. >> mr. jones. you can come on in. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seems. >> a majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes. and if you take those individuals that are committing the smaller crimes and you put them in jail for those, they're not out to commit the bigger ones. his charges were armed robbery multiple times. what's the old saying, you do the crime, you've got to do the time. >> but jones had his supporters at the hearing as well, including lolita brown. his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >> mr. jones, it states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the t

the sector that people are going to get phone calls about they'll get a phone call that says hey mr jones you've got this social networking stock it's hot as a pistol there's one thing that i think everyone should be aware of and i'll probably write something about it right now some of the bucket shop which firms that still exist i've figured out a way to buy shares from twitter and facebook employees who need liquidity they're taking the shares they're bundling them in these private funds with escrow accounts they're layering fees on top of it and these are restricted shares of stock they're selling this to people as though they're buying pretty i.p.o. shares in facebook but in reality what they're really buying is shares of the fund that own stock that may or may not be sold at some point it is probably the biggest scam going on right now people are cold calling investors with this thing i think everyone should be on their guard if somebody calls you up and offers pre i.p.o. shares of facebook at a discount it's a law i don't have then they won't give them to you you are about to be scr

that's when my peels all about having worked on wall street i myself have done that many times hello mr jones don't sue us here paine webber or oppenheimer or shearson or lehman because we'll put this hot i.p.o. in your account and you'll make instant profits so drop your lawsuit ok how pins every single day that's the law as written by brokers with hot i.p.o. shares so you mentioned capital allocation so we see here the age of the shadow bank run this is from the new york times tyler cowen he says the bank run is back the modern bank run means a rush to withdraw from money market funds the disappearance of reliable collateral for overnight loans between banks and the sudden pulling of short term credit to a troubled financial institution but these new versions are in some ways still similar to the old both reflect the desire to pull money out of an endeavor entity first out the door and both can set off a crash so he says now we have the introduction of the term as country as bank so your nation becomes the banker of last resort but also all of these measures he's saying are also permanent f

make sure to have the opportunity to meet with a few of the people who are interested, as well as mr. jones, and we have not had a chance to sit down. i would like a metal more -- no more time. -- little more time. supervisor avalos: continued until the next plans and programs meeting? supervisor olague: the next plans and programs meeting. >> is anyone here today that has not a cure before the committee before and interested in the position? supervisor avalos:." thank you for that -- supervisor avalos: thank you for that reminder. are there any members of the public who have applied for the citizens advisory committee? we can open up to your ability to come forward. ok. so, this item, colleagues, we can continue to the next plans and programs meeting? without objection. ok. if we do have someone coming and need to rescind the vote to continue, we can do that. madam clerk, item number five, please. >> item #5. recommend allocation of $124,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for two requests and appropriation of $74,000 for the quint-jer

i'm not really paying attention much to what he's doing. >> that's when mr. jones killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time and i was like falling out the door and i came back in and i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nulthiothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men who are just standing around as the victims is just being brutalized and there's not a lot of reaction. you could see them all just kind of looking. i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones, after violently punching the victim, probably seven or eight times until the victim is down on the ground just stops. the victim is laying there, unconscious, i believe. he then is in search of his cell phone and he takes the victim who must be blocking his path to get out of the pi

mr. jones. >> mr. chairman, thank you so much. general allen, the last three years a former boss of yours has been advising on afghanistan, i cannot say his name but i will say he has great respect for you. i would like to use a couple words he used. recently in an e-mail, a brilliant soldier statesman talking about you, general allen and you are as honest as the day is long. those qualities uniform or out of uniform, you can't say anything nicer about an individual than that. over the past ten years, i have been hearing from the administration and those in your position prior to you being here today. dr. miller, your comments and general allens are what i have been hearing for ten years. gains are sustainable, there will be setbacks, we are making progress but it's fragile and reversible. well, you know, going to walter reid and bethesda recently, i had a young marine who lost one leg and he said to me with his mother in the room. congressman, can i ask you a question? certainly. why are we still there? i look at this e-mail from

mr. jones had his back to traffic. one of them was able to get out of the way, but mr. jones was not able to get out in time. >> reporter: construction workers were not able to get a good description of the vehicle or a lrns plate number. >> reporter: the crash reconstruction expert believes it was a gm sedan. possibly a gold or silver pontiac grand prix. they need the public's help finding it. >> we want to advise anyone traveling to construction zone to slow the speed down. >> 2010, maryland registered 1700 crashes in highway work zones, injuring 833 people, killing six. part of the reason why lawmakers agreed to allow speed cameras in construction zones, hoping to slow down traffic. >> reporter: as for the victim, ricardo jones, he was in stable condition. he is engaged to be married later this summer. it's not clear whether he'll be able to walk down the aisle. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> anyone with information on this hit-and-run is urged to call the maryland transportation authority police at 410-537-1208. >>> a baltimore police officer shot on duty, t

