jones. >> when we first entered one of the jail's open dorm housing units, we noticed a guy, somewhat intimidating, very large, working out on the yard. and at the same time, one of the inmates was telling us that we needed to interview their jail's resident poet. and it actually turned out to be the same guy. >> lock him up, throw away the key. prisons are being built faster and further than the eyes can see. those prisons are being constructed to house you, me and all our families. there's nothing more than modern-day slavery. lock them up, throw away the key. home of the brave, land of the free. then why are millions of americans locked up in the penitentiary? if you're so brave and you're so wild, why can't you relate to the juvenile? fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, children, cousins, in-law, friends, wake up you sleeping fools, you're headed for the pen. but then it will be too late. everyone will see that they have safely locked us up and threw away the key. thanks a lot. >> even

they pulled over a car jones was a passenger in. police say jones ran. police pursued him and they say they realized he had a gun. they did not say whether he pointed it at police. police say he did not fire it. jones is suing for unreasonable use of force. >> i think what happened to mr. jones was wrong. i think the cops used unreasonable force against him. he did nothing wrong but get out of car, the vehicle they stopped and he started walking away from them. they then pulled up behind him he ran across the street that's when he was shot in the back. >> reporter: jones' mother and oscar grant's father are siblings. so jones and grant arecus s -- are cousins grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer. jones is in the hospital in stable condition he has not been charged in that robbery that police were originally investigating. he says he was not armed. his attorney believes him. police say he was armed that's all officers are saying. police tell us they cannot comment any further because the case is under investigation. amy hollyfield, abc7 news

they pulled over a car jones was a passenger in. police say jones ran. police pursued him and they say they realized he had a gun. they did not say whether he pointed it at police. police say he did not fire it. jones is suing for unreasonable use of force. >> i think what happened to mr. jones was wrong. i think the cops used unreasonable force against him. he did nothing wrong but get out of car the vehicle they stopped and he started walking away from them. they then pulled up behind him he ran across the street that's when he was shot in the back. >> reporter: jones' mother and oscar grant's father are siblings. so jones and grant arecus s -- are cousins grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer. jones is in the hospital in stable condition he has not been charged in that robbery that police were originally investigating. he says he was not armed. his attorney believes him. police say he was armed that's all officers are saying. police tell us they cannot comment any further because the case is under investigation. amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

jones is a cousin of oscar grant, are. grant is the unarmed man who was shot and killed by bart police on new year's day in 2009. as kron4's dan kerman reports, while jones recovers from his wounds, he faces four felony charges. >> reporter: tony jones is the 24 year-old man who was shot and wounded by oakland police sunday night. court documents say he had a gun in his hand. >> one suspect who was shot, the suspect was armed with a firearm. >> regardless, he never had a gun and he got shot in his back. >> reporter: his mother says her son had no gun. >> i just want the oakland police to pay for what they did. and i will be suing them. >> reporter: jones is the cousin of the late oscar grant, the unarmed man who was shot and killed by bart police in 2009. the family says that connection may have caused jones to run when police pulled his vehicle over. >> his cousin was killed. i think three years ago by the police. he's been in an environment where -- these young kids are afraid of police officers. maybe he wasn't thinking

problem is, jones -- if you believe bob woodward's story and i do, i'm sure jones told him this -- jones apparently told obama i'm not a good staff man. if you want to appoint me to something, appoint me to a cabinet position because i've never been a good staff man. he budget. he was always waiting for issues to come to him rather than being sure he was the one that brought the issues to the president. and he would, and so he wasn't, his style was totally different. he wanted to try the structure a formal process that no president since eisenhower has really been interested in structuring. obama was very, was similar to kennedy in the sense that he was cerebral, he liked to have people around the room, he was interested more in people for what they could contribute to the discussion than for what their office was. and he wanted to make the decisions himself. and jones just couldn't, didn't serve that need. and be jones was very formal in style, and obama was very informal. meanwhile, different people in the obama entourage who had better relations with the president began playing variou

william jones jr. grew up in the small central indiana town of shelbyville, far away from the negative influences of big cities. >> it ain't very big. i like it. a lot of people don't like it. i like it. there's not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. >> hey, good morning. >> jones' first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. >> friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad's heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just -- i was bad. >> jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the

