on stage. >> jones: the young men feared they were about to be executed. >> jones: days later, i watched stronghold go on the offensive again. (gunfire) right sector had just announced they'd set up an office in the center of kharkiv. when the fighters from stronghold attacked, right sector shot two of them dead. >> russian television was soon broadcasting it as evidence of how right sector was terrorizing russian speakers in the east of ukraine. >> jones: this was the situation everyone feared: fighting between right sector and pro-russia separatists like stronghold. the police arrived to hold the two sides apart and avoid more bloodshed. the town's mayor gennady kernes pushed through the police line to try to end the stand-off. (gunfire, men shouting) >> jones: hours later, gennady kernes made a deal to allow the right sector gunmen to walk away in the hope of restoring peace to the city. the members of stronghold were outraged. >> jones: less than a month later, the mayor was gunned down in the street and badly wounded. in the coming days, separatists roamed kharkiv, attacking anyone

jones, come on in. >> good morning. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes, if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller crimes and you put them in jail for those, they are not out to commit the bigger ones. his charges were armed robbery, multiple times. that's the old saying you do the crime you got to do the time. >> but jones had his supporters at the hearing as well including loleta brown, his supervisor. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his work. >> mr. jones, state that you violated by failing to obey all laws or statutory conditions. at this time we're going to take testimony from the officer. >> i was on the west side of the rail road tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike toward the tracks. he entered through a hole in the 6-foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you c

, y tambiÉn estÁbamos a punto de perder nuestro caso, tambiÉn. >> ambos coinciden de que al inicio jonesnformÁndote lo que ha pasado, y ni carta, ni llamada, ni nada. >> desde mazo de 2013,como lo demuestra su documento, jones habÍa sido suspendido. >> a mÍ nunca me explico nada. >> en diciembre de 2013 teresa recibiÓ mensaje de jones indicÁndole que no podÍa seguir representÁndola. >> y que no podÍa pagarme mi dinero. >> muchos le pagaron a eric jones, y sumado podrÍa revisar el millÓn de dólares en pÉrdidas para esas familias, mÁs las consecuencias legales que esto trajo para muchos de ellos. >> mucha gente ha perdido fechas para apelar casas, algunas personas tenÍan citas para corte pendientes que no sabÍan. >> a peticiÓn de la barra de abogados, la especialista en emigraciÓn estÁ revisando los expedientes del jones y tratando de localizar a los clientes que abandonÓ. >> te expedientes con pasaportes, actos de nacimiento, documentos originales que son muy importantes, y siento que es importante que la gente no puede tener. >> en caso de mala prÁctica legal, la comunidad migrante es un

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in a lot of ways, bob jones is more than a school. is the center of a nationwide network where affiliated churches, theaters schools -- they ran a curriculum business, a music publisher, it was really just a foundational institution in the most extreme conservative christianity that we have schools or in the country. in 2012, they announced they were hiring this organization, grace, to come in and do an assessment of how they have handled allegations of rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment that have happened on their campus. it was surprising not just because bob jones has been such a remarkably insular institution with people being born at the hospital on campus and living their entire lives within this total institution, but because they were reaching out to billy graham's grandson. hady graham and bob jones an historic falling out that really led to the schism that we see today between evangelicalism and fundamentalism. >> tell us who tina anderson is. tina anderson was a 15-year-old church member of a fundamentalist church in n

the organization says jones will also have to completeucatir sending the negative tweets. coming up. changes on 101 leading to some major confusion on the approach to the golden gate bridge. we share the tips on how to avoid being caught up in the traffic mayhem and next. the a norcal birthday party of a one year turns deadly. we bring you details of the investigation. shots rang out at a one-year- old's birthday party. one person is dead and several others are hurt, including a child, after the shooting in sacramento. ben deci has the story. the youngest victim is just seven years old he is expected to survive. a father in his 20s was killed in front of his family. brent jones had brought her current out here to play when she heard what it happen she came running back and get of the kids and brought it them into our house. all family and friends to try to catch up on who was injured also turned on their did this and why? police are still looking for suspects and attempting to comb through possible surveilance video. disturbing news in northern california. a priest at a da

