. >> 18-year-old nathaniel jordan was apprehended by a s.w.a.t. team, arrested at a hotel without incident. but by the time he was brought to cuyahoga county, he was in an apparent state of crisis. >> he's right there. he's right there. just save me, just save me! please. [ bleep ] he won't go. save me! >> jordan was a wanted fugitive from indiana where he was charged with attempted murder and robbery after allegedly shooting a man in the face. correctional officers do not know the cause of his distress. they suspect it could be an increasingly popular drug known as bath salts. [ bleep ] >> he's right there. >> he was doing bath salts. >> bath salts! i ain't take no bath salts! it's in my [ bleep ] mind. told me to shoot a mother [ bleep ] in the face. ah! >> he's 130 over 87, pulse 145. i need a medical clearance and i need an ekg. he's trippin'. i don't know, bath salts, something. this part of the world, we see a lot of pcp. who knows what he got ahold. >> he's in my -- >> officers cover jordan face with a spit mask while medical staff prepares

jordan graham is accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after their wedding. patti ann browne has details from the breaking newsdesk. >> hello, arthel. jordan graham and cody johnson were married in june of this year but eight days later the 25-year-old gram died after falling from a cliff at glacier national park in montana. earlier that night his 22-year-old bride texted a friend she was planning on telling her husband she was having second thoughts. she went on to say, dead serious, if you don't hear from me all again tonight, something happened. but after johnson disappeared, graham first told police he vanished after texting her to say he was going for a drive with friends. after a few days she claims to have found her husband's body in the park. she admitted to investigators she and cody were hiking together on the cliff and had an argument. she says he grabbed her arm and she pushed him away accident causing him to fall over the edge. fbi investigators say during untaped portion of interrogation she admitted she started to walk away and turned back with

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and new the catwalk what your next year's world cup finals after freshman jordan in the last leg of the intercontinental play opened up on the south americans lived up to their billing as overwhelming favourites but tudor era opened up the scoring on twenty minutes probably when goalkeeper mother just not weak parent and it isn't about to head into his pocket jordan held on for another twenty minutes before christiane is still on the salt in the second before the stroke of all time nicholas madera with a cheque for clever assist jordan were much more might be the salt of the second hole but that fruitless efforts were published with the baritone from provider to finish up on seventy minutes with the delightful off to chill the goal that effectively put the game out of reach for jordan to hug their first ever appearance at the welcome finals. eight minutes to make a trip to madrid white man cristian rodriguez with a fork with a powerful hopefully from fifteen yards leaving just now we know counts. having been instrumental my consent to the gold price and you will forget the needle himsel

harper said hundreds of thousands more serene sweet crust jordan if they could the government of jordan is limiting the number of syringe with a mallet to seek refuge in the country most of the syrian rep e cheese on guiding camps like these instead. about eighty percent live in jordan cities they are the invisible rugby chiefs. the only issue is to provide support and assistance to the hundreds of thousands of syrians to indulge in refugee camps the two hidden within the urban communities from women who've lost their husbands. children's hopelessness of this. and you really do not have the means to continue on with it. what we can citizen wants someone to tell fox news to be a store keeper and ice control motor industry government and die. his tone was set by the police release of the gun point. he's disappointed by the need for serene psyche and eight saying he has received any support. let me do i have nothing and. i am doing now. on the dc area i'm not used. i am absent minded then the minimum on my knees and syria would enjoy doing and how to adapt to this more series moved to jord

. >> i'm mike hammer at jordan valley where water is a weapon. a quarter of a million people driven from their homes - most because of restrict access to water. >>> good to have you with us. these are the top stories on al jazeera: substantial food and medical aid reaches the survivors of typhoon haiyan in the philippines. some areas have been without food for a week. >> the british prime minister says sri lanka has until march to investigate alleged human rights abuses during its civil war. david cameron skipped the first day of a commonwealth summit in colombo. if progress is not made he'll approach the u.n. for an international inquiry. as many as 32 have been killed and hundreds injured after armed forces opened fire on protesters. >> let's get more on the top story - the relief effort of the philippines. veronica pedrosa is in leyte, which has been destroyed by typhoon haiyan. >> this is the eastern coast of leyte. down the road from tacloban - the city where most the international media attention has been focused. this town is on the coast

