it's his stance reach and oprah two are for trademark moves that makes john jones one of a current and they are still hard to replicate. i want to came into the class and i don't know what level the fighters will be on whether they be able to comprehend the techniques or if they will be completely lost and i thought that they were right down the middle you know we had some guys who got it right away and they look like experts the guys who could compete in very high profile or are you have see in some guys very just not ready or not chlorinated and you have have it. so it was a pretty mixed crowd but i think we all got the concepts and that's more important than them actually get a technique down. this team mate and sparring partner at the mosque last. one of russia's enemy hopefuls establishing his name in the fighting business overseas i think russian fighters are definitely special i don't know if i can say is because

plus points in told where you can shop with the american mixed martial arts is john jones has been on this u.f.c. champion holds a monster class in moscow. let's start with takes where sprinter king was saying bolt was back to his best to win the two hundred meters up a diamond league meeting in norway just a week after missing out on one hundred meters victory in rome of the six time olympic champion made a number of entertaining entrance to slip stadium in all. so and the jamaican shrugged off the relatively cold temperatures and the false start by dutchman trotting martina to blow away the remaining field of finishing in time of nineteen point seven nine seconds to break the track record of the twenty six year old is the only man so far this season two o'clock on the twenty seconds sending out a warning to his rivals as he prepares to fan is two hundred metres crown the world championships in moscow in august. you know what is going to step up. tyson here sean good form this is just a good form this season i trained with your legs so i know what he's capable of and i see him in jai

don't have to tell the public who john jones is they can still be the same you demote them to being like political action they can still indorse like the teacher's union you could still get the republican party indorsement you could still get the democratic gang indorsement if you want to call them games which is what they are but they would be demoted to do the same as any other like the teacher's union the fireman's union they could indorse but get them ob of the system if we don't do that our country is going down the drain we all was angry now i've never had not even angry no no i'm just passionate about things that i get into it's not a hanger it's passion it's a difference but it's going down in the nest it's all good conspiracy and you don't have much for you no use say we're on the brink of fascism we are fascist already we are the fascist states of america we don't need to be proud of us to you don't have a hitler we don't have all it's only me yes we do over two gangs pick your president you don't. yeah those primaries people go to the polls and all of the polls have nothing to

up to the voter to educate them but i need money to so the name john jones on the bow down i have to tell the public who john jones is they can still be the same you demote them to being like political action they can still indorse like the teacher's union you could still get the republican party indorsement you could still get the democratic gang indorsement if you want to call them gains which is what they are but they would be demoted to do the same as any other like the teacher's union the fireman's union they could indorse but get them ob of the system if we don't do that our country is going down the drain we all was angry now i've never had not even angry no no i'm just passionate about things that i get into it's not a hanger it's passion it's a difference but it's going down in the nest it's all good conspiracy you don't have much for you no use say we're on the brink of fascism we are fascist already we are the fascist states of america we don't need to be proud of us too you don't have a hitler we don't have all the silly me yes we do over two gangs pick your president you

last fighting talk where you catch up with the american at mixed martial arts is john jones has beenon this ever u.f.c. champion holds a master class in moscow. let's start with athletics where sprinter king would same bolds was back to his best so in the two hundred meters at the diamond league meeting in norway just a week after missing out on one hundred meters victory in rome of the six time olympic champion made a number of entertaining entrance is what stadium in also and the jamaican shrugged off the relatively cold temperatures and the false start by dutchman trial the martina to blow away the remaining field of finishing in time of nineteen point seven nine seconds to break the track record of a twenty six year old is the only man so far this season and under twenty seconds sending out a warning to his rivals as he prepares to fan its two hundred metres crown the world championships in moscow in august. you never do is not a step up. to us in your short good for misuse just to ensure good form this season. your bloke so nordisk and see imagery in them so for me i never try t

john's. yep. sky's the limit on this one. make sure the silverman file is on my desk a.s.a.p. did you order lunch? yeah. it's waiting for you. better be, smith. still jones, ma'am. can't wait on this. time is money. [ bell chimes ] jimmy john's. [ male announcer ] jimmy john's. order online now! nice job, jones. >> hey, good morning, cora jean. >> good morning. why aren't you dressed for work? >> because i'm going fishing today. >> fishing? >> yes. i'm off, a-w-f, off, cora. >> you ask me, you're off every day. >> oh, who released the kraken? >> the kraken -- oh. i mean vera came in at midnight. you were sleeping. >> i didn't know the bus from hell ran that late. >> i wish you were standing in front of the bus from hell with your big bubble head. >> good morning, everybody. >> hey. >> what are you two doing out so early? >> just taking a power walk. >> why did y'all have to make a power stop? oh, colonel, i'm just being serious. hey, i'm going fishing. you want to come go with me? >> no, no, no, brown, not today. i got better things to do than fish. >> that's because you got your own barracuda. >> mr. brown. >> well, cora, i'm just saying, i mean, you kn

