. >> just a few hours later, michael jones and his family also say their good-byes. the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you know, if i wouldn't have got locked up, i don't know where i would be. i'd either be dead or -- i know for a fact i wouldn't have my ged. now when i get out, i plan on staying away from the gang stuff. i plan on getting a job, you know. i can't really tell how things are going to be until i get out and i carry through with things because i said all this last time i was going to do good, and i wasn't out for two months and i got hit with an armed robbery. >> despite their claims of innocence, brandyn cox and nathan brady were found guilty of the battery that landed them in seg. since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mi

pisani and michael jones one against. t of confusion with the wild swings. >> one of the problems michael, is the confusion that's going on in china. the authorities are sending contradictory signals. it's confusing people. the monetary authority is saying we'll stimulate the economy. they cut the reserve rate. a guy in china wants to buy stock. that's a cue, go buy stock. regulatory authority, the guys who run the stock market are saying we're concerned about stock market bubbles. that's why to ban margin financing and over-the-counter stocks on friday. one is saying do one thing, the other is saying do another. that's where the confusion is. >> it's representative of the fact that china has gotten to the end of their borrowing build economic growth model. what they're doing now is try to do that old borrow bit, let's lower the reserve requirement, making it easier to get access to credit but they're desperate to avod a stock market bubble. they're trying to use the monetary policy to get lending into the real economy, th

please welcome, from "monty python", john cleese, terry gilliam, michael palin, terry jones, and eric. i know, i know, i've lost -- >> we are presenting you the first python coconut award ever given. >> jimmy: i'm so honored. thank you. >> this is for best supporting coconut. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so much. i really appreciate it. thank you so much. >> you have to shave it every now and then. it's a bit hairy. >> the guys in town for the tribeca film festival and the 40th anniversary of the holy grail. and the documentary -- >> oh, shut up. [ laughter ] >> we did have a great time make it. [ laughter ] we had trouble funding it. >> yeah. >> it was a very interesting story. we had to get -- >> pink floyd came in, elton john. yes. and you know -- and so it's not -- why haven't you got gray hair? >> jimmy: all of a sudden, i'm one of the beatles. >> how did you guys all get together in the first place? >> we met him in the green room. >> jimmy: we met in the green room before the show. we performed together. i'll switch around with you. >> i don't want to stand next to him. >> what is you

charles county man is suing the charles county sheriff's office and deputy michael armstrong alleging excessive force. robert jones said he was burning leaves in a fire pit on his property back in 2012. armstrong drove up and questioned him about burning those leaves. jones says the encounter turned ugly. he says armstrong became angry and punched him in the face and pepper sprayed him while he was on the ground. >> it was awful but i was sprayed six times with the pepper spray. i mean if i didn't have a good heart like i told the judge i would be a dead man with that pepper spray. i would have been a dead man. those who live in charles county knows that the charles county sheriff's department has a history of using excessive force against african americans unjust fewablely and we want it to stop. >> he was cleared of those charges. a spokesperson tells wusa that no formal note was made. and that officer no longer works for the department. >>> they were accused of smuggling contra band. face james and kenyatta trotter all four arrested at the jennifer road center. that included cigarette ss -- cigarettes and a cel

it's the first election since the fatal shooting of michael brown by a police officer. ella jonesity council with another african-american member already on the council. until tuesday, five of six members were white. voter turnout doubled from the last election in 2014. a report from the justice departments concluded african-americans were unfairly targeted by police in ferguson. the police chief and city manager resigned shortly after that report was released while two-thirds of the residents are black in the st. louis suburb a black majority has never been reflected in their representation. the council has had only two black council members since 1894. joining me tonight, victorious wesley bell now a ferguson city council member elect. >> thanks for having me. >> did you expect this? did you feel and see this change coming? >> you know it's been a process. you know a lot of things have happened in our community, things that we could have never anticipated. and i think the elections yesterday are indicative of that. >> how about the turnout? was it something you did expect? were

michael keaton. before ashton and demi were the rage, he dated the hardly known january jones before mad men. lisa has been married to >>> welcome back, everybody, to our countdown of hollywood's top ten fashionistas. on stage she has been known as sasha fierce, but fierce only begins to describe the star's explosive style. at number six, beyonce. when beyonce brings out her sasha fierce, she's nothing short of captivating. >> beyonce's latest reincarnation shows her ability to change her look very easily. i love her natural curly look. and this choice of a super sassy m mini by british designer julian mcdonald is a good example how she plays with color and length to her best advantage. >> she's a risk taker daring you to look away. baby blue ivy's mom can go full glam. >> beyonce is showing her sophisticated style in his hourglass corseted choice of gown. >> it doesn't hurt she has one of the best accessories ever jay-z. >> beyonce brings attitude and is not afraid to push the fashion envelope. 2009 mtv music awards wearing this stunning gown and it was spectacular. every time she made the m

