jones? >> yes, sir. >> this is art smith with the sheriff's office just calling to let you know that we have both your cars ready. both of them, obviously, are down here at the sheriff's office right now. so are you with elaine right now? >> no. >> i'm sorry? >> i don't think so. >> mr. jones, i'm not following you. >> you asked me where i would bury a body. >> i'm sorry. >> you asked me where i should bury a body. >> which came out of nowhere, which surprised us. >> because nobody had asked him where he buried the body? >> nobody had asked him about where he buried the body. we were calling him about his vehicle. and the day before, we never talked about burying the body. >> very, very strange. and most certainly interesting when they found out why jones seemed out of it. he'd just taken an overdose of sleeping pills, after leaving for his wife what appeared to be a suicide note. "my dearest love," he wrote. "i've prayed all night and this morning. i've asked for his forgiveness! i want you

. -- j jones. but i've got a stronrer in tokyo. -- j jones. but i've got a stronger grip _ in tokyo. -- j jones. but i've got a stronger grip on — in tokyo. -- j jones. but i've got a stronger grip on myself _ in tokyo. -- j jones. but i've got a stronger grip on myself as - in tokyo. -- j jones. but i've got a stronger grip on myself as an - stronger grip on myself as an athlete, and ifeel like i'm in a really good place and i hope this is me at my peak. ihla really good place and i hope this is me at my peak-— really good place and i hope this is me at my peak. really good place and i hope this is me at m eak. ., ., ., ~ ., ., me at my peak. no one in tae kwon do has ever won — me at my peak. no one in tae kwon do has ever won three _ me at my peak. no one in tae kwon do has ever won three olympic— me at my peak. no one in tae kwon do has ever won three olympic goals - me at my peak. no one in tae kwon do has ever won three olympic goals or. has ever won three olympic goals or three olympic games before. in fact, no british woman in

nicole hannah jones-- nikole hannah-jones is a figure who exudes anger, her first line is one distain for her opponent. she's a user of twitter and twitter wanted to center people for making outrageous ad hominem attacks, she would be a candidate for that, but twitter is a bit selective of how it applies that kind of standard of civility. in many cases, nikole hannah-jones, this angry woman, found when that post george floyd riots broke out in this country that there was a possible connection to her own work and when charles kesler suggested in an op-ed piece that the riots could be called 1619 riots, she seized on that and said yes, that's what they are. others clearly heard her because statues began to be toppled in american cities around the country, george washington, abraham lincoln, frederick douglas even, 1619 was a tag that said this is a 1619 moment. yes, we are talking about a work of the sometimes scholarship, sometimes just essays work that came out in august 2019, but moreover became the seat of a movement and it's the movements that has tremendous destructive energy in i

head coach eddie jones. the rfu, the sport's governing body in england is reviewing what happened, after the side finished second from bottom in the table. jones says he's100% confident he's still the right man for the job. joe lynskey has more. english rugby reflects, looking closely at how eddie jones english rugby reflects, looking closely at how eddiejones team could finish fifth in the six nations and what could now change. this was england's year of unwanted records. they lost to scotland, wales and ireland. beaten by all three for the first time since the 70s. three for the first time since the 705, ,,, . ., three for the first time since the 705, . .,, ' ., 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sort, 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport. the _ 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport, the head _ 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport, the head coach _ 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport, the head coach takes - 70s. spectacular stuff from ireland! in sport, the head co

but the eddie jones we'll continue with that process. but the eddiejones process can be unpredictable— he's critics say he's boom or bust. he's won the six nations three time with england, including last year, but he's now come fifth—place. the last time that happened was in 2018, and 18 months later, england beat new zealand at the world cup. the later, england beat new zealand at the world cup-— later, england beat new zealand at the world cop-— the world cup. a famous victory in enalish the world cup. a famous victory in english rugby _ the world cup. a famous victory in english rugby history! _ the world cup. a famous victory in english rugby history! now- the world cup. a famous victory in english rugby history! now they'rej english rugby history! now they're back as a crossroads, _ english rugby history! now they're back as a crossroads, but - english rugby history! now they're back as a crossroads, but sacking | back as a crossroads, but sacking jones comes with risks. he signed a new contract last april, just as sport was

