>> robert jones. >> robert jones? >> uh-huh. am i not supposed to be on the tracks?no, that's not the 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

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roberts in 2009. she was involved in the whitewater investigation and the public jones lawsuit against president clinton in the 1990's. [applause] susan webber wright: thank you for the nice introduction. congratulations to all of you law students who are now law graduates. congratulations to the many family members and friends who helped you get where you are today. i know there has been much sacrifice and much joy as a result of today. this school has produced numerous outstanding lawyers some of whom are here today. many are prominent members of the bar and our community. you can be proud of your institutions and proud of yourselves. soon, you will be taking the bar exam and please accept my best wishes for your success on that exam. you will become licensed attorneys who will be sworn in by judges to be members of the bar. the attorneys of in our court includes a promise to support and defend the constitution of the united states. today, instead of focusing on the typical graduation topics of professionalism and ethics and our associations, i want to focus on the unique role lawyers play in our cons

roberts in 2009. she was involved in the whitewater investigation and the public jones lawsuit against president clinton in the 1990's. [applause] susan webber wright: thank you for the nice introduction. congratulations to all of you law students who are now law graduates.

. >> i'm thomas roberts in for lester. sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer are here. we have a great morning here because it is fleet week. we have the men and women of the armed services on the plaza looking sharp. >> we love. that what a great way to start this. this is the unofficial start of summer. we don't want to forget the reason we have memorial day and thank the men and women who are serving. looking forward to seeing them in a bit. >> we will have a tug-of-war battle coming up this morning. >> and we also have an on-set battle with the stripes and solids. we will break it all down and have winners by 9:00. >>> we want to get to the top story this morning. potential for record-breaking flooding in the south. parts of texas could see up to 10 inches when it is said and done. this morning, residents are preparing for the worst. nbc's mark potter is in wichita falls, texas. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. you can see the rising flood waters here. racing through here about a half mile from downtown. this is normally a bike path. the river i

walter jones and jim mcgovern. this is robert in georgia who is a democrat. caller: thank you. can get to questions out in 30 seconds. can you tell me if you believe the special forces and intelligence were the most likely cause or ability for getting the people they wanted to get in al qaeda in afghanistan? it was sold that we need to send troops and. -- in. for iraq, it was weapons of mass distraction. -- destruction. there was a boat held on that. we sent regular troops in there. you were talking as if you were proud of that vote. are you? guest: no, i was not proud of that book. it was one of them worst mistakes i've made. the administration was misleading, manipulating intelligence a lie about the iraq war. it doesn't do my heart any good but i show god that i regret my vote. i will go to my grave regretting that vote, quite frankly. guest: you are right. we got osama bin laden with a well-trained group of special forces, navy seals got them in pakistan -- him in pakistan. we ought to go after the bad guys, but how you do it is something we ought to discuss. i would argue

reason for us to be in the middle of every war going -- >> host: that is robert in michigan to this is the response from walter jones. >> guest: i want to thank robert because that's exactly what jim and i are grateful to you do have us on the show today. we are going to be in afghanistan for nine more years. it was an agreement that president obama has signed with mr. gandhi, the new president of afghanistan. for nine more years of life limb and money. we have not had a discussion on that. and 90 agreement with a foreign country to have a to present and help them rebuild their roads and street and we can't build on roads and streets spending billions of dollars every month because we are so frustrated. >> guest: you are 100% correct. house of representatives mr. jones come is this a different than the congress being involved in the iranian negotiations, the iranian deal negotiation? >> guest: well, peter, i think the president should have the latitude to that the ongoing negotiations which and i might agree or might not agree. i think we do have a role. once they complete if they should complete this agreement then

. >> hi everybody, i'm thomas roberts in for lester alongside chenille jones and dylan dryer. nose ready. in solidarity with matt. >> out at femme way a nice crowd behind you. at fenway park. yeah got nice people here, it is very hard to in these red noses, as we were saying, but a nice crowd, perfect, perfect day for a bike ride. we will tell you more about that when i see you in a couple of minutes. but it's all for red nose day, a great cause. >> s looking intoed to chatting with you more coming up. >>> we want to begin with our top story and it is about the weather, another weekend of severe weather bringing ominous scenes like this one to the city of oklahoma oklahoma city. twisters across the country caught on camera and nbc's john yang is there in oklahoma city this morning. john good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. for the second straight weekend, thousands of people across the midwest are waking up this morning without power after a night of violent weather. at least 19 tornadoes reported from texas as far north as minnesota. another tense night acr

