mr. jordan, for five minutes. mr. jordan: thank you. ms. howard, you had an exchange earlier -- you had an exchange with the chairman where you referenced a special project team that was created to deal with requests for information concerning the targeting and a former employee at the internal revenue service, lois lerner. i just had some basic questions. when did this special project team start? ms. howard: my understanding was that it started soon after the request came from congress and other investigators asking for documents around this sole issue. so that would have been somewhere early summer of 2013. mr. jordan: a little over two years ago. and that was the reason why to deal with the request from congress? ms. howard: i think this is very -- mr. jordan: was it requests from outside folks, people we heard from yesterday, groups that were targeted was it to deal with that as well? ms. howard: it was. most of the documents would be responsive to congress, investigators and the foias and so we centralized the process for gathering the

mr. jordan: is it likely? ms. howard: i do not know. mr. jordan: that would be in contradiction to the memo second 2009 respect all types of document requests, gao requests, and foia requests. we had this memo to all cheap ief counsel. you're telling the specialty was created and you think it is unlikely they actually collect it -- ms. howard: the memo specifies documents with white house equities. i am not sure the documents we -- mr. jordan: you do not think the white house has any interest in the irs targeting people? equities is an interest. they have an interest in it. all documents requests that may involve white house interests. that is pretty broad. the gives clarification and says requests, which he said the reason team was created, gao and foia requests. i would say the chief counsel if he is likely part of this shooting, he would not be following the memo if he was not consulted with the white house. do you agree? ms. howard: the team was put together not because of the response to this review, but because of that volume and a num

mr. jordan since the beginning and here's why. just letting the viewers know that mr. an didn't inform the police about the 40000. they had to go to him and asked him what he anyhow. he said i dropped off 40000 at the house. and the second inconsistenty that he took the 40000 and left it on the porch of the home on further questioning, he said it was the garage. and was it the porch or garage and something like that inconsistent and a person wouldn't need to hide that or keep it from the police. that's why the cops are looking at him, jamie. >> go back for me. he knows that this family is held hostage? >> no he didn't know according to him. that's a ed good question. he didn't know they were held hostage. but what we in law enforcement had to have known. when he dropped that money. he sent a message saying package delivered. and the cell phone is missing. and the police don't believe that text message went to the victim. he notified someone else that the package was delivered. it was only a hour and half after he sent that text message that the house went up in flames.

mr. jordan said the money was paid, paid to the governing body for futbol in north and central america and caribbean for development of the sport in that part of the world. >> in a concacaf development, fifa suspended enrique sans from futbol activities, at national and international level. last week, concacaf president was arrested in zurich, one of nine officials, 14 indieted on racketeering, conspiracy and corruption by the fbi pat rick snell, cnn, atlanta. >> we're going to take a very short break. still to come. researchers say they have fund a potent new weapon in the war on cancer. coming up, one woman who says her melanoma is gone. thanks to this treatment. >> also coming up -- two people in south korea are dead after suffering from mers. cnn's kathy novak is following that story. >> that's right, errol. 25 cases confirmed. up to 700 quarantine. i will have all the details after the break. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck

mr. jordan? bunk up for me. i'll take you down to booking and get you fingerprinted. ur picture and stuff taken, okay? >> jordan's stay at the jail is likely to be a short one. he is awaiting extradition on charges of armed robbery and attempted murder. >> so whenever they come, i should be back to indiana. that's about all i know right now. >> jordan says that his outburst is still a mystery to him. in meeting with mental health staff, jordan insisted he had not taken any drugs that day. but he appeared unsure when asked if his actions were real or not. >> it was kind of a mind trip within a mind trip of myself. do i want to act crazy, you know, to get myself out of it, you know. >> jordan says he had a brain tumor removed as a child and that ever since he has been subject to blackouts that bring out erratic behavior when under stress. >> my mind tends to shut down and i go into a state of mind where i feel like i'm not conscious. >> jail officials allowed us to show jordan video we shot of his arrival to see how much of it he recalls. >> i'm going to play this for yo

