kevin jones' police interview. right there the prosecutor told the jury was kevin's capacity for violence, in full view. sitting and listening to this, kevin's father worried how easy it would be for jurors to convict his son. >> it was just a nightmare. >> yet kevin's parents never wavered in their belief that their son was just as innocent as he told the police he was. they even bet the family farm on it. >> we put it up as collateral. >> and used the money to buy their son the best defense they could. and he need td. kevin's lawyers knew, their client had become the local poster boy for evil. >> when you've got something that was this serious, that is this bad, this girl was brutally murdered -- >> somebody's got to pay. >> somebody has to pay. >> somebody. but not kevin, said attorney michael robbins. they sent the readout of that polygraph to an independent expert who reported that the questions seemed designed to make sure kevin failed. and the rest of the state's evidence, said the defense, didn't wash eithe

justice sotomayor: -- in that kind of system, assuming that this was a post-jones case, not a pre-jones case, for which there's some ambiguity, why isn't that system enough? are you requiring a formal fact-finding? are you saying as long as it's clear that the judge knew that he had to find incorrigibility and that was argued before him, and he didn't have to say i find it, but he sentenced the person to parole, that you assume he knows what he's doing, that in the absence of those arguments, that then you're not sure and the substantive right should trump? i'm not sure how you -- spinelli: so, if we were dealing with a situation in which there was a statute that mirrored the requirements that miller set out, it would be in a completely different case. that is not what we have here. this judge -- justice sotomayor: well, but they -- spinelli: -- was not required to consider youth or even -- justice sotomayor: but a lot of -- a lot of the state statutes -- and this is what i think is concerning some of my colleagues -- have -- have since miller said it's discretionary now. spinelli: yes.

trump: van jones. van jones, he's another beauty. thank you very much, van, for the wonderful acknowledgment. i appreciate it. [laughter] pres. trump: to give every american child the best chance to reach the american dream, we are fighting for school choice. very important. [applause] pres. trump: sadly, democrat lawmakers care more about catering to lobbyists and powerful teachers' unions than they do about improving our schools for our children. and democrats care more about illegal immigrants than about their own african american constituents. it's true. [applause] pres. trump: they want to give health care to people that just walked into the country. and for you, they don't care. the whole thing is crazy. these people have gone absolutely nuts. while we're fighting for the american way of life, the hard left and the radical left is working to trample the rule of law, erode individual liberty, and exert a far-reaching control over our lives. left-wing censors have launched an all-out campaign against free speech. that is why they

and governor kevin stitt jones sister antoinette, and best friend jenny lawson like you could. >>such neat deal for have someone of her. to kick in and support the pursuit for justice for julie's us maze. >>a 19 year-old college student at the time. jones was found guilty of the 1999 murder of paul howell who was shot to death in the driveway of an admin home. he spent the past 20 years at the state pen and still maintains he's innocent. >>united states supreme court twice declined to lunch the issues in chile this case. issues related to free system. >>claims that a juror made a racially charged statement during trial and a lack of solid evidence at the center of recent filings by jones legal team we are now out court a in the next option available to julius is to ask the pardon or 2. >>a look case consider nation recommendation of a taisha the petition for clemency filed this week and the people who know him best holding out jones will one day walk free for a plan for mercy. >>on his behalf us 20 long years. >>appreciate everybody's support. you know the voice makes a differe

potential of a 2020 campaign against the democratic doug jones. we need to make a final decision by november 8. sessions would likely become a front-runner in the already-crowded republican race, with five contenders. among them, roy moore, who lost in a 2017 special election against doug jones, amid allegations of sexual misconduct with underaged women. >>> while it may seem that the political climate here at home can't get any worse, around the world, demonstrators have been taking to the streets in major protests, demanding economic change, and an end to mass corruption. joining us now, live from london, with more on this, global phenomena, as it continues to play out in multiple country, mbs news correspondent cal perry, good to have you with us. i know you returned from a recent stint in beirut covering the protests and you had your eyes on some of the other protests around the world. describe the situation for us and what you have observed as a possible trend or factor unifying all these protests. >> reporter: yes, as these protests grow, th

