jones with ms. really did not know exactly how she was killed. >> he conceded. the defense did an admirable job protecting jones. >> i think the point they were trying to make was a good one, it could be anyone it could be someone we never thought of. >> so, the seasons slipped by and now with the snow falling, a retrial. with time and money tight, all knew this would be rubenstein's last shot at jones . another mistrial would be just as good as an acquittal. so, it all played out as before. >> you have a track record of being dishonest. the same witnesses. the same testimony. >> i have never been able to run a dog on a trail that is a month old. >> the same alternate suspect. >> in your opinion, the sheriff's office conduct an objective investigation? >> no. >> the same closing argument from the defense. >> this man is innocent and he stays that way unless these people can convince you in other ways beyond reasonable doubt. >> but what was different this time was rubenstein's closing argument, taki

van jones: i think that bothered biden. i think biden felt that he had promised his son that he was going to run and he didn't do it. joe biden: that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. jeff zeleny: when biden finally got into the race, there was excitement in some quarters of the democratic party, but there was also some apprehension. evan osnos: a lot of people thought that joe biden was a voice from the party's past. he wasn't their idea of what the party's future could be. bernie sanders: thank you, new hampshire. subject 1: joe biden was on the side of the credit card companies. it's all a matter of public record. van jones: people were excited about other candidates. subject 2: there's a lot of people who are concerned about joe biden's ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling. van jones: it just seemed like yesterday's guy clinging the glory. and so the circle around biden was pretty small. his campaign was pretty small. there weren't big crowd

. >>> and later, remembering phil jones.wn here as one of the cronkite kids. >> we have all the stars we need in television news. what we're short of is great reporters. that's what phil is. >> the vietnam war is all over. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us on this sunday. tonight both israel and hezbollah's leaders in lebanon are declaring their latest military operations a success. it was a dramatic but contained escalation that stopped short of all-out war. israel and the powerful hezbollah militia exchanging their heaviest strikes since the war in gaza began. israel fired first, saying it was preventing a major attack. cbs's imtiaz tyab is in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. hezbollah's missile and drone attack and israel's massive preemptive strike marked one of the largest exchanges of cross border fire on the israeli lebanese border over ten months ago raising fears of wider regional war is closer than ever.

the guyanese government tolerated jones town but were noton necessarily enthralled wih jim jones himself the idea that jonestown would have a basketball team that could go into georgetown, the guyanese capital and play against exhibition team maybe that'll help so jimmy and stephen and some of the other young men from jonestown were in georgetown when the big moment came, congressman and couple of members of the news media were killed, jim jones gathered everyone together to die as a political gesture and he called the sort of office they had in georgetown and jimmy was -- took the call. and his father used code words, kill yourself. and jimmy and stephen, no, we are not doing that. do it. and there were some followers who were there in the building who really still believed in jim jones. one woman took a knife and killed herself and her children. jimmy and stephen thinking well, maybe before he has everybody die in jonestown he will do one of his four hour can he rememberons, went raise to go the american embassy to see, can we get a helicopter, can we get a small plane, if we can get t

jones signed off in 2001. >> i'm phil jones.our colleague ward sloane put it, jones believed it was his job to poke the finger in the eyes of power and ask the hard questions made that legacy of hard questions we continu to carry on. that is tonight's "cbs evening n s." >> judge judy: she gave you $1,400 on the day you were released from jail. >> announcer: an ex-con's freedom came with a cost. >> she was giving me money to help me get on my feet. >> judge judy: but she asked you for the money back. >> he's a liar and a narcissist. >> announcer: now he expects to be released from his debt. >> she's been slandering me from the beginning. who wants to go through that for $1,400? >> judge judy: if you were the trophy at the end of my race, i would walk backwards. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution wendy shabazz is suing her former friend, jerome lida, for an unpaid loan after he was relea

