mr. jones said very much which is diversity includes reflecting the neighborhoods and the communities. i don't know how you can achieve that without some semblance of a more balanced population distribution. you riggs, i want to ask about this underlying issue, the elephant in the room if you will, the hawk-dove issue. it's my reading of history that if you look back over the last 25 years the fed has actually been involved in the achievement of its full employment goal exactly 60 months out of 25 years. they have generally had more tangible targets in that regard than on the inflation side, but i think it's fair to say that they have been more effective on the inflation side. i think it's therefore fair to say that they have been much more willing to put their foot on the brake on inflation than their foot on the gas pedal to achieve full employment. as evidence by the data. ould you agree, sir? mr. spriggs: yes, i wofment my third slide emphasizes one good product of full employment. a condit

mr. jones and mr. sprigs jump in if you wish. does it mean ethnic backgrounds? does it mean level of income? does it mean regional diversity? what does it mean? >> it means all of that. we will not be successful without having ethnic diversity on our boards, without having the interest of labor represented on our boards, as well as the multi-facetted contributors to that economy, says whether they are business, ag, energy. we look broadly at all aspects of that. >> dr. lacquer. >> i agree with how president george characterized it. there are multiple dimensions when we're looking at rounding out a board we look at. ethnic diversity is certainly one of them. gender. we're also looking at diversity within our region. you know, ours goes from south carolina and maryland out to west virginia. very diverse economies. we want representations from around the region. we want coverage across different industries. we want representatives of someone in touch with consumers and consumer groups, labor. all

. >> mr. jones. n 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 ente

mr. jones, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairman and ranking member moore, good morning. it is my honor to speak with the distinguished members of this committee today about the role of commercial bankers on our reserve bank boards. it is my belief that it is critically important the bankers continue to serve in this capacity. i sit before you as the chairman and ceo of old national bank corp., a 182-year-old community bank head quartered in evansville, indiana, serving indiana, southwest michigan, wisconsin, and kentucky. i'm also a proud former board director of the federal reserve bank of st. louis as well as a former member of the federal advisory committee of the federal reserve board. i would like to begin my remarks by touching on a partnership that has changed the lives for the better. at its center are two individuals, rosalynn jackson, a former substance abuse counsellor in western kentucky penal system, and ben engineeringens, old national bank corp.'s empowerme

. >> all the police reporting and the reports made centered very heavily around mr. jones. >> reporter: natasha powers has a paycheck jones' defense team. her testimony, powerful. chipping away and raising questions about this entire case. >> with the initial lead investigator, it was shoddy at best. >> reporter: powers says she reviewed the entire case file and testified today there were major missteps made. mainly the sheriff's office focusing so much of their -- so much of their investigation solely on lester jones while evidence was missed, she says, that could livingston. mr. livingston who did have that appointment with paige between 9:00 and 10:00, why not talk to his known coworkers and associates about his behavior? >> reporter: it was a packed house. a lot of people are starting to watch this case closer. >>> a business is cleaning up after an suv smashed into its storefront. this was the scene here ham den and yosemite. the driver went in, started rolling forward. the accelerate was pressed instead of the brake. no one was hurt. >>> a congressional committee is

. >> all the police reports are centered around very heavily mr. jones. >> reporter: natasha powers has a paycheck signed by lester jones' defense team and her testimony is powerful chipping away and raising questions about this entire case. >> with the initial investigator reviewed the entire case file and testified there were major missteps made. the sheriff's office focused so much investigation on lester jones while evidence was missed that could have helped better eliminate other potential suspects other suspects, for example, mr. livingston who did have an appoint with page between 9:00 and 10:00, why not talk to his right now, get the centurylink prism tv essential package bundled with up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just 70 dollars a month. you'll get over 150 channels, with tons of pro and college sports... local and national news... ood movies... and tons of hd channels. plus interactive features, like a huge on-demand library, whole-home dvr, a wireless set-top box, and prism on the go, for watching tv on your time. you'll also get up

