mr. jones votes aye. mr. mcintyre votes no. mr. akin votes aye. mr. brady votes no. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews votes no. mr. miller votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. longevin votes no. mr. lobiando votes aye. mr. larson votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. klein votes no. miss berdio votes no. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. franks votes aye. mr. lobesack votes aye. mr. schuster votes aye. miss tsongas votes aye. miss con0 way votes aye. miss pingree votes aye. mr. landborn votes aye. mr. kissle votes aye. mr. witman votes aye. mr. heinrich votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. kauffman votes aye. mr. critz votes aye. mr. rooney votes aye. mr. ryan, mr. ryan. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. plats votes aye. mr. rupersberger votes no. mr. ridgel votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. gibson votes no. miss sutton votes aye. mrs. hartzler votes aye. miss han a boo is a votes aye. dr. heck votes aye. miss hokele votes aye. mr. schilling votes aye. mi

mr. jones. mr. jones? mr. platts votes no. >> how has mr. longavin reported? >> aye. >> the nos are 350, the ayes are 26. >> so the amendment is not agreed to. >> number 177 shall now resume those proceedings. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. kissel. the clerk will call the role. >> chairman mckeon? >> no. >> mr. smith? mr. smith votes no. mr. reyes votes no. ms. sanchez? mr. sanchez votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. fwlchlt mcintyre votes aye. i'm sorry. m. mcintyre is recorded as present. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews? >> mr. andrews votes aye. mr. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. larsson votes no. mr. turner? mr. cooper votes aye. mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. franks votes no. mr. loebsack votes no. ms. pi in pgree votes aye. mr. lamborn votes no. plrks kissel votes aye. mr. whitman votes aye. mr. hinrich votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes no. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. critz rotes aye. mr. rooney votes aye. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. platts votes aye. mr. r

mr. jones? mr. jones? mr. mcintyre? no. mr. chairman, the nos are 34, the ayes are 27. >> that means the amendment is not agreed to. okay. the committee postpones further proceedings on the amendment offered by mr. rigell. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. rigell, the clerk will call the role. >> chairman mckeon votes aye. mr. reyes voets no. mr. thornbury votes aye. ms. sanchez votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. mr. mcintyre veets no. mr. akin votes aye. mr. brady votes no. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews votes no. mr. miller votes aye. mrs. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. langevin votes no. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. larsen votes no. mr. turner votes aye. mr. cooper votes no. mr. kline votes aye. ms. bordallo. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. rogers votes no. mr. courtney votes no. mr. franks votes aye. mr. loebsack votes no. mr. shuster votes aye. ms. tso 234 gas votes no. mr. conaway votes aye. ms. pingree votes no. mr. lamborn votes aye. mr. kissell votes no. mr. wittman votes aye. mr. heinrich

. >> i'm very pleased my colleague, mr. jones of north carolina has offered this amendment. i happen to represent a district right outside of crane, indiana,

if not, the question on the amendment is offered by mr. jones. those in favor, say aye. >> aye. >> opposed, no. >> no. >> ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. any other amendments to the subcommittee's report? >> mr. chairman, i have an amendmen amendment. >> yes, recognized for the amendment. the clerk please pass out the amendment. without objection, the reading of the amendment will be dispensed with. >> mr. chairman, i will speak. i have two amendments. >> gentlemen, suspend until we get it passed out. >> the chair now recognizes the gentleman for the purpose of offering his amendment. >> thank you. i have two amendments and will give you a presentation that will combine discussion for both to give the committee members the understanding how they're fitting together. i want to thank the chairman for his support for these next two amendments and also chairman forbes for his support for these two amendments. i'm the chairman of the strayingic forces of subcommittee and have responsibility for nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons infrastructu