stay with us on al jazeera, darren jordan will be here in a couple minutes with more news.determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, what has happened through social media and the anonymity of the net is that you see websites, hate-filled websites targetting all sorts of groups, popping up. there has been a huge number of those that exist as well. ♪ a major shift of power in the senate as democrats drop a so called nuclear option, the landmark vote prevents republicans from filibustering to block presidential nomination. a chilling discovery in britain, a modern day slavery, three women held aga

jordan is like, hey, wait. >> we're talng about you. ichael jordan when he won. >> this is bar refaeli, one of the hottest chicks in the universe. here is some proof. >> she is a pretty lady, but not anymore, because after a recent medical procedure, she has become hidously deformed and we have got her first post-surgery pic. warning, this may repulse you. oh, my god, she is a monster! a hot, hot, highly bangable monster! so, really, what is going on here? >> finally, bar refaeli is perfect. she had to get a beauty mark removed and she posted a photo on instagram, goodbye, beauty mark which means she is officially perfect. >> he does try hard, yes. but the point is bar refaeli no longer has her mole, bloody mole. >> here is the photo right before she got it removed and then posted a photo of herself on the beach with a little band-aid. so is gone. >> yes, bar finally faced her mole and said -- >> i'm going to chop it off and chop it up like guacamole. >> it's a beauty mark, not a mole. if you're a model, you have to call it a beauty mar

is the dawn of time going there the people come to jordan to join training camps. and a trip to syria often they finish their training on the blog. it baffles scientists in here says he's trained hundred and twenty five fighters recruited from the tiny over the past four months i'm one of the fighters of the italians in addition to that. i give them training courses. i'd trained fighters and antichrist the styles of all kinds on the increasing use of accounts of these revelations people of titanium and united nations officials in charge there in the state's position. for gardening goes against the country's official line to the zoo train rebel fighters into for the year and the subject recruitment would go against what is supposed to be purely humanitarian mission. in financial disagreements a continuing not to say it to reach a deal on tehran's new camp right at eye level talks wrapped up a weekend without the agreement that were erased in us history john kerry on the fence in britain that is five minutes is still in a last minute. speaking on the list john kerry

i asked rosalind jordan how the u.s. can reconcile support in egypt whilst working with a military-backed government. >> essentially it comes down to two facts about u.s. foreign policy in the middle east - one, the u.s. is committed to maintaining the peace treaty between egypt and israel. it cannot end a relationship with egypt in order to maintain the peace treaty. that is where you see some of the material, some of the military parts that are being given to the military to help preserve the security in the sinai peninsula. there's the matter of enhancing the u.s.'s stature across the great e-middle east. it would -- greater middle east. it would not do for the barack obama situation to cut off all ties with a country with whom it has had a longstanding political relationship. one of points that john kerry is making whilst in cairo is that the interim government, backed by the military, can't exist inperpetuaty, it needs to get on with establishing elections for a democratic-elected parliament and needs to take the st

when jordan's friends tried to back the car away, mr. dunn aimed his handgun and fired off several more rounds. nine total pierced the car. there are any number of ways that this interaction might have gone, but there was only one way it could have ended once a gun into the equation. -- entered the equation. in florida, over one million people carry concealed weapons. additionally, 10,000 to 15,000 more floridians are approved to carry guns in public every month, faster than any state in the nation. nationally, florida has some of the loosest permitting requirements. automobile glove boxes are becoming modern-day gun boxes. in his glove box, michael dunn kept a nine millimeter semiautomatic gun along with two loaded magazines. once he had unloaded his gun at my son, and his teenage friends, he immediately went back to his hotel, ordered a pizza, and slept. he left the scene and made no attempt to call police. he retreated, but only after he killed my son. the next morning, he was arrested two hours away. those are hardly the actions and

