and mr. jones could have died. >> i'm stunned by how polite mr. jones is after being shot.id i do wrong? why did you shoot me, sir? he apologized. >> he's doing everything that we tell our children and our husbands and brothers to do. >> that's why sunny's correct that you do have to do that stuff but there's no way that you can second-guess what this guy did who got shot. he was about as compliant -- he was as polite. i will guarantee you that if someone shot me, i'm not going to be saying what did i do wrong, sir? i'm going to be screaming expletives at them. there's no second-guessing of what this guy did who got shot. he can't read this officer's mind and i hate to say it but there may be something else going on here and that's for another discussion. >> in terms of the perceived threat because as an african-american male, he did everything that i would tell someone to do. be compliant. listen to the officer. but what i think he failed to do was tell the officer what his movements were going to be and unfortunately in this day in age, that can be the difference between

jones. >> yes. mr. chin. mr. haney. police vehicles >> yes. except items 8 and 9. >> k and 9. >> correct and 13. >> and 12 and 13. >> okay. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. thank you. thank you. item t consent calendar resolutions. those are south side of for board discussion i believe we have - >> commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell i located 7 things. >> these can all be taken together perhaps the gentleman can answer this for me. so i pulled those because their retro actually but contract we do year in and out for theist i want to find why >> good evening this is a first for me, i have not had to do this. i know that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell is very good at findings those things. but i want to apologize this should you have been on the last board meeting of june and it wasn't those restraining order that basically k things done every year for auditors and school services is an annual contract and the third one was kevin harper and we use him sporadicly. i was told they basically missed the end and this was submitted a mo

>> i don't have that power, mr and mrs jones, i wish i did. all i can do, and it's pretty check. >> given that awareness and that reality, if you could go back in time it that moment of 9/11 and moment when you were giving your special appointment in this way, would you recommend it again. is that the appropriate thing to do, to ask someone to have the wisdom of solomon, to put a price online. >> no, i think the 9/11 victim compensation fund was sound public policy, it was the right thing to do. policy makers realised that something had to be done because of this unprecedented historical tragedy in american history. i wouldn't replicate it. i wouldn't do it again. >> why? >> the idea that you are going to take public taxpayer money and compensate just these victims - bad things happen to good people every day in this country. there wasn't a katrina victim compensation fund. there wasn't a tornado or a hurricane compensation fund. no. i think the 9/11 fund should be viewed for what it was - a success, sound, don't do it again, not with public m

. ♪ mr. jones and many >> counting crows.e '90s with their hit single "mr. jones." their debut album catapulted them into stardom. ♪ maybe i'm in love >> this golden globe and grammy nominated band has sold over 20 million records worldwide known for their electrifying live performances and fronted by adam. this morning the band releases their seventh studio album. they last rocked the plaza in 2004 and we're thrilled to welcome them back to "today." and here they are performing their very first hit, ladies and gentlemen, counting crows. ♪ ♪ down at the new amsterdam ♪ staring at this yellow haired girl ♪ ♪ mr. jones strikes up a conversation with this black haired flamenco dancer ♪ ♪ she dances while his father plays guitar ♪ ♪ she's suddenly beautiful ♪ and we all want something beautiful ♪ ♪ hey, hey man ♪ i wish i was beautiful ♪ oh ♪ shalalala ♪ yeah ♪ cut up, maria ♪ show me some of them spanish dances ♪ ♪ and pass me a bottle, mr. jones ♪ ♪ baby, believe in me ♪ help me believe in anything ♪ cause i want to be someone

. >> mr. jones. 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 of officer fritz. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he e

one time i called up to her house her secretary said i'm sorry, mr. jonesss angelo is having her lurnch. we always called it lurnch, too. she is one of the greatest ladies i have ever known in my life. >> i pick maya as the greatest renaissance woman ever. for black men? paul and quincy jones. i can't imagine there is anybody who has done more than roekson has done, more than you have done. >> i'm just starting. >> you are. i always have to ask whether or not you think that all the stuff that you have done in so many genres you would have done had you still been able to play your trumpet? >> yes. >> you still would have done all of that? >> absolutely. something funny happened when i didn't have a mother. >> right. >> that's against the edifice concept. i watched in chicago, i watched 12 languages, went to boston university and had dementia. they took her away in a straight jacket with my younger brother crying. and they took her away and we never had a mother. and the second one that daddy came home with was like precious. she never called me by my name un

