>> robert jones. >> robert jones? >> uh-huh. am i not supposed to be on the tracks?he problem right now. what's your address? >> i don't have an address. i'm at the hotel. we're working on houses and stuff like that, roofing. >> the police officer seems to believe the man's story, that he's a roofer staying at a nearby motel. but he's not 100% sure and questions the man further. it turns out the man is mcnair, the exact person the police are looking for. but the smooth-talking criminal is able to fool the cop. the man tells the police officer that he has a brother who can back up his claims. >> call my little brother, man. >> all right. let me just verify. he says his brother is staying at the motel. let me verify that. if so, i'll just cut him loose. all right, thanks. >> but the officer never checks, and instead, seems to take a casual attitude. >> you know the bad thing about it? you're matching up to him. >> that sucks, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> the officer notices the man's legs are scraped. >> did you go through a brier patch or something? >> yeah, roofing. i alw

chief judge, robert c. jones104 page ruling ordering the government to renew their permit. he also found that the government conspired to deprive them of their rights. this shocked the conscience of the court. >> he said that several times that shocked the conscience of the court and it shock his own. >> they did find instances where they had cattle run onto federal land. the cost of the damage $165.88 it was a long time vindication and win for all farm rtz fighting for property rights but they still haven't had their permits re renewed and they're still fighting the case. do you think they'll back off? >> i don't think they will. i asked the attorney if they would and he said no we're the 9th district and we always win. and if the latest court ruling stands, they never will win. we talked to the forest service to get their side of the story but they wouldn't talk to fox news. they said quote since the appeals process is ongoing, the blm will not engage in conversations that could effect the outcome. the blm -- t

cleave judge robert c. jones of the u.s.court there nevada filed this 104-page ruling ordering the government to renew their permits. he also found that the government pressured business associates not to do business with them. and officials conspired to deprive the hages of their water rights. >> the judge said some things done by the u.s. forest service shocked the conscience of the court. >> he said that several times it shocked the cop sense of the court and it shocked his own. >> the court did find instances where the hages willfully allowed cattle to wander on to unpermitted federal land. $156.88, the cost of the damage. it was a long awaited vindication and historic ruling for all western ranchers fighting for property rights. though the hages won back their rights they haven't still had their permits renewed. meanwhile the u.s. is appealing the case. >> do you have reason to believe they'll back off? >> i don't think they'll back off. the department of justice attorney. said, are you interested in settling the case?

the chief judge robert c. jones said the u.s.urt of nevada filed this 100 page ruling ordering them to renew their permits. he also found the government pressured hage business associates not to do business with them and officials conspired to deprive the hags of their vested water rights. >> the judge aid some of the things done by agents of the bureau of land management and u.s. forest service shocked the conscience of the court. he said that several times it shocked the conscience of the court and that it shocked his own. >> the court found instances where the hags willfully allowed cattle to wander on to unpermitted federal lands. the cost of the damage $165.88. it was a long-awaited vindication and a historic ruling for all western arch ra -- ranchers fighting for property rights. even though the hags won back their rights they still haven't had their permits renewed. meanwhile the u.s. is appealing the case. >> do you have any reason to believe they will back off? >> i don't think they will back off. the department of justi

. >> robert, thank you for that report on an old friend, paul tudor jones. doesn't return my calls anymore though. >> he's too busy giving t.e.d. talks. we have reaction from kevin o'leary. first, kevin what are your thoughts on this? obviously just the latest in a number of billionaire that is have been warning about the wealth gap in this country. >> well it's a great philosophical debate but the core issue is the dna of a corporation is the basis upon how we build our capital society is not to solve society's problems. it's so solve customers' problems and provide returns to its shareholders. whenever you try to contort the

