and they had him under in -- informal supervision justly 3 months before chris jones' death. >> chris jones loved life. he was just 14, while riding his bike home from a pool. police say a gang of teens attacked and beat him, then left him for dead. now, the youngest one charged, a 15-year-old, wjz is not naming because he is a juvenile, has entered a plea, claiming he can prove -- prosecutors can prove it's manslaughter. >> my son -- >> she's been an incredibly strong through all of this. >> my son can't speak anymore. so i have to speak for him. >> reporter: in an emotionally charged courtroom, chris's mom and dad wept as they dreafsed the teen -- addressed the teen. >> he's still a child. and i feel for him inside. and i really do hope that one day i can forgive him. >> reporter: the teen faces up to six years in a secure residential treatment facility. a judge ordered him held until he could be placed there. >> the juvenile could not have foreseen the outcome of what he did. but when you do something of that nature, you have to accept the serious consequences that flowed from it.

. >> reporter: chris jones was a typical teenager. happy, full of life. you can see it in this home video, obtained exclusively by wjz. until one saturday afternoon, last may, when prosecutors say a gang of teens confronted and beat him as he rode his bike home in quiet suburban crofton. chris died hours later. today, the younger of two teens charged entered a manslaughter plea in juvenile court, admitting authorities had enough evidence to prove he punched chris hard enough to cause his death. >> he is still a child. and i feel for him inside. and i really doo hope that -- do hope that one day i can forgive him. >> reporter: wjz has learned the teen had 15 disciplinary referrals in one year at arundel hills high school. and they placed him on informal supervision after an assault three months before chris's death. >> in a nice middle-classed neighborhood in suburbia. these kinds of things don't happen in areas like that. >> reporter: today, a judge ordered him in a secure residential facility. >> this is what the state is seeking today. it's the best we

. >> reporter: chris jones loved life. his ended when he was just 14 while riding his bike home from the neighborhood pool in coughton last may. prosecutors say a gang of teens attacked him and left him for dead. the youngest one charged, a 15-year-old boy charged as juvenile has enter add plea admitting prosecutors can prove that he committed manslaughter. >> my son -- >> she has been incredibly strong woman. >> my son can't speak anymore so i have to speak for him. >> reporter: in an emotional courtroom, the parents wept and addressed the teen who apologized for his actions. >> he is still a child and i feel for him inside and i really do hope that i can for give him one day. >> reporter: he faces up to six years in a secured residential facility, a judge ordered him held until he can be placed there. >> the juvenile could not have for seen the outcome of what he did. but when you do something of the nature you have to accept the serious consequences that flow from it. >> do you think justice was servened. >> i do. i do.

. >> chris jones was killed on the same street. tuesday morning, one of his accused killers, a 14-year-old, goes on trial for manslaughter. the other suspect, javille george will have a separate trial. the tragedy has raised questions about gang violence in this crofton community. >> we pulled him out of anne arundel high school five weeks ago, because we did not want him involved in the gang activity in that school. we put him in south river to prevent this from happening. and it followed him into the streets. >> we don't want to bury our children. our children should be burying us. it should not happen. it just should not happen. >> now, christopher's parents and pastor want to create a more positive place for teens. they are raising money to create a faith based center called life station. where teens can learn life skills. >> i mean, anything positive is a positive thing. >> a wooden cross marks the site of the tragedy. the holmes hope something positive comes from it. >> neighborhood has seemed nicer. people say hi to each oth

>> reporter: chris jones was a typical teenager. happy, full of life. you can see it in this home video, obtained exclusively by wjz. until one saturday afternoon last may when prosecutors say a gang of teens confronted and beat him as he rode his bike home in quiet suburban crofton. chris died hours later. today, the younger of two teens charged entered a manslaughter plea. authorities say they had enough evidence to prove he punched chris hard enough to cause his death. >> he is still a child. and i feel for him inside. and i really do hope that one day i can forgive him. >> reporter: the teen had 15 disciplinary referrals in one year. and the department of juvenile services placed him under informal supervision three months before chris's death. >> in a nice, middle class suburbia neighborhood. and these kinds of things don't happen in areas like that. >> reporter: today, the judge ordered him to a secure residential facility. >> this is what the state was seeking. it's what the best we can achieve in a juvenile setting. >> reporter: a trial is still

say the government cannot forbid corporations from running campaign ads that say elect or at, chris ann jones and so that divion between expenditures and contributions is still a ground and it's one of the many complexities of the election. >> host: ste. >> calr: yes, dave i've got a question. i was born in 1943 so there's a lot of people my age that don't know what was passed but i understand back in 1945 the massey ferguson act w enacted and that was meant to permit the insurance companies from antitrust laws which means if i am not wrong or if i'm right they are exempt from paying taxes. whato you think tha is true? that is the reason we have the mess in the health care and other things? >> host: thank you. >> guest: i am not familiar with that law. i do kw insurance a state regulated entity. it is another erie of the law that isn'tn issue in this case by sorry i am not familiar with that partilar law and but the consequences it would have. >> host: last question from louisiana. not much time. james, go ahead. >> caller: real quick. if the white house can call the pharmaceutical cporations

