with the older kids, tudor jones is focused now on the starting line. >> tudor jones: today, we're going this. the race starts after you leave this room today. are you guys ready? >> yes. >> tudor jones: i can't hear you. are you guys ready? >> yes! >> tudor jones: ready, set... ( blows whistle ) >> oh, nice to meet you. thank you so much for everything. you've got to be so proud. i am proud. man, you got it. >> pelley: after 25 years of robin hood... >> y'all are fantastic! >> pelley: ...countless lives have been changed, but the city's poverty rate doesn't; it's about 20% year in and year out. if robin hood is a hedge fund for humanity, then a wall street trader would say that tudor jones is buying on the futures market, a bet that investing in young children and families will pay big dividends in the next generation. >> tudor jones: i don't think there's ever actually a point where you can say i won. it's a constant battle. i could see myself, i could see myself with the coffin lid dropping and me, still knocking on the top of it, trying to get out because i think there'll still be a

mike jones, everybody love mike jones. you can't get mad at mike jones. you just can't. >> next on "lockup: pendleton juvenile," mike jones sets his mind on release. >> don't leave with these people, man. and if you choose to meet up with them, you're stupid. >> and staff have an excruciating time with jacob shauntee. >> why would you do that? >> he's a good kid. >> so you're trying to lose fingers because you got bored? whwhat a nightht, huh? but, u um, can thehe test drivie be over nonow? head b back to the d dealership?p? [ mamale announcncer ] it's praractically y yours. but we stitill need yourur signaturere. volklkswagen sigign then dririe is back. anand it's nevever been eaeasir to get a a passat. that's's the powerer of german n engineerining. get $0$0 down, $0 0 due at sig, $0 depososit, anand $0 firstst month's p pt on any n new volkswawagen. vivisit vwdealaler.com tododay. on any n new volkswawagen. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder c

jones and karina going for the mirror ball.low us on twitter. >> all right. >>> time for a check of your weather as you head out the door, be prepared, not the prettiest day, just tough to see on the highways. >> you are right. megan, patchy fog this morning. saturated air this morning. so give yourself enough time and drive slowly. temperature wise we're feeling and looking good. 66 degrees right now. bel air is coming in at 65. too bad the winds are not up a bit, that would kind of breakup the fog that we're seeing in the atmosphere. satellite and radar honing in on where we are, a few showers rolled in overnight. right now drizzle and midst out there, throughout the day the potential for showers and thunderstorms. a warm front passed through the area and upper level disturbance on us as well. we need the umbrella throughout the day. don't forget it. abc 2 news future trend goes into motion, and chances for showers throughout the day. so 11:00 the professional showers in the forecast. off and on throughout the day. 4:00, your

william jones jr.n 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 manager of

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

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>> i would say this about jones. the story on jones and the scope of jones is underwritten. certainly justice sonia sotomayor and justice olio's opinion talk about electronic monitoring. the opinion is careful not to rely on the catch test and not to rely on any sort of electronic concerns about all of from the monitoring. his opinion was fully about the physical intrusion and the purpose of the governmental conduct and if you read the most recent ruling from the court in this area of florida versus jargon with justice scalia writing the majority opinion you will see the focus of justice philly's concern on the physical intrusion in that case. with respect to jones -- >> what is your opinion? seems to be shortsighted to think just the physical intrusion -- >> i agree. my personal opinion is the concern with the monitoring of more important because we are already at a time where government doesn't need a physical intrusion. >> you can triangulating electronically without actually physically attacking something. that is my concern. as we look at this, i have the geo location b

i'm also here to advocate for kimberly jones. i think she'd be an excellent addition to our committee. she's been attending our meetings for the last year. always asks pertinent questions and the fact that she was badly injured, i think this is something that she shares with you, supervisor yee, and she recovered from her severe injuries. so, this is a very critical issue for kimberly and i think she'd be a great addition to our board. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is john alex [speaker not understood]. i am a member of the pedestrian safety advisory committee and i hold seat number 4, the other seat that is the one that the two candidates are here for. your approval on [speaker not understood] disability organization, i hold seat number 4, they are seat number 3. in particular, i come to you to endorse kimberly jones for seat number 3 as i became a friend and a peer of hers in 2011 after she became aware of pedestrian safety stories being covered in the san francisco chronicle. she is very engaged and dy

