jones.e 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. [ cheers and appla

doing what george jones can.ries. he drove the tractor downtown. he finished the lawn and drove it to downtown nashville and sold it for $25. he did have the demons but the last years of his life, miss nancy came in there and i wrote her an e-mail today that you, miss nancy, sweetheart, you gave some wonderful years to my friend's later life. and, yeah, he had demons. we all have demons. but she kind of got him straightened out a little bit. and i think it added to his life-- >> brown: that's his wife. >> absolutely. >> brown: you know, we're all used to these days to the crossover stars, musicians doing a lot of different genres. he really-- he kind of bucked that, right? he just stayed with the style that he himself loved. >> absolutely. he was flattop a flattop guy and black suit and white shirt and black tie. and he just-- you know, he just stood up there and sang like george jones. i've often said i thought george jones was what-- to country music what frank sinatra was to pop music or tony bennett or johnny

quincy jones. the legend.nly are you a legend but you have had a whole career working with other legends. let me know what it was like working with them. i have to start with ray charles. >> ray was like my brother from another mother. ray came into the town in florida. he had sight until he was six. he had chickenpox and scratched his eyes when he was in florida. he went to the white house, they wouldn't let him in. when he got to the black house, he was blind. he was like 100 years older than me. he was living at home. i was 14. he had his own apartment, two pair of shoes, two pair of suits, two girlfriends, a record player then and everything. ray was very independent. his mother taught him to not be like with the canes and the dogs. ray would go shopping on his own, whatever. the streets, cross the lights. i never could figure out how he could do that. the only time ray got blind was when there pr pretty girls around. stevie does the same thing today. i bust him all the time. you get all blind, man. >> par

grammy goes to quincy jones and michael jackson. >> quincy joans. >> nominated for 79 grammys, jones has taken home 27. >> he was also just honored at the tribeca film festival. for a career spanning 60 years. jones has discovered and worked with some of the biggest stars of all-time. i recently sat down with quincy jones to talk about his legacy. >> you have had a career that spans over six decades. you play with everybody. you have done just about everything. how did you get here? >> i don't know. as they say in chinese, ebu, ebu, which means step by step. one step at a time and i couldn't -- nobody in the world could predict what happened in my life. i couldn't predict it man of what happened to work with every idol i ever had from billy holiday, ray charles and i came up together between 14 and 16. cab cal obey jay mcsham, buoy daisy duke ray charles aretha paul simon, frank sinatra michael jackson. >> that's the whole 20th century of black music. >> ludicrous, snoop dogg everybody. incredible, man. it is a blessing and i receive it very gracefully. >> when you got into the music

tonight we remember the great george jones. tonight we remember the great george jones. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. there is nothing like thousands of delayed flights and ruined plans and missed meetings to get the attention of congress right befo they all got on a plane to leave town for a week-long break. they voted on something of a repair job for the so-called sequester budget cuts which affected air traffic controllers which, in turn, have affected flights all across this country. while hardly a profile in courage by this congress, it might be a rare moment of customer service, whatever their motivation. we begin with nbc's tom costello at washington national airport again tonight. hey, tom. good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. republicans blamed the white house for manufacturing this whole crisis. they say it never needed to happen. the white house saying the republicans have to deal with the sequester. so this entire airline drama manufactured, created by washington is now resolved by washington. the

it didn't take jones out.nd jones was at the front of the line to sign on for voice mail. >> when we installed the voice mail system, the first thing we did was send a blast out to all clients, you can now pick up your messages and never, ever, ever have to wait on hold. they all signed up. >> nowadays jones takes the same view of text messaging. >> the caller has no idea that once the agent is done taking that call, they will send a transcript of that message to our client via text to his cell phone. >> while embracing new technology has helped her survive, she says that's not why customers keep coming back to her service. >> i just don't think we are ever going to replace person to person. >> with a crew of well-attain trained at manning the phones, customer clients don't realize they are talking to a call service. justin marsh was surprised to learn that jones' agents don't just take message. >> good afternoon. this is reid. how may i help you. >> in a typical answering service i think of someone picking up