arnold jones recognizes the vandal and tells police she knows who he is.vinced, but she has proof caught on camera. >> they were reasonably skeptical. they said, are you sure? because it was from two different angles and we had this facial view, there was no doubt in my mind. >> arnold-jones identifies the tire slasher as gary smith, one of the 2012 gop congressional hopefuls who wanted to run against her in the primaries. arnold-jones has a theory about smith's motive. >> i took gary to court to get him off of the ballot for the primary. the reason i did that was it was very clear that he did not have enough signatures. he did not qualify. >> when police take smith in for questioning, he denies the accusation. >> according to the arrest warrant, you're being arrested because you were slashing janice arnold-jones' tires. did you do it? >> no. no, not at all. >> a judge releases smith on bail with a warning to stay away from arnold-jones. smith defies the order and drives by her home. >> john walked outside to get the newspaper and he heard a noise and he w

dow jones transports. it's not just the dow jones industrials that are looking good.u seen the transimportants? they are also on track for a record close, up 147 points. this year to date chart looks awfully good after february, wow, a nice move. and we see at the moment the broader rally is following. traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. ben, i'm glad you here on this monday because i was thinking to myself what message does it send that the very names that were pulling out down last week, the twitters of the world and the trip advisers, are now the ones roaring ahead today, and does that send a message, i guess, that has a longer tail for the future? >> the stocks that you're mentioning are traditionally extremely volatile, but they seem to have put in a bottom as far as the technicians are concerned. you can talk to mark over at gray wolf on it. but they seem to have put in a bottom on friday, and we've recovered from that move. that was also aided, as you mentioned coming in earlier, by the social media stocks in china. china was a big

the first one on cozy cove lane in tweed, larry jones' home turf.broken into. she surprised the intruder. he ran, but not far, because russell williams' second home was right next door to larry jones. once william was arrested, police called larry's daughter, gave her the news. the whole family was astounded. >> no clue that it could be him. we trusted this guy next door. >> typically williams told police he would break in through an unlocked door, a window. he'd head to the bedrooms, try on female underwear, photograph himself wearing it. he'd steal keep sakes which he'd photograph later at home in meticulously ordered display. >> in essence russell williams was creating his own pornography collection in which he was the star. >> that collection was buried in williams' computer in a complex file folder system, the lurid photos time and date stamped, every offense logged, every location noted. it was all there to be relived again and again. >> as he's doing this, the fantasies become stronger and stronger and the acting out has to escalate. >> he wo

jones went down and the dream of taking home gold. >> well, no. think i embraced it earlier than that. i think the first time i tried to make an olympic team i failed miserably. i wasn't top eight in the u.s. and, you know, ranked number one in the world in eight so i don't know. i think it's -- i think that was my biggest hurt and that was the one that kind of motivated me to work harder and not experience that again. i was like, i don't want to experience that again where i work so hard and i don't have the outcome of what i desire, so i was like, what can i do better? how can i improve the next four years? i kind of just evaluated every aspect i could and changed and, you know, got there. >> reporter: how did london feel different? >> london was different because i was injured a year out from the olympics. >> reporter: she had a tethered spinal cord, a birth detect as a result led to pain and loss of feeling if the feet. surgery and recovery that surprised even her doctors. >> i had spinal surgery. i pretty much had to relearn how to walk and,

jones apparently tweeted out horrible when michael sam kissed his boyfriend after being drafted by the st. louis rams. the dolphins have fined and suspended jones from all team activities until he completes educational training. in a statement released by the team, jones apologized for the inappropriate comment, saying he regretted the tweet and it took away from sam's draft moment. sam was picked up by the rams in the seventh round of the draft, becoming the first openly gay player drothd by a pro football team. he was picked 249th out of 256. >>> still to come this morning, joe montana's plans to build a massive entertainment complex right across the street from levi stadium. how the 49ers could be the one thing standing in his way. >>> they say a picture's worth a thousand words. it could be said about this one. the story behind adorable twins coming up next. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it lo

jones. mr. hunter. mr. hunter votes no.chairm chairman. >> are there any other members who wish to record or change a vote? clerk will report the tally. >> mr. chairman, there were 28 aye votes, 32 no votes. >> the amendment is not agreed to. if there are no further amemt , amendmen amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia mr. whitman for the pups of offering a motion. the question is on the motion of the gentleman from virginia. members in favor say aye. those opposed say no. a quorum being present, the ayes have it and the motion is agreed to. committee will now receive the report of the subcommittee on strategic forces pursuant to committee rule 17 and in consultation with the ranking member will postpone all of the recorded votes on the amendments in this particular subcommittee mark until the end of the subcommittee mark. chair recognizes the chairman of the subcommittee, the gentleman from alabama, mr. rogers, for any comments he'd like to make. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'd like to highlight jus