mr. jordan and the rest of switzerland has an immense job with all that money coming in, negative interests. do negative interest rates, low interest rates, that has not worked. it has been a tool, but it has not worked. neil: i would tell your viewers to take a look at the paper out of the san francisco fed where they look at the experience and switzerland and they highlight the increase in excess reserves and the extent to which that lowered yields and how that helped the economy. look, q.e., all these programs they did not work as well as we thought. but we can see the results on both sides of the atlantic. in the u.s. we presumed -- purser -- pursued an aggressive policy. europe had the same amount of fiscal tiling. our unemployment is declining. brendan: we are going to take a look at next at whether the fed should watch the markets or the people. this is bloomberg "surveillance ." ♪ tom:tom: good morning, everyone. i going on in the markets if you look at greece, greece. greece spread in 56 basis points. that is a big two day move a celebration on greece. vonnie: greece's two year yi

mr. jordan but for me to sit here and count them -- i don't want to waste your time. >> how many actually erase the tapes. i have the picture in my mind is joe and fred in the basement taking the tapes and putting them in a machine that erases them? how many people actually do that. we know it's four locations. how many people do the actual erasing? >> we know there were two employees involved in the erasing of the tapes on the midnight shift. so i imagine they're running three shifts per location. >> so some of the 30 people were responsible. they got the directive. they read the newspaper and they know this is an issue. are any of those people going to be punished? >> at this time i don't know. we are continuing an investigation on an aspect of this which is a discrepancy over the way some of the materials counted. >> because you said they got the directive. those 30 people at five locations where they deployed the evidence, they got the directive that they weren't supposed to destroy it. >> for me to surmise whether or not each of the locations, the people responsible for erasing tapes

mr. jordan, but for me to sit here and count them, i don't want to waste your time. >> how many work there erase the tapes. in my mind i see joe and how many people do the actual erasing. >> in this particular case there were two employees involved in the erasure in the md shift and they are rubbing three shifts per location. >> so six people times four, so 24. >> 24 to 30 maybe. >> so we're talking 30 people right. so some of those 30 people, they are the ones responsible, they got the directive they knew there was a subpoena they probably read the newspaper, they know this is an issue, back to mr. meadows question, are any of them going to be punished? >> at this time i don't know. we are continuing the investigation on an aspect of this which is a discrepancy over the way the material was counted -- >> because you said they got the directive, those five people, they got the directive they weren't supposed to destroy it. >> the locations got the directive through the management chain but for me to surmise whether the people got responsible for erasing the tapes, i couldn't testify to tha

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mr. savapoulos's assistant, 28-year-old jordan wallace who admitted he lied about when he was first contactedby mr. savapoulos to get the $40,000 ransom money and how he delivered it. police now combing his phone history. wallas has not charged in any wrongdoing in connection with the case. court records believe the evidence police were searching for inside the chevy cruz wint was arrested in and the box truck traveling with him and the weapons used in the murders, duct tape to bind hands and feet and a red bag used to carry the ransom money. also on the list, clothing or shoes with blood on them, credit cards and paperwork from the savapoulos home and digital recordings from surveillance cameras at the house. investigators have not said what, if any, of those items they found. the pressure on police to find the killers intensifies as the two teenage daughters are left to grieve. peter alexander, nbc news. >>> rescuers continue to search for survivors after a cruise ship capsized in china's yangtze river. holes are being cut into the overturned hull, then later welded shut again so the remain

police are focussing on this man, 28-year-old jordan wallace. mr.s tantdassistant and personal driver, the man that delivered the ransom to the home. wall wallace admitted he lied including where he received the package, where he left it, and where he was told to get it. detectives obtained a search warrant for wallace's calls, texts, locations sunday may 10th three days before police believe the terrifying ordeal began. nbc news is unable to reach wallace. he hasn't been charge add in this case. daron wint is the only suspect charged in the murders. investigators are also focussing on records from three cell phones stolen that may lead to another killer. documents show police believe the killers forced their way into the mansion breaking a window pain, kicking it in. a shoe or boot print is visible on the outside. police are searching for the footwear that matches that print. does it belong to daron wint? >> there would be a lot of blood at the scene. if he was wearing shoes different than the one on the door that would indicate there's at least tw

