it was not a problem thanks to offered morris and matt jones. -- alfred morris and matt jones.the redskins dominated the line of scrimmage early. rookie matt jones has a gaping hole to the left side and goes 39-yard td andhe he does his version of the lambeau leap. washington's defense looked good. they sacked nick foles once. the skins secondary was all over the place, covering rams receivers. it is 10-0 skins. kirk cousins throws it the corner for pierre garcon and it is a touchdown. washington was turnover-free until the third reading that is when matt jones -- third. that is when matt jones pops it up. after that, touchdown st. louis. the skins respond with a strong drive in the fourth. jones punches it in from three yards out to put the game away andhe redskins win 24-10 they improved to 1-1 on the season. statementou made a the way they shut you out last season? >> we just want to take it one game at a time. we didn't want to go out and make a statement. we just wanted to go out and play good football. >> that is the blueprint we have to have. you have a young quarterback

even these weekly visits with jones are getting difficult. >> it's hard on me. i'm helping raising his kids. and also helping with bills and everything that he left. and i have no job so i'm trying to do the best i can with what i got. and it just feels like everything is being taken away from me slowly. >> lori dowda says she has known hard times and suffering too. but now only days from transferring to prison to start a one-year sentence for second-degree burglary, she realizes coming to jail might be the start of a brighter future. >> ladies, whoever's in ged, let's go! >> dowda recently took her final exam in the jail's ged program. and today she finds out the results. >> are you worried about it? >> i'm very nervous. i'm scared. i don't want to fail. just like when i leave here and go to prison, when i leave prison, i'm scared i'm going to get out and just fall again. >> well, here are your scores. >> if they're bad, i don't want to look at them. >> ha ha! >> whoo! >> yay! >> i'm so happy for you. that's wonderful. i love it. >> congratulations. >> don't cr

[indiscernible] professor jones: yeah. >> [indiscernible] professor jones: yeah. >> globalization and world history -- [indiscernible] professor jones: yeah. >> [indiscernible] the fact that english is -- [indiscernible] professor jones: yeah. >> -- [indiscernible] so i guess my question here for power do youch think it to interpretation plays in everyday life? [indiscernible] professor jones: yeah. sure. >> [indiscernible] professor jones: the question is -- if i can paraphrase it -- the importance of history in shaping the community and sense of awareness and you mentioned some of the stories or myths that persist and thinking perhaps of seward's folly even though there's not much evidence it persists. well, i mean, i think -- let me put it this way. in arkansas, there is not a huge demand for the history of alaska. this is only the third time in 12 years i spoke publicly about alaska because you do not get to do it very much in arkansas. but i do bring alaska a lot into my lectures and i bring it in and the sense of -- here's how i do it. folks will have different ways of going at

jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary. carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent compassionate young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i misand i -- miss you and i may never forget, the world may never forget. >> howard lee cain. >> vicente d. cain. >> robert canter. >> debra catherine. >> robin lynn. >> alvin peter. >> charles h. >> william. >> douglas g. >> charles l. casper. >> andrew. robert michael crawford. >> john, jr. >> edward. king. >> richard n. king. >> lisa ivonne. >> carl kiesler. >> bÁrbara keeding. leo russell the third. chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> petter kellerman. fed -- joseph a. kelly. >>

rookie matt jones. he came in here and he's a big, bruising third-round pick and redskins admitted afterward that this was a must-win game and that new big, bruising back that carried him to victory. first quarter, here comes the rookie matt jones and down the side lines and 31 yards near the touchdown and huge career, and redskins take a 7-0 lead. fourth quarter, redskins lead 17-10 and they'll call jones' number again and third-round pick out of florida pounds in from three yards out and 123 yards and two for jones. redskins win it 24-10, running with power, winning with pride. the rookie matt jones is just one of the keys for this victory. the defense also for the second straight game only allows ten points and we will talk about the redskins coming up later in the show. erika? >> the republican presidential hopeful ben carson on "meet the press" this morning. moderator chuck todd asked him if he believes islam is consistent with the constitution. we will have that coming up in just a minute. ♪ ♪ hus

