oliver told investigators the car was in danger of hitting his partner.he fired five rounds from his rifle into the car. ur he was trying to hit you. >> reporter: during the trial, police body camera footage showed the car was driving away feom officers, and oliver's partner said he never felt he was in danger. prosecutor michael snipes said police are to be respected, but are not above the law. o whe love them, but not when they do what he did that night. >> reporter: since 2005, 31 officers have been convicted ol manslaughter or lesser charges in police shootings. oliver is only the second officer to be convicted of murder in more than a decade. darrell washington is the edwards family attorney. >> this case is not just about jordan. it's about every-- every african american, unarmed african american who has been killed and wao has not gotten justice. >> reporter: oliver was found not guilty on two aggravated assault charges. y e sentencing phase is under way right now and, john, oliver faces five years to life in rsison. >> dickerson: omar villafranca

as the vehicle pulled away, oliver fired five times. fatal shots striking freshman jordan edwards in the back of the head. oliver tol he thought his partner was going to get hit. the officer testified he never feared for his life. >> knowing you're in a a house party ending in rd the death of a teenager and now the conviction of a former police officer. >>> an explosive new claim by president trump. in an early morning tweet he said hillary clinton's emails got hacked by china without offering any evidence. almost threat thing doj and fbi to investigate. this after say thing situation will be addressed. his top economic advisor saying he's taking a look at whether the search engine should be regulated. >> reporter: the president who built his base on social media now attacking it, accusing those companies of bias. treading on troubled territory and have to be careful. >> reporter: he says ity and cannot business network aired a thin low sourced segment on the topic. a top white house official suggest thing administration may do just tha

amy: manny oliver, the father of walking -- joaquin n oliver, one of 17 people killed six months agon the valentine's day massacre a at marjory stononeman douglas high school. when we come back, manny and patricia will talk about valentine'ss day and t the day y citizens along g with joaquiuin. it was i inauguration day 2017. for our music break, we turn to a video put together by family friend the features joaquin lip-synching to some of his favorite songs. ♪ [music break] amy: that video put together by a family friend that features joaquin oliver lip-synching to some of his favorite songs. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as students at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, return to class today after summer break, we are looking back at the valentine's day shooting massacre six momons ago when a former student done down 17 students, staff, and teachers in just three minutes. we're speaking to mania patricia oliver, the parents of 17-year-old joaquin oliver, who died in the shooting. i spoke to them tuesday.

oliver runs into the chaos, stopping at his vehicle to retrieve his weapon. he runs down the street, gun drawn, then fires five times. >> he was trying to hit you. >> reporter: early on in the investigation, oliver claimed that car carrying those teens was backing up aggressively towards the officers. but the video told a different story. that car was actually driving away. oliver, who was fired from the force, testified in his own defense. >> make a decision, this car's about to hit my partner, there are threats inside the car. >> reporter: his partner telling jurors he never feared for his life. tonight, an emotional reaction in that courtroom as the verdict was read. jordan edwards' father glad to see justice for his son. >> i just want to say i'm happy, very happy. it's been a long time. >> marcus moore with us live tonight from dallas with more on this. and marcus, the former officer we know tonight still awaiting his sentencing? >> reporter: david, the punishment phase is under way, it could go on for at least another day. and oliver faces up to life in

. >> that same jury must decide how much time roy oliver will spend behind bars. sentencing phase is getting under way this morning. he could actually face life in prison. danya bacchus with the details. >> reporter: after 13 hours of deliberating -- is this we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder as charged in the indictment. >> reporter: a jury found former police officer roy oliver guilty of killing unarmed 15-year-old jordan edwards. edwards' shooting death happened in april of 2017 when oliver fired into a car full of teens hitting the 15-year-old in the head. >> see the kid in the blue sweatshirt. that's jordan. he doesn't know it but he has ten seconds to live. >> reporter: oliver and his partner responding to an overcrowded house party that edwards and his friends were leaving when shots were fired. oliver's body camera video played in court shows him running into the chaos stopping at his vehicle to get his rifle. with his gun drawn, he runs down the street and then fires. oliver testified in his own defense telling the jury the car ed

