jones.t 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 though jones was

narrator: jones then sees a surprising cluster here, whe eaecit.es:l me hasccelyeen studd ociascnt we were erore suri nes:l me hasccelyeen studd heag of migrat fr the nend i a huo is w s, but to verify this, i eded to go into the fiel rrator: jones's search has brought him here, tohe mesa e, a high dry plateau beginning near mexico city and sttching to the u.s. border. and employment here:ditiaa gold andilver mining. but one look at the mines and a talk wh so remaining workers coirms the sad economic stistics. butchear mesubsteseand a drop e talk wh so remaining workers have cut many jobsere. jos: what we found in the north central region was a decline in production and in employment in the mining sector, whiccorresponded, spatially, remarkably closely to the migration patterns. narrator: so mining incomeas lowered regional living standards. ( dog barking ) whatute cuuraltor,where os e d difficulties re also encouragtoigrate? it is 1994. buenos días. narrator:nes arris m of anastacio and ofelia near a municipio called cedral. their family sells goa

jones. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. mr. mcintyre. mr. akin. mr. akin votes aye. mr. brady. mr. brady votes no. mr. forbes, mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews, mr. andrews votes no. mr. miller. mr. miller votes aye. mrs. davis. mrs. davis votes no. mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. longavon votes no. mr. lobiando votes aye. mr. larsen votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper. mr. cooper. mr. klein. mr. klein votes aye. miss bordio votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. courtney votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. lobesack votes no. mr. sthooster votes aye. miss angus votes no. mr. con0way votes aye. miss pingri votes no. mr. lambborn votes aye. mr. kissle votes aye. mr. witman votes aye. mr. heinrich, votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. kauffman votes aye. mr. critz votes no. mr. rooney. mr. rooney. mr. ryan. mr. ryan votes no. mr. plats, mr. plats. mr. rupersburger. mr. ridgel votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson. mr. gibson. mr. gibson votes aye. miss sutton. miss sutton votes no. mrs. heartsler. mrs. hearts

jones. mr. jones? mr. platts votes no. >> how has mr. longavin reported? >> aye. >> the nos are 350, the ayes are 26. >> so the amendment is not agreed to. >> number 177 shall now resume those proceedings. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. kissel. the clerk will call the role. >> chairman mckeon? >> no. >> mr. smith? mr. smith votes no. mr. reyes votes no. ms. sanchez? mr. sanchez votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. fwlchlt mcintyre votes aye. i'm sorry. m. mcintyre is recorded as present. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews? >> mr. andrews votes aye. mr. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. larsson votes no. mr. turner? mr. cooper votes aye. mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. franks votes no. mr. loebsack votes no. ms. pi in pgree votes aye. mr. lamborn votes no. plrks kissel votes aye. mr. whitman votes aye. mr. hinrich votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes no. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. critz rotes aye. mr. rooney votes aye. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. platts votes aye. mr. r

well, in jamestown, obviously, it was all centered in jones. and when you have a congregational polity, that authority derives from the consent of the governed, as in any democratic institution or in other words, from the congregation. >> well said. and i think it's a key point in this program, because if you - the power of religious belief, if you allow it to be vesseled, for lack of a better word, in a single person, if the person - as she said it did - if the person becomes the focus, then how is that power dispersed? it's a bit frightening. yeah, susanna? >> yeah, but in that whole situation there, you would have needed a secret ballot, too, from what they say, and that's not very likely to happen. and you have to have people who are capable of voting - of making up their own minds. and you were making a little joke about the lawyers earlier - they would have been the last group to fall for thing in the absence of concrete - of solid evidence. but they, apparently, weren't even free to lead - they didn't feel like they could lead a revoluti

