marshals service has joined the search. eight years after the murder, telling true crime news. >> we're looking for justice for janina janina's family. we're looking to close the loop on a community that was really affected by this. and i hope it gets harder for him to stay on the run. >> investigators say after all this time, they need the public's help. while jones's physical appearance is likely changed, they believe he's still probably the same old erik. >> he might look a little different at this point. maybe he's grown in facial hair. maybe he he grew his hair out. some of the things that he does love are the dallas cowboys. he loves fireworks. he actually watches fireworks on youtube. and he did like women. he had a lot of different girlfriends at the time. >> jones left janina's eldest son, trey, and his siblings to pick up the heartbreaking pieces. >> i don't know, i, i do have closure. i don't let it eat at me every day just because i know that she's in a better place. i don't want to say that i'm looking forward

reporter: marshall, you've played in this game. you're one of the greatest running backs of all time, and again for everybody watching, marshall, i don't want to overexplain the simple stuff but marshall did everything and that's what made you a legend. run, catch, block. the story of this game is going to be patrick mahomes, but everybody focuses back the other way at barkly, running back. your position. if he can control the game, the eagles have a real shot. but the question is can the chiefs game plan to stop this absolute stud that is say kwan barkly? >> yeah, that's not a big part of the game, stopping the run. you're used to stopping the pass. but say kwan has a opportunity for that and really is going to run the game. reporter: can you get to a yes answer? put everybody in the box and line up? jaire it's hard to commit that and play one-on-one with the two receivers they have. you're back in as the integrity is gone and you're just committing off to the run. jaylen hertz is not a bad thrower of football. steve magnolo is th

marshal, federal marshal to serve warrants. lawrence he brought in and then he left with the prisoners leaving those 400 armed men in a town that they that they hated, they wanted to destroy the pro-slavery sheriff of douglas, kansas territory, sam jones, took control of them and led them on a rampage. they the free state hotel, they burned the two free state newspapers and threw type in the river because they violated the territorial law against printing in your newspaper or that you could that kansas should not a slave state first amendment did not exist kansas at that time. if you were a free stater brown and his men something was happening. they up to lawrence but they didn't there in time so they turned around and went back down to their their homestead on middle a tributary of the pottawattamie pottawattamie. the next day charles massachusetts senator, only person in the federal government speaking out against what was going on in and how the federal government was helping the pro-slavery men was beaten nearly to death. t

thank you, especially to senator marshall with a beautiful introduction.d a man of profound faith and tremendous a patriotism who is also become a great friend. you become much friendlier when you have the majority of two, or three, or four. could even be five pretty soon. [laughter] but for a little while it was one mike johnson, speaker, thank you very much mike. very much.oh [applause] thanks as well, some is doing a fantastic job senator soon. thank you very much senator. [applause] it's really great. leader steve scalise wherever you may be i think you're here someplace. there is a brave guy to a brave guy. senator chuck schumer. chuck, thank you very much. thank you. senator hassan, thank you very much. it's very nice to see you. congressman jeffries. thank you. and many other very distinguished leaders in the room. it's a great group of people. if we could ever come together it would be unbelievable. it may not happen but it should and maybe it will from the earliest days of our republic faith in god is always been the ultimate source of strength th

thank you, fire marshal. oh, so what comes back to me within this is we're offering up this amended bulletin from the perspective of us the fire department to make things doable and easier. we're explaining about what we're going to expect they said the permit process a process has gone through a couple of iterations and our let them know we're willing to accept either by a building construction permit or an electrical trade permit in the meantime until ms. or there do you guys am i asking figure out and create a permit that allows the the contractor to get to the process faster. we also clarified a couple of other things i expressed specifically of what we will review on what level and then that a contractor does not need to be a c ten licensed contractor. >> yeah and i thank you appreciate that detail because that's what i kind of wanted to hear was the details because there's a lot of the words i used or the word you use was to get rid of some of the hurdles to me a like streamlining the one of my bullet p

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hampshire and i'm so pleased to be co-chairing this year's prayer breakfast with my good friend, roger marshall from kansas. in a few moments we'll welcome our president, to the leaders of both parties and chambers, thank you for being here. and a special thanks to senator klobuchar, a member of the democratic senate leadership team, for pinch hitting this morning for senator schumer. who had a last-minute schedule change. in a minute roger will provide an opening prayer but before he does, a moment about the history, tradition and purpose that we are continuing here today. it's not uncommon for people to ask me why we have a prayer breakfast at the nation's capitol, given the first amendment, an amendment that protects freedom of religion by prohibiting government from favoring any one religion over another. an amendment that also protects the freedom of every american to decide how and when to worship. throughout our history, our leaders have been passionately committed to freedom of religion and freedom of expression. they've also faced enormous challenges and as has been the case throughout

