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. >> i remember leaders, antoine and caron. what they do for us. you know?what you remember. the guys in the foxhole with. >> for trying to figure out gilbe gilbert, eddie jordan has come full circle. >> love him. one of d.c.'s premier facilities for art will be tackling a new genre. video games. that's right. all part of a new exhibit coming in march to the smithsonian's art museum. american art museum. the art of video game wills focus on the graphics, the technology and the storytelling of video games and ranging from atari to playstation 3. this is going to be good. the public actually voted online for 80 video games that will be included in the exhibit. the art of video games will be part of a nationwide tour. i can't wait. and i know the line is probably going to be long. >>> well, the saying goes if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life. still ahead, we'll show you where washington, d.c. ranks amongst happiest cities to work in the u.s. >>> up next, the workout that's >>> came on suddenly and gave a washington man the scare of h

device to a jeep owned by antoine jones, a washington, d.c., nightclub owner. information gathered from tracking his movements eventually helped bring about his conviction for cocaine trafficking. today, though, the supreme court ruled the police action was a violation of the constitution. the decision itself was unanimous, but the justices were divided in their reasoning, as they grappled with tricky issues of law, technology, and privacy. as always, marcia coyle of the "national law journal" is here to walk us through the decision. fill in some of the facts of this case. for one thing this surveillance went on for quite a while. >> it did. the g.p.s. device was attached to the underbelly of the jones's jeep grand cherokee. the police monitored the jeep movements 24 hours a day for 28 days. >> brown: the court ruled unanimously in its result. >> right. >> brown: written by justice scalia. >> first of all it was the united states that brought this appeal to the supreme court. the united states argued basically that this was not a search within the fourth amendm

tom, adam, anna, grenady, eveling, antoine, floridas, give me one second before you guys start. ok. so i have almost 40 people on this list. you are all speaking about the same item. i'm going to allow each of you to speak for one minute. and i'm going to remind you -- i know this is a sensitive issue, but i'm going to remind you here, as community members, to be mindful about names that you use and anything that may be slanderous to any staff member or any personnel that you may be considering talking about. if you could use that -- he very mindful about that. we would appreciate that. i will not have to stop you in the middle of your comments should that not be honored. , all -- come on up. >> [speaking spanish] >> good evening, my name is jessica. i have a child in the first grade. his name is joshua. >> [speaking spanish] >> i was one of the mothers that was not agreeing to the changes that were taking place at the school at the beginning. >> [speaking spanish] >> because of that, i have been involved in a lot of the meetings and participating. now we have a person who is an int

[laughter] >> good evening, board, my name is antoine jackson. i'm here to support sheila salmon. i first met sheila in 1984-1985 when her mother was my special ed teacher. i was a very dysfunctional misbehaved child and she came to guide me and she took me underneath her wing and i also lived in the sunny dale housing project and when it was heavily infested with gang violence and drugs at the time. she came every weekend to take me to her family house and took me out of my environment and showed me a better life. from then until now, she is still heavily involved in my life. i'm here to tell her that i love her and want to thank her for everything. she is a very positive person. i look at her as my mother, my mentor, my role model, so 245u. -- thank you. [applause] >> hi, good evening, i'm lorraine, i have been before you before. thank you for this opportunity. i am a parent at paul revere. i have a fourth grader who started there in the first grade. i am the community school coordinator. i strive to represent the best interests of the entire community always. i wouldn't be in t

as for who's behind these recent attacks, pierre antoine is positive it's a student. >> it's just a couple people messing it up for others. >> reporter: dorm safety has also become a recent issue at san jose state university. just friday police arrested a 21-year-old student a sociology major for allegedly going into the unlocked dorm rooms of four female students and groping them in the early morning hours. the message to all students is of course take every precaution to keep yourself safe. live at stanford university, stephanie trong, nbc bay area news. >>> $100 billion. that's what the stock market value is projected to be for facebook when it goes public. the company is expected to file papers for its initial public offering as early as this week with the ipo happening perhaps in may or june. and an ipo at facebook could mean lots of cash for its employees. jessica aguirre has the story. >> reporter: check out this dream car. a 2012 lexus lfa. sticker price? >> this one's 388,600. >> reporter: it may be out of the price margin for most of us. but if facebook goes public, the rank and

