kevin jones police interview.tor told the jury, was kevin's capacity for violence. in full view. sitting and listening to this, kevin's father word how easy it might be for juries to convict his son. >> it was a nightmare. >> yet, kevin's parents never wavered in their belief that their son was just as innocent as he told the police he was. they even bet the family farm on it. >> we put it up as collateral. >> and use the money to buy their sound the best defense they could. and he needed it. kevin's lawyers knew their client had become the local poster boy for evil. >> when you've got something that was this serious. that is this bad, this girl was brutally murdered -- >> somebody's got to pay. >> somebody has to pay. >> somebody, but not kevin, said attorney michael robins. they sent the read out of that polygraph to an independent expert, who reported that the questioned questions seem designed to make kevin fail. the rest of the states evidence didn't wash either. the palm print on the light bulb of the lamp?

last night, supporters for jones gathered outside of governor kevin stitt's house calling on jones' execution to be canceled. and earlier in the day, jones' mother made a lee from capitol. -- plea from the state capitol. thing. if you think julius is guilty, give him a fair trial! do it over again! do it right! >> prosecutors say jones and his defense teams are being dishonest in omitting key facts in the case. >>> and this morning, jury deliberations enter a third day in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse. his lawyers are asking for a mistrial again. at issue, the quality of drone video used in closing arguments. bradley blackburn is in new york with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the defense says the version of the video that they received was low resolution, but their request for a mistrial may only matter if this jury comes back with a guilty verdict, and the wait for their decision has kenosha on edge. two people were arrested wednesday outside the court house in kenosha, wisconsin, as the community remains on edge while awaiting a verdict in kyle rittenhouse'

jones just four hours before his scheduled execution this afternoon. protests at the state capital as you can see, turned into a celebration when demonstrators learned of that decision, governor kevin stitt commuted. jones was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the 41 year old was convicted of first degree murder and send us to die for the shooting death of businessman paul how during a carjacking. his mother, though, maintains the jones is innocent. if you thank julius is guilty, give him a fair trial. do it over again doing right? prosecutors have said the evidence against jones is overwhelming. but jones claims that he was framed by a co defendant who testified against him. the case sparked an outcry after documentary on the trial was released. earlier this mont, the state's parole board recommended that the sentence to be commuted. with several members, saying they doubted the evidence that led to jones conviction. today marks 43 years since the jonestown massacre in guyana memorial event took place today in oakland at the mass grave site in evergreen cemetery in honor of those who died. most of the 918 people killed in the mass murder suicide at the

another case developed this week was julius jones, whose death sentence was thrown out by oklahoma governor kevin stitt. jones was convicted for first-degree murder in a 1999 killing that he says he did not commit. when you put all these cases together, you had a victory of a case that didn't get a lot of attention, but you can bring up, which is why many are saying you should be the attorney general in texas where you're running. i mean, it is clear that the justice system treats men of color differently, and it takes decades, decades for black men to get justice. as a civil rights attorney, your thoughts of the ups and downs of the week and the week we're facing starting tomorrow. >> you know, i wouldn't normally mention the attorney general position in texas, but it's actually really important to this conversation. we know that there are breakdowns in the criminal justice. we can call it systemic failures, but our justice system has pointed out the wrongful convictions and so many others, the rittenhouse acquittal. there are systematic problems with how justice is being clifrd in our communiti

jones. the governor of oklahoma, kevin stitt, granted jones emergency last minute clemency today, commutingl. this was hours before the scheduled execution. here's how they reacted when this surprising and unusual news broke. [ cheering ] an emotional outpouring amid a tense legal process. 20 years ago, he was convicted of the murder of 45-year-old father and business man, paul howell. his family releasing a statement today -- that's their reaction. we documented many issues with the original trial and evidence. jones for his part has always maintained his innocence. >> i am here before you today to tell you what i never got to tell the jury. yes, i may have made mistakes in my youth, but i did not kill mr. paul howell. >> there were many problems exposed during and after the trial including a report from a juror that a fellow juror discussed lynching jones and used a racial slur. >> one of the jurors said, well -- got back, shoot him, burr him under the jail. it didn't matter what happened. this was a black man on trial for murder. he did it. >> jones' case got national attention. both in