thank you especially to senator marshall for the beautiful introduction. appreciate it very much.t senator, you are. i also want to thank a friend and a man of profound faith and tremendous patriotism who has also become a great friend. you've become much friendlier when you have a majority or two or three or four. [laughter] could even be five pretty soon. but for a little while it was one. and that's mike johnson, speaker. thank you very much, mike. [applause] and thanks as well to somebody who is doing a fantastic job, senator thune. thank you very much, senator. it is not easy. it is not easy. it is really great and leader's did a -- leader scalise, wherever you might be. i think you're there someplace. a brave guy too. i always say it. and senator chuck schumer, chuck. thank you very much. thank you. senator hassan, thank you very much. thank you, very nice to see you. congressman jeffries, thank you. and many other very distinguished leaders in the room. it's a great group of people. if we could ever come together, it would be unbelievable. it may not happen but it should an

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attorney general steve marshall. steve, thank you very much. steve, wherever you may be.eral tim griffin, thank you. thank you. a person who was so wonderful, brenna burr. thank you. she supported me before people wanted to support me, right? thank you very much. i appreciate it. andrew bailey, great job. where is andrew? stand up, andrew. one of the great attorney generals. thank you very much. one of the greats, really. and jason miaras. thanks, jason. and now we get back to our members of congress, and we'll go quickly, but it's a great group of people. steve scalise is right in front. what a brave guy steve is. steve went through a lot and proved one thing, only one thing, that his wife loved him. his wife loves him because i went to the hospital that night and he was not given even a shot, right? and i was with him and his wife and she was devastated, she was really devastated and i've been in similar situations, not quite as bad but the wives were not so devastated. and i can tell you that great wife of yours loves you. and what you've done is incredible, the way yo

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and he was the us marshal and sheriff. so he's has a big responsibility. he basically becomes a confederate official and gets when the confederates get run out of new mexico, short order, he's got to flee with them. of course, roy's already gone. he's absconded with the money that was in the safe and a horse and a saddle. so they a big falling out. so there there are differences opinion really influence there what happened to their personal relationship in their lives but they were arguing over pretty big things slavery was a really big issue with them and sam later in life telling people in new mexico biographer about that falling out and about that theft and how they left things, new mexico and how it took pretty much to the end of their lives, even that up. so i how can you beat that you know the brotherly you know, betrayal and and you know, reconciliation it's it's again, it's just history giving you giving you lots of gifts i don't want to leave this talk with that talk without mentioning names being who was history's little secret gift to me. no jam

chair graham: senator marshall. senator marshall: thank you, mr. chairman. welcome. glad to have you here. i want to speak today in terms of hardworking families in kansas. the average salary back home for kansans is about $50,000 a year. over the last four years we have seen cumulative inflation of over 20%. so that $50,000 only really could purchase about $40,000 worth of goods and service. almost $1,000 a month hit to the average kansan. when we think about the trump tax cuts, those put $1,000 a month back into the pockets of kansans. overall, if this trump tax cut goes away, it will cost americans $4.3 trillion over 10 years. middle america is going to get hit with about 60% of that. again, $1,000 a month. if those tax cuts goes away it will impact hardworking kansans to the tune of $1,000 a month. i just want you to comment just a second on how big a priority gerting these tax cuts made permanent would be and how it would impact our economy and the hardworking kansans back home? mr. vought: senator, thank you for the question. i think it would devastate their bo

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roger marshall joins me now, serving on the committee that voted to advance robert f. kennedy jr.'. great to have you with us today. this is an interesting moment. they both passed out of this committee but you can see that democrats are going to try to put a hold on these. tell us how they are doing that and how long can they do it for? >> this feels like i'm in a barroom brawl right now with president trump and these democrats and guess who is good at that? president trump. we have them on the run, big news out of committee. bobby kennedy junior, a couple republicans and we were worried about and we appreciate them coming through, the democrats will do everything they can to slow this down which is why we are working weekends. we will do an all-nighter tomorrow. they can try to slow us down but we are still ahead of joe biden space and right there at pace with what barack obama got done so we know how to fight and how to play this game and i need to get this people across the finish line and bring these disruptors to the forefront and help president trump fulfil his agenda. >> ma

joining us now with more is jonathan gilliam, former fbi agent and former federal air marshal. jonathan, lay out the key steps as we get closer to daybreak. investigatively. what are we looking at in terms of the first things that we have to do, especially once we get into the day? >> well, if they haven't found it already, they're going to be looking for the black boxes, of course. once they find that, i think it's going to tell probably everything that they need to know if it was pilot error or if there was something an issue inside that plane that was causing them to have such a traumatic accident. so i think that's what they're they're going to be looking at. they're going to be looking at the debris field. they're going to be all these different aspects of the investigation. once it gets brighter, it gets better. but fortunately, in the area where this occurred in this urban area, it's pretty lit up. it's not like what you saw in dc and the potomac river, where it's very dark when you get onto a river. so this is a little bit different. and i think the investigation will p

so i know there's still a i believe it's marshall still working on all of the tablets, still working on different policies and still moving forward with a lot of the things that were the legacy items of terry inspector wiley so we're still moving forward with those. it's not just the investigative services but still supporting all the additional projects as well and i think probably the more important part is just even the ability to have technology overall with the sheriff's office. and so i'm hoping that with director paul yap of public safety and as well as patrick blair who moved from the police department to to our to the sheriff's office as the fiscal officer we'll try to i guess combine maybe combine it especially when it comes to things like checking license plates and licenses. i mean something like that. i don't think it should be separate if we can actually save money and be more efficient and i fully support the name updates because you could see how many names the department has in just the systems internally for the city . so i apologize for messing up you know like i s