. >> mr. jones. 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 tracks. he entere

we will hear more from mr. jones >> from the susquehanna bay sports center. this is 11 sports.ning made possible by constellation energy group] >> the dude rang the cash register every time he hit a home run. >> that probably helped expedite negotiations. 14 home runs so far for jones. more than that, a commitment to play baseball the way that walter once. alan jones convinced him he was worth the investment. jones hopes to reward that confidence. >> i fit in this city and on this team. i do not see myself wearing another uniform that does not have orioles across the chest. you have to put that in the perspective. if we win, this is our championship. i am not part of some one else's championship. >> the way to build a team is through organizational approach where you sign and developing players. you keep the best players on your team like we're doing today. >> that is helping them get to first place so far this season. more than 33,000 on hand for the season finale. the orioles rise in the standings. the offense has gone quiet. a tremendous atmosphere for those who made the ult

i think mrs. jones from public health is right, a lot of this information we kind of knew already but it's helpful to have it collected in one place. it was what you said about the impact of the two area supervisors since you hired them. i would like to see us look at how could we expand those numbers because from the analysis that i read it does seem like you can increase participation and you can increase reimbursement and increase revenues for the program by staffing it more appropriately. it seems clear that it's not staffed appropriately. i know that it's, if it comes down to teachers versus area supervisors, we're all going to pick the classroom first. but i also think we don't want to sort of have a penny wise and pound foolish approach to this. i would like to see how can we expand that supervision because there could be a net positive effect to that. i also, i'm really interested in some of the recommendations that could be implemented now and i did read the f.n.s. response to the study. so i k

if you are a clerk going to mrs. jones account only authorized a look at mrs. smith's the screen goes blank and then knock on your door from the supervisor. we have to learn what is justifiable secrets. it is possible. behalf to be smarter. >> come to the microphone i am wondering what the panel made the is of the accountability mechanisms to be in place last fall and then but if i am correct around the murder let me toss said the a question. you thought the founding fathers were unhappy about the way the current process has jelled. >> unhappy with the way? >> yes. blinder stood that to the framers would be unhappy. clear up that misunderstanding. >> >> there has been no more scrutiny of the killing the operational leader from al qaeda. this is not an easy issue. and not embedded and flawless or embedded and accountability and scrutiny. but by a news reports extremely elaborate process on the intelligent and loss side about circumstance. lots of debate with many targets not gone after because those authorities were not in mine. because these are reported to con

mr. jones, who had contested mann's election, was paid the full freight, $2,500. but in menard's case, the committee on accounts proposed lowering that amount to $1,500. now to be fair, the chairman of this three-person panel, 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 here for the reduction. and the reaction to him in the chamber was telling. i appeal to the house that they will not be carried away by their prejudices 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 ea

. >> reporter: again the gun was registered to mr. jones. the bishop of maryland say they are praying for him but say that a lot of people are angry with the society and can't keep guns from unstable people, and these are his words. mike hellgren, wjz news. >>> new at 6:00 you will hear from police on this mobile crisis unit they use to deescalate situations like this. >>> two high school seniors die in a high school accident after their prom. police say brendan coliflower lost control of his car and hit a tree. he died along with his passenger samantha kelly. the couple seen on the picture in the left were stand out athletes and honor roll students: friends say they crashed on the way home from senior prom in west virginia. >>> political consultant julian tinsley are firing back for problems problems from robocalls. derek valcourt has the story. >> reporter: the blame for the legal problems with that robocall should fall on julius. julius has been told jurors he wrote the election call in three minutes while having lunch with his granddaugh

. >>> and that is pretty much all kevin was able to get out of the famously non-chatty mr. jones.red better with will smith as promised, kevin asked him a fox 5 viewer question the person who sent it in will be happy with his answer here is their conversation. >> congratulations. >> kev what up. >> pleasure to meet you. it is an honor to meet you. >> my pleasure man. >> i love how you travel back in time and deal with the younger version of tommy lee jones if you could travel back to an early will smith set and find yourself on the set and say will, play this part differently with the advice you have now, what would you do. >> that is interesting. see, from my extensive study of time travel for this movie i realize you got to be careful because if you change one thing you change everything. >> right. >> and as i sit here today, my life is as good as it has ever been, so i am like, i am happy, and inspired and all of that, so i would be very careful to go back and mess with stuff. there is not good and bad i believe everything happens there is a lesson in it, so i think i would lea