to react to jones' all team activities.im an undisclosed amount of money. the organization says jones will also have to complete educational training after sending the negative tweets. los angeles clipper owner donald sterling is saying, he is not a racist. in his first public appearance since the racially charged scandal sterling apologized. he told anderson cooper that he, "loves the league and [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. ♪ [ male announcer ] your ey. even at a distance of 10 mis... the ngth of 146 football fields.. they can see theight of a single candle your eyes are amazin look after them with centrum sver. multivitamins with lutei and vitamins a, c, and to support healthy eye and packed with key nutrnts to support your art and brain,oo. centrum

jones tweeted at the time, "omg," and then he wrote, "horrible." tweets unacceptable. jones issued an apology, saying he regrets that what he tweeted took away from michael sam's moment. "early start" continues right now. >>> don sterling on the record saying "i'm sorry." in a cnn exclusive, apologizing for the racist remarks that got him banned from the nba. the l.a. clippers owner opening up about what he'll do if he's forced to sell that team, and he's talking about the woman he says has been secretly recording him for years. >>> escape from terror in another cnn exclusive. a young, nigerian girl kidnapped from school by armed militants explains how she managed to break free and make it back home. we're live in nigeria with this harrowing tale. >>> breaking news this morning. ukraine in crisis. pro-russian rebels claiming victory after eastern provinces vote on whether to secede from the nation. will this country be split into pieces? we are live with the very latest. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and

can be very problematic. >> judge jones, this runs to your concern.ave a list, the finding which is on page 7 of the interim report says for the last ten years, dod documents used the following list for the most common collateral misconduct. under-age drinking or other alcohol-related offense. adultery, fratternization, or violations of certain regulations or orders, the likes of which mr. strand referred to any sexual activity, for instance. so it is a short list. >> and the other comment that -- >> mr. brian. >> yes, thank you. i was going to point that out too. so thank you, professor hillman. on this recommendation, it's a thr three-prong recommendation when you get to the narrative part. so it's not as flat a directive as that may appear on the slide. there's a process which we recommended in the three recommendatio recommendations. the other thing that i think did appear in mr. strand's presentation is that we already know that naval criminal investigative service in these cases does not advise. they are not following article 31. they do not adv

i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. in "crossfire" tonight we have two big voices for each party. now, look, the republicans have just drooling over today's brand new poll numbers. they include some of these numbers that just got released by cnn. the gop looks like it's edging out democrats on a generic ballot, 46% to 45%. scary remembrances of 2010. now the president's approval rating remains stubbornly stuck at 43%. now, everybody sitting there thinking, though, that 2014 is going to be a simple replay of 2010 needs to remember one thing. we're democrats, and we remember 2010, too. we've learned our lessons and let me just say we've made a few adjustments. so, republicans may have big momentum. the koch brothers may have given them big money, but we've got a big base and know how to use big data to find and deliver our vote. we just elected a democratic governor in virginia. don't forget about that. so don't count your chickens or your house and senate seats too early, newt. >> well, i would say you also have big fant

cupp on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. today republicans are once again using the murder of four americans in benghazi to raise money, distract us from their nonexistent agenda and, of course, tear down hillary clinton. now, if you don't believe me, listen to senator rand paul speaking to cnn just a few hours ago. >> i think that's a dereliction of duty and it does go to management and if she wants to compete for the highest job in the land, my goodness. >> translation, the gop presidential front-runner wants hillary clinton and the potential rival of the white house called before a partisan me for a show trial. why are we still talking about this? we've had four congressional committee investigations plus more than -- more than four. almost 50 congressional briefings. 25,000 pages of documents have been released and there is zero evidence of any intentional wrongdoing anywhere. there's no smoking gun. there's just a cynical republican smoke screen. >> well, actually -- >> you know i'm right, s.e. >> there was a pretty big

on the left, van jones. on the right, s.e. cupp. in the "crossfire," ruth marcus from the "washington post." and penny young nance of concerned women for america. the return of monica lewinsky. does it hurt hillary clinton? tonight, on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm s.e. cupp on the right. in the "crossfire," she's back. cnn obtained the entire monica lewinsky diatribe in "vanity fair." a glamorous working 40-year-old monica. here's the part i hope we all get to focus on. lewinsky writes hillary clinton's impulse to blame the woman is, quote, all too familiar. with every marital indiscretion that finds its way into the public sphere, many of which involve male politicians, it always seems like the woman conveniently takes the fall. and this is what really kills me. 16 years later, and we're still talking about the two women at center of this scandal and not the one man who actually broke the law. van, tell me, man to man, how does bill clinton get away with this? >> well, first of all, he

