as victor simon jones. what happened here? this a detention centre. as victor simon jones.his is a re jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving — jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving situation. - jones. what happened here? this is a pretty fast-moving situation. this - pretty fast—moving situation. this is the coach turned up to take a group of migrants from here in south—east london to the bb stockholm barge. it was surrounded by protesters and police are now backin by protesters and police are now back in control of the situation. you can see some of the lease here. but what happened after that was it some protester started sitting on the road. you can see that the police are trying to remove the coach away from the area. nobody is on it as far as we are aware. over there, you have got some of the protesters and the police who are trying to remove the protesters from the road so that the coach can make its way out of this area. we have been speaking to some of the protesters involved. they say that the bb stockholm barge is not a suitable

kim jones own also toward a spaceport in the far east of the country. south korean intelligence has said it probably was russian health that enables north korea to launch its 1st spice satellite into orbit right now. what north korea gas from russia is a level of military cooperation. it has not had since the cold war since the soviet union. right. and that is a huge, huge wind for kim's on line. it might also be a win for kens nuclear weapons, even though no one knows for sure if russia is helping him develop that. what we do know is that kim is carried out an unprecedented number of messiah launches since 2022. people call them provocations. if they're just intended to get under our skin, they're not, they're testing new systems and sound, almost all of them seem to work. these missed the launch is used to have a differential purpose. the idea that they were always showed dangerous was mistaken to north page, did not want to go to work for the whole purpose of their policy was to engage the americans not to go to war with. in other words, wesson's tes

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jones, i want to, i. yeah, i absolutely want to hear what you think about what the university is saying. but before we get to that, i really want to establish where you would because you said you said you were inside a home when you were pushed out a. so there where it says in a few, then pressing medics who would gather the house size of the hall that the police are now in. okay, so you outside hamilton hall and you will push out when, when the police officers with a very large contingent of police officers arrived about an hour ago. yeah. okay. you are pushed into a nearby building called john j. o. okay. and now to your point about what the university is saying, they're saying that agitators have infiltrated the protests. is this something that you've seen? how long have you been involved in these protests? and is it fine? it seems yeah, i have not seen agitators or infiltrators become involved in these protests. i have been involved in the movement on campus since october. and i can tell you right now

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democratic candidate, former congressman, mondaire jones. congressman jones, welcome back. one of the last times you were on you were still in congress. why are you running against mark >> jonathan a great to be with you and your viewers. i am running, because for me, policy is personal. unlike most of the people we see in the house of representatives, i know what it's like to struggle, and i think we need more people in congress, who understand the pain that working people are feeling, including the people most partly in my congressional district, the 17th district, the lower hudson valley. as part as i am with the work we did when democrats had the gavel, capping the cost of prescription drugs, no one on medicare will pay more than $2000 out-of-pocket for drugs or hundreds of millions of dollars for healthcare to my congressional district even as a freshman member of congress, i know our work is unfinished, and that has to include codifying roe v. wade. it has to include banning assault weapons, lowering the cost of housing and healthcare, and obvious the protecting the a

it's a kim jones own is threatening the world with and less ms. file test, you might be thinking what's new or used to north korea's leader kim jong own being presented either as a super villain or last task and dictate or jokes. but now some north korea watchers are sounding the alarm. st. can might actually want a war. how big when done know can seems to be 6 of trying to make peace and things are working out in his favor these days kim is very involved in that's a threat, especially for south korea, which is backed by the us. so is the frozen conflict between north korea and south korea? heating back up. and is kim more dangerous than ever the these days kim jonathan seems to be pretty and to maps. and when dictators start focusing a lot on the borders, that's always a bit worry. and here he is inspecting a model of the south korean capital soul and warning that his country is ready to completely annihilate his neighbor to the south. if provoked whatever that means, and this is the border, he particularly has his eye on the disputed maritime bo

