we have jeff jones. we yesterday tied him together with obama and right directly to the apollo alliance, and here is jeff jones. put the picture of jeff jones up again, please. jeff jones is an interesting character. jeff jones is the founder of the weather underground, right? >> that's correct. glenn: what else has he done? >> well, jeff has been involved not just in the terrorist activities in the weather underground but he was part of the weather burr rue modeled on the politburo which is the high leadership with bill ayers and jones was on the run for about a decade before he was finally caught in a dramatic raid in 1991. he then became an advisor to environmental groups, labor organizations and to the new york state government where he just signed a commission for governor paterson. glenn: hold on this for a second. see what he did -- labor unions, and think seiu, and by the way, did anyone notice that the head of the fed in new york is now the former head of the afl-cio? hey, that shouldn't be any

his name is jeff jones. there is -- well, we couldn't actually get a picture. we had to get his fingerprints and his mugshot there. jeff jones, before deciding, you know, who to give your tax dollars to, jones cofounded the weather underground. why do i know that one? oh, yes, that's right. the guy that barack obama doesn't really even know, bill ayers. the weather underground is a domestic terrorist group that came out of the communist revoluntionary s.d.s. group, students for democratic society in the 1960's. does that bother the white house that the guy who is helping white the stimulus package, another guy in the weather underground? haven't got gotten an answer for them. they have not denied this or fired anybody or said whoa, how did that happen? they haven't denounced these radical backgrounds or radical ideas. the jones radical is currently helping spend new york spend more of the stimulus money. yeah, that's right. he's in the state government walking around helping them spend. yet the white house does seem pretty concerned about you. the d.h.s. has wa

so ole miss we're watching, jeff jones picked the shocker. they beat florida. poll. pressure is to be on. a true make or break season. he met the media and answered the question, what if jimmy clause clausen gets hurt? >> we're assuming the start quarterback is bad off the start. i have a lot of confidence that he can run our offense, probably since i have been here this is the most encouraging depth chart i have been able to go into the season with. not only do i have quality gun slinger but a fifth year guy in evan who has experience back here, fashion this is easily the most depth we have had with talent at the quarterback position since i have been here. >> let's make this clear. he can't have that go wrong for him. he can't have anything go wrong for him this year. is that safe to say for charlie weis? >> florida to lose tim tebow and maybe still go in the national game with their backup but jimmy clausen is essential to charlie weis' success. clausen told me he will not allow his coach to get fired. that's huge statement from his quarterback who has taken

joy jones us with the very latest. >>reporter: jeff, a judge describes the 911 call you are about to hear as a chilling glimpse at crime in real time. warn you, some may found parts of this report disturbing. october 30 2007. calls of shooting begin to come in to 911. e.my god. >>reporter: as witnesses report hearing shots fired within 5800 block of edge park drive, a call is made by this woman. mack neechlt her 9 month old son and his god father are inside the redford focus that has come under fire. >> i don't know. help me. help us. help us. please. i don't know where i am. i don't know where i am. >>reporter: since she's from out of town mcneil has no way of knowing where she is in the city. >> i can't look up. people are looking at us if we are still alive. >>reporter: mcneil and child survive the ordeal, the same can not be said for beck ford. who becomes one of the 2 82 people murdered in baltimore during 2007. now a judge sentenced the killer lance walker to life behind bars just last month. his attorney has already filed an app

county that they successfully petitioned the state to change the name of the county from jones to davis, i.e. jeff davis, and the county seat from ellisville to leesburg when after unionists regained control during military construction they turned it back. >> newtonite had become the enforcer that when yankee troops come in to occupy ellisville mississippi and the seat of smith county, all these local counties, the units that come in are black units that have been sent over from vicksburg. they're led by white officers, many of whom were boston abolitionists at least some of whom anson hemingway, ernest hemingway's grandfather served in one of those units. at any rate, men like that, white officers commanding black units moved into jones county as occupying a victorious union forces took over these parts of mississippi and newtonite -- there are letters in the national archives in washington, d.c. asking him to carry out orders. one of the first things that he's asked to do -- a union captain writes a note to him saying there is a local slave child that's being held by his former owner who refuse

titans' coach jeff fisher was upset and says they need to move the screen. jones going to move it. >>> the world's fastest man received a cool, but rather odd gift. usain shattered world records in berlin, and he got a piece of hd on it. >>> and also in berlin, a proud moment for america when dwight phillips won the long jump 73 years after the great jesse owens won the same event at the berlin olympics. phillips jumped 28 feet and a quarter inch. the u.s. walked away with the most gold and the most medals. >>> and one of basketball's biggest stars is playing the role of filmmaker. lebron james, the king, unveiled a documentary. "more than a game" in akron and it's about james and four of his childhood buddies from the inner city of making their dream come true of winning a high school national championship. that guy has very little free time. >> what does he not do? what is he, like 24 years old. what have you done? >> i'm going to keep reading the teleprompter. >>> we're just getting this in for you, firefighters have found and removed the bodies of two firefigh