but jones was paranoid. he believed if we let one command and take a couple dozen people, another will be here next week. he will take more people and assume everybody is going to gone. there's why he decided to kill the congressman and we are all going to die as a gesture. peter: just remind everybody, congresswoman jackie speier, who just retired with liam mccarthy's assistant and was shocked when she was done living in 1970. jeff: the branch davidians, one thing i have to remind people of is that there is a three groups involved in what happened in waco. we have the ats the fbi and the branch davidians. that ended horribly and it did not have to end the way it is, but for ats and the fbi, the best result would have been a clean operation, not a shot fired, nobody dies. only the branch davidians required people to die. that is a fact. peter: mike, detroit, please go ahead with your question or comment for jeff guinn. caller: it is great to hear from you. i lived in arizona and in missouri. the one thing th

jim jones had an childhood that he was always loved. vernon wayne howell was born to a 14-year-old girl and was raised with a lot of uncles and stepdad's but he never wanted for food or attention. we can understand when people have problems how it might affect them but that doesn't mean we have to also believe that it was inevitable. >> how many children of david koresh survived and why so many? >> david koresh's children, most of them, died in the final fire. that was deliberate on his part. all told he fathered 23 children by just about a dozen women. he said that the bible quoted that the lamb shall spread his seed so the lamb of revelation didn't have children so burn in the lamb had to have children. obviously he couldn't have those with just one wife and to these children of his were really old souls being born again and when the time came they would be thee magistrate of the book of revelation in the new kingdom of god. three ofof his children were out at of mount carmel by the time to atf operation took place. they are two mothe

let's see what, ray harris says, ricky jones , this is, of course, the jones, this is, of course, the ricky jones just like all other labour reps will be advised to apologise, sit at home a couple of weeks and then all will be forgiven and hunky dory. i'm not so sure, gary says there must be somewhere in our law where the people majority view can remove an unpopular and undemocratic government. i think that's what we call a general election. and we call a general election. and we literally just had one, jack. nice try, darling. very good. i'm not reading the second bit, but he says, but what you have said is true or interesting anyway, because some people might agree with you. others may disagree. but you've said starmer doesn't need to be wasting his time posturing at cobra meetings . there are many cobra meetings. there are many other issues that need attention. maybe immigration could receive some consideration and determined actions, which may reduce tensions in the need for panic policing measures. again, i think you make a good point and, keir didn't appear to be answering the s

simon jones in our newsroom _ coming days. simon jones in our newsroom in _ coming days.ng days. simon jones in our newsroom in london, thank- coming days. simon jones in our newsroom in london, thank you| newsroom in london, thank you for bringing us up—to—date on the very latest. we will stay across across developments in england and on those riots throughout the course of the evening here on the bbc. the us says it will deploy more defensive military support to the middle east. the department of defence as it aims to strengthen protection for us troops in the region and israel in response to growing threats from iran and iranians back to fighters. —— a ramian back to fighters. —— a ramian back to fighters. hamas —— hamas's leader ismail haniyeh was assassinated. prominent figures from the main rival palestinian faction to hamas. afterfuneral prayers in the state mosque in doha, is mel ania pulse —— ismail haniyeh�*s, was buried. although iran and its allies have blamed israel, the country has not claimed responsibility for his death. from doha, our senior international

senator jones?d yet donald trump can't seem to fix his lips to say, welcome back home. >> it's not on his end. sorry, while the senator gets it figured out. tara? >> i'll tell you what it is, it is a temper tantrum. trump threw a temper tantrum, because biden is doing what he is doing well, being president. he represents everything that is great about america, and donald trump represents everything that isn't great about america. donald trump hates america actually, and so does maga. he does not like the fact president biden achieved something as wonderful as bringing home our wrongfully held americans in russia. this is what presidents do. so the fact that he would do this, why isn't anyone surprised, jonathan? this is what he does. there is no unifying. people were trying to guess light america into believing somehow trump changed, that there was a unifying message. we know that lasted 20 minutes during a speech he awkwardly read at the rnc that someone else wrote for him. so this is a perfect exa