now jones had epilepsy as a child, but grew out of it. now he's partnered up with an organization that donates soft helmets to protect kids with epilepsy during seizures. more than 100 kids came out to san ramon high school to work on football skills and to play with jones. >> now if they see someone like marco that everybody knows, oh, i had that too. it makes me feel more normal. >> jones is a four star recruit as a linebacker. he has offers to play for some of the best college football programs in the country. he plans to hold his free skills camp every year. >>> it was a beautiful day especially later in the morning. >> yes. >> i hear we have beautiful weather coming up this week? >> for the next two days. more of today, only a little warmer. >> okay. >> it was kind of like they came through last night and just pushed that marine layer away and it's gone for a while. it's coming back for the middle of the week. we'll start out by taking a look at today for reference. it is always good to have a good starting point for reference to sho

w mapped out takes a look at whether a flurry of north korean weapons test indicates that sec, kim jones on is pushing full. that's next the we are all set and we are watching to see the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about come by as information for free might say do to and then kim jones own is threatening the world with and less miss style test, you might be thinking what's new or used to north korea's leader kim jong own being presented either as a super villain or last off in dictate, or jokes. but now some north korea watchers are sounding the alarm. st. can might actually want a war, how big when done know can seems to be 6 of trying to make peace and things are working out in his favor these days kim is very involved in. that's a threat, especially for south korea, which is backed by the us. so is the frozen conflict between north korea and south korea? heating back up. and is kim more dangerous than ever the these days came, jonathan seems to be pretty and to maps. and when dictators start focusing a lot on the borders, that's always a bit worrying. here he i

and musical guest norah jones! featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: ports 'em up ! offer it out. offer it up. have a seat, everybody, thank you. oh, you lovelies, oh, my brothers and sisters, welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. donald trump is back in court today. the trial is in session and it continued today with the defenses cross-examination of former fixer and wet sock watching you leave it behind at the laundromat, michael cohen. trump's team went after cohen hard in the cross examination, trying to depict him as a serial liar out for revenge. "michael, we have so much in common: serial lying. lying about cereal. you know, i met the late, great toucan sam. they say he followed his nose, it always knows, but guess where it took him? straight into a windmill. windmills kill, my friends. his friend sonny went cuckoo with grief. they claim, they a

welcome to the marco jones skills camp on his home field at srv. players and coaches recruited by marco put kids ages 8 to 13 through a range of activities from speed and agility drills to a spirited game of dodgeball all under the watchful eye of the camp's founder. >> he's a big inspiration. i mean i've known him for a while. he's one of the people i look up to. >> he has 5:00 a.m. workouts that he does, just amazing. most people don't do that, you know. he's really dedicated. >> reporter: but as bright as marco's future appears, it didn't start out that way. at 3 years old he was diagnosed with epilepsy suffering grand mal seizures at an alarming rate. >> it was a very traumatic experience for my weave and i especially, waking up when he's 3 years old to him having a grand mal seizure, not what we anticipated. >> it's scary and not being able to help your kid is maybe one of the worst feelings. >> reporter: but they did find help and at age 13 the problem cleared up, as it does for about 70% of patients. while most of the kids were able-bodied,

jones that is what you get.but sophie ecclestone and danny gibson continue to fight back, with england reaching one 640 in their innings. pakistan would need a very fast that if they were to complete an unlikely comeback. and it wasn't long before they had reached 50. butjust like that, in a moment of magic from jones stop them in their tracks. they try to keep the runs ticking over, and they were doing a good job— until bus. run out byjones. pakistan's hopes were fading. jones then took a fourth catch of the day. not a bad day two way to mark your 100th t20. despite a flurry of late runs from pakistan, england wrapped up runs from pakistan, england wrapped up the match with 53 runs to spare. a poor start, but a strong finish from england to get their summer of cricket under way. loads more going on around the world on this sunny saturday. tadej pocagar has extended his lead at the giro d'italia after winning stage 8. he now has a lead of nearly three minutes over rivals, dani martinez and geraint thomas. jorge