the dow jones industrial closing above 15,000 for the first time ev. the dow jones and s&p closing at record highs, and the small stock index, the dow hit 87-point on the day it closed at 15,056. the record for the dow jones is here. the s&p is up nearly nine points, closing at 1625.96. another record for the broader index. in therussell 2000 and up eight points, the small-cap index also hitting a record high of 967.82. the nasdaq is up four points. boasng a 5wk cle. you n sethe citent l daheren t fox sine twor >> 1000, l of fksd we wldn'do tt unl th end heear. abt a nth o, ty we sayi tha the s&p, well above 1600s. >> directv jumping, the company saw better-than-expected growth. it actually grew with subscribers here is. >> we are all asking the wrong question here. for weeks and months i keep talking about the next catalyst in what's going to take the market higher. when really it is becoming a very hollow question. we now need to look for a catalyst. >> the rising tide is floating a lot of sips. the facthat they keep coming for these large names, if

but over in spain barcelona captain got us boil was over the moon as the catalan jones paraded their league a trophy with a little help from star striker lionel messi botha have now won six domestic titles in eight years it was also the first top gong for tito below that head coach. while pakistan to man celebrations to win their first league title in one. teen years were cut short after violent scenes erupted in the french capital tens of thousands of fans had been left waiting at the trocadero when the players arrived more than an hour late and then quickly led away by security frustrated fans through stones and other objects at the police who responded with tear gas several fans were later treated for minor injuries. while chelsea became the first english club to win all three of you wafers major trophies as they beat benfica two one for a thrilling last gasp victory at the europa league final in amsterdam fernando torres put the blues in front only out with a fine solo effort cardoso levelled from the penalty spot nine minutes later but deep into injury time branislav evanovich r

s to prove who he is and what he can do i was shocked myself at how jones took so many punches i didn't even expect him to put up a defense to such a fierce attack which for woodward and as the long awaited fights between benefit skin and blood to make each car draws closer rather vitale made against the parents to cheer on the true version of farts is your new video with you presume that. i haven't seen such an intense fight for quite a while. i'm actually impressed by denise and his defense he's shown great strength will encourage a lot of character and desire to win is given a fantastic performance for more than once i thought the fight was coming to an end but it went on and on denise was leading by points and unfortunately he missed the boat but we should also take into account the fact that he couldn't see with his right eye starting from the fourth round and even jones's promoter legendary don't kill him so could face his heart was going out to the russian village levodopa is a great champion i in my opinion do not think he should have held on as long as he did because being a pr

night for washington he's lebedev who endured a brutal beating at the hands of panama's guillermo jones to relinquish his w.p.a. cruiserweight belt looking like charles has more. that's nice lou and good name or just proved to be a man of his word delivering brushes daily slippage if his second career defeat in front of his home crowd no one in the sold out serena knew mosco would have expected such a huge top six even when jones opened up a caucus on been a bit of spite in the first round neighbors have showed tremendous heart nanjing blow off blow the panamanians hard to look more she was made of stone and went on to win in the eleventh round by t.k.o. as liberty could no longer see answer these rights or an identity i want this moment today. was supposed to do i know i was shy and this phone indifference rar i still had that will pass that day and i said eight and so made a new date inside me that day when i said that i did a song that they don't need to me just that i doubt it no eight and biting the little piece that a piece of land. i offended that day among slippage of supporters

. >> can't help but think about jones strumming away on that guitar. >> that's private chris jones whoften lightened the mood for his fellow soldiers in the middle of the war zone. >> jones playing that guitar in his quirky little songs is always a memory that gives a chuckle to my heart whenever i look back. for me, you know, i don't sit there and try to reflect on the bad stuff. >> long before the bad stuff, clint romesha lived an i'd il ick life in lake city, california, with his parents, two older brothers and two sisters. both brothers joined the military after high school, following in the footsteps of their father, a vietnam veteran. >> we all looked up to dad, you know, looked up to my grandfather, world war ii vet. it's just a whole family service that i always knew i would serve, always wanted to serve. >> he joined the army in 1999 and operatedkosovo. by 2001, romesha was stationed in germany. on 9/11, a colonel called the troops together. >> he let us know that there had been two planes that flew into the world trade center and that our lives were about to change and to be