still asking for any information to help them solve that case right now the jury in the case against mr. jones is deliberating jones is accused of killing him is a county mother of three page bergfeld for profound and all the county county in 2012 asked the liberation started at 10 this morning the former stanford student convicted of raping an i just love. >> he's got a thank you greg so let's see what your weather is l game coming up today it is so much cooler will look a little cloudy after i was asking really are we going to see this on today or stay cloudy out there. >> here we go it broke out here this afternoon we were just waiting for it a matter of time before the clouds begin to break down or waiting for the heating of the day to kick in and up to get them to dissipate or has done so but still right now anywhere between five and 10 and 15 degrees cooler at this hour from where we were at this hour temperature change of numbers again are much cooler than what we were at this time yesterday is going to stay that way to the afternoon it looks like even with the son who will see througho

jones. inside the jail he's also known by a different nickname. >> mr. not guilty. >> mr. not guilty. >> john jones most definitely did not do it. >> innocent man. >> mr. not guilty, man. i'm an innocent man. free john jones, hot boy. tony montana. this is how we've got to live right now. you know, that's my bottle right there. that's my homeboy right here. i love him. i love all them. they all innocent men. you know, we innocent. john jones, mr. not guilty, y'all. >> jones earned that moniker over the previous seven years. though he's had numerous arrests and convictions on drugs and weapons charges, he's been acquitted in separate murder and attempted murder charges. an additional murder charge was dropped to reckless homicide after a witness failed to testify. jones took a plea deal and served a nine-month sentence. >> louisville's most wanted, man. and i ain't saying it just to be saying it. i'm louisville's most wanted. they want me off the street. >> 14 months earlier jones, who is regarded by law enforcement as a prominent gang member, was once again arrested on an a

i would like to thank the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, and mr. butterfield, for their leadership on this legislation. judge randy d. doub was in the private practice of law for 26 years in greenville, north carolina. from 1985 until 1990, he served on the north carolina board of transportation. and in 2006 he was appointed by the fourth circuit court of appeals as the united states bankruptcy judge and served as a chief judge from 2007 to 2014. sadly last year judge doub passed away suddenly. he was a well respected bankruptcy attorney and jurist which is exemplified by the fact that this bill was sponsored by the entire north carolina delegation. i think it is fitting to recognize his service to the law and the community by naming this courthouse after him. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. carson: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is re

. >> mr. jones. >> mr. chairman, thank you. mr. jenkins, i was thinking about your comments. the fact is i'm not an isolationist but i'm a realist. with $19.4 trillion in debt, we continue to spend billions and billions of dollars in afghanistan. i don't know what we're getting out of that, quite frankly, except from time to time a soldier will lose a leg or get killed. and we keep doing it. and i wonder from you three experts -- well, is china concerned about jihadists? i don't think so. and here we are because of our foreign policy that i blame both parties for, bush taking out saddam hussein was a terrible mistake. and obama going in and taking out gadhafi was a terrible mistake. so here we are, as i think one of you saided, and i'm going to stop in just a second. you said when we get trapped into is a situation, those are my words, not your word, that we keep doing the same thing. and all we're doing is enhancing those who hate us with drone strikes and other strikes that end up killing innocent people. and then that's what they talk about for the next 100 years. just lik

hi, mrs. jones, i did my greeting. is it okay where i parked, let me put my floor protectors on.s it okay where i put my tools right here? >> michael jackson has been with the company for five years and says he still learns something new from every one of these gatherings. >> it also helps you see things maybe in a different light sometimes. if you're going through houses constantly and you don't have interaction with someone other than the customer, sometimes you can get stale. sometimes you can forget a step. >> the third value is to always have the highest level of integrity, to do the right thing, even when nobody's watching. gilbert has been a gold medal service customer for eight years. he says it's these values that keep him coming back. >> above and beyond is the standard for them. they set high expectations for their service technicians. they don't try to oversell you. they educate you about what's taking place. >> and finally, the fourth is to be a great place to work. all for one and one for all. a sentiment many of the employees never felt until they joined gold medal

soon afterward, they're simply trying to arrange the return of his now notorious white pickup. >> mr. jones, this is art smith with the sheriff's office. >> reporter: but a groggy jones makes a bizarre statement. bury a body? >> i'm sorry? >> you asked me where i should bury a body? >> when did i ask you that? >> reporter: does that sound like some sort of accidental confession? what will the jury make of it? >> please rise for the jury. >> reporter: when we come back, a courtroom stunner. the bombshell dropped in court just hours ago. thank you. my advice for looking younger, longer? try not to take things personally. all right. thank you pam. don't let the little things get to you. get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno? absolutely ageless? night cream. with active naturals? blackberry complex. you'll wake up to younger looking skin in just one week. younger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless?. aveeno?. naturally beautiful results? dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles absorb a hard day on your feet for comfort that keeps you feeling more energized. dude's got skills. dr. s