. >> mr. jones? n come on in. >> at the hearing, jones would again be confronted by his arresting officer who says his trespassing violation might not be as minor as it seemed. >> majority of the people that commit the larger crimes are committing the smaller crimes, and if you take those individuals -- you do the crime you have to do the time. >> but jones had supporters at the hearing as well including lolit lolta brown his supervisor. >> we need him to be working. >> at this time we'll take testimony from officer frick. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike toward the tracks. he entered through a hole in the six foot chain link fence, that was put up to keep people off the property and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones probation officer to weigh in. >> well given this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement and

mr. jones, who had contested mann's election was paid the full freight, $2500. but in menard's case the committee on accounts proposed lowering that amount to $1500. now, to be fair, the chairman of this three-person panel and it was a rather backwards panel had decided he could get some attention and save the house a little bit of cash and he also recommended that caleb hunt only be paid $1,500 in this case. but dawes objected to this because he smelled that there was more than just pecuniary motivation at work for the reduction and the reaction to him in the chamber was telling. i appeal to the house that they will be not carried away by their prejudiceses against color and race, dawes said. i appeal to them, not to treat him by one rule and the white man by another. i ask the gentleman who passed the constitutional amendment to see that this is not done. mr. speaker, it is unconstitutional to treat him differently. and the congressional globe, which often has wonderful little asides in it from this time period, reported that it was laughter that greeted each

. >> well, best of luck to mr. jones. and that's it for sports. >>> let's get a check of the weather from mai shoji. mai? >> thank you, michio. the yellow sun, which is also known as the messenger of spring was observed here in southwestern islands of japan. evidently, spring is on its way. however, we may see snow accumulating, as much as 20 to 30 centimeters just into tuesday. across southern japan, especially in the korean peninsula as well as mongolia and much of china is dominated by high pressure systems, so sunny and dry weather will be prominent in the area. mongolia will see some wet rain to be falling in and then southwestern china also will be troubled with some heavy rain at times. nothing too, too significant hopefully but it could get those temperature s dropping down. in the philippines, we have very active northeastern monsoonal flow that will be bringing some thunderstorms to erupt and strong thunderstorms are picking up the waves, as much as 4 meters high in the coastal areas. over the south china sea, t

he then went on to read mr. jones' letter which was per function tory, finished the letter, put everything back in including his glasses and walked out. as soon as he reached the door, the general offered resolutions in support of the commander in chief, spontaneous of course. it all had been so carefully planned. the resolutions were offer and voted on unanimously. i do wonder what must have been going through colonel armstrong's head, general gates head as they had to vote for the resolutions. the resolutions were carried to congress, the army while distressed was loyal. almost the same moment, that the resolutions arrived from newburg, news arrive from paris, peace. peace. not the final treaty, that would take a little bit longer, but that stubborn king, george iii had acceded to the independence of the colonies of the states. the war was essentially over. news was sent backing to new burgh, general washingtons and general washington issued an announcement of cessation of hostilities. that was made at the temple of

mr. jones's letter which was really rather perfunctory. finished the letter, put everything back in including his glasses, and walked out. as soon as he reached the door, general knox leaped from his chair and offered resolutions in support of the commander in chief and the congress. spontaneous, of course. it had all been so carefully planned. the resolutions were offered and voted on unanimously. oh, i do wonder what must have been going through colonel armstrong's head, general gates's head as they had to vote for these resolutions. but they did not not vote for the resolutions. the resolutions were carried to congress to assure the body that the army, while distressed, was loyal. at almost the same moment that the resolutions arrived from newburgh, news arrived from paris. peace. peace. not the final treaty. that would take a little bit longer. but that stubborn king, george iii, had finally acceded to the independence of the colonies of the states. the war was essentially over. news was sent back to newburgh, to general washington, an

. >> 5-year-old briana loves reading in mrs. jones' kinder garten class. in fact, all the kids do.and they know why reading is so important. and the kindergarteners are sponsoring a pilot program called "raising a reader." it encourages kids to read at school and at home. it dramatically improves comprehension. >> every week they get four books to take home. they bring them back friday and they get four new books. >> with this program students are introduced to -- some ever them can pick up books. we're at second grade level, and they are able to pick them up, read them fluently and comprehend the story. they get it. >> when my son comes home from school, he'll say, mommy, i know "we." i know this word, i know this word. it is wonderful. >> stephanie rawlings-blake is impressed with what she is seeing so far from the program that's now impacting about 1,000 city students. she said it goes straight to the heart about getting kids excited about learning. >> it is so important for the future of our young people that they develop a love for reading. this is a good program. i'm proud it