if you workd worked for a bank,u were a clerk who was going into mrs. jones' account, and you were only authorized to look at mrs. smith's account, your screen would go blank, there'd be a knock on your door from the supervise. the government very foolishly set up a system that didn't have that. so there's a plot we're going to have to deal with for what are sometimes justifiable and important secrets. but it's still possible, and we're just going to have to be a lot smarter. >> so i think we'll take some questions now if there are any. yeah, i think you have to come up to the microphone, please. >> um, i'm wondering what the, all members of the -- every member of the panel might think would be some accountability mechanisms that ought to have been in place last fall when the chap in yemen, awlaki, was executed by the president. and i think if be i remember a conversation jack had at the law school a couple weeks ago with noah feldman, that jack -- if i'm correct -- didn't have an objection to the awlaki murder. so let me toss in a question for him also so he

mr. jones: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this is not the first time i've been on the floor of the house to speak about the v-22 osprey crash that took place in arizona in but to -- 2000. the crash that claimed the lives of 19 marines, mr. speaker, the pilots of the osprey, major brooks gruber and lieutenant colonel john brow have been blamed for the accident by the media. the reason i'm standing here 1 years later is that the marine corps has not supported the finding of their own accident investigation for 12 years. the report known as the jagman report, conducted by the united states marine corps, clearly states that the pilots were not at fault. on page 77 of the jagman it says, and i quote, during this investigation we found nothing that we would characterize as negligence, deliberate pilot error or maintenance material failure. after 12 years the jagman, which has not been nor do we want to try to change that report that i just read, mr. speaker, but we are asking the united states marine corps to make the chan

mr. jonesa vinegary barbecue sauce, served with coal laws made on homemade wonder bread, $3 a piece, $6 a pound. it's so good and the only thing on the menu. for four generations jones barbecue has fed marianna. >> it's good. it's the best meal we have here. food pulls people together. you can share a meal together and you're friends, no matter, white, yellow, black, green. everybody loves barbecue here. in the south that's part of what we do and eat, and this is as good as it gets. it's better than any other barbecue i've ever had. >> jones follows the same family recipes as his grandfather who sold meat from a wash tub back when the locals called the restaurant the hole in the ground. the recipe for his sauce and his slaw are top secret i don't want to know. his father, grandfather, prom e promised the children never to tell. >> what's the secret in the sauce. >> no. >> not going to tell it. >> no, no. if you give that up, you know, you're oust business. >> then one day they got a phone call,

. >> mr. jonesd in a vinagry and coleslaw, $3 apiece, $6 a pound. >> that's so good. >> reporter: it's incredibly good. wow. and the only thing on the menu. for four generations, jones barbecue has fed this town. >> oh, it's good. it's the best meal we have here. food pulls people together. you can share a meal together and you're friends, no matter white, black, yellow, green, any age. everybody loves barbecue here. in the south, that's part of what we do and eat. this is as good as it gets. it's better to me than any barbecue i've had. >> reporter: jones follows the same family recipes as his grandfather, who sold meat from a wash tub back when locals called the restaurant the hole in the ground. the recipe for his sauce and his slaw are top secret. >> i don't want to know. it's like his father and grandfather promised the children to not ever tell the secret. >> reporter: what's the secret of the sauce? >> no. >> reporter: come on. >> ain't no way. no, sir. >> reporter: not going to tell it? >> n

carrer -- carson of indiana and mr. jones of north carolina for today and for tuesday, may 8.e speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker very much and i ask unanimous consent that members may have five days to submit their statements into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: this evening, mr. speaker, i'm pleased to be anchoring the congressional black caucus hour on voter protection. at the same time that i have the privilege of hosting this very important discussion, let me make note of the fact that our very distinguished member, congressman charlie rangel, is being toasted and recognized by our members and i know that many of them will be commemorating congressman rangel, who is a dear friend of mine, who served as an assistant u.s. attorney, a korean war vet, who understands when soldiers go to battle they go

mr. todd jones. thank you director.d to have with us today the director the united states marshal service. thank you. [applause] >> again joining us for, i don't know how many years, director mark sullivan from united states secret service. thank you director. [applause] >> we are also very crippled up with us a dear friend of law enforcement the fbi director, robert mueller. thank you director. is leadership and support for what will passionate well known and deeply appreciated. we're also very pleased to welcome the deputy attorney general jim cole was with us this year. [applause] >> thank you. also very pleased to welcome last year's keynote speaker who is joining us again, the department of homeland security secretary janet napolitano. [applause] >> and finally it's with great honor and privilege to have with us today the president of the united states, barack obama, who i will introduce more fully in a few moments. [applause] >> mr. president. on behalf of the 333,000 members of the f.o.p., i want to welcome you a