legendary correspondent phil jones. he died over the weekend at his home in florida. he was 87. duncan looks back on his life and his decades-long career. >> reporter: jones joined cbs in 1969, covering the war in vietnam to the bitter end. >> and that is it. the choppers with the last american ground combat troops. for the grunts the vietnam war is all over. >> reporter: but jones was best known for reporting on the political battles in washington, covering watergate. >> there's the president waving goodbye. >> reporter: the ford white house. >> can you give us any idea -- >> oh! >> reporter: and capitol hill, including the impeachment of then president bill clinton. >> along with all the controversies and scandals i've also covered some real giants at this capitol. elected officials who were as fiercely partisan as they come, but at the end of the day it was always country first, political party last. >> reporter: jones was tenacious, once riding a mule through burma in pursuit of a drug kingpin for a "48 hours" report. when jones retired in 2001, colleague eric enberg summed

jones, presidentf the foundation. thank you so much for being with us. get your response from what we've seen this past week and also over the past 24 hours as well. >> yes, thank you. you never thought in my lifetime that i would see the likes of what's been shown on tv the last few days. with the riots that's been happening up and down the c country. and black and brown people. i never thought i would see that on the streets in england and it was quite disturbing and quite frightening, actually and it did make you start to wonder how safe am i going to be, how safe are my family going to be and how safe are other black and brown people i know going to be safe? and some of the things that i've seen on social media of black and brown people just have been approached and then attacked and punched and kicked and people ha just carried on filming and nobody's come to their aid and just like what is going on? i was just like, i can't believe that right-wing parties or people, members of right wing groups has taken the depth, the tragic, horrific deh of three

mr jones is a family man.ty. he's from dartford in kent, where he is a suspended labour councillor , suspended by the councillor, suspended by the labour party yesterday. and he also went on to say that he has children and grandchildren within the community. he has been committed to his community over many, many years and mr zaheer added that he was wholly committed to the welfare of others without the expression of any sort of prejudice at all. but after hearing from both the crown and the defence solicitor, judge ikram did go on to say that i'm told that while mr jones is an elected politician and in a position of leadership, he said that in a time of widespread tension , he uttered widespread tension, he uttered words that demonstrated a complete lack of judgement and, addressing mrjones in complete lack of judgement and, addressing mr jones in the complete lack of judgement and, addressing mrjones in the dock, he said the disorder is at risk of continuing. i have no confidence that in the midst of heighten

it is said that jones is passing griffith's coaching courses and wants to become a coach. returning to the world of football , the spanish national team is closer than ever to arsenal . fabrizio romano, an informed reporter in the field of european football transfers, claimed that after arsenal's negotiations with mikel moreno, this player was removed from the list of real sociedad until the spanish national team focused on the agreement. the final is with arsenal , the head coach of sociedad also reacted to this issue and told mikel merino from the list for tomorrow's game. draw a line because he had negotiations with other clubs. this is the best solution for such an issue. felix in london. mateo moretto has claimed that chelsea and atletico madrid have reached a final agreement on the transfer of shah and felix, and this transfer will be made official in an hour. it is said that this player is going to be exchanged with the english connor hoffek. and the phenomenon of france. in psg, with the official announcement of the paris saint-germain club, 19-year-old desiree doe

ricky jones , a should be cut.emonstration. labour party a labour party spokesperson told gb news this behaviour is completely unacceptable and will not be tolerated. and in other news, a special set of stamps is being issued marking the history of the tower of london. royal mail has partnered with historic royal palaces on images of the ten stamps. the main set of six stamps include the white tower , stamps include the white tower, tower green and the king's house. royal mail says the stamps celebrate the myth and legend ceremony and tradition of one of the most famous buildings in the world, and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, cameron has your next update for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward >> right. good for news patrick. guess what? watching sports from the sofa can burn as many calories as exercise. you've you've got a bit shorter since last segment up here. >> it appears as though there's a slight i

