now, mr. jones. you say you wanted to be a family man, and worked two jobs to support your kids, but now you are fed up with ms. douglas' lies and infidelity. you claim you have every reason to doubt you are cheyanne's father. you are seeking a definitive answer when today's dna results are revealed. now, ms. douglas. you admit to cheating. do you believe the defendant has reason to doubt the paternity of cheyanne? yes, your honor, i do, because i did made a mistake, i slept with his cousin, and the condom had broke, but before that, tyrone was downstairs sleeping with my cousin. and he was still having sex with his baby's mom. he was doin' him, basically, but yeah, i did. that was a mouthful! you made a mistake and slept with his cousin... yeah. but he was downstairs sleeping with your cousin? yes, and more. i don't cheat, i don't believe in cheating, i'm very faithful. but yes, he does, him, all the time. yeah. wow! i want to find out how this relationship began, before it got to sleeping with all

mr. jones: mr. chairman, uncle sam has largely stopped funding maintenance of federally authorized shallow draft inlet projects. there are over a dozen of these projects in the district i represent in north carolina. these are critical to the local economy. to fill the gap, the state of north carolina is stepping up to pay for dredging these waterways. my concern is that section 108 of the bill may be interpreted to allow states to only pay for maintenance of projects damaged by disasters. does the chairman share my belief that states should be allowed to contribute funds to any of the federal projects, not just those damaged by disasters? and will he agree to work in conference to perfect the bill's language to meet our shared intent? i yield to the chairman for his comments. mr. shuster: i thank the gentleman from north carolina, i thank you for raising this issue. i would be happy to work with you as we go through conference to look into what you're talk about and make sure we do what's right for

. >> 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

they are given a mentor who then reports to the same committee, i think mr. jones and mr. ones has made great progress. they should be continued if i think mr. jones has had it and it's time to let him go. montgomery county has, in fact, fired over 200 teachers, but done in a professional way not based on test score by the judgment of qualified peers. this is something that has been considered very popular vote with teachers and principals and unions because it's done collaboratively. schools that are struggling to get time to help, they should not be close. maybe they need smaller classes for children who can't read. maybe they need social workers. maybe they need more valuable instruction. we must treasure public education. must make a stronger. we must make it better. it belongs to all of us. we all responsible whether we're children in public schools or not, whether we are childless, and whether we sent our children to private or religious school, public education is a public responsibility. the purpose of education, not to raise to higher test scores but to repair our

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. at this point in our nation's history, i believe both parties will acknowledge that we have major economic issues facing our country. as congress just recently came to a temporary resolution which raised the debt ceiling by $230 billion, it is incredible to me that we still found $30 billion in aid to send to afghanistan and $1.6 billion in aid to send to pakistan. mr. speaker, at a time when america's drowning in debt, this is completely unacceptable, and even more important than the money are the american lives that have been lost. since the time the government -- six since the time the government shut down and one the weekend after. as we work to fix our problems, we must follow the lead of the nations, gland and russia, only two examples, and stop wasting lives, money on a country that will never change. history tells us that it is time to bring our troops home. want to thank abs for their "abc news" each sunday morning to tell the names of

i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jonesd round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all 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 h

. >> but mr. jones, the chemistry teacher tips you off that kid must go to smith high school or whatever. >> we don't even know the teacher's name. >> you don't know the teacher's name. >> the aclu says this is walking a fine line. you don't know who these kids are. you monitor, it's a bit like an educational nsa. you are snooping. what do the students know? are they told that they may well be be monitored? and what do the parents know? >> this is only public posts. so we do not monitor any private information. no e-mails. no phone calls. you give more of your rights away when you download that location when our service is in place for a school district, we don't break any of the privacy constraints set by each user. we also don't do anything inappropriate. so we have no deceptive business practices. >> you're not messaging. >> that's correct. we work for the school district. and the district does, same thing if you walked in and said i want to show you this, i found it online. that's exactly what we're