with big feet. >> the judges gave jones 26 out of 30.that was the third highest score of the night. kelly swoop was in the ballroom during the performance. she got their thoughts on what appears to be a narrowing competition. >> it's tight. you got to step up. it's show time. either you swing it or duck it. >> it's a long marathon. we are halfway through. >> swoop will be in la for the elimination episode. get live updates from inside the ballroom by following her on twitter. swoop from abc 2 under the hash tag team baltimore, dancing with the stars begins at 9:00 tonight. catch it here on abc 2. go to la for dancing with the stars. enfor if a chance to win the final performance next month. a 3-day, two-night hotel stay. like our abc 2 facebook fan page. the more people you can get to like our page, the better the winner. the contest ends coming up friday. i think if the future when we have dancing with the stars stories, we need to have a lynette cam. >> our personal judge. >> she is sitting over there, aha. >> i do believe with lynn on

jones is holding rock mier's baby and vice versa.ones dedicated the dance to his baby boy last week and wowed the judges. tonight side by side challenge. each competitor must perform part of the dance routine alongside a pro dance couple so you can see how they do tonight at 8:00 right here on abc >>> we want to remind you that abc2 news kelly swoope is back in l.a. for the dancing with thestars. follow her on twitter and get the information about what's going on at swoop from abc2 on dancing with the stars. >>> all right. we are going into the 5:00 hour which starts right now. >> you're watching the station that works for you. now, good morning maryland. >>> a 13-year-old and 15-year- old are walking along mountain road and are hit by a car. find out if police are any closer to finding who the driver is that took off from the scene. police brutality or necessary force. that's what many are asking after a arrest goes viral. it's tax day and if you had to write a big check to uncle sam. local businesss are offering freebies to offer e

they started calling him no show jones.e to tammy wynette failed and it seemed like it was all over until his career was rescued by one new song. ♪ he stopped loving her >> pelley: it was about a man who loved his wife until the day he died. some people think he stopped loving her today, is the best country song ever. >> how long are you going to keep doing this, george? >> well, i'm going to keep doing as long as this body will put up with me. ♪ he stopped loving her today (applause) >> pelley: george jones. in a world gone text and twitter crazy, this man still writes thousands of letters by hand. steve hartman on the road next. >> tonight's on the road segment is sponsored by phillips caplets. live the regular life. live the regular life. . ted? mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. but, it turns out all

jones could get away with nothing. i think someone asked on the break how long they were even in guyana. i don't think it could have even been two years before immediately the, you know, he's got a congressman coming down, they've got lawsuits, people were running into the jungle to hassle him- and did that push him over the edge? so it's a difficult thing with who's inside and who's outside, but nevertheless, it's one of the important functions of doctrine. sure? >> i've struggled with the idea of christianity being a guy's religion and the idea of persons belonging- i'm thinking of abraham sacrificing his property, god sacrificing his property- women don't sacrifice their children; they're self-sacrificing. and it is also very evident, as a woman, that all the god language in my church is male. the lutherans don't even have mary, and i'm wondering if the fundamentalists' attitude is also that of ownership and property and deciding what belongs to me. >> you know, you're so right in that area. and you know, the backsi