a hard year. >> footage from oliver's body cameralayed duringhe tal showing oliver and his partner responding to a loud house party in april of 2017. oliver exits the house when he hears gunshots outside and then fires five rounds from his rifle into a car of five unarmed teenage boys as they were driving away. edwards was in the passenger seat. he said he opened fire after seeing the car driving toward his partner. his partner said he never felt like he was in danger. jurors deliberated over two days before reaching the verdict. >> this case is not just about jordan. it's about walter scott, it's about ernest sterling and every african american that's been killed and not gotten justice. >> jordan's father cried on the stand and his mother says the loss of their son altered their family forever. >> it's just trying to get through life without him now. >> the sentencing phase will be wednesday. cbs news dallas, texas. >> hurricane maria that slammed puerto rico will go down as one of the deadliest natural disasters in history. they raised the official death toll from 64 to nearly 3,000. that's

the police here in the united states on tuesday a jury in texas found springs police officer roy oliver guilty of murder in the shooting death of teenager jordan at birds who was shocked by oliver after leaving a party with his friends back in two thousand and seventeen ortiz ashley banks says more on this surprising conclusion to a very familiar tragedy. were all over was found guilty of killing unarmed high school freshman jordan at words as the teen with a leaving a house party last year many are calling this conviction where an employee twenty nine twenty seven teen officers were dispatched to a house party after receiving a call of under age drinking for oliver says as he was in the home he heard gunshots outside and thought there was a shooter. he went outside and saw cars filled with by the unarmed teenagers including at what they also shot into the vehicle striking edwards in the head the fifteen year old died and stanley oliver later found out the gunshots were coming from the car but instead were being fired near i'm nursing home in the area oliver was fired from his position

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is it the result of john oliver's viewers. 99% confident they would tie up the server. this is definitely high traffic to make it appear to respond to others. july 4, i had a meeting in my office. we asked him again. are you confident this would yes --and he said >> so now you're trying to muddle through this as your cio was telling you something on the rest of the world is saying, that doesn't team right. in terms he or relationship to the committee in the public context of quite partisan and quite hot that a around net neutrality, and the legitimacy of the participation of the public in this net neutrality process, did it ever occur to you to say, you know, i have got these doubts now. i'm not so sure that i will stick with those and i would like to modify my statement. in fact, i would like to answer the letter you sent me so at some point before the report you out, does it occur to to communicate to the public that this may not be a -- attack question mark >> on generate why 30 2018, i would be informed by my chief of staff and the office of the inspector general th

as the vehicle pulled away, oliver fired five times. fatal shot striking freshman jordan edwards in the back of the head. oliver told the jury he thought his partner was going to get hit but that officer testified he never feared for his life. >> knowing that he had to be forced in position to take a life, words cannot describe that. >> reporter: a call to a house party ending in murder. the death of a teenager and now the conviction of a former police officer, miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> tonight, two kansas deputies recovering after a man ambushed them inside their own sheriff's office. investigators say say john witson walked into the building and started shooting through a door and managed to hit those two deputies. authorities say he ran and let a woman and five children out of the car before they finally caught up to him. he was later pronounced dead by a self-inflicted gunshot. no word yet on a possible motive. one of the injured deputies is out of the hospital, the other listed in stable condition. >>> tonight, the facts are c

the police here in the united states on tuesday a jury in texas found springs police officer roy oliver guilty of murder in the shooting death of teenager jordan at birds who was shocked by oliver after leaving a party with his friends back in two thousand and seventeen ortiz ashley banks says more on this surprising conclusion to a very familiar tragedy. were all over was found guilty of killing unarmed high school freshman jordan at words as the teen with the leaving a house party last year many are calling this conviction where an airplane twenty nine twenty seven teen officers were dispatched to a house party after receiving a call about under age drinking oliver says as he was in the home when he heard gunshots outside and thought there was a shooter. he went outside and saw a car filled with five unarmed teenagers including edwards they also shot into the vehicle striking edwards in the head the fifteen year old died and stanley oliver later found out the gunshots were coming from the car but instead were being fired near i'm nursing home in the area oliver was fired from his posi