i'm van jones. welcome to "the van jones show." there is so much crazy stuff going on. it feels like it's scary. it's another sad chapter, another sad week in our history. we have a divisive, political impeachment happening. foreign policy decisions are realigning the world order overnight and the top leaders in our country cannot even sit in the same meeting together. look, even without all this, let's remember, we have some actual big problems out there externally, china is trying to beat us out economically, and russia is running amok and chaos and the gap between the rich and the middle class gets bigger every day and robots may wipe out millions of jobs and the digital media is isolating us from each other and rather than educating us about each other. sometimes i think in all of this we lose the big plot line. who are we? what are we trying to do as americans? what is this all about? >> want to take a big step back because usually when our country faces major challenge we unite to meet them together whether it's to beat the great depreg depression and win the cold

eddie jones is buckling from there. tiger woods has equalled the pga tour record of 82 tournament wins. he did it by winning zozo championship injapan — his first event since having his fifth knee operation nine weeks ago. he won his first pga title 23 years ago this month. he has come back and at the very first opportunity he has one. doing moved alongside sam snead, one of the legendary records in the game of golf, and 82nd victory. he met sam snead as a five—year—old and sam snead as a five—year—old and sam snead was quite impressed because that little five—year—old tiger woods was able to get the ball out of the water and make a bogey on the parfrey. my goodness me, indy 23 yea rs of parfrey. my goodness me, indy 23 years of his professional career, tiger woods has just rewritten record book after record book. queens park rangers missed the chance to go second in the championship after losing 3—1 at home to brentford. ollie watkins scored twice, the second making sure of the victory against their wes

jones said he wouldn't be where he was without him so an emotional day for eddie jones. he'll 110w emotional day for eddie jones. he'll now hope is england team can rise to their biggest challenge this world cup so faragainst their biggest challenge this world cup so far against argentina here in tokyo on saturday. and there's live commentary of england against argentina on bbc radio 5 live. coverage is from 8am, the match gets underway at 9. there was one match in the tournament today and it was a convincing win for south africa, beating italy by 49 points to 3 to take a huge step towards the quarter—finals. they ran in seven tries — cheslin colby getting two of them. that ensured a bonus point for south africa. italy were reduced to 1a men for most of the second half after andrea lovotti was sent off for a dangerous tackle, dropping duane vermuelen on his head. the win took south africa above italy to the top of their pool and the italians' hopes of progressing now rest on beating new zealand for the first time. brendan rogers will return to his old club when leice

the dow jones dropped 95 points. nasdaq down 26. s&p fell 13. >>> thousands of people in napa county will lose their power tomorrow. and may lose it for several days. pg ne said it will definitely shut off power to this wide swap of napa county tomorrow to prevent a fire. that entire crosshatched area of the county will have their power shut off. the outage includes the towns of napa the whole town. calistoga. the whole town. st. helena. every bit of it. the outage can last for up to five days. much of the 140,000 people who live in the county will be affected. the news comes after pg&e put 30 counties in northern california on notice. including most of the bay area. through thursday afternoon. you can find this map on our website. kpix 5.com. >>> he has been tracking the wind conditions. >>> it doesn't sound like fun to have your power out for five daysn napa. if there is any good news. the fire weather watch which is going to become a red flag warning as we get closer to this. i will explain later. the timing is important. from tu

it's a recall for george ford at fly half with eddie jones feeling his combination with captain owen farrell was the best way to beat the all blacks. our sports editor dan roan was at the team announcement. the big news coming out of the england hotel here in tokyo bay earlier today was the recall for fly—half george ford. it is something as a surprise because england were so impressive in that wind against australia last weekend in the quarterfinal, in that win against australia last weekend in the quarterfinal, and it fully vindicated the decision to drop the inform forward and instead had owen farrell, bringing in henry slade. for this special challenge that the all blacks present, he has decided to go back to the tried and trusted axis for this special challenge that the all blacks present, he has decided to go back to the tried and trusted axis of ford and farrell. slade drops to the bench. here is what the coach said about the decision. our workrate is going to be important. whenever you play against new zealand, your work off the ball is going to be massively important. they