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? we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number...right now all beds on sale! sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the biggest sale of the year! with the c2 queen mattress just $599.99. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. i'm a gas service my nrepresentative. n. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide

jones. >> donald. jones the second. >> donald w. jones. >> judith jones. >> linda jones. >> mary.>> edward, senior. >> robert thomas jordan. >> albert joseph. >> carl henry joseph. >> steven joseph. >> jane josiah. Ángel, jr. >> karen sue. >> michael. judge. >> thomas jergin. >> pamela choo and my big brother, the king, our guardian Ángel number 41, keep watching over us the spirit lives with all your family. >> and my husband carlos jimÉnez you are a big man, your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent compassionate young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i misand i -- miss you and i may never forget, the world may never forget. >> howard lee cain. >> vicente d. cain. >> robert canter. >> debra catherine. >> robin lynn. >> alvin peter. >> charles h. >> william. >> douglas g. >> charles l. casper. >> andrew. robert michael crawford. >> john, jr. >> edward. king. >> richard n. king. >> lisa ivonne. >> carl kiesler. >> bÁrbara keeding. leo russell the third. chandler raymond keller. >> jose

jones >> donald t. jones >> donald w. jones >> judith jones. >> linda jones >> mary s. jones >> andrew brian jordan sr. >> robert thomas jordan >> albert gunnis joseph >> ingeborg joseph >> karl henry joseph >> stephen joseph >> jane eileen josiah >> anthony jovic >> angel l. juarbe jr. >> karen sue juday >> ann c. judge. >> mychal f. judge >> paul william jurgens >> thomas edward jurgens >> shashikiran lakshmikantha kadaba >> gavkharoy kamardinova >> shari kandell >> and my big brother christopher michael duffy, the king of the duff jam, our guardian angel, number 41. keep watching over us. your spirit lives on in all your family. we love you and we miss you. >> and my husband carlos domingues. you are greatly missed. you were a big man with a heart that matched your size. your memory remains each and every day in the eyes of your children. you would be so proud of the intelligent, compassionate, beautiful young women that you have helped bring into this world. i love you. i miss you. and i will never forget. the world may never forget. >> howard lee kane >> jennifer l

barrett beats cardale jones out, it is cardale's job. while the door is open, cardale is the starter, and it is still his job to own and have until somebody else says otherwise seemingly according to urban myer. >> kelly: and it is what happened in the spring and summer that happened. time that the head coach said, there is no reason to make a change. >> adam: and the special teams with nearly great coverage. good effort there by ohio state by mclaurin, but into the end zone it goes, and on that pet a 32. >> kelly: and you can see, adam, j.t. barrett would have been my guy. we will see a -- too many player on the field for ohio state. >> adam: the quarterback questions all over the the country, and auburn has quarterback question, and use aging a former under armour all american in shaun white, and how does -- in sean white, and how does that play out? and you are seeing a lot of question marks especially in the s.e.c. when you go into the pac-12, they know the guys and riding them as deep as they can with kessler and rosen and the other

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jones wasn't ejected but surely the nfl will be taking action in response to what jones did.'re also going to pay attention of how a um can of teams move on from potentially serious injuries. ravens have lost linebacker terrell suggs with a torn achilles. with the jets, corner back antonio cromartie may not be back. >>> cowboys win here in amazing fashion. 27-26. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. >> al: earlier today, jimmy graham scored his first touchdown as a seahawk but it wasn't enough as st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday ni

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jones wasn't ejected but surely the nfl will be taking action in response to what jones did. we're also going to pay attention of how a um can of teams move on from potentially serious injuries. ravens have lost linebacker terrell suggs with a torn achilles. with the jets, corner back antonio cromartie may not be back. >>> cowboys win here in amazing fashion. 27-26. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. >> al: earlier today, jimmy graham scored his first touchdown as a seahawk but it wasn't enough as st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday

