>> mr. jones was subject to the 2011 gang injunction and 2013 would have likely been to a shorter time period. right? when we bring these injunctions -- and, again, i'm happy to give you a full set so you can see what we're talking about. it is responding to crime and nuisance that is occurring, right and that is very recent. it's not something that -- it not looking at a conviction or an arrest from 10 years ago. to have conduct you have to show that it's likely to occur in the future. so there has to be a temporal element, so, again, i don't have th details in front of me but i would gather that just not enough time had lapsed. and that's not unusual, right? if we are actually enjo having e gang members you expect in a year or two years in this is not enough time to pass. >> supervisor fewer: but this is 2018. >> right. >> supervisor fewer: so when you think about it that it isn't joined in 2011, those are many, many years. i mean, when you think about that, oh, 2013 was too short and then 2014

we are ready to meet mr. jones. >> hello, mr. jones. welcome. >> hello, everyone. i ain't god at this, but this gang injunction list that i am on is terrible. i am going to speak for myself. when i come outside, when i did come outside, they see me and oh, that's him, go get him. what did i do? i didn't even get a chance to do nothing yet. sometimes with weeknights in the safety zone, they call it. they call it the safety zone ar whatever. geneva street is not on the safety zone and i should be able to drive by without being harassed. i am not under probation, not under arrest. and i give you instance. me and my daughters and my son. we going to the disney on ice. the gang task force see me and i don't pay them no mind. i am going to the show. they get out of the car, and get out of the car with the guns. i got babies with me and a group of other people walking. and the other people, whats a going on? what did he do? what did he do? i did nothing. i was so em bars raed that i didn't -- i was so embarrassed that i didn't take my kids to see the show. i didn't want t

mr. jones has engaged with residents across communities in san francisco, he has shown himself to be a dedicated public servant. as a youth commissioner he excelled with elected officials, commissioners and members of the public. as i mentioned aearlier he's worked with the police commission to get community on a number of sues, including use ofrce, tazers, and the process of selecting a new chief. finally, mr. jones represents three communities for whom it's important to have representation on the police commission: the lgbt community, the african american community, and young people. and speaking as someone who has had the honor to work with mr. jones in the alice b. toklas lgbt democratic club, i know him to be an inoperational leader who dedicated himself to the pursuit of justice. i can't say enough good things about mr. jones' experience, ability, and leadership. in closing, i want to paraphrase last night's work of stacey abrams. in quoting, we have an opportunity to rewrite the next cha

and so i can't speak as to exactly what happened with mr. jones. but if he was outside the safety zone, it could not be the only reason for the stop. >> supervisor fewer: so do you think that sometimes police officers may stop people that they think have a gang injunction are enjoined and violate the rulesf the gang injunction? >> you know, there wa ot of things that will happen. there will be perceptions of the officers and perceptions of the individuals that are being detained as to why they're being stopped. i'm not going to say no because i can't speak for the actions of anyone else beside myself but if that does happen there are remedies and they can file complaints and the individuals can approach the city attorney. there's a number of things that can occur. >> supervisor fewer: and i just think that if you're in a gang and if you are enjoined in a gang injunction and police stop you outside of the zone and you are not -- i mean, i can't imagine an individual wanting to go to court and say, you know what, it was a violation and, you know, i m

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. yields with the multitude of serious issues and problems facing our nation, one important issue has been forgotten. afghanistan. that brings me to a moving "washington post" feature written by greg jaffey on may . titled "imperfect answers " as a son was killed in action and his parents ask why. i would like to share an excerpt from the article. 10 days since gabe was killed, bob and donna were sitting on a couch in their basement surrounded by relatives, close friends, and 16 of the soldiers who fought alongside their son in afghanistan. the soldiers had been back in the united states for just a few days, exhausted from their nine month deployment, and relieved to be home. they had come to this small farming town an hour drive to denver to help bury gabriel. high the time gabe was deployed in september, the war had fallen so far out of the headlines that bob found it hard to figure out why the u.s. military was still in afghanistan. he tried to

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obviously, paul tudor jones' words carry a lot more weight certainly than mine, but i think he's i think mr. jones has a track record of calling things very well and i think that right now, ingg better than they were just three months ago, judge. and obviously, much better than the end of january, beginning of february >> steph, the big part of that call is who cares about 100 basis points i mean, we talked about rates. you know, pete's talked about the velocity of the move we're trying to gauge what level would unsettle the market. is he right? who cares about 100 basis points higher >> ink it demands on what yourti is on growth. if you think growth is accelerating, which jon alluded to >> let's say even if they're going up for the right reason. >> that's really important i mean, if we're going to go from 2.2% gdp in the first quarter to almost 4% in the second, and maybe 3% in the back half othe year, i'm kind of thinking around 3% for the full year, with tame inflation, look at those cpi numbers today, pretty tame. pretty in line pce numbers are at 1.8, 1.9 kind of thing the fed doesn'reallye a

still working on that one, but all of the other enes we linked to the same weapon and now we have mr. jonesa aligned with that weapon, that puts him in all of those places. >> sandra: the suspect was linked to four other murders including a psychiatrist who was involved in the investigation of ramsey. >> bill: voters heading to the polls. and california would be watched. karl rove, sir, good day to you. and here is the map. arizona, california. and new mexico and south take. >> you maebt to say alabama and not arizona. >> bill: circle gets a square. you are correct on that. and here is it a tweet. high tax, high crime california, be sure to get out and vote for republican john cox for governor. what is special about california today, carl? >> california has an unusual primary structure called the jungle primary and every runs. democrat, governor and prohibitionist. run in the primary and the top two getters get in the race. >> bill: so that could lead you to conclude that possibly the blue wave is happening or not as high as expected? >> i think it is more mixed than that. this is the first

. >> mr. jones was visiting them in an effort to right some wrongs. >> reporter: investigators say ballistics, dna and surveillance video evidence connect jones to at least three crime scenes. does this mean the case is closed right now? >> we're still following up on other leads, other associations and possibly acquaint neances o help the suspect may have had. >> reporter: police are treating this as an active crime scene. anybody who wants to go in or out of the hotel has to be esco escorted. investigators are continuing to look through those divorce proceedings and contact anybody who was involved in the case, although right now there's no indication there are any more victims. >> all right, mireya, thanks. >>> bill clinton's 20 year old impeachment drama is getting new attention in the light of a comment. he is facing repeated questions about his white house affair with monica lewinsky and whether he properly apologized for it. bianna golodryga is here with mr. clinton's attempt to clarify his r

mr. jones: like senator lankford, i want to thank chairman mccain and ranking member reed for their work on this important legislation as well as senator inhofe, who has done such yeoman's work in senator mccain's absence. this bill has tremendous implications for our country both abroad and here at home. in alabama, we know all too well about the need for national security and good economy. from redstone arsenal, from maximum we will air force base and for all of our reserve and national guards men and women in the state of alabama, they are on the front lines. in addition to the tens of thousands of civilians that support their work, alabama is home to a first-class workforce that supports our national security mission every single day. so it only makes sense that this legislation continues to support the work of alabamians to include a well-deserved 2.6% pay raise for our troops, and just as important, it also includes funds for the missile defense agency at redstone arsenal in huntsville. i