and i, who was the first black ballet dancer in new york city ballet, so we won scholarships from mrs. jonesoston. and she was just the most -- she was like my second mother, and she was just the best teacher in the world, so she directed us to new york city, and new york city ballet. so, that's how it got started. you know? i -- i won an audition to "call me madam." called and asked miss jones what she thought about it and asked my mother, and they said it's okay. so i veered from ballet to the theater. and i really appreciated so much of it, and i've been so busy. it's important that the kids stay busy. it's important that they have something to focus on. and something that they feel good about. and so i really attempted to be -- to enjoy my own life, but to be able to be some sort of guide. some sort of example so that the kids know that they can do it. somebody can do it, they can do it, you know? so, you know, i'm backed up with lots of good stuff. you know? good teachers. good friends. good angels. all sorts of good stuff. >> before i jump too fast, say a word to me, if you will, about

the problem for the interim person at the treasury, mr. jones, and then mr.ampbell is appointed as the fifth secretary. in june of 1815, they do it. they pass taxes on sugar on the carriages, license, wine, liquor, and stamps. go back to 1765, you know how we felt about a stamp tax. now we are putting one on our own citizens. what about the dreaded income tax? not yet. they cannot fault the treasury on an income tax. summer of 1813, there is a loan issued that works out, one of the few. a 12-year maturity at a deep discount. david parrish underwrites a big part of this. raised fairly easily. campbell will resign for health reason and be replaced by alexander dallas. february of 1814 they come in for a whopping sum again, $25 million approved by congress. the largest ever up to that time. this one is exceedingly difficult to sell. they put a 6% 12-year on it again. they do a huge haircut. there is recent scholarship that is not out yet. it will be out by the university of chicago press. it looks at these discounts. the effective yield got as high as 9.4% to ge

and the town council says, you know what, mr. jones, or mrs. anderson, you get 30 seconds. but now over here, we're going to give four hours to your opponent. would anyone consider that an exercise in democracy? oh, yes, the individuals get 30 seconds but the powerful entity, maybe the big landholder, gets four hours to make his or her case. that's not democracy. that's not "we, the people..." that's rules that are twisted to fix the game on behalf of the powerful against the people. and that's what citizens united represents. now, our system of government is such that it's essential that citizens believe that every citizen has a fair shot to participate, because if they don't believe that there is a fair shot, that, in fact, the premise of democracy "we, the people..." is destroyed. because why participate if the system is rigged? and that's what we're talking about, the rigging of the syst system. i think those five justices just simply haven't read the constitution, haven't read the first three words, don't understand the premise, the foundation, the heart of our system

looked at me and walked on past, and she glanced at the boulder and then she went over and talked to mr. jones. >> bill mitchell, a 30-year news veteran has covered many rock slides during his career, but none this big. >> and then she came back over and she said, why don't you guys move back a little ways. she said, i'm hearing things up on that mountain that really unnerve me. i said, what are you hearing? she said, i'm hearing pops and snaps and things that make me believe some more debris may come down. so we moved back about 20 yards at that time. >> i heard a sound that sounded like a car door slam. a really sharp rapport. i talked to steve, the county maintenance supervisor and said, have you heard this sound before? he said, yeah, we did indeed hear this before. i said, we have to get all this construction equipment stopped. we have to hear what's going on. >> they stopped the jackhammer and moved the construction and news crews even further back. >> vanessa goes on and she takes a look at the mountain and then she walks back and she's talking to some of the tdot personnel. and all of

mr. haney. complauf u ms. maufas. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. ms. jones mr. caan. you >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> thank you i'd like to welcome our new interim student elizabeth jones elizabeth do you want to say hello. >> yes hello, i'm elizabeth jones the student advisory i'm the bedroom student delegate and i'm looking forward to working with you all. >> thank you approval the board minutes of august 12, 2014, and the special meetings of june 20th. july 22nd, august 5th and august 19, 2014, may we have a motion and second thank you any corrections please call roll >> ms. jones. abstain >> august 12th only. >> mr. haney, ms. maufas. police vehicles. dr. murase. ms. norton yes on august 12th and august 19th. thank you and mr. sartipi's and president fewer >> thank you. presentations to the board of education this is our superintendant report superintendant carranza >> thank you president fewer and good evening to everyone here present