and i was familiar with reverend jones on two counts. he had a church in muscogee which was part of the black towns tours that a good friend of mine we would congregate and people from all over the country would come to this black towns tour and the headquarters was mucogee. but we would meet in reverend jones' church. it would have his name on it. i never forgot. said, boy, i'm familiar with this person. secondly, about ten years before through the department of tourism here in oklahoma, a friend of mine that worked there had shared with me someone had mailed them all about a minute of reverend jones clip. and i was so intrigued with that. i could never put that out of my mind. so i had kind of one up on the feller. so as a result, we negotiated a price. he owned the moon and i finally got him down to earth. but the risk was the film any good? after that film had been up in an attic for 70 years. you know, it's nitrate film. we're talking -- i could have been buying something that was virtually useless. but i took the risk. i took a lea

jones? mr. jones? mr. mcintyre? no. mr. chairman, the nos are 34, the ayes are 27. >> that means the amendment is not agreed to. okay. the committee postpones further proceedings on the amendment offered by mr. rigell. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. rigell, the clerk will call the role. >> chairman mckeon votes aye. mr. reyes voets no. mr. thornbury votes aye. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. mr. mcintyre veets no. mr. akin votes aye. mr. brady votes no. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews votes no. mr. miller votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. langevin votes no. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. larsen votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. kline votes aye. ms. bordallo. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. rogers votes no. mr. courtney votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. loebsack votes no. mr. shuster votes aye. ms. tso 234 gas votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. ms. pingree votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. kissell votes no. mr. wittman votes aye. mr. heinrich

jones signed a deal last night. he knew for a while he wanted to get this done to stay in baltimore. he arrived at a press conference greeted by kids. he gave us all the reasons why he wanted to stay in baltimore. the $85 million helps, but also o jumpstart the orioles' glorious history. >> i will be in baltimore. it is a great baseball city. it is coming back. we have to prove to the fans we are for real. we're slowly doing it. i think this is a big step in the right direction. >> we're telling orioles fans with committed to this. -- player and team. we are committed to providing hope to rebuilding our fan base. >> the contract is the largest foreign oriel by more than $16 million. -- the contract is the largest for an oriole by more than $16 million. >> it seems like the orioles fans are happy with the decision to sign adam jones. we stopped by to hear their thoughts. they're welcoming him with open arms. >> he is the heart and soul of the team. he is doing everything he can to get them motivated and win games. >>

we're excited jones is back, that's great so let's keep going. >> reporter: adam jones cashes in, now the orioles hope to follow up that investment with a winning season, something they haven't had in 15 years. >> now to find out how jones and the orioles faired, stay with us. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about, in fact, we just got an update on it. amtrak service is now restored after being suspended for several hours today but serious delays are still expected between washington, d.c. and philadelphia. crews have been dealing with problems regarding overhead wires. we'll have the latest on these delays later on. if you're waiting for anyone to get off the train tonight, do expect hours of delays. >>> an investigation is under way after a barricade situation in northeast baltimore. you can see a large number of police here. they say that a woman got into a fight with her boyfriend then he hit her in the head with a gun. the woman was taken to shock trauma, we don't have an update on her condition tonight. >>> they're searching for answers, an investigation is under way tonig

ss jones. just one of those things i never forgot. i thought i'm familiar with this person. secondly, about ten years before, through department of tourism here in oklahoma a friend of mine that worked there shared with me someone had mailed them all of about a minute of reverend jones clip. and i was so intrigued with that. i could never put that out of my mind. so i had kind of one up on the seller. i'm familiar with jones. so as a result, we negotiated a price. he was on the moon. i finally got him down to earth. but the risk was was the film any good, after the film had been up in an attic for 70 years, you know, it is nie trait film. i could have been buying something that was virtually useless. i took the risk. it was a leap of faith. and as a result of that, got it transferred, sent it onto scottsdale, arizona, where they digitized it, et cetera, et cetera. and eventually it was sold in new york city through my agent to yale university. a picture speaks a thousand words. a moving picture