(jordan) oh, no.edding, and security will kick you out. and she hung up again. (phone ringing) (jordan) yes? why won't you just talk to me? (jordan) why should i? what did i even do-- i asked you questions. (jordan) you made a total fiasco out of our family easter party. a total fiasco-- you guys fought back with me. you ran off, and your aunt yelled at me. (jordan) i didn't fight with you. i simply was trying to say that i didn't want to be in the middle of this crap between-- you know, what-- think about it. that's the first time you've ever really even talked to me. no-- i've talked to you before. (jordan) not in that length. have you ever talked to me-- like, have you ever called me? (jordan) not even close-- not even close. have you ever called me? (jordan) have you-- this is the first time you have ever called me, so don't give me that (deleted), little girl. no, i'm done with you. and again, she hung up. (announcer) our bridezilla clearly can't take a hint, and even after three hang-ups in as m

his 9-day tour kicks off in israel, jordan and saudi arabia. first a meeting in egypt, a major step towards starting peace talks designed to stop a civil war in syria. >> sue turton has the latest from cairo. >> it's merging that the discussions with nabil fahmy, the egyptian foreign minister, and john kerry, included a situation in regards to syria. we are hearing out of the arab league there was an emergency meeting of foreign minister resist this evening, egyptian time. the egyptian foreign minister will present a vision, initiative that the u.s. and egyptians discussed. if initiative is regarding the geneva ii convention - we know that they are trying to get all parties around the table later on in november, to try to come to some sort of political diplomatic halt to the violence that is going on in syria. apparently they have come up with a plan, a vision. this vision will be presented to all of the various foreign ministers later on this evening. we are watching whether that's received and whether it's an idea that may move matters forwar

is at war, rosros jordan, if we can get information out of these detainees, if they have vital intel, that's our job to do so. >> that was the thought of the pentagon since 2001. however there, is a legitimate question about whether sense there hasn't been any significant transfer of people into the camps since 2006, what information do people have, how relevant is it at this point, or are they simply being held because they have not been able to do something with them because of the legal constraints imposed by congress. it really does beg the question is there anything relevant to be gained from the vast majority of the 164 men who are still there at this point. >> task force recommendations. dig into those for us. >> if i could just address the last point first, which is that one of the problems is that rules and directives have changed and been institutionalized. when the 165 people leave guantanamo some day, these rules will still be in place. and that's in some ways the most insidious problem and goes to the heart of the recommendations. which we think the rules that require dev

israel said it's going to build a separation wall in the jordan valley. this is a move that it says is a necessary security measure. the jordan valley is part of the occupied west bank by palestinians say the wall is part of an israeli eviction strategy by controlling water. this is part of our water and peace series. >> reporter: only one family still lives in the village, and this is all that remains of the cattle farming industry that once blossomed in the jordan valley. 84-year-old and his children have stayed while more than 50 families left. squeezed out by the israeli settlements that have been built all around. he now pays more than $1 a liter for water. israelis settlers pay $0.10 for the same amount. >> we used to have access to the jordan river. it was not off limits like it is now. >> reporter: this is what for decades has made the jordan river off limits and israeli military zone that cuts off palestinian access to the water, but the israeli government says its essential for the security of the state. in recent years jewish settlement versus

we'll go to jordan in the largest camp for refugees.irst a report from a northern iraq camp. >> it's early morning. the women in this refugee camp prepare food. they have been cooking outdoors since the summer. that will have to end. winter has some, and with it plunging temperatures and rain. this woman wonders what she'll do when it's too cold to cook outside. >> i make an effort to cook every friday. with the rain we won't be able to do this. this small treat will be taken away from us. >> preparations to get the camp ready for winter are well under way. drainage systems are being put in place to make sure the camp doesn't floods. this man from the unrefugee agency says things are on track, but there's a long way to go. >> there'll be challenges, like any other program. but we are going to support the international community for the winter. >> there's a huge difference between a camp being ready for winter and the reality of having to actually live there. dispute harsh winter conditions, children find a way to smile and have fun. >>

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if you haven't seen jordan lynch play at northern illinois, watch him play quarterback. they were in a bcs game last year. they could be a bcs buster this season. louisville was off this week. ucla beating colorado right now. >> gus: first down and ten at the 49 for texas tech. another low snap in the middle. ball caught by eric ward. he'll get down at the 41. shaun lewis again. >> charles: shaun lewis one of my favorite players in college football. all over the place, playing coverage, blitzing. good, sure tackler in the open field. there's joe mitchell. a former safety, now turned linebacker. he's played well for oklahoma state this