mr. savopoulos' assistant, 28-year-old jordan wallace who police say admitted about lying about when he first met mr. savopoulos to get the $40,000 ransom money and how he delivered. police combing his phone history. wallace has not been charged with any wrongdoing in connection with the case. court records detail the evidence police were looking for inside the chevy cruz he was in and the box truck with him. weapons used in the murders, duct tape to bind hands and feet and a red bag used to carry ransom money. also on the list clothing or shoes with blood on them credit card or paperwork from the savopoulos home, and digital recordings from cameras at the house. investigators have not said what if any items they've found. tonight the pressure on police to find the killers intensifies as the savopouloses' two teenage daughters are left to grieve. nbc news. >>> jurors in the colorado movie master trial now in -- massacre trial now in its sixth week are hearing from the shooter himself. his chilling thought, twisted logic, even his regrets about the atrocity he carried outinated-- carried out i

jordan wallace. it's interesting the time of the text to the young lady showing the picture of the cash was 9:00. no baik was oip before there. and then mrjordan wallace the night before to get money. no bank was open there. that money doesn't come from the bank. it came from the office of the ironworks company. lots of people knew there was a great deal of cash stashed into. therefore it was an insider job. that's how these deaths occurred. >> paul let me ask you about the text messages that are very important. robin is talking about the fact that h was sent at 9:00 a.m. exactly. there are some banks that open before 9:00 a.m. i'm not sure about this one. obviously robin doesn't believe it was open. let's talk about the text. the exchange with the woman, she replies damn he replies it's $40,000, she writes back jesus. >> the mystery deepens here obviously with thought that there's something suspicious about wallace's involvement in the case because he changes his story about how he gets the money. >> police note he's changed his story between the first telling and the second telling. >> if you know your boss has been kidnapped and being

mr. shaw two conflict of interests ethics complaints against the retirement system member weekend paskin jordan were filed in april of 2014 some people think i authorized both containments not that smart didn't know anything about the retirement system until recently paskin jordan 340i789d on youtube by a video project i'll give you the video number she aggregated funds with her firm to reach the $10 million threshold for investing in b gi as the i got complaints alleged about our aggregated fund this commission needs to ascertainment who else she agree gated funds with and whether she or her investment clients can go gaited funds with the city's retirement system fund paskin jordan claims as a registered investment advisorer she's not held to the same threshold as others investors, however several on the registered advisorers have seen her claim and said it is you think true you should seek legal advise about her claim i believe that deputy city attorneys are misleading her paskin-jordan land in san francisco examiner shortly after fittings go right ahead restraining orders seize story put an

mr. jonathan ferro will be sitting down with thomas jordan. looking forward to that conversation. stay with bloomberg for that interview up later. it is going to be fascinating to see what he has to say about greece. up next, as well, we're going to be talking about the greek side of things. we're going to go live to athens. we'll speak with a former greek finance and economy minister. nikos will be with us very, very shortly. ♪ guy: good morning, everybody. welcome back. you're watching "the pulse." we're on live tv streaming on your phone, tablet. we're watching very much what's happening with greece. now the metal works on the outskirts of athens is bracing for possible capital controls and an exit from the eurozone. we went to meet them. >> monday, we have the capital controls, it is going to be the most difficult situation that i have to face. i think that i have to -- that we have at the moment. which is a condition and to share it with my family. the family will be not only -- close people that we have but s there labor. i don't have one family. i'm the export manager. >> t

mr. savopoulos himself and said package delivered. this morning three weeks after the murders of the savopoulos family and the housekeeper, d.c. man are focusing on 28-year-old jordan wallace, mr. savopoulos's personal assistant and personal driver, who delivered the ransom to the multimillion dollar home. in newly unsealed search warrants, police say wallace admitted he lied and changed his account about the $40,000 ransom. including how he received the package. where he left it. and when he was told to get the package. the detectives obtained a search warrant for all of the calls, texts and locations beginning sunday, may 10th, three days before police believe the terrifying ordeal began. nbc news has been unable to reach wallace. he hasn't been charged with any crime in connection with this case. daron wint remains the only one charged in the murders. investigators are also focusing on records from three cell phones stolen from savvas and amy savopoulos and figueroa that might lead to another killer. the documents reveal police believe the killer or killers forced their way into the mansion, breaking a window pane and french doors on the side of the home, kickin