mr. johnson, right? >> jones. >> jones. you know what? that's funny. sorry about that. okay. lester jones, a local rv mechanic who's married, with a rap sheet as long as a winnebago. >> i'm guessing you can probably guess as to what we're investigating? >> he just said he's investigating the disappearance of a young lady, so. >> reporter: without a lawyer present, homicide detective lissah norcross questions jones about the proximity of the garage where he works and the spot where paige's scorched sedan is recovered. >> does it make you nervous that we may think you did something? >> no. >> it should. [ laughter ] okay? it should. >> reporter: turns out, paige and jones had once been much closer. investigators discover jones had hired her for a pricey $400 erotic massage a year earlier. >> and what are you wearing? >> um, i had nothing on. >> okay, and her? >> she had nothing on. >> okay. >> we did not have sex. >> okay. >> she tells me up front she >> reporter: but then they find out jones is one of several men feverishly calling paige in the days before she disappears. >> l

. >> reporter: we made numerous attempts to contact mr. jones and finally reached him. the man who at one time couldn't stop talking about the crime. >> whoever did this deserves to burn. >> reporter: now says he'll have no further comment for "20/20," or the chapel hill police. >> so far there have been no answers. >> reporter: all of a sudden it's the first anniversary of the murder. >> it doesn't get any easier. it's always on my mind. >> reporter: roland and the rest of the family attend this flower-filled memorial on campus. >> i pray we won't be here next year, talking about the the police have clamped down on any public statements. >> i can't think of a murder like this of a college student, high profile, in a small town, a college town, where so little key information was talked about or released for so long. >> reporter: frustrated by the sound of silence, columnist tom gasparoli decides to make a little noise of his own. >> i decided to start a blog, and do whatever i could as provocatively as i could to get so story out there. >> reporter: gasparoli attempts

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you. yesterday, i heard congressman mo brooks from alabama give a very kiss touching speech but a speech that -- give a very disturbing speech but a speech that everyone should hear. we are heading towards greece. we are in a bad situation. we are $19.4 trillion in debt. in 2000 i was here when president clinton was leaving congress. we had a republican house, republican senate and we were headed toward a surplus. in fact, the debt in 2000 was $5.6 trillion. today, that debt is $19.4 trillion. the poster i have with me, mr. speaker, i use all during august. it's a great political cartoon. it's kind of sad in a way, i guess. the cartoon is this. it's got uncle sam in a wheelchair, and uncle sam is saying, i can see greece from here. and the cliff has written the words fiscal cliff and then who's pushing mr. -- uncle sam but mr. obama and he's saying, forward. and who's pushing mr. obama? the donkey representing the democrats. and who's pushing the donkey? the r

and i really appreciate my colleague, mr. jones, pointing out that 2003, the invasion of iraq, set off a chain of consequences. some of them factoring into what we're talking about today. and then the decision to remove moammar gadhafi in libya had some very negative consequences which we are still dealing with today. there was an interesting article in addition to the one that mr. jenkins contributed to in "the atlantic" published in "the new york times," written by scott anderson, "how to arab world came apart." one of the things that he notes is in these areas where we are concerned about isis and syria in iraq and libya, they all had something in common which is that 100 years ago they were creations of the west. they weren't inherently -- there was no real syria, there was no real libya, there was no real iraq. and these artificial political constructions could really only be kept together by a strong man. and typically the west would put a strong man in the minority tribe or sect in power. and it has produced some of the prob

mr. jones, welcome to "mad money." >> great to be on. this is an exciting time. we're sitting here. they're building the ring, adding additional seats. we've got fighters on the card all over us here. champions in the past, champions now. it's an exciting time. >> let's talk about the incredible value of the dallas from you why a town, which is not the biggest town in america -- the new york giants are worth less than your team. chicago bears worth less than your team. how is it possible that your team continues to go up in value? >> well, first of all, those values -- you know, i would trade those values for some more first downs or some more touchdowns. i may never -- would never see that value. but certainly we do know that market is huge. you've got a great, great legacy of football in this state, in this area. and great-grandmothers remember stories of their sons or their fathers telling them about two a day. so that legacy here, this is football country, number one. >> okay. >> number two, this is a tremendously economic booming area. i bought the cowboys because i didn't buy