on the left, van jones. on the right, s.e. cupp. in the "crossfire," bill nye the science guy and nick loras of the heritage foundation. what's worse for america's economy? the dangers of climate change or the solutions? tonight on "crossfire." >> welcome to "crossfire," i'm s.e. cupp on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. we have an economics guy and science guy. today we have even more proof, climate disruption is not some crazy far off liberal concoction. climate change is a real and present danger. it's already happening right now. millions of you at home are facing water shortages. there's floods, there's heat waves this year, and a new white house report out today details the real life impacts of us dumping mega tons of carbon pollution into the atmosphere. for instance, in north carolina they are having to raise u.s. route 64 by four feet in part so it won't get swallowed up by the rising ocean. in alaska it's worse. they are moving an entire village called nutoch away from the eroding shoreline. if that's not scary enou

all investigators had against the cowan brothers and dan jones was possession of stolen property. >>t got to a certain point where there was no fresh information coming in, and there was a lack of physical evidence tying the kau cowans to the crime scene. >> we would talk and say the same thing, we still think it's the same people, but we don't have the proof. >> i never lost hope. i knew in my heart that the police would do their job and find the people that did this to mother and cliff. >> investigators confiscated every .25-caliber pistol they could find hoping that one of them would match the murder weapon. >> i maintained those bullets in my secured work area. i never returned them to the sheriff's property room knowing that i would one day get that firearm. >> eventually, there were other crimes to solve, other evidence it process. the murder of cliff and alma merck moved quietly into the unsuccessfuled file. ten years later, jim kristofferson was promoted to homicide detective, but he never forgot the murder of cliff and alma merck. >> the case had always bothered me mainly be

with the dow jones industrial average off almost 100 points, let's look at the gold market.he ilver, copper so very mixed bag in the medals today, ty. >>> it may not be the best times for hedge funds. that doesn't mean there aren't winners, and i mean big winners. >> if you look at what we're talking about, this is institutional investor magazine, right? the 25 highest paid managers took home a whopping $21 billion? earnings in payout. how many? 25. >> 25 top hedge fund managers, according to "institutional investor." it's pretty decent this is the afternoon rich list that comes out every year. first of all, john paulson. paulson & company, of course, he had a huge bet on real estate back in the day, you name them, remember, he was also big in the wireless side of things, also some involvement in leaf wire homeland securitwire, but a lot of they companieses at least in 2013, which is when this particular study or survey covered, so that's big moves there. next up, s.a.c. capital advisers, steve cohen. 2.4 billion in terms of his pay out, his earnings. cohen's final year on t

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for the presentation and, of course, paula jones. with that we have a motion to file working class. again it up for being here. mr. clerk any other business before the committee >> no other business. >> thank you very much the meeting is adjourned. thank you very

parcak ever get referred to as space indiana jones?> she does but she says, indiana jones has got nothing on me. she is enabling these folks the way indiana jones never did. >> there are plenty of other uses for it too. >> people are using them in agriculture, to monitor humane crises, you can see how many refugees are arriving at sites, you can take the thermal imagesd monitor what's happening ought around the world. coming up next, kyle you're going to show us how nature can teach us some lessons. >> i'm taking a look at how mother nature is informing our technology. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by >> oururrent system has gone very far awry... >> there's huge pressure on the police to arrest and find somebody guilty >> i think the system is going to fail a lot of other people. >> you convicted the wrong person >> i find that extraordinarily disappointing... >> to keep me from going to jail, i needed to cooperate. >> somebody can push you in a death chamber >> it's not a joke >> the syst

parcak ever get referred to as space indiana jones?> she does but she says, indiana jones has got nothing on me. she is enabling these folks the way indiana jones never did. >> there are plenty of other uses for it too. >> people are using them in agriculture, to monitor humane crises, you can see how many refugees are arriving at sites, you can take the thermal imagesd monitor what's happening ought around the world. coming up next, kyle you're going to show us how nature can teach us some lessons. >> i'm taking a look at how mother nature is informing our technology. >> we want to hear what you think about these stories. join the conversation by >> award winning producer and director joe berlinger exposes the truth. >> our current system has gone awry... >> a justice system rum by human beings, can run off the rails. >> sometimes the system doesn't serve and protect, and the innocent pay the price. what goes wrong? >> it's a nightmarish alternative reality, sometimes you can't win... >> an original investigative series. when justice