andy jones — comments from him. yes. for sure. andy jones wasn't — comments from him. yes. for sure. andy jones wasn't typically - comments from him. yes. for sure. andy jones wasn't typically spiky - andyjones wasn't typically spiky mood today. he made the one change as well by the way, elliot daly coming into outside centre. announced by trade but hasn't played for england in ages. not since november 2017. you're right, plenty of interesting things from england head coach. railing against the outside noise whether from the england rugby public or from outside noise whether from the england rugby public orfrom us in the media. england beat france last time out and a great game, plenty of rugby and jones is keen that the england players don't get seduced by that kind of style this weekend. you cu s that kind of style this weekend. you au s fill that kind of style this weekend. you guys fill the — that kind of style this weekend. you guys fill the place is full of poison _ guys fill the place is full of poison. we always try to take the poison _ poison. we always try to ta

how to fight that had nothing to do with jones. ah, little later, one man returned and tried to run the other one over. he left away. but jones, seated next to her tent was struck and killed being so close to the road. and in this case, even on the road makes it very scary for the people living out there. police note a drunk or distracted driver could easily hit these tents at any time. but that 53 year old clifton adams did so intentionally. what does this say? adams jumped from the car and ran away. he is known to stay in homes sometimes. lives on the street to we're hoping he's still floating around santa rosa's nc's without a vehicle and a lot of the community members in which he associates with know that he's wanted for murder. i mean, it raises huge concerns about the health and safety of everybody out here. advocates say sanctioned camps and safe parking are needed. at least until permanent housing solutions are found. jones and her two best friends were on a waiting list to go into the county shelter a few hours before she

jones lives on the island and knows shane oh well. sheena is involved in virtually every environmental project in the maldives. but she has her doubts about whether such a huge facility is useful for the small islands. no one wants incinerator stall to get so generate if there's no way to school amounts of fuel to get it going once we've got it to the temperature that it may then its system moment is itself most likely you won't be getting fires paquette yeah so the amount of field we're using started many. more to see the writing code of law and. once you've done one go to it. but until the burning process is running smoothly martin jones will stay on bond. just like the garbage. at least it's already been sorted. what the garbage manager worries about the most is polystyrene foam fresh produce delivered to hotels mostly comes packaged in this light week material to keep them cool the plastic bottles are recycled by parly the private environmental organization gets them from the public waste department and then transports the waste t

ask your healthcare provider about nuplazid. ♪ ♪ >> i'm back with captain jason jones. jason, you talk about drugs and about crime and what we can expect, you know, this is not hard to see, as you said. everything you say a makes sense. why do you think the administration seems to be so relaxed about this? why do they not see this for the crisis that it is? >> i really don't know. i mean, possibly because they caused it. you know, that's one part of it. it's hard to anytime that you're responsible for -- admit that you're responsible for what is happening at our southwest border. but i'll also tell you it's here, it's coming. they have already traveled across the world, so they're not going to stop. i can tell you what is happening in central america and mexico with the different checkpoints, they will through those checkpoints. the key for success, as much as we can are have at this point, is that the federal agencies must collaborate. and you would be amazed. we've got to get the fbi, and more department of defense assets to that border. i'll give you a great example,

let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones. good evening, chris. we know that things can change quite quickly, but we've had this joint statement and it looks like it's either play in south africa or not at all. i think that's exactly right. this tour has been stranded in confusion, like everything in sport and in society for the last year. there were a series of contingencies, may be going to australia to have tour in the front of some fans, or having it here in britain and ireland, those were really under discussion. but one by one those contingencies have been scrapped, postponement to next year, 2022, has also been shelved. either it happens in south africa, most likely behind closed doors, or not at all. both the lions and south africa rugby union are hopeful that they'll be able to get this tour on in some shape or form in south africa, but with doubts over the vaccination programme and any kind of future covid waves, there must be an element of caution. in the original tour schedule, i cannot see that going ahead as planned. they won't be tr

