. >> just a few hours later, ç michael jones and his family also say their good-byes.es of pendleton juvenile, justin boggess still faces time behind bars. >> i'm a strong believer everything happens for a reason, and i feel that, you know, if i wouldn't have got locked up, i don't know where i would be. i'd either be dead or -- i know for a fact i wouldn't have my ged. now when i get out, i plan on staying away from the gang stuff. i plan on getting a job, you know. i can't really tell how things are going to be until i get out and i carry through with things because i said all this last time i was going to do good, and i wasn't out for two months and i got hit with an armed robbery. >> despite their claims of innocence, brandyn cox and nathan brady were found guilty of the battery that landed them in seg. since then, cox has been released. brady remains at pendleton. as for jacob shauntee, his future remains as troubled as his past. even though he's completed all programs and has earned his release, he can't go home. according to superintendent mike dempsey, jacob ha

. >> reporter: not knowing is a pain wide enough to blanket two families, the mother of michael jones and the son and brother of the other two victims. >> we've been going through this for over a year here two days short of the exact year mark both families joined police to get answers. handing out these fliers in and around the 4300 block of nicholas avenue in an attempt to zig up a new lead before the case gets too old goes cold. >> you have evidence, forensic evidence that's left on the scene. they've done all they scan do to weed through that. as you put it, it's sometime mid- >> reporter: stymied, it's a curious crime. lovett is recovering from surgery at the time of his killing. police say his daughter and her boyfriend also not an obvious target. yet, this was a special kind of violence inflicted on these families who believe they are dealing with a special kind of evil. >> whoever done it out there, it's no peace for you. you will not rest until you come to closure with it. so we're suffering. you're suffering. you might as well tell it. >> reporter: healing a scar not only vi

investigators say once the blaze was put out, they discovered that billy ray lovitt, tanyika gibbs and michael jones had been shot in the head. 90 minutes before, officers responded to an anonymous call about shots fired. family members question if police should have done more. >> the police did not do their job. i am saying they did not do that. if they would have knocked out the door and she talked to somebody, how come she cannot identify who she talked to? >> a spokesperson says the officers had no reason to force their way inside the home but they did check the perimeter before leaving. police are trying to recruit more new officers for the force who actually live in the city. in the last class of trainees, 20% were residents. commanders say among the obstacles of irving candice have to overcome his physical agility and restrictions about past marijuana use. >> we want people that live here who understand the city, who know the city, and who are from the neighborhoods and understand the problems that are going on. >> officials say that new efforts are under way to better qualify city residents

the victim in this case was identified as michael jones. on ames street in northeast a double stabbing. 20-year-old charles scott jr. was pronounced dead. another man was taken to the hospital. >>> we move now to maryland and anne arundel county where a fire killed a woman this morning. firefighters found her inside a house in millersville. visitors are still trying to figure out what started the fire, but it did do $200,000 in damage. >>> still to come tonight on the news at 10:00 tomorrow is being called internet doomsday. how you can make sure you're protected from a dangerous malware threatening to infect your internet. >> plus loads of people use the web to check ratings for restaurants, hotels, you name it, right? but don't believe everything you read. some people are threatening businesses to pay up or you get a bad review, those stories and more as we continue on this sunday evening. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the p

. >> reporter: one year ago, bertina ricks' son, michael jones, was found murdered inside this now abandoned home. along with his friend, tani didn't ca gibbs and her father. >> they discovered the bodies only after the house was set on fire. >> whoever it is, they have no heart. they are just cold-blooded killers. >> reporter: today, family members gathered with misto reignite the case. >> at this point, we've pretty much exhausted every lead that we've had. >> reporter: besides the mysteries surrounding the murder, there have also been questions raised about how police responded to this. because 90 minutes before it was set on fire, officers responded to a shots fire said call. >> if they did the proper job they were supposed to do, they would have caught the killer. >> reporter: lubbock also believes the officers could have saved his sister who was still alive when firefighters found her. but police say officers did all they could do. >> we can't just run into houses without warrant. >> reporter: despite their anger, both families are working with detectives to canvas the neighborhood wit