jones emphasized there's an important element of trespass in jones where the gps was on the car and justice scalia made that the foundation of his opinion. and maybe four or five justices might think 24/7 drone surveillance crosses a line. although you're worried about the slippery slope and there was an interesting exchange, where a month is too long, but a day is okay. so what's the goldilocks magic line? so that leads us back to ahmed in dissent. why do you think 24/7 drone surveillance would be okay, in light of the incredibly purr swaseive arguments that your colleagues made on the other side? >> well, i think in jones, the concurring opinion that greg referred to, alito's concurrence, had more to do with aggregation, than it did with individual collection. and so, again, to what extent is there a drone will iffing yfoll around and that's getting stored somewhere. or is it just following you around and surveilling you in case you pull out a knife, it will zap you with an electroshock? i don't know. in terms of, i just don't see -- i forget, actually, david, what your argument was. i ju

butch jones, jim mcelwain, the gators are 4-0. ballgame. we got one. >> gary: the last two touchdown drives, three-fourth-down conversions. >> verne: for gary danielson and allie laforce, verne lundquist saying so long from gainesville. gators win. undephotted for the year. the dodge post-game show is next. it's a calling. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. when you move, degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement that release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. we call ourselves the freedom hikers. hiking brought us together but that's not the only thing that keeps us coming back. here's to friends who reach for better. fewer carbs, fewer calories, superior taste. michelob ultra. the superior light beer. at&t presents the strongest of the strong okay, guys. let's see who can write the strongest tweet to show their school pride. go. i have people who tweet for me. excellent tweet, roderick. thank you, sir. hit me with the smell good. mm

barrett beats cardale jones out, it is cardale's job. while the door is open, cardale is the starter, and it is still his job to own and have until somebody else says otherwise seemingly according to urban myer. >> kelly: and it is what happened in the spring and summer that happened. it is the growth of 12 at that time that the head coach said, there is no reason to make a change. >> adam: and the special teams with nearly great coverage. good effort there by ohio state by mclaurin, but into the end zone it goes, and on that pet a 32. >> kelly: and you can see, adam, j.t. barrett would have been my guy. we will see a -- too many player on the field for ohio state. >> adam: the quarterback questions all over the the country, and auburn has quarterback question, and usein a former under armour all american in shaun white, and how does -- in sean white, and how does that play out? and you are seeing a lot of question marks especially in the s.e.c. when you go into the pac-12, they know the guys and riding them as deep as they can with kess

jones as we go inside the red zone. >> if redskins fans did not know the name matt jones before yesterdaynow it now. rookie with a breakout performance. 100 yards rushing and two touchdowns as the skins knocked off st. louis. >> it was great. they just came off and beat the seahawks and they got a great defense. it felt great. we know we're a powerful team up front. we know we can run and throw the ball. >> reporter: jones already had a touchdown and was running like gangbusters for the redskins. then he had a fumble. jones would recover and score another touchdown in the 24-10 win over the rams. >> great game. put the ball on the ground one time. good fumble. we'll make sure we make an emphasis of that. a lot of positives out there. running after contact, finding holes. >> he's a tough guy. he's a big guy and teams think he probably flows. he can make guys miss. >> this could be the redskins identity going forward and it's what they want with jones and starter alfred morris, the skins have 343 rushing yards over their opening two games. that's a great sign, but again, it is just two game

in pasadena come after a lower court overturned the death sentence of a convicted murderer, ernest jonesthe state's system ineffective and an example of cruel and unusual punishment. franklin zimring: this is an opportunity to inject into the judicial system a sort of a wide-angle imax picture of the whole dysfunctional adventure of california. sam: frank zimring is a death penalty expert and critic of a system he says by all reasonable statistics is dysfunctional. consider this. of all the ways california inmates have died on death row since 1978, execution ranks third behind natural causes and suicide. in total, 749 people have been sentenced to death in that time frame, but only 13 have been executed. despite those numbers, attorney general karmala harris is fighting to preserve the status quo. she says the lower court's decision to overturn jones's execution, quote, "undermines the important protections that our courts provide to defendants. this flawed ruling requires appellate review." and that's what's happening right now. so the court of appeals could wipe away capital punishment