words was, drive, bitch, or i'll kill you. >> jones is on the run from police.ay before, the 32-year-old carjacked a vehicle at a lowe's parking lot. then he crashed it. when a doctor pulled over to help, jones stole his car, too. >> next thing i knew, he put a gun to my head and just told me to get out of the car. and so that's a lot of motivation. so i got out of the car. >> now jones has abandoned that car at the fairview gas station where he spots christie's truck. >> i asked him which way he wanted to go. i said, north or south? he said south. >> christie pulls out and heads south through plano toward dallas. her son-in-law who witnesses the abduction calls 911. and within minutes, plano police officer koy clements has located the truck and is in hot pursuit. >> i never chased an 18-wheeler before. and not realizing that even if you disable nearly every tire, it's not going to stop. >> police try stop sticks, spikes designed to puncture the tires. but they have little effect. the big rig keeps on rolling. >> it was only taking out the front tires. it didn't

. >> 23-year-old japarker jones was born a man but lived life as a woman. she was stabbed last night after 8:00 and died around 2 a.m. this morning. police used fingerprints to identify her. police are looking for this man calling him a person of interest in last night's brutal bus stop stabbing. the attack in the 4900 block of east capitol street ended with japarker jones also known as deoni and logan stabbed in the cheek, the life left impaled in her face. police didn't actually find out the victim was main until they got to the hospital because jones was -- a man until they got to the hospital because jones was dressed as a woman. >> was a very loveable well good hearted person, would give his teeth out his mouth if he thought it would help them. reporter: we spoke with jones' mother tonight. >> i'm in mourning hurting for my son and i have to stay strong for the rest of my family. that was my one and only son. reporter: meanwhile homicide detectives were back at the crime scene today still trying to learn what may have sparked the violence. >> this time

. >>> and remember davy jones of the monkees. and how we all sang along. ♪ hey, hey, we're the monkees >>> good evening. we begin tonight with an unholy fury of tornadoes. at least 16 of them, 1 after the other, tearing through american towns today. imagine you're looking out your window. and you see this. a giant funnel cloud in the middle of nebraska. and the highway in branson, missouri, that country music mecca, here it is before. and look after. and a mall in harrisburg, illinois. and here, after the tornado hit. when it was all over, at least 9 people were killed, more than 150 injured across this country. and abc's chris bury has been touring the devastation in harrisburg. chris? >> reporter: good evening, diane. you can see how powerful this tornado was. this home, among hundreds destroyed in this town of only 9,000 people. the mayor told us he heard the sirens go off. and he knew in his gut that something awful was going to happen. the twisters tore through the night, leaving behind a terrible toll in five states. at lea

barnes got a text from jones that she was on her way. they never heard from jones away. >> we do know she was the type of person that did not start anything. she did not bother anybody. >> to ever attacked jones at the bus stop stabbed her in the head. a witness saw part of it and flagged down a police officer. she died at the hospital while police work to find out who she was. was the person murdered blocks away their loved one? they called police and learned it was jones. >> we ask if anybody knows anything please reported to the metropolitan police department. >> there is some information about the suspect. an african-american male between his 30's and 40's. wearing a black jacket and a gray hooded sweatshirt. they do have a person walking toward the bus stop. police will be releasing the video in their effort to solve the case. >> thank you very much. police in montgomery county 1 you to be on the lookout for a couple pulling off a clever scheme. here is a surveillance video of one of them. the pair convinced the 49-year- old woman t

love davy jones.e died in again at the age of 66 at his home in the indian town, florida. >> i am just amazed that some of these people even knew davy jones. social media blew up today with comments about him. >> here are some examples of the comments we got. vicky lee said -- you can go to our page and tell us your favorite song and davy jones memory. >> the sinkhole that caused traffic delays this morning is that repaired. it measured from 8 feet long the. officials say it was created by a water main break two weeks ago. it was supposed to be repaired back then, but it was not patched up. >> what a messy day today is. at some point the rain was really coming down hard. >> some areas well west of washington are getting some rain now. we had issues just down the road on route one with some flooding. it has been an issue through the evening. it probably will happen again. there may be a rumble of thunder coming our way as well. let's give you an indication of where the heaviest rain is. it is north and