mr. jones hopes that justice is going to be served in this case. >> reporter: the south carolina department of public safety fired grub effort. the director says in part, i believe this case was an isolated incident in which mr. grubert reacted to a perceived threat when there was none. the officer faces a criminal trial and as many as 20 years in prison. >> jones is recovering after a stay in the hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. grubert posted a $75,000 bond wednesday night and is scheduled to appear in court october 24th. >>> right now at 5:00, the man accused of abducting a college student from fairfax county is on a plane bound for virginia. thousands of travelers stuck, hundreds of flights cancelled. how one man inside an faa building wrecked a busy friday for the nation's airlines. >>> plus, a redskins fan charged with drunk driving after hitting a player and his family. you're going to hear what the fan had to say when we knocked on his door. >>> but first, a developing

mr. jones. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina is recognized for two minutes. mr. jones: i want to thank the sharme for his leadership on -- the chairman for his leadership on this amendment, even though i can't support it. all i can say is, here we go again, sending troops and money for what can become a war without end. where is the greater middle east commitment to combat this threat? why are they not providing the greater resource commitment to defend their own countries? is it not ridiculous that the united states borrows money to buy friendship, buys arms and train those who could today be our friends and tomorrow be our enemies? a former commandant of the marine corps recently asked me this question and i now ask the house of representatives, are we simply arming and training a -- another taliban? that is from a former commandant of the marine corps. we all agree this is a difficult and challenging issue. but a strategy with no end state is a failed strategy. and i

but mr. jones says he did not really see that as an apology. he said it was too fast and didn't sound sincere. he said his children were trauma tides. here's a statement from the oakland fire chief. the chief says that pretty much a summary here saying that it's traumatizing for the two kids and she hopes the two kids will forget this experience fairly soon. so we are going to have more information on this later on in our newscast. for now i'll send it back to you, allen. >> da lin in oakland, thank you. chief jones filed a complaint against that police officer. now, the oakland police department's internal affairs division has the video you saw and it's investigating. >>> california fought the good fight but tonight it appears that tesla's $5 billion battery "giga factory" and its thousands of jobs will end up just out of our reach in nevada. kpix 5's len ramirez is at tesla headquarters in fremont. len. >> reporter: veronica, when you talk about the "giga factory," you talk about a big prize that any state or region would want because of all

mr. jones. >> mr. secretary november 2005 as a senator you penned an article in foreign affairs magazine asserting that vietnam was a national tragedy partly because members of congress failed the country come or remain silent and lack the courage to challenge the administration in power until was too late. he wrote and i quote to not question your government is unpatriotic. america owes its men and women in uniform a policy worthy of their sacrifice. these are your words mr. secretary. in the past you informed america that many in in the middle east css is obstacle and an aggressor in an occupier. you wrote our cause is our source of significant friction in the region and we are at the same time both destabilizing and destabilizing force in the middle east. also you said, you described a fear of the uncontrollable, the unpredictable consequences of military action. you stated how many of us really know and understand iraq, the country, and history the people in the role of the arab world. you have ass

mr. haney. complauf u ms. maufas. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. ms. jones mr. caan. thank you >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all >> thank you i'd like to welcome our new interim student elizabeth jones elizabeth do you want to say hello. >> yes hello, i'm elizabeth jones the student

mr. haney. complauf u ms. maufas. dr. murase. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. ms. jones mr. caan. thank you >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance.

jones. mr. chin. mr. haney. ms. maufas. police vehicles. ms. norton. ms. wynns. president fewer. 6 i's >> thank you very much. okay. so we're going to be looking for the plan superintendent. okay. so this is new revisions to the board policy community remittance uniform and complaints do we we have a motion and a second >> this is already gone through committee thus this is held over for the next board meeting. board members proposals none together. board member's reports. are there any board member's reports >> commissioner. >> no on august 14th we rectified two informational items supporting equality in student assignments which president fewer mentioned earlier the consideration has been postponed and looked at the process for the willie brown junior middle school. thank you very much commissioner wynns >> i'd like to talk about the elective meeting we talked about the budget and reviewed again, the possessions we've taken on bills pending in the legislation cob now they've been made available to you, we didn't change my positions so you can review them to ref