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

george jones an artist.ur prayers go out to nancy and his family and his command before the creator, this time, the possum will show up. we leave you with a bits of the george's performance on this show from 2009. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ all you want to sit around pout. ♪ now i got i am taken out. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i am long, gone. ♪ going to leave you anyhow. ♪ well i vehicle in the phonehouse so dog gone long. there is something wrong. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i'm long gone daddy. going to leave you anyway. ♪

george jones an artist.ur prayers go out to nancy and his family and his command before the creator, this time, the possum will show up. we leave you with a bits of the george's performance on this show from 2009. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ all you want toound pout. ♪ now i got i am taken out. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i am long, gone. ♪ going to leave you anyhow. ♪ well i vehicle in the dog phonehouse so dog gone long. there is something wrong. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i'm leaving town. ♪ i'm long gone daddy. going to leave you anyway. we do not. i'm angry. leavitt that. ♪ john: who cares? a slightly different code means you have been struck. 13,000. john: government mess. >> obamacare is working. >> this is a simple, strong, good thing. john: and then there is free-market. >> my cell phone, my e-mail address. >> the long-term players in the medical business need to be pushed to a new way of looking at things. john: well will be the new way? government? free-market? and what happens when the conflict? >> thereof the crimina

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there you g jacoby jones set a high -- you go. jacoby jones set a high goal.hey scored 26 out of 30. abc2's kelly swoope sales she feels jacoby is safe. >> he says he wants to get some 10's next time around. those viewer calls are very, very important. they take an average between all the contestants and somehow calculate. it's very confusing. the bottom line is he got good scores, plenty of votes. we know he has the personality. we hope he has what it takes. >> we were at the grove, an upscale shopping area when we stumbled upon the set of extra. who better to ask for advice than maria. too bad we couldn't get near her. we found fans have already picked their favorite. >> jacoby. he's perfect. >> i love miss attitude -- his attitude. >> the man's beautiful. >> she came all the way from british columbia. she even has the mirror ball trophy to prove it. she's always cheered for the celebrities on the boot tom -- bottom. >> i like to root for someone with no dance background. so i'm rooting for andy dick or d. l. >> an improvement shows d. l. and andy dick at th

jones passed away at a hospital in nashville. jones had number one hits.ted into the country music hall of fame in 1992. fellow singer alan jackson wasted no time dedicating a performance to the legend. >> to my friend george jones, greatest country singer of all time. >>alisyn: i believe it was alan jackson who said if we have had -- what dolly parton says, my heart is absolutely broken. george jones was my all-time favorite singer and one of my favorite people in the world. my heart goes out to nancy and all of his family and friend. george jones was 81 years old. he had such a beautiful voice, we should play "he stopped loving her today." it seems appropriate. >>clayton: for all the young people that aren't familiar with george jones, go to itunes and download his greatest hits album. >>mike: yesterday we had billy ray cyrus on, the first person out of his mouth george jones and he didn't know george died. he died 20 minutes later. >>clayton: coming up, the boston bombers said they hated america but had no problem living on the taxpayer's dime. >>mike:

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quick look at the dow jones industrials. the stocks are up today.ostly flat on the session, up about 30 points. the fox business network's' peter barnes is here to break down the numbers. explain what made the gdp rebound? >> well, greg, a surprise in the report was how well the consumer held up in the first quarter despite everything coming out of washington. the expiration of the payroll tax cut did not hurt consumer spending, but higher taxes and sequester spending cuts helped to spook businesses. they cut become on their investments. >> there continues to be an anxiety about the fiscal situation, how it will be resolved. still have the debt ceiling conversation this summer, and many people worry about how that's going to impact the bottom line. >> but businesses did invest in restocking their inventory of the products they sell. greg greg the gdp is going to be getting a makeover soon? >> yeah. this is interesting. the commerce department is changing how it measures gdp, starting this quarter, because of some new international standards it will

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jones lived hard, he battled alcoholism and earned nickname no show jones for mission many performances. historians say that give his music a special edge. >> such a mournful, bluesy voice but celebrating live, combining that into a voits, his voice is whiskey with cream on top. >> what a great way to describe it. thanks for that. jones had his final top 20 hit in 1998, he died at age 81. >> boxing legend sugar ray leonard is in the bay area talking about an event that happened outside of the ring. leonard spoke in a lunchen and captivated the crowd opening up about being abused as a child by both the coach and a supporter. >> i'm here because i want to speak up. i want to speak out. i wish there was a prevention center for me that coy have been a part of that could have helped me during my time. >> he donated a pair of signed boxing gloves to the auction. the benefit raised $450,000 for the center. >> what a success. >> what a story. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. the deal on capitol hill to get furloughed air traffic controllers back to work. but what about the spendi