jones was the only british monkee. band churned out a string of hits, including "i'm a believer," and "day dream believer," which jones sang lead. most were written by well-known song writers. critics dubbed the group, the pre-fab four, a knock jones dismissed. >> the press lane label -- labeled it as a manufactured band. but like anything, you make arrangements to do stuff. >> reporter: the show aired from 1966 to 1968 and turned jones into a teen idol. he continued acting. >> the monkees got their own star on the holed we-- hollywood walk of fame. >> i think everybody remembers that song "hey, hey, we're the monkees ." >> i'm a believer. big fan of them back in the day. >> i could hide ♪ >> reporter: jones periodically reunited with some of his former band mates and toured. >> i have had people say, aren't you sick of "day dream believer"? and i say, no. because this is the first time some of these people have seen me singing this song. >> davy jones died in florida at a hospital, where he owned a home. >>> all of th

jones, ambassador jones? >> yeah, we believe that trade should be more driven by the market. if the market -- if there's market demand for it, we don't think that there should be export restrictions. >> mr. burck burkhard? >> developments that foster and enhance global trade of energy makes for a more robust system. >> mr. diwan. >> i agree with them. >> thank you. >> senator murkowski, did you have additional questions? >> i do, mr. chairman. a couple follow-ups, one on iran sanctions, and then the second on the issue of reserves that i mentioned inop so let me start with the sanctions. and this is directed to you, mr. diwan. dealing with the potential additional impact of sanctions. we know that the europeans have

. >> her son is tony jones.he is a cousin of oscar grant, the hayward man shot and killed by a bart police officer on new year's day 2009. sunday evening short lebefore midnight, oakland police stopped a car on the 2,000 block of 62nd avenue. they suspected it the vehicle might be linked to a robbery that just occurred in the area. while police have not identified jones by name, a passenger with a gun ran from the vehicle and was shot by an officer. jones' mother and attorney dooy. >>> he had a gun -- attorney deny he had a gun. >> he did not have no gun. he got out of the vehicle. he paid the lady $10 to give him to wherever he got shot at. >> joaquin mccoy was denied a right to meet at the hospital. going so far as to take a picture of the oakland officer he said refused entry after jones wanted to see his attorney. >> we believe what happened was the oakland police department is hiding the fact that they shot him in his back while he was retreating. >> jones' mother says her son was on probation, but would no

. >> her son is tony jones. she says he is a cousin of oscar grant, the hayward man shot and killed by a bart police officer on new year's day 2009. sunday evening short lebefore midnight, oakland police stopped a car on the 2,000 block of 62nd avenue. they suspected it the vehicle might be linked to a robbery that just occurred in the area. while police have not identified jones by name, a passenger with a gun ran from the vehicle and was shot by an officer. jones' mother and attorney dooy. >>> he had a gun -- attorney deny he had a gun. >> he did not have no gun. he got out of the vehicle. he paid the lady $10 to give him to wherever he got shot at. >> joaquin mccoy was denied a right to meet at the hospital. going so far as to take a picture of the oakland officer he said refused entry after jones wanted to see his attorney. >> we believe what happened was the oakland police department is hiding the fact that they shot him in his back while he was retreating. >> jones' mother says her son was on probation, bu

and anything from you, ambassador jones? and thank you, mr. chairman. >> first of all, i agree with all of the comments that ahave been made. in terms of biofuels worldwide, all types of biofuels, we, in our world energy outlook, we saw them tripling between now and 2035. so that's probably a little bit more than 3% per year worldwide. in the united states. so they're fairly aggressive policies, although they fluctuate. and again, i agree that cellulosic biofuels are going to be a long time coming. ethanol is going to be the main source of biofuel. i think for some time. particularly sugar cane ethanol, which the brazilians are trying to spread their experience around the world in tropical climates. but other crops can also turn -- >> and mention that's significant, the country, first mr. chairman and ranking member, issued its first permit to build an export facility for natural gas. the company received its permit. and i helped to push that and proud of it. i know there's a debate about whether we should keep the natural gas as an island. th