. >> and over 100,000 people, good friends of jerry jones', come on over. chris: 105,000, roger goodell, george w. bush, a former president in the house, and lebron james. but you know what? when 105,000 boo, merrill, it's loud. >> i know! and if you don't like watching it on the field, just watch it over the screen. you can tell the giants are adjusting. they know what tony's going to do. they feel like they got to get to something different. they didn't expect just to throw it to him, though. chris: that's bruce johnson taking the pick. tony romo throwing it behind his receiver and a bit over his head to boot. >> that's why we talk about accuracy all the time. got to be accurate, accurate, accurate where only your guy can catch it, not when the other guy can catch it. >> this is justin tuck, appears to be flozell adams, and look it, he trips him. doesn't look too bad, but tuck jammed his shoulder on the play and he'd leave the game. later in the drive, tony romo passing to his left side, and kenny phillips somehow comes up with it, taking it all the way back to

chris jones's from omaha, nebraska. you get the last word. caller: a support this plan, actually. the president needs to lay out that this is essentially medicare for all. i believe everyone who has medicare is pretty pleased with it, as well as the va coverage. i was nearly killed the couple will years ago and the insurance company allowed the doctor to let me up with bills and did not do anything, no surgery. here are some bills, hope you get better. host: how do you feel today? caller: pain every day from morning until night. not good healthcare out there. host: the president will be attending a funeral service for walter cronkite, and then return to washington as after them. his speech will be tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. it will be live on this network. we will be joined by pete dupont in a moment. later, a supporter of the public option will join us. it is the ninth of september, 2009. >> the supreme court has a rare special session today. listen to it on c-span3, c-span r adio, and on line. it also marks the first appearance on the bench for justice sonia sotomayor. here's

>> last week thomas jones ran for 107 yards and i expect chris johnson and lenn del white to have similar the track comes up sloppy. there's a little bit of revenge and houston stopped the win streak late last season i'll be interested to see if matt schaub's ankleal is 100%. the first half of the last two seasons against spread, tennessee gets check. >> all right, hammer, before you go, give us two more. >> the best thing for carolina is for jake delhomme to get out of town and the second best is to hand off to test atlanta's defense and atlanta is 1-16 against the spread at homecoming off a home win, the visitor gets check. kansas city allowed 198 yards rushing to baltimore, today deron mcfadden and michael bush will be running for oakland. kansas city is 2-24 straight up and their last 26 games so why are they favored? oakland is the pick. >> hank, you said you and me against world my dad used to play that 8-track all the time haehnel redy. it's a good day when you can invoke helen ready. thanks ham rin hank. >> thank you, hannah. >> crazy kids. 1:00 eastern on abc what to expect as th

jones begins the 2009 n.f.l. season with knowledge he must send the league office a payment as a fine imposed by roger goodell. chris mortensen reports the cowboys owner must pay $10, 0,000 for a comment about revenue sharing. jones violated a gag order when he said "revenue sharing is on it its way out.requests jones was showing report for viking ownership quest for a new stadium. jones had this reaction as relayed to cowboys spokesman rich rich dalrymple. >> if my comments were viewed as over the line, so be it it it, my comments were assisting a fellow owner and his team's pursuit of bringing a new stadium to fans of the twin city. having just completed the process of stadium construction and knowing how much it means to the n.f.l. market this, is something i would do for any of my ownership partners. it gos to show how intertwined labor issues are with the construction of new stadiums from a positive perspective. >> tennis' all-time greats died saturday night. jack cramer, the world's number one player most of the late '40s passeded away after a battle with cancer. he won seven major doubles titles. for all his

chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch. tennessee is in business. jason mccourty has it but on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got to have an opportunity to field the ball even though as he does here ed he muffed and gets a chance to receive the kick. >> jeff fisher upset but the ball hits the ground and then it's fair game. and schwab meanwhile, same score, toss to steve slaton and keith bulluck makes a big play but now this continues on at the sidelines. this is not a good team, division rivals, tennessee on the houston sideline, number 191 -- 91 jason jones is tossed from the game, one of the big device inside with haynesworth gone. so tossed. and he goes to the locker room. he gets a standing o but it didn't help. less than eight minutes to go, tied at 31- 1. schaub to jacobi jones. again, he's wide open to the texans' 25. 44-yard play, fourth and inches. first down on the schaub keeper. they get a field goal to go up 34-31. same score, under two