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but you can check it out yourself on mother jones. hogan, someone at mother jones has identified a campaign aide as the one who is talking about ashley judd's mental health in these tapes. they say on there that she clearly, this sounds extreme, but she's emotionally unbalanced. it's been documented. you can go into chapter and verse from her auto biography, she was hospitalized for 42 days when she had a mental breakdown in the 1990s. we know your political background of working on santorum's presidential campaign. is this something that will be fair game because it was in an autobiography or does this hit below the belt? >> for a campaign to directly attack an opponent on their mental health was definitely below the belt. i think it's quite frankly reprehensible and nasty. but you know, because it is public record, you can count on outside groups and organizations to make sure they point this up if they're trying -- if they have a vested interest in keeping any particular political seat and this one's no different. when campaigns st

jones.erman stocks or bonds i may let that go. >> you saw the interview i had with the attorney and sac capital. >> what he did not get out was it that sec forced firm source citigroup for big companies to it meant wrongdoing nobody would do it. there would force them into court the sec doesn't have the manpower to litigate every single case against wall street. the deterrent volume is a pate of big fine and they're great over the kohl's. is the judge to is ruling regarding citigroup now have to reject it if that's the case that will have huge value because firms will say the sec will go nuts because they understand companies would say we will not admit anything. why would we? t it would say i would rather rolled the dice. i will fight it out. this will throw securities law from that will whole into complete chaos. the other half as criminal that is where people have to remit or deny wrongdoing. so can they bring a criminal case? so based on what i know matthew is not cooperating with the an

jones helped draft part of the speech king deliver there'd in august, 1963. but towards the end of the speech, king heard a voice. >> then there, came a point where as he's speaking his favorite gospel singer performed earlier shouts to him as is he at the lecturn tell them about the dream, martin. tell them about the dream. >> king put the speech to the side and began improvizing. >> very a dream. >> so, the speech which he -- had is celebrated the i have a dream portion was never written. it was spontaneously spoken. and given. >> among people in the audience was a young senator ted kennedy. later confirm that had story in the book "true compass". jones is a visiting scholar at usf. his stories are featured in his book "behind the dream". the 82-year-old is frank when asked what his life would have been like if he had not met dr. king. >> i would have been just another very rich, very successful amoral negro that. is what i would have been. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> that is fascinating. >> it is fascinating. well, coming up next a possible enry in

jones lived hard, he battled alcoholism and earned nickname no show jones for mission many performances. historians say that give his music a special edge. >> such a mournful, bluesy voice but celebrating live, combining that into a voits, his voice is whiskey with cream on top. >> what a great way to describe it. thanks for that. jones had his final top 20 hit in 1998, he died at age 81. >> boxing legend sugar ray leonard is in the bay area talking about an event that happened outside of the ring. leonard spoke in a lunchen and captivated the crowd opening up about being abused as a child by both the coach and a supporter. >> i'm here because i want to speak up. i want to speak out. i wish there was a prevention center for me that coy have been a part of that could have helped me during my time. >> he donated a pair of signed boxing gloves to the auction. the benefit raised $450,000 for the center. >> what a success. >> what a story. >> there is more still to come tonight at 6:00. the deal on capitol hill to get furloughed air traffic controllers back to work. but what about the spendi