john jones was incredible. he stepped up and handled many of the issues. dan rudolphski, veronica rudan, they drafted summaries and talking points and spread sheets. and you know, when things got tough, bekka kelly and erin vaughan, each the mother of children less than 1, let nothing get in the way of them doing this while at the same time maintaining focus on their kids and the bill. it might surprise you to know, mr. president, i have a very good press team, and brian fallon, matt house, max young, meredith kelly, marissa kaufman, josh malovski, they learned the substance of immigration and spun it into a beautiful, beautiful web that the public could understand. our dpcc team led by ryan mcgonahey, kept policy and press teams singing off the same praise sheet, keeping our caucus up to date. and then of course as every one of us, we have great administrative staffers. alex victor who came to the office as a young kid from long island, as a young helper in the long island office is now my unflappable executive assistant, no matter how tough and tense thi

john? >> thanks, athena jones. >>> singapore airlines flight was about an hour into a routine flight from singaporely this happened. look at these photos taken after the plane experienced some severe turbulence in flight. the aircraft dropped about 65 feet in five seconds. 11 passengers were injured as well as one crew member. passenger allen cross took these photos. this is what he had to say about those terrifying moments on board. >> just as we were about to have breakfast, the captain turned on the seat belt sign warning us that it was going to be a little bumpy for the next few minutes. then it got a little bumpier. he said he was going to ask the cabin crew to suspend breakfast service. the captain comes on a few minutes later and sort of barks at the cabin crew, flight attendants, please take your seats. i remember thinking that's kind of weird. that's a bit of a harsh tone coming from the cockpit. then suddenly it felt like we were in an elevator and somebody had cut the cable. the plane suddenly dropped this 50 or 100 feet and everything violently rocketed off all the tray tables into the

jones. let's go to is a mapt a bee at google headquarters, one of the companies being monitored. >> john, can i please apologize on behalf of jason. >> i appreciate that. it's fine. has google issued a statement? >> let me put it like this. (british) jones and the privacy act and the clientele. >> sam, sam. sam! >> yes. sorry, guv-nah, what? >> don't speak in a british accent. >> ten years i've been here talking american only to be leap frogged by a god for saken foreigner. >> okay, sam, thank you very much. any correspondent who has been here less time than i have. jessica live in the capital. jess, tell us about the day's hearings please? >> i'm sorry. i'm having trouble hearing you over this glass ceiling. ow! and it's unbreakable. all i see up there are a bunch of white penises. >> john, john. yes. i have something to say. al madrigal. hey, john, i'm here in hong kong. >> good, hong kong where of course the n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is hiding. >> when i heard snowden say he fled to hong kong because of its tradition of free speech i hopped on the plane figuring this would be the safest

has a new ambassador to libya, debra jones sworn in by secretary of state john kerry, replaces christopher stevens, who was killed along with three other americans during the assault in benghazi. since then, diplomatic security en overh overhauled, and margaret brennan went to one of the special training camps for our diplomats. >> reporter: charles hornbostel >> reporter: charles hornbostel is on his way to a post at the u.s. embassy in afghanistan in july. this month, at a camp in west virginia, he was trained in how to deal with the attacks that are a part of everyday life there. that something as small as a fedex envelope or any other sort of envelope could in fact contain enough explosives to cause you great amount of injury, all right. >> reporter: he learned what to do when cornered by a terrorist in a vehicle... >> now, inside of your vehicles there's a lot of compartments and areas to hide things. >> reporter: ...and how to find out if an explosive is planted in the car. it's pretty scary to be going into a place like kabul that it is a war zone. >> it is a little scary. i'm actua

jones. as those pictures are being finalized, our next presentation by supervisor john avalos. >> thank you, weed like to call up mario -- mr. sagittarius. we have a video to play? >> mario dam era of the a.k.a. power strug. has joined many groups like atmosphere and d j shadow. has joined the stage with snoop dog and received critical acclaim for his albums. mario was born in nigeria after his father who was a doctor and his mother was a nurse and recruited in the philippines as health care professional. his family immigrated to the u.s. in 04. as a youth mario was raised in working class neighborhoods in st. paul minnesota where a mix of cultures -- with native american youth shaped him what it means to be a man of color and how to use hip hop. since 2005 he settled in san francisco where he continues to use his music and continues to do advocacy. mario started volunteering at the philipino community district where he worked with migrant youth that addressed violence prevention, cultural identity and leadership development and creative writing. in 2009 he joined the staff with the philipin

