i am with van jones.my parents, i come from better parents who met at a union dance between the teachers union and the for your union. it was a basketball dance and my dad took my mom home and fell in love. i grew up a liberal and i am still a liberal. i believe that we have to support all the people in this country. my parents are both from immigrant families. they are immigrants. my mother would not like to admit it but the fact is that it's because they left a terrible situation in poland and russia that they came to this country. they had opportunities beyond belief. my mother had a fantastic career as an educator, , and my father had a business that struggle at times during tough times, but in the long run they were able to support their family beautifully. and i am supporting those immigrants to come here, and i wish this administration -- >> host: do you consider yourself so-called leftist like van jones said he was? >> caller: yes, i do. i do. i have more sympathy -- >> host: what does that mean t

your reaction to van jones. >> caller: van jones is on point his statements is correct i like that analogy from the left in the right wing. we need people like van jones in the united states that is all i have to say. >> host: we appreciate everybody r calling to give their reaction to ruth van jones. another couple of opportunities with charles sykes "how the right lost its mind" you saw him earlier today and then sharyl attkisson she was on after words a couple months ago we will bring her back in and give you a chance to talk to her so those are coming up this afternoon. several events still at chapman hall where the authors are talking including a historian a book about charles dickens and also others we are all live with some of interviews on the set. in president emeritus of spelman college. the miami book fair is a week-long even to we're down here for the weekend but during the week they have offers such as the bush wins and former chair of the dnc she spokeke earlier this week we will show you just a portion of that right now. >> i just finish the book you did not even sign this f

van jones, everybody. ( cheers and applause )

tonight's guest, cnn contributor and author of the new book "beyond the messy truth," van jones is heren the show. ( cheers and applause ) but first: >> would you willingly send facebook a naked photo of yourself to make sure it never shows up publicly on the social network? people who are concerned their intimate images might be shared by someone else on social media, can use facebook messenger to send the explicit pictures to themselves. the social media giant reviews the photos and pictures that violate facebook's policies are given a digital fingerprint. if another user tries to upload those same images, technology would recognize the fingerprint, and the photo won't be posted. ( laughter ) >> trevor: really, faeb? ( laughter ) you want us to send you our news? get the (bleep) out of here, man. how about, mark zuckerberg, you send us your news. actually, no, that's owls a bad idea. this whole thing say bad idea. this is bad for everybody, except for people caught cheating. for them it's a great excuse. your woman is like, "who is she?" and you're like, "no, no, baby, baby, i wasn't

joining us is cnn political director, also two of our political commentators, van jones and ed martinow, van, the democratic candidate for the now governor elect northam, a center democratic candidate. certainly not from the liberal wing of the party. is there a message in that for the democrats moving forward? >> listen, i think had he won by two points, then i think democrats would say, listen, if you want to have a shot, you've got to moderate because there's just too much trump out there. when you win by nine points, then progresses start thinking maybe you could have ran a -- would you rather have a -- i don't think this settles the debate. but what it does show, though, is when the democratic party comes together, we can win. the big thing that happened was that tom per yellow went out and worked as hard or maybe even harder than the nominee to make sure democrats came together. >> was this a democratic win last night or a president trump loss or i guess some combination thereof? >> i'll go with option c, anderson. i do think it was a combination thereof. clearly it was a democr

as i bring in my first guests, van jones and mike shields. rick wilson. van jones, i'm going to ask you first, does this president have no sense of decency? >> well, apparently not. i mean, part of what i think is so tragic is that this was a tremendous opportunity for the country -- not just president trump, but for the country to finally give due credit to people who help to win this war. those code talkers, any other language, the japanese and germans were prepared to break the code, mathematically they were prepared to break the code. these navajo code talkers were the only people who were able to get communication in that war, they saved hundreds of thousands of american lives. iwo jima was won because of them, they've never been truly honored. today was that day. a community of people, who frankly, every treaty we ever signed with native americans, have been violated over and over again, they could have sat that war out, they didn't. this was their day, and he crapped all over it, being an insult comic, dragging in a completely irrelevant issue. it