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jones has maintained he is innocent of murder. he claims the actual shooter, an acquaintance, set him up. the state's patrol board has twice recommended that oklahoma's governor kevinmute jones' sentence to life in prison. if the governor does not step in, jones' execution set for 5:00 p.m. eastern today. that's going to do it for me on what has been a very busy thursday today. one quick note before we go, if you can't ever watch the show, you can get audio from msnbc live 24/7 on the streaming audio platform tune in. you can listen anywhere, anytime, on any device, by the way. go to tunein.com/2021 to listen commercial free with tunein premium. "andrea mitchell reports" starts next. >>> and good day, everyone. this is "andrea mitchell reports." in washington, as congress faces critical deadlines on the president's social spending proposals. the white house trying to repair relations with its closest neighbors today, in a summit with canada and mexico. and the nation is dealing with historic racial cross currents in two murder trials in the national spotlight. this morning in brunswick, georgia, prosecutors continue cross-examining travis mcmichael, where they comp

oklahoma's governor granted clemency to death row inmate julius jones, sparing his life nearly four hours before his execution. governor kevin stitt choosing life without parole for jones, despite calls from supporters and family, saying in a statement, "after prayerful consideration and reviewing materials presented by all sides of this case, i have determined to commute julius jones' sentence to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole." jones also not eligible for a future pardon. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> reporter: still, outside the prison, crowds breaking out in song. his sister telling me, she and jones spoke after the news. his first words to her, "i love you." as best you can, describe what that moment was like. >> it's a blessing to be able to hear his voice and to know that he will still be alive. >> reporter: jones was a college student in 1999 when he was charged with murdering paul howell during a carjacking outside of oklahoma city. investigators finding a gun wrapped in a red bandanna in jones' house after they interviewed two other suspects. he was convicted and sentenced to death in 2002. for more tha

jones. we have a report about the case which is getting high-profile attention. >> reporter: oklahoma governor kevin stitt stepped in at the 11th hour , canceling the thursday scheduled execution of julius jones. >> you are worthy, god. >> reporter: the decision after the state pardon and parole board asked the republican governor to commute the sentence of jones to life in prison with the possibility of parole. >> i am not the person responsible for taking his life.! in 1999, paul howell was murdered outside his parents edmond, oklahoma home in front of his family. his suv was stolen and a witness reported seeing a black man with a red bandanna with one to two inches of her should the father of two. three days later, julius jones was arrested, his family says eyewitness descriptions did not match jones who, at the time qaeda, had a shaved head and was home at the time of the murder. wednesday, his mother, surrounded by supporters, pleaded for his release. >> the truth will set you free. we are talking about justice. justice for all of us. >> reporter: the family of paul howell spoke to us ahead of

recommended clemency for julius jones, an african american man sentenced to die for a 1999 murder he says he did not commit. calls are mounting for oklahoma governor kevin stitt to halt jones' execution, scheduled for november 18. meanwhile judge has denied a , a request to grant a new murder trial to rodney reed, an african-american prisoner sentenced to death by an all-white jury in 1998 for a crime he has always denied committing. lawyers say there's compelling evidence that another man may be responsible for the 1996 murder of stacey stites, a 19-year-old white woman. you can see our coverage of both death penalty cases at democracynow.org. on wet'suwet'en territory, the gidimt'en clan is marking over 40 days since they set up new blockades preventing coastal gaslink from drilling on indigenous land to build their pipeline. the occupation started in september and halted the company's efforts to build a key portion of the over-400-mile pipeline that would transport natural gas from dawson creek in northeastern british columbia to the province's north coastal region of kitimat. this is sleydo, also known as molly wickham, a land defender and matriarch

cheering ) >> reporter: the mercy julius jones and his supporters have been praying for came just four hours before he was set to die. in a statement, governor kevin stitt said he was sparing jones' life, but ordered that he shall never again be eligible to apply for, be considered for, or receive any additional commutation, pardon, or parole. ( cheering ) at the state capitol whesupperse governor for weeks to commute jones' sentence, the reaction was swift and jubilant. >> i just want to hit my knees and cry out to god. >> reporter: jones has maintained his innocence in the 1999 murder of businessman paul howell during a carjacking. jones was 19 at the time of his arrest. now 41, he got the opportunity to plead his case one more time to the state's pardon and parole board earlier this month. >> i nom the person responsible for taking mr. howl's life. >> reporter: ultimately, the board recommended his sentence be commuted to life in prison with the possibility of parole. >> it is inhumane that my brother is on death row. >> reporter: antoinette jones visited her brother in prison wednesday for what would have been the last time. >> my brother is n