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jones' mother says her son was not armed. >> i talked to my son. my son says momma the officers is lying they watched me get out the car, watched me walk and started speeding up and i took off running across the street. when i took off running i just her the gun. >> jones' attorney says his client has not been charged. he plans civil claims against the police department. oakland police have not responded to our repeated requests for comment on the family's claims. >>> investigators looking for clues into the death of a man whose body was found on the sidewalk in the mission district on julian between 15th and 16th. the question is how long was he there before anyone called for help? a woman called police at 7:45 sunday morning asking them to do a welfare check on a man she saw lying in front of the home on julian avenue when they got there he was already dead. police don't know how he died. they posted fliers in the neighborhood asking for the public's help. bloggers say the man yelled for help and for someone to call police, but no one did. reside

davy jones is gone. we'll remember him after the break. >>> moustache wars on capitol hill and a maryland congressman with the bushy stash and frugal reputation, did he really propose a won $50 tax credit for male grooming? >>> we have some new information on that shocking finding that the unidentifiable remains of some 9/11 victims were dumped in a landfill. the air force's top general says steps taken by the mortuary at dover air force base appear to have followed instructions from a top pentagon official, david chu. he of the personnel chief under defense secretary donald rumsfeld. general norton schwartz's remarks called after an independent pen say mortuaries burned remains and dumped them in landfill. >>> maryland congressman roscoe bartlett denies reports tonight he is spearheading the drive to give men a $250 tax credit for moustache grooming. i can't imagine what would be wrong with that. bruce leshan probably has some information about it. >> this is the kind of story that reporters just perk u

dan kerman is live outside a hospital where jones is recuperating. >> jones is here and in stable condition but faces four felonies including armed robbery after being chased and shot by police. former charges have been filed against the man oakland police shots of the net here police state have the the 2000 block of 62nd ave. officers pulled over a ban that was driving erratically. he ran off and officers gave chase. jones was shot as he was running away. >> the suspect was armed with a firearm. >> he did not have a gun. he was shot in his back. >> his mother says her son is it is said it plans to sue the police for excessive force. >> i feel like they killed my nephew into my son did not have a gun if he got shot in the back. >> court documents indicate after jones was taken into custody after the shooting someone came up to them and said someone matching his description rob them at gunpoint. that is a result of the charges. there were four felony counts including armed robbery and an excellent in possession of a firearm in concealing a firearm in a vehicle it having a loaded firearm. nor

jones has a firm grasp of the law. instance, he supported the repeal of a law requiring that state workers get a guaranteed 30-minute lunch break by arguing, quote, "if i was to deny one of my employees a break, i would be in a very bad position with the company's human resources representative. if you consider that this is a very easy law to follow in that everyone already does it, then why do we need it?" exactly! you don't need the laws that everybody follows! that's why we don't need laws against cannibalism. [ laughter ] if i eat a co-worker, i know i'm going to hear from human resources. cathy will make me watch that boring corporate video about not eating people. even though it's kinda funny because it was shot in the 80s and the corpse has a perm. and then i gotta sign the stupiç form again that says, "i understand that cannibalism is against company policy." so bravo representative jones, for trying to get rid of unnecessary laws. should you make it into the white house, please streamline the constitution it s

shivon hughes with down jones news wires. thanks for joining us. >> you're listening to "washington today" on c-span radio. >> one freshman republican dennis ross from florida's 12th congressional district indicating he will not support this compromise being put forth by speaker of the house john boehner. we spoke with congressman ross in our last hour. >> i'm principally against it. i think it's disingenuous to the american public and hard-working taxpayers. it offers no real long-term relief. more importantly it takes $100 billion out of the social security trust fund that's already $2.5 trillion insolvent. we need to talk real tax reform. not this -- this temporary reduction in an obligation that we have to the seniors and other recipients of social security benefits. how do you get there, congressman? what are you looking for? >> what i'm looking for is a starting point, the president's debt commission. think the president's debt commission, a bipartisan commission, the simpson bowls commission, does an extraordinary job

