jones. i previously received a copy of an anonymous letter to the office of special console making vicious allegations against mr. jones. i sent a letter to ose on april 8 asking for an update on those allegations. on april 12, ose responded that there were two pending matters involving the u.s. attorney's office, the district of minnesota where mr. jones was a u.s. attorney. the first matter was a prohibited personnel practice complaint and the second was a whistleblower alleging gross mismanagement and abuse of authority. on may 28, the chairman sent out a knows for a hearing for mr. jones to be held the 2308 lowing week. on may 29, i sent a letter raising my concerns about proceeding with a nominee with open complaints and asked that the hearing be postponed consistent with previous committee practice. on june 3, the chairman postponed the hearing one week. however in doing so, the chairman expressed disappointment that the april osc letter had been publicly disclosed. a continuing justif

in the '80s jones was a cop in missouri and then worked environmental crimes for the epa but jones was new to the u.s. forest service, and she'd only worked a few fires. in fact, jones had only taken her first forensic fire investigation training a year earlier. >> the fire moved directly underneath this rock and went straight out. >> reporter: jones traced the fire to a poorly built campfire ring. what was it about the formation of the rocks that made you think that something was very fishy here? >> there's a large rock that had been propped up by another rock. it looks like this fire is staged to look like a campfire but it was an intentional fire. >> reporter: then jones took a closer look at the ashes and made an important find. >> it's a paper match and i can see clearly the head of it and clearly the stem. i wanted to get closer to it and then i noticed there is a second match directly underneath it. >> reporter: then a third match. >> and the three matches were stuck in the middle of this clump of grass. >> reporter: what if the person starts their fire and threw the match off t

jones. i sent a letter to osc on april the 8th asking for an update on those allegations. on april the 12th, osc responded that there were two pending matters involving the u.s. attorney's office district of minnesota where mr. jones is a u.s. attorney. the first matter was a probe -- prohibited personnel practice complaint, and the second was a whistleblower alleging gross mismanagement of authority. on may 28th the chairman sent out a notice for a hearing for mr. jones be held the following week. the next week i sent a letter raising my concerns about proceeding with a nominee who had open complaints and asked that the hearing be postponed consistent with previous committee practice. on june the 3rd, the chairman postponed the hearing one week. however, in doing so, the chairman expressed disappointment that the april osc letter had been publicly disclosed. a continuing justification for holding this hearing today is that based on this disclosure, the nominee should have an opportunity to

jones. mr. jones is currently the agency.director of the this hearing also included the the g attorney general for civil position. this is 2 1/2 hours. >> calling the hearing to order. we have a packed house. todd jones to be the director of the bureau, alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives. first, mr. dellry. the acting assistant attorney general for the civil largest component within the department of jus tills. kappa anded fie theta earned the j.d. from yale law school in 1993. yale, he duating from went on to corporate chief judge joe flath of the 11th appeals.court of mr. dellry went on to private at wilmer, cutler & wilmer-hail wn as where he was a litigator for 14 years. if contract and corporate dministration and administrative law matters. n 2009, he held a number of leadership roles including the chief of staff and counselor to attorney of the general, the associate desk of the attorney general. advised positions he the department's leadership on a range of matters including c

gods and goddesses are. >> jones, who also denies being a white supremist, came to wabash three years ago at age 18. he was sent tensed to six years for burglary. >> i was hanging out with the wrong people, strung out on drugs and broke into a house. i took a tv and a bunch of other little items, took them and sold them for drugs. >> the house he robbed was his father's. >> my dad called the police and said i strongly believe it was my son. >> jones said he would like to rebuild a relationship with his father and will soon have the chance. he leaves prison on parole in one week. >> why would you enjoy the weather, man? you get to enjoy all that when you go home, next week. >> next thursday. >> he wants to be influenced, because he's still being molded as a man. he's still a kid and turning into somebody. >> delivering papers. >> no, that's just temporary. just long enough for me to find a job. >> i'm glad you have aspirations. >>> coming up -- >> i got a $100 million tattooed on any penis. >> two boyhood friends, now cellmates, find themselves at a crossroads. >>> i'm asking you, miss