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my name is lisa jones. i'm here as a white ally, but i'm really here in solidarity with brothers and sisters of all humanity. i understand the privilege that i have in this society and wanted to actually be for every person no matter what color they are. i came here to speak specifically on bias based on the report. bias is one of the top priorities identified in the hillard hines report and there's no measurable progress. my personal experience with that is i'm a homeowner in the portola district, and within a decade of buying my house, cops pulled up next to me, did you see someone matching this description of a young african american male? i don't know if someone called something in. there's too many incidents of barbecue becky, and i'm wondering what you can do as supervisors to write legislation that if someone calls in some sort of racist kind of 911 call that there's some sort of penalty for doing that. i think that we need that in our city, and i understand that the state of oregon is looking into t

we are all here.>> reporter: jones not only got a yes. he got a second yes.>>> i fell in love with the game at a young age. i fell in love with her a few years ago. i had to lock it down.>> reporter: number 93 on the field. but number one in kayla's book. >>> my family is here. they kept this a surprise for me. i'm so excited. we are getting married. i have to plan a wedding now. >>> we are about to get a 13 degrees drop in temperatures for some of us tomorrow. why some of us i mean the city. it was 83 degrees in san francisco today. tomorrow we bring that down to 70. everybody is going to cool down tomorrow. we are not going to cool down that much. let me show you what we get for daytime highs today. 83 san francisco. concorde 91 today for concorde. tomorrow the number comes down 6 degrees. even though we are getting a job tomorrow it is really not until wednesday the majority of us get back down to average. if you're near the coast you would do that tomorrow. inland wednesday is the day you get significant drop in temperatures. watch ho

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>> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. he was a community leader, you know, social worker. and then a minister. and he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is that he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came at a time when the country was still very racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's going to decide who and when a person is going to die? we must never allow that. because this is the kind of thing that ushers in the terror of a hitler's germany. we must not allow these kind of things to enter our consciousness. >> i wanted to write a story very much about this guy and his power and the reach he had. so i began to contact ex-members. and they said that all is not so good inside, that there were beatings if you got out of line. there was a lot of sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco

jones was just barely able to beat him so clearly, doug jones is considered the most vulnerable democratic senator up in 2020. now if sessions does decide to run, there are some questions that poses. number one, what about the other republicans who are already out there running. you have a member of congress. tommy tubberville, the football coach at auburn for a decade. there are some polls that suggest he might be out in front raising money. roy moore is running again. would any of these candidates defer to sessions, all stay in the race? of course the big wild card with sessions, donald trump doesn't like him. he blames him for a lot it have headaches he had to endure because of the mueller investigation. you can imagine if sessions runs in this race that donald trump will have something to say about that. will the voters, will the republican voters of alabama listen. we'll see if sessions gets in it. no guarantees the republican nominee if he does get in it. obviously he'd be formidable and you look at california's 25th district. katy hill resign ed. this is one of those districts that

still with me are colin robertson, kathy jones, jim keenan. colin, you are looking for a really bad number next friday. why? colin: with not a lot of support that things are getting better, the forecast will have overshot where we will be. about 85,000. i would be inclined to think that would be closer to zero than 85,000. importantly, i want to see the revisions. that would feed into my thought process that things look better than people think. jonathan: where would you be looking to see that things are not as good? colin: the revisions coming down. jonathan: nowhere else in the payrolls report? colin: that stuff is messier. i want to look at the specifics. kathy: we are looking at the consensus, closer to 75 and 85. -- closer to 75 than 85. it will be a messy report because of the gm strike, other factors. even in the hours worked, average hourly earnings, it may be hard to parse through. but it is slowing down. employment growth is slowing down, we know that. jim: manufacturing, some things in autos, we see in the data, it will be a week nu

