he's charged in the murder of 36-year-old eric jones. jones was shot and killed in the suitland area back in 2011. >>> should the next phase of the silver line be built with union labor? that's the question facing the washington airport's authority today. the board expected to vote this morning on whether to leave a controversial pro-labor provision in its construction plan. that provision is a sticking point with virginia lawmakers who are threatening to withhold $150 million in funding if it remains. the airport's authority has publicly voiced support for the labor agreement in the past. >>> city leaders are fighting back against a plan to crack down on illegal illegal immigrants in the district. the d.c. council voted to limit a new federal law requiring police to hold a suspected illegal immigrant for 48 hours. council members say they will only detain those who have previously been convicted of a dangerous crime. the new 48 requirement gives them time to interview the detainee and decide if they should be deported. >>> a former reds

ok eric jones the problem here is you're correct and when we look at the history of russian liberalism in the nineteenth century they. are it's a little like of linsky they're the vestal virgins the opposition refuses to get into bed with the czarist power they refuse to dirty their hands so basically you get russia with a choice between the ultra montane. czarist and the far left what ultimately becomes the the the bolsheviks and i would like to jump in here they're afraid these liberals these protesters liberals they don't like to get into the same bad with the government but they have willingly get into the same bad with radicals extremists yes sometimes terrorists and all kinds of all the people that's normal to a scene in their view but we lived through it in their late one nine hundred thirty two inches century and now i see that puzzles me and that war is made it will be as we see something like a remake with unfortunately freddy want to jump in and wanted to join the radio. and say that you guys are living the political system off the hook a little bit you know russia doesn't h

he's now charged in the murder of 36-year-old eric jones.ones was shot and killed in the suitland area back in 2011. >>> the d.c. council is standing up to a -- to the federal government over its plan to crack down on illegal immigration. d.c. council voted to him a law requiring police to hold a suspected illegal immigrant for 48 hours. council members say they will only detain those who have been previously convicted of a dangerous crime. the 48-hour requirement is designed to give i.c.e. time to interview detainees and decide if they should be deported. >>> today the senate banking committee will hold its first hearing on jpmorgan's $2 billion trading losses. jpmorgan acknowledged the loss may ten. the company says the money was in a portfolio that was supposed to manage the risks the banks take with its own money. the bank officials say the portfolio turned out to be more volatile than they first thought. ceo jamie dimon is scheduled to appear before the committee next week. >>> take a look. a rare celestial event turned out to be pretty

. >> eric: so jones stewart, president obama under the bus to save the "daily show." >> greg: yes. "daily show" mocked bush heavily for the executive privilege thing. it sent it to you last week, which none of you watched. >> dana: i did. >> greg: you always do the right thing. they predicted. it's funny. they can't go after him because they know people like me will look it up and make fun of them. so this is all really about me, eric. it's all about me. >> kimberly: i like this. don't you think it's kind of great that jon stewart -- he is trying to change our ratin ratings. he calls him out and has credibility. the younger viewers, what people are thinking. a finger in the wind. pulse of what is going on. this is not boding well for obama. >> eric: in chicago, ax and they're going oh, my gosh, now stewart is on us. they have to be nervous no? >> juan: i don't think so. i think what they are nervous about is the appearance of hypocrisy. the appearance of hypocrisy is rank. then you say my gosh. people will say you're a hit cit. you said this. the facts are that the circumstances ar

i would like to introduce officer brian jones, and eric tapang. on saturday, september 17, 2011 what working uniform patrol in the broadway corridor of columbus and broadway, officers were summoned. did the to and ask for their assistance in obtaining a subject that appeared to be acting suspicious, and was possibly wanted for criminal act. officers approached the subject. as they did so, they noticed he was rolling a marijuana cigarette in his hand. officer tapang remove the cigarette from the man's hand. his immediate response was to flee from officers. saturday night on broadway is pure chaos at 2:00 in the morning. hundreds of people leaving the nightclubs. these officers are chasing this person down the crowded street. as the chase went on for a few yards, but the suspect reached underneath his jacket. he withdrew a tech 9 automatic pistol. he was running down broadway and took the weapon and he there to scare the officer, and pointed the pistol right at officer. officer jones, seeing the threat to the officer and everyone else nearby, fired

justine and eric really had a good time at the reception. >> agent jones sifted through these storiest ended on this road. eric, her husband cradling her body. >> we were starting to determine that, okay, she's an accomplished teacher during her daytime and then she has a separate life and the two hardly mixed. >> and investigators needed to know exactly how justine had spent her final day. >> nothing was totally -- >> what did you think was going on with her, as you look back? she was a wreck, huh? >> yes, she was. >>> coming up -- was justine afraid for her life? >> she doesn't cry. she had been crying uncontrollably. she had told me, if i'm not at school, if i'm not here, this is where you can find my lesson plan. >> -- when "shattered" continues. no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. i'm good. alright. [ mal

