john jones. beat me if you can. >> seven days. you ready? >> curt, listen, have a little respect and call my opponent by his full name, john soon to be former champion jones. listen, it is very hard for me to take this fight seriously. i was entertaining college scholarships when john jones was crawling up on his father's knee asking him for a couple of quarters because he heard the jingle of the ice cream truck outside. john, next saturday night at 7:00 p.m., 10:00 in the east and only on pay-per-view, you'll find out the hard way why you never challenge chael sonnen to a fight. >> you've been saving that up all night, haven't you? >> all night. >> tomorrow, sprint cup series racing for you here on fox. daytona 500 champ jimmy johnson looking for his third career victory in kansas as fox sports covers sprint cup racing beginning tomorrow at 12:30 eastern time. coming up next, though, on fox, your late local news, except right here on the west coast. and don't forget to tune into fuel tv for the ufc post fight show with jay glazer, dominick c

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paul jones he was dressed in a short jacket and long trousers, a belt around his middle and a countless innocent. john paul jones, i have not yet begun to fight, it turns out he likely didn't say that. and what he probably said was more closely what was printed in the newspapers of the day. in this case, the advertiser that quotes him as saying i may think that i will be damned if i strike. >> saratoga, the turning point of the war. i was struck by the pennsylvania ledger from early 1778 that printed the objections that congress raised to the terms of surrender, the terms they're going to throw to. this pennsylvania ledger printed in british occupied so duffy. so this happened to be under a headline that you don't see here, extracts from rubble papers. but he we have congress, continental congress asking where some of the surrendered items are. so how come the number of muskets is less than that of the prisoners, and that all the muskets are unfit for service? how come the number of bayonets are so greatly inferior to that of the muskets? you what also got to me was benedict arnold and his treason hel

minutes up the road from jones barracks is john. half of the dmz and half in north korea. u.n.iators and south korea have been negotiating peace for decades. the day we visited there was a rare ceremony. the north koreans were returns remains of an unidentified american or british soldier from the korean war. it was the only repatriation this year. no salute between united nations and korean officers. there is still hostility. but this decorated soldier who held the line many years ago is finally coming home. patriots continue to guard freedom at this final frontier of the cold war. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. map

he also reimburses newspapers about john paul jones, the first american naval hero. welcome he was also an american private to the british. during the accounts of this you read what is a fashion report this is a black beard. john paul jones, his immortal words, it turns out he let the did not say at. so i may think, but i will be damned. saratoga, i was struck by the pennsylvania ledger, 1778. the objections that congress raised to the terms of surrender , we're going to surrender. suraya 1778 the pennsylvania ledger is printed in british occupied philadelphia which happens to be under a headline the you don't see here. but here we have congress, continental congress asking where some of the surrender of atoms are. so the number of muskets is less than that of the prisoners and that of the muskets run for service. how come the number of bayonets is greatly inferior to that of muskets? was also struck me was that an economist and history help revitalize the war. the conrad -- comrade who wrote the contextual s.a. for that section of the book points to the nathaniel gre

minutes up the road from jones barracks is john. half of the dmz and half in north korea. u.n. and south korea have been negotiating peace for decades. the day we visited there was a rare ceremony. the north koreans were returns remains of an unidentified american or british soldier from the korean war. it was the only repatriation this year. no salute between united nations and korean officers. there is still hostility. but this decorated soldier who held the line many years ago is finally coming home. patriots continue to guard freedom at this final frontier of the cold war. >>> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. map the female orgasm is kind of like the bat cave-- few know where it is you probably don't know how you got there, and you can't find your way back after you left. there are two types of female orgasm-- the real and the fake. i'll tell you right now, as a man, we don't know. we do not know. to men, sex is like a car accident. determining the female orgasm is like being asked, "what did you see after the c