walter jones and jim mcgovern. this is robert in georgia who is a democrat. caller: thank you. to questions out in 30 seconds. can you tell me if you believe the special forces and intelligence were the most likely cause or ability for getting the people they wanted to get in al qaeda in afghanistan? it was sold that we need to send troops and. -- in. for iraq, it was weapons of mass distraction. -- destruction. there was a boat held on that. we sent regular troops in there. you were talking as if you were proud of that vote. are you? guest: no, i was not proud of that book. it was one of them worst mistakes i've made. the administration was misleading, manipulating intelligence a lie about the iraq war. it doesn't do my heart any good but i show god that i regret my vote. i will go to my grave regretting that vote, quite frankly. guest: you are right. we got osama bin laden with a well-trained group of special forces, navy seals got them in pakistan -- him in pakistan. we ought to go after the bad guys, but how you do it is something we ought to discuss. i would argue that our

think we have very strong signals not just from justice sotomayor's concurrence in jones but even in riley when justice roberts was talking about the things that made a cell phone so private, he was talking about apps. the information we put into apps. he was talking about information that is necessarily shared with third parties. and clearly there is an implicit recognition that that privacy was there despite having shared this information with third parties. so i don't see how that doctrine can continue to exist in its current form. or i shouldn't say its current form. but in the fisa courts' interpretation of it. >> i'll just say quickly i love what's going on at the state level when it comes to privacy. virginia and in particular the aclu of virginia has been at the forefront of a lot of that. we've been reading about your work on stingrays, for example. i think that state -- oh yeah. i think that state constitutions are some of the most exciting places to go. i'd be happy to work with you or talk to you about that offline. i don't actually think it's that difficult. just a little tricky because if the sta

ron jones of our sister decision in sacramento talks to one lawmaker, who calls traffic enforcement voodoo. >> the system of fines is wrong. period. there is no gray line here. >> reporter: robert hertzberg of van nuys doesn't mince words about our state's traffic violation system. >> you go out there now and they play gotcha games. that's why people hate government so much! >> reporter: he and other lawmakers are demanding penalty reform. they believe many drivers are paying unnecessary fees for violations such as broken taillights and nonviolent moving violations. according to the state legislative analyst's office a basic stop sign ticket in california starts at about $35. but if you factor in a state surcharge, state county penalty assessment fees and other court costs that $35 ticket has now ballooned to $238! >> and then if you don't show up in court it becomes $800! and you lose your license! >> i plead not guilty. >> reporter: michael gory got a ticket in sacramento for running a red light and says he may have to pay hundreds above the initial penalty. >> it's extreme. >> driver's license, registration and insurance card. >> reporter: a new study by several bay area law

jones and more than half worry about losing their wealth. you can read the whole story on cnbc.com. >> kayla? >> thank, ty and robert.lava lake in an active hawaiian volcano overflowing for the first time in a century. we will tell you all about it. power lunch is back in two. plus revolutionary start ups and cutting edge ideas from around the world. cnbc brings you live coverage from the 2015 conference in miami. among our big guests, pit bull is coming up on closing bell. we are back in a minute. ♪ ♪ call 1-800-royal caribbean or your travel agent today ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ♪ . >> suv's and cross overs are america's favorite cars. when you are asked what matters most when you go car shopping 33% said price point, 23% said

robert jordan comes back to us. he'll tell us whether this is all over the nuclear negotiations with eye ran. this new king. he's his own man, that's for sure. >>> the dow jones industrial average giving up some of its gains, down 100 points now. half of 1%. the s&p down 11. the nasdaq also down 11. and, bill can't comfortable break that 5,000 level. what's it's been two months now since level? >> let's talk about that. we've been stuck in this range for a while. we have sam stoveal with us. kim forest. jeff colbert, jeff cox from cnbc.com joins about the end of the bull market or bear market? >> the end of the bear market. >> and rick santelli joins us as well. >> and people get into the panic of oh my here we go again with bonds. for the last several years we hoped to see a great rotation of money out of bonds into stocks. we didn't see that for low yield and bad economy still stays ss intact. it was not a goldilocks job report. the fed not moving anywhere. i'd be surprised from here to september. but the bond trade is well intact. >> sam do you think it's that grim? what do you think of stocks versus bond land? >> well when i start thinking about the first