confused about it's just alex jones. of course it's the hundreds people who are conspiracy theories are harassing and targeting these families. most of them seem to operate with impunity. is it that we don't have the to prosecute them? do the laws themselves need to be changed so that these people are prosecuted, that they stop harassing these families? it's a tricky question because, you know, a journalist, i'm very you know, keen on our free speech laws. right it's not illegal to express these views. you know, you can, as alex jones does right, take a bullhorn and stand on the street and broadcast this where it does become illegal. that's the whole thing about lies. you pay for speech is free but lies you pay is when you are defaming you're naming names saying people either murdered their own children or faked their loved ones. deaths in order to profit, which was what was at the core of this. so that is prosecutable in the alex jones case shows us that but but the rest of it no and you social media companies are you c

jones have become part of our everyday life. they were originally developed for military research, including by british actor and engineer reginald denny. from 1935 onwards. he builds remote controlled aircraft, used by the u. s. for air defense exercises. these days though, there are many ways in which we use draws for more peaceful purposes, for tracking down missing persons or pets, for instance, or for impressive light shows in the night sky. or for those epic shots we keep seeing and movies. the next big trend has a lot to do with speed. ah, 1st person view drones are revolutionizing filmmaking. will be at these full throttle tracking shots alongside sports, cars, or exciting new angles of the berlin palace. or delicate aerial maneuvers through a bowling alley. first person view or f p v cameras allow the pilot to take on the drones perspective is within the one place that it's a little bit like playing, playstation or other game consoles of money. we control the drone and see exactly what the drone is saying. we'll see tha

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chris jones has more. a lot of the talk at _ rivals. chris jones has more.hrisjones has more. int of the talk at twickenham this morning about eddiejones�* morning about eddie jones' sensational morning about eddiejones�* sensational return to rugby union with australia potentially meeting steve borthwick�*s england in the world cup quarterfinal spot for borthwick, the focus is on the here and now, 19 days is how long he has got left before he coaches england against scotland at twickenham and he has named his 36 man squad. some old faces back in, like experienced pf°p old faces back in, like experienced prop dan cole, ben earl and elliot daly and some eddiejones regulars, billy vunipola, jack nowell and jonny may, left out. some new faces as well, most notably fence miss, the fly—half from northampton, and owen farrell captaining the side, who is available for the scotland clash, a bit controversially but was borthwick tempted to start a new era with a new leader? not at all, according to the new head coach. i think it is important to recognise everything o

the head of cease-fire which is captain jones. we also have reverend amita who is the chair of cease-fire and pastor dixon who is also a strong leader with cease-fire. we have with us as a mentioned earlier, councilmember jenkins is a councilmember for the district this happened in district 6 and i appreciate that councilmember read as well know we are interconnected and standing here with us as well. the best way to keep our community safe is to prevent crimes from occurring and i want to thank the people in this room for their ongoing dedication. to make sure that we continue this fight. this is the third mass shooting in california in less than a week. this is the 39th mass shooting in america so far in 2023. this problem is not unique to our state but it is unique to our nation. this has to end. it must end. misty with the proliferation of guns on our streets at every single level of government. because i ask and dare i ask how many more times do have to look at the front page of our papers and turn on our tvs and see that som

lieutenant governor jones, speaker burns, president pro tem kennedy, speaker pro tem jones, members of the general assembly, my fellow constitutional officers, mayor dickens, members of the judiciary, members of the consular corps and my fellow georgians. when delivered my first state of the state address, little did we know the unprecedented challenges before us. now on the other side of my first term we have overcome each of those chamgs. and we did it together. and we have risen to the occasion each time that change has come. speaking of change, each chamber has new leadership than when i first began my term and i want to congratulate lieutenant governor jones and speaker john burns on their elections. [applause] gov. kemp: i also want to congratulate the newly elected leaders and appointed committee chairs in both the senate and house. also want to congratulate again my fellow constitutional officers on their recent victories. over the last four years, our greatest achievements were accomplished when both chambers worked hand in hand with my office to put the people of our state fi

ok, for them jones, will get this done. ok, for them jones. mayor— will get this done.ones, mayor of newport - will get this done. ok, for them jones, mayor of newport news | will get this done. ok, for them l jones, mayor of newport news in virginia, thank you.— two underground trains have crashed in mexico city , killing at least one person and injuring more than 50 others. (gfx)the trains collided between two stations on line three , which is one of the oldest in the cities' metro system. witnesses say one of the conductors managed to reverse the train to the nearest station enabling some of passengers to get off on the platform. train services in the uk have been severely disrupted again as tens of thousands of rail workers continued their strike about pay and conditions. today's industrial action is the last of five rail strikes this week — though services are likely to be affected tomorrow as well. representatives of the rmt and aslef unions are due to have talks with the rail minister on monday. marine biologists in argentina have returned two green turtles to th