their ranks or be subjected to crippling boycotts that will hurt their bottom line. >> but john and ryan, jonesshing this bogus security about dhs buying up ammunition so americans won't have any, and now, would you believe it, house republicans have asked the homeland security secretary about it. and senator jim inhofe is trying to move legislation to cap the amount dhs can buy. i mean, this is exactly what john has just said, isn't it, ryan? >> no, that's exactly right. and a member of congress, a republican member of congress, told napolitano, i have seen this on "the drudge report" and credible media outlets such as "the drudge report" are reporting this. so you need to respond to it. and she said something back like, well, i'm not exactly sure that i would agree with you that that's a credible media report. you know, that's a problem in washington. that people do rely on "the drudge report" to kind of get their traffic signals of where they ought to go. believe it or not. if you show somebody this site who isn't involved in the media they think they've been transported back to 1997 or some

that was john paul jones' ship. and why do we have an o'brien anymore?we had five o'briens, named after jeremiah o'brien. jeremiah o'brien waged and won the first battle of the revolutionary war. we have a naval ship in san francisco named after jeremiah o'brien. my wife is always telling people that i am his grandson, which brings a great laugh, because i'm not that old. i am an old man, but juror my head died childless. at any rate, i will get off the air and listen to your response about the ranger andy o'brien as ships names. thank you. guest: both very good names. we have gotissue -- a whole lot of great naval names, a whole lot of names that are worthy of being on american ships. we have a very limited number of ships to name at any given time. i have named 40-some-odd in my four years in this job, but that does not come anywhere close to honoring all the people and places. we name our submarines mainly after states. our amphibious ships, the big amphibious ships, after marine battles. the next size amphibious ships after large cities. we name our

. >> the dow jones suffered its biggest loss of the year. john miller explains. good morning. its biggest loss of the year after the boston marathon ami bera the dow jones loses 265 points yesterday. the sell-off happened after a report about the economic slowdown in china along with commodity prices like oil and copper dropping. also contributing to the loss was the price of gold dropping $144. economists also blamed the downs live on the chinese economy. the irs will announce an extension the boston area taxpayers. details will provide relief for the individual tax filing. other boston sporting events being affected by the bombing leaving hundreds of employees with no work. the n.b.a. celtics game has been cancelled and a hockey game has been postponed. have a great day. >> virginia will cause today to mark the sixth anniversary of one of the deadliest mass shootings in u.s. history. >> there's a statewide moment of silence at 9:43 this morning. that's the time seung-hui cho opened fire in a classroom building at virginia tech, killing 32 people and then shooting and killing

aye lane warren from the city attorney's office, sarah jones ann marie rogers and bill wii co-before he retired. john ram, of course, and an dress power in my office. ~. this laze been a wonderful collaborative effort. so, with that, colleagues, if there are any introductory remarks. yes, president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. and let me first start by thanking the members of the public who have all engaged very intensely on this topic. and let me start by saying that i think this intense debate has caused ceqa to become everyone's new favorite four-letter word. [laughter] >> let me also state a more serious note that i have met with supporters and opponents of the various versions of so-called chapter 31 reform. and let me suggest that i think that everyone in this room shares the overall goal of legislating clear procedures for handling appeals of categorical exemptions and negative declarations. as supervisor wiener just outlined, our main guide on these appellate procedures is a publicly available 2008 city attorney memo that reads like a conflict version of choose your own adventure. and at th

that was john paul jones' ship. and why do we have an o'brien anymore?we had five o'briens, named after jeremiah o'brien. jeremiah o'brien waged and won the first battle of the revolutionary war. we have a naval ship in san francisco named after jeremiah o'brien. my wife is always telling people that i am his grandson, which brings a great laugh, because i'm not that old. --m an old man, but juror my jeremiah head died childless. at any rate, i will get off the air and listen to your response about the ranger andy o'brien as ships names. thank you. guest: both very good names. here is the issue -- we have got a whole lot of great naval names, a whole lot of names are worthy of being on american ships. we have a very limited number of ships to name at any given time. i have named 40-some-odd in my four years in this job, but that does not come anywhere close to honoring all the people and places. we name our submarines mainly after states. we name our amphibious ships, the big amphibious ships, after marine battles. we name the next size amphibious ships