said john scott the return because he got -- made such an impression on last year's rookie class. jones turned himself into cincinnati police who arrested him on charges that he allegedly hit a woman at a bar. do not hang around with pac-man mea culpa day. last week a judge threw out his plea argan after he playfully added his attorney on the backside. johnson apologized to the circuit judge who accepted the apology and reduce the jail term from 30 days to the -- seven days he has already served. johnny manzella still has eligibility left and if he wants to fully enjoy, he needs to learn. he reportedly tweeted -- after deleting that tweet shortly after his sentence he sent out this one. the player becomes -- needs to become johnny patient. -- patience. stick around. tom has a >> warm days and some cool nights. >> that front moving through. some heavy flooding rains in kent county. on the eastern shore, a little lightning and things quiet down and flare up again tomorrow. showers moving at wednesday. 50's at night and 70's and low 80's thursday and friday. it will get warmer and monday o

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cbn's contributing reporter, russ jones, he brings thi this story of one soldier who stayed to build a new nation. >> reporter: during the recent visit to his homeland, johnoints out his uncle of the same name who led the revolution that led to south sudan's independence. >> so we put them here because they are heros. they have given us freedom. >> reporter: as one of the lost boys of sudan, as they're often called, he was separated from his family as a young boy in the 1980s to fight for his nation's freedom from extremist muslims. but 13 years into his military service, under the command of his uncle, garong heard the gospel message for the first time. leaving the battlefield this burst boy of sudan enlisted into a new army, taking on a new fight. that decision led him to yenia. kenya. >> oo i have seen great vision. >> reporter: it was in room number four of h his dorm, he absorbed all of the bible knowledge he could, and received a calling to build leaders using biblical principles. >> this is powerful, and that is where i give my life. >> reporter: it is in these hallways in kenya that sudanese students have come from far, far ay ho they can learn ne

. >> john: are you looking forward to seeing him on "crossfire"? will he eat van jones for lunch every day on the show? >> they're going to pair him with stephanie cutter. >> john: i would like to see it. rick overton? >> he will never be president because the first lady will make the children cry. mommy, look at her eyes. >> what is cnn thinking? they're going to reboot a show that nobody wants with a candidate nobody wanted. what is zucker doing? contract for america? >> john: newt gingrich is a car crash that's hard to turn your eyes away. what a loss that msnbc loses -- a lot like new york's weather very hot and quite unpleasant. here's a democrat who has recently -- we have to be fair. here's a democrat who was recently risen like a phoenix from the ashes but will still never reach the heights of the oval office. >> i'm here again today to again apologize for the personal mistakes i have made. and the embarrassment i have caused. i make this apology to my neighbors and my constituents but i make it particularly to my wife huma. today i am announcing my resignation

john braybender is a republican skutant who ran rick santorum's presidential campaign last year and david corn is a washington bureau chief for "mother jonese haven't had candidates running. >> it's getting harder and harder in a tv aej, it's hard to come back and say give me another shot. john, is there any chance that romney is peek-a-booing his way back to a run? >> the only thing i could see him running for is u.s. senate in michigan. but let's remember, romney has run four times, has lost three of those. >> the other problem is he has no ideological base. so i don't see how he re-enter a and i almost feel sorry for him. he sounds like somebody coming out of retirement and he's not sure of going on a fishing trip or to build the backyard deck. >> this could be bipartisan, this phenomenon, because of so much exposure you get. even john kerry, i don't want to brag, he seems to be doing a super job as secretary of state. >> but nobody thinks of him coming back in 2016. so is that something that's in the water, there's so much exposure, you can't come back from a defeat in a general election. >> i think that's probably true in our 24/7 twe

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why are john bases being set up because they must be planned in the future as well. there is something to conserve the proliferation of joneshat is something that she has known about. >> talk a little bit about the cost. it is seen as a low cost option with significant dimensions. would you like to talk about that? >> there a lot of ways to look at this issue of cost. one is to say, all right, and f-15 cost $130 million. but a drone only costs $30 million and there are significant savings. except that i spend a lot more time in the air and the costs are somewhere between 2000 and $3500 per hour. counterintuitively because you think well, you are saving. but you actually need a lot more people to maintain the drones and it seems like they need one hour of maintenance and a lot more people seem to be doing the analysis of intelligence and the endless data. because it is recording constantly and sending back images. then there is the little discussed fact that the drums crash a lot. you're constantly hearing about drums crashing. as they crash in pakistan and afghanistan. then there's the fact that the drones can be brought do