velena jones, nbc bay area news.outh bay teachers rallied today, calling for a better way to keep up with the bay area's high cost of living. teachers lined up outside los gatos high. the union is in the middle of negotiations with the los gatos-saratoga high school district. teachers say they used to be some of the best paid educators in the bay area. now, many say they can't even afford to live in that district. historically, i've been here many, many years and it would we would be the school that would take teachers away from other schools. and now and now we are the opposite. people are taking our our staff away. district officials tell us they look forward to keeping up good faith negotiations are both beneficial and fiscally responsible for the community. relief is coming for those with student loans. the biden administration is giving borrowers more time to meet a key deadline. we're talking about biden's account adjustment program. borrowers now have until june 30th to make their request, and in order to qual

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john jones is to her left.ckly eliminated as a suspect because he had a solid alibi that placed them nowhere near garrett's apartment on october 24th, but john jones, the local sheriffs deputy , got a different perspective. >> so something might be going on but you don't know what. >> he told police he got home about 5:00 and lived two blocks from the apartment. police say this is jones on a grainy security video across the street from where garrett passed by. he was asked to roll up his shirt and pants to check for possible wounds and ligature. tandy was talking to police and had some thoughts. strong thoughts. >>> coming up. >> they asked if there was anyone we knew of that would want to hurt garrett and there was only one person that came to mind. >> the cheap of police indicated to another investigator that they had a suspect and they were lining up whatever evidence they could. >>> when "dateline" continues. if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be

jones. sorry i, president elias, commissioners and chief scott, i'm jermaine jones, policy attorney for the dpa. i was asked to, assist the homicide team with looking into how jurisdictions handle cold cases. can you get closer to the mic? sure thing. real soft spoken. i get that a lot, so i met with the cold case team, specifically chris fountain, to get a better, better understanding of how their operation works and what they've looked into for, then looked into policies for some large jurisdictions around the country and followed up with survey questions, unsurprisingly, we didn't get too many responses, but four did respond. at a high level, there are some pretty big policy differences among jurisdictions, the biggest split is between government run reward programs and third party reward programs, the government run reward programs, are present in san francisco, philadelphia, l.a. county, and metro dc. they all have, small differences, but i'll go into those, third party reward programs

former congressman mondaire jones, congressman jones, welcome back to the saturday show.reat to be with you and to be with your viewers. i'm running because for me, policy is personal. most everything we see in the house of representatives, i know what it is like to struggle and we need more people in congress who understand the pain working people are feeling including the people most importantly in my congressional district. and the 17th congressional district. new york's lower hudson valley. as proud as i am of the work we did last term when democrats had to gavel, capping the cost of prescription drugs so next year, no one on medicare will pay more than $2,000 out of pocket for prescriptions or bringing hundreds of millions of dollars for schools, housing, and health care to my congressional district as a freshman member of congress, i know that our work is unfinished and it has to include codifying roe v. wade. protecting the affordable care act which is what donald trump and my republican opponent want to repeal. >> uh-huh. speak of your republican opponent, in the

jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match,

jones has not had it easy.mos reports growing up, there were questions if he would be able to live a normal life. >> if you don't know the name marco jones you can be sure that every college football team in the country does. he placed linebacker and tight end and has offers for more than 30 colleges including schools like michigan, alabama, usc and texas. but on this day it was his team on the field. welcome to the marco jones skills camp at his home field at srv. players and coaches recruited by marco put kids ages 8 to 13 through a range of activities, speed and agility drills to a spirited game of dodgeball, all under the watchful eye of the camps founder. >> he is a big inspiration. i've known him for a while and he is one of the people i look up to. >> he has 5:00 a.m. workouts that he does. just amazing. most people don't do that. he is really dedicated. >> as bright as his future appears, it didn't start that way. at three years old he was diagnosed with epilepsy, suffering seizures at an alarming rate.

jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with hislson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, with some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes. wilson with that one. cheering and applause. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match, and he trailed byjust three frames at one stage.

are julia vargas jones was outside hamilton hall all day. reporting from the scene providing really an exclusive look of what was going on. julia, you boulden moved off campus now and we see you just outside where there have been i think some some word shall we say between the demonstrators and police it's getting a little too much all right we'll have a hard time hearing julia right now. julia, hopefully you can get if you can hear me, if you can get your microphone fixed, but i do believe what you were saying is there have been some shouts from the protesters toward the police? the police were there standing, the police were standing there peacefully. the protesters separate from them also standing there on the right-hand side of your screen. we can see people i believe the police officers, i think leaving hamilton hall where they had gone in through the window through that ramp actually, let's get to me, go marquez right now and tell us what you're seeing from where you are so we're just watching these buses as well, but we're turned arou

jones and they are group sanded with us every three months where are you on this reform what are you doing what is this and that not done? offer man give me a break but she never did (laughter) you know what those types of pushes what we need and we have community partners that do that the bar association the president aladdin jackson sitting there (clapping.) julie who has been with us with policy changes and workshops and the like but they bring a perspective sometimes subcommittee we have blind spots we don't see what i have that level ever perspective urging to do better work shout out to all the groups that work with us i'll only rattle after a few. >> (calling names.) >> a staple and ms. paul brown here and george ms. brown is still been she's always there pushing us. she's there reminding us don't forgot about me and my son what will i do to fix your problems so ms. brown thank you. (clapping.) >> the homeless coalition we don't agree i'll be the first to say three they're here with at mission to help people and we do what can we come together on some of those intersect look a

thank you, commander jones. i do think that, i feel better about this hearing than i have about our prior hearings. and i feel good cautiously good i guess, about the plan that you presented in which there was a plan that we have been waiting for. and i think can it gives us a starting point. i'm seeing increased evidence and i'm appreciative of that. and i do think that it is important. i do think that, i do think that we have a few questions. i wanted to, i think i'm seeing directed enforcement happening and i'm glad about that. i'm also glad that you're crunching data about what is dangerous, because it strikes me that directed enforcement could become a formula for a whole lot of enforcement in parts of the city where people are used to making themselves heard and direct a response. and that other parts of the city that may be more dangerous in terms of crashes may get short drift in an environment where we're not enforcing all the time. can you talk about how you're going to avoid, i want all the enforcemen

were are julia vargas jones will be walking, earning her degree. i have to say you've more than earned or journalism degree three over the last 24 hours or so, julia. so celebration or not. congratulations to you on that and all the work you've done. we have much more coverage just ahead. we are just getting word that some of the protesters have moved about 20 blocks north. that's what you're looking at right there. that is sitting the college for those who know new york well, the campus there, we're gonna get a live report from there right after this after advil. >> let's night in what about your back for ads? >> advil dual action bytes paying two ways. advil targets pain with the source has seen a minute and blocks pain signals. advil dual action. >> my name is marie and 49 years old and i'm a business owner. i owned a lemonade and ice cream shop in florida. so i can feel and see that my lines have gotten deeper just from a year out in the sun. >> i've still murray and i got botox cosmetic. >> i did not want dramatic change and wanted something s

i'm monica jones from me and the news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center the straight people's screens the around the world more than 130000000 people of.

this is tom jone s >> tom jones brought the male sex appeal to las vegas, brought the sweat and thenut there. >> and swiveling in a way that even an elvis presley never did you have loud music outlandish, close and a more raw kind of sexuality than you ever had in the 19 50s, or in the early 1960s the fact that he was from wales, we thought of him as having an international appeal, but that will only hear used to always really do with this generation small shift in vegas where you go from sinatra to tom jones singers are getting a little bit more dangerous it's just a much different vod that was a real sensational change because sexuality became key ingredient to success and margaret is another case in point she was perfect with her dancing, with her films, enter popularity. vegas terror to realize they could broaden the base of entertainment and margaret became a pretty big vegas start. >> she did a show in the late 60s that caught the counterculture hippy, psychedelic feeling. it was very visual and fast she wrote a harley out on stay she was just this very flamboyant sexual perfor