so bob jones was his hero. won in '63, didn't win in '64, i won in '65 and that year i'd broken the record, i shot 64 one round, i shot 27 1, broke hogan's record by three shots. and he said -- he says "young mr. nicklaus, you play a game with which i'm not familiar." meaning obviously a game he had not seen the likes of which was very, very flattering saying that here i played better than anybody he'd ever seen play. >> rose: but what you added to the game at that time was power. >> i added power. i never liked -- i never liked being a power player. i always had power available. i love short golf courses. i love shot-making courses. i love to hook the ball, cut the ball, play it high, play it low. i like to play the shots but i had the power and i had it available and when i wanted to use it i had it in and that was a tremendous advantage and particularly at augusta because there were several holes at augusta you did it and took advantage of it. >> rose: but you played with power a as well as finesse and that'

any thoughts about george jones?rue. i did cover this on radio today i'm starting to listen to his music. it was unfair to people as talented as george jones, if you didn't grow up with him in your generation, he becames famous because people are driven to his music now. we missed out. >> eric: in 198 -- toto be honest, i don't know george jones. maybe this is why he lived until he was 81. in 1983, jones married his fourth and final wife. >> kimberly: see, bob. >> bob: that is a requirement, since '18? i'll cut it off. >> eric: still got time. tremendous is a fact. sometimes you do the medical segments in the "e" block. it's true. that can help prolong your life if you're married. >> bob: since you should live to be 110. >> kimberly: my gosh. >> bob: after all of these marriages. >> greg: do you like -- >> kimberly: that's why i look so youthful. >> greg: do you like music that makeos you weep? >> bob: i like it better than the stuff you play i can't understand anything or crap like that. george jones said wonderful

down 13 points on the dow jones industrial average.just came along, telling there are a number of stocks with heavy to buy. we'll see if this changes very much, because of course it's early at this point and they could be pared off by the close. but down just 13 points on the dow jones industrial average. >> gold really taking a hit, maria, very interesting. the gld is down almost 5%. >> and it's been plummeting, recently, gold. >> meanwhile, big interview right now. you just sat down exclusively with one of the biggest in the media business, john malone. tell us what he told you. >> so many different things that we've aired today and discussed, of course. malone may be known as a visionary when it comes to the media business, but what has already fueled his approach to investing is a focus on tax-advantaged assets and a mantra that says when the money is cheap, use it. tell me about your approach, given cheap money. where we are right now. >> one way to look at is, it's the present value of future cash flows, discounted by the borrowi

george jones battled addiction to alcohol and drugs in the 1970s.up for concerts the fans called him no-show jones. he wrote in the autobiography about the time his wife hid his car keys because he had been drink toog much. he managed to cruise eight miles to the liquor store on his riding lawnmower. george jones said his fourth wife nancy helped him kick the habits in the 1980s. julie banderas live in the new york city newsroom with more. >> reporter: people say jones was to country singing what sinatra was to crooning thebald. those remember him as one of the best. rigy scaggs says the words "who is going to fill their shoes" has never been more true than today. alan jackson says while george was known for the wild and crazy days, i have known him for 25 years as a friend and he had grown in to a real good man. >> ♪ she smiles ♪ nods her head ♪ says hon, that's for you ♪ it's not much but the best >> he grew up in beaumont, texas, where he sang on the street for tips. the first hit was in 1959 with "white lightning." in 1969 he married tammy wynet

slim and none in slams out of town forty year old jones has won thirty eight of his forty two fights thirty by knockout after winning the w.b. a cruiserweight belt in two thousand and seven the panamanian went through a long period of inactivity defending his title only twice in five years and was stripped of his belt in two thousand and twelve after attempting to postpone a fight with liberty if for the second time the russian was awarded the title and successfully defended it last december against colombian sent on the sill god here in moscow so let it go in reach for the stars and they're here for the encapsulation he's got to be there where the warning you know me but i love live it up because he's a family man he always speaks about his family he's not reaching for something that is ostentatious of his you know he's happy what is going to have been here do whatever's necessary to promote better family union and to be able to deal with taking care of curity and help for his family i respect admire and love dennis babbitt up for that two weeks before the liberty versus jones fourt