negotiators reached jones by cell phone, but he won't let christie go. or dps decides on a risky rescue plan. while the rig is speeding on i-40, dps troopers shoot live ammunition at the 18-wheeler's engine. >> you needed to shoot the radiator to stop it. within two minutes, the truck overheated and shut down. >> at 7:30 p.m. after three hours, the truck comes to a stop. >> part of me thought it was over. and he just snatched me by the hair and pulled me to the back and just kind of shut the curtain. >> in the back of the cab, jones calls the mother of his two children and says good-bye with a frightening remark. >> then i hear, it's time to end this. he leans back, cocks the gun, and this is when i asked him if i could call my kids, and he said, yeah, you should call and tell them bye. i told them that he was fixing to kill me. and they were all there together screaming. and i told them how much i loved them and that i was sorry. and he takes the gun and he puts his head down, and he's just shaking his head back and forth. >> at that moment christie tur

class fighting talk where you catch up with the american at mixed martial arts is john jones has been on this ever you have see champion holds a master class in moscow. but let's start with athletics where sprinter king would same bolds was back to his best to win the two hundred meters at the diamond league meeting in norway just a week after missing out on one hundred hundred metres victory in rome of the six time olympic champion made a number of entertaining entrance stadium in oslo and the jamaican shrugged off the relatively cold temperatures and the false start by dutchman trial the martina to blow away the remaining field of finishing in time of nineteen point seven nine seconds to break the track record of a twenty six year old as the only man so far this season to walk on the twenty seconds sending out a warning to his rivals as he prepares to plan is two hundred metres crown at the world championships in moscow in august. you know riddle's going to step up. to us in your short good form this is just to ensure good form this season. your legs or nordisk and see imagery in th

jones was 74. i grew up in california. i learned to actually not like the guy but certainly love him at the same time. >> respect. >> absolute respect for him even though you're a niners fan. >> those firefighters did a good job knocking that blaze down. 60%. a little cooler in the last couple nights. that helped out a lot. there's no rain to talk about at all in the west for the foreseeable future. so it's pretty much just going to be a temperature forecast out there over the next couple of days. maybe even the next couple weeks. it appears that the dry season has arrived and is pretty much here to stay. it was 105 yesterday in phoenix. the desert southwest as advertised, you're in the middle of your summer season. a little cooler in the coastal areas of california. still a little low clouds barely trying to hang on and hug the coastal areas. that will keep you slightly cooler. in general high pressure is protecting the region. that's going to mean pretty much warm temperatures and a pretty much hot afternoon. that low of

the dow jones lost 1.4%.program. the dow jones lost 1.4%. progra. the dow jones lost 1.4%. the s&p and nasdaq tumbled more than a percent each. to see how japanese markets are performing let's go to eileen lee. on wednesday japanese shares had their third largest loss this year. now with the losses over in the u.s., how are things looking this morning? >> good morning. to see how all these developments are affecting japanese shares this morning let's go to the opening levels for thursday, june 6th. let's see if we can bring up the numbers. the nikkei is 0.53%. that's the first time to dip below the 13,000 level since april 5th. the topix is lower by more than 1%. just a recap of the action on wednesday, the nikkei rolls as prime minister abe started his speech on growth plan. the nikkei closed below 13,100 points for the first time in about two months. others are more optimistic. it's expected to remain in power after the election in july. let's move onto currencies. the dollar is now trading at 99.00 to 04 against the yen. further away from the key 100 level. i vest invest

joining us is part of forever jones, the jones family.morning. >> good morning. >> this is the matriarch, believe it or not, kim jones. >> good morning. >> this is janelle, goodanel morning.ng. that is dominique. this is dewitt jones iv.v. >> you got it. it. >> i do my research well. especially with a family that is positive inspirational upbet.pbe this family could have gone a whole other direction but it didn't. i have to believe that is is because of you and mr. dewitt iii. tell us about the jones family and the project on bounce tv. b >> the family of five, son-in-law and grand kids. you get to come into our world. it's going to present a bit of drama bounce tv sponsored by wal-mart. beer having a lot of fun -- we're having a lot of fun. we haven't seen the show yet. >> no?o? >> no, we're kind of concerned but we had a great team. t >> we're seeing a little bit of it. this whole creative process. i'll ask you, the video is debuted. >> yes. >> tell me about the process and what went into the latest endeavor as far as the family writing