jones was fined $35,000 on wednesday and jones said he did nothing wrong and plans to appeal the fine. >>> the denver broncos meet up with the kansas city chiefs in kas on kansas city on "thursday night football" here on cbs. >>> a small plane made an emergency landing on a street wons. an on wednesday. the plane is based in nearby john wayne airport. federal aviation officials are investigate are reason a dog simba belonged to a passenger on a flight from tel aviv to toronto on sunday. the pilot decided to fly to germany after the heating system malfunctioned in the cargo airing where the bulldog was held. the cold temperatures would have threatened the dog's life. simba's owner is grateful. simba was pulled from the flight passengers were delayed for 75 minutes, but most said they understood. i think that dog needs an upgrade to fur class or something like that! >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will hear from nfl analyst tony gonzalez about

the installation of a gps pre-jones.jones was decided it is a search to install the gps device. what happens to the place where the gps installed gps before jones was decided. and all of the cases in the federal courts, they said this is davis good-faith because pre-jones they were relying on knots and carrow, who cases from the 1980s that said you could track a car's location in public. so that argument has been killed in the federal courts. but in the state courts, there have some been state appellate courts and supreme courts that said knots and carrow don't control gps an that is not binding appellate precedent for our purposes. that is a minority position to be clear. and that is a minority position even in the state courts. but there have been a few decisions. and that is one example how you can use the reilly moment to kind of further that argument. and then when you are talking about lean on good faith and reliance on an order that on its face looks good but later found to be insufficient. and one area, and maybe

julio jones, 22-yard touchdown. huge night for jones. 141 yards. two touchdowns.lanta out to 21-3 lead. chip kelly got his offense working in the second half. plenty of time in the pocket. hits murray. just dukes his way in. he the eagles actually took the league in the fourth quarter, but a little over a minute to play. eagles down two. bradford, trying to lead them to a win. got back in his path. picks off the hands of jordan matthews. ricardo allen. that seals it. falcons beat the eagles, 26-24. >>> go from a philly team to the nats in philly. bryce harper not taking long to announce his return to the lineup. scary collision yesterday. scary swing today. 37th homer and the hair flip of the year. nats up 2-1. score tied atop of the fifth. bases loaded for jayson werth. two outs and the former philly just teeing off the night. a grand slam here. he add up the low shot. five rbis tonight. got to 6-2 lead. jordan zimmermann, he didn't give up six or more runs all last year, but he did tonight. that's cody ash jacking this ball deep to right center. three-run shot.

jones began o.i.c. with little more than his faith in god and an unshakable resolve and steadfast dedication that it could be done. he has had no funding. he had no staff when he started except volunteers. over the years wilson o.i.c. has expanded to employ 35 workers, place more than 200 citizens per year in jobs, importantly wilson o.i.c. adapts to the services and training they provide through our changing world and assists clients with acquiring the skills needed to compete in the 21st century economy. for 10 years i had the honor of serving as board chair for wilson o.i.c. and was involved in helping to secure its present site which was an abandon elementary school in the city. in addition to his work with o.i.c., he's been a leader among o.i.c.'s nationally and internationally. he was a personal friend and confidant of the national founder reverend dr. leon howard sullivan, who must be remembered as the first african-american to serve on the board of directors for general motors. he was also the a

but in 1905, a surgeon had jones' remains exhumed and used this kit to positively identify jones' remains, which were then reinterred at the naval academy at annapolis, maryland. another exhibit in this gallery features advances in the protection of service members, and so we featured three helmets from different eras of the 20th century. a helmet from world war i showing the very clear path of a bullet as it passes from front to back. been from world war ii and korea , the middle part of the 20th century, again, the bullet still puncturing the helmet. but as the newer technology and materials are developed, we see the kevlar helmet from the first gulf war, and again, slowing in and stopping a bullet becomes the immediate need, and this allows us to show the advances in the materials, but also the concern with stopping and preventing head injuries. another feature of our exhibit on the history of innovation in the history of military medicine is this display on facial reconstruction and advances in plastic surgery. from the 20th century, the type of work being done on service members reco