jones have become part of our everyday life. they were originally developed for military research, including by british actor, an engineer reginald denny, from 1935 onwards. he builds remote controlled aircraft, used by the u. s. for air defense exercises. these days though, there are many ways in which we used drones for more peaceful purposes. for tracking down missing persons or pets, for instance, or for impressive light shows in the night sky. or for those epic shots we keep seeing and movies. the next big trend has a lot to do with speed. first person view drones or revolutionizing filmmaking. be it these full throttle tracking, shot alongside sports, cars, or exciting new angles of the berlin, pat, or delicate aerial maneuvers through a bowling alley. first person view or f p b cameras allow the pilot to take on the drones perspective is within the one place that it's a little bit like playing, playstation or other game consoles of money. we control the drone and see exactly what the drone is saying. must be the one all c

i'm captain jones. you know, it is in oakland since 2012, it has been really, really a factor for us and allowed us to cut shootings and homicides by over 50% since we've been using this strategy. so like chief allison said, this incident that occurred last night. we we suspected there may be a gang connection. so seems far be coordinating the activities of the oakland police department and our response to this particular incident. unfortunately, we do have a lot of experience in dealing with these put these kinds of incidents. and so the coordination and the communication between the police department, the community and the department of department prevention, the structures in place for us all to work together and come up with strategies that work. the biggest threat to us right now is retaliatory shootings. the group's going back and forth. we continue to see violence that will stem from this particular incident. so at the police department will be working with everybody to community department of vi

we are here with leslie jones. this is very exciting.h: you are hosting "the daily show" for three nights are you excited to take on this challenge? >> yeah, i'm excited that they don't know what they're getting into [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm thrilled. i'm looking forward to seeing it >> i'm just -- i just want to see what i'm gonna do. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] you've been behind a desk before obviously you did a lot of stuff at "weekend update." you've hosted before you've filled in for ellen >> mm-hmm. >> seth: so i think it ticks a lot of boxes and obviously that staff is still there in place they're talented people. >> they're great too they're actually awesome they've been very helpful. they've, you know, given us great options and ideas and being very supportive. >> seth: was there anything you brought in where you said, hey, i want to address stories like this >> yes yes. there's a line of things i'm going to -- i can't tell you, but, you know, it's going to be good it's going to be good. we're going to be touching some s

[cheers and applause] leslie jones! i am on the leslie jones show. [laughs] >> leslie: oh, my god!he epitome of black don't crack, bro! you are beautiful! >> thank you. let me just say, first of all, you were so kind and generous, from the whole cast and the whole production, thank you for all of the posts you did when the streaming came out. we truly appreciate you. >> leslie: i am telling the truth, it is one of the best things i have watched in a long time. >> thank you, thank you. [cheers and applause] >> leslie: and i knew -- i knew it was going to be good because you guys have great actors. y'all are already good actors. it's a great plot, you have a great director, and you spent time on everything. it is just so appreciated. >> thank you so much. and thank you for watching. thank all you guys for watching, everybody out there. [cheers and applause] >> leslie: so good. now the one thing i appreciate about the franchise is how they have black men being friends and being real. how do you think -- how important it is do you think the portrayal of friendships and relationships be

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

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chris jones _ tomorrow. we will leave it there. chris jones in _ tomorrow. we will leave it there.eave it there. i chris jones in london, thank you. -- it affects chrisjones in london, thank you. -- it affects the professional game more than the immature. it's like surfing in a sewer — that's how sarahjackson, one of the world's leading windsurfers, has described training in the waters at hayling island, in hampshire. the two—time world championship silver medallist is ranked second in the world in her slalom discipline. the 24—year—old says she's been forced to relocate to tenerife because the water off the south coast has got so bad. i spoke to her earlier. in the winter of 2020 and 2021, i was training in hayling island, we are all stuck at home, i could not travel, and it was a opening. i never really understood... i come from cheshire, so up north we are racing on lakes mainly and this was the first time i have moved to the south coast. and i had no idea that the sewage was a problem like it is. ijust kind of thought, i don't know, it never really occurred to me that maybe tha