take away from these guys they've learned from jill's bones jones up close and personal. habits not only on party school. let's hear from a newsmakers a self-proclaimed special one just a marine years says he's never happy one as dear old a football manager returns to grow believe when his chelsea after claiming a trophies in five seasons at the helm of into milan and real madrid. and there are more than happy to be work and a very calm and a very relaxed but. there is something i want very very clear. i didn't choose for my career. a comfortable position because i'm returning to what. i was happy and i was successful and where the fans love me. it's the opposite perspective. more responsibility because of that. now despite fears what some stadiums won't be ready for next year's world camp the president sepp blatter has a lavish praise on the host nation brazil is a local football legend pele unveiled on cocoa beach counting down with a year left until the south american nation host the show installment. they are ready and i have seen this stadium here. only on big. movie

jones began his nfl career in 1961 with the l.a. rams and ended with the washington redskins 14 years later. went on to act in the '7 o's and '80s including a spot on "the odd couple" in 1999. jones made the sporting news list of the 100 greatest football players and "sports illustrated" defensive end of the century. deacon jones was 74. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. illinois lawmakers have approved legislation allowing residents to carry concealed weapons. if signed, all 50 states allow some form of concealed carry law. democratic governor pat quinn says he's reviewing it. >>> new york congresswoman carolyn mccarthy says she's been diagnosed with lung cancer. the 69-year-old democrat says it's treatable but acknowledges that those treatments will require her to miss time in washington. she was first elected to congress in 1996. >>> a report this morning from israel says former president bill clinton is really raking in the big bucks. the times of israel says clinton has been paid h

jones, recipient of a scholarship, congratulations, mr. jones. [cheering and applauding] >> our next graduate, chaie louie. did i pronounce it right? did i pronounce your name right? come here and tell me your name. i'm so sorry. >> [inaudible]. >> [speaker not understood]. sorry. (applause) >> our next graduate, john mcdonald. [cheering and applauding] >> mr. mcdonald, congratulations. yeah. (applause) >> that's wonderful. our next graduate, chantelle mc neil. ms. mc neil, come on down. congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, ashley nash. ms. nash, congratulations. (applause) >> our next graduate, francois palette, congratulations. (applause) >> that's great, congratulations. our next graduate, caitlin perkins-council. ms. perkins-council. (applause) >> our next graduate, maurice ross. mr. ross, congratulations. (applause) [cheering and applauding] >> nice. our next graduate, naja skinner. ms. skinner, congratulations. [cheering and applauding] >> smile for mom, that's great. our next graduate, yesinia valez. ms. valez, congratulations

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

the dow jones industrials.atch these markets, want to quickly tell you that american express is showing real weakness. down about 3% -- actually, 2 percent. bank of america down 4%. it's a problem for a lot of the financials, but the only names that are green and the screen, hewlett-packard, microsoft and pfizer, and united healthcare. speaking of health care, everyone loves a good david versus goliath story, and this one has captured the market's attention. the largest deal of the pharmacy benefits management industry hit the tape this week. catamaran secured 18-year partnership with health insurer cigna. stock is jumping 11, nearly 12%. this company plays the middle man between employers, drug makers, and health insurers to find ways to cut cost of prescription medications the chairman and ceo is joining me from chicago in a fox business exclusive. first of all, i have to hear how you did it. the out express, some of the other big names who were dying for this relationship with cigna. you have the partnership

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

i remember in italy the diary of richard jones became the diary of bridget's own -- bridget jones. [laughter] i was expired inspired by that, where the boy dives into the swimming pool trying to shrink his levi's and it's shrouded in mist rape. we we are trying to keep it a secret which frightens me because i'm sure one day i will leave it in the back of a taxi and it will all be over. i think motherhood is another big subject that i uncover. i think most women today understand and in fact men as well understand the problems. there is a story of the tabloids recently about david cameron, now prime minister, driving along with his kids in the back of the car and the prime minister called up and he ended up saying what you shut up i'm on the phone to the israeli prime minister. [laughter] that is something with that i identify with. that sort of thing with chaos going on all around you and you try to pretend you are in some penthouse office with a view over london and taking calls from important people and the juggling of the two worlds is quite hard. i also think people basically ha