still with me are colin robertson, kathy jones, jim keenan. collin, you are looking for a really bad number next friday. why? with not a lot of support, that things are getting better, the forecast will have over shop where we will be. 85,000. i would be inclined to think that would be closer to zero than 85,000. importantly, i want to see the revisions. that would feed into my thought process that things look better than people think. jonathan: worthless would you be looking to see that things are not as good? colin: the revisions coming down. jonathan: nowhere else in the payrolls report? colin: that stuff is messier. i want to look at the specifics. kathy: we are looking at the consensus, closer to 75 and 85. it will be a messy report because of the gm strike, other factors. even in the hours worked, average hourly earnings, it may be hard to parse through. but it is slowing down. employment growth is slowing down, we know that. manufacturing, some things in autos, we see in the data, it will be a week number. that said, i would somewhat lo

they years, the england rugby team under eddie jones. they struggled years, the england rugby team under eddiejones. they struggled at times last year, but they have found their form at the perfect time. and you can see just what it meant to the fans. you suspect the celebrations will continue long into the night here in yokohama after what will be a famous victory. in her first world cup final since 2007. and have you managed to speak to any of the fans after the game? we can see some people behind you at the moment. all eyes visibly on tomorrow and who they will be up against. tomorrow, who knows? we could have an all british world cup final. what a prospect that would be. today these england fans that i spoke to early on, they were so nervous going in up against the all blacks. but when they came out, a very different story. this is the reaction of the fa ns story. this is the reaction of the fans that i have been speaking to. that was incredible! from start to finish, they were all over them. all overthem. finish, they were all over

at 3a, jones is the oldest member of wales' world cup squad, and his country's record cap holder with 132, but edwards thinks the ospreys lock is playing better than ever. six foot six, he's fast, he's unbelievably competitive and is unbelievably competitive and is unbelievably tough. he is a very brief person and he sets the example for everybody. he has developed as a person who is about to play as well as his ever been. and he is one of the best players i've ever coached without the shadow of a doubt. let's talk baseball now will we — because the pinnacle of the season in the usa — the world series is set to get underway in a few hours time. the houston astros — champions 2 years ago — take on the washington nationals, who have never been at this stage. it's a 7 game series. and our reporter seth bennett is in houston for game one. the astros — a dynasty in baseball — all the pedigree and form. hard to look beyond them. remarkable run from this nationals side to get here. they are an incredible team that has great backing from fans here in houston. they really are the s

jones on fine form there. and the swiss reporting as well. arsenal manager unai emery has criticised his captain for how he reacted to supporters booing him during their draw with crystal palace. granit xhaka was substituted during the second half at the emirates, and appeared to swear at the fans before taking his shirt off as he stormed down the tunnel. arsenal had already thrown away a 2—0 lead, but on match of the day 2, former arsenal striker, ian wright wasn't impressed. he should have apologised already. and if he apologises, is that the end of it? its not a case of that's the end of it, that's the guy they've chosen as captain, and that is not captain behaviour. strong words from ian wright, there. what next for tiger woods? he equalled the pga tour record of 82 tournament wins on monday. he did it by winning zozo championship in japan, his first event since having his fifth knee operation nine weeks ago. he won his first pga title 23 years ago this month. he's come back, and that the very first opportunity, he's won, and in so doin

alan jones. tell us about alan jones and big pharma. >> alan jones. when we were talking about people whom it's a pleasure to know and an inspiration to spend time with, i spent the better part of ten days with him in his hunting cabin out in the pennsylvania woods learning about the story. the first three days were fairly quiet, and then i think he saw that he could trust me. and i think gaining trust is one of the critical things in getting people to tell their stories fully. they have the cant for the nightly news story the, but actually explain aring why they did what they did. alan jones was an investor in the pennsylvania -- investigator in the pennsylvania state office of the inspector general. he happened to find that the state, pennsylvania state's pharmacist received a $2,000 check in an account that was not rem registered, not officially remsterred, no official owner of that account. that's a felony event in pennsylvania. and this check was signed by the subsidiary of johnson and johnson. and he started looking at what it was that johnson &