julio jones in the end zone. the three yard touchdown. 20-3.lcons up the eagles rally, only down by 2 with minutes left to play. , rightdford's pass through the receiver's hands, picked off. the falcons win 26-24. the you are 95 games behind division leader, who was keeping count, especially dropping two out of three against the marlins, but there is still baseball to be played. extra innings against the phillies. jayson werth already hit a grand slam. the solo shot. nats go up 7-6. here comes the closer, jonathan papelbon. the leadoff guy, freddie ga lpis, and this happen. leon: oh, come on. robert: sorry, leon. the phillies try to get escobar at home, the nets take the 8-7 lead. that is the final. nats win, leon, 8-7. leon: we've seen that movie before. robert: in baltimore, the orioles hosting the red sox, adam jones hits it to deep center. that short hops the wall. davis scores all the way from first, standup double for jones. o's shut out the red sox, 2-0. redskins announced they have bathased kicker kai for

dave jones -- anybody remember dave jones? i know itreat man and had a lot to do with the process of going through the springfield community and trying to find just the right guy for the job. [applause] frank, you told me you were part of an interview process. , as your perspective were going through the selection process, why don't you share some of the things in what went on leading up to your appointment? i did not realize at that time the magnitude of what they were suggesting. i had read something about page boys in the junior scholastic and it had already seemed interesting. a nerd, so i liked history and stuff like that. prospect seemed exciting to me, so one saturday, i was told by my mother that my father and i were going to go down to the springfield office and be interviewed along with other black teenagers for this job. mention dr. thomas and any, robert kern one of them would have done a fine job. smithsunday evening, herb called and said we've select did i selected frank smith and had to withdraw and get a haircu

jones again. >> adam: same guy.ting up a field goal. >> rick: leads to a field goal as you just suggested. this settled things down in the horseshoe, darren lee picks off the screen, returns it for a touchdown and gets the home crowd pulse back down. >> adam: j.t. barrett did come into the game and threw the interception but ohio state able to get it right back. michigan state no problem. as well as oregon. notre dame trying to close this out. they have been dominant. baker mayfield school record for total yards for oklahoma today. coming up we'll update you on the rest of the action in the s.e.c. ♪ ♪ ♪ the ones with the guts to stand apart - join a league all their own. ♪ degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement that release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. at&t presents the strongest of the strong okay, guys. let's see who can write the strongest tweet to show their school pride. go. i have people who tweet for

the league fined jones $35,000 on wednesday.id he did nothing wrong and plans to appeal the fine. >>> the denver broncos meet up with the kansas city chiefs in kansas city on "thursday night football" here on cbs. kickoff at:25 here on cbs. >>> an air canada pilot averted a landing to save a dog. a small plane made an emergency cool temperatures would have threatened thing it's life. simba's owner was grateful. >> my dog means everything. simba was pulled from the flight and placed on another plane. passengers were delayed for 75 minutes, but most said they understood. i think that dog needs an upgrade to fur class or something like that! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a preview of "thursday night football." we will hear from nfl today analyst tony gonzalez and an actor from "the big bang thorough" joins us in the studio. that is the morning news for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonal

mark: the dow jones industrial average is down for 17 points right now.ll the major indexes on wall street down an average of 2.5% at the start. people were discussing where the markets are headed. one strategist i talked to said, you know what? it still feels like we have a little ways to go. i know we showed out last week, but we have a little more to go. maybe this is a little more to go. the first day of september and we saw that seesaw going back-and-forth over the past couple of weeks. and a lot of people say this began when china devalued its currency on august 11. what ever it is, we have had this perfect storm of this happening. we did not remiss if mention oil. the biggest drop in seven months -- oil is falling as well today. check the screen. nymex crude is down six point 75%. -- 6.75%. brent crude is down 7.15% to gold futures may be coming back. it is up about three quarters of $1140.60.at betty: we almost trapped ourselves into a corner where if we get any number out of china that is less than dynamic and stella, we sell. mark: they used to