. >> i just want to speak to mr. jones for a minute. >> miss, we are make a recording here. >> i'll wait until he's finished. >> sorry about no one is allowed in the studio while we're recording. >> please. i just got to see him. i'm president of his fillmore junior high fan club. >> davy jones was famous for his appear ones on the hit show the paidy bunch. the celebrity showed up at marcia brady's home after she declared herself a huge fan and she scored a date with the singer to the prom. this morning, fans across country are mourning his loss. >> jones' publicist says he died of a heart attack near his home in indian town florida. he recorded hits with with the monkees like i'm a believer and daydream believer. i remember that when he was on the brady bunch. >> yeah. >> i remember them anyway, the reruns and anything. >> that is a classic episode. >> i remember the first run for the brady bunch. >> i meant the monkees show. >> i don't remember that. the reruns. he came in here a couple of years ago. i think tony intervi

. >> all i could say was darn it darn it darn it mr. jonesbut you know what, i see him making cast in the lion king. >> the cast of the lion king. >> let's talk about who you thought performed well, and we will start with jessica sanchez everyone has been so high on her. >> allison's favorite. >> let's take a look. ♪ [ music >> allison's favorite. >> let's take a look. ♪ [ music ] >> i have to say doesn't sound that bad to me she has the look and everything judges weren't crazy about it. >> this is the first week the judges were tough on her but i tell you what i think she could win it all she is a front runner although i think this is also the week some other female contestants came through we can talk about them in a second but i thought the criticism was apro precrate she was interestingly enough on the song turn the beat around she was off beat a little bit. >> i thought she did a great job to perform a song the year she was born trying to get them to execute is hard enough but she gets status for the pants wasn't bad but wasn't her best.

mr. jones: madam speaker, thank you very much. madam speaker, i was elected in 199 , shortly after being sworn in. i was appointed to the armed services committee. my district in eastern north carolina, camp legeune and at the time i was familiar with the marine corps' desire and need to have the mv-22 ospri, the plane that can go from helicopter mode to a plane mode and i realized it was very controversial. in fact secretary of defense dick cheney was opposed to the plane ever becoming a reality and as a member of congress, i was very supportive. i was a new member and i was very much supportive. i'm going to hold up for a moment. was the osprey looks like. it was the plane i was just describing. it has the -- unusual looking bird, but the marine corps believes it is what they definitely need to complete their mission of serving this great nation. well, on april 8 of 2000, a tragedy happened in arizona. colonel john brell and he is to my left, was the pilot and co-pilot, and, and that night, 19 marines on a mission in arizona, it

for bringing people joy, mr. jones was a patriot. that is it for us tonight.check out our factor website, we would like to spout about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly fox news. >> do not be a buffoon when writing to a factor. buffoon but it's a good word. my eight-year-old. don't be a baboon. thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> good thursday morning, everyone. it's march 1st. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing part your day with us. from tennessee to illinois, deadly tornadoes tearing up the midwest. 12 people have been killed and hundreds of homes crushed. latest on a devastating storm system coming up on our show. >> meanwhile, president obama's apology for the burning of qurans a success? >> it calmed things down. we're not out of the woods yet. >> but this morning, more troops are dead. will he stand by his word? >> and bill clinton saying drill, baby, drill. the former president embracing the keystone pipeline? how is that w

mr. jones had his traffic -- back to traffic.accident happened so fast that the construction workers were not able to get a good description of the vehicle or a license plate number. the crash reconstruction expert believes it was a gm sedan, possibly gold or silver pontiac. it had damage to the right front left area. >> we just want to advise anyone traveling to any construction zone, to slow their speeds down. >> reporter: that's because work zones can be dangerous. in 2010, maryland registered 1700 crashes in highway work zones, injuring 833 people, killing six. part of the reason why lawmakers agreed to allow speed cameras in construction zones, hoping to slow down traffic. >> jobes is in stable condition here. he is engaged to be married later this summer. right now, it's unclear whether he'll be able to walk down the aisle. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> anyone with information about the crash is urged to call maryland transportation authority police. that number is 410-537-1208. >>> a father is livid, after his 3-

jones passed away. our guest is peter tork, i have to say -- mr.ounds like an old person. >> i feel like an old person talking about what i used to watch. i watched you i was obsessed with the monkeys, i'm so happy to meet you. >> same here. you're a hero to my family and me. >> really? >> we come from that side of thinking. >> the tracks? >> political tracks. to hear me explain why i am so impressed to meet you, is it weird to you that kids in the 80s like me in part learned what the 60s were like by watching you on mtv? >> i had nlt thougn't thought a those terms. everything was incremental, but in the meantime it's only a step at a time and then the monkeys came and went, and then a reunion, there will be a reunion, okay, step by step, make the reunion thing happen. going to be on mtv how lucky for the tour, that will be great. >> you went in to reruns at the same time -- >> the mtv ones fr-- >> as far as we were getting back together. >> a shot from on high. >> the monkeys were formed for television, the capitalize on the success of the beatles

