i'm looking for philip jones? >> no. >> philip jones?no. >> eventually, we found him outside his homes in queen, new york, he asked us to come inside where we read his affidavit back to him. "on 2-2-98, i did a lineup where i picked out an individual as being the shooter." in the affidavit jones said that police pressured him to make an identification. >> i told the police this was the guy and i felt sure this was not the truth. i thought they were going to arrest me and my brother robert. >> by the time the trial started, jones was in jail, convicted on drug charges. but the d.a.'s office promised it would send a letter to the parole board saying he cooperated as a witness. today, philip jones said he always knew that velazquez was the wrong man. >> when i saw the defendant in court and i look in his eyes, i knew i had picked out the wrong guy. and the guy on trial i had never seen before. >> there you go. there you go. >> so that's all true? >> that's all true. >> and according to velazquez's lawyers, philip's brother, robert, another

philip, thank you very much. "credit agricole" 10 times in a row. we will look at the stock market next. shares in the u.s. under pressure this session. we have seen the dow jones industrial average climbed above the flat line this hour. you are seeing ibm weighing on the dow jones after its third-quarter earnings reports. weak hardware sales put ú

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philip rivers hits ladarius green for the 19 yard td. that ties it at 17. but rodgers answers back. the 8 yard strike to james jones makes it 24-17. now 27-20. 20 seconds to go, rivers tries to find danny woodhead on 4th and goal. but the pass is broken up! rivers is the first qb in nfl history to throw for 500 yards and no picks and lose! gb moves to 6-0 with the 27-20 win. broncos looking to move to 6-0 against the browns. 2nd quarter aqib talib reads josh mccown and he is going the other way. 63 yard pick 6, 10-0 denver. ahead to the 4th, broncos up 16-14. peyton manning throws a pick 6! karlos dansby takes it back 35 yards. cleveland up 20- 16 but peyton would redeem himself, hitting emmanuel sanders for the 75 yard strike! 23-20. browns' travis coons knocks in this 26 yarder to force overtime at 23 all. but in ot, the broncos' brandon mcmanus nails the game winner from 34. 26-23 the final, carolina and cincinnati also won to remain unbeaten. new england... jordan: at the beginning of the season we knew iowa's schedule set up pretty favorably, i predicted a 9-3 or 10-2 season. now it appears 12-0 is not only a possibility, but

philip there? >> i don't know. >> what about steven mall? >> i'm sure that the core team at the state department was still there. >> beth jones? >> i'm sure she was. >> bill burns and thomas nods? >> i have no specific recollection of any of the names you have given me because when i left i knew i would stay in touch and i do fought know how long anybody else stayed at the state department. >> what time did you learn that sean smith had died? >> earlier in the evening. >> before you left. >> yes. >> and what about ambassador stevens? >> before i left. >> and what about his confirmation of his death? before or after you left? >> we knew that, yes. >> what about the recovery of his body? before or after you left? >> we got word that we had a sighting -- >> confirmation? >> well, i'm trying to tell you what we knew and how we found out because it was something that we were trying to determine and we had mixed signals about what we learned. and it was our understanding and certainly by the time i left that he was most likely not alive but i'm not sure exactly when we were able to confirm that because it depended upon getting first

philip randolph campus high school in harlem. phil stinson is a criminologist from bowling green state university. jaeah lee is a reporter for mother jonesne. we will link to your piece of mother jones and, adam loewy, speaking to us from austin, the attorney represented noe niÑo de rivera. when we come back, we're going to talk about a change of heart, an evangelical minister, when it comes to gun rights and gun violence and the woman who changed him. the story of her 17-year-old son, a story you have come to know well here on democracy now! stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to the new documentary, it is about an evangelical minister who begins preaching about the toll of gun violence. minister.angelical that goes to the core of my identity. my constituency would be conservative -- very conservative. in my community, we talk about the same to the of life, the value of every human life. >> i would hear about shootings and i would pray for the people, but i never thought it would ever happen to us. we have replaced god with

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philip ronas there? >> i don't know. >> steven mall? >> i'm sure that the core team at the state department was still there. >> beth jones? >> i'm sure she was. >> bill burns and -- >> i have no specific recollection of any of the names you've given me because when i left i knew i would stay in touch and i do not know how long anybody else stayed. >> what time did you learn that sean smith had died? >> that was earlier in the evening. >> that was before you left. >> yes. >> what about ambassador stevens? >> it was before i left. >> what about his confirmation of his death, before or after you left? >> we knew that. yes. >> what about the recovery of his body? was that before or after you left? >> we got word that we had a sighting of -- >> confirmation. >> well, i'm trying to tell you what we knew and how we found out because it was something that we were trying to determine and we had mixed signals about what we learned and it was our understanding -- and certainly by the time i left -- that he was most likely not alive. but i'm not sure exactly when we were able to confirm that because it depended upon getting firsthand

philip ronas there? >> i don't know. >> steven mall? >> i'm sure that the core team at the state department was still there. >> beth jones? >> i'm sure she was. >> bill burns and -- >> i have no specific recollection of any of the names you've given me because when i left i knew i would stay in touch and i do not know how long anybody else stayed. >> what time did you learn that sean smith had died? >> that was earlier in the evening. >> that was before you left. >> yes. >> what about ambassador stevens? >> it was before i left. >> what about his confirmation of his death, before or after you left? >> we knew that. yes. >> what about the recovery of his body? was that before or after you left? >> we got word that we had a sighting of -- >> confirmation. >> well, i'm trying to tell you what we knew and how we found out because it was something that we were trying to determine and we had mixed signals about what we learned and it was our understanding -- and certainly by the time i left -- that he was most likely not alive. but i'm not sure exactly when we were able to confirm that because it depended upon getting firsthand

philip ronas there? >> i don't know. >> steven mall? >> i'm sure that the core team at the state department was still there. >> beth jones? >> i'm sure she was. >> bill burns and -- >> i have no specific recollection of any of the names you've given me because when i left i knew i would stay in touch and i do not know how long anybody else stayed. >> what time did you learn that sean smith had died? >> that was earlier in the evening. >> that was before you left. >> yes. >> what about ambassador stevens? >> it was before i left. >> what about his confirmation of his death, before or after you left? >> we knew that. yes. >> what about the recovery of his body? was that before or after you left? >> we got word that we had a sighting of -- >> confirmation. >> well, i'm trying to tell you what we knew and how we found out because it was something that we were trying to determine and we had mixed signals about what we learned and it was our understanding -- and certainly by the time i left -- that he was most likely not alive. but i'm not sure exactly when we were able to confirm that because it depended upon getting firsthand