-- jones falls watershed looked like. the break has been located at stoney run. >> a scare for students, teachers and parents. james briscoe was unauthorized to enter the school. he allegedly assaulted four students alerting a robocall. it appears briscoe may have been under the influence at the time. >>> weather wise, it's all about andrea and the rain impacting our state. we have the moisture in the gulf states. one of the reasons we have, tropical warnings. a flash flood watch. look at the warnings going up the coast. andrea already having her impact as she makes landfall in northern florida with winds gusting higher, moving northeast. speeding up as she comes to shore. that track bringing andrea through central maryland as we go into friday and early saturday, so there you go. clearing as we go into saturday. we want to cover the storm from all angles. we have mike masco. >> you look at that cone

you will interview star jones on hln at 8:00 p.m.astern time. >> ahead on starting point, the parents of dzhokhar tsarnaev are releasing details of their first conversation with their son since he has been taken into custody. hear what he tells them about his life in prison. written by people just like you. you want to be sure the money you're about to spend is money well spent. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. #%tia[ >>> welcome back to starting point. stock futures are mixed but we're watching for another super tuesday. did you know the dow has risen the past 20 tuesdays, that's the longest winning streak for any day of the week since the year 1900. look at the size of the gains. the dow had more than 1500 points on the tuesdays in 2013. the stock market loves tuesdays. forget the english muffin, use a doughnut instead. check out the new breakfast sandwich. friday egg and bacon, sandwiched between two glazed donuts. he just ran out of the newsroom. running down the street right now. for those counting calories it checks in wi

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i remember in italy the diary of bridget jones became diarrhea of bridget jones.ughter] i don't know what will happen to "mad about the boy." but i was rather inspired by the washington song, where the boy dies -- dives into this mental trying to shrink his levi's. but obviously the pot will be new, shrouded in history. we're trying to keep termed a secret which frightened me because i'm sure that one day i will leave the mosh in the back of the tax and it will all be over. i think motherhood is another -- i think most women today understand, in fact men as well understand the problems of juggling. there's a story in the tabloids recently about david cameron, our prime minister, jogging along with his kids in the back of the car and the israeli prime minister called up, and he ended up going will you shut up i'm on the phone to the israeli prime minister. [laughter] and that's something that identify with quite often. that sort of thing is basically being in your pajamas with chaos going on all around you and trying to pretend you're in some penthouse office with

>> that is a question ir jones d what is steal location -- geo location and how it applies. >> jones can be applied to a number of ways in which we use geolocation. we take a conservative approach because you did not know what will be the process of jones. i cannot say off of the top of my hand. >> is there a database of geo location data that is where house by the federal government? >> not the i am aware of. post-jones, there has been guidance given by the fbi. i would love to see that information. i have seen two on classifying documents through the freedom of information act. is that something you can share with his committee? >> i would have to look at that. if it is unclassified and internal, i would have to look at that. >> this telephone, the federal government has no problem following this phone, who i call. i call my 12 year old daughter, the telephone i call on and how long i had. i have a bill that i have sponsored that categorizes geo location as content as opposed to metadata. if you are going to follow with his telephone is, where it is, is that contour and? -- is that

star jones joins me in the chair tonight. star, thank you for joining me.orry it's under such grim circumstances. what do you think has happened here? >> a young woman in her 30s went out to run an errand that any mother would. at just before 3:00 in the morning. and was never seen again alive. her body was found near a lake in pontiac, michigan. somebody knows something, piers. somebody heard something. somebody saw something. and what we're trying to do is to hit that person or those people to come forward and share that information with authorities. >> now, onof the reasons why this is so fascinating as a case for me and for you is because you believe -- you work in the media as i do. you believe this is exactly the kind of story which should get more national attention but hasn't because of the color of her skin. >> well, it's not just my opinion. it's fact. that the majority of stories that are done in the media really are about caucasian women being missing or being killed. african-american women don't get the amount of attention. and it takes a lot t

. >> it happened four years ago, but roger jones hasn't forgotten his $500 red light camera ticket. >> it's like a cash machine. it's so unfair. >> despite losing an appeal, he kept on collecting data on cameras in his hometown of fremont, analyzing charts from three busy red light camera intersections, jones discover what had he says is something interesting. two-thirds or more of the violations were in thest fir half second of the red. >> it's a half a second. who knows. who cares. minuscule. well, it makes a huge difference in the camera game. >> how big a difference? a fourth intersection at mission and mohave he says proves his point when the yellow light time was increased but just over half a second in 2010, violations dropped by 76%. >> the longer the yellow light, the better opportunity people have to stop. >> critics like jones say that the short yellow lights are just a sneaky way to increase revenue to pay for the red light cameras. they are backing a bill that would lengthen yellow lights statewide by a full second, but that's running into roadblocks. >> this bill would p