stabbed one man died from his injuries less than an hour later a double shooting in northwest, michael jones was killed a second victim suffered nonlife threatening injuries, the third homicide, another double shooting in southeast. one man was killed another was taken to hospital. >>> mayor grey wants tougher punishment for drunk drivers, he is proposing a bill a mandatory sentence of 10 days in jail for drivers more than twice the legal limit, drivers who register a blood alcohol level .2 or higher if passed it would still be months before the bill becomes law. >>> president obama is putting taxes on his radar, and raising the stakes in an already heated election year. the president 's proposal not only set off a battle but how it is resolved effects your pocketbook. >> reporter: president obama says congress should temporarily extend bush era tax cuts for those making less than $250,000 a year but not nose making more than that >> i am not proposing anything radical here i just believe anybody making over $250,000 a year, should two back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill c

michael jones was killed. a second victim suffered nonlife threatening injuries. the third homicide, another double shooting happened in southeast. devon brown killed, another victim taken to the hospital. >>> monitoring metro, service on the green line back to normal after friday's derail. crews worked through the weekend to repair a 1,000-foot section of track damage between ft. totten and prince george's plaza. repairs were completed in time for the morning rush. the speed restrictions for heat were lifted today. >>> president obama proposed extending the bush era tax cuts for the middle class and raising taxes for anyone making more than $250,000. his proposal ignited an election year battle. fox's craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: president obama says congress should temporarily extend bush era tax cuts for those making less than $250,000 a year but not for those making more than that. >> i'm not proposing anything radical here. i just believe that anybody making over $250,000 a year should go back to the income tax rates we were paying under bill cl

an hour and a half earlier a double shooting on 7th street, northwest, michael jones was pronounced dead the second victim was treated at hospital and released. 9:45 p.m., two people were stabbed, ames street northeast, charles scott junior was killed another person was hurt. >> police in charles county say an 18-year-old was killed at a fight at a party other night. sheriff's deputies were called to the house in end an lead this occurred about -- indian head, this occurred 2:45 a.m., the victim was 18-year-old gerry gill kris, friends had already taken him to hospital when deputies arrived he suffered from what appeared to be blunt force trauma. investigators are now waiting for autopsy results. >>> hollywood ledge end has died. -- legend has died the 59-year- old passed -- 95-year-old passed away in los angeles s with his family by his side. his career spanned 6 decades included marties and the wild bunch and tv shows like mikhail's navy. >>> developing story this hour, out of afghanistan. six nato service members have been killed, in the eastern part of the country. nato says an ied w

michael duran jones was killed on february 10 on deveshon court. he was walking from his car to a friend's house when he was killed in a drive by shooting. several people were seen leaving the area after the shooting. >>> silican valley has snagged a coveted prize. a patent office. >> reporter: patents help give companies such as apple their success. >> reporter: web developers received instant feed back, awards and applause for their works. it's the time of invasion a local federal patent office based in silican valley will foster. >> almost half of the patents filed in the country come from california. so we really think having it proximate will make a big difference. >> reporter: according to lofgrin the office based in dc is backlogged. >> we've had almost a three year delay in the processing of patents which is absurd. >> reporter: there's more than 600,000 applications waiting review. including two from nvs technology. >> if you get sick like the flu, we would be able to tell you what pathogens are making you ill. having the patent office kno

two men were shot, one of them fatally in the 1700 block of 7th street northwest. 30-yard michael edward jones of northwest was pronounced dead at the scene. so far no arrests have been made. >>> also saturday night, one man was killed another wounded in a stabbing in northeast d.c. it happened in the 5300 block of aims street. 20-year-old charles anthony smith was killed. just after midnight saturday morning, 20-year-old devon brown of southeast was shot to death. another man was injured. this happened in the 1700 block of gall -- galen street in northeast. >>> if you ride the green line on metro, be prepared for a slower commute than normal this morning. service between fort totten and prince george's plaza stops was closed but the trains are only single tracking. green line passengers need to allow an extra 15 to 20 minutes of travel time this morning. >>> at 4:35, here's a look at some other news making news now. 16 civilians and five afghan policemen were killed sunday. the civilians included women and children killed in three blasts near afghanistan's border with pakistan. more than 225