gentlelady yields back, mr. jones. >> mr.ecretary, in november 2005 as a senator, you pinned an article in foreign affairs magazine asserting that vietnam was a national tragedy partly because members of congress failed their country, remained silent and lacked the courage to challenge the administration in power until it was too late. you wrote and i quote to question your government is not unpatriotic. to not question your government is unpatriotic. america owes its men and women in uniform a policy worthy of their sacrifice. these are your words, mr. secretary. in the past, you informed america that many in the middle east see us as an obstacle of peace and an aggressor and occupier. you wrote that our policies are a source of significant friction in the region and that we are at the same time both a stabilizing and de-stabilizing force in the middle east. also, you said, you described a fear of the uncontrollable. the unpredictable consequences of military action. you stated how many of us really know and understand iraq?

. >> mr. jones was trying to comply with the trooper's orders. he tried to explain that after the trooper told him why he had shot him. >> the department of public safety immediately opened an investigation into the shooting and last friday fired the 31-year-old trooper. in a statement the department said groubert's actions rose to such an extent that he should be terminated and protocol was not followed in this case. he joined the force in 2005 but left in 2009 to work for the richland county sheriff's department. he rejoined the department in 2012. that year he was involved in a police pursuit following a traffic stop near a bank. the suspect opened fire on the police. groubert woulded the suspect and was awarded a medal of valor. he's due back in court next month. if convicted he face 20s years in state prison. levar jones is recovering from his injuries at home and is expected to make a full recovery. charlie? >> thanks. >>> more trouble with the nfl. a law enforcement official says he sent the video of ray race punching his bride-to-be to th

. >> mr. jones was only trying to comply. he was trying to do what was right. he tried to explain that several times after the trooper told him why he had shot him. >> reporter: the south carolina department of public safety immediately opened an investigation into the shooting and last friday fired the 31-year-old trooper. in a statement, the department said groubert's actions quote, rose to such an extent that his employment with us must be terminated and that protocol was not followed in this case. records indicate he joined the force in 2005, but left in 2009 to work for the richland county sheriff's office. that year, groubert was involved in a police pursuit following a traffic stop near a bank. the suspect opened fire on police. groubert wounded the suspect and was awarded the medal of valor. groubert was released on $75,000 bond. if convicted, he faces 20 years in state prison. lavaa jones is recovering from his injuries at home and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> more troubling allegations against the nfl. a law enforcement official claims he

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we have absolutely no interest in what mrs. jones or her foreign counterpart is cooking for dinner. but in targeting and collecting foreign intelligence information, we can't avoid collecting irrelevant information because of the way the communications flow. one of my colleagues at odni phrased it as there is no such thing as immaculate collection. there are two ways to deal with this problem. one is to say the risks for privacy are so great we ought to bar certain kinds of collection all together. the other is the approach to say we are going to permit the collection. but we are going to impose stringent regulations on how to use data to ensure it is not used inappropriately. it probably won't surprise anybody in the room given my current position that i favor the latter approach over the former. i think it's unwise in the current security environment to say that the power of government is so great and the risk of surveillance so substantial that we should bar and prevent us from collecting this information, particularly since we know our adversaries aren't so restrained. we cannot

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mr. billy jones. >> fighting for the family farmer. >> get that leg up higher than you think. >> i do ballet five times a week. >> i'm so dead right now. >> i realize i can't imagine my life without dance. >> 1-2-3 four. >> we begin with america's struggling, trying to find allies. a conflict some members of the obama administration but not all have begun to call a war. secretary of state john kerry met with turkey leaders to discuss that country's place in the coalition. >> we talked about the urgency of dealing with i.s.i.l, the urgency of dealing with the support of the government of iraq. >> but turkey again, refused to allow its forces to be used, the leaders of ten arab states kerry also met with failed to make commitments. meantime, the administration failed to get its act together, whether it's in war. >> continue terrorism efforts can take a long time. i think war is the wrong reference term with respect to that. >> that was secretary kerry. suddenly on friday, the message seemed to change. >> the same way we are at war with al qaeda and its affiliates around the globe, we are at wa