ricky jones who was a former _ you tell us more?ur _ you tell us more? ricky jones who was a former labour counsellor - you tell us more? ricky jones who was a former labour counsellor in | was a former labour counsellor in kent, he took part in it anti—violence, antiracism demonstration in east london on wednesday night for the video footage posted online showed the 57—year—old telling a crowd at far right demonstrators needed to have their throats cut. he was arrested by the metropolitan police yesterday, suspended by the labour party and was then charged with encouraging violent disorder. mr jones appeared at west minister magistrate court in london this afternoon when he was remanded in custody after being charge, he did not enter a plea. it's another person who has come up before the courts after their activities this week. ~ �* , ., ~:: :: courts after their activities this week. . �* , ., ~:: :: ., , courts after their activities this week. ~ �* , ., ~:: :: ., , week. we've seen over 600 arrest so far. the week. we've seen ov

joining me now, former senator doug jones, former u.s.hed senior fellow for the center for american progress and tara, resident scholar at the center for politics. thank you very much for coming back to the saturday show. in the tease for this, i talked about the front page story in the washington post earlier in the week that said you know, trumps people want him to talk about policies, but he keeps talking about the vice president's race and gender. i think i know why he is doing it. well, he's doing it because he thinks it works. senator jones, do you think it will work? >> no, not at all, jonathan. i mean, donald trump just gets more like himself every day despite the many advisers that he's got, he just can't help himself. this is not going to work. he has got whoever that kind of rhetoric appeals to, he's got those folks, and they are going to either turn out or they're not going to turn out but he's got those folks and certainly that kind of rhetoric is not appealing to the broad section of americans, middle of america, and the ind

ricky jones, a labour account that. account with my counsellor in dartford, kent. he was among thousands of people protesting at an anti—racism, anti—violent on wednesday night. there was video footage of him posted online that showed the 57—year—old telling a crowd that far right demonstrators needed to have their throats cut for that he was arrested by the met yesterday the labour party quickly said suspended him saying his behaviour was completely unacceptable. he's now been charged with encouraging violent disorder. the statement the cps that mrjones had appeared to make remarks in a gesture to encourage others to act violently towards far right protesters he was due in court this afternoon. then riaht, due in court this afternoon. then right. thank— due in court this afternoon. then right. thank you _ due in court this afternoon. then right, thank you for _ due in court this afternoon. then right, thank you for the - due in court this afternoon. then right, thank you for the political correspondent at west minister

simon jones, bbc news.ne count of encouraging violent disorder after he was filmed addressing a crowd at a london demonstration on wednesday. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins us now from westminster. what more can you tell us? ricky jones was a _ what more can you tell us? ricky jones was a former _ what more can you tell us? ricky jones was a former labour- what more can you tell us? ii cg jones was a former labour councillor in dartford, kent, and was among thousands of people who joined a counter demonstration against racism and violence in walthamstow, east london, on wednesday evening and the video footage posted online showed the 57—year—old telling a crowd that, far right demonstrators needed to have their throats cut. he was arrested by the met yesterday when a labour party spokesperson gave a statement saying this was unacceptable and will not be tolerated and he has since been suspended from that labour party and he has now been charged with encouraging violent disorder and the cps said

franstine jones, former president _ is in. franstine jones, former president of _ is in. franstine jones, former president of the national- is in. franstine jones, former i president of the national black police association, thank you for sharing your thoughts with us here on the context. while the violence started in england, northern ireland has also seen clashes. and today, the stormont assembly was recalled to address the unrest. the first minister of northern ireland, michelle o'neill, condemned continuing violence in belfast, saying there is no place for racism in the country. police in the east of the city came under attack again last night. police came under sustained attack from petrol bombs, masonry and bricks, and a police vehicle was set alight. a number of attempts were made to start a fire in a supermarket, but police were able to thwart them. let's bring in beverly simpson. she is a nurse and policy adviser at north west migrants forum in derry. thank you so much for being with us, and ijust want thank you so much for being with us, and i just want to thank