jones improved his record to thirty nine thirty one knockouts while a bit interested in hospital hoping for a quick recovery and no doubt revenge nicole archos forty moscow. while staying with fighting talk and there's less than a week to go until mixed martial arts is on the cards as the much anticipated thirty ninth i want to challenge comes to moscow michael brings us a preview of the m one challenge is one of the premier mixed martial arts events held around the world and the next round of ballots is scheduled to be held in russia's capital on may the twenty third with n one selection heavyweight champion dennis squaring up the currently undefeated team of whose fights of all ended in the first round but they have to still he has what it takes to change that. first of all we'll have to see what actually happens in the ring this time it's been a while since i've seen anybody game a fight but what i have seen is impressive he really does finish his fights in the first round which means he's explosive and packs a punch but i know i won't be easy to knock down in the first so let's see

and i very much appreciate the opportunity to introduce ambassador deborah jones, ambassador jones has served with great distinction over a long career in the u.s. state department. she also is a fellow new mexican. and we are proud of her applicationments. her family is -- accomplishments. her family has lived in both new mexico and arizona since her grandparents moved from mexico. she has lived in santa fe new mexico since 1991. new mexico is proud to add her to the long list of distinguished ambassadors who have called new mexico home. ambassador jones is dedicated her life to public service. and she has tried to instill those same values in her children. her daughter, is bell, worked as an intern any office and i believe she is here today with us. in 19 -- >> how did she do? >> of course, ambassador jones will introduce the rest of her family but i thought i should give special recognition there to isabelle. in 1982, ambassador debra jones began her career as vice council of the u.s. embassy buenos air regs argentina. and she soon began to develop her expertise in the middle east.

consider our next report keeping up with the jones for the camping crowd. it's called "glamp-ing," which is short for "glamorous camping." ky sisson takes us on the trial to find happy campers in santa barbara, california. high-end hotels are a dime a dozen along the beach city of santa barbara, but luxurious accomodations are now coming in other ways than your typical hotel. "glamping," a combination of glamor and camping, brings comfort to the great outdoors. [door open the el capitan canyon resort is one of the 5,000 glamp sites around the country, boasting spacious yurts, and cabins with full-sized bathrooms, these starting at an average $200 per night, typical for any high-end hotel. "something that we pride ourselves in offering here at el capitan canyon is not only the luxury accomodation experience, but the nature experience that you don't necessarily receive at a typical beachfront cookie-cutter hotel property." glamping has found a niche audience, mostly families who want their kids to experience a more rural setting, and for their parents who wan

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>> jimmy jones. >> he says his name is jimmy jones. but the first time, he said it was robert jones. >> what's your name? >> robert jones. >> but the police officer doesn't pick up on it and almost apologizes for detaining the man. >> put yourself in my position. >> well, yeah. but i'm not -- >> i know. i'm not throwing you against the -- >> you think i'm an escapee? >> hey, you wouldn't believe what the guys do. i mean, they've got years and years to think about how they're going to do it. >> after a few minutes of discussing his jogging route, the officer lets the wanted man go with a wave and a smile. >> be careful, buddy. >> thank you. >> all right. >> mcnair killed a man during a robbery in 1987. he's listed by federal marshals as one of the country's most-wanted criminals and eludes a nationwide manhunt for nearly two years. he's captured in canada in 2007 and is extradited back to the united states. >>> coming up -- >> get in the car! >> outgunned on the side of the road. police getting in trouble. >> sit down! i'm not a dude. >

jason jones. ( cheers and applause ). obviously a pretty remarkable day down there. >> big day, jon. big day. first active nba player comes out. it's not that big of a deal. boom goes the dynamite. >> jon: you don't sound like the dynamite went boom. >> i don't know. i guess i thought when this day came, it wouldn't be so boring. the guy is a model player. he's at the end of his career. he comes out in a "sports illustrated" story. >> jon: that was an indecreed ebl moving and poetic essay. >> did you read it. jon: i read a tweet about it. that's what i'm saying. no one wants essays in their nba. this is the game of gold chains, tattoos, dennis rodman. look at what i'm wearing, jon, and i'm just covering the sport. i guess from a pro basketball player, i expected a little more flair, you know. whose house? collins' house. >> jon: how do you think he could have come out with more flair? >> he could have done it during the season when he was playing for the team and people actually liked it. why couldn't he have come out whi