assistant and the chauffeur's action the day of the fire. 28-year-old jordan wallace told investigators he received a call from mr. savapoulos to pick up a package and return to savapoulos. mr. savapoulos instructed him to place the money on the seat of his red car in the garage. wallace changed his account of the events, though, admitting he lied when he stated the money was in a ma anyone la envelope -- many any la -- manila envelope from the accountant. we learned that the white chevrolet that daron wint captured in and what they were trying to recover if they looked for the blood stain or gasoline soaked clothing and duct tape and other items linked to the four murders. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: checking back in on breaking news now. in the search for one person in the potomac river. right near great falls. richard reese is on the maryland side with the latest on what is happening now. rich? rich: it looks like this may be transitioning into a recovery effort now from a rescue effort. we have seen a number of the pontoon boats that were on the potomac river leaving the scene as well

assistant and the chauffeur's action the day of the fire. 28-year-old jordan wallace told investigators he received a call from mr. savapoulos to pick up a package and return to savapoulos. mr. savapoulos instructed him to place the money on the seat of his red car in

tonight that man is identified as jordan wallace who was hired as a driver for mr. savopoulos.y after wallace changed details of his story surrounding the dropoff of the money they got a court order to retrieve his telephone records. >> and joe joins us with more. and they are focusing on the cell phones of the families. why is that? >> right, anderson. the cell phones of mr. and mrs. savopoulos and the housekeeper were not recovered after the fire. they would like to determine where and when the phones were used if they were stolen by the killers. they want to get call and cell tower locations and other clues to lead them to clues and call logs and e-mail data and you name it. there are 18 different kinds of information they can get from cell tar telephones after they get a court order. >> appreciate the new information. >>> new video of looters in action in baltimore pharmacies in april. the police commissioner said it is spurring a crime rage but they can't get police to look at these video. >>> and another baby has died at the open heart hospital that it is said doesn't hav

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jordan spieth. won the mass nerves april. they attended college in our area, his uncle lives out on the main line, congratulations, mr.h. heart breaker for justin, my goodness, great tournament. great course. >> can you imagine? playing there? >> oh, no. still ahead this morning the manhunt continues for two convicted kill hostess cape from new york prison over two weeks ago. and now the search is shifting focus again new tips lead police near pennsylvania. >> also, taylor swift takes on apple, and wins a battle that will benefit any artist on itunes. >> and justin and katie return. they've got your traffic and weather together this monday morning. we're back in judge two minutes. >>> shift in the manhunt, for david sweat rich aarp matt, convicted killers broke out of prison two weeks ago. now, dna evidence has linked them to a cabinets new york close to the pennsylvania boarder. >> cbs news correspondent tracking development, joins us no from new york, good morning to you. >> the search continues to be in and around the area of northern new york near the state prison, that's the same general area authorities have now

time tonight police are identifying savvas savopoulos' assistant as jordan wallace who was hired in recent months as a driver for mrreleased court documents suggest investigators continue to be interested in wallace, who allegedly dropped off $40,000 in cash just hours before the family was killed and their home set on fire. police say after wallace changed details of his story surrounding the drop-off of that money they got a court order to retrieve his telephone records. also in the documents, police seem to lay out how they believe the crime that ended with this fire began with a break-in at the savopoulos home. they're saying whoever held the family hostage before shaking them down for money may not have been invited in. documents say side doors had, quote, a single broken windowpane. the door is broken near the lock and a shoe or boot print is visible on the exterior, suggesting forced entry. tonight police are still holding 34-year-old daron wint who was arrested two weeks ago while apparently on the run. court records say in addition to wint's dna found on pizza crust at the scene, they found the blood of at

mr. osborne: first of all, the right honorable gentleman is right to talk about the displaced persons, particularly in countries such as jordanand turkey, which are bearing an enormous burden. that is why britain has such a massive aid contribution. across this house, we can be incredibly proud that the parties in the recent general election stood on a commitment to deliver 0. 7% of our national income in development aid. that is not just a humanitarian effort but to make sure that we are able to help in situations such as this. when it comes to burden sharing across the region, of course we want to help, but we must be realistic. we cannot take large numbers of syrian refugees into our country. hilary benn: finally, as more and more people gather in libya to try to cross the mediterranean, hms bulwark is doing an extraordinary job in rescuing frightened people. but we learned yesterday that its deployment is under active review. having made a grave error last october in withdrawing support from the mare nostrum search and rescue operations, will the right honorable gentleman assure the house that the government will continue