seth jones is joining us from the rand corporation.rning that suck attacks being stopped over the past five or six years, we must recognize they, those who want to destroy civilization are continuing the war against us. do you agree with that? >> guest: in 2014, the last full year of data on terrorism, the number of attacks jumped significantly from the year before. so if you look at the 2013 data, there were 11,500 terrorist attacks across the world. 22,000 deaths. in 2014, 13,000 attacks with 31,000 deaths. more than we have seen in the entire modern era. 2015 looks like it is going to be even more violent. so putting it in perspective, more terrorist attacks and more deaths than we have seen in the modern era. and in testimony earlier this year, the united states director of national intelligence said exactly the same thing in testimony. more deaths, more attacks than we have seen. in that sense, mayor guiliani is right. >> host: how do you classify a terrorist attack? >> guest: it has to have political objection and it can be again

jones again. >> adam: same guy. setting up a field goal. >> rick: leads to a field goal as you just suggested. this settled things down in the horseshoe, darren lee picks off the screen, returns it for a touchdown and gets the home crowd pulse back down. >> adam: j.t. barrett did come into the game and threw the interception but ohio state able to get it right back. michigan state no problem. as well as oregon. notre dame trying to close this out. they have been dominant. baker mayfield school record for total yards for oklahoma today. coming up we'll update you on the rest of the action in the the ones with the guts to stand apart - join a league all their own. when you move, degree motionsense reacts with unique microcapsules activated by movement that release bursts of freshness all day. motionsense. protection to keep you moving. degree. it won't let you down. at&t presents the strongest of the strong okay, guys. let's see who can write the strongest tweet to show their school pride. go. i have people who tweet

jones at the plate. jones rips the ball to right center. that proved to be the winner. a big congratulations to the orioles you a fill@for winning the eastern heeg championship. >> that's great. >> keep winning. and the weather is going to be nice? >> breezy, temperatures in the mid to upper 70ed. >> saturday night live is next. [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "the kelly file." later in the program, undeniable proof that the historical figure blackula was in fact white. but first, it was a long week for new jersey governor chris christie. first he placed nurse kaci hickox into quarantine even

liz: on a day like this, right now, folks, dow jones industrials down 295, the s&p down 32.'t want to sell at this point, right? >> no. i do not recommend selling. and, you know, earlier in the show we talked about, you know, how housing and real estate is going to benefit from this commitment to zero rates. i'll also talk about, you know, i could talk about health care. we've seen a major consolidation in this sector, and there's unitedhealth sitting out there on its own. and, again, these people can continue to build those balance sheets thanks to this policy. so, no, i would not be a seller here. i would look at your companies, your holdings and ask yourself do you like what you own? this low rate interest policy is here to stay, and i think the u.s. stock market is going to be a beneficiary. particularly one of your guests said bigger is better? i agree. the strong are going to devour the weak, and their balance sheets are going to get stronger as a result of it. liz: four minutes, four minutes before the closing bell rings for the week, and the bears have full control.

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

anybody remember dave jones? he was a great man. and his deputy, irv smith, i know had a lot to do with the process of going through the springfield community and trying to find just the right guy for the job, and he did. >> very good. now, frank -- [ applause ] now, you told me you were part of an interview process and also had some recommendations. from your perspective as you were going through the process of being -- you know, going through the selection process, why don't you share some of the things from your perspective of what went on leading up to your appointment. >> well, i didn't realize certainly at that time the magnitude of what they were suggesting. i had read something about page boys in junior scholastic or some publication like that and it always seemed interesting. also i was kind of a nerd, so i liked history and english and stuff like that, so the prospect seemed exciting to me. so one saturday i was told by my mother that we were going to go -- that my father and i were going to go down to congressman findley'

the dow jones industrials lower by 328 points.ay that, kevin, because in the end i'm wondering if investors aren't simply looking at all that's happening at the u.n. and seeing it full frontal, right in their faces, all of the problems that we have right now on the planet at different hot spots and different points. but china is something not to forget. we are going to focus in just a few minutes on american businesses who are turning to china even in light of being touched by alleged chinese hackers. cisco executive chairman john chambers met with chinese president xi jinping last week in seattle. he is on set here in new york with me. i am going to pointedly ask him aren't you worried that chinese hackers perhaps got into your routers? is that not something you're concerned about? and you're working with them right now? john chambers here, and we'll find out why coming up. >>> closing bell, we are 48 minutes away. again, a lot of red on the screen. we are going to be watching these numbers, it could end at the lows of the sessio