when assistant secretary jones ,isited shortly afterwards assistant secretary jones had visited and she pulled me aside and said i needed to improve my management style and indicated that people were upset. i did not know that my staff was upset at all. following my return to the united states, i attended chris's funeral in san francisco and then came back to washington. callednt secretary jones me into her office and delivered a blistering critique of my management style. she said she did not understand why anyone in tripoli would want me to come back. but before the at, you of praise for you got a call from secretary clinton and the present -- president. was there a seminal moment in your mind as to when all of this praise and appreciation turned into something else? >> in hindsight, i think it began after i asked the question about ambassador rice's statement on the tv shows. >> anyone listening to this hearing today, if they don't have a question -- there was a comment made about, there were a few people in libya who had a problem with this youtube video. the overwhelming evidence i

high for the dow jones industrial average. there, you know, up three out of the last five days. i'll make it very simple for you. cyclicals rule. that's the story. cyclical stocks. energy, materials, and industrials. the index for that, up a little more than 3% on the week. put up that full screen. and consumer stocks were basically flat on the week, up just a fraction here. within that group, though, there were all sorts of defensive stocks that still do very well. health care has been on tear. i've been noting that biotech is in a real bull market there. that's that ibb, new high there. hospitals did very well, hmos did well this week, pharmaceutical stocks outperformed the overall market as well. certain defensive names are doing well. tech tech names, semiconductors, new high in the semiconductor index. a lot of these semis have had very good numbers, surprisingly good earnings reports. here's how some of the new names are going for the week. there has been some real underlying damage for the overall market. in particular,

. >>> and later, catherine zeta jones battling bipolar ii disorder. >>> also, jason collins coming out being the first openly gay athlete. firsthand knowledge of what that is like, a major hollywood star is also becoming a major player in the world of politics. >>> we begin, though, with syria. some things we know. the regime has murdered tens of thousands of people in the last few years. president obama said that the use of those weapons by the regime would be a red line, a game-changer. there's evidence that the nerve gas, sarin, has been used. in a press conference today, president obama said he wants more information. it also drew attention that there aren't many simple or easy options. you say something must be done? >> yes, and so do many. so do the israelis, so do the turks, so do the brits and the french. when you establish a red line, then you have to do something about it. you're talking, again, about the highest crime under international law if weapons of mass destruction are being deployed. here's the thing, in diplo speak, a red line means military action. it's not officia

. >> reporter: one of many alleged victims we heard about, travis jones and his wife elizabeth say he jones briefly taken into custody for driving a stolen car, but he's out $10,000 cash he says he gave chulpayev. >> you can't drive it. >> no. >> reporter: when jones filed a police report in his hometown of roswell, georgia, he says he was told by local police their hands were tied, that the fbi was protecting chulpayev. >> they told me that he is involved with other agencies and that they're using him right now and that he can't be arrested. >> he is being protected. >> reporter: when the abc station in atlanta, wsb tv did a story about chulpayev and the alleged stolen car raid earlier this year, reporter jim strickland says he got an unusual call from the fbi in atlanta, just a half hour after this confrontation with chulpayev at his business. >> i have been doing this 32 years, never happened before. has to tell you something. >> reporter: what does it tell you? >> tells me that mani was in ter woven with the fbi in atlanta deeply enough to make one phone call and they're instantly

narrative was false came when a gop law maker read from a previously undisclosed e-mail that beth jones, acting assistant secretary of state for the middle east, sent on september 12 about her discussions with the libyan ambassador. >> this is from miss jones to you, counsel for hillary clinton, to victoria nuland, to mr. kennedy, and i'm going to read from it. when he said his government suspected former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attack attacks, i told him that the group that conducted the attacks ansar al-shariah, is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> on september 14, a document published, likewise stated, we do know that islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda participated in the attack. yet rice and other senior u.s. officials far from putting out every piece of information as they got it, continued to press the false narrative. >> our initial information and that includes all information -- we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack. >> i wish i could sit here today and tell you that within days, within a week