nightclub owner antoine jones. the gps device in jones' jeep helped authorities link him to a maryland house used to stash money and drugs. jones was sentenced to life in prison. an appeals court reversed the conviction. >>> a former cia officer faces charges of repeatedly leaking classified information to reporters. 47-year-old john of arlington is accused of leaking the identities of cia operatives involved in capturing and questioning terror suspects. he has spoken out publicly about the cia's use of waterboarding and other interrogation measures. >>> at 4:34, here is a look at other things making news now. a public viewing is being held today for former penn state university football coach joe paterno. pa paterno will be buried tomorrow. a public service is scheduled for thursday. the 85-year-old coach died thursday, three months after being diagnosed with lung cancer. penn state is working with the family to honor paterno's legacy, despite firing him last november, for the way he handled the child sex abuse sc

the victim's brother, antoine dodson had some choice words for the local tv cameras. >> he's climbingup. >> reporter: it's much different after the gregory brothers' treatment. ♪ he's climbing in your window ♪ he's waking your people up ♪ >> reporter: this unlikely match-up of tv news and pop music became a huge hit online. over a thousand people were inspired to record their own versions. ♪ he's climbing through your windows ♪ ♪ he's snatching your people up ♪ ♪ >> reporter: pretty soon fans were sending the gregory brothers videos of other eccentric characters on the local news like this woman who witnessed a liquor store robbery. >> and then when i'm on my knees i'm backing up, backing up, backing up ♪ i'm backing up, backing up, backing up, backing up ♪ ♪ got me good > or this guy' who saw a double rainbow in yosemite and had an over the top reaction. >> double rainbow all the way across the sky. >> we got the original clip. >> reporter: at their office in brooklyn the gregory brothers took me behind the scene to see their hit machine. >> i put in background vocals to help him out

the ruling stems from a case with antoin jones. right now he is in prison.ow likely face a new trial in which prosecutors will gps evidence. use the jfk library is releasing 45 phone calls to provide monthsw into the final of his life. includes sections on with therelations union, and the space race. there the last of 260 hours of he recorded before his assassination in november. >> the latest on the accounting cruise ship disaster. found two more bodies yesterday. after the ship capsized. 17 people remain missing minnesota couple. workers are going to begin pumping half a million gallons the ship.om it ran aground on january 13. >> president obama saluted the bruins for the 2011 cup championship but when member of the team skipped event for political reasons. he issued a statement saying the grown out ofs control. president said the team was disappointed and said his views those of thet organization. is 5:48. is loosening its dress code for workers. >> your summer barbeque is going to get more expensive. all of the details with linda bell. we are already ta

obviously, the leaders were caron and antoine. gilbert brought what you need on that level.d me to have some tough times at the beginning. through some of the other times, even though we made the playoffs, there were tough times. they allowed me to keep coaching and it was of a great thing. i have no hard feelings or fell bad there was something left out. just part of the game. >> reporter: following his stint here in d.c., jordan was hired by the philadelphia 76ers and fired after just one season. the nba's loss has become their gain. jordan is now running a different game coach august freshman team at carroll, his alma mater. he is not getting paid to do t he has no six footers or nba all stars. >> it is not about passing, dribbling, shooting. it is about behavior, how to work with your teammates, how to be competitive appear yet keep your composure. >> i get asked a lot because people know i play basketball and i go to carroll. they ask me what it is like having eddy jordan as your coach. i say it is pretty cool but he is still our coach and we have to listen to him and w

if federal appeals court in washington overturned the conviction of antoine jones because police didant when they placed a gps device in his car and used it to track his movements >>italian search crews have found more bodies in the partially sunken cruise ship off the coast of italy divers pulled two bodies from the costa concordia raising the death toll from the january 13th disaster to 15 officials say about 17 people are still missing the divers set off more explosives on board the ship today to allow them to reach more remote parts of that vote also preparations are underway to remove about half a million gallons of fuel from the ship so far there is no evidence that any has been leaking into that water the lawyer for the ship's captain said the captain was not under the influence of any drugs when the cruise liner ran aground the lawyer said that the capt. francesco schettino tested negative for drugs he is under house arrest charged with manslaughter and abandoning ship ... >>gabrielle giffords is giving up her seat in congress a year after she was shot in the head and at an a

in this case, antoine jones had no idea whatsoever that his possessory interest in that property was about to be defied by the government in a meaningful way, to allow them to get information they could not have otherwise gone. gps produces unique data. when we drive down the street, we do not emit a gps data. what makes the data meaningful is the use and placement of the gps device. that was in this case, in this case, and consented to by antoine jones and knowingly, and the government knew that. that is why they did it serin to bissett -- surreptitiously. they cannot get it any other way. >> there are cameras at 11 intersections at stoplights. suppose the police suspected someone of criminal activity and had a computer capacity to take pictures at all the intersections that he drove through at different times of the day, and they watched his movements for five days. would that be lawful? >> i think that would be allowable, your honor. i think that would be permissible. first, you do not have a physical intrusion, unlike this case. >> yes, but you have a targeted innovation over a c