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next of chief reynolds is the acting director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, tobacco, mr. jonesare also very pleased to have with us today, stacy hilton, director of the united states marshal service. thank you. again, joining us for i don't know how many years, director mark sullivan of the united states secret service. thank you, director. we're also very grateful to have with us a dear friend of law enforcement, the f.b.i. director, robert muller. thank you, director. his leadership and support for local and state law enforcement are well-known and deeply appreciated. we're also very pleased to welcome the deputy attorney general, jim cole, who is also with us this year. thank you. also very pleased to welcome last year's key note speaker who is joining us again, the department of homeland security secretary, janet napolitano. and finally, it's with great honor and privilege to have with us today, the president of the united states, barack obama , who i will introduce more fully in a few minutes. mr. president. on behalf of the 333,000 members of the f.o.p., i want to welcome

we invite mr. jones to come out and briefly give us some information to better inform us in this election. in my opinion that is perfectly permitted. so i encourage you to go back to your communities and know that there can be some degree of activity in your church that surrounds the electoral process. it cannot be partisan. it must be reasonable, it cannot in any way suggest to the members that they should suggest defeat to endorse a candidate. you have jury intelligent members in your church and they get it. with the need is accurate information about what is happening in our state and country and if you give them the information come they will make the right decisions. thank you very much for coming today. [applause] >> what a wonderful panel. we want to thank, for sharing with us and no open to questions. jongh, senior bishop? >> if you have questions please go to a microphone. >> [inaudible] if you are getting paid 200,000 that's acceptable. if it's 300, that's over the line. is there any way the ch

mr. todd jones. thank you, director.we are also pleased to have with us today stacy hilton, director of the united states marshals' service. thank you. [applause] again joining us for i don't think how many years, director -- i don't know how many years, director mark sullivan, united states secret service. thank you, direct director. [applause] we're also very grateful to have with us a great friend of law enforcement, the fbi director, robert mueller. thank you, director. his positions are well known and deeply appreciated. we're also very pleased to welcome the deputy attorney general, jim col, who is with us this year. thank you. [applause] also very pleased to welcome last year's keynote speaker who is joining us again, the department of homeland security secretary, janet napolitano. [applause] and finally, it's with great honor and privilege to have with us today the president of the united states, barack obama, who i will introduce more fully in a few moments. [applause] mr. president. on behalf of the 330,000 mem

mr. henning? >> jones will just hold on to it. as the clock runs down.ami draws first blood here in the eastern conference finals. they take game one of the best of seven. the final score, miami, 93. boston 79. >> my hatred for the miami heat at this point is so rich and thick, you could pour it over french toast. i hate them. >> you could make it into cake batter and stuff it into sausage casing. it is awful. watching this team, for a year, two years now, it is like they only have two and a half players, half being chris bosh when he shows up to play. but you can't watch them win because they're horrible. everything about them is horrible. i'm so bitter as a bulls fan. there's no reason why the philadelphia 76ers should have advanced to the playoffs. i can barely watch this now. >> the fact of the 76ers beat the bulls, fine. okay. they didn't have derek rose but the fact that they went to seven games with the celtics shows you how bad they are. >> they're so old. let's talk about old for a second because i feel like all of the players who are on the san

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guest on the show today is general gers investor wall street guru and indiana jones of capitalism as they nicknamed it well mr rogers don't read a book called a gift to my children a father's lessons for life and investing well just another lesson from the what are you teaching your children in which currency should they put their savings today you said you said that that that that there would be maybe big problems in the year thirteen and in here you said the dollar you're not very happy about the dollar so so so what's it going to be you and china actually yes the renminbi is the chinese currency is one of the better currencies in the world but you can't just pick up the phone and buy a lot of a printing b. because it's a block currency but it is legal to buy that and whenever i can i buy buy more and many from myself and from my family the other currencies right now the the swiss franc japanese yen i actually own some dollars at the moment not because it's not good enough because it's a safe haven but both people think it is and if there's more to currency turmoil. people wrongly will flock to the dollar b

