he turned his notes over to mike jones with the virginia state police who would run the case from here i think i had? a lot of work to do. >> one of his first tasks was to accompany the teacher's body to the medical examiner's office. with little forensic value from the scene, the m.e. science would start to explain what happened to this young woman, an accident or foul play. when the trooper spoke with eric hours after he'd come upon justine's body. he talked about a grim scenario. maybe someone unknown had happened upon his wife in distress. >> he offers a theory that justine was on the side of the road and some unknown individual was attracted to her, her beauty and pulled up and tried to abduct her. maybe she was running off. >> do you have any suspicion of what might have happened? >> i'd like to think she got hit and she wasn't aware of the last seconds of her life. but i think that being one of these people out there driving, i think they drove by, saw a beautiful woman on the side of the road, went down, turned around and tried to get her in the car, i think she got scared and

a county truck driver is trying to deliver box of gray goose, something mike jones says he never ordereds getting worse. >> reporter: jones invited us to the american taproom to show us why he thinks montgomery county's department of liquor control is hurting his business at a key time when warmer weather brings in more customers. >> one of the most frustrating processes i've ever been involved in and to the point where you're almost begging and pleading with officials to get something done. >> reporter: jones stocks dozens of wines and spirits in his bar. but he says the restaurant's main selling point, 20 taps featuring a rotating list of local craft beers. >> allagash white we didn't see far whole month, and final whi li when it did arrive because we asked for it every week four kegs arrived at the door when we don't need four just one. >> reporter: the problem started in february when the county installed this new online ordering system. on the day we visited his bar manager showed us how even though the computer told him all the alcohol you wanted was in stock he only received half

that are not afraid of the moment and go get the basketball and create. >> mike: going back to what jeff said having a guy like jones and instead of panicking, they could use that final time-out. doesn't sound like a big deal. but it's important. >> jeff: mike, you also have to have an inbounder who can put it on the money. so many times, it's tight. j.r. smith. it's open and the pass to lebron james. >> mark: who is going to get it? i don't see one guy go to get the basketball. >> jeff: you with justcan just throw it over the top of dellavedova. >> mark: if i'm dellavedova, i say give me the basketball. i want to go to the line right now. >> mike: looking, looking, crosscourt to james. rose on james, trying to double-team him. holding it offensive foul! they call offensive foul on james and the bulls get it back with 14.3 remaining. what a double-team from chicago and dunleavy. >> mark: it's the right call. it's the right call. we talk about chicago and not fouling and you look at the replay. there's contact there. it's the right call. >> mike: great double-team from mike dunleavy. james picks up his fourth and now

that are not afraid of the moment and go get the basketball and create. >> mike: going back to what jeff said having a guy like jones and instead of panicking, they could use that final time-out. doesn't sound like a big deal. but it's important. >> jeff: mike, you also have to have an inbounder who can put it on the money. so many times, it's tight. j.r. smith. it's open and the pass to lebron james. >> mark: who is going to get it? i don't see one guy go to get the basketball. >> jeff: you with justcan just throw it over the top of dellavedova. >> mark: if i'm dellavedova, i say give me the basketball. i want to go to the line right now. >> mike: looking, looking, crosscourt to james. rose on james, trying to double-team him. holding it offensive foul! they call offensive foul on james and the bulls get it back with 14.3 remaining. what a double-team from chicago and dunleavy. >> mark: it's the right call. it's the right call. we talk about chicago and not fouling and you look at the replay. there's contact there. it's the right call. >> mike: great double-team from mike dunleavy. james picks up his fourth and now