oliver follows a group intent on making it to europe.liver: moussa and his friends have to make their way to the high dealt carefully. they say the police could show up at any time and destroy their camp. the group has thousands of kilometers behind them. now just a few hundred meters separate them from europe, that, and the fence. this man from guinea shows us deep cuts. they are from his attempts to storm the border. >> my father is said. my mother has nothing. not even food. i'm the oldest son and i want to try to make money to help my mother. that's why i left. oliver: they've been traveling for two years since leaving guinea and are now stuck here with some 50,000 others, all hoping to make the journey from morocco to europe. the fence is here to stop them. it's eight kilometers long, fifitted with razor wire, along with the territory of malia, this is the only other e.u. border in africa. on other side is alfonso crusado from the spanish guard. it's his job to secure the border but that's not always possible. over 600 migrants mana

only at olive garden.egan's smile is getting a lot because she uses act® mouthwash. >>> closed captioning provided by. go beyond brushing with act®. >>> somewhere in canada we have a dash cam capturing the action down the road. silver car right there. hey! >> whoa. >> that was an extremely close call that did not end up in a collision and i can tell you, you cannot credit the human driver for avoiding that collision. >> so auto pilot literal saved my life. >> the dash cam was mounted inside the tesla and he is telling us about how he was cruising down the road with the auto pilot feature turned on. he said the car did all the basic maneuvers itself. >> that's crazy because that was so close and you're right, if that feature one there that would have been an accident. >> must have been worried about the position of the car from behind and the lane that was free on the right hand side. that's pretty clever. >> there's been new stories about it not being perfect but this guy wants to show everybody in this0%

oliver was convicted of murder in the 2017 shooting on tuesday after responding to a house party, oliver opened fire on a car leaving the home, fatally shooting edwards who was in the passenger seat. >> at trial, edwards said he fired because he thought the car was trying to hit his partner. but the partner testify head nefa the edwards' family stern said while that i would have liked a longer sentence that. >> respect the jury's position. oliver's attorney says he will file an appeal. >>> new concerns this morning about dangerous drugs getting behind bars at america's prisons. in ohio, police confirmed with our nbc affiliate overnight that a combination of heroin and fentanyl caused an inmate overdose at ross correctional institution. more than required medical attention. a similar scenario forcing pennsylvania to put all its state prison on lockdown. tom costello has more. >> reporter: at the albion state prison in pennsylvania to hazmat teams called in to clear an entire cell block, five staffers sick after escorting an inmate thought to be under the influence. since early august 29 s

oliver's partner also testifie he was not in danger. and, he called oliver "trigger happy".come of this case was very different from most high- profile police shootings. it's extremely rare for on-duty officers to be tried, let alone convicted in fatal shootings. a study from bowling green state university found that between 2005 and april 2017, 80 police officers were charged with murder or manslaughtern- duty shootings. only 35% were convicted. on tuesday, a lawyer for the edwards family took note of that. >> this "guilty of murder" to us ust. when you think about it,ou think about all the cases, all n e unarmed black and brown and women who have been victims to police brutality and who ha not received justice. >> reporter: oliveis the first police officer found guilty of murder in dallas county since 1973. s reporter: for more on t week's conviction, and what, if anything, it might mean to the broadeissues related to policing, we turn to brittany packnett, an activity and educator, and philip stinson, a criminal justice professor at bowling green state unty. his research,

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of strong market worry for which in from germany r t correspondent peter oliver and with u.s. sanctions on iran many companies and nations that do business with the nation are choosing to leave if they can tell what's behind all of it joins us from toronto and tell us about one company companies a french company told hall which is trying to lose plus one. go deeper and ask more questions about that story we reported on last week regarding the killing month santos purpose found in breakfast cereals tricks may not be for kids anymore are to correspondent sara months as the focus joins us plus it's been nearly nine months since the u.s. congress passed and president trump signed into law tax legislation to reduce taxes on companies and today we take a look at the impact so far with the executive director of the oh god to act center at american university professor donald williamson all that straight away and other jam packed broadcast but first we get to a few headlines as the summer of twenty eight thousand continues to roast the earth's northern hemisphere there is some big and