we're excited jones is back. >> adam jones cashes in. now the oriels hope to follow up that investment with a winning season, something they haven't had in 15 years. >> thank you. we're going to find out how skwloens and the or -- jones and the oriels did today. >>> a teenager falls down a maryland dam. this rescue is caught on tape. a teenager boy slipped down the pret thety boy dam this afternoon. he wasn't hurt. he did become trapped on a ledge. this police helicopter lowered a rescue swimmer down to the boy. he is home safe tonight. >>> the search is on for a missing better in kent county. a 21-year-old man jumped off a boat for a swim and never came back up. it happened near hallow point. as far as we know, that search is ongoing. were still waiting for an update. >>> a frightening home envision. they shoot one man and shoot his girlfriend. the victims and the suspects for us. >> there were four people inside that house when two robers broke in. tonight one of them spoke with witness about what -- wjz about what she saw. >> it's hur

jones is only 26... batting 3-11, with 14 homeruns and 29 r-b-i this season.jones said ttday...happened, but he took a ppysical nd his agent is in town. it's not uncommon that proven n-f-l vets don't report to any team activity unless it's mandatory.that's why he ray lewis, matt birk, and d, - haloti ngata at the start of this week's o-t-a's. errell suggs and ray rice no shows as well... but those are for different reasons.injury... and money. monee.organized team activities are voluntary...and really for younger players..so it was unusually to spot receiver anquannboldin at owings mills."q" enters his 10th season.there arr 12 otterr reccivers on the rosser... jacoby jones has 6 years... other than that... receivvr experrence iss2 years or less.. that's hy anquan felt hh had to report... 3& they are the two best programs in women's lacrosse...maryland and northwestern.16 national championships between the two. and they always meet for title time.in 2010, those two met... with the terps bringing home a national title.last ear, they met... and norttwesterr won. won.this season, so

seth jones, does this... what you know of this agreement, does it represent a step forward in our relationship with afghanistan? >> well, i think what it does do is, it ensures that the united states does not make the mistake that it made in... at the end of the soviet wars, and that is completely leave. but what it doesn't do is, we have no indication of what the u.s. military footprint will be, how much aid it's going to continue to give, and what the very specifics of the u.s. relationship with afghanistan will be like after 2014. none of that is in this agreement. >> ifill: does this mean that this agreement, brian katulis, this agreement is about what's not going to happen as opposed to what is going to happen? >> i actually think this is a very important agreement in sending a message, reassuring the afghans of enduring support at a time of transition. the u.s. is bringing its troops home. we have a plan to get down to 68,000 troops by the end of this year. they're going to reassess those levels, but i

that's how much adam jones will make under a new six-year deal. stan saunders has new details about tomorrow's history making announcement. stan? >> well, it is a historic contract, none seen by any orioles player since they came into town in 1944. young, gifted. six years, $85 million. that's about $14 million per year which stops $8 million per year. 1-4. even stretched double even into a triple and even sold another base this year. adam jones, second highest paid behind matt of the dodgers. >> it's humbling just the thought of it. >> they're going to keep on calling, especially new family out of the woodwork, et cetera. adam, there is a no trade clause. how about that? >> that's important, stan. thank you. wjz will be at the news conference tomorrow with adam jones and dan with all the details tomorrow at 6:30 and 11:00. >>> police are searching for a peeping tom at a maryland tourist hot spot. wjz is live at the inner harbor where weijia jiang has the latest. weijia? >> reporter: the suspect is accused of using his cell phone to assault a woma

plus an interview on marion jones. about the olympic triumph and the doping scandal that sent her to prison. >> i realized laws in prison, in solitary in particular, that being number one and marion jones meant nothing in there. >> and only in america. robin gibb with a moment that changed his and hollywood's history. >>> we begin tonight with our big story. joining me now a man with a fascinating view of the campaign, formered the newt gingrich. mr. speaker, welcome back. >> good to be with you. >> i'm gripped in fact by what you're about to tell me of what you make of the bain capital fury given you hammered mitt romney in the ground over this. what do you think of what cory booker said? >> well, i think booker is telling the truth about how the american people feel. i'm very surprised that president obama went down this road for two reasons. first, we found out when we got in a fight with mitt romney over this that it didn't work. that people understand free enterprise. people understand sometimes you succeed, somet