then you're playing with the house's money and a third from jones and you should be playing with the house's money. that's our goal always. jeffn new york? >> caller: boo-ya, jim cramer. >> boo-ya, jeff. >> caller: i want to know how about advance micro devices? >> everyone has written it off. everyone has decided that the split's not working. i think it's premature. i think the stock had a really big move, it's cooled off, but i like the new business plan. i believe in amd. i don't think it's too much to expect that stock to rally to six bucks by year end. all right. we're trying to make some sense of the market and making sense by looking at individual companies and staying on the home work there rather than the top down gdp retail sales which don't mean anything in cramerica. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, can a new name in health care write you a prescription for profits? cramer is giving one stock's debut a complete examination on "know your ideal." >>> plus, could the turn-around in one takeout stock mean extra value for your portfolio? jim is serving you up a fast food jin that could come with a side of

jones day law firm.m. thanks to both of you for joining us. boy, jeff, it is tough to be a ceo these days. i mean, unless you're jamie dimon, who's been practically made a deity in the press, besides him it is very tough out there right now. >> well, you know, it's a longer list than jamie. although -- >> give me some other names. >> a.g. laughly, who's now just stepping down after a very successful reign turning around procter & gamble. we think of it as such a glistening global icon we forget it was flat on its back just before a.g. stepped in there. ann mulcahy who's stepping in there, actually very young after a successful tour of duty, saving xerox. if it weren't for ann mulcahy.y. ivan seidenberg took a lot of heat from misguided shareholder activists till they realized this man is the savior, building the future of verizon. jim mcnorthwesterny at boeing. on and on and on of people whose leadership style is extraordinary and does have a big impact in the way they lead and the way their businesses thrive and survive. there are cynics out there, but you know, you go to any town square,

jeff hager, abc 2 news. >> last week when news leaked out that the cash for clunkers program was to be run out of money, dealers at jones junction remained open, striking deals with anxious buyers into the wee hours of the morning. and cash for clunkers also means a lot of cash for ford. the carmaker says it's on track to post its first monthly sales increase in two years. ford says the clunkers program put it over the top in july, selling about 161,000 vehicles. it would be the first sales jump by any of the six biggest carmakers since last summer. [ closing bell ] >>> and the stock market extends its summer rally. positive reports on manufacturing and banking sends stocks sharply higher today. the dow closed up 115 points while the nasdaq gained 30, and the s&p closed up more than 15. the fight economy doesn't seem to be hurting lobbyists in annapolis. the state ethics commission says that lobbyists made nearly $25 million during a six-month period that included this year's legislative session. that is actually now about $400,000 less than the year before, but 11 individual lobbyists report earning half a million doll

jones who died after being beaten up. >>> city police have calculated its calls for helping state delegate cardin with his marriage proposal but one city councilman is questioning the bill. jeff abell has more. >>reporter: at the city police department, commanders have calculated the cost, $300 for the use of a police chopper and police boat to help a lawmaker with his marriage proposal. >> i found it to be significantly lower than what i would expect. >>reporter: city councilman bill kohl is questioning the bill sent to state delegate john cardin. while on a boat in the inner harbor. cardin staged a mock police raid while he proposed to his fiancee and 15-minutes use of a pa control boat and 5-minute use of its helicopter, the bill comes to $300. a police spokesman said less than five officers were involved in this mock raid and their pay rates were calculated into the delegate's $300 tab. >> it is impossible to put a number on it, but i do know that $300 is a lot lower than what it would cost me to rent a helicopter to fly over the harbor or rent a boat to do a sight-seeing tour. >> they calculated that is what the cost was and i feel confident that commissioner frazier and

jeff sharlet plus following up on what they've done to the health care fight. corporate sponsored, professional debate disturbers have a new target. plus, my friend kent joneses a look at the new movie "district 9" and has determined that space aliens are people, too. all that coming up. but first it's time for a few holy mackerel stories in today's news. wisconsin's democratic governor jim doyle announced today that he will not seek re-election next year. and as these things always do in politics the announcement ignited a little orgy of political speculation. who is the next likely governor of the badger state? it could be congressman ron kind. it could be former congressman mark newman. it could be lieutenant governor barb lawton who just today announced she's joining the race. these are some of the potential contenders. if i were a betting tv show host, i would bet the bell cow that milwaukee mayor tom barrett's personal approval ratings just skyrocketed into lifetime appointment territory. on saturday night, mayor barrett was leaving the wisconsin state fair with his sister, his niece and his two young daughters when he heard a scream. barrett told his

glenn: i want to go back to jeff ry jones, who was part of a revoluntionary group called storm. they were is their mission still being carried out? >> capitalism helped transform america from depressed are colonies into one of the wealthiest superpowers the world has ever known, yet some people still think our system is broken or outdated. do you know what we call these people? idiots. if you want to stop them, you need the facts an glenn beck's new book is full of them. "arguing with idiots" how to stop small minds and big governments. it is coming to bookstores glenn: america, thank you so much for watching. this is a special we're doing every night at this time until friday. "new republic, america's future." we're asking questions with boldness. if that puts you or me on a watch list, that's fine. i'm cool with that. i mean, i'm doing the american thing. i'm asking questions of our government. it is a responsibility. i think left or right, i don't think too many americans, even if you support the president, are comfortable with the tactic of jamming everything down our throat