and weightiness of the last ten days in black america, we've had rittenhouse, we've had julius jones and keving free and we didn't necessarily know that we could rest in the idea that ahmaud arbery could be attacked, that he was lynched and hunted down and brutally murdered and so i'm very happy that he -- that this jury saw fit to do the very basic thing which is to say that you cannot engage in acts of vigilanteism. this is something that happened in the deep south and one of the things that also tells us is that if you have rittenhouse going free in the midwest and a jury in the deep south actually doing the right thing that this is not a problem that is contained to any particular region of the country, right? this say problem that is in our system, and it also has to do with whether we're going to continue to be okay with this being adjudicated locally and whether we'll have a conversation about what it means to deal with the problem of white supremacy. >> ben, i was in mississippi last month, in jackson, mississippi, and i was speaking to a public school trustees. the vice president of j

governor spared the life of a high profile death row inmate, julius jones, hours before his scheduled 4:00 p.m. execution. governor kevin stitt granted clemency to jones, reducing his sentence from death to life in prison without the possibility of parole. jones has been on death row for 20 years now for the 1999 murder of an oklahoma city businessman, a crime he has maintained he did not commit. his case garnered national attention in part because of a documentary and more recently because of celebrities like kim kardashian calling for his life to be spared. 6 million people signed an online petition asking the governor to commute jones' death sentence. >>> also today, in a courtroom in manhattan, we are awaiting a decision that is expected to change the course of u.s. history. two of the three men convicted in the killing of civil rights icon malcolm x are expected to be fully exonerated decades later. one of those men has since died. the other is now 83. both men were released from prison in the 1980s and always maintained their innocence in the shooting death of malcolm x at the audubon ballroom in harlem on februar

ticking to save the life of death row prisoner julius jones, who is scheduled to be executed today at 4:00 p.m. central time unless governor kevin stitt grants him clemency. julius jones, a black man, has long maintained his innocence in a 1999 murder, and three people have said in sworn affidavits that jones' co-defendant christopher jordan admitted he was responsible for the killing. the oklahoma pardon and parole board has twice voted in favor of commuting jones' sentence to life in prison with the possibility of parole. on wednesday, students across oklahoma city walked out of class in support julius jones. two of the three men convicted of the 1965 assassination of malcolm x are being exonerated today. this comes after decades of advocacy on behalf of the men and after a two-year investigation by the manhattan da's office and the innocence project found that prosecutors the fbi, and the new york police department omitted key evidence around the murder. muhammad aziz is 83, having -- was released on parole in 1985 and has been fighting to clear his name the other man, . khalil islam, died in 2009. tune into democracy now! on

jones. a man set to be executed on november 18th for a murder he insists he did not commit. the final decision is in the hands of oklahoma's governor, keving me now, madelyn jones. julius jones' mother and jimmy lawson, his best friend. 30 years -- i said 40 years before the break. i didn't mean to age you, jimmy. thank you -- thank you, both tfor joining us. ms. jones, may i call you madelyn? >> yes. >> thank you, ma'am. so, madelyn, you have been waiting for this day for quite long time. how are you feeling when you found out about the board's recommendation to grant clemency for julius, your son? >> i was excited. because i was just feeling good all over and i -- i was just -- i could tell -- one of our friends -- i could feel those drums. >> jimmy, you have known julius for 30 years like i said. is -- it's now up to the governor to decide whether to follow the board's recommendation. do you feel optimistic that he will? >> i do. you know, this whole journey proved to me that, hey, you know, when you have the power of your voice and when you use it, you know, amazing things can happen. and this is a living testimony of going through st