adam jones and baltimoreeagreeing on a sii year deal...dollars.the 26 year old ssn diego native joined the orioles in 008.the new contract keeps jones in the charm cityythrough 20-18.jones said sunday he's ggad o be staying in baltimore. oc: do a lot in this city city jones is now the second-highest-paid center ffeller in the big leagues. that brings us to our questton new 6 year contract help tte - o's makk the playoffs?we'll o'clock hour. you can also gg to us what you think... sound off through facebook... or send us a tweet at foxbaltimore. meanwhile... i'll have another gallops at bemont park suuday. trainer doug o'neill is takkngg an unconventional path to a triple crown bid by using a series oo strong gallops rather than formal workouts to preppre i'll have anothhr for is june 9th. a group of party-crashiig cows caused some moments of chhos in massachusetts.as tim caputo explains... ttey got so comfortable they even helped themselves to some beerr beer. "you guys having a good time tonight?"they're the biggestt party animals you'll

aarp mary ellen jones moved to arlington a few -- >> reporter: mary ellen jones moved to arlington aew years ago and estimates her bike's value to be 6 to $800 on. thursday she saw it on craigslist for $150 recognized the studded tires she installed meant for riding in the snow. >> i can't imagine there are too many people around here who have that particular make and model of bike with studded tires. >> reporter: the phone number on the ad is the same one 9 news now saw in another stolen bike listed on craigslist last week. danny lesh found his stolen bike on craigslist, met the alleged thief and stole his bike back during a test ride this, after failed attempts to get d.c. metro police involved. >> i had served them up a criminal on a platter and for whatever reason she weren't able to do it. >> reporter: jones -- they weren't able too do it. >> reporter: jones posted her craigslist ad just like lesh did to warn other bike owners and victims, but she hit a roadblock with the d.c. metro police. >> they told me nothing they can do first because i'm an arlington resident and second, t

serene jones is union's first female president. she believes the rate at which women are entering theology and ministry is one of the biggest changes in 2,000 years of christianity. >> there are communities in this country in which if a woman says she wants to be a minister, she's not going to be looked at like she's stark raving mad. to have a situation in which we recognize the fullness of life of women, the full equality of women changes everything. >> women with seminary degrees are becoming ordained pastors. but they are also becoming chaplains, social workers, counselors, authors, scholars and professors. despite the new opportunities, limitations do remain, even in denominations that support female leadership. >> the number of women from union and the number of women in this country who are the senior leaders of large congregations is so miniscule, and it still is sort of the, what they refer to as the stained glass ceiling. you can only go so far. >> jones says the challenges can be subtle. >> there are obstacles i think in

lee jones's voice/\. we did not have a lot of franchisees like this. science-fiction comedy. a live-action cartoon. only limited by the imagination of the writers and producers. we have so many robotics and special effects. they can have all of these intergalactic creatures in you have two reactors going after them -- great actors going after them. they go to the end of the world. the factory. it is very entertaining and it reminded me of what i liked the film to begin with. it turns out, yes, we need another movie. 3 stars. when you get all of these remakes and all of the cartoons coming to life, it is nice to see something that is original. >> right. i got a little less of a job. >> read all of the reviews online. we have >> this is 11 sports. the orioles opened up a set with kansas city. in other quality helping with six innings. the first inning was closed up with it we can -- weekend curve ball. he drives this one off the face of the wall. robber in the know coming to score. three nothing, orioles. a