jones, always a pleasure to check in with you. hope you are safe and doing well. your thoughts on on attacking a children, a school level, school age children, pardon and critical educational infrastructure in time of conflict? yeah, we uh spent centuries in the west developing something called the just war theory, that it was trying to apply the rule of law to war, what what this meant when in effect was eliminate? civilian casualties, eliminating civilians, this one of the great achievements of civilization, and right now you're seeing this whole idea called into concept by a group of people who feel that they are above the law, so this this is the fundamental crisis that the world is facing right now, can a group of people simply by their own statement, put themselves above the law and basically destroy the lives of people who have nothing to do. with the war itself, non-combatants, women and children, but if i was to tell you that, you would not be indicted or you will not face illegal repercussions or consequences or jail tim

our velena jones is at the macarthur bart station right now. she's going to be joining us with what she's finding out in just 30 minutes. also, at 430, two more deaths on san jose streets, the latest pedestrian deaths and the city's efforts to make its roads safer. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. our ian cull is talking to city leaders and police about those deadly crashes in san jose. he's going to be joining us in just a little bit. we're also tracking other stories on this monday, including the first night of the democratic national convention. you are taking a live look at the united center in chicago right now to see someone speaking there already. we're going to tell you all about the big names. speaking tonight, including president biden. also, you've probably seen them zooming down the street. a lot of them e-bikes getting pretty popular, especially amongst teens. but that comes with a downside. our marianne favreau is looking into a new ucsf study on e-bike injuries and hamburger haven in san f

legendary correspondent phil jones died over the weekend at the age of 87.hil jones got his start in his home state of indiana before joining cbs news in 1969. one of cronkite's kids, he earned his first emmy covering the war in vietnam. >> that is it. the choppers with the last american ground combat troops. >> norah: jones was best known for reporting on the political battles in washington, starting with watergate. when president nixon resigned in 1974 and left the white house for the last time, jones was standing just a few feet away. he covered nixon's successor, president gerald ford, as white house correspondent. >>> we begin with two cities with the same drug problem, two different solutions. >> this is crystal meth in there and fentanyl. hopefully that is what it is. >> from safe injection sites to safer drugs. >> we know people use them. so, we legalize them and make regulated versions and people don't immediately die when they consume them.. >> in our special series we look at how the city of vancouver tackles the crisis that is all too familiar he

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gop primary has not been called, jones is currently leading. steve: donald trump telling us on "fox and friends" about why he is thrilled about facing off against the far left ticket of harris and walz. >> i can't believe it, i never thought this would be the one picked. i helped him during the riot, his house was surround by people waving the american flag. he called me back and thanked me. he is a very liberal man and he's a shocking pick and i'm thrilled, could not be more thrilled. >> steve: that is former president talkings about the governor call ing the former president in 2020. his own words tell a different story. >> catch 22, more police there, more tension it is, more tension, more chance you get things. gender affirming healthcare is essential to the community. we can guilty out there, reach out and make the case and dope shy from progressive values. one person's socialism is another person's neighborness. just do the damn work. >> steve: joining us is pete hegseth and will cain. pete, as minnesota native, we got a lot of tape on th

joining me now is former senator doug jones. he's currently a distinguished senior fellow at the center for american progress, and jason johnson, professor of politics and journalism at morgan state university and an msnbc political contributor. i'm going to go to you first, senator, because it seems to me that what may have broken donald trump and some of his friends and allies is kind of the regular guyness of this ticket. the regular personness, they are just like so approachable and regular, you experienced that when you ran for the senate in alabama. you were running against a guy who picked his paramours from the preteen set, apparently. so people were like, whoa, too weird for us in alabama. we want you. you seem normal. so you know how this works. what do you make of the way the trump campaign has responded? >> i don't think they have a clue how to respond. you know, donald trump's campaign is always been about being unhinged. about retribution, about anger, about trying to rile up people to vote against folks. it hasn't