brent: all right, dorian jones, think you very much. let's get you caught up with other stories making headlines at this hour. the u.n. says nearly 8000 have been killed in 18 months of fighting in eastern ukraine. human rights officials say the real number is probably higher. the fighting between ukraine and separatist militias have subsided since a truce took hold last week. pope francis is making it much easier for catholics to end their marriages. in a main procedure -- a new procedure, rather, and announced on tuesday, local church officials will be able to decide whether a marriage can be annulled. and it will not the the current lengthy and complicated process. all right, we're going to take a break. when we come back, we will have details on other news stories and more business news. we will be right back. brent: all right. you are with "dw news" live from berlin. your top stories this hour -- dramatic scenes around a top migrant collection center in hungary. that as german chancellor angela merkel reaffirmed europe needs a join

. >> reporter: his name was kevin jones. 22 years old.umber 123 on baltimore's growing murder list for this year. another statistic. another homicide. another father's son. regginal jones carries no pictures of his only boy, just a high school diploma. around? >> it's the only thing i got right now. yes. it's the only thing i got right now. >> reporter: just before dawn on the morning of the prooek yeses stakes, kevin was walking to his job as a guard at the race track. he was shot dead in the parking lot. why were you proud of him, what did he do to make you proud of him? >> walked across the stage. >> reporter: were you there when it happened? >> no, i was incarcerated. he started coming to see me when i first went to prison. he was - he couldn't even walk. >> even with his father locked up, and his mother out of the picture, kevin jones found a way to beat the ads. he graduated high school, worked full-time for two years, and applied to community college. >> he thought about being an engineer. electronics. >> reporter: to hear your son

the dow jones traded up that almost 200 points, but those gains vanished -- the dow jones traded up bylmost 200 points. monika: thank you very much for this update. that's all from the business desk. brent: thank you very much. now to some other stories that are making news around the world . a double suicide bombing has killed at least 19 people and wounded over 100 in northern cameroon. authorities say the attack occurred in the town of kerawa near the nigerian border. in guatemala, the country's president has appeared in court hours after resigning. he faces corruption charges that have rocked his country and plunged it into chaos just days before the election. in the capital, some gathered to celebrate the news. french prosecutors say a wing part found on reunion island in july is definitely from flight mh 370. investigators use the maintenance records to match a serial number on the wing with the ill-feted going -- bill-fat -- ill-fated boeing. it is just over a year since germany were crowned world champions in rio, but their performance since then has been anything but majestic.

the dow jones industrials arj is now at the lows of the day.ng the market to open down better than 400 points. take a look where we stand. the s&p and the nasdaq. performances have weakened quite a bit. it's the biggest week of data, the ism out at 10 a.m. and later on the jobs number and ebc meeting on thursday. we will see if something comes out of the ecb. >> some people say you can't pay attention to the economi da we're look look at a cycle-- >> how do you rationalize an over 400 point drop on the first day of the month? you have to look at some data, china or-- >> you asked the first day of the month. s people do keep their months in line as long as they can into month end so i think they wake up this morning, don't forget that august was the worst month, worst august since 2001. so for those of you who are following economic cycles, that was a-- the market was cycling. the futures are down 20, down 30, down 50 and futures, you can see at that point there, 51. you can see it. and i call them handles, 51 handles where we're at. that's a hu

the dow jones industrial average down 413 points. first day of september. we have fresh worries about the chinese economy, talking about that all day on the network. questions lingering about when the federal reserve will finally raise interest rates. now the drop today comes after one of the worst august performances for the market in years. the largest one month-point decline since the height of the crisis almost seven years ago. the dow lost over 1100 points. that was august. we're going backwards, down 6.5% for the month, made it the largest month percentage decline in five years. this is crazy, the one month drop represents a paper loss of 1.6 trillion dollars. that was coming into today. now you may know already about september. we talked about how it's typically one of the worst months for trading, it is almost every year. the only month the average declines in each of the last 20, 50 and 100 years. that's what september usually brings, what will the next 30 days bring to us? what about the next 60 minutes? start there and make our way through. it is