tell us about alan jones in big pharma. >> when we are talking about people whom it is a pleasure to know and an inspiration to spend time with i spent the better part of ten days with him in his cabin and the pennsylvania was learning about his story. first three days were fairly quiet and then he thought he could trust me and gaining trust is one of the critical things of getting people to tell their stories fully. explaining why they do what they do, he was an investigator in the pennsylvania state office of the inspector general. he happened to find that they received a $2,000 check and in an account that was not registered, no official owner of the account and the check was signed by the subsidiary of johnson & johnson then he started looking at what it was others were doing paying money to this man. gradually, he is a great investigator, truly impressive in its decatur and he gradually started putting the pieces together saying the bigger picture of what's going on here and what was going on is that the companies were systematically corrupting the state health officials to make

and you just go to istanbul now that's correspondent dorian jones is standing by hey dorian so there we have a turkish president. making threats what's he trying to get at that. i think this is all about money and the comments by young clueless the european union president yesterday where he said that european union would not provide any money for what turkey's plans of a safe zone in syria turkey want to create a 30 kilometer deep several 100 kilometer long a buffer zone in which he says he will house millions of us here refugees currently living in turkey now turkey is looking for the european union to pay for that is a price tag of over 20000000000 euros and the comments by you away he's condemned this operation call for restraint said that we will not give a single penny for these plans has provoked this angry response from one because a key part of the plan is that the european union ultimately pay for what it once said is a 1000000 new homes in this syrian regime area that turkey tries to take control ok stand by dorian because since turkey launched its offensive on wednesday c

he vacated that seat in 2017 to join the trump administration paving the way for doug jones to become the first democrat to win a senate seat in alabama since the 1990s. meanwhile, former republican congressman steve knight may be looking to reclaim california's 25th congressional district. in 2018, he lost his seat to democrat katy hill who resigned this week. in fact, politico noticed a series of ousted republicans are looking to potentially regain the losses of november's midterm, including claudia tenny, david young and karen handle. joining me now is msnbc national correspondent, steve r kornacki and republican political correspondent. gentlemen, welcome. steve, what are the numbers showing you about these races and how much of a chance these republicans have? >> yeah, when you take a k lolot two, you mentioned the senate race in alabama. the possibility that jeff

still with me are colin robertson, kathy jones, jim keenan. let's look ahead to the payrolls report. colin, you are looking for a really bad number next friday. why? colin: with not a lot of support that things are getting better, the forecast will have overshot where we will be. about 85,000. i would be inclined to think that would be closer to zero than 85,000. importantly, i want to see the revisions. that would feed into my thought process that things look better than people think. jonathan: where would you be looking elsewhere outside the headline number to see that stuff? colin: the revisions coming down. jonathan: nowhere else in the payrolls report? colin: that stuff is messier. i want to look at the specifics. kathy: we are looking at the consensus, closer to 75 and 85. 75 rather than 85. it will be a messy report because of the gm strike, other factors. even in the hours worked, average hourly earnings, it may be hard to parse through. but it is slowing down. employment growth is slowing down, we know that. jim: manufacturing, some t

>> i'm back with democratic senator doug jones from the great state of alabama. listen, that last democratic debate that you saw klobuchar come out strong. you saw andrew yang come out strong. you saw mayor pete come out strong challenging elizabeth warren challenging the agenda. did that make you happy? >> i think you see the voice being built over the last couple of debates and they got drowned out early on. full disclosure, you know i've endorsed my friend joe biden. i think he had it very strong and i think the whole challenging and what is perceived to be all of the momentum and the democratic party being from the left, i think you saw the other day that that's not the case. >> what worries you about the progressive momentum and the progressive ideas? just for instance, a lot of poor folks in alabama, tennessee, where i'm from, what's wrong with saying we want to have medicare for all and free college. why wouldn't that progressive, economic populism appeal in the same way that trump's populism and appeal. >> it does appeal to a point,

he worked for the 2016 clinton campaign and the doug jones senate comer campaign in alabama. the city and owners of the his storic pimlico race course reach an agreement to keep the preakness stakes race in the city. the maryland stadium authority said it should be torn down and rebuilt at the cost of $424 million. it has been the place for the second crown in the triple crown. covered in paint. climate change protesters in london, that's a very in england , dana. recently gathered outside the british treasury building for a demonstration that involved using a fire truck, to spray fake blood on the buildings white facade. the grown known as extinction rebellion which is also my safe