. >>> head to baltimore, championship stare down, adam jones and wwe heavyweight champion seth rollins. mike write, making his major league debut against the angels eighth inning facing david freeze he goes down swinging, six strikeouts, 7 1/3 shutout innings for wright gets the o's standing ovation from him there. the birds making sure this young man gets the w. adam jones at the plate here with man on and this one goes off the wall. manny machado comes home to score. the throw, not in time. that's two-run double for adam jones. orioles give mike write his first major league victory, they win this game by a final score of 3-0. >>> lacrosse ncaa quarter finals maryland taking on north carolina tarheels forgot to show up today, second quarter, turns up 8-2, connor kelly, the laser, three goals in the game for him, maryland go on to win this one, 14-7. they head to their second straight final four appear perhaps. take on john hopkins in the final four. looking forward to that. thanks jason. >>> all right. wither gonna stay on top of the breaking news in rest.for tonight, going to update you to

eight-point game. >> mark: you have to force the issue right now if you're the clippers. >> mike: terry, swings it. jones to ariza for three. it's good! trevor ariza, again! his sixth three-pointer of the game. and that one should seal it for the rockets. a 20-point game for trevor ariza, a former champion with the lakers nails it with 55.8 remaining. and the rockets, on the verge of a western conference finals. strong can lift you from your lowest point. strong can silence the doubters. strong can push you even harder. think what strong can do for you. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. >> mike: they are celebrating here at the toyota center. rockets back up by 11 as trevor ariza coming up huge for the rockets. remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip him. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge

eight-point game. >> mark: you have to force the issue right now if you're the clippers. >> mike: terry, swings it. jones to ariza for three. it's good! trevor ariza, again! his sixth three-pointer of the game. and that one should seal it for the rockets. a 20-point game for trevor ariza, a former champion with the lakers nails it with 55.8 remaining. and the rockets, on the verge of a western conference finals. strong can lift you from your lowest point. strong can silence the doubters. strong can push you even harder. think what strong can do for you. at&t's network now has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. >> mike: they are celebrating here at the toyota center. rockets back up by 11 as trevor ariza coming up huge for the rockets. remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip him. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge

alongside mike milbury and keith jones, i'm kathryn tappen.e're headed to overtime in chicago in game number four. let's show you how we got to this point. first period of play in this game. it started 47 seconds left to play in the period with anaheim on the power play. brandon saad, off he goes on the shorthanded break-away for goal number four of the postseason. and the 1-0 hawks lead. >> great play by saad. eddie olczyk was showing us. kesler diving and trying to knock the puck away. and there's saad to lift the stick of kesler and bury it past andersen. 1-0, chicago. >> it would stay that way through most of the second period. with 1:46 left to play kyle palmieri takes the initial shot. off emerson etem who gets credit for the third. >> that was a great play. etem had caused some problems for hjalmarsson on the clear. he got in front of the redirection. we had ourselves a tie game. >> it was a low-scoring game at that point. what happened? >> we were wondering going into the third period if there would be lineup changes. and bruce boudrea

alongside mike milbury and keith jones, i'm kathryn tappen.e're headed to overtime in chicago in game number four. let's show you how we got to this point. first period of play in this game. it started 47 seconds left to play in the period with anaheim on the power play. brandon saad, off he goes on the shorthanded break-away for goal number four of the postseason. and the 1-0 hawks lead. >> great play by saad. eddie olczyk was showing us. kesler diving and trying to knock the puck away. and there's saad to lift the stick of kesler and bury it past andersen. 1-0, chicago. >> it would stay that way through most of the second period. with 1:46 left to play kyle palmieri takes the initial shot. off emerson etem who gets credit for the third. >> that was a great play. etem had caused some problems for hjalmarsson on the clear. he got in front of the redirection. we had ourselves a tie game. >> it was a low-scoring game at that point. what happened? >> we were wondering going into the third period if there would be lineup changes. and bruce boudrea

mike florio jones me on the phone. you are an insider here.g about a tom brady suspension? is it likely? >> the league's unofficial position is no decision has been made yet. it would be a shock at this point if he is not suspended. consider all of the things guys are suspended for, smoking marijuana, testing positive for marijuana gets you suspended. it doesn't create competitive advantage. guys get in trouble off the field has nothing to do with the game of football. guys get suspended for that. i think he will be suspended because what he did speaks to the integrity of the game and a separate issue here refused to fully cooperate with the investigation. under league rules that separately amounts to conduct detrimental to the league. apart from any fine he is in line for discipline and likely a suspension for refusing to fully cooperate. >> with regard to refusing to fully cooperate that is about not handing over cell phones and texts. he has spoken with officials about this. >> he didn't turn over the cell phone. the nfl was very cooperativ