that same jury convicted roy oliver of murder the day before.is gun into a car leaving a house party killing 15-year-old jordan edwards. the teen's family and prosecutors said the jury let oliver off easy. >> a scuffle over scallops broke out in the high seas. why the french and english fishing boats were pitted against each other. >> there was ramming on the high seas as the dispute over shellfish turned over. english fishermen said french boats swirled them and hurled insults and rocks to drive them off the scallop beds. >> before we knew it we had around 10 or 15 other french boats surrounding us. throwing rocks at us. flairs. lighting the sky up with flairs so other boats could see us. it was quite an intense moment. >> this stretch of water may be called the english channel but some of the richest scallop fishing is on the french side. it attracts fishermen from both countries eager to cash in on this lucrative delicacy but international rules say the english boats can fish any time while the french are forced to wait until the first of oct

welcome back to sophie and co now the other day i sat down with the legendary filmmaker oliver stone in a moscow bookstore and asked him whether a second cold war was just a figure of speech or raised or more to it it's a figure of speech for sure cold war it's a. very dangerous war it's on the you know you can even say that the original cold war was really a cold war where there were so many proxy wars that were fought in the name of fighting communism you like vietnam. among others korea. you wonder how many people have died in the name of that cold war and you know millions of the third world people have been hurt after all over africa there was battles. and certainly in them we've seen now in the middle east we've seen enormous amount of damage. the specter of communism doesn't work anymore the united states was not able to use that but there is this and haran carry over in fact and i'm sure that's in the minds of those congressmen when they vote against for the expansion of russians actions in their mind it's some form of the old russia and they can't get they can't get one side

his facts, his public testimony is what the country is now waiting for. >> oliver north, who worked ins idea, well, since we're selling weapons to iran and there's certain profits that are coming from these weapons, and since we're not supposed to be selling these weapons so we can't exactly announce the profits, these are basically off the books, let's take those profits and let's use them to support the contras. we can kill two birds with one stone. >> the problem was both of those schemes violated american policy and violated the law. so when they were exposed, it all came crashing down, and ronald reagan was left trying to explain why his administration had actually violated his own policies. >> vice admiral john poindexter has asked to be relieved of his assignment as assistant to the president for national security affairs. lieutenant colonel oliver north has been relieved of his duties on the national security council staff. >> at the time i thought, this is another watergate. felt that way. >> when the iran/contra story broke it seemed to play into various strains of the narrat

good to see you again, oliver. welcome>>back. hanks for having me, sue. good evening. >> you make the point tha is the best consumer environment you've probably ever seen,gh >> yeah, we are very excited about what we're seeing. what's happening is low unemployment, wage growth, a hague dmeree of con confidence, the customer is back and it's showing up in numbers at a walma target, the top line is very strong. that being said, this is a very changed consumer environment, given the threat of amazon, given the rise of digital and mobile, and given the rise of social media. so it's a different kind of consumer, but underpinning this is an exceptionally strong consumer, low employment, rising wages. that's a nice placebe to >> it certainly is. what i was struck by is the fact that high-end luxury did for example, tiffany. but also, the discounters did pretty well, too. >> yeah, we continue to have that thesis. we c it the bow tie thesis. we like what's happening at the high enwe lso like stocks which play in value, such as costco and the off-pricer. so the tia

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(chief jason oliver/ millington police dept.) "they decided to go across the street where the lights are, to a lit area."millington police chief jason oliver says that is the first thing the four girls did right - as they tried to avoid 22-year-old bruce hipkins.soon he was... (lauren eickhoff/ 13 years old) "behind my sister and i screamed, 'allison' and then he attacked."allison is just 11-years-old.(allison eickhoff/ 11 years old) "he said, 'you're coming with me.' and like, he grabbed my face." this was all unfolding across the road from the speedway - outside of dollar general. (allison eickhoff/ 11 years old) "this cannot be happening, i thought it was a test at first but them i'm like, 'this is real.'"lauren, allison - and their 12 and 14-year-old friends did what they had been taught.(lauren eickhoff/ 13 years old) "i grabbed my drink and chucked it at his head. i tried, i punched him in the head."the oldest friend started attacking him too.he let go of allison - but then -(chief jason oliver/ millington police dept.) "he