what has phoenix jones done that you find so deplorable?e protects seattle. >> he doesn't protect seattle. the police protect seattle. or at least now they're just getting a little lazy, perhaps, don't you think? if they're trusting jones with all of this celebrity and all this tomfoolery when all of his silly other pansy wearing friends just pa rouse about the town as if you haven't noticed on the news quite serious times. >> what is that wep than you'ap you're threatening phoenix jones with? like a can opener? >> i can using in i want. and it doubles as a pen. not many people know that. >> who do you look up to as a villain? who are your villain heroes? >> we have the jocker. we have dr. evil. my personal favorite, martha stewart. >> oh! >> how do we know that you and phoenix jones aren't just homeboys and you're doing this to get yourselves some publicity? >> homeboys? i live in an underground cave. how many home. boys do you think i have? >> what's the worst thing that you've done to the city that now you can't do, because phoenix jones

this time it was chris davis bringing in adam jones. even with the defense shifting to the right, still punches a single into right field. buck showalter, did >> we have to keep doing the things to make it continue. the dugout was what was the promotion. i would love for the promotion to be a good baseball. o's center fielder adam jones appears to have moved closely to a long-term deal with the o's. the deal is expected to run five or six years. 80 to $90 million value which will make jones the highest paid oriole of all times. adam jones knows this could take a little while to work out a deal. it is an exciting thing. all y'all have been calling me. it is an imnature situation -- it is an imminent situation, but i will let you know as soon as i do. >> they have gone through this ncaa turement as the top seed. by now toume knows his team. he said it is important to also have fun in the spotlight. something he sees his kids able to pull off. it is why you play the game, for times like this. i think every one of us dreams of this opportun

jones will sign an $85.5 million contract extensions sunday morning. maybe things have finally turned the corner for baltimore. a great start. ing it two.mak they got a quality start to the however chen he did give of the shot. what a shot. into the royals' bullpen. the quick hands. a great play to end the game. did across final had the potential for an all state of maryland championship game for the first time since 1979. we start with the second consecutive year. drew -- did that a lot today. four goals for him. the blue devils hanging around. a nice shot from behind the net. makes it a 10-7 game. part of a hat trick. on to the championship game, a 16-10. their season turned around with renewed commitment. >> i think everybody has read dedicated themselves. everybody has stepped up. everybody gave more focused, more effort. i think our followers did a better job of following. we had one of those moments where we knew if we did not do that, it would be done. >> toyota began the season not ranked. now they are the ones -- no. 1 seed. facing notre dame.

a one hopper to adam jones. two away. sweeney gets his third. >> jim: hit a couple strike outs and line drives. that's what he does. and again any time you get on and get pedroia to the plate the ability to hit doubles. such a good highball hitter. >> gary: johnson 6-13. runner on at first base will be the 14th hit of the ball game for boston. orioles have 12. pedroia takes a breaking ball a good one. inside corner. that one locked him up before he got the swing started. pedroia single came back. since then he has drawn two walks. been stranded both times. fastball away. one ball, one strike, two down. this will be the 18th pitch for jim johnson. the seventh reliever used by the orioles. two pal one strike -- two ball one strike count. >> jim: you can't anticipate going this long. 13 innings on friday certainly doesn't bode well. don't want to over use guys. >> gary: and you can't give into pedroia because he can drive the ball. and if you walk him you got gonzalez hitting over .400. >> jim: he will chop that one foul. >>

the emergency repair work along the jones falls expressway is done.all lanes... northbound and of schedule.lanes closures were necessary for repairs oo collaased drainage pipes undeeneath the eepressway. 3&maryyand's larrest casino wil soon be opening. opening.tomorrow, maryland live is opening it's doors to the media for a reeiew...but it will open to the public on pune 6th.the casino will hae over 4-thousand lot machines. it's the third to opee in the state. 3hh's the richest oriole inn club history... adam jones and baltimore agreeing on a six yearrdeal... worth 85-point-5 million dollars. dollars.the 26 year old san orioles in 2008.the new contract keeps jones in the charm city through 20-18.jonns said sunday he's glad to be staying in baltimore. oc: do a lot in this city pity jones is now the second-highest-paid center fielder in the big leagues. 3 justin bieber... lady gaga and beyonce are making headlines to. today.first up... justin pieber... the los angeles police departmmnt wants to talk to the siiger. singer.bieber is accused of having an altercation w