one of the killings happened along 7th street near r street northwest. 30-year-old michael edward jones the shooting and another man with us hurt. >>> about 8,000 power customers in our region are still without electricity this morning. just about all were knocked off line by the storms that moved through yesterday and overnight. the biggest number of outages in frederick, maryland and fredricksburg, virginia areas. >>> nationals relievers threw two wild pitches late in yesterday's game and the rockies scored a run on both of those. d.c. falls to the rockies. >>> cbs this morning starts at the top of the hour. they'll have a behind-the- scenes look at microsoft. this was not a flattering one. >> one more check on traffic and weather so stay with 9news now. >>> one more thing before we go. we wanted to mention wimbledon just for a second. andy murray had the hopes of a nation and all of great britain on him yesterday. he lost to roger federer who's a phenomenal tennis player. there's a little bit of a back story. s he's from a tiny town in scotland n. 1996 there was an awful, awful mass

michael phelps, and nolo jones, they're calling her the female tim tebow. >> he's keeping up with you>> yes. hope solo. >> and there is michael phelps. who recently, eric, i want to you react to this. he shot back, remember one of his teammates was talking trash saying he didn't work hard enough. he was asked about it today. here is what he had to say. >> i've gotten to where i am today from working hard and i know that and bob knows that and nobody else thinks that, doesn't really matter. i'm very happy with my career and what i've done throughout it. >> so can i weigh in on this? >> yes. >> i don't have to like this guy. i don't like the guy. every time i say it, i get 1,000 tweets. >> 'cause he smokes pot. >> you and don't like pot. >> because i have a 13-year-old who watches the olympics who admires these athletes, who emulates them and that picture that keeps coming up with him with the bong to his face, who always makes me not like him. i don't want to like him, i'm sorry. >> there are baseball players that shoot steroids in their body. what about them? >> allegedly. >> what do

you heard pbs president paula kerger is here, pbs vice president michael jones is here, seated right here. as you heard, bo jones who's the president of mcneal-lehrer productions and linda winslow who is our executive producer of the news how're, we're all part of a family. and in the best sense of the term, that's what makes us go, because we are a family, we support one another. and i know it means a lot to both gwen and me to have all of you here, so thank you. i have covered so many press club events that it feels a little strange to be on the other side of the microphone. but i am very excited to be here to talk about this extraordinary election and to talk a little bit about what pbs and the pbs news hour are going to be doing to cover it. now, if you're wondering why i'm going first, i can let you in on a little secret. like the perfect ladies that we are, gwen and i arm wrestled over it. [laughter] it's the way we settle most of our disagreements. [laughter] now, i would be less than candid if i didn't acknowledge there is some tension between gwen and me. um, especially over

you heard paulette is here, michael jones is here. seated right here, both jone jod linda winslow. we are all part of a family. that is what makes us go. i know a means a lot to us to have you here. thank you. i have covered so many press club event that bill strain should be on the other side of the microphone. -- that it feels a little strange to be on the other side of the microphone. i want to talk about what the pbs news hour will be doing to cover it. if you're wondering why i am going first, i can let you in on a secret. like the perfect ladies that we are, we are wrestled over it. -- arm wrestled over it. [laughter] there is some tension between gwen and me over one issue, what color we are wearing. things got really tense yesterday when you both showed up at the office wearing bright yellow. -- when we both showed up at the office wearing bright yellow. she ended up going home. i and the luckiest person in television. gwen too worked wit work with every day. she elevates all of our games. i am going to ask you again to honor my colleagues. [applause] this is my 10th presid

jones comes in to make the play. two outs. tonight's aerial coverage provided by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. now michael bourn willome off the bench. and bat. chipper jones was in this spot so he will end his all-star career with a base hit. he bounced one through the right side. now bourn, his teammate, foul tips it for strike 1. desmond is having a great year. michael bourn in his second all-star game a two-time gold glove award winner. the guy has the most stolen bases in baseball since 2008. he can fly. >> tim: the atlanta braves have inch ahead of the new york mets. they are four off and the mets four and a half off. >> joe: strike 3. inning is over. we go to the bottom of the eighth. the a.l. will bat, trailing the national league by 8. even though i could do it 100 times better and taller than seacrest. he's not going to be satisfied until he takes over the entire planet. ok..... earth a ryan seacrest production. boom! that's called poignant social commentary. joel stop talking! ryan is here to see you. i have a delivery for a mr. joel mchale. you mean the incredibly good looking wildly talented