when we posed as potential customers — we met one of the owners — david jones. dogs kept here were reported to have a long list of painful health problems — cysts, lice and matted fur. but the council still re—licenced — for breeding. we ask if he's got any older dogs for sale. he'd onlyjust met us, but he grabs one and hands it over. give her a good home. it has no name, no paperwork, no medical history. we took her to the hope rescue charity, in pontyclun. it's manager vanessa waddon was so concerned about her health, she took her straight to the vet. not nice at all, bless her. she'd recently given birth, but still had a puppy inside her. get her on some fluids and we'll see if we can manipulate that out but i'd be worried about more in. if she hadn't got out and got treatment, that could have led to toxic shock and she'd actually could have died. shouldn't be happening. i've been doing this for 15 years now, and it takes a lot to make me cry, and, yeah — that's not good. after emergency surgery, 0lwyn now faces months of recovery and will be looking

jones said he wouldn't be where he was without him so an emotional day for eddiejones. he'll now hope is england team can rise to their biggest challenge this world cup so far against argentina here in tokyo on saturday. reporting from tokyo, thank you. and there's live commentary of england against argentina on bbc radio 5 live — coverage is from 8am, the match gets underway at 9. get the cattle on. there was one match in the tournament today and it was a convincing win for south africa, beating italy by 49—3 to take a huge step towards the quarter—finals. they ran in seven tries, cheslin colby getting two of them. that ensured a bonus point for south africa. italy were reduced to 1a men for most of the second half after andrea lovotti was sent off for a dangerous tackle, dropping duane vermuelen on his head. the win took south africa above italy to the top of their pool, and the italians' hopes of progressing now rest on beating new zealand for the first time. exeter recorded a bonus point win at worcester in the premiership rugby cup. tom howe ran in a hat—tr

when we posed as potential customers, we met one of the owners, david jones. dogs kept here were reported to have a long list of painful health problems — cysts, lice and matted fur. but the council still re—licenced for breeding. we ask if he's got any older dogs for sale. he'd onlyjust met us, but he grabs one and hands it over. give her a good home. it has no name, no paperwork, no medical history. we took her to the hope rescue charity, in pontyclun. it's manager vanessa waddon was so concerned about her health, she took her straight to the vet. not nice at all, bless her. she'd recently given birth, but still had a puppy inside her. get her on some fluids and we'll see if we can manipulate that out but i'd be worried about more in. if she hadn't got out and got treatment, that could have led to toxic shock and she'd actually could have died. shouldn't be happening. i've been doing this for 15 years now, and it takes a lot to make me cry, and, yeah — that's not good. after emergency surgery, olwyn now faces months of recovery and will be looking for

still with me are colin robertson, kathy jones, jim keenan. colin, you are looking for a really bad number next friday. why? colin: with not a lot of support that things are getting better, the forecast will have overshot where we will be. about 85,000. i would be inclined to think that would be closer to zero than 85,000. importantly, i want to see the revisions. that would feed into my thought process that things look better than people think. jonathan: where would you be looking to see that things are not as good? colin: the revisions coming down. jonathan: nowhere else in the payrolls report? colin: that stuff is messier. i want to look at the specifics. kathy: we are looking at the consensus, closer to 75 and 85. it will be a messy report because of the gm strike, other factors. even in the hours worked, average hourly earnings, it may be hard to parse through. but it is slowing down. employment growth is slowing down, we know that. jim: manufacturing, some things in autos, we see in the data, it will be a week number. -- weak number. tha

at all but jones disagree. he wants justice for the murders of his 2 sons and he wants to live with his family without fear in his own neighborhood. she's young and she's black and that means i'm going out to do it doesn't fit at least to mr of german politicians to remember germany's environmentalists and seize the vice president of parliament in the streets of st she was born in germany with her parents came here from mali into the wind and she joins us in the studio i'm not you thanks for the time are you doing thank you i'm fine thank you for inviting me thanks for coming because you have a very busy set the above firstly i want to find out is how's it like being the 1st german and the vice president of german parliament it is absolutely incredible for me but especially for the community of effort german people in germany in general i think but what makes it a special you'd be an awful german there isn't so many germans in politics so that means that we're not very well represented in the political system i