michael brown was shot. >> yes, i'll be honest with you, yes. >> adrian hawk inns wesley bell lee smith, ella jones - they are vying for seats on the ferguson city council and are up i gains some challengers. for one, it's low pay for a lot of work. council members are given $250 a week. most also hold full-time jobs, and there's a bigger challenge - low voter tonne out. a 'washington post' analysis estimates that in the 2013 municipal election 6% of blacks and 17% of whites turned out. >> this is where michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officers. but from a voter perspective it's important. turn out here is low. during the last election ward three's election won by 23 votes. >> the real reason for that is they are constantly voting for the same people. >> reporter: 76-year-old lee smith is running for city council in ward 3. for him everything changed in september when he went to a heated city council meeting. >> look around you, we are not going to let you go back to business as usual. >> smith's opponent wesley bell, a criminal justice professor and municipal judge who is also black

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jones in los angeles. why is the violence and rioting in baltimore so much worse than what we've seen since michael brown and other cities that have gone through similar incidents? >> it's hard to say. it definitely is a different level of violence and property destruction than we have seen before. with ferguson, the police actually did fall behind the curve there when things did turn violent, but it was contained. it was actually -- you know, just there on a three, four, five-block area. this is a very, very wide footprint. what you have to deal with is that there is a powder keg in a city like baltimore, people really don't understand sometimes around the world, there are parts of the united states where you have literally third world levels of urban poverty. baltimore is a city like that. you also have a whole wave of young people, a big youth bulge in the united states. the unemployment rate for some of them is sometimes as high as 50, 60%. so you have a powder keg there. also the police department in baltimore has a horrible reputation and this killing seemed to be the straw that broke the camel's back

michael brown was shot? >> yes i'll be honest with you yes. >> adrien hawkins wesley bell, lee smith ella jones they're all vying for seats on ferguson's city council and are up against some challenges. for one it's low pay for a lot of work. council members are given just $250 a week, most also hold full time jobs. there's an even bigger challenge. low voter turnout. a washington post analysis estimates that in the 2013 municipal election, only 6% of blacks and 17% of whites turned out. this is where michael brown was shot and killed by a ferguson police officer. from a voter perspective it's also important turnout here is notoriously low. during the last election, representatives one by just 23 votes. >> the real reason for that as i see it is that their constantly voting for the same people. >> 76-year-old lee smith is running for city council in ward three. for him everything changed in september, when he went to a heated city council meeting. >> look around you we're not going to let you go back to, at usual. >> smith's opponent for ward three city council wesley bell, a criminal justice professor and judge

michael nutter presented the 16th annual children's crusader awards. employees who showed a commitment to protecting at risk children were recognized for their efforts. also honored kim jonesr of the families and schools together program. jones was shot and killed while on her way to work earlier this year. randolph sanders a former coworker has been charged with the crime. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey was in town today to push for more funding for the delaware deepening project. casey was joined by business leaders around the region here in south philadelphia calling on the obama administration to invest in the project so it can meet its 2017 deadline. the funds will allow the army corps of engineers to deepen a stretch of the delaware river. casey calls it the region's largest jobs project. >>> the federal emergency management agency or fema says it has purged more than $6.9 billion into new jersey since hurricane sandy hit in 2012. the money reimbursed municipal for clearing debris restoring works. fema paid out more than a few billion dollars in flood insurance claims ton elevate homes. >> the red cross is getting a boost thanks to a local grocery store chain. the

missouri teenager michael brown but voters in ferguson have made a pretty important step towards equality. they have elected two african-americans to the city council. that's ella jonesesley bell. this is a city where at the time of brown's death, only three members of the city's entire police force were black. well now the six-member city council is half black, half white. voter turnout in ferguson was reported at more than 29%, which is nearly double the turnout of the april 2014 election. >>> moving overseas a u.s. service member was shot and killed in eastern afghanistan today. officials say an afghan soldier opened fire in jalalabad after a meet meeting of afghan and american officials. jamie mac entire is live at the pentagon. good evening to you. what else do we know about today's attack? >> reporter: morgan, you know i have to say pentagon officials were sort of holding their breath as days went by without a single u.s. casualty. in the year then weeks and months and today, the word came that there had been an attack in eastern afghanistan, a u.s. military official was part of a -- a u.s. soldier was part of a security daily that was protecting a u.s. diploma

unarmed black teenager michael brown, there are now three black city council members in a city that formerly had one. ferguson is a majority black city. tuesday night ella jones wesley bell were elected with record voter turnout of nearly 30% in an area that usually sees about 12% of registered voters go to the polls. until now, duane james was the only african-american member of the city council even though ferguson is about 60% black. amy: when michael brown was killed last august, ferguson's mayor the police chief, the city , manager and the municipal judge were all white. since the shooting, all but the mayor have resigned. the newly elected city council members will be charged with hiring their replacements. well for more we go to st. louis where we're joined for an update by patricia bynes, democratic committeewoman of ferguson township. she helped register residents and get out the vote, and served as a campaign manager for two of the candidates who ran. welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the significance of this victory? patricia: good morning. thank you. there has been an incredible win on behalf of the community and for the candidates