oliver's partner ordered a vehicle with five black teenagers to stop. >> hey, stop that [ bleep ] car>> as the car pulled away, oliver fired five times. [ gunshot ] >> jordan edwards, a passenger was shot in the back of the head. oliver told the jury he thought his partner was in danger. >> trying to hit -- >> but that officer testified he never feared for his life. >> it's a very gut wrenching experience. words cannot describe that. >> the victim's family attorney says this is a win for more than just one family. >> don't ever want another parent, another father to have to go through what this family has had to deal with. >> a teenager attending a house party gunned down by police and now the former officer who pulled the trigger on the wrong side of the law. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> one south bay doctor will spend the next five years in prison for committing fraud. a federal judge handed down a 63 month sentence to saratoga family health doctor began gan desh, jurors convicted her of providing false billing statements and obstructing justice. her husband was found guilty on so

of strong market worries word which and from germany are to correspondent peter oliver and with u.s. sanctions on iran many companies and nations that do business with the nation are choosing to leave if they can tell it's behind all of it joins us from toronto and tell us about one company companies a french company told tal which is trying to lose plus we go deeper and ask more questions about that story we reported on last week regarding the weed killing month santos herbicides found in breakfast cereals tricked me not to eat for kids anymore r.t. correspondent ceremony. joins us what's it's been nearly nine months since the u.s. congress passed and president signed into law tax legislation to reduce taxes on companies and people today we take a look at the impact so far with the executive director of the oh god to act and at american university professor donald williamson all that straight away and other jam packed broadcast but first we get to a few headlines as the summer of twenty eight thousand continues to roast the earth's northern hemisphere there is some big and not so gr

oliver, good to get your thoughts, thank you very much, oliver smith from forbes. behind snapchat has reported a $353 million loss for the the three months to the end ofjune, even though it brought in more money that had been expected. it came as snap drew in more advertisers but struggled to keep up with other social—media sites, despite a major redesign. the number of users fell slightly to 188 million. cathay pacific has narrowed its losses in the first half of the year to $33 million, with the airline saying it expects a better six months ahead. it's a big improvement on the same period last year, when the hong kong flag carrier posted its worst loss in more than 20 years. airbnb has ditched a competition offering the chance to spend a night on the great wall of china. an ad promised a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity for the winner, but the plan sparked concerns that it could contribute to the historic structure being damaged. and according to chinese media, airbnb never received approval from local authorities to run the event. a problem, isn't it? you book som

oliver hardy would show up, do his job well and then go golfing.f it. he left it all to stan laurel. >> what are you doing with that cushion? >> well, i keep on bumping me head. see? >> stan laurel was the total filmmaker. he wasn't just a character or a screen comedian. he was a writer and a director, but he was never credited as either. >> i think we were fortunate in sticking to our silent reel methods. we're not talking comedians. we only said enough to motivate what we were doing. everybody started to talk their heads off for no reason at all, forgetting the principle of the comic. >> they brought so much laughter to so many people. i can't help but think that the moment laurel and hardy came together to work as a team was a gift from the comedy gods. >> you felt that they shared a bond. ollie was sometimes mean to stan and they were violent with each other at different times. but i don't think anybody ever questioned that they were friends. they even slept in the same bed. >> we've been together for 23 years, and we're still friends. i think

as part of the sentencing, roy oliver was also fined $10,000.hiumo, cbs news. >> oliver's attorneys said he would be eligible for parole after 7.5 years. >>> the weather continues to cause problems in the midwest. on the left, record floodwaters are pushing through communities along the kickaopoo river in wisconsin. a tornado in michigan, large chunks of homes blown away. the rain subsided in both states. now it's a waiting game as the crews assess damage until the floodwaters subside. >> the rain is moving to the south now. they are getting a break across the mid questions. >>> i want to show you what's going on with the storm and the tropics. you can see rain and the tornado that brought down the heavy flooding. gulf states seeing rain as the system moves from the midwest down to the south also let's take you to the west coast. things are calmer here. we don't have any rain in the forecast. we have a low to the north keeping our temperatures from getting too hot. then eventually it will warm up. hurricane norman picked up speed and it's moving