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. >>> just four hours before julius jones was scheduled to be executed, oklahoma governor kevin stittpossibility of parole. jones was scheduled to be executed for a 1999 murder that he says he did not commit. and joining me now are julius jones' sister antoinette jones and his life long best friend jimmy lawson. antoinette and jimmy, jimmy, your smile says it all. i just wish you would share with us how you felt when you got the news, and how you were feeling right now. antoinette? >> i was elated. i was overjoyed, but also understand that, you know, we still have to get his freedom. it is his freedom. but we were overjoyed. >> jimmy? >> ecstatic. when you think about what we have been through in 22 years to get to this point yesterday and to be able to save his life. that gave us an opportunity to take that boulder off her shoulders, not have to worry about not having to hug a son and all the stuff you couldn't do if someone is not alive, so yesterday was amazing feeling. you know, when you think about how close we came to the finish line, it is just like, it is unbelievable. i'm sti

away from the execution of julius jones, which will take place tomorrow afternoon. if oklahoma governor kevinwhat he would say to the family of the man he was convicted of killing. >> what do you want to say to paul howell's family? >> i love them. i love them, and i forgive them. they hate me, and they don't really know why. but it's the moment, they'll know the truth, and i hope one day they open up their eyes and see the truth. at this point, i hope they heal first and i hope they find healing. i never had any ill will towards them. i don't wish them ill will. i pray for them constantly. >> you seem to almost always be worried only about your mother. what do you want to say to your mom? >> i'm blessed that i was able to come into this world through you, to be raised by you and my father. to have the brother and sister i have. i don't really have the words. i wish i was there to protect them, comfort them, lift them up, but hopefully, if i'm not here, they'll remember, you know what i'm saying, i'm sorry i was a bad kid. i'm sorry i made mistakes. but you know, i'm not a killer. i'm not a m

jones. he was scheduled to die today by lethal injection. just this afternoon, but like you said, our support execution, oklahoma governor kevin still commuted that sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole. now jones was convicted in 1099 for the shooting death of paul. how these always maintained his innocence. and in fact, the attorneys, that for him as well as his family, said that there was just a lot that was wrong with the evidence that was presented to jurors. families or his family activist celebrities. they've all fought for his freedom questions over the case and even says that he wasn't even there that night that he was home with his family. and of course prosecutor say that's just nothing but lies. but basically questions over that didn't lead the oklahoma pardon and parole board to recommend that his death sentence be commuted to life in prison with possibly for all without possibly i should say. and finally, kind of basically acted on their recommendation. he's been sitting on that recommendation for some time, and again, it was sort of a last minute decision. but until that sentence was commuted. jones was

oklahoma governor kevin stitt has granted clemency to julius jones, just hours before he was scheduled to be executed for a 1999 murder that he said he did not commit. so he was with his attorneys in a room near the execution chamber when they found out about the clemency. jones' sentence will be commuted to life in prison without the possibility of parole. but his jubilant family says now he has the rest of his life to fight for his freedom. he can fight on now. tonight i'm going talk with julius jones' mother and his best friend. they were on last night. we're wondering what's going to happen. it has now happened. we will speak to them again. we've been following this story for months and months on this program. >>> and there's a new york courtroom. two men who were convicted of killing malcolm x more than 50 years ago were exonerated. the manhattan district attorney apologizing in court for what he called a decades' long injustice against muhammad aziz and the little khalil islam. telling the court the process was corrupt. >> should never have occurred. are the result of process tha

wanda cooper-jones going into court today said yes, it's true. then we had kevin court today and he was peppered with questions. take a listen. >> did you offer a plea deal? >> that's bull [ bleep ]. >> what are you referring to? >> i'm not getting into it with you. denied. thank you, sir. denied, denied, denied. i don't know what y'all are talking about. >> reporter: that is read into by a lot of people as implying that the defense might be very fearful now of their case after everybody has rested. we'll have to wait and see. closing arguments taking place on monday. could be up to six hours or more. today they're going over the charges that will be explained to the jury then. kate? >> all right. much more to come. martin, thank you. joining me is cnn's senior legal analyst elie honig and bernarda. what do you think of this, the family attorney for the arbery family says was an ask by one of the defendants for a plea deal, one that prosecutors declined? >> so this does happen sometimes. very rarely. it happened to me a handful of times while a jury was outout del