he was really the person who got the word out about the spiritual and his relationship with antoine deborjaknnection. >> one thing you sing is popularize. >> we want to make his music known continue the legacy he laid he was born in the 1890s died mid-1940s so we want to continue to keep his legacy alive he had some phenomenal music. >> you will be performing this sunday, church of the redeemer, 1323 gerard street northeast we have information about that and admission is free. >> it is free >> very good >> although you can make donations. >> absolutely. >> what are you singing for us now. >> right on king jesus. >> garrett jackson. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ride on king jesus, no man can hinder me, ride on king jesus, ride on no man cannot hinder me ♪ i was but young when i become no man can hinder me but now my race is almost done, no man can hinder me. ride on king jesus, no man can hinder me, ride on king jesus, ride on, no man can hinder me ♪ ♪ king jesus rides a milk white horse, no man can hinder me, the river of jordan, heed his course, no man can hinder me ♪ ♪ ride on king jesus, no man can hind

the decision stems from a case involving dc nightclub owner antoine jones. the gps device in jones's jeep helped to link him to a maryland house used to stash money and drugs. an appeals court reversed his life sentence. bruce is in the satellite center monitoring this year's march for life. bruce? >> reporter: it was 3 years ago yesterday the supreme court came up with the roe vs. wade historic decision. kristen fisher went to the mall today to check out today's demonstration. what does it look like? >> reporter: you can see things have certainly quieted down here. in fact, now most of the trash cans along the national mall are full of these soggy, prolife signs. but earlier today, there were literally thousands of people. the majority of them under the age of 25. this was a very young group, lots of church youth groups here from all over the country. these youngsters were walking across long side the veterans of the prolife movement. >> reporter: ann marie castro grove isn't just march fog life. >> my child would have been 2 years old this year. >> reporte

court the high court agreed with the federal appeals court which over turned dc night club owner antoine jones, drug conspiracy conviction. police did not have a warrant when they installed gps on his vehicle to track his movements for a month. >> dc leaders are trying to stop an arizona congressman from taking away a war memorial. it was dedicated to those who died in a war. arizona republicans want to federalize this memorial. we have seen that it is a move that has congressional delicate, eleanor holmes norton furious. >> we have not served, in every war the nation has fought without a vote, only to have congress steal the memorial, meant for men, who paid for the war in taxes and in sacrifice without a vote. >>> there are 499 names of dc residents engraved in that memorial, 26,000 residents served in world war 1. >>> president barack obama will address the nation tonight it is his third state to have union speech and the white house says he will talk about his economic plans. >> fox 5s. lauren demarco is live on capital hill with our preview good morning lauren. >> good morning to yo

nightclub owner antoine jones' drug conspiracy conviction. have a warrant when they installed the gps on his vehicle to track his movements. >>> up next, the location of d.c.'s first medical marijuana store has been announced. >> first, though, deadly storms slam parts of the south. we'll have an update on the damage as one area hit hard just months ago is now dealing with more devastation this morning. time now is 6 12. what   -- i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. i could not make working and going to school work. it was not until the university of phoenix that i was able to work full-time, be a mom, and go to school. the opportunities that i had at the university of phoenix, dealing with professionals teaching things that they were doing every day, go

the leaders were karon and antoine.ght that what you need on that level. >> reporter: jordan led the wizards to four straight play- off births and was fired in 2008 after winning 197 games, third on the franchise's all- time list. >> they allowed me to have tough times at the beginning and there were tough times, but they allowed me to keep coaching and it was a great thing. i have no heart feelings or felt there was something left out, you know. it's part of the game. >> reporter: following his stint here, he was hired by the 76ers and fired after one season. the nba's loss has become carol's game. >> carol, swag on three. one, two three. >> reporter: jord san now running a different game, coaching the fresh moon team at carol, his alma mater. he's not getting paid to do it and has no six-footers or nba all-stars and his lessons have become simpler. >> and it's not about passing or dribbling and shooting, but it's about behavior, how to work with your teammates. and keep your composure. >> i get asked a lot. people kno