van jones weighs in on partisan politics and beverly dan m tina looks at race relations in the united states. watch the weekend coverage this weekend book tv. >> so they walked into the room and was -- in the initials kkk right here in the chest and abraded across his birthday was the kook clocks clan. he had a semi automatic handgun and was followed by mr. kelly, the dark dragon. when he turned the corner and saw me he froze and mr. kelly bumped into his back but he stopped short. i know what they're thinking, either the desk clerk gave the wrong room number or this was an ambush. so i would like this to display my hands and i stood up and i said hi mr. kelly, my name is terrell davis. >> for the past 30 years he's befriended ku klux klan members to show them that they are wrong. >> max, bob corker and mark warner sit down with new york times to look at bipartisanship and how it factors into the issues of the day including republican efforts to overhaul the tax code. senator corker will vote know if he feels it will add to the deficit. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. [applause

cnn's van jones weighs in on partisan politics and the president emer tas of spellman college looks at race relations in the united states. watch our weekend coverage this weekend on c-span2's book tv. this weekend, c-span's cities tour takes you to burlington, vermont. with the help of our comcast cable partners we'll explore the literary and history scene of burlington on the shores of lake chamblain. author bill players discusses their book "the full vermonty" in the age of trump. >> bill wanted to put out a book because vermont is, i think, voted hillary clinton in greater numbers than any other state. remember, it's a small state so it doesn't amount to that much. but the numbers were impressive so he wanted to put together a book where people in the state answered the question, what do we do now with trump in charge? trump in obviously, in my view, against most of the values and characteristics that vermonters have. >> sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv hear about revolutionary war hero and vermont founding father ethan allen. >> he was the first colonel commandan

and our cnn political commentator, van jones and susan hensey. >> good evening. >> how significant is this matter? >> look, i think it is very significant and we'll talk about a lot of stuff tonight. i want to point out it is very difficult for a white house to function when you know people who work there are going home and their spouses are asking this them, we have to go into our saving accounts to hire lawyers because of what's going on. oh love listening to trum trump -- oh, this is so normal, this is unprecedented normal of dysfunction, chaos and now possible criminality at the inn inner circle. when you got jared kushner, the president's son-in-law having to turn over documents in a criminal investigation, this is gone beyond reality tv show. it is a horror show. >> mieke, here is president trup in february. >> can you say whether you are aware that anyone who advised your campaign had contacts with russia during the course of the election? >> well, i told you general flynn was dealing. he was dealing as he should have been. >> during the election? >> nobody that i know of. >> s

cnn's van jones reason of the president emerita, beverly danna looks at race relations in the united states. watch live weekend coverage of the book fair on book tv. >> next, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell talks about tax reform an event hosted by the wall street journal. he talked about the alabama senate race between roy moore and doug jones. his remarks are about 25 minutes. >> we've heard about the white house's a

i want to bring in now evin mcmullen and also commentators van jones and mike shields and susan hennessy. welcome to the program, everyone. mueller's probe has now gone into the inner circuit at the white house. how significant is that? >> i think it's very significant. we're going a talk about a lot of stuff tonight. but i want to point out it is very difficult for a white house to function which people who work there are going home and their spouses are asking them are we going to have to go into our savings account to hire lawyers because this is what's going on. i love listening to trump people, oh, this is so normal -- this is a dysfunctional level of chaos and possible criminality. when you've got jared kushner, the president's son-in-law having to turn over documents in a criminal investigation this has gone beyond a tv show, it's a horror show. >> mike, here's president trump in february. >> cucan you say that you were aware that anyone who advised your campaign had any contacts with russia during the course of election? >> i told general michael flynn. >> during the election? >>