jones comes in to make the play. two outs. tonight's aerial coverage provided by directv. if you call yourself a sports fan, you've got to get directv. call 1-800-directv. now michael bourn will come off the bench. and bat. chipper jones was in this spot so he will end his all-star career with a base hit. he bounced one through the right side. now bourn, his teammate, foul tips it for strike 1. desmond is having a great year. michael bourn in his second all-star game a two-time gold glove award winner. the guy has the most stolen bases in baseball since 2008. he can fly. >> tim: the atlanta braves have inch ahead of the new york mets. they are four off and the mets four and a half off. >> joe: strike 3. inning is over. we go to the bottom of the eighth. the a.l. will bat, trailing the national league by 8. even though i could do it 100 times better and taller than seacrest. he's not going to be satisfied until he takes over the entire planet. ok..... earth a ryan seacrest production. boom! that's called poignant social commentary. joel stop talking! ryan is here to see you. i have a delivery for a mr. joel mchale. you mean the incredibly good looking wildly talente

jones up 277 points. starts today at 12,080. >>> michael phelps is back in the pool at the olympic trials and now knows howhe has in london to win gold. >> pg&e releases a new safety plan. the two things the utility hopes to do. >> right now if you are driving on the freeway so far so good on interstate 880. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and another check on the weather. building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. >>> good morning. low clouds in place. really mild lows. upper 50s to 60s. sunny and warmer especially away from the coast. >>> this morning authorities say all four people aboard a private helicopter that crashed into arizona's river was killed. it happened saturday. but se

aaam jones aaddmatt wietees were both hitless, but jim johnson had a nice night...he faced, aad even struckkout michaeln...a starter turned closer, johnson's 26 saves at the break leads all of baseball... and in case you idn't hear, veteran outfielder nick markakis has beee activated and will presumably be in then lineup friday night when the o's begin the second half oo the season...and he'll have some company..the club also plans to activate outfuielder endy chavez and catcher taylor teagarden from the dl as well...look for catchee ronny either xavier very, steve peaace or steve tolleson to go to create the pot for chaaez. that'll do it for this edition oo sports unlimited...i'm bc... and be sure to tune in to starting at 55am.goodnight. goodnight.

michael eric dyson. msnbc political analyst, david corn of mother jones is here.ofessor at columbia university and author of "the price of the ticket, barack obama and the rise and decline of black politics." and hugo lindgren, mr. sunday morning, the editor of the "new york times" sunday magazine. earlier today, mitt romney went in search of something he had not looked for before, the african-american vote. despite an awkward start -- >> i do love that music. i have to tell you, i do love listening to that organ music. >> -- things hummed along smoothly until he decided to take on the president's health care plan. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find. that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [ audience booing ]

michael eric dyson. msnbc political analyst, david corn of mother jones is here. fredrick harris is professor at columbia university and author of "the price of the ticket, barack obama and the rise and decline of black politics." and hugo lindgren, mr. sunday morning, the editor of the "new york times" sunday magazine. earlier today, mitt romney went in search of something he had not looked for before, the african-american vote. despite an awkward start -- >> i do love that music. i have to tell you, i do love listening to that organ music. >> -- things hummed along smoothly until he decided to take on the president's health care plan. >> i'm going to eliminate every nonessential expensive program i can find. that includes obamacare and i'm going to work to reform and save -- [ audience booing ] >> and sell the idea that he would be the best president for african-americans. >> if you want a president who will make things better in the african-american community, you are looking at him. you take a look. >> joining us now from washington is ken blackwell, former se