rotunda at the state capitol when protesters received word that governor kevin stitt commuted the death sentence of julius jonesll now spend life in prison without the possibility of parole. it was found guilty of the 1999 shooting death of another man during a carjacking, but he has maintained his innocence in georgia. defense attorneys for the three man accused of killing ahmad are very rested today. this after the man charged with shooting and killing are very returned to the stand to testify in his own defense. all three defendants argued they suspected armory of robbery. and we're trying to conduct a citizens arrest under cross examination, travis mcmichael testified that the 25 year old black man's demeanor was suspicious when he first questioned him about a possible crime in the neighborhood. but mcmichael testified that are very never yelled or threatened him. the jury at the kyle rittenhouse trial has completed a third day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. meantime the judge has banned msc msnbc from the courthouse after a network freelancer was accused of following the jurors bus this as tw

oklahoma governor kevin stitt on thursday halted the planned execution of julius jones, a black man who was sentenced to death for a 1999 murder he's always insisted he did not commit. jones' reprieve came just hours before he was scheduled to die by lethal injection last night. [cheers] hundreds of death penalty opponents erupted in cheers inside the oklahoma state capitol as news broke that julius jones' life had been spared. but as a condition of granting clemency, governor stitt said jones shall never be eligible for commutation, pardon, or parole for the rest of his life. this is reverend christine byrd, a long-time supporter of julius jones and his family. >> i am overjoyed -- i know some people will not see it as a victory, but his life is spared today so i am thankful there will not be an execution today. would we have wanted something different? yes, but i'm thankful that he will live another day. amy: in louisiana, 75-year-old henry montgomery walked out of angola prison on wednesday, winning parole nearly 58 years after he was sentenced to life in prison for a crime he commit

van jones just said the quiet part out loud, kevin. the media, the cnn, msnbc, they are in a d.c.tway, new york beltway, henhouse echo chamber where they're talking to each other, it is confirmation bias, they're out of touch with what voters and the american families have to deal with every day. you and i talked about this. now the federal reserve and, federal reserve is saying inflation, supply chain crisis will last until next year. now that inflation is outpacing wage growth. can everybody just get out of their boxes and start listening to voters? what do you say, kevin? >> real wages are declining under joe biden. they went up under president trump. income inequality actually declined. african-american unemployment was lowest ever while president trump was there because the pro-capitalist policies work. but the far left that controls the universities, they're basically now the democratic party, i was a working class kid when i went to college. all these people from fancy prep schools that acted like i didn't belong. that is the way the democratic party is treating the america

jones. >> is scheduled to be executed and there are urgent pleas tonight from family members and supporters as the clock winds down tonight, his fate is in the hands of oklahoma's republican governor kevin on whether to grant clemency to jones who says he is innocent earlier this month. the oklahoma pardon and parole board voted 3 to one recommending granting clemency to jolts the same board in oklahoma also recommended commuting his sentence back in september. stitt has not said whether he will accept and agree with that. recommendation from the board had a news conference today. jones mother described her son's scheduled execution as a lynching. >> how could you want to go to a want to go to lunch. and tomorrow. i want to go to a i somebody compete against some want. why would i want to someone hand. >> jones says been on death row for nearly 20 years now after he was sentence for the 1999 murder. >> of paul howell who was shot in a carjacking is howell pulled into his parents driveway with his adult sister and 2 daughters. jones his attorneys and advocates say new evidence proves that he is innocent and was away from the crime scene at the time. the case also has the attention of war

oklahoma governor kevin stitt announced he is commuting the death sentence of condemned inmate julius jonesution. the 41 year old was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to die for the shooting death of businessmen. paul howell during a carjacking. jones has maintained his innocence, alleging he was framed by a co defendant who testified against him. the mayor of berkeley held a virtual state of the city address. the roundtable discussed a number of issues, including the city's response to the covid pandemic efforts to reimagine public safety and, of course, the city's affordable housing crisis. ktvu salix savage reports. i want to not only meet the 9000 unit target but exceed that target. mayor jesse and higgins said his plan will focus on using city land to build affordable housing complexes. building multistory developments at both the north berkeley and ashby, bart station, parking lots and reducing regulations to streamline approvals and one of the biggest challenges we face in building housing. quick enough is that amount of time it takes to build housing who are entitlemen