. >> dan jones closed things on saturday. ericattorney general from new york was there as well. >> yeah, he is great. >> there were, you know, lots of different panel discussions on every subject under the, you know, under the rainbow, so to speak. but van jones brought the house down on saturday. schneiderman really brought a lot of heal heat as well. i think he will have a long future in the party. >> elizabeth warren? >> she was phenomenal. there was a great panel discussion during lunch on friday talking about the war on women with some of the senate candidates. a great speech. >> yeah. tammy baldwin from wisconsin, of course. >> from wisconsin. she is a woman. she would be the first woman senator from wisconsin. she would be the first openly lgbt in the country, and so yeah, there was a lot of focus on that issue as well. the policies that the republicans in congress have pursued and that mitt romney, you know, -- remember, all of these crazy things that people have seen the republicans in congress do from cutting planned par

jones. they have gone after sherrod brown. they're going after eric holder. and they've always gone after president obama. let's see what they have in common. host: this is an international story out of egypt. hosni mubarak is in a coma, but off of life support. his vital organs are functioning. there's a photograph special glow of what happened in tahrir square yesterday. here's the picture. we will move on to our next call, arkansas, brenda on our independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. it is a wonderful source. actually, i doe -- believe eric holder is responsible for this. he lied to congress on may 3 when he went before congress. the doj did not know anything about fast and furious, but he actually did. he had to backtrack and say, wait a minute, there was a report last july. and then people keep talking about that the program was in the bush administration. it was, but they notified the mexican authorities about it, which the doj in this case did not do. they actually tracked the guns, which this doj did not do. people were killed.

eric: you know, you talk about greece and spain. they are having discussion this is weekend. the president is trying to have them get their house in order. what happens in the morning when the dow jones opens up and you have all of these uncertainties in greece that could cascade into our country and our economy. >> the president's very clear he is worried about the impact could be of europe. the fact of the matter is, if mitt romney and the president have said things that can be taken out of context. i think the american people are tired of the bickering and they want the democrats and the republicans to get together and solve the problem it's. >> eric: but that's not happening. both sides are blaming each other. >> that's correct. people want to stop it. in november, people are going to vote for the candidate that they think is going to help them on their job. i think it's going to be a competitive race. visaid that from the beginning. i have seen mitt romney make worse gaffs than what president obama has said. people want to see somebody who will lead this country and create jobs and give them job security. i think in the end, they are going to trust president barack obama. if you

jones had a solo homer back in the seventh inning. cliff ford gets the seventh save of the season. nats win. >>> mets hosting the yankees and game tied in the seven when eric chavez breaks it at the expense of former reliever john rouge. the yanks take the lead and the win. nationals now lead the mets by 3 1/2 games in the n.l. east. >>> tiger's tomorrow is in -- tournament is in town next week. brian davis and roland thatcher are your co-leaders after three rounds, both at 12 under par. >>> and that's been your sports report. have a great day. >> thank you, zach. >>> next up is reporters notebook, a look at stories affecting or area. >>> good morning. welcome to reporters notebook. we begin this morning with the turmoil at uva. the university of virginia has been roiling in controversy since the resignation of president theresa sullivan a couple of weeks ago. her resignation has thrown the governing board into chaos, upset the students and the benefactors, alumni and some say it's put the university's stellar reputation at risk. what is your response to all of this? >> well, in the public court it really looks bad because, number one, you have all of thes

we have new york attorney eric snyderman delivering opening keynote. van jonesbe there we have five u.s. senators, everybody pretty much all of the road island delegation is involved. lots of paul krugman is going to be there talking about, you know, economy for the 99%. >> nobody better than krugman? >> really not. he is special. >> so do you -- outside of the convention, right, or this conference what does netroots nation do? >> we are a small nonprofit. so the convention is our focus but we also do mentoring of small non-profits that set to improve their social media and online presence. so we will work with a group for about six months and help them sort of get up to speed and be more effective online. >> that's some of the work we do. we do corralling of bloggers and some sort of more nebulous outreach sort of things. we are not -- >> but it's all virtual? right? >> yeah. we are a virtual company. i log in from home every day into the chat room and get to work. >> do you link people to other progressive liberal blogs? >> i mean not in a specific way. a lot