>> this is the same conversation we had about jordan lynch last year. problem with jordan lynch, he puts up amazing numbers against bad. competition. it's not his fault. it's who he plays. i think he's a terrific quarterback. i think he has all the skills to be a heisman contender. but i just don't think he'll have enough juice hyped his schedule to push him into new york. >> these two teams look to be on the collision course for the bcs championship game. any chance either fall short in this chase? >> i think we're going to see a lot from these teams next week. you have oregon playing stanford next thursday and alabama facing lsu on saturday. i think those two games are going to be very telling in these two schedules. those two be the most dangerous games for both teams. oregon has a game that will trip them up, but this next weekend will be the up where earn is looking out. i definitely think that these teams are on a collision course for the national title. >> each game means so much because they don't have a national title. >> thank you. when we com

a field syrian state bordering iraq or lebanon, turkey, jordan, and israel becomes a haven or training ground for extremist roosts in an unstable region. i am concerned about what comes next strategically, at the political, diplomatic and humanitarian levels. i would like to hear what -- achieve could be going forward in your assessment of the conflict. will the geneva conference take place in november? how can it take face when the opposition remains fragmented? how can it take place without empowering a silent -- assad? what needs to happen for the opposition in a governance plan, and will the u.s. recognize the syrian opposition speak for syria? how can we get when i should -- how can we galvanize support when assad is backed by those who see a different set of goals? what is the impact of the concerns raised by our partners about u.s. commitments to addressing the crisis? what are the consequences of a failed state in syria? i want to take note of some very important progress that was largely fueled by the vote of this committee for the use of force that allowed the president to ma

jordan, sorry to interrupt. i said five minutes. you have seven minutes. take seven. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> you can take less. try not to take more. >> i shall. i also wanted to note that to assist with the addressing full spectrum of needs of all individuals aaffected by the tradgedirks we established the washington navy yard recovery task force led by the assistant secretary of the navy for the environment. as government officials our highest duty is to protect the

michael jordan psalm near chicago -- jordan's home near chicago can be yours.n 7.4 square acres. bedrooms and 15 full bathrooms. just a small little place, a second home maybe. >> the chill is on. >> we will keep you up-to-date. >> party time.

michael jordan's massive estate was supposed to be auctions off yesterday.he auction company says they put it off because demand is stronger than expected. jordan's estate, take a look in chicago's highland park suburb. 56,000 square feet, and got a nice little, i guess, pond, or swimming pool. of course, an indoor basketball court. bidders need to put up, guess what? a quarter million dollars deposit just to be able to place a bid on this house. incredible indoor theater. you name it. all right. we're joined by michael corbett. a real estate author and a book also. michael what have you heard about the delay? nobody's going to buy this and flip it. we know that. or at least we suspect. >> hopefully not. >> buy it and revel in living in it. what do you know about the delay? just as simple as that? demand was high? >> here's the deal. this went on the market last year back in february. at $29 million. then a little while later they tried to price chop of $8 million. so it still didn't sell. what's happening is they put it up for auction. now, according to the

prosecutors say jordan graham pushed her husband off a cliff days after they were married. her lawyer now wants the judge to drop the first-degree murder charge. >>> and unbelievable dash-cam video. a high-speed chase end with the police officer and a suspect going right over the side of a bridge. we have the latest on their condition. arthel: right now the attorney for a montana woman wants a judge to drop the first-degree murder charge against her. jordan graham is accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after their wedding. patti ann browne has details from the breaking newsdesk. >> hello, arthel. jordan graham and cody johnson were married in june of this year but eight days later the 25-year-old gram died after falling from a cliff at glacier national park in montana. earlier that night his 22-year-old bride texted a friend she was planning on telling her husband she was having second thoughts. she went on to say, dead serious, if you don't hear from me all again tonight, something happened. but after johnson disappeared, graham first told police he vanish

a failed syrian state bordering iraq or lebanon, turkey, jordan, and israel becomes a haven or training ground for extremist groups in an unstable region. i am concerned about what comes next strategically, at the political, diplomatic and humanitarian levels. i would like to hear what -- achieve could be going forward in your assessment of the conflict. will the geneva conference take place in november? how can it take place when the opposition remains fragmented? how can it take place without empowering assad? what needs to happen for the opposition in a governance plan, and will the u.s.-recognized syrian opposition speak for syria? how can we galvanize support when assad is backed by those who see a different set of goals? what is the impact of the concerns raised by our partners about u.s. commitments to addressing the crisis? what are the consequences of a failed state in syria? i want to take note of some very important progress that was largely fueled by the vote of this committee for the use of force that allowed the president to make it clear of what would be his intentions, t