mr. jones, dr. jones. in your comments, you said you doubted that al-shabaab had competent external operations capability. >> repeat that one more time. >> i argued earlier they at external operations capability. >> i must have missed that. you said they -- i took from that you didn't think they could export peer horrific deeds to the united states. you believe they can. >> and to conduct operations outside somalia, what i haven't seen much is evidence of an interest in exporting those capabilities to the united states. >> they have a recruitment system that they use where they actively recruit people in person and do they do it on social media? could you hazard a guess? is it 50/50 percentagewise? 90 on social media? >> i couldn't give you a percentage. it is quite large on social media. could not give you a percentage. >> okay. mr. dan borelli, i have seen the figure, 7 to 9,000 and i heard 5,000 as i came back in from getting some coffee. 7 to 9,000 fighters still an accurate estimate? >> i don't believ

jones and mr. borelli, have there been any incidents that somali american community have been profiled since this incident took place in nairobi, where serious questions have arisen about the loyalty of our somalian american community? an event of this terrorist attack that took place in nairobi? dr. jones? >> i'm not a aware of any but i don't live in minneapolis, so i defer to my colleagues. >> thanks for the question. since the incident happened in kenya, there's been a lot of media throughout the community, really scrutinizing the image of the somalis, and really, again what we need to reiterate again over and over is that the majority of the community are law-abiding citizens. we're talking about few individuals and those few individuals do not convey the message or the image of the somalis. >> it seems to me -- correct me if i'm wrong -- our experts -- i believe there's only several hundred al qaeda in afghanistan but we have al-shabab with 5,000 members? aim correct? there's 5,000 members th

mr. jones needs to be able to sign up. >> concerted national political consensus that we want people to get insurance as opposed to an effort to root for failure, that would be a different story as well. thank you both for your time. >> thank you, chris. >> coming up -- >> our speaker has been vilified after offering opportunity after opportunity to negotiate. the president on the other hand said he's not willing to negotiate with our speaker. now, the president wrote a letter to this individual who's the head of iran. he's negotiating with the head of iran. who wants to eliminate syria. i mean, eliminate israel. >> one of those. that was congressman steve stockman, republican from texas, talking about the shutdown. he voted to keep it shutdown, voted for default. he's got a little secret we're going to let you in on that shows what he and his party are really about. next. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so muc

mr. jones: mr. speaker, i am on the floor today in remembrance of the bombing of the united states marine corps barracks in beirut, lebanon, 30 years ago. october 23, 1983, at approximately 6:20 a.m. in the morning, a truck packed with explosives detonated outside of the barracks killing 241 americans and wounding 128 more. mr. speaker, i believe it is appropriate that on the 30th anniversary of this act of terrorism we recognize the sacrifice of the individuals who lost life and limb and join with their families and friends of the victims in mourning for their loss. furthermore, i believe we should learn from the example of america's leader at the time of the bombing, president ronald reagan. president reagan appreciated the sacrifice made by our service members and was deeply pained by the loss of life. while many other presidents would have continued sacrificing young men and women for the sake of the mission in lebanon, president reagan acknowledged his mistake. i would like to take a moment to

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i have been listening to both sides in this very important debate of the future of america and where we are going and how we're going to pay for the future of this country. what is amazing to me is that president karzai of afghanistan , i don't believe he's furloughed one person. we are furloughing u.s. government workers all across this nation, but mr. karzai continues to get his millions and millions of dollars. mr. speaker, this is unnecessary. i don't know why we in congress continue to fund a war where we can't even get an accountability from the inspectors. it makes no sense. i want to read three paragraphs from an article i read this weekend called "the forgotten war." one of the paragraphs, and i quote, but even when the war ends and americans have forgotten it altogether, it won't be over in afghanistan. obama and karzai continue negotiating toward a bilateral strategic agreement to allow the united states to keep at least nine of the biggest bas