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marshals around 1030 this morning. so again, about 12 hours later made an arrest of foster.building on the edge of ohio state university's campus. this is basically off campus housing for students, mostly students inside that building. that's about a little over 20 miles from here. we're still working to learn more details, and we expect more from authorities later this afternoon. but u.s. marshals telling our affiliate nbc4 in columbus that that was. >> not foster's. >> home, that they made the address, made the arrest at, but they said they couldn't tell us right now what exactly his connection was to that building. chris, suffice it to say, after all the horror that was unleashed here last night, a huge sigh of relief. but that arrest has been made. send it back to you, maggie. >> vespa. thank you. and coming up, families and doctors take the trump administration to court over a ban on transgender care for minors. what they say are the big implications for are the big implications for young people. if that order here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these t

and he caught up with the legendary running back marshall faulk to get his thoughts on the big game. >> you played in this. >> big game. >> you know all. >> about the pressures. >> that come with it from all. >> these superstars. >> patrick mahomes, travis kelce, jalen. >> hurts. >> saquon barkley, all of them. >> they're human. yeah. >> what are the what are the distractions the added pressures that come with this. >> big stage. >> first of all when you. >> get here and you you. >> then find yourself. >> out of your. >> element. >> which is you're. >> staying in. >> a hotel for a week and then. >> you got to. >> play a game. um, what i like. >> is that. >> the teams we traveled., and we. know that the eagles. >> went to brazil. so they have some experience on on what this is. but the chiefs, they've been here a bunch of times. so i think both teams can handle that. but then it's taking care of your family, making sure that everybody is settled, making sure all of that stuff is taken care of, and then getting back into your routine, let's say thursday, you understand there's a road t

and so the senate confirms john marshall and tacitly accepted that the president does have this right, which established a precedent that was confirmed by the supreme court in 1926. and every president, with maybe the exception of andrew johnson, has enjoyed it. and was there a public outcry some federalists were annoyed. arch federalists were annoyed by it because they they were very loyal to timothy pickering. but there was also there had been speculation and for months and months and months that this was going to happen. so i think a lot of americans shared our sense of relief that he had finally done it. yeah, we have time for one more question. if somebody would like to. we have one of the trashed hamilton terribly much. there we go. the intended forget how small the government was in terms of cabinets, a number of people working with. the other thing that struck, as i recall, is a john adams spent a lot of time in braintree. i think given the communications sort of how how can you be president if you're not in washington. so this is a good this is a good question with the except

and it's just so sad to see the marshall court now is devoid of his, his, his, his painting. i mean, but he was an american patriot who sacrificed so much. >> a princeton grad. >> he could have gone on to make all kinds of big bucks on the outside. but no, he served. he picked a life of selfless service to our nation. he served in iraq, afghanistan, bosnia, panama, korea. i mean, going on and on for bronze stars, for crying out loud. commanded the 10th mountain division, one of our most storied divisions in the united states. he sacrificed so much for 44 years. and to see him treated like this, i mean, it's just reprehensible. i mean, we're not talking about national security here. we're not talking about the war in iraq or, excuse me, in ukraine or gaza. we're not talking about building relationships with key. allies or protecting americans from, you know, terrorists. no, we're talking about an act of retribution on behalf of donald trump. and it's just shameful. >> it is an act paul rieckhoff carried out in the name of the american people. paul pete hegseth salary is paid b

a letter of support from lieutenant marshall and had a wonderful visit with the chief spent half an hourng showed him upstairs and the basement. it was a lifely half 94 meet width chief. i wanted say there are also in addition to negative issue this is come up in front of the commission we apologize there habeen a positive track record if you read the letter of support from lieutenant marshall he speaks glowingly the work ali has done and people suffering from substance abuse. >> thank you. anymore questions from the applicant before discuss? >> you can have a seat. thank you. i will kickoff this discussion i think we need to frame right. i feel like i need to frame temperature i think we have two options before us. i'm torn. i could see one side we had a permit holder with a nonpermit holder applicant with a 5 time documented history of noncompliance, right. which is the upon ones we happened to see. who -- was warn comingy and out door music is not allowd and seemed to do it anyway. and then was somewhat hostileen may be too strong a word but extremely difficult for our inspectors to d