we're excited jones is back. that's great. >> adam jones cashes in.now the oriels hope to follow up that investment with a winning season, something they haven't had in 15 years. >> jones becomes the sengd second -- second highest paid center fielder. >>> the thunder trail the spurs by where you know game. the spurs hosted game 1 last night. gary neil helped spark an 18-3 run for the spurs. san antonio won the game 101-98. game 2 is tomorrow. >>> daryl franchene is celebrating a big victory in the indianapolis 500. >> he's going to join an elite group as he's going to become three time winner at indianapolis. >> the race ended under a caution flag. actress ashley jud was on hand per her husband's third win. in a very, very hot day in indianapolis, indiana, he decided to cool off with a shower. >> there you go. 9 #00 days from -- 90 days from now they're going to be in baelt mother. it's in-- baltimore. it's incredible watching the 500 thinking we have one of those races. ours is a road course in a different discipline, this is more of an engineering f

adam jones, 16 in a row tonight. orioles, 5-0. believe it or not, bottom of the fifth, chris davis, brings in jones. thrilled with the energy out in the stands at the yard tonight. >> it is a good atmosphere. we have to keep doing the things to make it continue. my first thought, the promotion. the promotion to be good baseball. >> adam jones appears to have moved close to a long-term deal with the orioles. he has taken -- the deal is expected to run five or six years with an 80-$90 million vault -- value. his agent is in town. he knows it could take a little more patience to work out a deal. >> i am not in their offices. this is a pretty cool office to have. it is an exciting thing, a humbling thing, just the thought of it. it is not complete. it is a humbling feeling, i know it is exciting, but i would rather wait so i can have some good news for you. >> a heartbreaking loss for the maryland's women's lacrosse team, losing to northwestern, 9- 7. northwestern will face syracuse and the final. loyola lacrosse will take their next

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answers. >>> marion jones is back with me now.he night that your husband drives you 2008 to this prison and you get dropped off, and you walk in, and they take you to a cell. and the door shuts. >> right. >> what are you thinking? >> like how did this happen? how in the world is my worst nightmare actually happening? >> you had gone from $80,000 a race, and i don't know what that is per inch, but it is a lot, right? and then suddenly, you are in a tiny cell and you are a felon. >> well, i think to put things in perspective, when i was a child i used to always want so bad for my name to be written in the paper for my accomplishments, of course. and my reality is now that i don't want it written in the paper, and sometimes it is tough being a celebrity, because when i walked into prison unlike most people who go to prison, i will tell you, because i don't think that you have any history of that, most people go unknown. i walked in, and everybody knew who i was, and there were helicopters circling, and there were photographers trying

sno ♪ well, of course, we're hearing the "indiana jones" theme. >> where's his whip?s not "indiana jones" without the whip. >> it's a bunch of college kids running around in their underwear all over campus. it's the second annual "indiana jones" run. they've done this for the past few years. guys from the pierson scholarship hall, they do this. they go all over campus. into the gymnasium. they go all through the school. >> there's a guy, there's a guy, there's a guy. >> wait, was there a guy? >> there's a guy running behind with a boom box. it looks like he's running playing the theechme. >> the best part, toward the end, one of the larger fellows, he got a little tired. >> aww. >> he didn't train? >> he was, like, you know what? this has been fun and all, but it's too much running. listen to this. >> and he's right. these natives, they never did catch him in 2012. maybe next year. >>> that's our show for today. thank you so much for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow, everybody. have a great rest of your day.