cnn's van jones reason of the president emerita, beverly danna looks at race relations in the united states. watch live weekend coverage of the book fair on book tv. >> next, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell talks about tax reform an event hosted by the wall street journal. he talked about the alabama senate race between roy moore and doug jones. his remarks are about 25 minutes. >> we've heard about the white house's agenda for the economy, tax reform and healthcare scavenges started about economic growth. congressional republicans in sync with the president? washington editor will interview mitch mcconnell. please welcome them. [applause] >> thank you for making it here. not much. >> we've had conversations today about tax cuts, tax bills and tax reform. a lot of people who think it will happen or hope it happens, guy who has to make it happen. will it happen? can you guarantee it will happen by the end of this year? >> yes, it will happen. just a contrast beatitude the republican conference in the senate with regard to healthcare. >> interesting contrast. >> every meeting i

on's van jones weighs in partisan politics. and beverly daniel tatum looks at race relations in the united states. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span2's book tv. this nighthawk walked into the room first and would bring military camouflage with the blood drop emblem right here and the initials kkk on his chest embroidered across his beret. knights of the ku klux klan. he had a semi automatic handgun in the holster. we came in and was followed right behind him of the grand dragon. when the nighthawk entered the room and turned the corner and saw me, he just throws. -- froze. mr. kelly bumps into his back because this guy is not sure. he stumbles and regains his balance. i knew what they were thinking. they were thinking either they were given the wrong room number or this was a set up. this to display my hands, nothing in them. i stood up and i approached them. i said hi, come on in. >> for the past 30 this to year, darrell davis has befriended ku to understanders their hatred and convi

van jones weighs in on partisan politics. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on book tv. >> in the third day reviewing the republican tax reform bill the senate time -- finance committee questions about the details of the tax bill and provisions that lower the corporate tax rate, increased the child tax credit, and illuminate the health insurance mandate. orrin hatch chairs the two-hour finance committee meeting. >> i will begin colleags

van jones weighs in on partisan politics. collegeident of spelman looks at race relations in the united states. coverage lives we can of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span two book tv. >> as grants nighthawk walked into the room first, he was wearing military camouflage, fatigues with the blood drop in one right here. the initials kkk on his chest embroidered across his beret on his head were nights of the clue clucks clan. on his head he had a semi-automatic handgun. he came in and was followed right behind him by mr. kelly, the grand dragon, in a dark blue suit and tie. when the nighthawk entered and turned the corner and saw me he froze. mr. kelly box into his back because the guy stopped short. they stumbled and regained their balance, looking around. i knew it they were thinking, they were thinking, either the desk clerk gave them the wrong room or this was a setup, and ambush. i went like this to display my hands, nothing in them. i stood up and approach them. i said, my name is darrell davis, cumin. -- come on

you will hear from van jones and several other authors. this full schedule is available at opb.org and.org and you can follow us on social media as well. app of tv is our enough for twitter, facebook and instagram. [inaudible

you will hear from van jones and several other authors. this full schedule is available at opb.org and.org and you can follow us on social media as well. app of tv is our enough for twitter, facebook and instagram. [inaudible conversations] welcome to arlington vermont on booktv. located on lake champlain about 45 minutes south of the canadian border. it's home to the university of vermont and it's the state's most populous city with about 42,000 residents. with the help of our comcast cable partners over the next hour we will feature the literary committee including author willard sterne randall on the war of 1812. >> a lot of people have misconceptions about the war of 1812. they think it was all about the "star spangled banner" and the british attack on washington and it was not very important like a hiccup in history. it had been a long struggle with the british over trade and writes and basically to take us back so it's much more important than the way it's taught in school. >> we begin our special feature in burlington with bill mahe

but what is the point of deploying vans and jones together in this way does a pilot it's about parallel processing while the driver of the van comes to your door the drones on the van fly off to deliver stuff to others that would boost efficiency we want to enhance efficiency in our factories and our customers in the logistics industry who want to do the same with their work processes especially the last mile i see great opportunities here when he calls assassin assist us in the two can fit on the two sides and that. as the name suggests the vision van embodies a vision it will only take to real roads to deliver real things in about one year's time in the back stacking in removing possibles is automated while the driver delivers one package that joins buzz off to visit other customers but where would it make sense to deploy such systems to pick it up when it comes to package delivery i see the focus on urban areas residential neighborhoods. but i could also imagine deployment in the us instead of driving up windy mountain roads to reach a remote farm sending a drone might be a more effi