at john paul jones arena in charlottesville dianne roberts. >>> redskins are expected to add more defensive line help. reports have steven pia getting a deal. 40 starts over four years with the chicago bears was the second round pick in 2011. and the 26-year-old recently had triplets. so you've got to think not only is he hungry but his kids are hungry too. >>> gio gonzalez debuts for the nats. it was 84 in viera. gio striking out one in two innings of work. they lose to the braves 2-1. >> i believe we've got redskins news already. >> the new gm doing it. we like it . >> let's hope that means there's good stuff coming. >> i'm just going to believe. >> that's optimism. we like this derek mcginty. >> we got to >> pelley: the university of oklahoma shuts down a fraternity over a racist chant caught on video. >> these people have acted in a way that is absolutely reprehensible and disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight hundreds protest after a white police officer fatally shoots an unarmed black teenager. a cloak and jagger story. who poisoned jagger the belgian show dog? and before texting there

. >>> and earlier another comeback as robert morris rallied from a 13-point second half deficit to defeat north florida, 81-77. lucky jonesshed with 21 points for the colonials last night. robert morris meets top seeded duke friday night. >>> tens of millions are trying to predict the tourn meant winner filling out brackets. how do yours stack up to president obama's this year? the president's final four includes arizona and duke but he's going with undefeated kentucky to beat villanova in the championship game. >> what's harder, to be the favorite or to be the underdog? >> it's nice being a little bit of the underdog because you have less less. >> what were you? >> i was a third or fourth seed but i was scrappy. >> it should be noted the president hasn't picked the winner since his first year in office when north carolina won the national championship. >>> the round of 64 kicks off this afternoon on cbs at 12:15 eastern when noter tame plays northeastern. coverage continues through prime time when undefeated kentucky plays hampton. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," consumer reports on the pestici

robert menendez. >>> plus, saving indiana jones.e star harrison ford was luck inoff to crash his plane in front of a surgeon. >> it's reasonable to say he was trying to get a sense of where he was and what was happening. >> we'll take you to the hospital to see hour harrison ford is recovering and it's a key moment in the fight to take back tikrit. a local gov expects iraqi troops to reach the city presumably with iranian forces7* side. let's get to it. >> breaking news, live from the fox news deck. >> that breaking news the feds are planning to file corruption charges against the new jersey democratic senator robert menendez, according to most recently to the reporting of the "wall street journal" after cnn broke the story. the justice department plans to accuse him of using his senate office to push the interests of a democratic donor and friend in exchange for gifts. in other wordses, a quid pro quo. we're told the case centers on the senator's relationship with an eye doctor from florida. the charges reportedlymq involve plane t

robert menendez. >>> plus, saving indiana jones.ison ford was luck inoff to crash his plane in front of a surgeon. >> it's reasonable to say he was trying to get a sense of where he was and what was happening. >> we'll take you to the hospital to see hour harrison ford is recovering and it's a key moment in the fight to take back tikrit. a local gov expect

robert. >> great. it's why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. ♪ building aircraft, the likes ofd has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. martha: a bad crash at the finish line of a woman's bike race in europe apparently was caused by a spectator. watch, the right-hand side of the screen. biker was trying to pass. watch this down she goes. a man reached out and apparently grabbed her handlebars according to people who have taken a very close look at this video. you can see that reach out. very odd. she flew head first over the bike. broke her collarbone. lauren rowney. she later tweeted thank you for your well-wishes. try to get back to you all. hard with one arm. on my way to hamburg for treatment. organizers of the race are launching an investigation into what happened. bill: that is just not right. stocks are lower but nothing to do with the next story. new reports that the fbi is investigating a hedge fund for manipulation of a popular health company. stuart varney from the fox business network with me now. good morning to you.