dow jones average six 2424.he nasdaq is the one index i want to focus on because it turned positive for a year and it is coming back. the nasdaq had been over just about two months ago, and you can see in july, this is a year-to-date chart so we came down, but we have come back to positive territory for the nasdaq year to date as we seek strength from companies like orb recovery from companies like apple which had a big correction. there you see a little bit of improvement in the tech heavy index. i want to point out when tech stock that is competitor of apple in some ways. fitbit. again today at 33.07, since it went public, up percentage points and they say growth here is ridiculous. a lot of people may remember when we first got the filing for the ipo that fitbit was selling $750 million worth of their bracelets a year which was a surprise to some, but they clips $1 billion this year and sales growth according to pacific crest is went $47 a share in the next 12 months, trading at 33.06. take a look at some of

jones wasn't ejected but surely the nfl will be taking action in response to what jones did. we're also going to pay attention of how a um can of teams move on from potentially serious injuries. ravens have lost linebacker terrell suggs with a torn achilles. with the jets, corner back antonio cromartie may not be back. >>> cowboys win here in amazing fashion. 27-26. al and cris back to wrap it up after this. hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! the award-winning geico app. download it today. >> al: earlier today, jimmy graham scored his first touchdown as a seahawk but it wasn't enough as st. louis beat seattle in overtime. next sunday

. >> corey's phone records revealed that a former co-worker, 27-year-old eric jones, had been calling her repeatedly before her death. >> he had been asking corey out for some time. she had been telling him no. >> employees at the restaurant told us that he had an obsession or an infatuation with her and was continuously talking to her when she'd come to work or trying to ask her out. >> jones had no criminal record, but acted bizarrely when interviewed by police. >> not only did he have a history of mental illness, by his own admission, but he told police officers that he had fantasies about raping and killing women, which clearly jumped out at law enforcement. >> he described sexual fantasies that he had about corey. some were fairly violent. >> he even told investigators how he would have murdered corey had he been given the chance. >> he described how he would have slit her throat early in the murder so that she couldn't scream for help, and that description was similar enough to how she was really killed that it, again, raised the police suspicion. what if one piece of kale could

in a few minutes, nbc 10's keith jones will show you what those look like. as george showed, as the stage is almost set for the big event this weekend on the parkway, the made in america festival, here's a live look at the main stage in front of the art museum. gates open at noon saturday and sunday for the music festival. beyonce will be the headliner saturday, while the weekend will headline sunday night. for the schedule, head to nbc 10.com. >>> thunder over the boardway retu -- board walk. planes and military jets thrilled hundreds of thousands for five hours. businesses along the board walk say sales also soared. ♪ dining under the stars with a little music. nbc 10 in media, delaware county. people outdoors after the sunsets, cooling things off. let's go to our first alert meteorologist. when is this heat wave going to end? >> not tomorrow. we're still in it today. now, that heat wave did start sunday. we've been in the 90s ever since. yesterday is when we officially hit the heat wave. today was 93. tomorrow, we expect to stay in the mid to low 90s. thr

all you have to do is buy a radio station and put on the alex jones show you'll make a huge profit i was listening to inform words on sunday he mentions that alex john's lost 70 of his station arrest nfl he refused to stop talking about building 78 and other facts in controlled demolition and there is a station in orlando florida within two or three months he rows to the top ratings above rush bmi both and 6 meg korptsz that control the media they panicked and changed the format and it is doing music or sports but a huge cover up the cia we'll not know the facts concerning the news it goes to show if you want to make a profit buy a radio station and put on the alex jones a man and woman ten times better than and he actually is i go battery if ten 40 from el election jones and switch back and listen to rush and back to alex jones 90 percent bunk though i love talk radio when he come to the word of god the bicycle says in due time christ died for the thinking gold and the fullness has come dba libraries had 4 when the fullness sent his son >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> health