the british-born davy jones died last night.is band had many musical hits including "daydream believer." to many, it was their tv show. >> ♪ we are the monkees >> he was the clean-cut lead singer for the band put together for a tv show. his talents and appeal contributed to the group 's chart success on both sides of the atlantic. >> there they are. everything to make the fans go wild. >> created to emulate the beatles, sometimes they enjoyed almost as much fan histeria. >> i am the heartthrob, no hair on his body kind of guy bang. >> he was born in manchester in 1945. he was a child actor. >> that is more like it. cox ♪ that i saw her face ♪ >> it was singing with the monkees that made him a star. they were regarded by many as the first mfg. group. he said it was not justified. >> like anything, you make arrangements to do stuff. whether you are a dj, or a singer or in an office, you are interviewed for the job. >> much of his peers and has endured. davy jones will be remembered as one of the few as british pop singers to achie

jones was shot. jones is oscar grant's cousin. he was shot on new year's day 2009. the 22-year-old hayward man died a few days later. >> i feel like i'm just very stressed out behind the whole situation because i'm having played back my nephew getting killed by the police and now my son. i'm stressed out. >> jones attorney initiated a civil lawsuit against the city of oakland and the police department. as are for the criminal case against jones once he is released from the hospital here he will be arraigned on four felonies. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> dry conditions and a thin snow pack mean there will be less water for california farms and cities this year. today the department of water resources reduced its estimate of the amount it can deliver from 60% to 50% now. the snow pack is less than a third of normal for this time of year. officials in marin say low rainfall and a damaged well will likely force water restrictions for residents in paradise ranch estates, point rays station a

police say they did recover a handgun near where jones is shot. jones is grant's first cousin. unarmed grant was shot in the back by a bart police officer on new year's day, 2009. the 22-year-old man died hours later. >> this is wrong. i think police officers should know when to use force and can't raise the level of force when there is no threat against him. >> this attorney says they've started the process of starting a lawsuit against the city of oakland. the police department announced this afternoon that tony jones has been placed under arrest here at the hospital and faces four felony counts including armed robbery and a felon in possession of a loaded firearm. >> a murder suspect appeared in court to answer charges he beat a berkeley hills homeowner to death. investigators say daniel jordan dewitt bludgeoned the man saturday night. at took place after he called police to report a suspicious person on his property. police are facing criticism for not responding quickly enough to that call. they were dealing with an occupy protest. several of the family member as tended th

that could have come from you is referring to this chart here the stupid graph of the moment the dow jones industrial average crossed thirteen thousand there it is. like one of those monkeys you see with the little symbols you wind them up. well aren't these sort of moments the perfect opportunity for brokers as you yourself are to con more people into giving you their money right it sounds like something's going on other than a complete loss of purchasing power because remember in concurrent with this thirteen thousand on the dow jones gasoline in places like britain is trading at eight dollars eleven cents a gallon this never traded more in the history of the british isles inflation or the raging in the united states because all the money pumped into the system to bail out countries that should have been allowed to fail of course adding now into inflation and i might add that in gold and silver terms the dow jones is down seventy five percent from ten years ago so there you have it well let's stay with this theme here of the monkeys clapping monkeys monkeys monkeys were all monkeys happy

>> i largely agree with ambassador jones. i think that men have been working at 100 to 120 is exactly what we are in. however, we have really two tail end risk going on right now. one the financial crisis in europe. the other one is conflict in the middle east. so these two, in a way, can blow up that range. and that's the risk we're facing in 2012, if neither of which occur, we're very likely to stay. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. let me ask dr. gruenspecht, you have in your testimony here that net petroleum imports as a share of u.s. liquid fuels consumed drop, you project, from 49% last year, or in 2010, not last year, but in 2010, to 38% in 2020, and 36% by 2035. that's your projection. then you say that this projection was made not including in the reference case any further reduced projected levels of liquid, fuels, as a result of the fuel economy standards. could you -- have you calculated, if these fuel economy standards, which have been announced, by the administration and by the auto industry

to fail of course adding now into inflation and i might add that in gold and silver terms the dow jones is down seventy five percent from ten years ago so there you have it well let's stay with this theme here of the monkeys clapping monkeys monkeys monkeys were all monkeys happy we're so easy to rule because we're such monkey well the northern and western european housing bubble while the world has been laser focused on the woes of the heavily indebted pigs nations for the last couple of years property markets in northern western european countries have been bubbling up to dizzying new heights in a repeat performance of the very property bubbles that caused the global financial crisis in the first place you can see a series of charts here max u.k. london from one thousand nine hundred three you see it's still soaring france the red line there is paris that in the start is from one thousand nine hundred five and then the swedish norwegian and finnish housing bubbles up up up up there soaring right now as we speak right so the the economy is bubbling on top of bubbling on top of bubbling