the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. jones north carolina for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the request s granted. he house will be in order. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask nab consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. he house will be in order. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. shimkus: mr. speaker, i want to read a text i got from a friend and colleague from my state of illinois. john, i have firsthand experience that the premium for an individual health policy is almost double the price now on the exchanges in illinois. this person works for a health broker and her premium is going from $600 to $1,100 per month with blue cross. this is not good. i pray that you all ban together, john, and stay the course, please. she's not the only one, john. all my clients' new premiums are going hi

mr. mcafee's appearances on fox news where he recently offered a rather fidgety indictment of the health care rollout, as well as his appearances on the alex jonesas recently as monday, where mcafee suggested scrapping the whole thing. then again, maybe it's mr. mcafee's rather, how shall i put it, buxom explanation of how to remove his antiviral software that has proven irresistible to republicans. we could show the rest of that video but we are after all a family show. joining us now is congresswoman loretta sanchez. good afternoon, ma'am. >> good afternoon. >> no one is suggesting that the health care exchanges do not have problems. but does anyone really believe that republicans have the solution? >> well, certainly, my republican colleagues, especially in the house, have given us no alternative. most of them were very against trying to get health care for those who had preexisting conditions, and hadn't been able to get health care for a while. so i've heard nothing from them with respect to what would you put in place. and quite frankly, when i've gone home to california, to orange county, where i represent, people are lined up at computer

a powerful triple digits gain for the d jones industrials that erased nearly all ofhe lossesince the partial government shutdown began ten days ago. mrobama makes no determination . i am lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening. house republican leaders offered a temporary incrrase in the debt ceiling. in exchange for negotiations on what they are calling the longer term debt drivers. offering to build -- bring a bill tohe floor tt wou ise the debceilg for approximately six weeks that would not enthehutdown. white house spokesman signaled earlier in the day that the esent would accept this offer. but after meeting wit the presidt hself, senate jority leader harry reid said no negotiations on the budget would ta place before the hoe passed a clean gernment funding bill. walltreet ignoring their rhetoric o the w tohe biggest one day point gain. they presentedhe debt ceiling deal to the predent just moments ago wrapping up their meeting. correspondt ed henry on the scene with the report. >> reporr: for the first time in this standoff, finally some glimmers progress. senate democrats met for an hour-and-a-half the president obama and the marist to

a powerful triple digits gain for the d jones industrials that erased nearly all ofhe lossesince the partial government shutdown began ten days ago. mron . i am lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening. house republican leaders offered a temporary incrrase in the debt ceiling. in exchange for negotiations on

mr. roker. >> today's weather is brought to you by edward jones. face time and think time make a difference. >> as we look at more of the pictures you're sending in, #todaysunrise, gorgeous sunrises out there. temperatures changing as we look at the maps. starting off today, it will be fairly moderate and we'll see a shift coming as you see wednesday we start to see the cooler air making it's way into the east and the great lakes. the warmer air is suppressed to the south and by saturday we're looking at really the only warm air. it will be out in southern california and on into southern florida. gorgeous day up and down the eastern seaboard. low pressure bringing rain and wind back through the plains and the upper midwest. heavy rain again down through central texas. two to three inches possible and a gorgeous day out west. seattle, sunshine and aat >> good morning. it should turn out to be a nice day today. there could be some fog and low clouds to start the day. >>> any time you need to update your weather go to the weather channel on cable, wea

a powerful triple digits gain for the dow jones industrials that erased nearly all of the losses since the partial government shutdown began ten days ago. mr . i am lou dobbs. ♪ lou: good evening. house republican leaders offered a temporary incrrase in the debt ceiling. in exchange for go