center city philadelphia is there a list of speakers expect, including doctor j, malcolm jenkins, van jones, a number of headliners who are going to call for meek mill to be released from prison, and that the judge jeanice brinkly recues herself from the matter. there is an estimate of maybe 250, 300 people right now outside the criminal justice center. the courthouse here in philadelphia shut down early, about 3:00 this afternoon, in anticipation of this crowd, and very tight security, here right now, but no incidents as of right now, and no arrests. now, more on how, meek mill is doing, he is spending 23 hours a day in, solitary confinement , on what a judge last week ruled to be a violation of his probation. if you will recall i was standing at this exact spot, one week ago, when this judge made this very interesting li after this 10 year relationship that she has had with this defendant, she found that time and time and time again that he had violated his probation, and he out of get on it of jail free card. she sent him to jail on that probation violation. coming up at 6:00 why meek mi

we want to go to van jones and ken cuccinelli.you, yesterday, the president called "the new york times" and he said, i want to quote him, i'm not under investigation, as you know. even if you look at that, there's no mention of trump in there. has nothing to do with us. he's referring to papadopoulos obviously pleading guilty and the charges to gates and manafort. now we are talking jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser. >> well, the only thing that happened today was the request for documents. it's not -- i don't find it that unusual. i expect mueller is going to ask a lot of people for documents and we are going to have more reports like this. he was asked for documents about the comey firing. surely jared kushner isn't a target in any of that. that's the initial reporting says the same thing. we'll see how this develops, but it's hard to imagine a hypothetical set of circumstances where kushner would have any sort of liability related to comey for anything. maybe mueller, and i expect he will, will flush

the authors you will hear from our walter isaacson, chris matthews, katy tur, salman rushdie and van jones the full schedule is on our website, booktv.org and for videos and photos follow us on twitter, facebook and instagram at booktv. now, as always, we are on the campus of miami-dade college downtown. stop by if you're in the area and pick up the book bag. you may have heard senator out frank and would be at the festival. that was true until yesterday when he canceled. it is time for the festival to begin. chris matthews his first with his new rfk bio. booktv is live at the miami book fair. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

i stood on a panel with van jones. he said you cannot aboard your candidate at this point in time. it was the right thing to do, and look what >>> look, the president believes that these allegations are very troubling and should be taken seriously, and he thinks that the people of alabama should make the decision on who their next senator should be. >> so that's a no, he thinks roy moore should stay in? >> look, the president said in his statement earlier this week that if the allegations are true, then that roy moore should step aside. >> so, again, we're hearing -- this story is so fast moving, i hate to say it, but that answer is so last week because now we have senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan saying i believe the women. i believe the allegations. can the white house continue to say, oh, he finds the allegations troubling if they're true he needs to resign or do they eventually need to say whether or not the president believes them? >> donald trump and by extension sarah huckabee sanders, they're gagged by donald trump's past. he cannot all of

i want to go do van jones. and jack kingston, who is former senior adviser to the trump campaign as well. calling someone pocahontas at an event honoring native american war heroes is what? >> it's completely unacceptable. people are going to argue, is it a racial slur, is it racially insensitive, it's inappropriate. you have people -- people do not give honor and recognition to native american con contribute uses in this country enough. the code talkers, it was impossible for our enemies to understand what they were saying, and it let us win that war. that saved possibly hundreds of thousands of lives. give them a moment of due respect. it's not a time for frats boy jokes, for racially insensitive stuff. and yet he does it. he can't help himself, it was wrong. >> congressman kingston? >> i don't think it was nearly as offensive as the trump critics are trying to make it out to be. saying that it's racial is way off. i don't know where that came from, if i call someone einstein, i'm not being anti-semitic. you'