jordan lawrence is with alliance freedom and reverend barry lind is representing galloway oig.verend, the central focus in the case is the first amendment establishment clause. it says congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. so how to you argue in this case the establishment clause, basically the separation of church and state, that it's being violated in this case? >> unlike god save the honorable court, it's become a platitude, it's used so often it's from the much lost its spiritual significance. when you get down to what's going on in greece, new york, you're finding an overwhelming number, in factual but four of the prayers prayed in the last ten years in greece are christ-focused, jesus-focused, very overtly christian when which makes people like the would clients of ours feel like they're second class citizens in their own local community. feeling that if they have business for example before the greece town council, it's going to look bad for them were they not to be participants in this religious exer

jordan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would first say we owe the survivors of this tragedy and the american people a comprehensive and thoughtful review. what information do we look at? when do we review people in the suitability and security clearance process? how can we improve on all these aspects? the review i talked will be done collaboratively. the reviews, the department of defense reviews and the overarch regular view which all our agencies are involved in. we will act on any improvements as quickly as possible. where there are gaps, we will close them. where there were failures we'll correct them. if i was one of the families of the victims, i wouldn't just want to hear about prophecies and proceed yiffers, i would have some concerns that there's a blue ribbon type creation as opposed to actual improvements to prevent this happening again. i would just say to them, i live near the navy yard. on the morning of september 16, my wife and my 2-year-old son were playing in a park across the street when they were cle

did not receive any training in jordan. i know that people come here to join training camps. and then they go back to syria after they finished their training. rebel fighter here says he has trained 125 fighters over the past four months. i am one of the fighters and in addition i give them training courses. >> recruiting his band at the camp. this revelation has put the officials in charge in a sticky situation. their official line is that they do not train rebel fighters on their soil. >> next the international disagreements are continuing after they failed to reach a deal on the iranian nuclear program. raised by the u.n. sect -- u.s. secretary of straight -- u.s. secretary of state, flying in to join the talks, saying the world was united in its approach. >> there was unity. moment that particular they could not accept it. done, progress was made. there is still a gap between what language maybe appropriate that they are prepared to accept , but the concept that we are .ll working on the foreign minister hit back on twitter, saying that no amount of discussion could chang

jordan described itself as carrying that burden for the international community. john kerry said that they had been incredibly generous, in helping. >> after it began trading on the new york stock exchange. shares hit the site jumped from went $6 to $45 the company is expected to raise at least $1.8 billion. >> twitter is offering investors 230 million users including celebrities and heads of state, in just seven short years this company has exploded in popular culture, and there is a lot of excitement about this initial public offering. the floor of the stock exchange is packed with media. this is a big but, this is a company that has yet to turn a profit. it lost on $66 million in just the last quarter. so that is a big risk for investors. after this initial public offering but they don't seem to mind too much. twitter said it's initial stock price at $26. at the opening of trading it was already trading for $45 a share. that puts the value of the company in line with facebook. and could in fact better facebook opening day. facebook to this day has been the high

jordan, one or two meetings, yes. >> what were those meetings about? >> they were asking actually my private sector advice on demand generation and marketing to young people. how to use social media to reach out to uninsured americans. >> so who was briefing the white house about the status of the website? no one? did no one brief the white house about the status of the website before october 1st? mr. chao? >> not me personally, but our administrator, marilyn, is certainly representing the agency. so you might want to ask her. >> so we don't know whether the status of the federal exchange and the data hub were ever a focus of meetings between white house and hhs personnel before october 1st? >> i think what i said earlier, in the meetings i attended, i provided status briefings on the progress of certain i.t. builds, like the data services hub. >> and your reports on the status of the builds set off alarm bells with them? >> no. because the data services hub was actually performing well, and on time. and it was received to operate in august. >> what ha