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w mapped out takes a look at whether a flurry of north korean weapons test indicates that sec, kim jones on is pushing for world. that's next. the we are all set. we are watching to see the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about com, biased information for free might say, due to and then kim jones is threatening the world with and less ms. sile tests.

i'm monica jones, welcome to the program. ukraine's president for a lot of mr. lansky has acknowledged a tense situation on the eastern front lines with troops suffering from battle fatigue and running low on weapons and equipment. the president estimates ukraine has only a quarter of the defense as it needs to count a russian missile attacks. he also lashed out at western allies warning the indecision is contributing to the critical situation. the waves, no one was stuck on the. we are in a non some situation fully where the west is afraid, the dresser will lose the war. and it doesn't one ukraine to lose it brought out because the cranes final victory will lead to rushes defeat. but as of a day and the final victory of russia will lead to ukraine's defeat, i see the pro, so green. and he, we are with you right now if you move in such a moment and such a challenge for everyone in the game look like. let's see, savanski has been visiting the eastern region of how teeth, which sits on the border with russia, and has faced intense bombardment by russian troops and recent weeks. the count

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if we see more west americans coming in, then likely the use of jones is going to go down. but so, so far they are making they, they were playing a very important role. in this one. you mentioned earlier how drones changing wolf habits tell us more about how it's actually changing? how come bad is carried out? i mean, you have um, drones that are being used by the infantry such as 1st person for drones suicide because you're more sophisticated motoring condition that is being watched by other side circles in the area that is able to by itself or search for search reading vehicles for example, an attacker in addition to that, but we're talking about drone attacks to refrain. oftentimes, we're talking about head drones, marching condition that is started in the large swans for its forms for exempt from from the tech cities across the entire country. here your train, your train is also using types these types of drones to attack targets in russia. for example, the find rece across the country as far as, as a st. petersburg. for example, in addition to that, where things that's

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velena jones, nbc, bay area news. thank you. velena. new officers and a new police chief. thank you. witness testimony continued today at former president trump's trial in manhattan. madeleine westerhout, who served as a white house aide in the trump administration, was back on the stand for cross-examination by trump's attorneys. she has testified about checks trump signed in the oval office and a meeting scheduled with trump and michael cohen, who at the time was trump's attorney. cohen is expected to be a key witness in the case, and he's expected to testify next week. mr. trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money payments made to adult film actress stormy daniels. a federal appeals court upheld the contempt of congress conviction of steve bannon. he is the ex-advisor of former president trump. bannon defied a subpoena from the congressional committee that investigated the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. the court's decision means bannon may soon have to start serving a four month prison sentence. his lawyers could ask

that's julia vargas jones, a master's student at columbia journalism school. let's assess how effective the protesters have been about getting their message out via the media and how media coverage, especially via the mainstream, has shaped americans' perspective on the protests. doug mcleod is professor ofjournalism at the university of wisconsin—madison. doug, welcome to the media show. i know you've been studying how the media frames protest. and you use an interesting term, you talk about the protest paradigm. just explain what you mean by that. yeah, well, we've been studying social media coverage of social protest for over 35 years. we've studied it across a variety of different protest contexts, both left and right groups, abortion groups, environmental groups, black lives matter anarchists, a whole host of different types of protest topics. and one of the things that emerged when we looked at mainstream newspaper and television coverage of these protests was a certain common pattern of covering social protests. the stories look pretty similar in terms

jones have really changed the way this war is being popular. we change the situation on, on the battlefield. we heard the report reports in the beginning of this war. standard tactics were being applied as standard a center weapons such as the infantry attacks. and that sort of thing. when jones were being introduced this, how does an extra layer a cheap, commercially available drones were able to spot the enemy pinpoint targets for a total later on comment drones, i'd like to just saw next report, introduced and becoming more and more widespread according to the printer from the staff up to 70 percent of the rest of the equipment that was being destroyed by these kind of drones. and they really are able to change the limits of the movements of the inverse for your moving terrain. during the day, you really risk of being being sponsored have been targeted by drones other other troops that are using this type of information. so moving industry was limited and the cover and concealment is becoming more and more important, especially in the office