alongside mike milbury and keith jones, i'm kathryn tappen.re headed to overtime in chicago in game number four. let's show you how we got to this point. first period of play in this game. it started 47 seconds left to play in the period with anaheim on the power play. brandon saad, off he goes on the shorthanded break-away for goal number four of the postseason. and the 1-0 hawks lead. >> great play by saad. eddie olczyk was showing us. kesler diving and trying to knock the puck away. and there's saad to lift the stick of kesler and bury it past andersen. 1-0, chicago. >> it would stay that way through most of the second period. with 1:46 left to play kyle palmieri takes the initial shot. off emerson etem who gets credit for the third. >> that was a great play. etem had caused some problems for hjalmarsson on the clear. he got in front of the redirection. we had ourselves a tie game. >> it was a low-scoring game at that point. what happened? >> we were wondering going into the third period if there would be lineup changes. and bruce boudreau

proclaiming i am the king, as proclaiming this is the victory until the picture with him mike miller and james jonesyou think it will be tyree and kevin love the the the bickering is funny that people might job on him for that but michael jordan is to save nice supporting cavalier of the people think michael jordan a lot of game or missed a shot better adjust our goals. >>darya: you have the president wayne and i know that you paid when he talks about up is a he to visit but he does answer someone pleaded him the president said no one can outshoot steph curry and then he says maybe corpora if he's opened of the have to be open. >>gary:-->>darya: because having lived in chicago the huge bull for and what about the firing he was very nice about that and all start to see him go short of thing but another like her about what you get rid of this guy who was taking a far--but not far- hot jim harbaugh >>gary: i am not interested in our president talking about sports benzol--that is all so you weigh in with the u think what i'd look at a successful coach at called a successful. >>darya: you have to have on

. >> i think what's surprising is mike huckabee has gone mother jones on the rest of the candidates. it's fascinating. what he's trying to do is appeal to the populist angst about what's going to happen with retirement security. but his prescription is 100% wrong. because for example social security disability will be bankrupt in the year. the worst thing we can do is not fix the problem. when he goes out and does the mother jones routine, he -- all of the entire conservative policy community, it is -- >> there is a divide between the policy community that you're talking about and where sort of demographically the republican base has moved. >> what it shows the policy community needs to be a much better job of talking about solutions that are proactivement that's what -- >> they have. if you look at what they want to do on medicare. probably, the -- >> what does obama want to do with medicare? >> the greater degree of recipients of medicare are republican than democrat because of the age thing. so they're out there talking about priveatizing medicare and putting you at the whims of t

scarlet: usually mike and i would say, this is the biggest rise since -- it tells you about how nerdy we are. the smallest move for the dow jonesndustrial average in quite a while in terms of the intraday point swing. from peak topoints trough. wednesday, 77 points. this is the longest such streak so for this year. don't expect things to pick up on tuesday, when we all come back to work. last year at this time around memorial day, it took a nine-day stretch before we ended this time period of not moving more than 100 points. you aree bond market much more volatility. vix, it hasat the been going down. if you look at the bank of america-merrill lynch, you are seeing it on the rise. it is 40% higher than it was during this time last year. there is volatility between the bond and stock markets. a lot of people are wondering what does it mean, what do you read into that? >> it is time for me to move over and start covering bonds, i think. it is a global index, right? >> it is treasuries. >> this is something the fed was talking about. they are probably encouraged to uptickick -- see an because they are concerned about complacency.