mr. gingrich realized this isn't a sensible way to do business. >> how about now? on the left, van jonesht, newt gingrich in the crossfire. democratic representative rosa delauro who's just been to a white house briefing and republican senator raul labrador who wants the president to negotiate. tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. the president is getting his history exactly wrong. we negotiated all the way through in 1995 and 1996. that's how we got a deal. this president says he wants a deal first, then he'll negotiate? here's how he fantasized about history yesterday. >> the republican party and mr. gingrich realized this isn't a sensible way to do business. that we shouldn't engage in brinksmanship like this. and then they started having a serious conversation with president clinton about a whole range of issue and they got some things that they wanted. they had to give the democrats some things that the democrats wanted. >> you know, what i find fascinating about this, i went back and actually read some of

mr. gingrich respected this isn't a sensible way to do business. >> how about now? on the left, van jonesve rosa delora and raul labrador, who wants the president to negotiate. is a deal in the works? is one even possible? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. the president is getting his history exactly wrong. we negotiated all the way through in 1995 and 1996. that's how we got a deal. this president says he wants a deal first, then he'll negotiate? here's how he fantasized about history yesterday. >> the republican party and mr. gingrich

mr. gingrich respected this isn't a sensible way to do business. >> how about now? on the left, van jonesve rosa delora and raul labrador, who wants the president to negotiate. is a deal in the works? is one even possible? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. the president is getting his history exactly wrong. we negotiated all the way through in 1995 and 1996. that's how we got a deal. this president says he wants a deal first, then he'll negotiate? here's how he fantasized about history yesterday. >> the republican party and mr. gingrich realized this isn't a sensible way to do business. we shouldn't engage in bringsmanship like this, and then they started a serious conversation with president clinton about a whole range of issues, and they got some things they wanted. to have to give the democrats some things they wanted. >> you know, what i find fascinating about this, i went back and read some of the stuff from '95 and '96. bill clinton like president obama had a veto. that was his great strength. is the hou

mr. jim marshall for his speech. tolso want to give my thanks ambassador f jones for her warm words, and i want to extend to the u.s. ip my greetings and .ratitude for their words -- because of the development of the mechanism and the new techniques used by terrorists andundermine interests institutions in all countries. we are here in a strategic important institute. i want to thank you for allowing me to be here. thent to discuss relationship between iraq and the united states. partners,ted with our and fight terrorist. this allows us to win over terrorist in iraq. all of the people of iraq were victims of the terrorist attacks led by al qaeda and the remnants of the regime in i raq. we are starting a new round of reconstruction after defeating al qaeda, who at some point stop ourtopped explosive in resources. at some point, life came back to iraq. started recovering. the construction developed. the security and economic level, and the political level, despite a diss balance we witnessed. we were able to defeat al qaeda, and this brought life and union back to the rack. why do we see what we are seeing today? why

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jones, it's how we make sense of investing. she took an early spring break thanks to her double miles from the capital one venture card. now what was mrsdavis teaching? spelling. that's not a subject, right? i mean, spell check. that's a program. algebra. okay. persons a and b are flying to the bahamas. how fast will they get there? don't you need distance, rate and... no, all it takes is double miles. [ all ] whoa. yeah. [ male announcer ] get away fast with unlimited double miles from the capital one venture card. you're the world's best teacher. this is so unexpected. what's in your wallet? >> on high right is the. >new dodgageo.this thing is lit0 times more powerful than you. look at you, you are worth less. neil: ron burg endy pushing the new anchorman and the dodge durango. going public. to our biz blitzers, david. what do you think? i guess they could do worse than a star like that. >> you love ron, but this is stupid ad, they have a good product, i drove a durango all summer long, i don't own a car, a leased it all summer long, the durango is a terrific car. they don't say anything about it, at one point they make fun of the mp