the nfl was quick to punish jones.e dolphins know what the rest of corporate america has figured out, teams are businesses and intolerance is bad. we have jamal and bishop harry jackson jr. in the "crossfire." some conservatives say this is about living in a free country and need to preserve our freedom. let me ask this question. what is free about gay employees who are unable to express themselves for fear of being fired? look at tonight's "crossfire" quiz, in 29 state, more than half the country, you can be fired, even if you're doing a great job, just for being gay. now, bishop, how do you square that with your conservative commitment to freedom? where's the freedom in that map? >> well, as an african-american, i'm not for anybody being truly discriminated against, but if you have a different code of lifestyle and you want to live a different way, you shouldn't be hindered. there's a difference between you saying terrible, discriminatory things, firing people off of jobs. doing the don sterling thing is really repre

three of the four adult suspects, dorian jones, james hodges, and brandon towns have pled guilty to alliting sentencing. >> it was supposed to be an in and out breaking and entering. once we got in there, things just went, like, people were getting beat up, tied up and it was basically like everything happened like that. >> towns says he and his co-defendants entered a home during the pre-dawn hours following a party held there the the night before. they wore masks to conceal their identities. the home belonged to students at a local college. >> we picked the house because we knew it was a bunch of people having a party and they said they were going to be really drunk so why not go back later? >> according to prosecutors, three male victims in the house were robbed and pistol whipped. the one female victim reported being tied up, blindfolded, beaten and raped by the suspects. the three have pled guilty, said they did so in hopes of receiving shorter prison sentences than they would have if they were found guilty at trial, but they could still receive maximum consecutive sentences on all

dow jones industrial average off 174 points. and s&p down 1.3%. and russell is now in correction territory, down 15 points. where is the money going? going strongly into the 10 year note and pushed the new zealand below 2.5% morning briefly and we now sit at 2.5%. dow transports at their worst level at -- and vix up 1.25. one of the main drivers today declin declines -- in the declines come from comments from closely watched hedge fund titan, she tried to say, david tepper. he says he is nervous. key reasons kern the ecb being tight and behind the curve and in major need of an ease in europe and asia. china is also tight to him. more leverage in the system. that is also a kern. deflation he mention in the u.s. and europe and in the u.s. he see sees seems rather slow. it's playing out on the floor of the new york stock exchange where we find bob pisani. yesterday, we were talking to our market analyst we were finding the 10 year note is getting inflows. i would argue some of the fear in this market started yesterday. >> it sure is. today, i want to

jones passed away as a result of that stroke.enied the allegations and the suit was ultimately settled confidentially. there's no public record that sterling was found responsible for jones death. but fast forward to today and sterling's desperate attempts to save himself from the consequences of an embarrassing and inflammatory taped phone call with his then companion by attacking nba great magic johnson. his latest comments have struck some as pathetic. others as blatantly racist. for people living with hiv and known friends and loved ones who succumb to aids, simply outrageous. you have to wonder why it's taken this level of obviously outrageous verbal behavior for the nba to realize that donald sterling is a problem. the lawsuits, the allegations by credible people like nba great elgin baylor and the death of a tenant named jones, sterling disparaged her because of her race, those are not enough. there's nothing in the nba owner constitution to deal with that. even now, two weeks after tmz posted that infamous phone call, don

jones' job to make people laugh, but did she go too far by also making them cringe?reached out for a comment from "snl" but did not hear back. joining me now to discuss is comedian and actress jackie fabulous and chris witherspoon, the entertainment editor for "the greo." i want to go back to the correspond ebts dinner. i was in the room listening to it. you were there as well covering it. it sort of felt like it was funny in the room, but on twitter people might have had a different reaction. what was the reaction like to joel mchale? >> i think people were a little shocked. there were a couple of jokes that he did that went sour, but here's the thing, he is young. he is kind of now. he is trending. the white house correspondents association knew what they were getting when they got him. he is brilliant on "the soup." i'm a fan of the show. he makes you kind of draw your jaw or clutch your pearls. he made if any of himself from the beginning. he said i'm on a show that's not that highly rated on nbc. i'm also on a show on e. he did what president obama did. he made