the medical examiner determined that jones died of a fatal stab wound to the right side of her face. the moat seive still unclear. >> we don't know what the relationship is at this time. >> friends and family held a funeral for jones but they're struggling, searching for answers. >> she was the most friendly person ever, never bothered anybody. >> another detail from the affidavit, one witness told police that the man at that bus stop had, quote, big eyes, like he was under the influence. the police chief credits these witnesses with stopping to rescue jones after the attack and helping investigators make a quick arrest in the case. the preliminary hearing is set for february 24. >> thank you so much for that. still to come here on abc 7 news, final farewell. thousands gather in washington state to say a last goodbye to the powell children. >> and final day, cpac is over and the straw poll results are out. we will tell you about them. >> and one city summit, people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free che

and took out a letter from joseph jones, congressman from virginia. and here the document becomes all important. i mentioned that the document at the massachusetts historical society is written in washington's own hand. large letters. the official copy of the speech, the one written by his secretaries in the papers of washington in the library of congress is written in the hand of his secretary, jonathan trumble, a fine hand but it's a normal size hand. friday night i think washington did an all night ever. after the speech was written by him and by secretaries, he sat down and recopied the speech in large letters in his own hand, so he could read it. kind of an early version of a teleprompter. but now as he read joseph jones letter, he began to stumble over the words. he reached in his pocket and brought out his glasses. the officers were stunned, they had never seen the commander in chief with glasses. two weeks before, two weeks before washington had received these glasses from david rittenhouse in philadelphia. as soon as he received the glasses,

ambassador jones, go right ahead. on the other hand we think that non-opec oil supply and opec gas liquids, which are not subject to production restraints will bound by as much as 1.6 million barrels per day combined. at current opec production levels, this would imply some slack in the market and recovery in world oil stocks, which are well below five-year averages after near a year of steady decline. however, it appears more likely that opec producers will trim supply by around half a million barrels per day to produce at 30 million barrel per day. this would hold inventory levels roughly where they are now, which, as i said, pretty short supply. although huge uncertainty surrounds the ability of non-opec supplied to rebound from the awful year it suffered in 2011, a lot of unplanned outages, me and many of our analytical peers believe it can. higher oil prices have put some expansion projects elsewhere back on track the application of shale technology has transformed u.s. upstream oil prospects as the doctor said.

>>dar-13,000 -- the dow jones.ready high cost of gasoline could be fueled by the uncertainty in the middle east. the national average = $ 3:57 we always lead the nation san francisco = 4:08! that is the average. $4:03 = san jose. and as we've been speaking with the viewers on our facebook fan page. how much are you paying? where have these stations seen prices in livermore? long beach = 4:29. and i felt like there was getting a bargain in livermore. and andrew says that 4:09 = concord. the lowest = 3:99. many people that believe in their comments on the most expensive and least expensive. if you'd like to participate? please visit our facebook and page. >>darya: out of the east bay a 24 year-old east bay band. on suspicion of murder daniel dewi llte attacked a 67 year-old and berkeley hills after trespassing on his property. they say that his son has a history of mental illness and has been all of this medication since the month of july. >> he has tried everything but our system has not allowed him to get the help

now, jones has been charged with four felonies.rmed robbery, and excellent in possession of a firearm, concealing a firearm in having a loaded firearm on his person. he remains at highland hospital in stable condition. until he is well, a formal arraignment will not be held. >>pam: the search for a new victim remains. investigators are looking for the abandoned its wells that may hold remains from victims of this be freed killers. wesley shermantine says that he knows where the remains are located and with the help of a bounty hunter, leonard padilla, says he may have new clothes very soon. >> supposedly i have a couple of letters that are coming from him. the sheriff may have intercepted them already. they may have information timing of the locations he is talking about. >>pam: j.r stone has been covering the search and has more from linden. >>j.r.: another day and still no signs of a second or third abandoned but well. on wednesday investigators were in the field directly behind me searching specific locations. all this is video