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how often do you think people go to the polls and say, "i'm going to vote for mr. jones because he's a good coroner"? in some communities, you could run a dead man for coroner, and he'd get elected if he was on the right ticket. >> bergman: i first encountered an elected coroner nearly 20 years ago, when i was reporting a story in new orleans about crime and violence in the police department. the new orleans coroner back then was an obstetrician, dr. frank minyard. 20 years later, dr. jazz, as he is known, is still in office, the longest-serving big city coroner in america. it's not a very large facility. >> no, no, it's not. >> bergman: during hurricane katrina, coroner minyard became part of the city's folklore when he swam through the storm water to get to work. >> there was ten feet of water here where these boats are coming. there i am standing there, and you can see my john wayne pistol. >> bergman: minyard's exploits helped win him re-election. >> ...no food and no wer. >> bergman: you're the eleed coroner. >> yes. >> bergman: and you've been elected how many time

mr. ellison: my name is keith ellison and co-chair of the progressive caucus. and i say god please bless walter jones. mr. speaker, we are here today with the progressive caucus message today. our web site is listed on the bottom. we come every week with a progressive message. the progressive caucus is a caucus in the congress. there are several. there is the big caucus, the democratic caucus and republican caucus, but within both, there are different groups that have points of agreement that they come together around. on the republican side, there is the republican study groupon the democratic side, black caucus, hispanic caucus, the progressive caucus is a caucus within the democratic caucus, but all of our members are democrats and we believe that america should be a place where there is liberty and justice for all. that means whether you are hispanic, latino, african american, we believe you should get a decent wage and the people who are most privileged in our society, god bless them, but they should pay adequate taxes so we can afford the basic necessities of our society, schools, roads, you kn

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: madam speaker, thank you very much. last week congresswoman barbara lee and myself asked for a classified briefing on afghanistan and really the only thing i can say about the briefing, because it was classified, is that i will continue to come to the floor and say let's bring our troops home from afghanistan. last week we had two army officers from fort bragg, north carolina, who were in afghanistan to train and they were shot by the trainee, the afghan trainee, at point-blank range. this brings to 42 americans who have been killed in afghanistan while working with the afghans to train them to be police and soldiers. the coalition troops when you factor in how many coalition troops along with americans that have been killed is about 70. it is a totally impossible situation and the fact that we continue to spend $10 billion a month, and i have beside me, mr. speaker, a poster from the greensboro news record in greensboro, north carolina, and the headlines is -- head line is, get

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. last week in the armed services committee we had general allen who oversees our military effort in afghanistan, and i have the utmost respect for general allen. in fact, general allen's former boss in the marine corps has some very kind words to say about general allen, which i read before i got into my questions. i would today like to quote the former boss of general allen, who's been my advisor on afghanistan for three years. and i actually read these comments to general allen before i got to my question. attempting to find a true military and political answer to the problems in afghanistan would take decades, not years, drain our nation of precious resources with the most precious being our sons and daughters. simply put, the united states cannot solve the afghan problem. no matter how brave and determined our troops are. mr. speaker, i keep hearing the term, well, we're going to probably be out sometime around 2014. well, it's like many of you are gui

." ♪ mr. jonesme angry birds has been downloaded in just over two years. wow. now the company that created that wildly addictive game is coming out with a new version, placing the birds and the pigs in space. >> entrepreneurer randi zuckerberg is here to tell us about the new angry birds. hello. >> hi. >> what is this? what make this is exciting and different and compelling? >> you know, i think this game is just the perfect blend of being very, very simple to play. you can literally figure it out in two seconds. but it's just so fun and entertaining and addictive. it's one of those games that is so easy to pick up and so impossible to put down. >> it's amazing. i'm terrible. we have the new space one right here that you put on my ipad for the set. what's sad when you have a 5-year-old and a 2-year-old and they can learn to play it much better than an adult. it really is -- i mean, it's amazing, though. people play for hours on it. >> they are. >> do you play, sflaend. >> i do. i rushed to download

or they say i have mrs. jones and they say oh, i love mrs. jones.e was the best. she stayed after school to help them, e-mailed me when there was problems. this is not that complex. >> you know, the thing is obviously, willie, there have to be guidelines. >> of course. >> on how we do this. but the bottom line is, every guideline you set up, the teachers union says it's insufficient, there's no way, it's unfair. i know when kate walked into kindergarten, i had about 20 parents who said who did she get? i said mr. smith, they said, she just got the best teacher she will have in her entire k-12. i mean, there is like you said, we know who the good teachers are, who the bad teachers are, and as long as the unions stand in the way of figuring out a way to grade those teachers, we're going to have this battle. >> what do you do about the demographics that are involved in here? in terms of grading teachers? in large urban states, new jersey's a large urban state, there are, i would assume, many schools where the kids go to school, that's the safest place