dow jones industrial average up 14 points. 've known?e gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned aot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, onehing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us thatou can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. liz: just amazing on a day like this to have the ipo see world is making quite a splash of there first day of trading rally more than 26 percent this morning i spoke with parks and entertainment ceo asking what it felt like to finally make the plunge to go public? >> i could not have spent more gratif

and clarence jones comes into the picture.his attorney who has been on the show it a number of times. he ends up sneaking this letter out of the jail cell, we are told. tell me about plants and dr. king and how the letter got out. >> clarence begins to smuggle .ut some of these jottings he was being asked to stuff these jottings into his pants. there is a little bit of comedic theater going on here. it out to wyatt tee walker who is really the man who supervises the production of the letter. tote walker is able decipher king's scrawl. he is making these arguments and their are at -- and there are arrows and arabesques. they're trying to figure it out. there is a 17-year-old woman from a gala, georgia who is typing it up. dr.they are saying that king can preach good, but he can't write because they can't figure out what he is saying. grandioses a document with a backstage that is a comedic and logistical nightmare in some ways. in a few days, king has access to other people than clarence jones. so they have a draft back to him

and then naturally today ron paul went on the alex jones radio show.ones conspiracy theory right now is that the white house bombed the boston marathon. the government did it as a false flag attack as part of a new world order conspiracy involving marxism and fascism and helicopters and something about mexico. honestly, i got lost trying to figure it out. that's what ron paul did today, he spent the day with alex jones. i'm sure it's good for business. these guys have a good racket going and they have all been in the racket for decades. you know, it's always the end of the world but not quite yet. subscribe for one more month, because then it will be the end of the world, only $19.95 and yes, you can pay in gold. what do we do when it is not just the hilarity on the internet, when it is not just your personal sadness that your crazy uncle sends glenn beck part of his social security check every month because he's terrified? what do we do when it seeps out of the edge of your a.m. radio dial in the morning, seeps out of that lucrative fringe market and

down about 87 points for the dow jones industrials.gain of only 88,000 jobs for the march nonfarm payrolls numbers. we also find the final four. sony people on wall street have their brackets. harvard through everything in the first couple games. the louisville cardinals, the wichita state shocker, this here accused orangemen and the michigan wolverines. there is one company that is watching this extraordinarily closely. they have a big dog in this fight. it is majestic. we have the president with us. good to see you. >> we need the michigan wolverines to come through for us. liz: michigan fans are all peaked out. >> we have the license with michigan directly. it is an opportunity for us. liz: majestic used to be called not make. you guys have some really important contracts with some of these schools. >> yes. we provide a pair of solutions across the board. this is a gnarly teeth. still it looks like it is old already. this is a slogan one. what you call these? >> it is standard it is a women's product there is a phone off the hook. [

but mother jones, let me read as well what they set out. they said they have no comment on an fbi investigation but they received the tape through a source that they have not identified. >> yeah, and what's interesting, is that they seem to indicate that it was not the product of watergate style bugging which could be something to watch as we try to figure out who did leak there and how did that, how did this wind up coming about. again, a lot of this looks unsavory, it doesn't sound so great. but it is the way a lot of raw politics, it is exposing the raw politics of a lot of these campaigns. >> let me play a portion of this released by mother jones on their website. a mcconnell aide, discussing ashley judd and strategy in the event she entered the race. let's play it. >> she's clearly, this sounds extreme, but she is emotionally unbalanced. i mean it's been documented. she had a mental breakdown in the '90s. so there you have it. and this all comes with interesting timing as well. we know that mitch mcconnell is concerned that he might be