watching a little bit of don in brazil and then van jones, think i'm losing my mind.they seem to be coming to the conservative side, not so much in their ability to see the crew consecutive, but i think that mr. sykes, at least their -- what they believe in. i feel that today, the media is almost as much to blame for what happened in 2016 as it is the russians or anybody else. i'm disheartened that a guy like you, who kyles himself a disillusioned conservative, can find himself -- how ick put this politely -- playing both ends against the middle. that's what i feel, that our politics has come down to. politics has become big business and i'll let you comment on that. thank you. >> guest: i'm not sure what playing both side against the middle is on that particular -- in that particular context. but,ey, this the media ha big role and need to have a wreckenning as well. not only did they give donald trump way too much free, unked eeded media coverage which will look bizarre in media history. they also realize the consequences of squandering their credibility. the loss of

van jones weighs in on partisan politics and the president looks atof -- college race relations in the united states. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span 2's book tv. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. and anticorruption crackdown by saudi arabia's crown prince resulted in the arrest of 200 government leaders on charges of misusing or embezzling $100 billion of assets. middle east analysts discuss what this means for the saudi government at an event in washington, d.c.. this is an hour and a half. mr. jahshan: -- evening, i: good would like to welcome all of you to this special briefing focusing on the shakeup in the riyadh regional and international implications. over the past 13 days since the november,ifth of some serious and very significant changes and steps have been taken in the kingdom of saudi arabia that attracted andattention of media political analysts all over the world, as a mat

cnn's van jones weighs in on partisan politics. and beverly daniel tatum looks

cnn's van jones weighs in on partisan politics. and beverly daniel tatum looks at raceelations in the united states. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span 2's book tv. >>> a senate committee reviewed legislation that would allow oil and natural gas drilling on a portion of the arctic national wildlife refuge. this three-hour meeting ends with a vote approving the

you will hear from van jones and several other authors. this full schedule is available at opb.org and.org and you can follow us on social media as well. app of tv is our enough for twitter, facebook and instagram. [inaudible conversations] welcome to arlington vermont on booktv. located on lake champlain about 45 minutes south of the canadian border. it's home to the university of vermont and it's the state's most populous city with about 42,000 residents. with the help of our comcast cable partners over the next hour we will feature the literary committee including author willard sterne randall on the war of 1812

van jones at cnn. the former president of spelman college. as well as mark boutin. they were due to close the festival on sunday night but unfortunately he has canceled. from the miami book fair. if you happen to be in the area come on down. let's go back in and wait for the next event to start. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning. please take your seats. were about to start. good morning again. it is my pleasure to welcome you to miami book fair the 2,01h edition. what a wonderful week it has been and it is not even over. i hope you are enjoying all of the presentations that engagement of the hustle and bustle of the book fair in the street fair in particular. and i would like to give a special welcome to those fairgoers who are out of town can i see a show of hands. welcome to miami. as many of you know this fair would not be possible with the -- without the collaboration of hundreds of volunteers corporate community sponsors. such as o hl and many others. i might add without the convening of miami dade college. is the founder and true

watching a little bit of don in brazil and then van jones, think i'm losing my mind.they seem to be coming to the conservative side, not so much in their ability to see the crew consecutive, but i think that mr. sykes, at least their -- what they believe in. i feel that today, the media is almost as much to blame for what happened in 2016 as it is the russians or anybody else. i'm disheartened that a guy like you, who kyles himself a disillusioned conservative, can find himself -- how ick put this politely -- playing both ends against the middle. that's what i feel, that our politics has come down to. politics has become big business and i'll let you comment on that. thank you. >> guest: i'm not sure what playing both side against the middle is on that particular -- in that particular context. but,ey, this the media ha big role and need to have a wreckenning as well. not only did they give donald trump way too much free, unked eeded media coverage which will look bizarre in media history. they also realize the consequences of squandering their credibility. the loss of