antoine jones was sentenced to life in prison before the appeals court over turned the conviction. joining us for more, jone's lawyer, steven lecker first your reaction to the ruling today. >> obviously i am thrilled, happy more importantly i am happy for the 4th amendment. >> why wouldn't law enforcement simply get a warrant to use a gps device in this way or is it not that simple. >> it is simple to get a warrant, statistics show in 2010, all but one of 3500 applications, for wire tapping warrants were accepted in this case they did get a warrant just didn't get around to installing the warrant, on the vehicle that he drove until after the warrant had expired and then, when the gps ran down they went out and rebooted the device again, without a warrant. so both times it was a warrantless search. >> wouldn't you say using a gps device would be a handy tool trying to track criminals. >> of course. all law enforcement has to do and all the supreme court said was get a warrant unless there are certain circumstances such as an emergency situation when you would have an exception to th

joe flaco again, antoine bolden, catch it, score it, go give the fan a football.h there. >> like it. >> the ravens look good at 17- 3. effect is fine. the texas -- everything is fine. the texans hung around. he just makes plays when the ravens need them most. they win 20-13. >> win the game, no matter what. that is really what it boils down to in a situation like this. and this football team won the game, no matter what. it wasn't perfect by any stretch but they found a way to win the football game. >> a hard-fought game. we knew it would be that. houston is a good team, man. they have been a good team for a long time. >> that is the bottom line. get the w. that is what the ravens did. who are they going to play on sunday? you guessed it? not tim tebow. they are taking on tom brady and the big bad number one seeded new england patriots. brady lit up that bronco defense with five touchdown passes in the first half alone. a record six in all. new england wins easily 45-10. so there you have it. tebow time is done. denver is done. it is new england the one, baltimore

nightclub owner antoine jones. the gps device in jones' jeep helped authorities link him to a maryland house used to stash money and drugs. jones was sentenced to life in prison but an appeals court reversed that conviction. >>> police have identified the victim of a deadly pedestrian accident in prince george's county. tucker butler of temple hills died yesterday morning at samuel chase elementary school. officers say a maintenance worker driving a school van backed over the 48-year-old woman. police say butler has no ties to the school and may have just been passing through school property when she was struck. >>> 50 convention delegates are at stake in florida's presidential primary which is one week from today. last night, the four remaining republican hopefuls debated in tampa and mitt romney went after the man who beat him last saturday in south carolina's primary, newt gingrich. >> if your entities are getting paid by health companies that could benefit from a piece of legislation and you then meet with repu

nightclub owner antoine jones. a federal appeals court here in washington overturned his drug conspiracy conviction because police did not have a warrant when they installed a gps device on his vehicle and then tracked his movements for a month. he was sentenced to life in prison before the appeals court overturned the conviction. the supreme court agreed with the appeals court. >>> and today in arizona, congresswoman gabrielle giffords will finish her meet and greet that was cut short by a shooting that killed six people and left her and 12 others injured. it will be one of her final official events before she steps down from congress. in a video message giffords announced yesterday that she would resign this week to concentrate on her recovery. she spent the past year relearning to walk and talk. >> thank you for your prayers and for giving me time to recover. i have more work to do on my recovery, so to do what is best for arizona, i will step down this week. >> president obama called giffords an inspiration. a

in washington, d.c., police investigating a nightclub owner in a drug case, antoine jones, secretly putted data about everywhere he drove for a month. his case went to the supreme court and the justices ruled unanimously the police were trespassing, violating the constitution when they put the gps tracker on his car. >> this is an important decision that points toward greater privacy. exactly how much privacy and how the court wills figure this out we don't know. this is a very important decision. >> reporter: a majority of the justices sent a message that they are worried about police tracking that does not involve trespassing by using cell phones or technology built in to cars like on-star and gps. even records of trips through toll booths using ez-passes. >> there are at least five justices of the supreme court who believe you have privacy interests in where you are driving, what you are doing, even out in the public. >> reporter: the ruling demonstrated that the justices are tuned in to how new technology works and on alert for how it may affect technology in the digital age. pete w

to think that at the cultural level, there needs to be a different thought process along with what antoine is describing with some of the key policy things we need to hack at to get done. are you guys on twitter? >> i can barely handle e-mail. >> one story i would just say if we could get twitter going on investment and verses expenditure. i agree with you. that said, we could leverage it. one story -- i met the fellow who did it "chariots of fire. he's in the house of lords now and he changed his life to focus on education. he was doing advertising awards and they gave it to a social media house and the company that one, it was for a lifeboat savers in the uk. the people providing the money it, it was an average age of 65. what this small little advertising agency did was they found 25 blotters whose average age was 15 years old. they had a following on the order of 150,000 people. then they sent a jack at, a video about the people who volunteered and so forth. they ended up signing up 100,000 people with an age of 21, not a single dollar spent on advertising. hiding there is a lot that c