mr. mansour has been released after spending three days in detention. >> time now for sport. here's jo. >> jordan speith is the newest superstar after his second successive major. he won the u.s. open by a stroke becoming the youngest winner in 92 years. we have this report. >> two major this is year and all at the age of 21, another historic moment for jordan speith but one never assured. he started the day in a four way tie and faced an early challenge from rory mcilroy birdieing six in his opening 13 holes. a 72 toot putt the highlight. jason day bat would vertigo throughout the tournament with a collapse on friday. while he couldn't retain his share of the overnight lead, the australian did complete his final round and finish five shots off the pace. >> laying down his challenge was african oosthuisen who produced the shot of the round and six birdies in his last seven holes gave him the clubhouse lead. in the end it came down to a dual between speith and johnson. this birdie putt on the 16th 16th hole puts speith in the league. a double bogey on the 17th was followed by a missed eagle putt o

jordan of course was one of our esteemed bares ters in the nation. and one of our first congresswomen. so that award had a resonance in that mrs. inton being the first honoree, texas southern university in texas. where she received the barbara jordan southern being a hist torically black college not predominantly black. you stated that it was predominantly black. it is actly historicically black. it also offers one of our first accredited universities in the nation for our country for africans for historicically black university. they often pharmacy and they have a law school. tsu of course you also spoke about david from article. trying to get in context here. david fralm spoke about the constitutionality of the voting rights act being a part of section 1. so in that phrase my question to the gentleman and also to the nation is that it would behoove us -- to remember that voting for us in being a hist terms of the constitutionality of voting, in our constitution creation wrn it did not even give women the right to vote, it did not give -- only planters, people with property. so it seems to me that this argument is rooted in a l

jordan -- >> i vote for myself thank you much for the comment >> bridges: my birder >> commissioner stansberry >> [inaudible] >> vice president: cohen >> my birder >> and i will vote for my birder congratulations mr. moderator. >> item number two is the election of board president. i will open up for elections payment >> i like to nominate cohen for vice president >> any other nominations? seeing none, all close nominations and open for public comment number two which is the election of pres. >> thank you former, or soon-to-be former president matt chris. i am speaking in support of the nomination of commissioner cohen for president of this body. her tenure as a member of the board of supervisors, makes a well-qualified to become your board president,. commissioner cohen however can carefully weigh advice to your deputy city attorney. assigned to ers and [inaudible]. importantly, commissioner cohen should ignore any legal advice ms. porter provides that is premised on the city attorneys so-called good government guide. as i noted during her may meeting ethics commissioner t 13 had stated in open session at ethics commissions meetings that the good government guide carries no weight in law. which

police are focusing on this man now, 28-year-old jordan wallace, an assistant and personal driver for mro the multimillion-dollar home and lied about some of the details initially. wallace has not been charged with any crime in connection with the case. 34-year-old darin wint remains the only suspect charged in the murders. newly unsealed documents reveal police believe the killer or killers forced their way into the mansion, breaking a window pane and a set of french doors on the side of the home kicking it in. now a shoe or a boot print is visible on the outside. police now searching for the footwear that matches that print. joining me on the phone is robin ficker, he has represented wint on several cases in the past. explain us to, do you think the boot print on the back door belongs to darron? >> absolutely not. they're finding this print three weeks after you had at least 50 firemen running in and out of a burning home. investigators all wearing boots. people were frantic with the fire trying to determine iffin was dying inside. i think this is really a stretch to find this three we

mr. secretary would be how are things going with jordan? and do you see that sort of exception in a list kind of approach that he was taking, being able to move forward? and i apologize if this has been asked before, but -- >> no, it's a key question, it was alluded to before but you're hitting the nail on the head which is where are the other particularly sunni-aligned powers in the region in this fight which is essentially for a big swath of sunni territory by a group who -- where religion is the center of their political ideology? in the case of jordan there's no question about that. the level of insight and commitment by the king and the tremendous support he has in jordan, in part because of the tragic burning of his pilot. >> right. >> he's all in. and a very committed partner and we're doing everything we can to work with him. the ref u swrees are a challenge to a small country like jordan so definitely a worry. when we had the gcc countries here in washington about a month ago, and they were raising issues in their region, including