. >> carley: bell will face jones or hall. jones is leading by just under 200 points. to fox weather alert. tropical storm debby continue to move through southeast leaving cities bracing for flooding. the storm killing six people, five in florida and one in georgia. areas could see 30 inches of rain. take a look at this, officials and good samaritans rescued a woman whose car was trapped in flood waters. the storm is expected to drench south carolina today before returning to land tomorrow. senior meteorologist janice dean has fox weather forecast. 30 inches of rainfall potential? >> janice: already two feet, we will get more of the same today. still a tropical system that could regain a little strength as center of circulation moves offshore into the atlantic, warm waters across southeast coast. there is going to be movement within the next 24 hours and it will move across mid-atlantic and northeast on saturday. thank goodness, it has sat across the carolinas and georgia for several days. here is rain still to come on top of two feet, additional three to nine inches.

a zitoon neighborhood, six palestinian civilians were reportedly killed after the israeli fighter jones attacked a group of. palestinian people, three palestinian civilians were reportedly killed at the beginning of the attack and when the people rushed to rescue the people to transport the the the targeted people to the hospital, the israeli fighter jones attacked them once again, so six palestinan civilians were reportedly killed in a zaito neighborhood. in the meantime, when it comes to khanuni city, the israeli attacks are still ongoing andabated against the multiple areas of kanuni city. the fresh attack took place at abasant. town claim the lives of at least 10 palestinian civilians, mostly women and the children as usual. it's another massacre committed against the palestinian people in that area. needless to mention that the eastern section of khan. has been under ongoing a non-stop israeli air strikes over the past couple of days after the israelicubation forces demanded thousands of the palestinian people to evacuate and defley those areas and since then so far the israel atta

confessed to a deadly festival attack on the so called is lumnick states terrorist the, i'm going to jones, thanks for joining us. israel says waves of it's will plains have carried out pre emptive strikes against test, blah militants, targets in lebanon. well, thirty's reported 3. this has belie, says it has launched the drones against israel in retaliation for the recent assassination of one of its come on this the early morning in northern israel, the iron dumas springs into action as has a bill of begins what the militant group calls phase one of an attack on is real hundreds of rockets and drones fired towards 11 military sites. which allegation, it says for the killing of one of its commanders in b route last month. as well as, as it struck a military base near tel aviv. a claim is real denies, as well as chief besides the gas would cease fire talks as the reason for their delayed response to their commander's death in a televised address. well, su 4 and they started saying that there will be a stop to the aggression. and that there was going to be a ceasefire. i understand to hold o

as all from us for now though, i'm monica jones from in the team, thanks for joining the living. independent, arise to our society is full of contrasts and any policy is a big many problems can only be solved by working together. yes, i think i pretend isn't misleading. what is home? how do we tackle some major issues about time? let's talk about the, there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our systems and changes to your frontier. so from our series continues on september 1st on the w, we're living in an area of mass extinction, one unmatched, and the last 6 to 6000000 years since the dinosaurs were wiped out over a quarter of all mammals species and one in a broad species on the brink, but can i help save them today on shift? and it is not only natural, these offers and climate change, the threatening wise lives pull chose, for example, can over $20000.00 african allison's every year. ranges and national parks have been struggling to prevent the practice, but that's non profit organizations. heck the planet has developed in a i camera system to detect poses and sound