it's the security chief mike jones. >> i saw his arm come up in my direction. and when that happened, i dove down behind the chairs and he fired five or six rounds at me and i fired four rounds at him. >> just when i was about to engage him again, he put the gun to his head. pulled the trigger. >> clay duke is dead. miraculously, board superintendent bill husfelt emerges from behind his desk unharmed. >> mike, they're not real, i don't think. i think it's -- he had caps, mike. >> but the bullets were very real. somehow, they missed the board members and the superintendent completely. >> when i heard his voice and saw him, to be honest with you it was a miracle. >> the gunman's first shot that appears to hit husfelt actually hits a notebook on the table in front of him. >> the bullet lodged in the notebook, but the notebook hit me and the concussion of the shot going through there threw up a bunch of paper. so i thought i was shot. i went down to the ground. and i'm laying on the ground and i thought, i know i've been shot and i'm pretty sure it's supposed to hu

jones said it will help them heel and she hopes others learn from her experience.orting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> santa rosa police say an accident was caused by a man repeatedly stabbing himself ran a red light and hit two cars. he was taken to the hospital with major injuries mostly from the stabbings. he may decide to you don't in advertisements. people on both sides have some strong opinions. >> reporter: they sure do, it is a mixed back of reactions and some say it would generate lots of money for the city and some city leaders say despite the money it would raise it would tarnish the city's beauty. they are meeting with the city's budget subcommittee and this is a hotly contested issue for two years now and it would be to double the amount of muni buses with advertisements wrapped around those buses. they will be wrapped in ads at any given time. some think it is good because it would generate information and it would be more of an eyesore and would tarnish the city's image. it would go into a contract to tighten

it is official that william lewis will become ceo of dow jones.rim ceo all the way back in january, but now he will officially be taking the helm of dow jones. -- anushaange here healy will take the creative chief duties and william lewis will be the ceo of dow jones. >> thank you so much. i want to go back to jon erlichman who is standing by in los angeles for a little more context on this. your reaction to this? >> i don't think this is going to catch too many people by surprise, the fact he was doing this on an interim basis is a reminder that there was a lot of trust on rupert murdoch tossed behalf will stop he someone that has spent a lot of time in the news corp. family and had come back in 2000 and 10. -- in 2010. remember, this is not the news corp. we used to talk about. this is a company focused on the publishing assets and that's a slow growth business. so when you have got that, you've got to think of new ways to generate money. in the dow jones world, they are thinking of all sorts of ways to it's newy, whether products or what kind o

and judge jones, the next one is sort of big.i wonder if we should cause and take any questions and come back after lunch to talk about the military judge's role? >> that makes sense. any questions with respect to these last few? [inaudible] in terms of all the training. first i think this is a great layout of the issues and i applaud all of you. thank you for the time and effort. on the training part on recommendation number nine, all of the training has to be funded. it just says it's congress appropriate centralist money for the investigation peace as opposed to any the training requirements on the defense. the prosecution, judiciary. you talked about the secretary's authority. was that intentional distinction between the two that you want to centralize at the congressional level for investigators but at the secretary's good will, at the service-level? >> it was an intentional distinction that runs to understand that, for instance, that discretionary funds for training are easily lost, and paired to have them set out separate

here is the dow jones itself versus the 20 transports.s is a two-year chart, and obviously quite clear that the spread is quite extreme. year to date, the dow is unchanged, transports up 8%. look at longer term charts. this is the five year chart, again, dow jones industrial, 30, versus the 20 transports. the spread is quite epic. here is ten years. you're starting to get the message. and here is as far back as we can go to the 1980s. this is not sustainable. and our bet is that this is where the complacency is as great a risk as anywhere. a one-year chart looks orderly. but the principle is this, so far above trend, and it's a well-defined trend, play for the mean reversion, and as it fails, we will make the bet it will stall. go short the iyt. >> mike, how do you implement that? >> i think the easiest way to do this and bearing in mind what.com was talking about this, and selling at the near term volatility, i think options are grossly underpriced. i'm going to buy the december 140 puts in the iyt. pay $6 for those. and to finance that,

ken lee jones reports from florida. >> reporter: the train which derailed this time was a southbound freight of the atlanta and st. andrews bay railroad. a small line which operates between dothan, alabama, and panama city, florida. a tank car carrying poisonous chlorine gas was ruptured in the wreck. a deadly mist of gas spread from the tank car. motorists who were driving at night alongside the tracks were caught by surprise. most of the victim who is died were found in their cars along u.s. highway 231. >> people killed by poison gas, like they were on a battlefield in world war i or something instead of just driving their cars along a u.s. highway. amazing. after that, rail car accident in florida, and another one that same day in tennessee. and the other one that happened in waverly, tennessee, two days before that. federal investigators starting to look into whether this was maybe more than a coincidence. maybe there was some sort of systemic problem at hand. >> one after another, around the country, trains have been running off the tracks, turning