. >> jones denied any involvement in the murder and said he bought the gun from an acquaintance, robertn, a man well known to law enforcement. >> he had no occupation and he supported himself by stealing, robbing houses, stealing from people outside of restaurants and that type of thing. he had a long record of robberies and use of narcotics. >> robert cowan also had a partner in crime, his brother gerald. >> the brothers were involved in criminal activity, a lot of small-time stuff, public drunk, a lot of narcotics usage, some assaults. >> forensic scientists tested cliff's gun to see if it was the one used in his murder. the gun was test fired into a tub of water. as bullets go through the barrel, the lands and grooves which make the bullet spin leave marks on the outside of the bullet. >> they will design the barrel to have a certain direction of twists, a certain number of lands and grooves, a certain measurement for those lands and grooves, so those are intentionally put in by the manufacturer. >> surprisingly, when the bullets from cliff's gun were compared to the guns from cliff'

>>stanley roberts: someone is slowly dismantling their boats. mrs. stephen jonesactly what is missing from the dock. just off third street bridge in san francisco that this look familiar your right is rotted copper co where what was here the men arrived use one of the copper co tyrant that tell the story is set to have witnesses that place is one of the fires at the boat dock the uses boat and then take the tear apart. they claim damages may be anywhere from $10,000 over the $20,000 because specific pieces have to be manufactured self of 45¢ a pound to almost 05 dollars a scrap aluminum but to replace it if liberal arts is 10,000 times more so is the puc is looking for security measures to find that list is meant to the pier was will include security cameras and possibly change the hours for the record is a public dock but the puc build this local gold closed user id that being said the sentences the office are investigating they're caught it will be a to a jury of their peers to determine guilt. instead francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >>reporter: a kid wil

robert? >> hey bill. he's the latest billionaire to warn about the wealth gap. paul tudor jonesis week that ine inequality in america is off the charts. he said the gap cannot and will not persist. he said inequality usually ends one of three ways war, revolution, or higher taxes. he said none of which is on my bucket list. jones put most of the blame on companies and their focus on quarterly earnings profits, and share price that he calls a disastrous marketmania. he said it's like we ripped the humanity out of our companies. it's threatening the very underpinnings of our society. jones emphasized that he's a proud capitalist but he is forming a nonprofit called just capital to bring more justness to companies. he's the founder of the robin hood charity, and this speech comes just a week after protesters gathered outside of his mansion in green witchwich, connecticut, accusing him of being an extreme right wing billionaire. >> robert, thank you for that report on an old friend, paul tudor jones. doesn't return my calls anymore though. >> he's too busy giving t.e.d. talks. we ha

robert: gw women, no problems whatsoever with george mason this afternoon. a solid game. the colonials blowout the patriots 80-35. when you have somebody like jonesyour squad, not much to do. acc, uva end eighth-ranked louisville. cavs up 5, to the foul line, the jumper, virginia upsets louisville 75-59. baseball the nats will open the spring season thursday. they are into full squad workout. everybody understands it starts in the spring. this is where you have to get the little things out of the way right now. it is time for second-year skipper matt williams to start evaluations. >> we establish the way that we want to play the game, and they hold themselves accountable and do with that way. what i can evaluate in the scenarios is are we doing it right, working hard enough, is everybody's attention to detail there. robert: in ba rockets-cavs. third quarter, lebron and harden get into it. he kicks him in a sensitive area. when it came down to the wire, lebron gets fouled on the drive, the rocket. now he has to hit one to tie it. he would miss both, and the rockets hold on, thriller, 105-103. jimmie johnson holds off kevin harvick to win the nasca

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dow jones is reporting that federal investigators are prepared to bring corruption charges against senator roberthey've been investigating him for more than two years. right now though, there are no specific accusations, but we'll stay on top of that breaking story and let you know when we have more details. nearly one year from the mysterious disappearance of flight mh370, the world is still no closer to knowing exactly what happened to the asian planes. new findings on the disaster is causing a stir worldwide. the theory claims that russian president vladimir putin orchestrated a hijacking that took it north to kazakhstan. jeff weiss joins us now. to explain this controversial theory. you have a new book out. a lot of people are talking about this. number one, you think somebody possibly tampered with the satellite data. what makes you think that? >> all we know are these satellite pings that were exchanged between the plane and the satellite over the course of six hours. that's all we have. no floating debris. nothing on the seabed. nothing. if you look at the math of those pings, it unequivoc