earlier on eddie jones named his world cup semi—final. earlier on eddiejones named his england team to start the match. the main headline from that being that george ford returns to the starting line—up at fight half with the captain moving out to the centres. england will be confident after their victory in the quarterfinals over australia but new zealand haven't lost a world cup match for some 12 yea rs. lost a world cup match for some 12 years. they will be the favourite when the two teams meet in yokohama on saturday. andy swiss reporting there. on to football and arsenal made it three wins out of three, in the europa league but they had to come from behind at home to vitoria guimaraes to maintain their 100% record. twice the portuguese side led through goals from marcus edwards and bruno duarte. but twice they were pegged back with gabriel martinelli and nicolas pepe equalising for the gunners. the match was heading for a draw until pepe popped up with the winner in stoppage time. pepe is a very good player and we believe in him to

. >> that was the argument in the clinton versus jones and that did not happen. >> history will judge of that petition was correct i'm not here to dispute it but the court will make a different judgment as a different category. >> how is this different from federal grand jury subpoenas? there is a lot of us attorneys. >> because the attorney general exercises control at the end of the day over all of them. >> that may not always be true. >> but with those practical realities cut both ways but the court to go back to the reality of those political considerations that unleash those states of those broad ranging cases of a president. >> but to say we are not confronted we don't have to confront the question if the president is immune from indictment and prosecution while in office. you have to consider they have to produce documents in the state criminal proceeding the only question before us is if a state may lawfully demand production by a third party from the personal financial records for use in a grand jury investigation while in office. >> on the third party issue the paradigm case

in the rugby coach eddie jones and spice things up ahead of his team's well cup semifinal against new zealand he claims someone with spying on their training session david starts as. england's players are preparing for the biggest game of the lloyds this part of training was open to the media but coach eddie jones says that was an unwelcome spectator during the closed session with the safely someone in the palm filming but motivating the japanese shane jones at mit's he used to use spice but not since 2001 because times have changed you just time they do it any moment because you see everything you hear you can watch it runs training on you chave all or whatever there is is everything yeah there's not a there's not a value in doing that sort of thing and absolutely 0 is taking on peyton so far at the world cup and were impressive in dispatching australia in the quarter finals but you zealand the world number one sided 3 time champions present a far greater obstacle england have won just one of the last 16 encounters with the all blacks put up the end of the. they get now and now on th

in the rugby coach eddie jones and spice things up ahead of his team's well cup semifinal against new zealand he claims someone was spying on their training session david starts as. england's players are preparing for the biggest game of the lloyds this part of training was open to the media but coach eddie jones says that was an unwelcome spectator during the closed session with as they flee someone in the parking lot filming but motivating the japanese shane jones it means he used to use spice but not since 2001 because times have changed he just time they do it any moment because you see everything yeah he can watch it runs training on the huge evil or whatever there is is everything out there is not it is not of value in doing that sort of thing absolutely 0 his team on peyton so far at the world cup and were impressive in dispatching australia in the quarterfinals but you zealand the world number one sided 3 time champions present a far greater obstacle england have won just one of the last 16 encounters with the all blacks put up against the. they get now and now on things we ca

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coming up next did you business with monica jones he'll be looking at us tariffs on the european goods stay tuned. stay up to date don't miss our highlights. new program online w dot com hard. sleep. listen carefully to those. news to get. to. discover the. the i. subscribe to the documentary. more of us terrorists this time not for china but europe the transatlantic trade spat over airplane subsidies takes off as billions of dollars in u.s. tariffs hit specialty exports like wind and. also coming up able in based startup connects african artists and swift german pumps to most interested in custom made african products we go to our correspondent in nairobi to find out more about this business concept. what come to do w. business africa i want to get jones and good to have you with us the united states has begun imposing terrorists on 7 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of goods from the european union the world trade organization approved to the punitive measures for subsidies that the e.u. gives us airplanes the u.s. originally went to the w t o back in 2004 the duties effect a long lis