almost 12 hours, sittin: in by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an _ by sarah jones. hours, sitting in an ambulance. - by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an ambulance. we - by sarah jones. almost 12 hours, sitting in an ambulance. we are l sitting in an ambulance. we are going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart _ going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure _ going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure and - going to the ward. her 84-year-old father has heart failure and was - father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe. thea;r father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe.— father has heart failure and was struggling to breathe. they had to take him out _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the _ struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the rain, - struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the rain, right - struggling to breathe. they had to take him out in the rain, right out| take him out in the rain, right ou

jones. it is not a silver bullet. it may not be enough to take jones's media empire off the air. but it will certainly hurt. and it might make alex jones pause before he spins another web a very dangerous deception. now, today, fox news chairman rupert murdoch was questioned under oath in a 1.6 billion dollar defamation case. the lawsuit is between a voting machine company called dominion and fox news. dominion alleges that fox knowingly lied, pushing a conspiracy theory that dominion's perfectly fine voting machines were somehow flipping votes from trump to biden. and the key word here is, knowingly. dominion has to prove that, not only was fox news lying, but that fox news knew it was lying. and on that front, even before rupert murdoch's deposition today, it sort of seems like dominion may have fox dead to rights. let's watch that sean hannity clip one more time. >> dominion came under heavy fire after allegations that their machines caused thousands of votes in one michigan county to be switched from donald trump to joe biden. >> that is what fox news host -- sean hannity was

and it's not just van jones, it's the communication workers of america.s npr, it's al sharpton, it's the attorney b benjamin crump, o are colleague gianno talked to earlier tonight. where does that come from here? >> you know, sean, memphis, tennessee, is where tragically, in april 1968, martin luther king was assassinated. since then, the city has been roiled by racial tension. it's now a predominantly black city with soaring crime. the police force is consistently undermanned. they are desperate for officers. they are searching for recruits everywhere. i don't know whether they have relaxed their standards or what the result is. all i know is that what my eyes tell me after half a century in this business, dealing with law and order and cops of all colors. what i see here -- they reduce themselves to savages. i use the term "wolfpack" earlier. it was so uncontrolled, so undisciplined. so slanderous-the unprof unprofessional. lawrence is right, ted's english is poignant, and lawrence is right about setting back the shortage we have now with cops after ge

(brendan jones) i first came to alaska in 1997. you know, i'd go out with friends, and they would set skates and i was always kind of fascinated with it. i mean, there's such a culture of subsistence on the island because a half-gallon of milk costs $8. this is a skate that we're pulling. the idea is you set the skate in the evening or in the morning, and maybe eight or ten hours later, you pull it in the hopes that there's something on one of those 15 hooks. - the subsistence culture is still very, very strong here. - very much, yeah. this island was inhabited by tlingits for 10 000 years, and they hardly went into the mountains because when the tide was low, the table was set. so much food to be had around here. - you fish, but you also hunt. basically, do you make sure that you don't go to the grocery store very often? - well, it's kind of like a game my family plays. and we lose if we go to the grocery store. - really? - so we have the garden and we have hunting, and then we have subsistence, gathering seaweed, foraging, there'

shevrin jones is a democratic florida state senator representing the miami gardens area.amian-american and florida's first openly gay state senator. and in miami, dr. steve gallon elected school board member for , miami-dade county schools, lifelong educator and a former school teacher, principal and superintendent. state shevrin jones, your response to the state blocking this national ap black studies course? >> first, thank you for having me. i think it is important for us to point out this is far greater than just talking about ap classes right now. what we're talking about is the history of black americans, the plight of black americans. we should also make sure we're pointing out when we look at what governor desantis and republicans are doing, this is not just a florida thing. this is something we need to ensure does not happen and spread across the country. as i have made it clear and will continue to say it, our history does bring educational value. we are of value come of substance to this country and this state. what the governor is doing blocking students from

lawrence jones can do that. >> see if they can do that can you see if we can get lawrence jones on theeffort that. idea -- okay but in the meantime check in with griff jenkins down at dirty harry bar in daytona beach last we saw you chris seen where he was. nice. [cheering] there -- christmas what's your name? >> mary jane. >> christmas is not over. >> no it isn't. >> what do you think of my jacket? >> i think it is awesome. i like it. >> it's good? >> yeah. come with me for a second let's go this way thank y'all hello how are you? >> so this is the biggest part they call it most famous party in the street on main street they have bike and daytona 500 what's your name? >> britney. happy new year. i'm griff with fox news pete, will are in nashville what do you hope for 2023? better time management. >> better timing. >> time management. >> tile management okay. and what are you getting rid of for 2022 go away with thawfl. all those that have done me wrong done with all of those people. >> you done with them. >> mom included. mom -- no you can't get rid of mom. oh, my goodness gracious. a