dow jones down 200 moments ago. down 180, better than a half a percentage point lower. 10 year treasury yield earlier this morning-- it's important was at 159 and still 1509. price of gold not moving much. it's now 1744. bitcoin, watching closely, will it drop below $50000 a coin? don't know. right now is 51000. price of oil has been coming down recently because of the problems in europe with a locked down over there and they will use less oil, less gasoline. price of oil is down $2 today 59. price of gasoline national average $2.87 per gallon, up 79 cents a gallon from one year ago. here's what's coming up, this is the big day president biden will hold its first formal press conference. he has been in office 65 days. did it take so long because of mistakes like this? roll tape. >> javier boch reay, becher. wall street to the the private-- the-- the former general i keep calling him general, my -- my. stuart: is going to be a big test for the president. joe concha media guy will join me in that 11:00 o'clock hour an

jones: yes. [applause] rep. boebert: yes. mr. jones: i got a little confused. i thought you said should they take away our guns? [laughter] mr. jones: i've been saying no so long when it comes to them taking away our rights, i'm like no no no. host: the republicans are called the report he -- the party of no. they don't want you to be able to protect yourself or have freedom of speech or freedom of religion. in colorado, they don't want us to have our public lands. we are saying no, to all of their nose. [applause] during the supreme court hearing to confirm justice amy coney barrett who i like very much, there was a lot of hey made over a decision. this issue had to do with whether or not nonviolent felons should have their right restored , restore their right to the second amendment. there has been a lot of discussion over this and it had to do with robert cantor he was selling medical shoe inserts and he was falsely saying they were endorsed by medicare. they got him on felony mail fraud. for the rest of his life, he is prohibited possessor. amy coney barret

dow jones winners, dow jones of nearly 180 points. intel is a dow jones a stock and that's the biggest winner of nearly 4%, that's a big game. among the 500 shares listed on the s&p 500, here's the winners, applied materials at the top, kala carnival etc. with some big winners in the 500. mastic winners, applied materials up 7%. read them on your screen, folks. big winners this morning. changing the subject, miami heat will set aside two sections exclusively for fans who show proof of vaccination. this the beginning of the great vaccination divide. i will go at that in "my take" at the top of the 11:00 o'clock hour. disney world testing a new facial recognition technology at the magic kingdom. they already check your fingerprint when you go. do they need more than that? apparently they do. we will have details for you after this. ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-wi

jones lives on the island and knows shaheen oh well. sheena is involved in virtually every environmental project in the maldives. but she has her doubts. about whether such a huge facility is useful for the small islands. no one seems generates restore. them itself generates because we need a school amounts of fuel to get it going once we've got it to the temperature that it may then it's just that moment is itself 3 months 8 drops it can fires paquette yeah so the amount of field where you started minimal or to see if i think i would have bought a. bunch of i was going to have. but until the burning process is running smoothly martin jones will stay on fondue. just buying the garbage. at least it's already been sorted. what the garbage manager worries about the most is polystyrene foam fresh produce delivered to hotels mostly comes packaged in this lightweight material to keep them cool the plastic bottles are recycled by parly the private environmental organization gets them from the public waste department and then transports the was

jones'. jones'? anyway, that's how you let yourself woah! save 40% on hotel and ticket packages right now. not later, like right now. welcome to this family meeting. i'm here because you guys need some serious together time... the good kind. mom's alone at the office... dad's hiding out in the van... and the kids are virtually teaching each other. y'all need to let yourselves woah... at universallllll. good job, jonesesess... jones'. jones'? anyway, that's how you let yourself woah! save 40% on hotel and ticket packages right now. not later, like right now. [♪♪♪] jesse: cap * now in charge of fixing the border crisis. the same person who compared i.c.e. agents to the kkk. it's a high profile job considering this crisis will get worse. she is being groomed to take over at some point as biden becomes more of a figurehead. the white house issuing a new directive to call this not the biden administration, but the biden-harris administration. harris facing backlash for laughing when asked if she'll visit the border. >> do you plan to visit