(sot: renee zelleweger / bridget jones, bridget jones's baby)"we have to ask helen i guess." (sot: colin firth / mr. darcy, bridget jones's baby)"there has to be the will to do it and there has to be an appetite there for it" mike wilber nbc news. bridget jones's baby is in coming up: former speaker of the house john boehner lands a new ?higher paying? job.and vikings fans get treated to a special gift .. ahead of the big matchup with green bay. let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6-30 it's "the now: milwaukee." followed by a mini marathon of "superstore" from seven unitl nine.then it's "chicago med." honey, is the internet back yet? yes!! i need to let her know that i like this! i like, like, like, like... i haven't seen a movie based on a comic book in so long. we're over here internet people! get high speed internet from at&t. with over 99% reliability. plus, switch and get a $200 reward card. more news now....a new poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton are tied nationally. the latest c-b-s news - new york times poll released today ...found trump and clinton locked at 42

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$100, i want your e-mail address, i want your boss's name and i writ want you to write a letter to mrs. jones to say this is clear and satisfied. you have to let me call you back and remove it again. he says deal. we got an 80% discount, he got a 200% profit on his investment. everybody wins. her credit goes up 30 points. we mover credit score 80 points in three months. her confidence, or belief in her self. she walked across the hall and gets approved for a mortgage from suntrust. she becomes a homeowner in tennessee, a taxpayer. you think she will vote now? i think so. you think she has more dignity? i think so. we have to bank out of the no business and put them into the yes business. we will put it at scale. my goal is 1000 locations because i think 1000 locations is enough to create a starbucks experience for most communities. it is financial inclusion. that was funny. otter know about you. [laughter] wherever you are, starting in atlanta, i wanted to become the best practices. wherever you are -- we are doing this in rural areas. cafe just came on board. we want to go where people are s

itit in the asked yesterday to pick from theories you the options were jackass jones,donkevious mingo, donkey mcdonkeyface, mr noodlesj and which one do you think? >> nmike ferik was mr. noodles? >> and was just thrown haphazardly. >> it has from domino. >> iraq donkey next donkey face. the name of a maoist browns mario edmonds mr. noodles. we have lots of viewers on the in trending segment professionally, the browns borough is do you know what were doing? >> noy, not at all, it is a delightful afternoon it hot and steamy as you slice and dice several ways it is still hot and stuffy with the we've got a saying about rain, too: mestic. not domesticated. doesn't the local schools without ac closing because of heat. >> it is renewing calls to star the school year later as from 2 mandated to start later. >> some arete moving the date u earlier in august and now some say enough lawmakers proposing statewide mandate that schoolsl begin after labor day. >> always quite in cleveland at michael white elementary, lobbing thousands of schools closed because of hot, classroo temperatures some calling for a later school s

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we caught up with philadelphia congressional candidate james jones who was inside that meeting. >> i'm involved with mr. trump in a meeting. we talked about how to bring more jobs back into america. and i believe he can be able to do that. >> some in the african-american community have called the meeting a media stunt. so what did donald trump have to say about his visit to philly? nbc 10's lauren mayk spoke to him one on one. she joins us live from north philadelphia. lauren, i know you addressed a lot of topics with him. what did he have to say? >> reporter: we talked about crime, immigration, and also plans the republican nominee has that could affect funding for the city of philadelphia. donald trump in north philadelphia talking to african-american leaders as he makes his push for pennsylvania. >> what did you learn today? >> these are incredible people. we met with numerous african-american folks from the area, and they're having a tremendously hard time. and we will make things so good. >> reporter: in our one-on-one interview, we also talked about immigration, a central issue to trump's campaig

mr. brent jones, jeff and many of the senior staff for recognizing this hard work it is given me a great opportunity to work at tnc to learn the modes and finds the issues to try to correct the problems thank you. >> on behalf of the board of directors and the entire agency thank you. >> (clapping.) >> mr. reiskin. >> move on just want to highlight a few things one significant one on august 4th mayor ed lee issued an executive directive for vision zero and grateful to direct the city departments to step up our games with the principles of vision zero amongst the elements of the executive droifshg for the sfmta to deliver the improvements on 7 and 8 street for rec and park to work with us to deliver the safety improvements for the safety and traffic on jfk directive drive and the restrictions on the golden gate park and continuing to automatic speed transportation at the state plentiful we're working with others and we're going to sacramento to keep the momentum up department for the 5 goals as the quarterly report and presentations to the commission for the mta to implement vision zero c