jones.ve a majority of the court no matter how you read it, said that systemic tracking of individuals over time is an -- implicates the fourth amendment and is a search. given that rationale we believe that all manner of tracking currently undertaken by the government, whether that's cell phone tracking, tracking of a gps device by a car, implicates the fourth amendment and should be done with a warrant. i think it's a very interesting question as to whether that same rational should be expanded to drones. clearly drone could be used to track an individual for a long duration, in a very detailed manner. programs u.s. v jones will come to regulate how drones are used. >> anybody else compare to comment? >> i would just say this about jones. i think the story on jones and the scope of jones is unwritten. certainly justice sotomayor and justice alito's opinion talk about electronic monitoring. justice scalia's opinion is careful not a to rely on the test and not rely on concerns.electronic mon

fractal reserve system behold the sacred dow as you know of course we have this secret dow if the dow jones or the nikkei or the footsie if they rise if they continue to rise then all will be ok in the economy so we sacrifice our wealth our economy jobs everything to rising a rising dow well that's not what we have not predicted in other words we said that after the two thousand a crisis that there would be massive money printing and one of the likely outcomes would be hyperinflation in the stock indexes people read away from cash they've been shut out of the precious metals markets because there's a huge barrier in the form of these naked short sales so that they've been sold you can't go into precious metals the bond market is already at a three hundred year high in the u.k. or a two hundred thirty eight year high in america so that leaves only one play stock market so they're being chorale into the stock market in type or inflation because in america interest rates are close to zero so you have to really understand that the dow jones is the new currency it's the new to the new dollar and

(cheers and applause) >> jon: jason jones, we'll be >> jon: jason jones, we'll be r 150 years. from the civil war era, right up to today. and through it all, the california teachers association has stood strong. for the legislation that established california's free public schools... ensuring funding for all students... the first law to reduce class sizes... and establishing community colleges. our schools may have changed, but our commitment to california's children never will... because we know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back! my guest tonight, an academy award winning actor, science channel "through the worm hole" will return in june. and in a new movie called "now you see it." >> when a my seugs waves his hand and says this is where the trick is happening, it's actually happening somewhere else. misdirection, the basic concepts of magic. >> i want to know how they robbed the bank. >> you're an idiot if you think they robbed the bank. but don't my word for it. how about a trip to paris? the telepour s

scope of jones is unwritten. certainly justice sotomayor and justice alito's opinion talk about electronic monitoring. justice scalia's opinion is careful not to rely on any concerns about electronic monitoring. his opinion was solely about the physical intrusion and the purpose for the governmental conduct. and i think if you read the most recent ruling from the court in this area, florida vs. jordan, justice scalia writing the majority opinion, you see the focus of the concern on the physical intrusion in that case. so i think with respect to jones, i'm not -- >> what is your opinion? it seems to be short-sighted to think that just the physical intrusion -- >> i agree with that. my own personal opinion is that the concerns of the monitoring are more important because we're already at a time when government doesn't need a physical intrusion. >> you can triangulate things electronically without actually physically attaching something, and that's my concern, mr. chairman. if we look at this, i do -- i have a geo l

jones testified before a senate confirmation hearing tuesday.if confirmed, she would replace chris stevens who was killed during attack at the u.s. consulate in benghazi last year. wednesday, house oversight committee will investigate attacks. president obama speak to the ambassador of chad also testified that this one-hour senate foreign relations committee hearing. >> good morning. the foreign relations committee will come to order. we are pleased to welcome two nominees to ambassador to difficult and important sentence. the monograph and somehow regions are increasing strategic thinking for the united states and i look forward to hearing the sound critical interlinked regions. we can never forget ambassador chris stevenson three american public servant, tyrone bliss, shawn smith who tragically lost their lives in benghazi last september. remember the death in afghanistan last month reminded us once again the dangers every diplomat serving abroad these days. the attacks on benghazi raise questions about how we best ensure those serving in emba

the dow jones industrial average up about 88 points, two-thirds of 1% to 15,390. check the nasdaq, double-digit move here. technology certainly one of the winners. up 35 points on nasdaq as we approach the final hour. about 1%. 3502, last trade. and the standard & poor's, up two-thirds of a percent, 1270 higher, bill. >> let's talk about this surprising day on the street, with cnbc's josh lipton who's been here all day at the big board. and our own rick santelli in chicago. josh, what's the buzz on the floor. why are we higher after everything else that's happened today? >> bill, you look at the dow right now and session highs, racking up another 87 points. as you guys were talking about, the economic data this morning, not so great. jobless claims, gdp, pending home sales. traders down here saying, listening, if you were worried about qe, if you were worried about what dr. bernanke's next move is going to be, you don't mind some slightly softer economic data. of course, other traders are also looking at volume on the big board around 400 million shares trading ha