this is where master christopher jones would have slept. ee was the master of the ship and one quarter owner of the ship. so, christopher jones would have had some furnishings in here to do work. a desk and probably a hanging caught or bunk for him to sleep in. just coming back from the restoration, we still have not gotten all of the furnishings sorted out yet. he might have had a couple of gentleman in bunks back here with him. but no ordinary sailers. all the ordinary sailers would sleep all the way forward and, of course, all the passengers, 102 passengers, all would have slept down below in tween deck. so, many different jobs for the sailers on the ship. the most important one you think is the captain, the most important person is the cook because the ship's crew runs on their stomach. and we joke about that. so, the captain will have a couple of mates or officers of the deck that ran the sailers. and were in charge as the captain gave different orders. to tack ship or wear ship. you always would have had a sail maker to help effect re

had a fight that had nothing to do with jones. ah little later, one man returned and tried to run the other one over. he left away. but jones, seated next to her tent was struck and killed being so close to the road. and in this case, even on the road makes it very scary for the people living out there. police note a drunk or distracted driver could easily hit these tents at any time. but that 53 year old clifton adams did so intentionally, witnesses say adams jumped from the car and ran away. he is known to stay in homes, sometimes by. lives on the street to we're hoping he's still floating around santa rosa sense he's without a vehicle and a lot of the community members in which he associates with know that he's wanted for murder. so we're kind of hoping he wasn't able to get far. i mean, it raises huge concerns about the health and safety of everybody out here. advocates say sanctioned camps and safe parking are needed. at least until permanent housing solutions are found. jones and her two best friends were on a waiting list t

that's up to .8% with a dow jones stock and it has about 37 points for the dow jones industrials. boeing on the upside adding about 17 for the dow jones which will open 150 points higher. $1.9 trillion covid relief bill passed the senate and now goes to the house. when do we get the checks? susan: the bill should land on biden's desk of this we can will go out before the end of the month, 1400-dollar checks, $300 in extended unemployment benefits. first 10000 is tax-free. child tax credits of up to as much as 3600 poor children under the age of five and $3000 for children between six and 17. where do you think most of the money will go? deutsche bank says in their latest survey 50% of the stimulus checks that go out to millennial's between 25 and 34 will be reinvested in the stock market. 40% of the stimulus checks going to even younger folks 18 to 24 will also play in stocks stimulus checks clout. seems that money flows back into markets. stuart: i mean, i'm inclined to say only time will tell because i wonder how much will out surely go in the stock market. susan: i would say a

edward jones. >>> all right man welcome back now to the vaccine update. maybe the most important story in america and the world right now. making steps to try to end the pandemic and lockdown. the latest -- cnbc and cdc whatever cdc data 85.4 million americans have had at least one shot. 44% of those in the highest risk category, those over 65 years old, are fully vaccinated. 70% of those with at least one dose higher in many states. despite concerns of variants and spring breakers, the actual data in the facts have been favorable. according to the new york times, average case down is down 7% florida has seen a drop. including the most important states of all and stats. 14% drop in hospitalizations 51% drop in fatalities. don't focus on it will take how many months to get back to normal this is important. the cdc estimated a few months ago 80 million americans may have been exposed and generated some immunity. when you combine those vaccinated with those who have had and recovered from covid, you k

jones'. jones'? anyway, that's how you let yourself woah! save 40% on hotel and ticket packages right now. not later, like right now. president's press conference yesterday, one major question on capitol hill is what to do about the filibuster. it's the weird word for the senate rule that dates back to the 19th century that slows legislation down in the senate. it requires 60 votes to end debate, and move along any bill in the chamber. yesterday the president was pressed on his position of whether the filibuster should stay or go because it's a key question with a slim democratic majority in the senate now. listen to this. >> at john lewis's funeral president barack obama said he believed the filibuster was a relic of the jim crow era. do you agree? >> yes. >> if not, why not abolish it if it's a relic of the jim crow era? >> successful electoral policycy is the a of possible, let's figure out how we can get this done and move in the direction of significantly changing the abuse of even the filibuster rule first. it's been abused from the ti