but first, i want to go to washington where athena jones has more state department reaction. john kerry had met this young woman personally. >> had hawai, don, that's right. john kerry met anne smedinghoff and he was clearly impressed by her. let's listen to what he told a group of diplomats today. >> when i was in afghanistan, she was part of my team. and she was someone who worked hard and put her life on the line so that others could live a better life. >> and secretary kerry told that group of state department employees that he had the chance to speak with smedinghoff's family after learning of this tragedy. don? >> let's talk about the military draw down from afghanistan, athena. general dempsey is there this weekend checking on progress. there is concern about how that is going. >> reporter: that's right, don. the can concern is really about what happens after 2014. that's when the afghans are supposed to take over responsibility for security. for keeping the can country safe. and we know that some republicans, i spoke with senator john mccain today, he said he has always be

jones. and john berman got a chance to sit down with sir richard branson.panding in a big way and john played business reporter. i'm not jealous at all. >> i got to sit in first class. >> where were you headed? >> in the front row. we got all the way from newark. we went from newark to newark. it was an epic flight. >> did you taxi? >> we did not even move. >> i bet it was a fascinating interview. >> the guy's very, very interesting guy. >> very smart. >> thanks, christine. >>> the monster storm that dumped several inches of snow out west, canceled almost 500 flights at denver international and dropped hail on iowa and nebraska, that storm is on the move. jennifer delgado watching the storm for us from the severe weather center. jennifer, where isate going? >> you know, it's going very slowly right now, john and zoraida. but it's going to be making its way over towards the east. and that means eventually we're going to see showers and thunderstorms moving into the northeast. on the radar right now there is a lot of action out there. we're getting a big work

stopped loving her today ♪ ♪ lays a wreath upon his door ♪ >> john: the country music world lost a legendment grammy winning superstar george jones the singer/songwriter rollicking lifestyle influenced so many of his hit songs, including "he stopped loving her today" and "if drinking don't kill me, her memory will." george jones battled addiction to alcohol and drugs in the 1970s. he failed to show up for concerts the fans called him no-show jones. he wrote in the autobiography about the time his wife hid his car keys because he had been drink toog much. he managed to cruise eight miles to the liquor store on his riding lawnmower. george jones said his fourth wife nancy helped him kick the habits in the 1980s. julie banderas live in the new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: people say jones was to country singing what sinatra was to crooning thebald. those remember him as one of the best. rigy scaggs says the words "who is going to fill their shoes" has never been more true than today. alan jackson says while george was known for the wild and crazy days, i have known him for 25 years as a friend and he had grown in to a

and instead of taking the kids out to the ball game adam jones will be taking the kid to the movies. this is a great idea because today adam johns will host more than 100 kids and coaches to providing baseball to inner city lesion at the screening of 42. the rbi program encourages kids between 13 and 18 to stay in school and play baseball. a great mess heage and it sounds like today might be a-- message. and it sounds like today might be a good day to see. >> i want to see the movie. >> let's go. >> that sounds like a plan. kicking off the rays orioles 67 degrees it look like a good day. but going more into the game time we have the potential for showers in the forecast. be prepared for that. other than that, things look pretty good. this morning, though, maryland's most powerful radar picking up on rain showers across the area. things are dying down a bit. but if you are around baltimore you are running into light showers. south baltimore brooklyn park arundel mills and hills also dealing with some wet weather this morning. arbutus and around dundalk north point edgemere and sparrows point has light rain showers. it's heavier a