jones. oklahoma congressman tom coal. steve inskeep, host of npr's morning edition, and our own cokie roberts. want to start with you. >> i covered the story like a cheap suit. >> does the country reassess what happened 0 years soog? how are we supposed to look that? >> i think people bring to it whatever prejudices they already had. in her case, look she clearly wants to be in the limelight. you don't do this unless you want to be in the limelight. if she's using the limelight for a good cause, more power to her. i was kind of struck listening to her talk about how awful the internet can be the social media, the bullying because it was very similar to what the romney family said about not running for president again. you know, it's brutal out there. >> steve, what about the message of cyber bullying and shaming. is it the right message? >> it's a very real thing. we're expecting to interview an author with an entire book about the culture of shaming. the way people can be flamd a moment. i twachd ted talk. it's rather interesting. she's reemping out and talking about other people and other pe

we saw robert reich saying that warren should run, van jones, hundreds of thousands of people are callingng momentum, and we're going to keep doing that till we can convince her to get in the race. >> all right. erica sagrans, ready for warren thanks for joining us. appreciate that. >>> still ahead, how did it go this weekend in new hampshire? we're going to talk with a former governor from the state, john sununu who met with scott walker and jeb bush this weekend. >>> next, the part san divide about about isis boils one to one key sound bite this week. >> i believe that much of our strategy with regards to isis is being driven by a desire not to upset iran so that they don't walk away from the negotiating table on the deal that you're working on. tell me why i'm wrong. >> because the facts completely contradict that. >> the rest of that exchange and what it means for national security. that's when we come back. the volkswagen passat handles like a dream. go ahead... step on it. yeah? yeah! that turbo engine packs a punch, right? oh yeah. pinch me. okay... and on passat models you can get

reporting live in santa clara, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. [ bell ringing ] >>> finally, some reason to cheer. u.s. stocks rose significantly today. the dow jones gained 241 points. the nasdaq is also up. stocks have slumped all month on speculation the feds could raise its benchmark interest rate as soon as june. the rate has been close to zero since the crash of 2008 in order to help the economy recover. >>> fighting for business. florida's governor is looking to lure business away from california's ports. republican rick scott sent a letter to shipping companies today urging them to ship their operations to his state of florida. the move comes after months of long labor disputes at ports up and down the west coast. this includes the post of oakland. governor scott announced during his inaugural address in january he would be touring several states in an effort to persuade businesses to relocate. he's due to visit california this april. >>> a silicon valley company that collects genetic information now wants to use that information to fight diseases. it's cutting edge technology but at what cost to your privacy? our business and tech reporter

jones is at the scene where the pain is so fresh for many. >> reporter: just below the windows of the game stop store, those windows blown out from gunfire, sits the memorial for officer robert william iii. the 22nd district is back to work. the community vows to help them heal. >> see you in heaven. >> lightning words from a child. with sensitive ears always listening here at the scene of last week's adults gun battle. home now to this heartfelt memorial. >> when i say we you say care. we! >> care! >> we! >> care! >> he runs a community outreach for officer robert wilson iii. >> he was from the community. his kids are suffering today. especially his son. i don't like saying this. but i have to say it for him. happy birthday. >> reporter: officer wilson's son turned 10 years old today. commissioner ramsey was by his side. >> i don't begin to know what to say. >> reporter: councilmen aid the children and the late fellow's officer children. as they endure so do does the investigation. these two brothers charged with murdering the officer had eight prior arrests. >> i don't want to point fingers or whatever. the only people responsible for the death of officer wilson are the tw