mr. davies. >>>. >> reporter: strong day on the markets. dow jones industrial average up 110 points.cally it's a very broad based rally as we can see a number of the key components in terms of groups moving higher. smartly higher on the day. nasdaq up 24 points. s&p up better than one full percent. in terms of interest rates, the yield on the 10-year is at 1.95%. ty, you're up to date. >> moving up a little bit on the yield there. sell in may, no way, jeff kilburg. nice day today. let's talk about news corp. and rupert murdoch. the uk parliament committee says he's not fit to lead. is this a stock that's fit to buy, though, at this point? >> i think you can -- it has been sensational news media. no doubt about it. is he

jones. >> you didn't deal with mr. intensity? >> there was some intensity. we had our fair share.ell. what do you mean? >> it's very intense because he was doing to some extent an impersonation of tommy lee. first time he did the scene for the director, the director had a tear. it could be hit or miss. a lot to take on. he does a wonderful job. >> you are doing love scenes with josh. >> you are? >> no, you are. >> do you have to like a person to execute well on that? can you do a love scene with someone you really just personally don't like or do you have to really like them? >> you can. love scenes are difficult. it's one of the things that it's what you're paid for. some days are pleasant you feel like you would do it for free. >> your agent swoops in and says don't be ridiculous. >> as emma stone says it's apples and oranges. >> it's great to have you. the movie opens on friday over the weekend. >> it does. >> "men in black 3." stay with us. there's another way to help erase litter box odor. purina tidy cats. only tidy cats has new odor erasers... making it easy to keep things

mr. jack diamond for the last time this seasonally miss you so. >> i will miss you too. >> this is a multimedia personality, kitty of the city, genie jones. >> good morning. >> and the host of the hang suite on wh 2r my personal american idol going strong for 12 seasons, my better half. we can't do it all. we will talk about the second and third offerings kids sang each, the second and third were contestants choice. >> right. >> and then the song they will sing if they win. >> also simon fuller had a choice. >> he was the first guy. >> we are just skipping into the songs the kids like. what about the overall impression what do you think will be the american idol. >> you want to know now. home is a hit. >> phil. >> i love everyone of these performers, it takes great guts to get up there and sing karaoke and it has been a wonderful season of american idol. jessica sanchez will have a career. she will not be the american idol, phil phil lips. >> i feel that too like they set poor little jess up they tried to force her outside of her r&b comfort zone make her a popular -- actually what is going on today she didn't execute as well as she could have. s

mr. ramos was the shooter. >> reporter: if convicted ramos could face life in prison without the possibility of parol. >>> an upbeat report today from the nation's manufacturer pushed the dow jones to a 4-1/2 year high. the dow finished up 55 points to close at 13,279. a level last seen in december of 2007. the nasdaq gained four points closing at 3,050 points and is trading near its 12 year high. >>> japanese car maker toyota experienced a surge in sales last month. figures released today show toyota sales rose 12% last month compared to april of 2007. general motors was down 8%. analysts say right now it appears more than 14 million vehicles will be sold this year in the u.s. >>> in six minutes late word that facebook's ipo could be on track for just two weeks from now. the big steps some executives are taking next week. >>> president obama made a surprise visit to troops at the air force base in afghanistan. rita williams tells us the president signed a historic agreement there to help define the future relationship between the united states and afghanistan. >> reporter: timing was everything. air force one landed in afghanistan in a cloak of security a year after the killing

mr. ramos was the shooter. >> reporter: if convicted ramos could face life in prison without the possibility of parol. >>> an upbeat report today from the nation's manufacturer pushed the dow jones to a 4-1/2 year high. the dow finished up 55 points to close at 13,279. a level last seen in december of 2007. the nasdaq gained four points closing at 3,050 points and is trading near its 12 year high. >>> japanese car maker toyota experienced a surge in sales last month. figures released today show toyota sales rose 12% last month compared to april of 2007. general motors was down 8%. analysts say right now it appears more than 14 million vehicles will be sold this year in the u.s. >>> in six minutes late word that facebook's ipo could be on track for just two weeks from now. the big steps some executives are taking next week. >>> president obama made a surprise visit to troops at the air force base in afghanistan. rita williams tells us the president signed a historic agreement there to help define the future relationship between the united states and afghanistan. >> reporter: timing was everything. air force one landed in afghanistan in a cloak of security a year after the killing

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