jones. here's our latest interview. john schriffen spoke with venus williams.encouragement. >> what's the best advice you have for them? >> believe in yourself. you have to take that chance, even if it's hard. even if it doesn't make sense. just believe in yourself. and even if you don't, pretend you do. and at some point, you will. and with self-belief comes self-esteem, as well. an) 3 daysg to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. it was such a beautiful experience. (jessica lee) ♪ and it's beautiful (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because your efforts help komen serve millions of women and men facing breast cancer every year. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. it was 3 days of pure joy. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> great crowd outside in times square. it is 8:43. and we are back, now, with gwyneth paltrow. you could see here at last night's "iron man 3" premiere. very sheer. very sexy. she is "people" magazine's most beautiful woman. she just released a

jones later. >> stephanie: and john it raises a good point at the end of a horrible week let's highlight the heroshey did without a doubt. several of them have lost their lives in doing so. >> stephanie: and let's take a moment to send thoughts and prayers to the family of this policeman that was shot and killed by the suspects. >> yes indeed 26 years old. >> stephanie: and another seriously wounded policeman from the spree. and all you can hope is that we get through the rest of this without more carnage. we will be back with the closing moments here with david shuster and john fugelsang on the "stephanie miller show." >> holy cow! you just blew my mind. >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about them, right? vo: the war room monday to thursday at 6 eastern from silver screens... to flat screens... twizzlerize your entertainment everyday with twizzle

the founder and president of the rainbow push coalition, reverend william augustus jones augustus junior and justice john scott and went on to found operation push, ran for president and has been a guiding force to all of us. our mentor and on this occasion , i put him on that side so he could, for just two hours, the the young man on the podium again. [applause] reverend jeffrey lewis jackson. [applause] don't mess with me, i put you over here and your piano and again. mannd you'll be an old again. [laughter] .ou will age 40 years and one we will be joined momentarily by reverend joseph lowry who also appeared last night with ms. abernathy. , i wanttart by saying -- rosalinose loop and to me get to start. our legends that made today possible need to put in context for you watching all of the country that what we are in the midst of, if you don't have the right context, you will make the wrong analysis. but alsoessed challenged. on the beginning of our , we had a video tribute from the president who is an african-american. the keynote speaker, the attorney general who is an african-american are. th did n

negroponte you know am i making to him i just like doing an alex jones here coming up with a b girls he'll no no i mean you know what john negroponte for several years of the bush cheney administration was a key figure he was the director of national intelligence and was one of the main figures in kind of shaping u.s. what was called u.s. counterterrorism policy but also dealing with the worsening situation in iraq and the widespread multi ethnic and in that the that the americans were facing after they went into iraq in an invasion that people like paul wolfowitz claimed was going to pay for itself through oil revenue and where u.s. troops were supposed to be greeted with flowers and candy as they rolled in to conquer baghdad and your historical recollection of his role in central america is an interesting one because negroponte was in honduras at a time when it was a staging ground for the contra war in nearby nicaragua and also at a time where you had a death squad in honduras battalion three sixteen that was being supported by the cia. and it was involved with all manner of human rights violations including the killi

john checking out the place learning about the markets. all right, let's see what we are talking about. the dow jones industrials down by ibm.hey are two names that are weighing, and they are worth 30 negative dow points. that is weighing, but on the other hand, there's a name like boeing which is adding more than 20 # dow points. we are in the thick of earning season, each is a market moving event for each of the companies, and they sometimes real suede major averages. watching apple as well, which has gone back and forth, and the u.s. dollar flat, oil, gold higher this morning, and, of course, we continue to talk about what we saw yesterday, the big drop on the dow jones industrial after one o'clock losing 146 points on the dow, and then managed to bounce back. john actually talked about the fact that he was buying when it was lower. there are some people who made money on that big move. back to you. >> thank you so much, nicole. that's right, two minutes, and 2 # 00 million in market loss. stocks tanked after a fake tweet from ap came out about explosions at the white house. it was, of course, a hoax, a hack attack, and i