the fate of julius jones he was convicted of a murder in 2002 a murder he insists he did not commit his execution is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow the state's governor, kevin sent tense to life in prison that's the recommendation from the parole board but on which the governor has yet to act jones says an acquaintance framed him in the murder of an insurance executive 20 years ago. the governor's mansion is surrounded by a barricade of barrels in yellow tape in preparation for protests some big names are calling on the governor to take action. nfl quarterback baker mayfield and russell westbrook. and kim kardashian west all backing jones. valley castro now on jones' fight for his life >> reporter: the family of julius jones, including his mother, madelyne, was left to watch the door close after a denied request to meet with the governor of oklahoma. the man set to decide the fate of the death row inmate. jones was convicted in the 1999 murder of paul howl, ell. shot to death in front of his daughters. jones maintains he had an alibi that night >> i am not responsible for taking mr. howell's life i was not involved in the planning of the robbery. >> reporte

jones shall not die. >> reporter: after decades of pen scrutiny, help from celebrity allies, and tireless work from his legal team, his fate is in the hands of oklahoma governor kevincall off the execution. >> julius is really at the end of the road. the clock is ticking. there are no more legal proceedings at this point. the decision really is with the governor. >> if that was your son that was unfairly tried, that has been silenced for over 22 years, god, how would you feel? >> reporter: for more than two decades, julius jones has maintained his innocence. >> i wasn't involved in it in any way, i wasn't present. i didn't even know he had been killed until after the fact. >> commutation is recommended. >> reporter: the oklahoma pardon and parole board has twice voted 3-1 to commute julius' sentence to life in prison with the possibility of parole. >> put simply, i have doubts about this case. i cannot ignore those doubts, especially when the stakes are life and death. >> three of them are appointed by the governor. one by the court of criminal appeals. and one by the supreme court. we have the board considering twice pretty extensive evidence regarding this case,

breaking news out of the state of ohio where governor kevin stitt has spared a death row inmate's life, hours before he was set to be executed. julius jonesdeath for a murder from 1999. he has maintained his innocence, and his attorney says the details are flawed. several celebrities, including former oklahoma sooner quarterback baker mayfield as well as jones' family had appealed to the governor to intervene before his scheduled execution, which was set to happen less than four hours from now. stitt did not pardon jones, instead he commuted his sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> coming up, an update from the courtroom as the trial of the man accused of killing ahmaud arbery continues in georgia, and one of the defendants now faces cross-examination. we'll get the latest there. you're watching "meet the press" daily. we believe the future of energy is lower carbon. and to get there, the world needs to reduce global emissions. at chevron, we're taking action. tying our executives' pay to lowering the carbon emissions intensity of our operations. it's tempting to see how far we've come. but it's only human...

this song should derek jones junior, who jump 9 feet to reach basket, scored a 36 points of design, which means he's now shorted 20 points or more 15 times to seizes. hi, kevin, around for most in the meet. the riches prize and women's golf is up for grabs on sunday. and it's frances lean, dca, who's in poll position, say kind of the $1500000.00 when a check pca is 4 shots, clear the cmi group for championship in florida, which is the season finale on the lpga tool. she was level level paul, off the 8 hold on. they said that her rounds really came to life off that she made 7 buddies in the final and hope to finish up with back to back 65 and 14 under part of the way states me well in georgia, pga to ricky taylor more was celebrating his 1st hole in one, it came on the 17th that the are some classic in georgia and at least 2 of believe it was a promising base for plat switch to golf. clearly i think that is all your support from me for now. i'll have more for you a little bit later. have a great stuff. nice jemma. now katara is hosting this year's world military parachuting championships for the 1st time. more than 40 teams taking part with hundreds of athlet

jones, ahmaud arbery's mother. and lee merritt says that last night after the defense rested that kevin gauff, the attorney that representsf a plea deal. and as you said, that plea deal was rejected. i got to say, the timing of that sounds really strange. pretty much the testimony is done in this trial. today they're going to go over the charging documents. so why you would think at that time you might have some leverage with the prosecution to work out a kind of deal for your client is hard to understand. but kevin gauff at times has been difficult to understand. so we wait to get some kind of word from him directly. we want to know is this really what happened. but as far as we are told, by lee merritt, that offer was made, it was rejected. the reason that lee merritt would know and wanda cooper jones would know is the state would probably consult with the victim's family on any issue when it comes to possible kind of arrangement on a plea deal. so, again, it was rejected, it is an 11th hour kind of plea deal, and as you point out, it clearly would indicate there is real concern amongst the defense that the case is not