mr. kerry and the woman who is the policy chief for the european union. >> and a programming note. bret baier anchors fox news reporting crossing jordan.abdullah gives unpres depted access to his country as thousands of christians and muslips tries to flee extremist violence in his home land. >> one of the largest camps is here. five years ago, this was desert. today with 82000 people it is jordan's fourth largest city. there are all sorts of all ages each with a personal tragedy. it is where we met six-year-oldbian. she came with her mother and sister and just the clothes on her back and without her father. >> i want to sing a song for my father. >> her father is one of the many who disappeared in the syrian prison system. >> my father was arrested. >> he went out to buy coffee and we didn't so him again. we cried when he didn't come home. >> escape from terror airs tonight right after the fox report. >> and fox report from the campaign trail. and wooing voters. and plus an exclusive interview with plans to take on hillary clinton. and debate over lowering the confederate flag in south carolina continues, one within i think she tried

jordan wallace. he had only worked for mr. savopoulos for a short time before the murders here. but this morning the police have looked to find whether there is any evidence linking him to those awful attacks. this is jordan wallace, savvas savopoulos savopoulos' personal assistant. the former race car driver speaking about go carts here. >> they are highly lyly lyly engineered. >> reporter: police discovered jordan wallace's car parked a block away from the savopoulos mansion after the fire. investigators searched it after police say wallace changed his account about when he was told to get the ransom money. among the items they were looking for, cash money wrappers and friendsic and physical evidence related to the murders. the 28-year-old has not been named as a suspect or charged. more than three weeks later the savopoulos savopoulos' mansion remains a crime scene. spent more than two hours taking information and pictures. wint remains in custody. robin ficker represents wint. "the washington post" reports after delivering the ransom wallace was in northern virginia when he l

mr. he was with the white house for 11 years cooking for the clinton and bush administrations. >>> from terrible news to good news. >>> jordaneth is the 2015 u.s. open winner. not only is he just 21 but he has won the last two big majors in golf. almost never happens in the same year. so part of the story is also how dustin johnson lost it. spieth double bogeyed -- two over par on the 17th hole. look like about a three-shot lead too young couldn't handle the moment. then he birdied 18. dustin johnson needed the 12-foot putt to win the championship. what does he do? leave it is short! that's okay. he's only 4 foot away from bringing it -- oh! that's when the pants pitch, my friends. that's where the pants pinch at 21 spieth becomes the youngest open champ since bobby jones in 1923. >> congratulations. that's fantastic. >> the thrill of victory and thing a any of defeat. >> yeah. that's a great story. >>> in the wake of the church massacre in charleston some people say it is time for the confederate flag to come down. we continue that conversation right after the break. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis

for the first time tonight police are identifying that man as jordan wallace, who was hired in recent months as a driver for mrulos. police say after wallace changed details of his story surrounding the drop-off of that money they got a court order to retrieve his telephone records. investigators also got court orders to retrieve the phone records of mr. and mrs. savopoulos and of the housekeeper, vera figueroa all of which police say have not been recovered. still unclear who police believe may have helped commit these crimes. wolf? >> all right, joe, thank you. let's get some more on the story. joining us our cnn justice reporter evan perez and the former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. he's our law enforcement analyst. evan what are you hearing about this new development police believe that wint could have had help from others that there may be some others involved in this who may still be on the run? >> you know wolf long-time investigators who do this kind of work have all along told me there's no way darron wint did this by himself. and what you're beginning to see from these court documents is the f

mrs. clinton's personnel aide but there is no date on the schedule though it could come before the end of the month, lou. lou: catherine, thank you very much. catherine herridge reporting. >>> congressman jim jordan at the blumenthal hearing that catherine herridge reported on and he joins me coming right up. but first, the search for new york's most wanted escaped convict going cold on day 11. the longest manhunt in new york state history. it's a surprising development when you consider more than 800 local, state and federal law enforcement officers are involved in the involved in the 24-hour a day manhunt. and the sheriff concluded fugitives are so good that joyce mitchell's getaway car was the only backup plan. >> my theory only is she was plan b. i would have viewed her as baggage almost for them to be able to escape into freedom because she's leaving behind a family and husband people are going to want to try and contact her. lou: mitchell is accused of having a sexual relationship with both of the escaped convicts, as the "new york post" reported, it was in their view a shaw-tank is sex triangle. we are coming back stay with us. >>> boehner plotting to ram through religion will congress do