jones at the white house this morning. what else did we hear from the president? >> reporter: good morning, john and christine. in the days since the bombing in boston we heard words of comfort to the victims and to the city of boston. late last night in a statement he offered words of comfort and he answered questions many of the people following the story have been asking. >> tonight there are still many unanswered questions. among them, why did young men that grew up and studied here as part of our communities and our country resort to such violence? how did they plan and carry out these attacks? did they receive any help? the families of those killed so senselessly deserve answers. the wounded, some of whom now have to learn how to stand and walk and live again deserve answers. >> the president also said the investigation into this continues to try and get some of those answers. he directed the fbi and the department of homeland security to deploy all necessary resources to get to the bottom of this. >> and i know the fbi director robert mueller had a statement, and what else is he saying about where we go

jones. why isn't ashley judd upset that they taped her? who provided that tape? >> john: this is what's happened now. you look at the reaction to the wikileaks we're talking about, the guy who is in trouble. the guy who leaked the information. the animal rights people, you can't videotape cruelty. >> whistle-blowers never win in our culture. we say we want them and then treat them like dirt. >> john: mitch mcconnell saying he's contacting the fbi right away. he showed what a great politician he is. may be crap as a senator but as a politician, the fact he immediately shifted the discussion from i'm a creepy guy with no soul to let's get the fbi in here because my office may be bugged and completely got us off the fact if you listen to the tape, you hear clothes rustling. it was someone on his staff that did it. >> they say how the office was bugged, anybody with an iphone could have pulled this off. >> he doesn't know about the technology. >> he doesn't know about the iphone and the interweb? >> classic republicans always playing the victim. >> doesn't the fbi have other

we can always be disdainful of alex jones on any given day at a later date. that's "viewpoint" for tonight. i'm john fuglesang. thank you for watching us. i want to thank all of our guests this evening. we -- we'll be back tomorrow night. it has been a pleasure to be with you during this painful event. have a great evening. good night mom. >> obama: the aftermath of the explosions were stories of heroism and kindness and generosity and love. exhausted runners who kept running to the nearest hospital to give blood and those who stayed to tend to the wounded. some tearing off their own clothes to make tourniquets. the first responders who ran into the chaos to save lives. if you want to know who we are what america is, how we respond to evil, that's it. selflessly compassionately unafraid. >> joy: that was president obama speaking eloquently on the twin bombings at yesterday's boston marathon which killed three people. one of them an

lawmakers that are supporting his cause representative john duncan and judge andrew napolitano are among the board of advisors along with congressman walter jones and he is one of the people that was at this ceremony today that was one of the most vocal opponents of this type of institute and i want you to listen to what he has to say because it was very powerful and it really got the room riled up take a listen. i am the only one to tell you bill. he made a horrible mistake and voted to send our young men and women to die in iraq i will go to my grave regretting that vote the reason that this ron paul institute is critical. is because i do not know where the conscious is in washington anymore with dennis still even in ron running for the presidency in jimmy and myself in just a few of those war is something that is just accepted but never debate it is your son that's dying not my son this is to toot is critical ok so you mention in non interventionism and the fed earlier how does the fed play into this magen that plays into it in a lot of ways as i was talking about the money really plays into it and all three of these men that we've heard fro

jones and msnbc political analyst. david, it turns out some senators don't need all of the facts. john that we should have intervened months ago. he doesn't need to wait for anymore facts. it has this feel of, for some of these senators, of no lesson learned from that last thing, you know, that iraq thing. >> which we didn't hear much talk about at the bush library ceremony today, right? obviously, john mccain, lindsey graham and others are trying to bum rush the president into war in syria. i hate to say it, but it obvious seems like they have never met an international conflict where more war, more u.s. intervention wasn't the only answer. the portion of the letter that you cited a few moments ago, to me is really the key thing here. you know, the white house is saying, we have evidence that leads to a likely assessment that chemical weapons were used on a small scale, but that given what has happened in the past with iraq and wmds, we need to get corroboration. so the president is taking what i consider to be kind of a prudent course here, and he's also talked about members of the a