police tell wjz 56-year-old douglas jones was homelesslying in the woods near the -- living in the woods near the church and getting help from the food bank. he reportedly became angry. >> how this individual ended up with a firearm is shocking. >> reporter: police say the gun used to kill corector mary marguerite kohn and brewington wiz registered in jones' name. >> he didn't think that he would actually go that far. they're saying that you know, it was over food. but he doesn't believe -- he thinks it was like more deeper with you know the franklin. >> reporter: she says his world collapsed after a rocky divorce and trouble with his once successful landscaping business. >> it was driving very well and things just went downhill. >> reporter: police have not revealed if jones had any mental health issues. church leader vow to continue and won't do it through bulletproof glass. >> they reach out and they give the helping hands and always give the benefit of the doubt. >> reporter: police say it looks like the two women were not specifically targeted. don back to you. >> thank you very muc

jones. >>> top al qaeda leader is dead tonight. he was wanted for his role in the 2000 bombing of the u.s. coal warship. he was hit by a missile from a drone when he was stepping out of his vehicle in yemen. it comes after extended surveillance by the cia and the u.s. military. >> it's sistering up strong emotions about the attacks. the latest on the on going hearings. >> lawyers for the prisoners charged with the september 11th attacks say their clients were not trying to disrupt the court by reading magazines, praying, and not answering the judge's questions. >> they refuse to acknowledge the legitimacy of the military commissions. >> the five men including the one that claims to have planned the hijackings were arraigned in military court saturday. eddie was one of the few victim's relatives there. he lost his sister lucy when the towers in new york came tumbling down. >> how they perceive themselves and how the lawyers are perceiving them, hurtful. hurtful because they have no remorse. they have no -- i don't think they have an

jones' agent is in town.rces tell us jones and his agent are fully satisfied with the orioles latest offer. adam jones knows this could take a little more patience to work out a deal of that side -- size. >> i'm not in my office. it is an exciting thing. it is a humbling thing, just even the thought of it. it is not complete. trust me, my phones are going up as all you-all have been calling me and blowing up each other's fonals. it is a humbling feeling. i know it is exciting. i would rather have good news for you guys. >> in foxborough, charlie toume and his lacrosse team face the irish. notre dame in the final four. loyola held the number one ranking have gone through this ncaa tournament in the top seed. by now toume knows his team knows how to handle the pressure. the key, the final four weekend, is the ability to also have fun in the spotlight, something he sees his kids able to pull off. >> we're having a will the of fun. our kids get to practice today. they are the last students -- i know they are the

a passenger in that truck with don jones.rked together for eight years. and here from his home, he said that he is too torn up, physically and mentally, to talk about what happened on camera. but he did say that he lost his best friend. >> reporter: lately, walter and his wife, have been up at night, at eight hospital, as his mother-in-law is battling cancer. he thinks he fell asleep as he and jones headed to the next job. he only remembers waking up and asking the emt about don. they vacationed together. and of. and he said his friend always wanted to do a better job. he wanted to make people happy. bogger confirms that, saying jones would often do electrical work for free. for the custodians he met on his job. >> there was not a thing he wouldn't do for somebody he lived the life of a good person. >> reporter: in harford county, mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news. >> so far, funeral arrangements have been made. >>> forgiveness and a funeral service is being offered for the man who killed himself and two others at a howard coun

the orioles add am jones telling me he is -- add amends jones adam jones telling me he is excited. the -- adam jones telling me he is excited. before they can turn their focus to friday, they had one last game against pittsburgh tonight. andrew mick kuch incoming up -- mckutchin coming up big. james mcdonald took a no hitter into the 6th inning. ryan zimmerman with a single to left brings in two. it is 4-2 pirates. in the bottom of the 9th, desmond with a chance to take the lead. strikes out swinging. nats drop this one in the second. the al leading orioles visiting kansas city. adam jones continues to heat up. a 2-run homer here for him in the 4th. this is his third great straight that he has gone. he is looking good. birds down by 1. then in the 7th, jj with bases loaded. a broken bat single brings in 2. orioles up 5-3. and that would be it. they come from behind. birds stay in first place in the al east. those punished by bounty gate are striking back. jonathan velma is suing for dever mation. -- deformation. and in what has become a common spring theme, the ravens at reed, we'l