and for van jones, then white ic jones to inject inject racece, and for al sharpton perpetuates the notion that the police are s systemically racist and it doesn' t matter. the race of the officer officeri does something wrong. ism. systemic racisng w it produces two negativeonsequ consequences. consequence number one ,ences. u are encouraging suspects, particularly young black male suspects. surticularto resist arrest. and that never ends up well. the second thing is cops pull back after being called systemic racism. there'o s been documented all whe over the country when there's been a high profile death or killing the police pull back and there are what's called excessive deaths, people. murdered who otherwise would not have been murdered had the police beehe wouldn't habeeh and the majority of theseese exs excess deaths are the very black people the that people on the left claim that they care about. now, the other thing is , mr.mri nichols. chmom -- >> mom, larry, let me interrupt. if i can put these officers in black, i want to go back to a picture we just put up on the screen, and t

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haley jones drives to the rackets. the turnaround jumper to fall jones of the cardinal of scoring tonight with 16 points. we go now to the fourth, stanford a big lina santiago looking for a layup, but she stuff right there by one of cameron brings six blocks in the fourth quarter alone that helps limit to just seven points scored in the fourth. stanford goes on to win 72 59, the cardinal remain undefeated in conference play. okay so this weekend storm, but there's a light at the end of the tunnel. things are drying into next week. yeah, we're certainly we're not going to have, you know, glorious sunshine with 10 days of straight weather, but at least we'll get a break from the rainfall, maybe as early as tuesday. hey, man, my umbrella will take it. yeah alright. thanks for watching their news at 11 or news continues with mornings on two at seven am on weekends. you can always find us online at ktvu so the five keys to investing wisely in a down real estate market are... keyp your cool... mm-hmm. keyp informed... legwor

and for thatjury is still— than eddie jones and for thatjury is still out — than eddie jones and fore out of time thank| you so much for your company chris and mary anne. we will be back tomorrow i will get it. hello. the first half of january brought seemingly relentless rainfall across much of the uk, but the second half of the month, a bit of a change on the cards. we've already seen things turning a bit drier and colder with some wintry sunshine around, and over the next few days we're going to hold on to that theme, so colder than it has been of late, but, thankfully, drier for most of us. some fairly widespread frost and ice overnight and some wintry showers for some of us too, because over the next few days we've got the winds coming in from the arctic bringing us this cold air mass. things will turn milder from the west as we head through the end of the week and into the coming weekend, but before that milder air arrives, we're all sitting in that really cold air, sub—zero temperatures across the board first thing tuesday. some mist and some fog patches for some central areas

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but, yes i'm in favor of perry jones. thank you. >> thank you for your comments this afternoon. >> mr. lamb do we have another caller in the queue please? >> can you hear me? ? >> caller are you with us? >> madam clerk no other callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. lamb and mr. president for the >> thank you for the comments public comment is closed. (gavel). >> on the remote system anywhere else in the chamber like to address that on behalf of the property sponsor the project or in opposition no one mr. president. >> thank you so much. and public comment is closed. for this item (gavel) . lastly we will invite up the appellant to present a rubble up to three minutes. >> rebuttal. >> hello. >> i believe planning mentioned the sunshine ordinance i understand they are actually investigated for violations by the sunshine task force regarding this very matter. um, those two against separate if occ versus the planting the appellant and myself not only difficult sponsor not know they have not offered my verifiable approve the

[applause] mayor lucas: i'm going to go to mayor jones, thank you. mayor jones: as i talked about earlier, the office of violence prevention, it works. you have to put all of those things under one roof. you're tracking the data that you're talking about, you are looking at aggregated data, all of our community violence prevention programs are looking at our data on jobs, on what our work force development agency is up to. putting all of those pieces together to see what's actually going on in the community, it dovetails into our mission with deterrence, intervention and prevention. that's what we lead with. >> thank you so much. i am vice president of the african-american mayors association. we met this past summer in new york and we spoke about taking a comprehensive approach to the office of violence prevention, those are great things but definitely partnering with atf to ensure that we are tracing and tracking the flow of illegal guns in arkham unity is critical. in the state of new york we just passed one of the most comprehensive and restrictiv