this home in chicago belongs to basketball legend michael jordan and is now up or sale. the auction house will be setting the property on november 22 with a starting price of $29 million. >> at the center of it all, paradise, a one-of-a-kind. >> it is shop to you drop. much of the middle class is getting more and more money. consumer loans have doubled. there are high numbers of savers here, but not enough to reassure analysts. >> singapore has huge income disparity. all of it can be concentrated in the top 10% of the population. we do see a lot of people taking two or three mortgages and having to pay up to 80% of their income every month just to service their debt. that is a lot. they might get into a lot of trouble. >> with interest rates very low, the 10th patient to invest large amounts of money is -- the temptation to invest large amounts of money is strong. the central bank acted in june to tighten conditions for borrowing. singapore currently stands at 134% of disposable income, four percent higher than it was in the u.s. before the crisis. see aelieve we will re

it's destabilizing jordan. iran is all in. hezbollah has 5,000 troops there. for you to describe this as a, quote, civil war, is a gross distortion of the facts which again makes many of us question your fundamental strategy because you don't describe the realities on the ground. now a usual mouthpiece for -- excuse me, usual spokesperson for the obama administration is mr. ignatius. he writes this morning in "the washington post," "the centerpiece of u.s. saudi friction is the administration's more restrained approach in syria. obama has decided to limit the u.s. commitment there to dismantling chemical weapons in a joint effort with russia, providing humanitarian relief for refugees who may experience massive suffering and loss of life this winter, and cattlizing a political process to replace president bashir assad. what president obama is not willing to do is topple assad militarily. we are not seeking to end a civil war. while the united states will continue to provide overt and covert aid to rebels, the goal is to strike negotiations at a peace conferenc

we have this report from a camp in jordan. >> for 18 months the refugees here weathered scorching heat, sandstorms and snow storms. the only shelter - a plastic tent. another freezing winter is coming, so for this family these trailers could not arrive soon enough. >> in the winter the rain caused floods, tents collapsed and floated with belongings. if a tent was connect to electricity, when it rains, it caught fire. i can't describe our suffering. >> the people who have been here longest are the first to get a trailer. there's a lot of frustration when they are given out. there are strict rules to prevent people who get their trailer from taking advantage of their good fortune. in the past refugees that left would sell the trailers for hundreds of dollars for those living in tents. refugees have to sign contracts promising not to trade camp property. this man has been in the camp for a years. those getting trailer replacement have been living in tents for a year and a half. each trailer costs,$2,500. replacing tents cost $35 million. thousands are waiting for a trailer. around 3,000 f

jordan thank you so much. ms. kaplan please. >> chairman carper ranking member coburn and members of the committee thank you for asking me to be here today. the offense that occurred at the navy yard last month were heartbreaking. 12 civilian employees among them civil servants and members of our contract workforce were ruthlessly gunned down. all of these individuals were doing what millions of their colleagues in the federal workforce across the country do every day come to work to serve nay and people put food on their tables and provide for their families. as the acting director of the office of personnel management and the federal government's chief kirsanow officer i share your commitment and that of our president to identify and address the root causes of this terrible tragedy. i also share your commitment and that of my colleagues seated at this table to perfecting to the greatest extent humanly possibly our processes and procedures for determining who shall be allowed access to our nation's secrets and gr

as rosalind jordan reports, the go ahead from the elders does not mean a signature from afghanistan's president. >> the barack obama's nomination breathed a sigh of relief that the loya jirga was getting a first look at the draft bilateral security agreement. any reassurance that this is under review was undercut by comments made by hamid karzai on thursday. the concern - will the agreement be signed in time for the u.s. to move combat forces out of afghanistan and deploy another team in its place. america is concerned it won't have time to carry out the transition because it involves tens of thousands of troops, and support personnel. they want to make sure they have time to work out the lijistics and relations with the afghan military so it's a seamless transition. if hamid karzai gets his way, and the deal is not signed into law and enacted in afghanistan until the middle of 2014, the u.s. feels that creates a vacuum of time, an opportunity for people who do not like the deal to try to make changes to it. the u.s. fears it may find itself in a position that it did not want to take