last night, robert morris fell behind north florida a florida team, down 13 in the second half. a man by the name of lucky joneshe game and now get duke tomorrow night. then dayton playing on their home court. it just kind of worked out that way. they are playing against boise state for the last place in the field of 64. flyers undefeated at home this season. they wowed the crowd which is pretty much all of the dayton flyers game. it was fantastic. next up they have to take on providence tomorrow night. not too far away but that was the last play you are seeing there. some controversy there, should that have been a call. >> why do they give you the sports to read today? >> because it's march madness and this is not your thing. it's just not. >> guess what, i do have sports. >> iditarod. that's a sport. >> i have dog racers. >> do that sportscast. do it. >> enjoy some indoors today. sporting events and that's another -- there you go. look at this. early yesterday, crossed the finish line in nome, alaska winning the race for the third time in four years. it earned him 70 grand and a new pickup truck. in second pl

roberts. topping the hour on msnbc live the university of oklahoma racist scandal, steven jones, the former attorneychapter of the fraternity. he will hold a news conference at 3:30 this afternoon. the national chapter said they have not retained representation nor do we pursue any action against the university of oklahoma. after black and white members of the o.u. football team took to the field last night in silent protest putting unit ahead of practice. >> it is their feeling this might not just be in oklahoma it is fair to say it is almost everywhere. and these guys don't want to stand for it any more. >> the entire message we wanted to portray is coming together. it is about change not just in our locker room and on this campus but nationwide. >> nbc's gabe guiterrez is in norman, oklahoma, so tell us what the national s.a.e. side of this is saying about what the local chapter is saying about suing the university now. >> reporter: the national organization has distanted itself quite a bit -- distant distantanced itself from the local fraternity and haven't engaged itself from the local chapter

cnbc contributor and invest net head czarzachary karabell and robert frank and also with the news of apple joining the dow jones tim seymour and jim burnham. john, a big shareholder of apple. one of the few stocks that went higher. it will replace at that time&t in the dow. what does it mean to you, john, as a shareholder? >> all i can say is i think it's about time that apple came in the dow. it's the world's biggest company today, and i think it's a great thing. i don't know how much it actually means to apple. i think it would be a biggser deal if it were joining the s&p which it's already in. it means some people need to buy the stock who need to own dow jones stocks. i don't think it means much to apple except it's the biggest company in the world. >> eric what do you think it will mean to the dow? >> i don't think physical mean that much because technology will represent 17%. industrial is still 20%. that's the biggest sector. financials at 16%. they were able to get it in because of the visa stock split. >> you were saying though as well for a lot of people it's going to be apple and goldman which are mo

robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> other news now, hold ton your 401(k), the markets took a dive today. that's the closethe closing bell. the dow jones down 330 points. there is a worry of a rise in interest rates. >> ellen powell reveals new details in the gender discrimination trial. she is suing former bosses for millions. today her opponents had a chance to challenge her accusations of a high dollar boys club. mark matthews joins us more on what was revealed today. mark? >> reporter: well, the trial changed dramatically as lynn hermy representing perkins got into ellen powell's version of events. often powell was -- her detailed answers coming on direct testimony today that tenor was down to just one or two-word answers. often she said she just couldn't remember. helen powell filing her lawsuit against perkins in 2012 while still working at the firm. she said she didn't try to publicize the case but attorney lynn hermy confronted the names of two reporters she lunched with in days following the filing both reporters were in the courtroom covering the trial. powell admit shed never asked to see the firm's discrimination and harass

robert likes not having girls as a distraction. >> i have the highest grade in my class. i've held that record for a while now. >> math teacher allison jonesting the single-sx class in its first year. it's made up of middle schoolers with problems low motivation or help with grades. >> they need an extra support, a push someone who believes in them. we're giving them confidence. >> student performance has dramatically increased. they say at the end of seventh grade, the average stunlt gpa was 0.6. that number has gone up to 1.6, halfway through eighth grade. >> this year i look forward to stuff more. last year i was in trouble all the time. i had failing grades. i had three fs last year a bunch. but this year, i came in math and ms. jones helped me with math and she's been a good tutor. >> i think it's good there's not girls in there for these kids. they are the social ones. they love to talk and they love the ladies. i think it's good they're not in there with them. >> allowing these boys to concentrate on solving problems and making the grades. >> interesting. we'll be right back. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! w