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john braybender ran rick santorum's campaign last year, and david corner, washington bureau chief for mother jonesmsnbc analyst. question. we haven't had candidates run again after losing a general election i think since next, before that, adlai stevenson, before that, tom louie. it's getting harder and harder in a tv age. it's hard to come back and say, give me another shot. is romney peek-a-booing his way back in? >> the only thing i could see him running for is the u.s. senate in michigan. i'm going home, going to run for the senate. let's remember, romney has won four times and lost three of those. so the other problem is he has no ideological base. nobody sits there and says -- >> no romney-ism. >> there isn't. i just don't see how he reenters. i almost feel sorry for him. he sounds like someone coming out of retirement that's not sure to go on a fishing trip or build a backyard deck. >> i wonder whether, this could be bipartisan, this phenomenon, because so much exposure you get, david. even, say, john kerry, i don't want to brag because you never know how it ends up. he seems to be doing a

about an to ask you article by kevin drum from "ther jones entitled problem with the supreme court's --ision." he writes john, i wonder if you could respond to that? >> the jurisdiction question before the supreme court in the proposition 8 case were complex and they cut various ways. what is most interesting and important about the proposition 8 case is that there is a fundamental principle of federal jurisdiction that you cannot continue an appeal, cannot pursue a lawsuit on and on, if you are not actually personally injured by the law. something that is a bedrock truth of the freedom to marry movement is that, as you can see, it is of enormous benefit to the loving, committed same- sex couples who are directly affected, while it has absolutely no effect on anyone else's marriage or anyone else. that was the problem that the backers of proposition 8 had. allowing the freedom to marry in california just as not affect them. because of that, they did not have a personal injury that they could then continue this litigation. that is why the supreme court dismissed the appeal. 136-stand, the 136 page -- page dis

john mccain, the u.s. senator has been a very vocal supporter of the opposition and beth jones who's the assistant secretaryd conversations have continued. basically what syrian opposition is saying our situation is desperate. you need to move now or we're in danger of being pushed out not simply from the battlefield town of cousair which they lost last week but we're in danger in aleppo. >> in our latest wall street journal poll, only 15% want us to get involved. they don't want military action. in terms of favoring the opposition, only 11%. 42% favor humanitarian assistance. >> we're doing that. >> large numbers of people do not want any action taken. >> i think there's zero domestic pressure on president obama to get more involved if you exclude john mccain and lindsey graham. moreover there will be pressure against any deepening of this. nevertheless, i think the obama administration has been seized by the reality on the ground which is that, you know, you have an opposition that's really back on its heels and if you don't support them, you will create conditions in which one day an al qaeda safe haven

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to john allan and to michael, thank you both very much indeed. >>> a horrifying murder hits close to home for star jonesshe talks to me live next to talk about the search for the killer. star jones in the chair, next. >>> when i think about my sister's last moments, i think that as a big sister why couldn't i help my sister? why couldn't i help her? >> the grieving richelle ransom talking about her sister, rosaline lee ransom known to her family and friends as rhonda. she was found in a detroit suburb. police say she was strangled and may have been sexually assaulted. star jones is a close friend of richelle and now the attorney and former prosecutor on a mission to find the killer. star jones joins me in the chair tonight. star, thank you for joining me. sorry it's under such grim circumstances. what do you think has happened here? >> a young woman in her 30s went out to run an errand that any mother would. at just before 3:00 in the morning. and was never seen again alive. her body was found near a lake in pontiac, michigan. somebody knows something, piers. somebody heard something. somebody saw somet

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jones former commandant of the marine corps. now he has in position chuck hagel at secretary of defense, john kerry as secretary of state who will soon have susan rice as national security advisor and pending senate ratification man? that power as u.n. ambassador. all of whom supported him for the nomination and for election. i mean -- >> pelley: you're saying that's different? >> they're loyalist. well, hillary clinton didn't support him. leon panetta was not an intimate or supporter, even the successor of bob gates, bob gates did not support him. jim jones was not campaigning in iowa for him. >> pelley: what does that say? >> well, it says there's a pulling in of loyalty -- and i'm not saying loyalty rumps ability because these are able people. i think in the case of susan rice there's no question this was very personal with the president. he likes her, he's close to her, he appreciates her support, particularly in 2008 and he knows she was hung out to dry on benghazi, that his administration -- >> woodruff: the so-called talking points. >> it wasn't petraeus, it wasn't clinton, it wasn't panetta who did the five shows, she di