if you like info wars which is a show hosted by alex jones, if you like glenn beck and alex jones whoon landing and that 9/11 was an elaborate hoax and that it was secretly the white house that bombed the boston marathon, michelle obama was in on it and there was no massacre at sandy hook, they were hoaxes, if you are one of those folks, a conspiracy theorist who believes in the glenn beck alex jones view of the world, well, that doesn't mean you don't need love. and so hash tag info wars pickup lines. what's your sign in mine is it's a little different than most dating sites and some folks identify themselves geographically. this gentleman is holding a big fluffy kitty says he lives in fema region nine. so you have to know where that is if you want to meet up with him. it's a whole world out there. life is a rich paranoid tapestry for the conspiracy theorists among us. the fact that they have a conspiracy theorists only dating site organized as part of the online scene for this website and talk show, it is a reminder that there's money to be made here. right? there is money to be mad

jones.go "red state's" erick erickson tweeted, "i hope drudge stops linking to "infowars" and today "national review" sums it up this way, "it's all fairly consistent, too bat feces crazy, but essentially consistent." how big a theory do these people pose to the gop as it continually tries to re-brand itself? >> they're a huge problem. all you have to do is go back and look at the birther conspiracy to see what the problem is. they made the republican party a laughing stalk. erick erickson doing it, that's the kind of thing they need to do to get control of the message again. back in early 2000, a lot of progressive sites including "daily kos" and the "huffington post" said we're not going to publish anybody who's doing 9/11 truther nonsense. we're not going to get into it. it's a free country, big internet. create your own "word press" blog and write whatever you want about it, but you're not going to talk about that here. the right did not do that when it came to birthers. and so all of a

even post-jones, since jones left the question open we now need to lower courts to fill in the answer to that question. the governments decision is reached will suspicion could be enough, it's analogous to a stop and frisk, but even if probable cause is required it should be subject to the work requirement to it is intuitive. so the rules for jones, and the post jones era are somewhat in flux because the opinion was somewhat clear. why is the department much more resistant to award for all location information requirement than for content? it would close down to the notion of building blocks. prosecutors don't start the cases with probable cause. prosecutors build up probable cause by using less intrusive investigative techniques based on lower burdens of proof and they collected evidence and compile the evidence, and sometimes that evidence allows you to rollup innocent people and to focus on people they believe are guilty. then to put the pieces together to say now i have probable cause to get a wiretap or search warrant to do something more intrusive. cell tower information is a cr

they said they saw jones was reeg for a gun. he was unarmed. >> during the foot chase the suspect was seeing grabbing towards his waistband. this is a move consistent with someone reaching for a weapon, possibly arming himself. >> a police investigation would later reveal that jones did not have a weapon but a small scale. the widow says the jury didn't get to see all the evidence. >> it's very difficult to put on a trial when more than 75 of your evidence has been excluded and the witnesses are also excluded. >>> the evidence she is talking about was excluded by the judge because he ruled that it did not apply to the case. both officers say they feel vindicated. this the second time both officers have bone cleared. in 2011 a district attorney's office refused to file criminal charges. the attorney for jones' widow will appeal today's ruling. >>> they have confirmed there is surveillance video of last night's shooting on a muni bus in san francisco. muni has turned it over to police. hunt continues for a man that opened fire on

george jones said wonderful music.w any one of them but you can't understand them. >> kimberly: he was married to tammy wynette. >> bob: good choice. >> andrea: this is the first artist you know who it is. >> bob: i understand that. we're kindred spirits. before we go to a break, a special programming note. don't forget to set dvrs for dana perino's one-hour special. "up close with 43, president george w. bush." she got entire the former president. it airs sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. preview. y'all should watch it. ♪ ♪ >> the last day of your presidency. >> yes. >> i was there. i came in to say goodbye. you said something i thought maybe you could repeat. it was about coming in to office on the first day. wanting to make sure that when you left you could look yourself in the mirror and say i stuck to my principles. >> i think that is important in life. and it's definitely important as president to have a set of principles that one is willing to defend. so when i left midland, i told the crowd, 30,000 friends, "i'm lei

we'll remember george jones. and steve hartman on the road. office would be in the black. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. from captioning sponsored by cbs

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