oliver faces up to life in prison.story in morning and a major upset in florida. voters there have chosen candidates for governor that come from the opposite ends of the political spectrum. the congressman, ron desantis, a member of the freedom caucus beating the establishment candidate after picking up an early endorsement from president trump. but the surprise of the night really came on the democratic side. andrew gillum, see him right there as the tallahassee mayor, endorsed by bernie sanders, defeated the daughter of the former governor. and in arizona, mcsally beat two more conservative candidates. >>> president trump has reportedly revived the idea of firing jeff sessions. the president's allegedly still furious over his decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. sources say he discussed the issue with his advisors and lawyers. sessions still has the full backing of the top republican in the senate. >> i have total confidence in the attorney general. i think he ought to stay exactly where he is. >

who are a big as the moon all apparently everybody prefers their olive oil. oil sleeping with other people is gross but the notion that the us military is just advising in africa is both but wow i do say that because for more than five years green berets navy seals and other commandos have been operating under an obscure authorization that allows them to both plan and control missions and average or or because quote it's less we are helping you and more you are doing our bidding said one active duty green beret officer with a recent experience in west africa as he described the program is carried out under a legal authority known as section one twenty seven eight. yes. yes to all of the things you just know what the hell is section one thousand and seventy. perfectly for nine super her authorization their funds classified programs were averaging government alone how units of their militaries for american special ops teams to use as surrogates to hunt and kill our enemy combatants for us now. you know now the saying goes better to have your hand of the puppet

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i talked to oliver hill. oliver hill was blind at the time i met with him, and yet he could see the truth that america missed. it was the educators. talkedot convinced, so i to his counterpart in georgia, donald hollowell, also blind at the time that i spoke with him, and donald hollowell was quite explicit. got thethe educators plaintiffs, we just groomed them for the witness stand. these black educators are the people to whom we owe an extraordinary debt and who might also map how we think about the future, if we bother to bring them back into our conscious presence. there are a lot of stories about dr. tate that i could tell, but i decided tonight not to tell the stories. hopefully you will read -- some of you will read the stories about cows getting stolen, the long, dark night drives and the funeral director. kos this funeral part could be anytime of the day and night. you could meet by the creek, train passengers. there are lots of stories, some of which are funny, some of which are painful, that consti

members poured olive oil over the mount rock sumit. area is a sacred native american site and they did not have a permit for the gathering. jubilee bridge we "we are truly sorrow for the olive oil consistent. and all of the ohlone indians." an apple store in corte madera -- was hit by robbers today. police need your help identifying these men in the pictures. 5 suspects grabbed small electronics from 2 tables and ran. this happened around noon. >>> five as muches grabbed small electronics from two tables and ran. this happened around noon. they ran to a black honda sedan with a taped over hype. >>> police are looking for the third suspect who went on a burg hare store at two t r t-mobile stores. >> >> drivers recorded this woman riding a bicycle along crowded lower deck of the bay bridge. she did make it to treasure island before she was stopped by police. seattle's skyline now shows a city choked with smoke and ash. so bad, just spending the day outside is egive len to smoking nearly a lot.5 cigarettes. the wind is expected to change

edwards was killed when oliver fired in a car full of teens that drove away from a house party.ng for a tougher sentence. >> we're thankful for the verdict that we received. we wanted more years, this is a start for us and we can get closure. >> oliver's lawyers are expected >> olivehe sentence.are expected se1 the site of rfki] stadium getting a new look. the d.c. mayor helpe break ground ofw3 that $500 million project.e1 during the first phase of construction, a sporl complex wi built. construction begins next month and the field should be ready for games in march. >>> it would appear that the mayor is hoping to break ground on a new stadium, well. she joined the redskins for a luncheon downtown d.c. wser made a not-so-subtle pitch for the redskins to return to the district.xde1 >> you only have to look at the capital one arena and see what it has done for downtown washington, d.c. you only have to look at nationalsxd park. and now, what's happening. soon, we will see a similar transformation inardxd 8 at the new home for the washington mystics.ok still, we think sothing is mi

the conviction of officer roy oliver yesterday is a rare guilty verdict in a police shooting case. he shot and killed 15-year-old jordan edwards in april 2017. omar villafranca has more. in dallas where the jury is deciding the sentence now. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. oliver is only the second officer in a decade to be convicted of murder in the police shooting and when that verdict came down, people in the courtroom including the edwards family could barely contain their emotions. >> we did it. >> yeah. >> we did it. >> reporter: a visibly emotional odell edwards held back tears. the father of 15-year-old jordan edwards overwhelmed by the verdict. >> we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder. >> reporter: after nearly two weeks of testimony, a jury convicted former balch springs police officer roy oliver of killing the unarmed teen. body camera video from the night of the shooting shows oliver and his partner responding to a loud house party. oliver told the investigators he heard gunshots, saw a car headed towards his partner and feared for h