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and jones, when it has been sworn in as the 1st minister of scotland, the scottish national party veterans surfaced deputy 1st minister and finance minister under previous features. he replaced with homes and yourself who resigned last week is key challenge will be to repair the s m p 's reputation after a spring up scandals and a north korean propagandist to help to build personality called the wrong 3 leaders from the kim dynasty has died at the age of $94.00 ken mckee now loved the department for propaganda and was in charge of north korea's top newspaper in the 1970s. currently there kim jong own, paid tribute to him in the capital chung. yes. and a hong kong the appeals court has granted the government's request to ban a popular protest anthem glory to hong kong was often sung at mass anti government demonstrations in 2019 critics to save the band further of roads, freedom of expression, since china cracked down on the protest movement in hong kong, the city government also demanded online platforms move the song of correspondence . phoebe collins told me more about this song that is

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sarah jones, treat to countries are doing. sarah jones, great to have _ countries are doing.jones, great to have you on. _ 0ur correspondent aruna iyenga is in winchester where the libral democrats' campiagn is underway. what is happening there? i what is happening there? i have been walkin: in what is happening there? i have been walking in this — what is happening there? i have been walking in this beautiful— what is happening there? i have been walking in this beautiful green - walking in this beautiful green field in winchester interviewing ed davey, the leader of the lib dems. he has been targeting the south of england because he thinks the lib dems have a good chance of making ground here over the conservatives. earlier this morning he was campaigning in chichester. 0n earlier this morning he was campaigning in chichester. on this dog walk he was walking along the banks of the river and try to highlight the problem is that the lib dems foresee in sewage outflows across the country. the lib dems feel this is a good campaigning tool for them, sewage outflows. he has been

the dow jones retreating from the 40,000 level. host: jamie dimon sounding on alarm when it comes to lingering inflationary forces telling us the chances for a hard landing are higher than markets thank. host: and a busy friday in china with high-level talks on the property sector. a third sale of special bonds and april economic data that may show a modest improvement. host: we do have south korean jobs crossing the bloomberg. we see the unemployment rate for april sticking to two point 8%. the expectations from economists were two point 8% and it is unchanged from the previous month. we were expecting potentially more of a softness. up to 2.9 percent. we did see level force participation increasing. but the jobless rate levels around this level are below the post-pandemic average of 3.3%. bloomberg economics considering that the natural rate of unemployment so neither pushing up or down inflation. a tighter job market giving the bank of korea time before cutting rates. labor participation something to watch especially as it comes

jones was always playing catch up, from being 7—0 down, but did mount something of a comeback, with hisirst century of the final as he looked to cut wilson's lead. the match wasn't of the highest quality, with some easy pots missed and a few outrageous flukes. wilson with that one. cheering and applause. both men benefited from those. jones won three frames in a row, his best spell in the match, and he trailed byjust three frames at one stage. cheering and applause. but wilson finally got over the line. he was runner up to ronnie o'sullivan four years ago. that was during the pandemic and only a limited number of spectators were allowed in then. he certainly enjoyed this moment. i'm trying so hard to inspire a younger generation. you know, hopefully i'm inspiring my kids. they did an interview this week and someone asked them who their sporting idol is — they said ronaldo. so hopefully i've overtook him now! laughter so, yeah, it's great. i just wanted to say thank you to each and every one of you for making this so special. i was robbed of this in the covid final. i will never forget t