in oakland, velena jones nbc bay area news. there is some movement in california's fentanyl crisis and the governor's efforts to combat it. governor newsom says the california national guard has seized some 9 million fentanyl pills since january. that's enough to kill a quarter of the state's population. fentanyl is typically smuggled into the u.s. by citizens through ports of entry, so the task force has been focusing on california ports. the governor says the state will continue to address the opioid epidemic by getting fentanyl off the streets and providing people with the treatment they need to break that cycle of addiction. all right. decision 2024. with polls giving her a razor thin edge, vice president kamala harris sat down for her first interview as a presidential nominee. this is she and her running mate, governor walz, hope to make inroads in georgia on the republican side, former president trump and senator jd vance barnstorming and other battleground states. nbc's brie jackson has the details. both presidential cam

the dow jones pulled back 140 points. the nasdaq, though, closed up 35 points. s&p ended flat up less than a point. meanwhile, shares of nvidia climbed 4% today. the consumer price index comes out on wednesday. here's some news. so many of us can use. the us government wants to make it easier for you to click the unsubscribe button for unwanted memberships and recurrent payment services, part of a new government initiative dubbed time is money. the goal here to crack down on all the ways companies make it difficult and expensive to cancel services. those methods include long hold times, unnecessary paperwork and misleading policies also under investigation, monthly service and early cancellation fees. the initiative increases oversight on industry spanning from health care and the airline industry to fitness memberships and restaurant fees. a rap legend is now offering a helping hand to another struggling olympian. the latest star athlete, flavor flavis, with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose levels. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smal

velena jones, nbc, bay area news. a san jose police officer is accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend. timothy hackney is facing new charges after his arrest in june following a series of violent incidents at his home in morgan hill. they say during one of the instances instances in incidents, he also fired his gun at the ceiling. hackney was arraigned on several charges yesterday. he was released under unspecified conditions. he faces jail time if convicted. here's some good news. we could finally be turning the corner on inflation. a major market indicator has hit its lowest level since the pandemic. new data shows the consumer price index cooled to 2.9% last month, down 3% from june. that's the first time that index has dipped below 3% since march of 2021. a key factor in that drop is the tiny growth rate of grocery prices since june. economists say it is a sign inflation is finally letting up, and it could put more pressure on the federal reserve to cut interest rates as soon as next month. it was all green

in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. a new demand tonight for the resignation of mayor sheng thao. and it comes from the group oakland united. in the past, mayor thao has claimed that recall efforts are being funded by one donor who lives outside the city. that claim is being rejected by oakland united. members say more than 40,000 oakland voters signed a recall petition. there is no coverage for mayor till she is nearly universally known, even to the democratic party, as an embarrassment and a failure. now this all comes months after an fbi raid on the mayor's house. the raid happened days after an initiative to recall her qualified for the ballot, though has not been accused or charged of any crime. we did reach out to the mayor for a response, but we haven't heard back. an investigation underway tonight into a deadly shooting in berkeley. it happened on adeline street just before one. that's a few blocks south of the ashby bart station. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead now when police arrived. officers found one p

and jones in a to okay from to get to the united states. we can join that correspondence. janelle do malone in washington. welcome to know what can you tell us about the us i, since that has been passed this exchange. so these names have become a quiet, taught well known publicly and most beside their loved ones. their employers really did do quite a lot to keep these names in the public spotlight as such shock coverage of their detention. that was quite substantial. starting, of course, with evan gris. conventional. evan gross coverage, of course, is the wall street journal reporter who was detained in russia last year uh, on assignment. uh um, for his newspaper. we also have another during the list on the list uh, um, from radio free europe, of course, on a. um, and we have a poll real and um, the ex marine who has been there the long as he has been detained out for more than 5 years. he was detained in russia after attending a wedding, and then he found himself arrested and detained on espionage charges. there is a 4th name on the list.