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john brayvender is a republican consultant who ran rick santorum's campaign last year and david cornin washington bureau chief from mother jonessnbc political analyst. we haven't had candidates run again after losing a general election since nixon before that stevenson before that tom dewey. it is harder and harder because you get so over exposed when you lose. it is hard to come back and say give me a shot, think better of me. is there any chance romney is peek-a-booing his way back into a run? >> the only thing possibly running for is as u.s. senate in michigan. but let's remember romney has run now four times and lost three of those. so the other problem is he has no ideological base. nobody sits there and says romney is -- >> there isn't. >> so i just don't see how he re-enters and i almost feel sorry for him. he sounds like someone coming out of retirement that's not sure to go on a fishing trip or build the back yard deck. >> i wonder whether, this could be bipartisan this phenomenon because of so much exposure you get, david. >> right. >> even john kerry who i think is doing -- i don't want to brag because you don't kno

john mcchrystal say the cost and trouble with the president of the united states? >> guest: there was the joe biden comments, that was the major one. also general jones.c-span: he is a national security advisor? >> guest: yes. c-span: they are very rough things about general jones. who is saying that and what was it about. >> guest: jones was an outsider coming into the obama white house. he did not mesh with the obama team. they brought him in because president obama had an idea to show here is a bipartisan, serious national security pick, which they fell for a young president, it was important i'm not just campaigning in that inner circle, but it is interesting that the president has gone away from not in the national security team is part of this with the advisers. c-span: is a four-star marine, general jones. what about the other military people that you were around. >> guest: mcchrystal's people did not like him at all. c-span: why is that? >> guest: they said he was a clown, they didn't understand what he was doing. c-span: how could you call a four-star general a clown? >> guest: i probably would have to call him a clown in the interview. but i

john leboutillier, doug schoen, and pat caddell. how do they feel on capitol hill about this? dow jonesll they see an attorney general wounded, they smell blood and do not want to give up their power. the republicans do not want a special prosecutor. the democrats from the other perspective saw what happened with whitewater and bill clinton. you have a disconnect. it is between the american people wanting something and people on capitol hill for their own reasons rejecting it. >> gregg: a congressional committee does not have prosecution powers or the power to grant immunity or have the power to fine and dig up all the criminal evidence and threat of indocument. so, isn't a congressional committee by compare -- comparison, impotent? >> not necessarily. in watergate we had the hearing going on, the select committee on watergate, at the same time the special prosecutor appointed by the judge was in operation. so, all that was happening simultaneously. you can work this out. you need to do both. the public needs to know what is happening and who was doing it. >> the other dirty secret, con

john mccain, senator lindsey graham, senator dianne feinstein, karl rove and kirsten powers, a democrat. here is some people who oppose. glenn beck, michael moore, rush limbaugh, aryana huffington, al gore and van jones. the headline van jones and glenn beck agree on something. are you kidding me? now, some liberals are surprised that president obama is behind the program. but talking points is not. the president wants a powerful federal government that runs nearly everything. his whole administration about accumulating power for the feds. so this is consistent. new rasmussen poll says 52% of americans do not trust the president or federal government on this surveillance issue. that number is going to rise when we find out exactly how much data is being assembled by the feds. now, here is what i think. the war on terror requires an aggressive federal surveillance. aim sane people know that storing phone call data is questionable but i think it's permissible under the constitution. if things aren't tapped. but seizing actual words of americans said in private, unless there is probable cause they are involved with some kind of terrorism, clearly unconstitutional. fourth amendment says, quote: now warra

jones." david, we finally have a scandal. not benghazi, it's not the irs, but it does solinvolve all thre branches of the government. >> it's funny watching john boehner saying, i expect the president to explain this really pretty soon. >> he authorized it. >> when the white house all day long has been giving me and other reporters concrete evidence, not just saying so, that they've briefed the intelligence committees and the intelligence committees were free to share this with the leaders of congress repeatedly because this program seems to have been going on at least since 2006, maybe back to 2001. in 2006, there was a"ussa today story" saying they collected a massive database of trillions of phone calls. seems to me this is the same program. we're not learning anything new, yet people like susan collins, senator from maine, independent, who sits on the intelligence committee, today she tweeted out, i learned about this in the newspapers. oops. that's going to come back to haunt her. she and others have been briefed on this. doesn't mean it's not an issue to discuss. >> of course not. >> one other point before we get to joy who's smarter tha