back with us is frances donald, robert tipp, and kathy jones. it was supplementary leverage ratio and expiring. it has not seen a big move in the bond market to close out the week. what was your take on that decision over at the fed? frances: we have been talking about it. the high rates driven by the reopening and all good things and that is the reason rates are moving. it hasn't all been the reflation, otherwise it would be driven by real rates. some of it is expectations. kathy made a good point that this market makes their is more inflation than a lot of what the fed is telling us. the slr has been one of the reasons we have seen this and it has created volatility. today, positioning towards it. i think we haven't seen as much as a move today. does this actually help us on a go forward basis question are we looking for a one-day impact or multiple month impact. jonathan: kathy, what is your take? kathy: is a good question. we did get a few offsetting indications for revisiting this topic. we have the rrp and the expansion to create a little

susan: the dow jones hitting-- dropping or adding another 1000 points, fastest in the dow jones history, only took about four weeks or so and that 1000 points was the fastest in the dow jones history. stuart: i remember when the dow jones first went above 1000, early 1970s took it didn't get back to the 1000 level and tell the early 1980s. of those were the days, let me tell you and now, we go up a thousand points in a few weeks. extraordinary. tell me about facebook. i think they are maybe imposing new penalties on some groups. is it a crackdown on the capital hill ryans? susan: forms of like-minded users, the group, a function on facebook and its main page but facebook have their own internal investigations and showed 70% of these top 100 most active us civic groups or toxic, talking about hate speech, this information, harassment and also the "washington post" reported facebook was horrified after discovering a small fraction of its 3 billion user base around the world was responsible for more than half of the vaccine misinformation, maybe facebook should look at how they treat those

when the dow jones goes up 500 points there has to be a lot of winners, probably all 30 of the dow jones are but that biggest is bowing up 4.8%, american express, goldman sachs are the big winners of the 30 stocks in the dow jones which is a 512. s&p has 500 stocks, these are the biggest winners and as you see its energy energy up 12 cents the rest solid gains in terms of percentages. the fda, here's the big news of the week, certainly help in the markets, fda says johnson & johnson is one dose vaccine is okay and it's being shipped as we speak. you can see it right hand corner of your screen. is going out today. let's bring in doctor paul, chief scientific officer at johnson & johnson. congratulations, doctor. remarkable stuff you have going here. take a bow, please. your vaccine is 66% effective globally. pfizer 95%. moderna 94%. why the difference to make one of that we studied the vaccine in a different circumstance we tested it globally and in the us, south america and south africa huge surge of the pandemic as well as with new variants and blood became clear is if we focus on what

jay jones, thank you _ involved in that. jay jones, thank you for _ involved in that. jay jones, thank you forjoining - involved in that. jay jones, thank you forjoining us. i following israel's election on tuesday, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu's party looks to have won the most seats, but not enough for a majority in parliament, so he needs to form a coalition. many israelis are wondering whether any new government will last, given how close the election was. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has this. there's plenty of drama about who's going to sit in israel's parliament here, and especially about who's going to be in charge. while it's clear that benjamin netanyahu's party has won the biggest number of seats, about a quarter of the total, there are several small parties, each with a few seats, and they could determine whether he remains in power or whether his opponents can keep him out. what unites opposition leaders is their insistence that israel's longest—serving prime minister must go. he's currently on trial for corruption but denies doin

amy: mondaire jones, thank you for me with us, democratic congress member for new york's 17th congressional district. next up, the house passes the george floyd justice and policing act. we will speak to the longtime organizer mariame kaba. author of the new "new york times" best selling book "we do this till we free us." back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break]