. >> robert paul joined up with leslie's group just before that bridge crossing. he had been a security guard for jim jones. >> at first he was so good and then all that evil came down. i thought i'd met god. but i met satan. >> paul and another man also left that morning. the trek through the jungle was exhausting for everyone. >> it was hard. it was hard. we was really tired. >> how difficult was the walk carrying a child on your back? >> oh -- >> three other little kids. >> it was a tough walk. but then, too, it wasn't a -- it was a freedom walk. it was a walk to freedom. >> a passing train stopped and gave leslie's group, now 11 people in all, a ride over the last several miles. when they came to the end of the line in the town of matthews ridge, suddenly they came face to face with more fear. >> walk up to the police station and then we have guns drawn on us. we don't know why. the captain proceeds to tell us there's been shootings in port kaituma. >> coming up, the last hours of congressman leo ryan and the reverend jim jones. ♪ if you want a paint with no harsh fumes. if you want a paint without har

robert papp. he's u.s. representative for the region from the brookings institution. this is an hour. >> good morning everybody. welcome. my name is bruce jones. i'm delighted to welcome you all here today. before we begin, i'd like to acknowledge and thank charlie and tim from our energy security initiative who organized this event and i'd also like to acknowledge and thank commander jason, a federal executive fellow from the coast guard here at brookings. he's been a terrific colleague over the last several months. admiral, i know you're ready to steal him back soon but i hope we can borrow him again sometime down the road. >>> as all of you know, in april, the united states will assume the chairmanship of the arctic council for two years. we go back about five years i would say there were two things that were true. one, not that many people had heard of the arctic council. and, two, people writing about the arctic council were writing about it in real saber-rattling terms. there was going to be clashes between those dangerous nations, the canadians and others. i'm kacanadian, monday other things, so i can say that. of course, the most dire

robert wilson. >>> it is the round of 32 in the ncaa men's tournament today. villanova takes on number eight nc state tonight. we'll check in with nbc 10's keith jonesle of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. ♪ >>> welcome to the "today" show baby. >> we're west virginia girls in nyc. >> from the "today" show plaza. >> i came from germany. >> hi mom. >> all the way from tennessee to nyc. ♪ >> super excited. wow. could it be there are people from connecticut in the crowd? what's up home state? love that. we are back on this saturday morning. it is march 21st 2015. that's what we're talking about. huge amazing crowd on the plaza. the first full day of spring. totally feels like it. >> jackpot. >> warmer. >> gloves and hand warmers in our pockets. we have had a basketball team there with our open of this half hour. we're going to reveal our picks because we did brackets. sheinelle and i have a similar strategy for picking teams. you should listen. you may want to borrow this next year. >> are you taking it seriously? >> we take everything seriously craig. we will reveal all of that including wofford. >> wofford college. shortest team i

robert lee says a political solution is the only way or work in a and a stand. prolonging the military rule will not be the way for peace. then you have walter jones saying more time in afghanistan will be worth the waste and taxpayer dollars? center roger wicker " the hard-fought gains we have made in #anna stand should be protect it just as vigorously as if they were won." thomas, democratic caller. ahead. caller: good morning. you opened up this segment with this right from john boehner about obama''s mistakes in iraq. let me tell you something about mr. weiner. it is mentioned not be trusted with the keys t the constant straino a car. between netanyahu in the white house, the president was getting his last state of the union address and knew what was on his mind. this man cannot be trusted. there should be a federal investigation into the whole republican house. host: dearborn heights, it indiana, independent color i think. go ahead. caller: how are you doing? i wanted to give a broader perspective. what has then going on is since the carter administration we have been supporting islamic terrorism which has destroyed the rights of women in afg