a 16-yarder and afterwards interception by chad jones converted into a touchdown to holiday where we stand, 14-0. just starting the second quarter. chrisun. booker, next in the backfield. booker, can't hang on. a lot of passes that are supposed to be fairly conservative. >> brock: you want to hear from the quarterback? the quarterback says i'm putting the ball in their hands and he'll say, chris, take a little off. you don't node the rpms. give yourself a chance to save the ball. critical turnover. a lot of drops tonight for the ragin' cage ragin' ca ragin' cajuns. >> an awkward position on the field. from the 35, complete. first down. marlon miller. second grab of this possession. needed 10. they get 11. >> brock: he is a tough kid. does not flush with pressure. stands in there. and credit joseph there

chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch. tennessee is in business. jason mccourty has it but on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got to have an opportunity to field the ball even though as he does here ed he muffed and gets a chance to receive the kick. >> jeff fisher upset but the ball hits the ground and then it's fair game. and schwab meanwhile, same score, toss to steve slaton and keith bulluck makes a big play but now this continues on at the sidelines. this is not a good team, division rivals, tennessee on the houston sideline, number 191 -- 91 jason jones is tossed from the game, one of the big device inside with haynesworth gone. so tossed. and he goes to the locker room. he gets a standing o but it didn't help. less than eight minutes to go, tied at 31- 1. schaub to jacobi jones. again, he's wide open to the texans' 25. 44-yard play, fourth and inches. first down on the schaub keeper. they get a field goal to go up 34-31. same score, under two

jones deposition that caught him. they set up a fly trap and caught a fly. your thoughts, pat. >> come on, chris, there is no right wing conspiracy. is there a conservative movement that disagrees on the war in afghanistan, which is united on health care? i would say talk show hosts, columnists and commentators, bloggers, political activists, some of the more hawkish fellows in congress? sure there is a conservative movement, and sure it opposes barack obama because he thinks he's a liberal. but good heavens, 60 votes in the senate, a bullet-proof majority, he's got a 75-vote margin in the house. and they're wailing and crying that the conservatives oppose him? chris, there ain't any conservative conspiracy. most guys i know couldn't organize a softball team. do they really think they're getting together with rush and hannity and buchanan and george hill? and we all get together every day? >> but dee dee has been wise to offer the queen sacrifice three minutes ago when she said, all right, i'll give you the word conspiracy. >> and i think pat is right. most of the people we have worked with in t

chris combine for 3 na sacks and greg and the other aren't there. i don't think you're going to have eight sacks tonight. >> jerry jones taking aim on the all-time nflce the real ticket is the invite. >> well, mort's about style and substance. i'm about style and there are going to be some great dignitaries on hand. bush 43 will be in jerry jones box this inge other guests expected to attend are kid rock, bon jovi, john madden, lebron james, the stars are coming out in dallas, which is just the way that jerry jones likes it. >> kid rock and 43 together? >> there was a black tie event and i think former president bush was there. >> it's a spectacle. the real spectacle in philadelphia, the quarterback situation, mcnabb not starting but kolb. everybody thinking michael vick next week. do they? >> this week the eagles guaranteeed the fist two weeks of jeff garcia's contract so kolb gets start today obviously against the new orleans saints but they doing ject garcia, backing him up and won't hesitate to use him if kolb struggles so he'll be there even after michael vick comes back. >> last week you talked about roger goodell not suspending new orleans be

chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch.ut on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got to have an opportunity to field the ball even though as he does here ed he muffed and gets a chance to receive the kick. >> jeff fisher upset but the ball hits the ground and then it's fair game. and schwab meanwhile, same score, toss to steve slaton and keith bulluck makes a big play but now this continues on at the sidelines. this is not a good team, division rivals, tennessee on the houston sideline, number 191 -- 91 jason jones is tossed from the game, one of the big device inside with haynesworth gone. so tossed. and he goes to the locker room. he gets a standing o but it didn't help. less than eight minutes to go, tied at 31- 1. schaub to jacobi jones. again, he's wide open to the texans' 25. 44-yard play, fourth and inches. first down on the schaub keeper. they get a field goal to go up 34-31. same score, under two to go. kerry collins, scrambling. uh-ho. it's a f