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vernon jones the state representative for the state of georgia, the 91st district. you supported campus carry. florida has led the way on concealed carry. there have been a couple of setbacks with red flag laws and the disenfranchisement of laws for people who would be in college. you supported campus carry. tell me why? >> those who come on campus to perpetrate a crime, they have access to sitting ducks. if they come on campus to commit a crime and some of my friends are hanging out with smith & wesson, they're going to see someone come back at them. [applause] many women are going out at night on campus trying to go to their car. they need to protect themselves.

jones lives on the island and knows shaheen oh well. sheena is involved in virtually every environmental project in the maldives. but she has her doubts about whether such a huge facility is useful for the small islands. no one seems generation restoril to get itself generates if there's no way to school amounts of fuel to get it going once we've got it to the temperature that it may then it's just that moment is itself most likely you won't see it 10 fires forget yet so the amount of field of what use is going to be minimal or to see the writing go to fall and. once you've done one go to it. but until the burning process is running smoothly martin jones will stay on fondue . just buy the garbage. at least it's already been sorted. what the garbage manager worries about the most is polystyrene foam fresh produce delivered to hotels mostly comes packaged in this lightweight material to keep them cool the plastic bottles are recycled by parly the private environmental organization gets them from the public waste department and that transp

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simon jones, in here continuing at pace. simon jones. in kent. _ here continuing at pace. simon jones, in kent, thank- here continuing at pace. simon jones, in kent, thank you. - the disappearance of sarah everard has prompted calls for more action to be taken to tackle intimidation and violence against women. the labour mpjess phillips said society and the justice system had to wake up to the threat that women face every day. thousands of people have gone online to express their anger at feeling unsafe in public places, as helena wilkinson reports. what happened to sarah everard is shocking. how can something so simple as walking home from a friend's house end like this? apparently snatched off the street, her family now dealing with the unthinkable. this type of crime is uncommon. it is thankfully incredibly rare for a woman to be abducted from our streets, but i completely understand that despite that, women in london and the wider public, perhaps particularly those in the area where sarah went missing, will be worried and may be feeling scared. cressida dick is right t

here's the great leslie jones in "coming 2 america." take a look at this. >> ooh, what >> that's the last surprise. >> hey what's up, y'all >> hi, what's up, fam? >> i'm going to hug you cause i'm a hugger hey queen, i'm sorry i slept with your man. >> what is going on here >> oh, children. children, i would love for you to meet your brother >> and my name is mary, how you doing? just call me your second mom >> but you really don't have to, girls. >> i mean, but you should though cause i kind of am. >> well, look at us, just one big happy zamunduin-american aristocratic blended family. >> just like the kardashians >> jimmy: leslie jones, "coming 2 america" will be streaming on amazon prime video this friday elizabeth olsen joins us after the break. come on back, everybody. leslie, i love you thank you, pal >> thank you, jimmy! ♪ bye, new york! ♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay what i need. 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take

and for master jones, and for his crew they were cargo. they were cargo that needed to be moved from point a to point b. the paintings that you see, imagining the mayflower, it always look like the signing of the declaration of independence, but with everybody a little bit closer together. probably the mayflower compact, is signed down here, tween deck where we are. so it is possible that the leaders, are carrying the documents from cabin to cabin, talking one with one-on-one with the men, and getting them to sign, it or make their mark upon it. but it was determined, that no one was getting off the ship, until every man had signed representing his household, so they would be bound together by a covenant. those who had come and lived together under a church covenant, for more than a decade. they agreed, that they would walk together commonly, in the way of christ, and what they wanted to do was take the church government and bring into the civil world. tying all of the households together, that was a would walk together civilly. but can yo

we will speak with new york congressmember mondaire jones. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "so long" by aretha franklin. her birthday is march 25. she would have been 79. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the house of representatives has proved the most sweeping voting rights legislation in decades. the for the people act, also known as house resolution 1, passed wednesday by a vote of a 220 to 210 with every republican opposi the bil the legiation isim at improvg voter restrationnd acce to voti, ending paisan andacial gerranderingforcing e dilosure of dark mey donor ineasing plic fundg for ndidatesand imsing strt ethicaand rerting stdards on congress members and members of the u.s. supreme court. the bill now heads to the senate where it is expected to be killed by republicans and less all 50 senate democrats unite to end the filibuster. the house measure comes as voting rights are under attack in courthouses and statehouses across the country. republican state lawmakers have introduced