mr. trump be responsible for that? >> reporter: we came up with james jones running for the second congressional district to ask what they talked about. >> involved with mr. trump in a meeting. we talked about how to bring more jobs back into america. i believe he can be able to do that. he's got a background in business. he's not a politician, just as i'm not. >> i'm not undecided who i'm going to vote for. no, i'm not undecided. >> reporter: diane smith witnessed today's trump backlash. still, she wanted to catch a picture or glimpse of him. >> i do not hate him. hate is not in my heart. >> reporter: she said bottom line, philadelphia needs more jobs, better schools and less crime, something she says current leaders have yet to achieve. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> well, hermine is the big story. the tropical storm now moving through south carolina. it was downgraded after it made landfall last night as a category 1 hurricane in florida. it's moving to the northeast at 20 miles an hour. it's picked up speed here. we expect it to slow down quite a bit which will be causing big

probably playing they have got jones, who finishes the braves' first two drives of touchdown runs mr. intelligence and me are going to be big, big stars. 12-0. lake gibson right out of the gate. and he loses the snap, find as friend in the end zone. chris howard, lucky number 13 falling into your living room. and a quick out to m.j. link, and his quest ends in the end zone. they win it 35-0. and good >> i am still trying to get that jimmy fallon commercial out of my head. can i get a pallet cleanser and show with yetness. >> yes, that's exactly what i need. >> the play of the week tonight. this is a beauty. we just saw this a couple of minutes ago. if you did not know this guy before tonight, he is your hero. you're trying to tackle jones. a 90-yard kick. jones also had a big touchdown catch in the first quarter in the tornadoes' win. look at him go down the sideline. >> and remember the name. anyone? nobody remembers? hum. >> shout it out, crew. nothing? all right. >> can we acknowledge a score tonight, by the way? >> yes. >> middleton, four, robinson, nothing. >> fun fact about robi

and scott jones, while my politics don't align with mr.ed the thoughtful points he raised on surveillance. deen, atlanta, your tip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fighting the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kae

and scott jones, while my politics don't align with mr.e. deen, atlanta, your tip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fighting the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kaepernick under the bench while responding to a que

and scott jones, while my politics don't align with mr.he thoughtful points he raised on surveillance. deen, atlanta, your tip of the day brought tears to my eyes. i'm rebounding from double lung surgery and will not give up though it's been a tough battle. keep fightg g the good fight. i'm fighting for you. lisa, your tip was directed at me. i would not give up and finally got my book published. it's sold about 1 thoirks cousa copies so far. way to go, lisa. richard, beach lake, pennsylvania, just finished "killing the rising sun" i book. every college student should read it before rushing to moral judgment about their country. right on, rich. thank you for reading "killing the rising sun." >>> the factor tip of the day, politics and sports intertwined. as you may not san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick has become famous by disrespecting the national anthem before games. we've criticized kaepernick for doing that and i'm sending him a copy of "killing the rising sun." speaking on comedy central last night bill clinton threw kaepern

jones -- ?seems? to have it all together together i cant go back and keep making same mistakes i'm pregnant? when i can make new ones ....oh....mr darcy.... darcy.... her character finds herself in yet another love triangle... with this ?unexpected? twist. "will bridget jones finally find love?" -- is the biggest question in the movie saga. fans could get an answer today -- when "bridget jones's baby" hits theaters. ( 3 ((???1:15 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) 3 today: on and off showers and storms most of the day. best chance for a break is around noon. most pick up less than 0.50". highs in the middle to upper 70s. wind: s 5-10 mph. tonight: lingering rain showers stays mild with lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-10 mph. weekend: a few lingering showers possible early saturday before sunshine returns saturday afternoon. high temps around 80 saturday cooling slightly to the middle 70s on sunday with sunshine 3 morning. weather should not have an impact on your morning commute. once again, your travel time along westbound i 94 will be a slow one due to the zipper merge. as each day goes by, drivers get more used to the de