aware of this thing called the john oliver effect?minating issues that everybody else is missing and once they're illuminated they are very difficult to ignore. >> you say you want to make people laugh more than anything else. but it also has to be gratifying you made other think. >> i guess so. that's a pleasant by-product. but the main thing we do is comedy. if you get to the end of a joke and someone is just thinking, you have failed. >> he would probably hate something called the john oliver effect. he is really all about doing tight well-researched comedy show. and beyond that, it's out of your control. >> 39 states hold elections for judges. and america is virtually alone in doing this. in fact, only one other country on earth that does it on this scale. you can guess which. you're wrong. it's bolivia. a country you think of so little, it's not bolivia. actually, that's still not bolivia. this is bolivia. or is it? or is it? >> the truth goes down a lot easier when a joke is attached to it. it just does. >> it was worth the trip

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and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our teams peter oliver reports from berlin on the latest developments late into the online lodging marketplace air b.n. b. which is in some hot water over inaccurate pricing in the european union as many member states are also pushing for a digital tax plus artes alex the highland which gives us the latest from toronto on how the u.s. aluminum company l o l is faring in the trade war for that i'm not so well plus our team is actually banks takes a look at the central winners in the highly competitive electric car space as we go to break trading on tesla stock was altered around two pm today east coast time after c.e.o. elon musk tweeted that he had suggested that he might take the company private in the stock rose more than seven percent trading resumed shortly before he went to air and we'll have more on this tomorrow we'll be right back. i. suppose some of us. from the. last time we chased. each one of the carrying twenty kilos of drugs. first offense. in the family i mean all medical men. like. me. but i don't k

oliver: it could get a lot worse for wheat.n the back of production of hot and dry weather in europe, australia, and the black sea region. but the other part of the equation is supply and demand. demand has been dismal. you have seen the wheat market come up considerably and now resting on significant contracts. it is representing a 50 day moving average. it is the middle of the range. so, they are in a long position. we finished the week below technical support. i think that triggered liquidation and accelerates selling pressure. i would not be surprised to see wheat below five dollars. romaine: and corner below the 50 day moving average. where is the level of support there? oliver: there is not a lot at the 350 level. it is significant. we have seen a lot of pressure this week. we have had crop towards confirming what we were told on august 10 and that is that we have a big crop coming down the pipeline with bigger yields and record yields for a lot of areas. and therelled over hasn't been any bullish headlines as of late to

meg oliver, thank you.la's government says it ays detained at least six people following an alleged assassination attempt on its president, nicolas maduro's security detail rushed to his side after an explosion during a military event saturday. officials say the attack was orchestrated using drones armed with bombs. national security adviser john bolton says the u.s. is not to blame. >> well, i can say unequivocally there is no u.s. government involvement in this at all. >> quijano: citing widespread corruption and oppression in venezuela, bolton suggested that the maduro government could be behind the explosion. president trump withdrew from uce iran nuclear deal in may and tomorrow the first part of the u.s. sanctions kick in. the remaining sanctions return in november. they're expected to cause iran's economy to deteriorate even more and fuel more protests. roxana saberi reports. >> reporter: the protests appear to be scattered and sporadic. but they share the same message. dissatisfaction with the econo

and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return our tease peter oliver reports from berlin on the latest developments related to the online lodging marketplace air b.n. b. which is in some hot water over inaccurate pricing in the european union as many member states are also pushing for a digital act plus artes alex the highland which gives us the latest from toronto on how the u.s. aluminum company poet is faring in the trade war for tat not so well plus artes actually bank takes a look at central winners in the highly competitive electric guitar space as we go to break trading on tesla stock was altered around two pm today east coast time after c.e.o. the lawn must we did that you suggested that you might take the company private and the stock rose more than seven percent trading resumed shortly before you. and we'll have more on this tomorrow we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. you know world of big movies. and conspiracy i