athena jones is out there in the middle of the holiday traffic. what is going on there, alexander? >> reporter: wolf, you like rain and gridlock in your travel companions, you're in pretty good shape. otherwise, we hope that where you are going is going to be worth it. it's been slowly moving out here. we left midtown manhattan at 4:20. that was about an hour and 20 minutes ago. we've gone the distance that it would take us to go 20 minutes just getting on to i-95 north, this is the route people would take leading into parts of new england. a popular road to travel this holiday weekend and for anyone on the road, they probably left at the very worst time. aaa says leaving at 5:00 on a friday is just about the worst step you can take. that's when you're going to hit the heaviest traffic. it's when most people are getting out of work and there are 36.1 million people traveling for the holiday. that's up from last year. and again, you're going to hit

is nick baumann, who wrote the piece for mother jones magazine. nick, lay out the story. heard, this is a story about not jim ensor -- not jim ensor, who did not want to become an fbi informant, and what happened to him and his family after he made that decision. start the story, and the best way to start is with 's mob, a long-time government employee, and his sister, and they are in south sudan, it is in the middle of the night, a dangerous place. they are wandering the streets naji because he had disappeared. they do not know where he is. they were told that he was being held in a blue building somewhere but they do not know where that is. imagine, if this is your child or brother, and you are an american living abroad, having no idea where that person is and having to search for them. 90 leaves, and i think, with a few good reasons to believe, that the u.s. government orchestrated the bad things that happened to him and his family. , tell us how you later discover that you came into the crosshairs of the fbi. why did they begin to target you initially? talk about thos

so jones has since apologized for his omg horrible thing., for his part, he's been getting death threats and he says his kids have too. wrong. come on, people. i want to talk about all of this with retired nfl offensive lineman doug dawson who joins me from houston. also joined by the host of cnn'. the reaction to the tweets was swift. the nfl did not wait. they brought the hammer down. >> the miami dolphins organization did, absolutely. this is their right. he can speak whatever he wants. you know the expression, you don't have to go home but you can't stay here. but not as a member of our team, representative of our team. they've suspended him. they've ordered him to get some counseling. they have every right to do that. on that same twitter account, jones identifies himself as a member of the miami dolphins before he even says where he was born. the picture of him on that twitter panel is him in a dolphins uniform. let's face it, this is a team that has gotten itself into trouble in the past year. they have the jonathan martin/richie inco

cupp. >> i'm van jones. we have guests with very different views of president obama's record of keeping us out of war. now, big news this afternoon. president obama has announced a firm deadline to get our troops home from afghanistan. now, remember, at one point we had over 100,000 americans over there in harm's way. by the end of 2016, thanks to this president, only 1,000 are going to be left to guard the embassy. here's what the president had to say about that. >> americans have learned that it's harder to end wars than it is to begin them. if this is how wars end in the 21st century. >> and hallelujah, ending war, that's what we want the president to do. let's recap, this president promised us no new wars fought on a credit card, check. he also promised to get osama bin laden, check. he promised to get us out of iraq, check. and promised to get us out of afghanistan. check. promises made, promises kept. this is a huge deal for military families with military deployments hanging over their head. so on the

shortly after don jones tweeted, quote, horrible.e the football term jones has been put in the penalty box. he was fined and must complete educational training for the comment. >> it was one word. >> the defensive back apologized in a statement to sam, his miami teammates, the organization, fans and me personally. the dolphins coach added, "we met with don today about respect, discrimination and judgment. these comments are not consistent with the values and standards of our program." i guess he means not anymore. meanwhile in other sports news, the nhl playoffs are heating up. here are some highlights from this weekend's hockey action. ♪ >> i was getting into the music there. fortunately jones was the only person to make a negative comment anywhere on the internet. >> no other negative comment. >> what was your reaction to jones' comment. what did he say? horrible? >> yes. >> it was an indicated how divorced the nfl is from the rest of mainstream working america. in 7 of 10 workplaces you would never hear someone make a comment like