we did see the dow jones industrial average below it 60 day moving average. we are seeing it downhill triple digits. mike mckee sent this to us in terms of looking at the gdp. barclays sending out a note saying it may not be as bad as you think. we are taking in seasonal revisions, looking at first quarter gdp up 1.7%. analysts not taking the negative gdp seriously. scarlet: you wonder if that is being priced them or not. there is so much confusion about what the federal reserve does anyway. as results at this hour -- we mentioned, sepp blatter has won a fifth term as president of the fire. his reelection comes two days after u.s. criminal charges targeted members of his inner circle. prince ali of jordan withdrew. in the first round, blatter app ointed ali. alix: the near -- scarlet: the new york post and financial times reported in dell -- intel is close to a deal to buy a semiconductor maker. rejected an offer from intel, but another chipmaker a deep -- agreed to by million -- $377 billion. that has speculation going. alix: it turns out the first quarter was worse than estimated. it actually shrank in

mike. >>> the livermore man accuse of driving drunk and killing a mother and her baby faces a judge tomorrow. police arrested brian jonesy he lost control of his corvette and hit the mother and her 14-month-old daughter saturday night. two other boys were hurt by debris. family friends says the victims were visiting from monterrey area for first communion celebration but we looked out. there was the corvette here. like i can still remember the glass was shattered, the hood -- the hootd came off. and that was when i looked to my balcony and looked underneath me and that was -- that was when i saw her. i don't know if i can talk about it. >> a lot of heartbreak. police say jones was at a wine festival earlier in the day. officers say his blood alcohol level was at twice the legal limit to drive. >>> 6:51. a peninsula police officer killed in the line of duty is finally receiving the state's top honors. six decades later. the name of south san francisco police officer arthur bill moyl will be added to the memorial in sacramento today. a drunk driver hit and killed him on highway 101 in 1953. he had not been listed until no

jones, the station manager. and one of the few republicans in the entire county. [laughter] mikehat i became the first mal in my entire familye lineage to redwood high school, at the same campus that stands today on main street. it was from here that i went on to college at washita baptist university. it was also here that i first ran for elected office, when i ran for student council at hope junior high school. [laughter] [applause] mike huckabee: it seems perfectly fitting that it would be here that i announce that i'm a candidate for president of the united states of america. [applause] [cheers] >> we want mike. mike huckabee: thank you. i'm glad you reacted that way, it would have been a very lonely day if you had not. [laughter] mike huckabee: it was a years ago that a young, untested, inexperienced and virtually unknown freshman senator made great speeches about hope and change. eight years later, our debt has more than doubled, america's leadership in the world has instantly evaporated, and the country is more polarized than ever in my lifetime. 93 million americans don't

jones vibes. >> i'm all about that. >> me too. can't wait. >> speaking of hot men. "magic mike xxl" hits the theater. more beef cake?e into the july movies. almost the entire cast is back. matthew mcconaughey is not returning, this time they take a roadtrip to myrtle beach to go to a stripper convention when sandra bullock tells you hsu trailers are making her ovulate, you know it's hot. >> another one from our sister company universal, mignons. everyone loves "the mignons". >> we did a fandango survey. people said they were most looking forward to it's a prequel to the "despicable me" movies. sandra bullock factors in all over the place and john hamm they're super villain, they want to steal queen elizabeth's crown. this takes place in the '60s, mad fun. >> like "mad men" era for mignon next one "ant men. >> it's a marvel movie. the latest super hero movie following the avengers and don't you like paul rudd? i think he is so funny. i want to see what he brings with his unique humor. and his genre. it should be funny. >> we are seeing a lot of blockbuster times. southpaw which could be an award contender potentially

jones, se cup, you guess which one is which. how do you feel about the big field? is that good robust more debate or do you think that might hamper? >> first on miketanding in the republican primary were social conservatives, and he sees he is probably the most convincing social conservative who is yet to enter into the race, and not to mention the fact of all of the republican candidates who have gotten in most of whom live south of the mason dixon line he is the only one that sounds like it, and if he wants to sound like the voter, he is the more authentic version of that kind of guy, and plus he says everything with a smile, and today's toxic political kind of environment, i think that's appealing. >> plus he plays a mean guitar. >> bass. >> yeah, and what do you think of his candidacy? >> well i have had a chance to meet him. i think he is disarmingly a charming guy. his politics are very very right wing. he is anti-choice in almost every situation, and he certainly has been outspoken as an opponent of marriage equality but he is impossible not to like, and he will break out the guitar, and he is able to pull off something hard to pull off, an