mr. rogers. >> case and point . stuart: well, a new superstar has emerged jordan spieth. >> well, you think he's hot he's the 6th golfer. open and the masters. >> it's the end of the tiger woods era now comes john doe . stuart: yes. >> and people were complaining about that course, and when you talk about someone like sandra smith, she says they were just a bunch of winers, and bubba watson not happy about the conditions of the course . stuart: very few of them were happy, except for the couple of winners. but does that course -- was that up to the standards that you should have for the u.s. open, which is arguably one of the biggest tournaments in the world. >> no. it wasn't. all of the golfers were complaining about the quality of the course. but getting back to this new superstar spieth, do you remember what they said when they put his picture up there. their website was on fire . stuart: i tell you. he's hot. a lot of female golf fans will be attracted to the game. what you're looking at is dustin johnson losing the championship. >> right . stuart: he had a 12-foot put for eagle he missed it. and then he has a four

mr. blumenthal gave us 64 emails. you can reach your own conclusion. i know the pace -- bill: our apologies there. we heard it almost until the end. jim jordann ohio. our apologies for the satellite drop. we'll work to get the answer to the very end and he will finish that sentence in a moment. 10:30 in new york. martha: meantime this fox news alert everybody. we're awaiting a big hearing about to get underway on capitol hill on this massive hacking that took place into the inside of our government. really incredible story. we're learning that that cyberattack affected far more americans than they originally thought. bill: heartwarming story behind this viral photo. a police officer comforting little girl after her family was involved in a deadly roadside accident. >> put her arm around my shoulder like her daughter does. that is really when the emotions start kicking in. when you travel, we help you make all kinds of connections. connections you almost miss. and ones you never thought you'd make. we help connect where you are. to places you never thought you'd go. this, is why we travel. and why we continue to create new technology to conne

speculation that the saudis and others egypt, jordan, perhaps turkey will go down the nuclear road as well as a result of this agreement. that would be a bitter irony indeed, mr. chairman since the whole purpose of this agreement is to prevent a nuclear arms race in the region. so it would be ironic indeed if it were to spark one. i actually do not believe there is a high risk of that happening. and to put it simply why would saudi arabia, which has not embarked on a nuclear program for the decades in which iran was pursuing one now decide to go for a nuclear program in the context of a deal in which syria's curbs are going to be placed on the program. and plus if they want the same they have to agree to the same kind of inspections and arrangements that will be imposed on iran as a result of this agreement. and i find it hard to believe that the saudis would be prepared to do that. much the same applies to the others. egypt talks about a nuclear program, the same with jordan but they do not have the scientific capabilities the costs, the time, and the restrictions that they would have to accept including the additional protocol that iran will accept as part

victim's husband, jordan vilich and most of the components of the sentence were sentences -- were components recommended by the probation officer, but the cell phone ban was actually requested by mran unusual sentence. what type of point do you hope to make to others who may see what happened here? >> well, the point is i think if you look at we americans and really worldwide, we're too dependent on -- too connected to our cell phones. everybody wants to stay connected in the world at all times, 24/7. and i just don't think it's appropriate to stay connected in that kind of way when you are driving a motor vehicle down the highway and in the blink of an eye, this is what happened to the victim and the defendant. >> in terms of jail time? how much jail time is she receiving again and why not more jail time? >> well, the legislature in michigan set up this offense to be a one-year maximum misdemeanor. the maximum sentence i imposed, it would be one-year in the county jail. if i impose that i would be ignoring the rest of the requirements punishment deterrence rehabilitation protection of society. so from that standpoint i have to balance the punishment the penalty with an opportuni

that the saudis and others, egypt, jordan perhaps turkey will go down the nuclear road as well as a result of this agreement. that would be a bitter irony indeed, mr chairman, since the whole purpose of this agreement is to prevent a nuclear arms race in the region you're so it would be ironic indeed if it were to start one. i actually do not believe that there is a high risk of that happening. and to put it simply, why would saudi arabia which has not embarked on a nuclear program for the decades in which iran was pursuing one now decide to go for a nuclear program in the context of a deal in which serious -- will be place on every news program? but if they want the same thing and have to agree to the same kinds of inspections and arrangements that will be imposed on iran as a result of this agreement. i find it hard to point at the saudis would be prepared to do that. egypt talks about the nuclear program, same with jordan, but they do not have the scientific capability the costs come a the time and the restrictions don't have to accept including the additional protocols that iran will accept as part of this agreement. seems to me make it unlike