s dorian jones he's standing by in istanbul good evening to you dorian what are we looking at tonight has this operation gone from an offensive to push back the kurds to a potential confrontation between the military forces of turkey and syria and russia. well that is the big danger that is that is facing these syria now and it's all focused around the strategically important town of man beach you have to mask his forces now taking control of the town and turkish forces camped outside with the turkish president project type reiterating his commitment to take that town and to turn it back to what he says its rightful owners now these people are groups that have been fighting the syrian regime for years and damascus will be equally determined not to let that happen in between now you have moscow trying to defuse the risk of a confrontation and up until now russian president president vladimir putin while strongly backing to the mask his regime has developed of working relationship with now he has to manage this feat of balancing the both damascus and in what is expect to be the biggest

when we posed as potential customers — we met one of the owners — david jones. dogs kept here were reported to have a long list of painful health problems — cysts, lice and matted fur. but the council still re—licenced — for breeding. we ask if he's got any older dogs for sale. he'd onlyjust met us, but he grabs one and hands it over. give her a good home. it has no name, no paperwork, no medical history. we took her to the hope rescue charity, in pontyclun. it's manager vanessa waddon was so concerned about her health, she took her straight to the vet. not nice at all, bless her. she'd recently given birth, but still had a puppy inside her. get her on some fluids and we'll see if we can manipulate that out law but i'd be worried about more in. if she hadn't got out and got treatment, that could have led to toxic shock and she'd actually could have died. shouldn't be happening. i've been doing this for 15 years now, and it takes a lot to make me cry, and, yeah — that's not good. after emergency surgery, olwyn now faces months of recovery and will be look

lucy jones. and first off, dr. jones, thanks for joining us. what do you think about the earlyuake warning system? >> well, it's something that i helped get going when i was working for the u.s. geological survey. it's basically science, it's not prediction that's saying it's already underway. it's clear that in other countries that have adopted it there's a lot of uses that can be had. i hope we have good education to help people understand how best to use it. >> how does the system actually work? are there sensors deep in the ground to detect the first wave? if layplman's terms, you're a scientist. dumb it down for me. >> okay. well, so, it's using the existing seismic network. when you got told yesterday there was a 4.5 -- two days ago, 4.5 at concord, that was being ground motions recorded by a seismic network. we're doing the same thing for early warning, but doing it so much quicker that you're now getting the message that the earthquake's begin before the waves have gotten to you. if you're right on top of the u walnut creek on monday an

it involving velcro. >> reporter: jones teaches families what they need to shelter in place. she developed a step by step strategy to store food and find clean water which might be closer than you realize. >> anyone who has this type of water heater has a ready supply of water on hand. you can hook a hose or bucket to the spigot. >> the earthquake coach says he provides families a play book, a custom guam plan in writing that's ready to go for the next quake. >> if you take the time to make some plans and prepare, it will give you peace of mind. >> reporter: there are two ways you can get free help. first, check with your local fire department or emergency management. it hosts two hours of example personal preparedness training for free. also pick up your smartphone. there are smartphone apps that might help you. trembler is one of them. it shows details down to the street level about fault lines, risk of landslide, and other factors around the house. again, it is free. we've posted a link on our website nbcbayarea.com/responds. we also have a list of preparation essentials t

games at the coaches players in the world cup when lawrence dallaglio agrees with jack and says jones is just doing everything he can to give his players the edge on saturday this is his moment as a coach and he knows he's got a. that are capable of going you know all the way to the fall and winning it to go all the way england have to overcome paps the most formidable saw it in world sport history the all blacks juggernaut has not lost the world cup matches 2007 and it's going to take some stopping strikes al-jazeera you know whiles take on south africa and the other semi i mean for their 1st ever world cup foreign of the welsh have lost twice in the last fall nice recently in 2011 to france last week they're on a great run a full against the springbok star having won their last 4 encounters college warren gatland says this is that best chance to go all the way inclined the truckie to give these opportunities once something once the last time potentially. you could are you going to grab them with both hands and make the most of it and. i think it's important that we can be it well as