michael brown by a white police officer. now the city council, once predominantly white, will be 50% black. >> of this the see it's first election since last august's tragic shooting. wesley bell and ella jonesill hold seats on the council. jones becomes the first black woman to win that position. ferguson is 70% black but was governed by a board in which five of sick members along with the mayor were white. >>> a federal judge in florida has tossed out bombshell allegations britain's prince andrew had sex with minors. prominent american lawyer alan dershowitz was also named in the federal court filing as one of the people who used the help of billionaire jeffrey epstein to have sex with teenage girls. both men had issued vehement denials. the judge ordered tuesday that the allegations be removed from the court record. >>> alan dershowitz joins us from new york to talk about this. alan, you had firmly denied these charge and suffered, you know, dodge your reputation as a result of this being so widely reported. with the specific allegations being thrown out, do you feel fully vindicated? >> reporter: i feel fully vindicated legally. it's as if the charges had never been brought now. the judg

jones," which is going to be coming out next year with matthew mcconaughey. he has recently in addition to the article in "sentinel magazine," their new issue is completely an article by michael on lincoln's visit to richmond after the civil war. i skimmed through it yesterday. i want to read through it more closely. mike's talk this evening is on photo forensics so please welcome him. >> thanks a lot. all right. i am micced up here. can everybody hear me okay? i hate podiums. i would like to collect all the podiums around the world and pitch them over a cliff. was anybody that's here today -- were you here for the last time i spoke in 2010 or something like that? okay. wow, we have some newbies and some veterans. this is great. i was sort of thinking about what did i talk about, what did i show you in 2010, and i don't remember, so this is a completely new sort of taking what i love to do, which is picking apart these photographs, and finding the stories within them, sort of the best of. there are over 500 images i could show you. i'm showing you about 60 tonight. if you want more, we'll hang out sometime and do that. so, photo forensics, you might also call this -- or as i

jones and dylan dreyer are here today. we have the band back together on the saturday morning. coming up today, the interesting controversy behind the picture of michael buble after he was accused of body shaming a woman with this photo. we will talk about it coming up in the orange room. does it change things in miami? everybody is wearing shorts like that in miami. >> and the hash tag. >> lots to talk about there. we want to kick off with the top story. the nasty weather in houston. the roads looked more like rivers at times. the flash flooding dropped a lot of rain in a short amount of time. this round of storms is not letting up anytime soon. dylan is tracking that for us. good morning. >> good morning. that is the problem with flash flooding. a lot of rain in a short period of time. we saw 3 to 4 inches of rain falling in a short period of time of time. now the heavy rain moving into southeastern louisiana. along the system here that is where we will see more showers and more storms redevelop today. we do have widespread scattered showers and storms. in the area in red from nebraska to southern texas over across the gulf coast, this is where we c

ashley jones and wesley bell were sworn in tonight.ítd4b wesley bell is on the far right, a professor and local magistrate and was on this program following the killing of michaelcouncil is now african-american, a first in the council's 120-year history. >>> up next, how fake meat -- this is true -- could help save the planet. i care deeply about the gulf. i grew up in louisiana. i went to school here. i've been with bp ever since. today, i lead a team that sets our global safety standards. after the spill we made two commitments. to help the gulf recover and become a safer company. we've worked hard to honor both. bp has spent nearly 28 billion dollars so far to help the gulf economy and environment. and five years of research shows that the gulf is coming back faster than predicted. we've toughened safety standards too. including enhanced training... and 24/7 on shore monitoring of our wells drilling in the gulf. and everyone has the power to stop a job at any time if they consider it unsafe. what happened here five years ago changed us. i'm proud of the progress we've made both in the gulf and inside bp. >>> for meat and dairy products being wasted is much s

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jones," which is going to be coming out next year with matthew mcconaughey. he has recently in addition to the article in "sentinel magazine," their new issue is completely an article by michael on lincoln's visit to richmond after the civil war. i

michael douglas, he's opening up about reconciling with his wife catherine zeta jones.es. the only problem is as you well know we're in the public eye and it tend to get a little more exposed than most. but we're back stronger than ever. >> i'm happy to hear that. >> thank you. >> you heard him say he's crazy about her. michael douglas mentioned on the show and and his wife are about to celebrate their 15th anniversary. congratulations to you both. love you both. >> congratulations. >> love them. >> and by the way, we have one other piece of news here. can we put up the pictures here? there is a photo spread appearing in the new issue -- do we have the pictures? >> we should. >> there it is. >> philadelphia style magazine. look at miss hall. tamron hall. >> '40s glamour. >> it is. >> wow. >> amazing style team. >> you went to college in philly. >> big connection to philly. and yeah they talk about domestic violence awareness. i'm fortunate enough to get an award next week. we'll be talking about that later but it was an honor. and that style team on fire. thank you phil