brent jones, grew up in san jose. great pro careers.self and it did just a great job and to read the words into think actually grew appear, i have been a fan of bay area sports for ever and i have watched so many teams. to think, i am one of those guys is pretty special. >> it's a beautiful thing. i've certainly enjoyed my time in the bay area and happy to know i will be here forever. >> scott of the cool deal when you go through separate disco international airport, you can see the all-time great sports stars. in a few minutes, the sharks for game 5 series even in into a loss angeles. i think naturally we are prepared to get going. >> we know how important game 5 is. >> >>gary: plc this too often were a guy is a great great player and becomes a coach. he has become the new coach of the colorado avalanche. he won two stanley cups and spent the last eight seasons as general coach. you can' y t pay his dues. he is the new coach of the avalanche. i guess the hockey tradition is that they all grow beards during the playoffs. when the announ

ambassador jones, former u.s. ambassador to kuwait, has been nominated by president obama to replace ambassador chris stevens who was killed along with three other americans during the attack on september 11, 2012. we'll show you as much as of this hearing as we can until the house gavels back in sometime fter 2:00 eastern. >> good morning, this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. today we are pleased to welcome two nominees to ambassador and chad, two difficult assignments. the regions run creasing strategic significance for the united states, and i look forward to hearing your views on these critical and interlinked regions. we can never forget ambassador chris stevens and the three other american public servants, tyrone woods, sean smith, and glen daugherty who lost their lives in the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi last september. we also remember ann whose death in afghanistan just last month reminded us once again the dangers that every diplomat serving abroad faces.

prior to the visit, assistant secretary jones visited. she pulled me aside and said i needed to improve my management style and indicated people were upset. myad no indication that staff was upset at all. following my return to the united states, i attended chris'funeral then came back to washington. assistant secretary jones delivered a blistering critique of my management style. she even said --i don't know why larry pope would want you to come back. she said she did not understand why anyone in tripoli would want me to come back. theet] the attack -- before attack, you got a call from secretary clinton and the president praising you for your service and how you handled things. was there a moment in your mind when all this praise and something else? itin hindsight, i think began after i asked about ambassador rice's statements on the tv shows. >> there was a comment made about a few people in libya having a problem with this youtube video but someone higher up decided to run with faÇade and they kept it for a long time. i would think ev

narrative was false came when a gop law maker read from a previously undisclosed e-mail that beth jones, acting assistant secretary of state for the middle east, sent on september 12 about her discussions with the libyan ambassador. >> this is from miss jones to you, counsel for hillary clinton, to victoria nuland, to mr. kennedy, and i'm going to read from it. when he said his government suspected former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attack attacks, i told him that the group that conducted the attacks ansar al-shariah, is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> on september 14, a document published, likewise stated, we do know that islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda participated in the attack. yet rice and other senior u.s. officials far from putting out every piece of information as they got it, continued to press the false narrative. >> our initial information and that includes all information -- we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack. >> i wish i could sit here today and tell you that within days, within a week

but pamela jones is the exception. last year, a clinton foundation survey found once women leave military service, more than 35% of them remain unemployed. "frequently, women complete their military service and don't know about the benefits which they're owed." there are job fairs aimed at the more than 80% of veterans who are men, but few aimed to help women vets. the women's business development center is trying to change that, helping andrea brown transition from the army to owning one of the busiest midas automotive shops in chicago. "the army has given me skills. why not use them for my own business, rather than clock in for someone else?" it is a program that began earlier this year. so far, it's reached out to 150 women veterans, and includes classes in developing a business model, tweaking it to accomodate changes in the marketplace, micro-lending, mentoring and childcare. defense department employees get a furlough reprieve. originally facing 14 furlough days, workers will now be out for only 11. the defense d