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john kerry met with u.s. allies, china and japan, this weekend. the north's neighbors are urging the country to stop the provocations. athena jones is live for us now from washington. what are some of the key points coming out of kerry's trip so far? >> reporter: good afternoon, fredricka. the key point here is that everyone that secretary kerry has spoken with and met with during these last few days -- the south koreans, the chinese, the japanese -- everyone wants to see this situation with new york resolved peacefully. let's listen to a little bit of what secretary kerry had to say upon arriving in japan. >> i think we have to be careful and thoughtful and, frankly, not lay out publicly all the options but work privately and quietly at the highest levels of government in order to try to take steps to bring about a peaceful resolution. and i want to emphasize to everybody that that is the outcome that we want. >> reporter: secretary kerry has said that everything is still on the table but what they want to see is a peaceful outcome and that the u.s. and its partners are standing ready in good fatht to resolve this. he's also str

john malone. he tells us how ben bernanke's media policies are helping him build an even bigger empire. >> the dow jones industrial average, down 30 points, 14,835. last trade there pulling back from an all-time record high reached yesterday. nasdaq was down 11 .75 points. and the nasdaq also down. the dow on pace right now for the first down day of the week, but still, we're still up nearly 2% on the week. >> and what is keeping this market afloat? well, in today's "closing bell" exchange, dan greenhouse, cnbc contributor from btig as well as hearth hughes from sun america funds, brandon, and our own rick santelli. we've got them all. dan greenhouse, let me start with you. you've been looking for a acquiescent bond market, you've been right on that. give me your take on this week. >> it's been a terrific week, there's no doubt about it. whatever hiccup has been thrown towards this market, it's brushed it aside. now, admittedly, we're running into some headwind here in the form of weakening data in the summer, and that's something we'll have to deal with over the next couple of weeks, but what we've see

. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." 9 thing of the day tonight is the overreaction of the day. it's a great one. it happened on wall street tuesday when the dow jonesl a per perilous 143 points because of one mall feat. hackers hit the associated press and said that the white house had been hit and the president was injured. the dow between noon and 2:00 ended up looking like the president's third term was just announced. when you look at who hacked the twitter feet, feed, you may want to look at who bought a lot of stock between noon and 2:00. and who stirred the spoon it had to be michelle bachmann, has been one of the most prominent and controversial voices of the extreme right. and now she and her beloved tea party could be facing extinction. as bipartisan immigration legislation moves through congress it may signal the interest of votes and leave the far right behind which would include include mexico ms. bachmann she we're pleased now to welcome two "viewpoint" jim graves, democratic opponent to michelle bachmann in 2012 and again in 2014. what a pleasure to have you on the air tonight. >> great to be with you. >> john: you describe congressm

mother jones had a great report on that today showing not only is there no evidence to support the claims, there is evidence that contradicts those claims. >> john: exactly. >> this is a way for the nra to dominate the news cycle for for an extended period of time and for them to say we're engaging in the process and look somewhat reasonable. that's why they did it. >> john: to make up a lot of policies the taxpayer would have to pay for during a crippled economy that's contingent on the background checks they oppose. >> the nra at this point wants to debate about their proposal. so that steers the debate away from what really needs to happen. extending background checks. cutting down on these high-capacity magazines on these weapons that were made for the military. so it is a political strategy and if they have the money they go out and spend it and they buy the credibility on some level. >> john: colin the connecticut gun control law that is going to pass is much stronger than anything the federal government has proposed. should advocates for sensible popular gun control legislation start going for the states and trying to make things happen o