cupp on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. tonight we have two advocates for america's veterans. veterans affair secretary eric shinseki was on capitol hill today fighting to keep his job. cnn senior investigative correspondent drew griffin actually broke the story in the first place. his reporting is the reason the senate had the hearing today. he's here to give us a closer look of how we got here. >> van, and s.e., this is an eruption and a scandal basically because of our reporting out of a phoenix va medical center last month in which sources told us of a secret waiting list where veterans were simply left waiting for care on a secret list trying to hide the fact of just how long they had been waiting. some up to 21 months. our same sources tell us at that va facility, 40 veterans, maybe even more, may have died because of delayed care. but keep in mind, this is only one part of this what we're calling now a va scandal. we've been reporting since last november on wait lists at va facilities across the country that have led

i'm kevin madden on the right. >> i'm van jones on the left. in the "crossfire" tonight the top message guys from both parties. for republicans, the message is clear. get hillary clinton. that's it. now this is may 2014. not fall 2016. why are the republican leaders throwing every attack they can think of at hillary clinton? could it be they lack confidence in their own crop of candidates? after all, chris christie is in a ditch. rand paul's isolationism is in direct conflict with marco rubio's saber rattling. meanwhile, the tea party crowd can't stand jeb bush. it is a total mess over there. here's the truth. hillary clinton unites democrats. every major republican leader divides gop. so what does that leave the republic cans with? politics of personal destruction which to them is politics as usual. >> you know who hillary clinton unites? >> everybody. >> hillary clinton unites republicans. >> well, okay. in the "crossfire" tonight, the democratic national committee communication director mo, and the republican national communications director

. >> on the left, van jones. on the right, newt gingrich. in the "crossfire," senator bernie sanders, a vermont independent, and senator dean heller, north dakota republican. day risked their lives for our country. how does the president do right by our veterans? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the "cross fofire" tonights members of the senate veterans committee. twomerge from president obama's embarrassing news conference today. after having a five-year opportunity to clean up the department of veterans affairs, both he and his cabinet appointee failed. second, faced with universal coverage of that failure, all we got from the president today was this. >> all of us, whether here in washington or all across the country have to stay focused on the larger mission which is upholding our sacred trust to all of our veterans bringing the va system into the 21st century which is not an easy task. >> bill clinton used to say, i feel your pain. barack obama says, i h

known to many as the earthquake lady, jones has the daunting task of identifying l.a.'s most critical infrastructure risks and them. >> what are the priorities? >> you can't live without water and you can't run a business without water. that's potentially the most vulnerable part of our infrastructure. loss of it is really bad. >> jones says the four main aqueducts cross a major fault line and are likely to break in a large quake. it could take between 12 to 18 months to repair the aqueducts leaving millions of angelino bes dependent on whatever reserves are available. >> if you look back in time, it took san francisco 40 years to get back to the level of economic activity after the 1906 earthquake. >> to be clear about this you are saying an earthquake in californi southern california today could destroy the economy? >> yes. if we don't have water for six months how long are you willing to stay without a shower? >> mayor garcetti, to the ire of property owners who are reluctant to make hefty investments, jason razy lives in one of them. he says mandatory ratings and re

for the presentation and, of course, paula jones. with that we have a motion to file working class. again it up for being here. mr. clerk any other business before the committee >> no other business. >> thank you very much the meeting is adjourned. thank you very >> good afternoon everyone. i am joined by supervisor avalos, breed, wiener. i want to thank the members of sfgtv. do we have any announcements? >> yes mr. chair, submitted to the clerk. items after the date will appear on the may 6, 2014 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. can you call item number one please? >> item number one, hearing to receive update on the budget for fiscal years 2014, '15 and fiscal year 2015, '16. this is >> this is a first of two herings we have today. i want to thank you for being here and all the [inaudible] thank you for being here. you can take it away. >> thank you. good afternoon chair farrell and supervisor avalos, breed and wiener. my name is har long kelly and i'm the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission. this is my first two year

i can't work, i can't do anything by myself. >> reporter: back on april 25, jones finished her first week as a school bus driver for the san jose unified school district. when riding her bike back home around 5:00 at night, she was hit out of nowhere. >> a car hit her, and she flew and she landed on another car. and she broke the windshield of that car. and then she flew off that car and hit the pavement, and then cracked her head open. >> reporter: jones who doesn't remember much, was hospitalized for five days, suffering a fractured skull. the movement on the left side of her face is limited. she can barely smile anymore. >> my mouth, i can't move my mouth. and most of my teeth are broken. >> i don't like seeing her hurt that much, because it hurts my feelings a lot. >> reporter: a police report was filed, yet there's little information on the suspect or car. >> more pain calms from because we don't know what happened. we're unclear on who hit her. >> reporter: jones hopes if anyone saw something that evening to say something to help this family heal. >> i feel bad because you don'