and so, if you take the case of jordan davis which people really need to follow this case which willjordan davis is the young man in florida who was gunned down by michael dunn. michael dunn was in a gas station. they got into an argument about music coming from the car that jordan was in and michael dunn said it was too loud. he argued with these young men and then he pulled out a gun and shot several times into the car killing jordan and then drove off. okay? >> right. >> didn't -- said he didn't know that he was dead but the point is that he says he was standing his ground fearing for his life. they had no gun. there was no weapon. and so, this is all based upon his own bias. it's the george zimmerman we're suspicious of young black men and that's how people get a justification for killing people. >> and, you know, the urban institute showed in stand your ground states, white on black homicide is 354% more likely to be justified than white on white homicide. so to your point. you know, judd, the other piece of this is -- and judith, i want you to weigh in on this, as well, stand y

jordan davis lets it take a bounce. picks it up off the bounce, goes down at midfield. now let's take a look at 11 through 20. >> charles: we still have a ways to go. auburn have worked their way into the mix with the big win at texas a&m a couple weeks ago. johnny football and the aggies took on the miners, winning big. lsu, their next game is alabama. that will be big next week. south carolina won big today. texas tech, we're seeing right now. fresno state/nevada, just getting started. if you haven't seen jordan lynch play at northern illinois, watch him play quarterback. they were in a bcs game last year. they could be a bcs buster this season. louisville was off this week. ucla beating colorado right now. >> gus: first down and ten at the 49 for texas tech. another low snap in the middle. ball caught by eric ward. he'll get down at the 41. shaun lewis again. >> charles: shaun lewis one of my favorite players in college football. all over the place, playing coverage, blitzing. good, sure tackler in the open field. there's joe mitchell. a former safety, now turned lin

our first witness is joe jordan, welcome from o.b.m. he was confirmed as administrator for federal procurement policy in may of 2012. he's responsible for developing and implementing government contracting policies and is the senior leader and advisor to the o.b.m. director. he will speak on the role and security clearance process. thank you for your testimony and service. next witness is elaine kaplan, the acting director of the office of personnel management. a position she has held since april of 2013. she's been confirmed for a new job, is that true? you want to tell us what it is? >> yes. i have been confirmed to be a judge on the united states court of federal claims. >> did any of us vote for you? >> some of you did. the others were clearly a miss take. -- mistake. >> congratulations. thank you for doing double duty here in the last six months in taking this on. to our colleagues who were good enough to find a way supporting a confirmed director, i thank you for your support. as the acting director, miss kaplan oversees the offic

about jordan push and shoving first half. 16 point 2 assist. putting it up. jordan.s is with authority. up by 13 at the half. third quarter. like a minimum it and post up tomorrow so that. i pour it on too. 25 points and 12 assist. we are not even done with the third quarter. doc rivers doesn't like the name lob city. the three times in a row. blow out in progress. clippers in the third. 5 week after leaving the 49ers to enter a rehab facility smith is back. all pro line backer activated to the 53 man roster and presume back on the field for niners next game november 10 against carolina 9 percent a bye this weekend. 2 legal issues dui charges and felony weapon case from 2012. 24-year-old smith has been on the non-football injury list. he still ladies the 49ers statistically with 4 and a half sack so obviously they need help getting to the quarterback. nfl will likely impose some suspension on smith at some point. the league waits until the legal process plays out. smith play play for the rest of the season. raiders hosting the eagle subpenaed at the coliseum. billy l

just some really- we got so over into the west bank that we could actually see jordan, and yet we were able to move through communities in the palestinian territories with all the machine guns and those things you've seen- you know, the towers and the places where the palestinians are stopping- we managed to move through those kinds of tense situations with minimum hassle. so i'm very glad to be back and alive. but the key thing is what we were able to accomplish. with our incredible contacts, we went directly to nazareth. and actually, networking is an amazing thing, because the local episcopal priest in mccomb, of all places, mccomb, illinois, has an amazing international reputation- amnesty international, these kinds of organizations that work for justice- and he set us up with some key people in the arab christian community where we started out in nazareth, and in fact, our guide, as i said, was an arab christian, which is an interesting story in its own right, you know, how those people put up with some of the tensions. but we were able to meet real authentic people and place our