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about john kerry and a saudian arabian man at the bomb site, something, something, are you that blind, literally, that's the quote at the end of the article, are you that blind? glenn beck, alex jones conspiratorial froth is not just boiling up in state legislatures, whose names aren't worth pronouncing on television. four republican members of the house, including the chair of the homeland security committee, they have written a letter now to the homeland security department demanding an investigation into glenn beck's conspiracy theory about the guy who glenn beck is pitching as the real bomber in boston who naturally is being protected and controlled by the u.s. government by janet napolitano, and by first lady michelle obama, oh, yes, the first lady is in on it, too. just like sandy hook and aurora and oklahoma city and the moon landing, it's all the government coming to get you. the right has always had this to contend with, the alex jones of the world and glenn becks of the world have always been out there on the fringe right eager to decode anything to make it very simple for you, to make it very simple so that every story in the world has the same implication, which is all

jones, don't take it up? and i hope and pray that john brow and brooks gruber and the 17 marines in the back, mr. speaker, will be able to rest in peace. one said, and it's a quote, hat we owe the living respect. we owe the dead the truth. and that's all we're asking is that these two marines can rest in peace. mr. speaker, i have said if that omes to be a reality their graves. john is buried in arlington. th the wife and the two boys and say, colonel brow, it's over. then with major gruber, with his wife and little girl -- he's buried in jacksville, is . go with them and say, sleep you're not at fault. sleep. mr. speaker, i apologize for getting -- i just feel so passionate about this. so with that, thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for the remainder of the gentleman's time. mr. hunter: i thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman. mr. speaker, how much time remains? the speaker pro tempore: 22 minutes. mr. hunter: thank you, mr. speaker. and this

finally, john williams, san francisco fed president, a nonvoting member of the foc said the fed may end purchases in 2013. that raised a few eyebrows down here. look at my chart intraday, the dow jonesndustrial average. first, the market weak all throughout the morning on those global growth concerns. the weaker adp number. then in the middle of the day, you see the defense number moving down. then concerns on the -- mr. williams, the fed secretary, the fmoc member, talking about concerns about ending the purchases of mortgages. let's go on and show you about the global growth concerns we've got here. number one, copper, aluminum, and iron ore stocks. there's one, two, and three on the show of what's gone wrong here. eight-month lows in all. stocks like hp and billtin down again. and this has been a problem for the market for weeks now. take a look at the major sectors. this is what you get on slow global growth, financials weak, energy week, consumer discretionary, and materials. finally, maria, the home builders, a formerly high-flying group, down rather heavily today. this group is now down 9% in just the last couple of weeks. back to you. >> bob, i think that was don williams yo

jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. the marine corps association as founded on april 25 of 1913 in guantanamo, cuba. john, then a lieutenant colonel, headed the marine corps association's first executive committee. he and his fellow officers declared that the marine corps association would published the history of the marine corps and disseminate information concerning the aims, purposes and deeds of the corps and the interchange of ideas with a betterment and improvement of his officers and men. the marine corps gazette was introduced in 1916 as a vehicle used to establish the marine corps association as the professional organization of all marines and to establish a venue to debate issues of importance to the corps and disseminate military art and science to associated members. in 1976, the leather necker association publishes of leather neck magazine of the marines, merged with the marine corps association in a partnership that has proven beneficial to both organizations. in 2009, the marine corps association founded the marine corps association foundation in order to provide more support to professio

jones. who else was in with her that day? but the two of them, might have been tomasky. >> it was john stanton. >> john stanton from buzzfeed,f them in together. they know the scene here both of them were saying there was no way we were going to have any gun safety legislation, no way. we wouldn't even have a debate in the senate on it. it was just going to get shot down. well, look what happened yesterday. unbelievable. unbelievable turnaround. 68 to 31. here is freshman senator schatz from hawaii. he was presiding announcing the vote. >> on this vote, the yays are 68. the nays are 31. three-fifths having voted in the affirmedtive. the motion is agreed to. >> remember, this is just the cloture vote, what they call which is they agree that this will debate this issue on the floor of the senate. >> that's where the filibuster has always been. >> that's been -- that's kind of the locked gate, if you will. granges have filibustered everything over the last four years and at this time 16 republicans jumped ship and went to open debate. >> that's all it means is they will debate the issue, but at least, it will be openly debated