you're right, kimberly jones and rebecca are compelling, smart, talented people.h with personal stories that really can lend its voice nicely to shaping public policy as it relates to pedestrians' safety. but there is something i think a little bit more in the presentation that ms. rebecca presented that just spoke to me a little bit more. and then, overwhelming support also. >> i'll put my thoughts into this. once again, we have great candidates for not enough seats. so, i'm pretty torn with this decision also. i see both candidates giving something a little bit different what they could give. i really wish this were -- there were two other seats open at this point. given that there is only one, and the edge for me would go to becky. and much of it is her experience on these issues and having many, many years of being dedicated to these type of issues and fighting for the seniors. and kimberly, don't be disappointed. i know it's hard -- i hope that there will be other seats opening up soon and you will consider reapplying. as someone mentioned that we probably sh

i'd like to call elizabeth jones. >> hi i'm elizabeth jones i'm currently a sophomore and i'm looking forward to work with scc alongside the board of education (clapping). >> great neck we have fabian alvarez. >> hi i'm fabian alvarez i'm a tenth grader and i'm looking forward to working with you all. >> great. ashley >> hi my name is ashley and i'm a junior at george washington high school. i'm expected to work with you ail >> next, we have anthony chu. >> i'm anthony chu i'm at abraham lincoln high school i'm excited about working with you. >> next, we have miguel. fresh at the academy of arts and scientists. i'm excited to being an fcc member. thank you (clapping) >> thank you ma gel and hi i'm current a sophomore i looker forward to working with you guys the board of education. >> 15 we have evan lou. i'm currently is a jr. at gej george washington high school >> again let's giving up give is up one more time for the students. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you nice to meet our imply student delegates. item e is the parents advisory pack report and i see - coming down. >> good

george jones was a towering and unique talent who battled his own demons all his adult life. booze, drugs, cancelled concert dates, about an equal number of divorces and trips to rehab. charlie daniels described george jones's voice today as a rowdy saturday night uproar at a back street beer joint. >>> when we come back this evening, a special mission at sea. a lot of kids finally getting to see what mom and dad do during all that time away from home. >>> finally tonight, one of the most difficult things about military service is the long separation for families, but today off the west coast, the aircraft carrier "uss john stennis" is headed back from an eight-month tour with an unforgettable family reunion already under way on deck. our miguel almaguer reports from aboard the "stennis." >> reporter: somewhere in the pacific, the "uss john c. stennis" is on the move. but on this final leg home, the mission had taken on new meaning. >> it means a lot because i get to see my dad again. >> reporter: it's called the tiger cruise. for six days and five nights, more than 1,100 fam

teen disney star took second place and jones took third. >> bill: there it is. whatever happened to "dancing with the stars"?

when jones starts his shift on that sunny spring day, he's in for a shock.aptured on his bus equipped with eight security cameras, it all starts when this young mother and her 2-year-old son get on the route 47 bus and run into another passenger, lafanus pickett. >> i got on near seventh and market. >> as the bus winds it way through the philadelphia streets, pickett notices the little boy. >> he was running up and down the aisle. >> pickett hears her mom tell the young boy to sit down. >> and she begins spanking him like he was some sort of animal. >> pickett leans forward and reprimands the young mom and said, he's a child, let him be a child. you shouldn't be spanking him like that. if he continues to do that, i'm going to turn you in for child endangerment. she was like, you don't know me. this is my son. i will deal with him any way i choose to. >> for whatever reason he offers his unsolicited parenting advice and he's just a little boy, that's child abuse. >> philadelphia native joe slabojen is a veteran staff writer for "the philadelphia inquirer." ov

the dow jones industrial average broke paths to the record 15,000 mark for the first time ever on friday. also recorded highs for the s&p and the nasdaq composite. investors were moved by better than expected monthly jobs report. the unemployment rate stand at 7 1/2% in the united states. that is the lowest number since december 2008, and a total of 165,000 new jobs were created in the month of april. that was better than expectations. >>> the federal reserve will continue purchasing $85 billion a month, meanwhile, of treasury securities in mortgages. it says the open market committee also hinted it may vary the size of its monthly purchases depending on whether the job market improves. they could increase it or decrease it, they said. the european central bank cut its benchmark interest rate to a record half of a percent. that was a record low to boost the struggling economy in europe. >>> and the oracle of omaha is now a tweeter. warren buffett, third richest person in the world, has officially joined twitter. his first tweet on thursday said "warren is in the house." >>> plus, the seq