coming out ahead of the storm system. we have strong winds kicking in behind the storms, and that's going to push these storms quickly through the south and help these storms to maintain their intensity and get stronger during the day today we even have a large area o