jones in omaha. what is he up to? >> you already have a case and you know ashley webster failed to file and you want to come after him, you need his return. johned for the last four years, you need information. go to his e-mail, his text messages. tracy: an attorney said you go on vacation, you write it off in your personal e-mail, went on this fabulous trip, there was no business whatsoever, they can come and get that and subpoena that. and i get caught. >> it is not going over a private network, it is a public network. i can't believe this, since they are overstepping their bounds, but the iris is maintaining we are completely within our rights. what i'm quoting from his their own internal revenue service manual. they are not talking on the record about this. tracy: they don't even have the manpower to pull this off. at the end of the day, there are like four people working down there. ashley: reading e-mails. tracy: what do you have on the show tonight? >> we talk about this issue, so it will be interesting. also looking at other ways the irs may be doing more than they should. ashley: the irs looking at facebook and then they look at your

political news here, john, in our nation's capital that's probably why you're in town is mitch mcconnell now is saying that -- accusing democrats of bugging his office because mother jonesway, great job. >> mother jones great job. >> bill: another tape released here. the last one was the 47% tape from romney. we don't know whether it was a bartender that took this tape or not. somebody took a tape of a little meeting in mcconnell's office where they were deciding how are we going to go after ashley judd. this was in february when they thought she was still going to run. they said well, let's go after her and say she's mentally unbalanced right? mcconnell says those dirty democrats planted a bug in my office. no evidence of that. but do you think he's going to get away with it? >> first off if you listen to the tape, you'll note that when mcconnell is speaking or his aides, including legislative aide -- >> bill: which is against the law. >> his aides are speaking, they're a little vague. when a consultant was speaking, the person who is in there it is very clear. this suggests to me this was not a bug that was placed in some corner. this was, in fact, a tape recorder tha

john madden called him the voice of football. he died tuesday of cardiac arrest. he was 82 years old. it is now 7:17. >> many jerry jones called him royalty. i have a list of them right now. pretty cool. go online now. 1990 nfc championship is one of the leads, according to usa today. >> we have severe weather to talk about. spring has been a tough one so far, it will get tougher. big storm system out of the rocki rockies, nebraska to missouri, strong storms from texas, from wichita falls to independence, tornadoes possible, hail, tomorrow, more of the same. we are looking a new orleans all the way to cleveland, up to michigan for tornadoes, hail, rainfall amounts upwards of five to seven inches of rain in central illinois, on to parts of michigan, we are talking about a possibility of localized flooding through a good morrison of the mississippi river valley. we will get to your local weather. thought i'd love their app ♪ ♪ but i tried their groovy online plan ♪ ♪ and now my arms don't jiggle when i clap ♪ ♪ and i go sleeveless ♪ no shame at bingo! ♪ sleeveless, when i'm hailing a cab ♪ ♪ sleeveless! ♪ i rock the scann

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jones from talk radio news. she covers the white house. we go to the briefings together and john stanton here, washington bureau chief for buzzfeed, which now has bureaus in new york, washington and london london? >> l.a. >> bill: all right. you got it covered, man. >> the site has done well >> bill: congratulations? >> thank you >> bill: president obama leaves the white house for denver. on monday, he is going up to hartford, connecticut, to give a speech again about gun safety gun control, and he's doing that today in denver going tots denver police academy and then giving -- making some public remarks about the need for congress to act. so we saw last week that the state of connecticut acted, the toughest gun control room measures in the nation. if the connecticut legislature can do it, john, why can't con congress? >> because congress is never going to do something like that you know, partly, it's a power deal. >> yeah. >> i think, you know, look the fact is the nra is a very powerful o. there is no doubt, i think, about that. but honestly, if you look at the house, the best