jones junior. he jumped 9 feet to reach the basket. levine scored a 36 point design, which means he's now for 20 points or more. 15 times the season. tide was brooklyn's kevin, around from those in the lake. the richest prize and women's golf is up for grabs on sunday, and it's francis selina. lucy, a who's in pole positions, take kind of the $1500000.00. when his check is for shot. clear the c m a group for championship florida, which is the season finale on the lpga. cool. she was level off the 8 hold on day 2, but her round ready came to life off so that she made 7 buddies in the final had hope to finish up with back to back 65 and 14 and upon while in georgia, pga tour rookie taylor was celebrating his 1st hole in one that came on the 17th, the honest and classic in georgia, and at least him 2 shots of the lead mall was a promising a base, full private switch to go. and that's where you're from me. from now, we'll have more for your life that has a nice, gena, how thousands of spectators are flocking to the world superbike competition this weekend in indonesia, the government there is hoping to transform the area into a sports entertainment hub. but it'

kevin is eating it. we wish him all the best. legend. and professor ben jones who has been working with kevin as well.ek. peng hasn't been seen since she made sexual assault allegations, against a former china vice—premier two weeks ago. the head of the women's tennis association, told the bbc that he is "very, very concerned about her" and that there would be no tennis events in china next year without proof that peng is safe. let's just say we don't want to be in this position but, at the end of the day, like i said, this is one of those decisions where compromises are not acceptable and we have to do what's right here and we'll figure that out if we end up being in that position at the end of the day. now, the other story relating to tennis is the confirmation that un—vaccinated players, will not be allowed to compete at the australian open in the new year. there had been a lot of confusion over the restrictions with conflicting statements from australian politicians. a significant number of players remain un—vaccinated, while defending men's champion novak djokovic has not revealed his vaccination

. >>> house leader kevin mccarthy vows to give back go sa r his committees if the gop wins majority, next. >>> and an oklahoma governor kmult tz the death sentence of julius jones. what happens now? that was in th. but the clothes washed in tide- so much cleaner! if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide hygienic clean no surprises in these clothes! couple more surprises. this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> house minority leader kevin

has recommended twice that julius jones just sentence be commuted to life in prison with the possibility of parole but the final decision now rests with governor kevin. you have long been an anti-death penalty activist, standing outside the execution prisons like of troy anthony davis, who spent half his life on death row and ultimately was executed in georgia. your thoughts on what is happening possibly tomorrow? >> this is an extreme injustice. the one i witness described a man with an agent have hair and julius' had was clean-shaven. he had an alibi. he was eating dinner with his family at the time. that was not introduced. the prosecutor in the case bill macy, a man who would dress up like colonel sanders before he went into court each day and was known to carry firearms into court, has had a third of his death penalty cases overturned for prosecutorial misconduct. frankly, since many innocent people to death row. there should be no doubt that julius jones is innocent. and that is substantiated by the fact it was not just that they voted to recommend to the governor that this execution be state, they did so three to what the state of oklahoma, w

derek jones junior, who don't 9 feet across the core to reach the ball, get a living school, 36 points, which means he's now school. 20 points or more 15 times this season. hydrant, brooklyn's kevin gerard for most in the league now will re montoya re taken the lead goals, wolds her championship, and by, as he looks to become the 1st pay it when the tournament 3 times, the northern irishman made 7 buddies and see values on day 3 to finish on 14, on the part the european tours last event of the season. that leaves in one shot clear going into the final round. but even if he does win on sunday, my one sunday and the number one to fall behind the race to devise funding. and the rich his prize and women golf is up for grabs. then it's francis dean boots . yeah. who's in poll position to take home the $1500000.00 when a check. she's for shots clare at the c. m. e group to championship and florida, which is the season finale on the lpga. her with see i was level power off the a holes on day to around came to life also that she made 7 buddies in the final pen . hope to finish up with back to back 65. now that leaves her on 14, on the not so you for, for me and i'll be back later. yes, t