the dow jones slightly in the red. the nasdaq slightly in the red.r a flat opening. let's get a check on the bond market with several pieces of economic data out this week. of course, the fed's jackson hole summit. the two-year treasury yield down to 4.047. the ten-year yield down to 3.865%. let's look at oil that we are monitoring with the middle east peace talks, but also and perhaps more importantly, concerns around chinese demand. oil up 1% w. when we are looking at wti. the big event for the markets this week is the jackson hole summit. c chairman powell and company convening. ahead of the gathering, san francisco bank chief mary daly told "the financial times" she believes the fed needs to take a gradual approach to lower rates. chicago fed president austan goolsbee says it is not guaranteed the fed will lower rates this fall. >> i don't think it's a certainty and i don't like, as you know, tying our hands ahead of time and everyone gets to speak their peace and a economy decision. >> to goolsbee's point, the fed has inflation points and severa

and congresswoman stephanie tubbs jones. a dear friend to many of us, a loving mother, a courageous leader who never gave up her quest to make america a fairer and smarter, stronger and better, steadfast. her beliefs, a fighter of uncommon grace. she was an inspiration to me and to us all. our heart goes out to stephanie's son, mervyn jr and, bill's wife rebecca, who traveled here to denver to join this family of democrat. that's. now bill gwartney and stephanie jones knew that after eight years of george bush, people are hurting at home and are standing, has eroded around the world. we have a lot of work ahead of us. jobs lost, houses gone, falling. wages rising. prices the supreme court and a right wing headlock and our government in partizan gridlock. the biggest deficit in our nation's history. money borrowed from the chinese to buy oil from the saudis. putin and georgia. iran and iraq. i ran for president to renew the promise of america to rebuild the middle class and the american dream. to provide opportunity to those

and congresswoman stephanie tubbs jones. a dear friend to many of us, a loving mother, a courageous leader who never gave up her quest to make america a fairer and smarter, stronger and better, steadfast. her beliefs, a fighter of uncommon grace. she was an inspiration to me and to us all. our heart goes out to stephanie's son, mervyn jr and, bill's wife rebecca, who traveled here to denver to join this family of democrat. that's. now bill gwartney and stephanie jones knew that after eight years of george bush, people are hurting at home and are standing, has eroded around the world. we have a lot of work ahead of us. jobs lost, houses gone, falling. wages rising. prices the supreme court and a right wing headlock and our government in partizan gridlock. the biggest deficit in our nation's history. money borrowed from the chinese to buy oil from the saudis. putin and georgia. iran and iraq. i ran for president to renew the promise of america to rebuild the middle class and the american dream. to provide opportunity to those

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your reaction do van jones and that poll? >> well, we are going to t try o win new york and we are very close to doing it. and to probably that's another reason i was somewhat surprised. i think that any jewish person who votes for a democrat or in this case these people, but who votes for a democrat should have their head examined. they are so bad, if you look they are so bad to jewish people what they have done and the way they talk and their policy and everything else, far beyond just what happened because everyone thought it was going to be shapiro. it turned out not to be shapiro. i have very little downtown that it was, you know, not for the reason we are talking about. it was because of the fact that he is jewish. and they think going to offend somebody else. and you wouldn't feel very comfortable if you are in israel right now with this team. this is the worst team ever assembled for a jewish person or for israel. either one. the worst team ever assembled. this is a team that will not be there. and i think i'm going t

i am lewis vaughan jones, _ men. thanks to peter for that. i am lewis vaughan jones, this - men. are turning cooler and fresher through the weekend. there will be some sunshine around but also a little bit of rain in the forecast, mainly across the north west. one or two showers in the south—east during saturday. they are courtesy of this area of cloud, a frontal system affecting east anglia, southern and eastern england for a time but that should clear this afternoon leaving the odd sharp shower around the coast. showers later today for northern ireland and scotland, but some sunshine in between any of those showers. northern england, the midlands and wales all looking dry and bright and temperatures for most in the low to mid 20s. this evening, showers ease away so some dry weather before the sun sets. overnight, cloud increases from the west and there will be light rain moving in for northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 8—13, so much cooler and fresher and much more comfortable for sleeping in the south than over the past week or so. tomorrow, low—pressure sits