jordan norwood was his brother. i tell you, cute anecdote.d also play basketball at penn state. never scored a point. levi, he got one point. he lords is over his brother all the time. >> kirk: you know, he's the inside receiver that they try to match up on safeties. this is zack craig, a senior. this is what baylor has had success with, not just the outside receivers, but pick on a safety in coverage in one-on-one and out in space. pretty good coverage, but the ball just perfectly thrown by bryce petty. good awareness to get his ieyes up and make that catch. >> brent: speaking of basketball, this team, oklahoma state, really a good basketball team. and their star was your guest picker today. did he pick winners? >> kirk: he did. most importantly, he was pretty relaxed. seems like he followed football. we get some of these guys who are pretty big stars and get out of their element, talking about football. he was at home. and he pulled the guns out. >> brent: you had to run. >> kirk: those things vibrate. they are so loud. my ears were ringing

he join us from jordan. let's talk about the reality of these children that was amazing reporting that was done. what is being done for the children? >> well, i was just in iraq last week where we brought in extra soil to create platforms for the tent. we're putting down plastic sheeting. on top of that layers of plywood and putting in the tent and then giving people carpets to create a layer, an insulated layer in their tent. but these are only insulated layers effectively on top of the earth. so it's a scant development to help people get through the winter. but the way the crisis is developing in this third winter of syria's war we will expect is to see the refugees we have now joined by many more and for the crisis to endoor. it is necessary for countries to think of more developed situations for the children and their families. >> and that was what i was going to ask about in particular about the winter conditions, and those are some of the things that perhaps i would hope keep people from getting sick

so, again, the michael jordan house is on the market. it's going to go on auction and we will see what happens. >> let me know after you guy it. >> have a good night and a great weekend, everybody. good night. ♪ >>> standstill. a nation remembers. >> where were you on that fateful day? >> i was choked up and i could barely talk. >> i really thought we could be going to war. >> john-john, salute his father. >> and catching the assassin. >> the suspect just went in the texas theater. >> inside the theater where lee harvey oswald was caught. >>> then -- >> oh my god. >> what happened to my house? >> our house -- is freaking destroyed. josie? >> no! >>> plus -- >> we have these wonderful photographs of our two new felons. >> the teen shamed by the sheriff in the bullying suicide case. she's been cleared.

we do start with jordan row hand. welcome. good to have you on. >> thanks for having me. >> two different calls but they seem to play in the same hands, and that's mobile, right? >> that's right. if you think about what makes really good internet companies these days, a larger market, monetization in early a stages and consumer lock-in. mobile really locks consumers in. you have to ask yourself, how many apps are you really going to have on your phone? once you have linkedin, a professional network you're probably pretty well vested in, will you put anything else? once you have yelp for local information and directory, is there a better place to look for a restaurant or anything else? mobile really is the glue that locks -- that binds all of the social content platforms. >> yeah. i mean, look, there's some that looks at the price gains the stocks have had this year and wonder if it's too late at this point to go in wholehearted, right? >> completely understand that, and, in fact, that's the hardest thing to get over. when you

our first witness is joe jordan, welcome from o.m.b. he was confirmed as administrator for federal procurement policy in may of 2012. he's responsible for developing and implementing government contracting policies and is the senior leader and advisor to the o.m.b. director. he will speak on the role and security clearance process. thank you for your testimony and service. next witness is elaine kaplan, the acting director of the office of personnel management. a position she has held since april of 2013. she's been confirmed for a new job, is that true? you want to tell us what it is? >> yes. i have been confirmed to be a judge on the united states court of federal claims. >> did any of us vote for you? >> some of you did. the others were clearly a mistaken. >> congratulations. thank you for doing double duty here in the last six months in taking this on. to our colleagues who were good enough to find a way supporting a confirmed director, i thank you for your support. as the acting director, ms. kaplan oversees the office of federal i

basketball star michael jordan will auction off his chicagoland mansion today. the home, located in highland park illinois, once held a listing price of 30 million dollars. and in case you were wondering, jordan's home does have an nba sized basketball court. a university in cyprus is accepting bitcoins for tuition payments. the university of nicosia, the largest in the mediterranean, will accept the virtual currency online or directly to the finance office.it's also planning a master of science course in digital currency.the school wants cyprus - still reeling from its bailout from the european union - to become a hub of bitcoin development. still to come: what the vix is signaling about the bull run in the market in traders unplugged... why the guys are ignoring a "retail warning" this holiday season.... but first...as the country remembers the life of jfk today, we are looking back at some monumental moments of his presidency. we'll be right back. i got the calling to, to join the service and support the boys over there. i never thought that i would have ptsd