jones tell this? it's because the state defense attorneys keep in very close contact with the victim's family. it would suggest that kevineels rather desperate at this point. we don't know exactly. he denied it going into court today but we'll wait to see. no sooner did that finish than as they were in court today, not in sight of the jury, he got up again and demanded a mistrial. it's about the fifth time he has done that, and he was saying it was due to protests that were o'curing outside of the courthouse yesterday that might have influenced the jury. the state rebutted and said you can not complain about the protests you are the cause for because remember the attorney has spoke ebb out against plaque pastors being in the courtroom supporting ahmaud arbery's family. the judge reject it the once more, john. >> critical case with a lot, a lot of drama around, it outside as well. thanks for the live report there. >>> up next there, the republican agenda and priorities as outlined by the leader. donald trump gives congressman paul gosar a public endorsement the day after the arizona congressman is censured for posting a v

jones is scheduled to be executed november 18th for a murder he insists he did not commit. today oklahoma's pardon and parole board recommending that governor keving his sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole. with the possibility of parole. more on this tonight from cnn's ed lavandera. >> reporter: on july 28th, 1999, paul howell pulled into a drive which in he had money, oklahoma. his sister and two young daughters in the car with him. ho howell's family says a man with a gun emerged. >> the door was cracked open. i watched him walk up. he had a red bandanna and a silver gun and then opened the door and shot my dead in the head. that's the image i remember, my dad's head falling. >> reporter: two men were arrested for killing howell. christopher jordan testified that 19-year-old julius jones was the man who pulled the trigger. swroens was convicted and given the death penalty. but julius jones, who is scheduled to die this month, has maintained that he did not kill paul howell. recently, jones' case has garnered attention of high-profile celebrities like kim kardashian west and millions have signed a petition urging oklaho

as well as the mother wand de cooper jones tomorrow night atteckh 5:00 eastern on "politics nation." >>> up next here, kevinar thou's small tactic couldn't stop the house from passing lands mark legislation and delivering the biden administration a big huge win. more on that after a quick break. ck break. [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every new chevy equinox comes standard with chevy safety assist, including automatic emergency braking. find new peace of mind. find new roads. chevrolet. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us you get more with aarp medicare advantage plans from unitedhealthcare. like $0 copays on tier 1 and tier 2 prescription drugs. ♪ wow! ♪ ♪ uh-huh. ♪ $0 copays on primary care visits. ♪ wow!

kevin strickland. you look at the two men who had their cases vacated in the malcolm x trial and julius jones in oklahoma. i'm curious your thoughts today if you think the rest of america seeing the disparate criminal justice system on display will have an impact on how we operate going forward? >> so tiffany, like i said last week, what remains true about all of the outcomes and cases you just listed is they are all markers along a particular river of justice, but only full transformation of the entire system will actually change the direction of the current and the water. we're still in a place where we're going to see more kyle rittenhouses, we're going to see more travis mcmichaels. we're going to see more of this kind of activity from village laepts, from police officers, from an entire criminal legal system that is working specifically as it was designed. so until we see that full systemic transformation, we are promised. it's not possible. we are promised similar kind of engagements in the future. similar kind of harm and death and destruction. so these investigators, frankly, especially the one i

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jones had a good time. six minutes after the hour. get to the news as well. fox news alert. within the last hour, minority leader kevinthy wrapping day the vote on the president's massive social spending bill. lawrence: he had fire in his belly. lauren blanchard joins us live from washington with more on this. lauren? >> good morning, lawrence, ainsley pete. kevin mccarthy starting magic minute on the floor then speak for 8 hours 32 minutes delaying the democrats vote and beating nancy pelosi's floor record. >> madam speaker, this one minute feels almost like 8 hours now. [laughter] no secret, that this bill is too extreme, too costly and too liberal. just a few weeks ago congresswoman abigail spam berger said nobody elected joe biden to be fdr. >> i did. >> last ditch delay was to stall passage of the build back better bill. estimates the bill willed a $367 billion to the deficit over the next decade. however, they did find that it will bring in about $207 billion in revenue. meaning the deficits would be closer to 160 billion. still, that is not zero like the president has promised. >> doesn't cost a cent. we all ta