van jones ways in on partisan politics. beverly daniel tatum looks at race relations in the united states. watch our life we can coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span2 book tv the governors of puerto rico and the virgin islands testify about the damages by recent hurricanes and efforts to restore power, building an electric grid. [inaudible conversations] good morning everyone. the committee will come to orde order. we are here this morning to review ongoing recovery efforts in puerto rico and the virgin islands in weeks of hurricane irma. we are now over two months removed from when hurricane irma devastated st. thomas and st. john on september 6. it's been nearly 60 days since hurricane maria hit st. croix and puerto rico. this is a little over a week ago that senators cassidy's, franken and i, along with senator carper who was just here and senator harris as well as some of our house colleagues visited both st. thomas and puerto rico. i want to thank both governors, the governor or cello for your hospita

cnn's van jones weighs in on partisan politics. and beverly daniel tatum looks at race relations in the united states. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on c-span 2's book tv. >>> a senate committee reviewed legislation that would allow oil and natural gas drilling on a portion of the arctic national wildlife refuge. this three-hour meeting ends with a vote approving the bill. she chairs the natural resources committee. >> wfr before we begin the mark i'd like to extend a special welcome. recognizing that this is their home, i think it's important they're with us here today, so we welcome them. i'd also like to add just a farewell at the same time we acknowledge a welcome. i don't see angela, but she's over there. but angela becker dipman who has been senator cantwell's staff director i understand is moving back to the west coast and that this is perhaps your last day on the committee or last week on the committee. and i just -- i want to acknowledge the work that you have done. i think that certai

cnn's van jones ways and on politics.resident of spelman college looks at race relations in the united states. watch our live weekend coverage this weekend on c-span2's book t v. c-span, where history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's public table -- public table companies. >> washington journal continues. host: at our table this morning uks -- he served from 2013 to 2016. i want to begin with the president in the diplomatic room at the white house. after returning from asia, this is what he had to say. [video clip] pres. trump: we have established a new framework for trade that ensure sure -- reciprocity and new fair trade deals that benefit the united states and their partners. we have laid out a pathway towards peace and security in our world where sovereign nations can thrive, flourish, and prosper side-by-side. this is our beautiful vision for the future. this is a future where this vision is only possible if america is strong, proud, and free. as long as we are true to oursel

van jones weighs in on partisan politics.esident america of spellman college look at race relations in united states. watch our live weekend coverage of the miami book fair this weekend on2 c-span's book tv. -- c-span2's book tv. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us is ronald rubin , a former enforcement attorney at the consumer financial protection bureau. he is here to talk about the decision by current director richard cordray to retire and what that will mean for the future of the agency. thank you so much for joining us today. remind our viewers what the consumer financial protection bureau is and what it does. guest: it was created from the dodd frank act in 2010. it open for business in 2011. enforcepposed to several consumer financial protection laws which were in some cases and forth by other agencies or bank regulators. they were also given additional powers themselves. the: how long were you at -- what did you do that? guest: i was there for a year and a half. it is when things are being built here in

>> chairman van hollen: chris, doug jones, again, is talking about all the issues that are importanthey are in the of alabama. his focus has been on economic issues, kitchen table issues. look, we all know that alabama is a very tough state politically for democrats, but this is a special situation where we have a great on the other hand, you have a very, very flawed candidate in roy moore, which is why many people are calling upon him to step down, but i'm going to leave this to the people of alabama. this is is their decision, they are getting the facts now, and they need to make a decision bad on the records of these two candidates. >> chris: one more question on this subject. from the president to senate republican leaders, a number of them are saying that he should step down if the allegations are proven. here is fellow alabama senator richard shelby. >> this is a devastating, nasty story. if that's true, i don't believe there's a place for him. >> chris: is that reasonable? i understand i don't want or expect you to get into the specific allegations, but is not reasonable when