first jason jones is at the national security agency in fort mead, maryland.on, have you been surprised by what's been going on the past few days. >> the surprised, yes, quite blind sided. i'm not alone. all of america is aghast right now. they cannot believe their eye. >> americans feel like they've been betrayed in some way. >> yeah, yeah, betrayed is a good word for what we're feeling right now. okay. we trusted the guy in charge, believed his promises about advancement, a career opportunities and seniority. >> wait, wait. wait. whoa, whoa, whoa. jason, jason, are you talking about me taking over the show? [ cheers and applause ] is that what you're talking about? >> i'm sorry. what the [bleep] else would i be talking about? you just go to iran, the boss said. risk your life and freedom. it will pay off down the road. turns out i should have just stayed here singing [bleep] chimney sweep songs. >> jason jones. let's go to is a mapt a bee at google headquarters, one of the companies being monitored. >> john, can i please apologize on behalf of jason. >> i ap

at one point, we were down 153 points for the dow jones industrials, now down 113.e've come up after that. the s&p down 8 points. now you can see that with the s&p 500, it, too, just still not able to shag it. in fact, down worse than that. we're looking, really, at just the federal reserve focused comments. it doesn't surprise me. let's get to the traders now, and hear what more they have to add to this. going to the new york stock exchange along with the cme group, annie dole is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. teddy, look, we had esther george and sarah speaking. esther george, actually call out, but removed at least, for a moment, her website comments according to ben willis, and put up comments, nothing to write home about, and, yet, traders were anxious. >> listen, we have a market that had a huge move for the last four or five months and bigger move going back to the trading lows of march of 2009, liz. the market's over board, and anything that looks like it's interest ratecepstive when it comes to equities is under pressure. i suspect it's not th

the dow jones has gone up every tuesday until now.he dow fell 76 points after news of a widening trade deficit. general moators went up stock in sales force.com dropped a bill bit after announcing acquisition of exact target helping businesses reach customers through social media. amazon planning to launch an online grocery service. sources say it will roll out in los angeles this week then in the bay area by the end of the year. 20 other cities next year if all goes we'll there seems to be renewed hope among people looking for work as the unemployment rate continues to drop. hundreds showed up with resume in hand. and companies looking to hire anyone from truck drivers to software engineers. 300 jobs being advertised. a temp agency says businesses are now hiring. >> they're looking to meet more goals and need qualified individuals. and to bring them back on to their teams. >> there is more still to come, just ahead sexual assault in the military, no one can decide who should be in charge of cracking down on it taking a look at the to

the dow jones industrial average tumbled more than 350 points. the federal reserve has been pumping billions into the markets to get more money flowing through the economy. the central bankers suggested if the recovery continues, they could scale back investments. the chairman said policy makers continue to evaluate threats and believed that the risk for the labor market diminished. investors don't like what they are hearing. share prices in paris, frunkfort and london fell by about 3%. others are hoping for more stability to close out there week. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." do stay with us. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: the push for immigration reform in congress gained steam today, as lawmakers closed in on a compromise on border security. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez on the "newshour" tonight. we hear from two senators behind the drive for a deal, north dakota republican john hoeven and new mexico democrat tom udall.

it's awesome, i love indiana jones. it's a good series. all right, a good series of weather friday and start with mid to upper 80s and we have the super moon coming saturday. we saw the moon shot earlier, it will get better and showers return monday and tuesday. friday is almost here. >> have a good night folks. >> bye. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- emmy-nominated actress kristin davis, from the tony award-winning "kinky boots," harvey fierstein,

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the dow jones industrial average tumbled more than 350 points. the federal reserve has been pumping billions into the markets to get more money flowing through the economy. the central bankers suggested if the recovery continues, they could scale back investments. the chairman said policy makers continue to evaluate threats and believed that the risk for the labor market diminished. investors don't like what they are hearing. share prices in paris, frunkfort and london fell by about 3%. others are hoping for more stability to close out there week. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." do stay with us. we will be back with more at the top of the hour. >> ted kooser was an insurance man for 35 years before he became poet laureate of the united states. he lives with his wife and two dogs near the town of garland, nebraska, where he writes about life on the great plains. >> here, on fine long legs springy as steel a life rides, sealed in a small brown pill that skims along over the basement floor wrapped up in a simple obsession. eight legs reach