mr. roker. >> today's weather is brought to you by edward jones.ce time and think time make a difference. >> as we look at more of the pictures you're sending in, #todaysunrise, gorgeous sunrises out there. temperatures changing as we look at the maps. starting off today, it will be fairly moderate and we'll see a shift coming as you see wednesday we start to see the cooler air making it's way into the east and the great lakes. the warmer air is suppressed to the south and by saturday we're looking at really the only warm air. it will be out in southern california and on into southern florida. gorgeous day up and down the eastern seaboard. low pressure bringing rain and wind back through the plains and the upper midwest. heavy rain again down through central texas. two to three inches possible and a gorgeous day out west. >>> 7:35 on tuesday morning. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are going to be warmer this afternoon by about 3 to 5 degrees from yesterday's highs. even though it is cold out there to start the day, te

jones" he lines are open. we'll be talking to him for about the next 40 minutes or so on "washington journal." mr. corn as we lay out those lines, i want to talk to you about how you prefer to describe your magazine. is it progressive? is liberal a term? and what do you say to folks who call your magazine as it's listed on your frequently asked pinko s page, a lefto, rag? >> i say they're wrong. we are a progressive driven organization. the way i look at it, i tend to see our political values, our overarching values as determining more of what we cover. and how we look at the world and what subjects, what areas we decide to focus on. because we don't do a lot of ommentary, as i noted. the political value, biases of people who work here and reporters are not as important because we really are about degreing up new facts. i really think the important thing is telling people things they don't know. with the rise of the internet and the growth of blogging and tweeting and everything else, you know, getting opinion, getting views, is really easy these days. an opinion is like a backside, everyone has o

jones magazine first posted this story in a series of videos. rafael cruz is a cuban immigrant and pastor and a hero to a number of tea party groups, so those comments from mr getting strong reaction today. i want to bring in two people to break this down. democratic strategist chris kofinas joins me from washington and the hot list anchor, amy holmes, joins me from new york. welcome to both of you. chris, let me begin with, shouldn't we call this what it is? you flat out say this is racist. >> it's pretty hard to see it any other way. listen, politics is a hardcore business and you will get punched when you're running for office and i think we all kind of accept that in this business. i think you run for office, you kind of accept that reality. but there are certain lines that are consistently being crossed by this fringe, you know, with the tea party or the fringes in the tea party, where it's not simply they attack the president in terms of what they dislike about his policy. they attack him personally, his belief in god, the notion that he's not american. how else would you describe it? it is beyond the pale that people think this is acceptable. i just

mr. hall, let me read a few more comments into the record from my facebook page. this is from a kevin jones. it hasn't hurt me yet, but it will. i don't want medical insurance, don't want it. i pay my own way. i'm able to negotiate some nice discounts on my medical bills. obamacare will be just another tax on me. this is from a lady named theresa stone, i had a job that i did well but because i was expensive and getting old, turning 54 in january, to save money i was let go for bogus reasons. i'm collecting unemployment, but that ends in january. i lost my insurance when i lost my job. i can't afford my bills, house, food and insurance, so i'm uncovered. i will never sign up for obamacare ever. that's from theresa stone. i yield to the gentleman from from texas' 4th district, mr. ralph hall, a decorated world r ii veteran and in my opinion, the absolute nicest man in this congress, congressman hall for such time as he may consume. mr. hall: thank you for those comply mepts. you read them out just exactly like i wrote them for you. mr. speaker, i thank you, too, and thank you for being here

>> mr. jones, gentlemen, well. >> i think there's a lot of grey where al-shabaab gets all the funding. i would stay gets large amount of funding from other locations in addition to the middle east kidnapping actually has can be quite profitable as can illegal trafficking in a range of goods including the charcoal smuggling. in some cases in the hundreds of thousand and when you add it to kidnapping millions of dollars. >> they have to put it in the bank? someone has to have those resources you're talking about. in to a central location and distribute it. there's banks involved in this in some way; is that correct? >> that is likely, again. i'm not a treasury expert. i would refer to those who bank more than i have. what i've suggested today we are been law enforcement and i like talk about how we have to get down to some of the actual psychology and combat the recruitment of people in these communities. whether big bank or somebody in saudi arabia who has a billion of dollars in place and pumping