michael jones had attended a court appearance and was being led back to an inmate transport van shackleda short time later, less than a mile away. he was booked in that jail last year on second degree murder. >>> two wide-bodied jets in a collision at jfk new york. a boeing aaa indicated by egyptair headed to cairo clipped the wing of a virgin airbus a-333. a chunk of the virgin plane fell off and had to be loaded on to the truck. the plane had to be towed back to the terminal it was so badly hit. the egyptair plane got back on its own power to the terminal. none of the hundreds of passengers or crew members on board were injured. both planes are grounded for the time being. >>> overseas, a young tourist in australia is recovering this morning after being bitten by a crocodile. video posted on facebook shows the moment the animal attacked the 24-year-old woman at the water's edge at queensland beach. she later posted a photo of a bite mark on her leg. the woman was treated at a local hospital and released. >> did the crocodile take the tattoo on her leg to be an animal? >> it was afraid

michael jones had attended a court appearance and was being led back to a transport van shackled when he bolted. he was rearrested a short time later les than later less than a mile away, he was booked last year in second degree murder. >>> two wide-bodied jets in a collection at jfk. an egypt of a virgin air jet. the plane had to be towed back to the terminal it was so badly hit. the egyptair plane got back on its own power to the terminal. none of the hundreds of passengers or crew members on board were injured. both planes are grounded for the time being. >>> overseas, a young tourist in australia is recovering after being bitten by a crocodile. video online shows the moment the tourist was bitten. watch how quickly it moves. she later posted a photo of a bite mark on her leg. she was treated at a local hospital and released. >> did the crocodile take the tattoo on her leg to be an animal? >> it was afraid of the wolf! >>> and an airport on bali is closed for a second day because of a volcanic ash reaching as high as two miles. thousands of tourists are stranded as well as 100,000

jones fue encontrado culpable por asesinato. al momento del accidente, el sujeto tenÍa .14% del con en la sangre. van alta. experto y nos explica lo que esto significa. jaime: los nuevos lineamientos buscan que mÁs de nosotros cambiamos nuestro estilo de vida para cuidar nuestra salud. pedro cruise tiene 60 aÑos y despuÉs de sentir mareos, acudiÓ al mÉdico que le diagnosticÓ presión alta. >> siempre tengo presiÓn alta. todos los meses que hago controlar. jaime: entonces el doctor me dijo que estaba cerca de un infarto. >> por supuesto. jaime: y segÚn nuevos lineamientos de la asociaciÓn americana del corazÓn, la cantidad de adultos con presiÓn alta o hipertensiÓn, va de 72 a 103 millones. >> los nuevos lineamientoiban a ayudar a motivar al paciente a decirle lo bueno de hacer dieta y acercarse 100. -- hacer ejercicio. recordemos que la presiÓn arterial no te afecta ahora, pero en el futuro sÍ. la hipertensiÓn arterial, la mayorÍa de veces es asintomÁtica. significa que no van a tener sÍntoma. jaime: agrega que la primera receta es la dieta y el ejercicio, yy que el medicamento es lo Último. >> ¿cuand

marcus jones was driving a black anyone have i van when he exchanged fire with another suspect. that car hit a couple in a toyota prius leaving them severely injured. two schools also had to be put on lockdown. >> anybody who thinks it's okay to drive into a community and starting to fire out of a window when there's kids and schools and they think that's okay, we're here to stop that. >> the fbi says agencies drugs guns stolen identification a credit card making machine and a quarter million dollars in cash is part of the investigation. >>> the menlo park fire department is in mourning tonight after a car crashed that killed two explorers. henry lee has more now on that accident that also claimed the life of a third young man. >> reporter: skid marks on skyline boulevard and a memorial mark the spot where three young lives were lost. on halloween night, matthew cruz and andrew gonzales, both 18, and 19-year-old ricardo torres were killed when torres lost control of the hyundai, hit a tree and went 50 feet down a hill. gonzales and torres were explorers with the menlo park fire