cnn's van jones with me now. van, listen, i think mr. jones spoke for all of us.re going to come. he had his on cnn. he did not have to apologize for being human, but i think he spoke for a lot of people around the country. >> he certainly did. my father is from memphis. i spent my summers in memphis. my heart goes out to that community. one of the things that laura is about to talk about is the role of pepper spray. we haven't talked about that. we talked about the beating. but don't forget. they were spraying pepper spray into his face repeatedly. imagine taking hot chili and rubbing on your eyeball. that's what they were doing. the cops couldn't even understand the reaction to the pepper spray just getting glances of it. you're pepper spraying someone, they're escalating with their voices, escalating with the pepper spray, and punishing him for the human response he was having to being tortured to death. >> listen. it's either fight or flight, right? and i think he was trying to run away as a natural instinct. he wasn't complying in the sense they wanted to com

jones 3. set your dvr so you never miss a show. and watch it within 24 hours, good night america. i love you america. [♪] brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. we start with a fox news alert. the memphis police department released body cam footage of the police involved death of tyre nichols. we were warned the video would be heinous and savage. it is. it's beyond anything i have ever seen. >> i didn't do anything.

daniel jones with his third touchdown pass of the game, new york is up.esponded on the next drive. now new york goes back in front 81-24. with three minutes left, to put it away and he dropped it. this is how the vikings live, the string of one possession victories, cousins, incomplete, that was short a 1st down, and the giants got the ball back and ran out the clock winning 31-24, the first playoff victory since super bowl xlvi and that was nearly 11 years ago. the giants now go to the philadelphia eagles and the 49ers will host either the cowboys or the buccaneers winner, a monday night game between those two. >>> might daniel coaching in buffalo at the afc, and the 1st quarter you expected this, the bills scoring. a nice catch to open the scoring and the bills jumped out to a 17-0 lead. miami rallied within 8. they tied the game 17-17 and then the opening minute of the 3rd, here came miami. miami led 24-20 in this game, and late in the 3rd, alan with his third touchdown pass today for a 10 point lead. a little over a minute left, bills led by 3, devon

louis mayor tishaura jones said the federal dollars will fund more infrastructure and housing needs and to mayor jared cram said cities can't afford to lose any of it. really. that was just a down payment. as far as i'm concerned on the needs of american cities in washington. i'm jessi tenure. 2023 is off to a really busy start at the state capitol where lawmakers have already begun. the author legislation on key issues. >> facing california, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with senate leaders from both sides of the aisle about their legislative priorities. >> homelessness, drought, water. those are just some of the issues. legislators here at the capitol hope to tackle this year. but they acknowledged doing so will not be easy, especially with the projected budget deficit. >> top of mind, i'm incredibly optimistic, optimistic senate president pro tempore toni atkins says she's feeling about the year ahead scheduled for wednesday. the first woman and openly lgbtq+ person to serve as senate president pro tem atkins will soon mark 5 years in that role. now, part of the legis

but, yes i'm in favor of perry jones. thank you. >> thank you for your comments this afternoon. >> mr. lamb do we have another caller in the queue please? >> can you hear me? ? >> caller are you with us? >> madam clerk no other callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. lamb and mr. president for the >> thank you for the comments public comment is closed. (gavel). >> on the remote system anywhere else in the chamber like to address that on behalf of the property sponsor the project or in opposition no one mr. president. >> thank you so much. and public comment is closed. for this item (gavel) . lastly we will invite up the appellant to present a rubble up to three minutes. >> rebuttal. >> hello. >> i believe planning mentioned the sunshine ordinance i understand they are actually investigated for violations by the sunshine task force regarding this very matter. um, those two against separate if occ versus the planting the appellant and myself not only difficult sponsor not know they have not offered my verifiable approve the

he throws it behind the intendem receiver, marvin jones.ut of his hand, it looks like it's okay. i think he was just expecting the receiver to sit down a little bit. >> al: it was almost tipped there as well. they're calling tranquill's number, 49. to the outside, caught along the sideline and that moves the sticks. it's christian kirk over there by derwin james. >> tony: good read by trevor lawrence there. they had three-on-two. christian kirk one-on-one, derwin james nice move, not able to stay with him. >> al: and a gain of 17 yards. over the middle, that's caught. that's the big man again. that's engram to the 10 yard line he goes. engram for 21 yards. >> tony: i think the chargers defense just a little mistake there. they looked like man on one side but didn't play man on engram's side. so he runs to the uncovered area, no one there, gets a big play. >> al: first and goal. engram has caught seven for 93 yards. they have agnew in the game now as a receiver. they put him in motion. lawrence looks that way, fires over the middle, too high