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thank you very much for joining us tonight, congressman jones. and i want to focus for the moment on hr-1 and its importance for everything that the democrats in the house and in the senate will be trying to accomplish now and somewhat in the future. the voting rights that it attempts to preserve, the preserve the right to vote by mail, make voter registration sensible, easy, automatic in many cases. and very much control how republicans decide to erase people from the rolls. it goes on and on. it really is kind of a 21st century voting rights act based on the behavior you've watched republican legislators bring to these issues. >> well, this is as you just described transformative stuff. i mean, we have a democracy that has been under assault, and i think that assault has been clarified for people especially in the wake of what happened january 6th. that violent insurrection that i and others lived through and that americans everywhere watched on television, that began as a big lie about mass voter fraud. and of course that allegation was never

and for master jones, and for his crew they were cargo. they were cargo that needed to be moved from point a to point b. the paintings that you see, imagining the mayflower, it always look like the signing of the declaration of independence, but with everybody a little bit closer together. probably the mayflower compact, is signed down here, between deck where we are. so it is possible that the leaders, are carrying the documents from cabin to cabin, talking one with one-on-one with the men, and getting them to sign, it or make their mark upon it. but it was determined, that no one was getting off the ship, until every man had signed representing his household, so they would be bound together by a covenant. those who had come and live together under a church covenant, for more than a decade. they agreed, that they would walk together commonly, in the way of christ, and what they wanted to do was take the church government and bring into the civil world. tying all of the households together, that was a would walk together civilly. but can y

we will speak with new york congressmember mondaire jones. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "so long" by aretha franklin. her birthday is march 25. she would have been 79. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the house of representatives has proved the most sweeping voting rights legislation in decades. the for the people act, also known as house resolution 1, passed wednesday by a vote of a 220 to 210 with every republican oppong the bl. e legislion is aedt proving teregistraon and cess to ting, enng partisannd racia gerranderi, forcinthe dilosure odark mon donors, ineasing plic fundg for ndidatesand imsing strt ethicaand rerting stdards on congress members and members of the u.s. supreme court. the bill now heads to the senate where it is expected to be killed by republicans and less all 50 senate democrats unite to end the filibuster. the house measure comes as voting rights are under attack in courthouses and statehouses across the country. republican state lawmakers have introduced over

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record when he was arrested for the murder of felipe angelus the only eyewitness was a man named john jones the owner of a brothel across the street known as johnny's house of prostitution how long's this place been in operation about 70 years but 17 year the police were willing to overlook what john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was ready call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs clothes and carries a notifier to get her her shoe. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for many years i don't understand how somebody would just the high school diploma or ged can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take someone's life literally or with the charge they put on people they don't they don't feel the need to speak up because it does

about 70 years but 17 years the police were willing to overlook what john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murder was reggie call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs clothes so notifier to get are her shoe size him. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for many years i don't understand how somebody would just a high school diploma or ged can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take someone's life literally or with the charge they put on they don't they don't feel the need to speak up because it doesn't happen to them oh yes that's messed up you know i mean but it could never happen to me yes it could it could happen to you just like that. every step number everybody that i encountered i was saying you know a mistake has been made i

the police were willing to overlook john johns was doing and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do 16 years later a new theory would emerge the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself firing from the rooftop of his own building but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was ready call it was her 1st her 1st case and she. needs closure because the notifier get her her shoe size. to be a doctor you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer you have to go to school for the years i don't understand how somebody would just the high school diploma board jean de can have that type of power to be an officer of the law with a pistol that can take someone's life literally or with the charge they put on people they don't they don't feel the need to speak up because it doesn't happen to them oh yes that's messed up you know i mean but it could never happen to me yes it could it could happen to you just like that. every staff member everybody that i encountered i was saying you know a mistake has been made i didn't do a