jones for the second time. reliever jim johnson first appearance and jason needs your help. all star game july 10th in kansas city. michael phelps tonight in a show down with rival ryan who was beat last night. tonight phelps floating like a men's 100-meter butterfly stinging the third place like a bee. tyler finished second. all three guys london bound for the 2012 summer olympics. now 1500-meter runner may be the best ever. down the stretch losing the lead finishing second. both will represent good old american red, white and blue, one of the nicest athletes i've met. also golf, final round. tiger woods needs a 20-foot birdie to break a tie. let it be says tiger. he's at 900. he both tied at nine under and back and forth all weekend. tiger won it in the end and becomes the first three time winner. 74 for tiger woods. >> not too bad. ,,,,,,,, you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate, that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor. i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives, and i am a

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jones. he will score. orioles the trail again. j.j. is a clutch. looking good. look what he does. that was the game winner. summer olympics are less than two weeks away. michaelhas got to be the most compelling story already. he is expected to faces stiffest challenge. he was the greatest number in olympic history. when asked who will win, here is what he had to say. >> i think that the first time we will see them is in the very first race. 400 individual members. i put my money on michael. i think he will be very successful. >> a good prediction. i hope you have a great sunday. >> one last look at the seven- day forecast. 90 this afternoon. we really heat up the next couple of days. golconda -- cold front comes through. >> you said all of that with macaroni in your mouth. >> it looks delicious. it is to die for. >> oh my goodness. >> oh my goodness. [ wife ] your dad's really giving him the business... the designated hitter's the best thing to happen to baseball! but it's not the same game! [ wife ] wow, he's really gonna get us a good deal. it's better! no it's not! the pitcher comes up and he's out! [ dealer ] he can bunt! whatever. but we're good with 0%

michael johnson is also a sports caster, but he works for the bbc. he told london's daily mail that he believes slavery benefitted descendents like him. so what do you think? should jonesthis a double standard because he's a black athlete, or have times changed now? >> well, if somebody were to fire him, i would understand. i think an important variable to point out is jimmy the greek worked on cbs' "nfl today." that's a very conservative organization. you'll wind up getting fired. i think it's ridiculous. if he had not been fired, it wouldn't have been an issue. the real fireable offense was letting someone put a microphone in his face when he had no business talking on television. >> kevin, should he be fired? >> i don't think so. michael is more on a personal journey. this is in context of a

jones in center field. the game was over long before then, the national league wins 8-0. >>> a u.s. olympic swimmer is apologizing for questioning the worth et ethic of michaelfinish ed second to him in the 200 meter butterfly at the trials. carry claims if phelps worked as hard as him he would have won more medals. last night carry took to twitter to apologize and said it's honored to compete alongside the greatest swimmer in history. >> so if michael phelps worked harder he would have beaten him by more. is that what he was basically saying? okay. there it is. >> well, it's all -- he could have done better. >> there you go. the ohlympics are now 2 and a half weeks away. >> crazy. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. >>> coming up on coffee with, stacey kebler. she's going to talk about doing that red carpet thing, how you can experience it for yourself and 50 friends. hometown girl is back in charm city. you know we're talking a little be it of ravens. she still has that ravens cheerleader thing going on in her mind. sharon gibala's got her traffic control, we've got first warning weather and more. that's coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. 70 now, 9

michael phelps and nathan adrian, of the swimming team, watching like we do. my living is more posh than that. see how they do in the morning. beyond that, low a jonessystem. the athletes are doing a great job getting us in contact with what's going on. hope solo, in her way kind of the bad girl of the soccer team, hanging out there having a good time. see how the soccer ladies do as they move along. you have to look at the competition, and jamaica's usain bolt, fastest man on the planet, hanging out with the fans. this one from kelly o'hara on the women's soccer team, took a picture up to a reflective ceiling of the team gathered there. that says it all. opening ceremonies, yeeee! looks like a great time. i wish i were there. would have such a good time. i am fast, i could have run something. >> yeah, well, okay. >> could have run for beers. >> one of the reasons i love twitter. sure, you get big beautiful overviews with tv, we love television, we should say, and the pictures are great, but you get such personal looks over twitter. >> this is the experience. this is what they're going through. funny, in some ways you think a lot are young americans