with his son, marcus murray has been playing father figure and teaching his religious beliefs to william jones jr. jones has only two days before he leaves prison on parole and murray says he hopes this will help keep him from returning to prison. >> when you're hanng out at the house and you realize you got bills to pay or something like that that and somebody comes er and they offer you the opportunity for you to make a little bit of easy cash, go rob something, things go bad. things break bad. people get involved. people that were not supposed to be there come out with shotguns and you get killed. you end up being another justin. another heart break i have to deal with. >> i'm not going to die. >> i've been through this before. i've had friends of mine that i had taken under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do, anyway, and they get out there and they mess up. and in fact, i lost a friendbility six years ago, justin, he got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. so i feel like i failed him. >> i'll send you a card for every month you're out there. if you come back, i'll send a bl

"washington journal" brings you william march. then, ken jones on preparations and spending for the convention.

williams. most were children. among them, clifford jones and usef bell.out a verdict. way or the other in the deaths of all of the children. camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care. prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer? it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >> just ahead, a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was out that night. >> after all these years, new dna evidence. >> a private exclusion of 98% or so of the people. [ mom ] thanks for picking us up, sweetie. i'll give you money for gas. [ laughing ] not necessary. take the money. i'm not taking your money. besides i get great gas mileage. what's that? it's eassist. helps the engine run really efficiently. it captures energy that assists the engine... so i'm never guzzling gas. oh -- that's hippie talk. it's called technology dad... here take two dollars. take the money. [ male announcer ] the all new 37 mpg highway chevy malibu eco. from conserving fuel, to the technology that makes it happen. chevy runs deep.

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william march. then following karl rove and discussion, ken jones ceo tampa bay host committee. he talks about the preparation for the convention. followed by discussion for challenges helping the homeless in tampa. washington journal is next.

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william is our next caller in ohio. good morning. caller: a question for ken jones to concerning the economic impact of the convention on tap out. -- on tampa. due to the delay in starting the convention, you would have to assume there is not all delegates would arrive as early as if it had been the full four days. what if any economic impact does that have in dollar terms concerning the overall economic picture and the tampa bay area? guest: i think that is a great question, and we were talking about that before we came on air, and is counter intuitive. i think that the lake is actually going to have a greater economic impact for the good on tampa, and here is why -- a lot of delegates -- the delegates were not delay. all of the delegates were here on time. what i will say is those delegates would have otherwise been inside the convention hall during their official business. now they will be shopping at malls, eating at restaurants, spending money, so i think that the lay of the convention by a date will have a more positive economic impact because these folks will

william march. he will preview the republican national convention. then, following the politico playbook breakfast, the host committee ceo, ken jones, and preparation anding for the convention. that is followed by a discussion of helping the homeless in tampa with the nonprofit group starting right now, that pairs destitute families with mentors to help them and hopeless -- homelessness. "washington journal," live at 7:00 on c-span. >> monday, a campaign rally with republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan. he is at his home town in wisconsin as he heads to the republican convention in tampa. join us live on monday at 12:20. >> a view of the tampa bay times forum, the site of the republican national convention as the four day convention becomes a three day event. there are one of two stories people are talking about -- the politics in tampa, and the weather, as i as it makes its way up the gulf coast. 2200 delegates, 2100 alternates, and republican party activists are descending on cat -- tampa. this is the first time since 1972 that they have held a convention in florida. the companies to reports, this state has changed significantly in 40 year

jones last four. nasdaq and s&p 500 were off fraction. if you're a taxpayer a lot of your hard-earned dollars are going to pay someone else's mortgage in california. correspondent william tells us now from los angeles how in the world this is possible. >> they are paying my monthly mortgage payment of $2578. >> "they" is you. american taxpayers are paying yvette ramirez's mortgage for six months after her husband lost his job. when the money tries up, ramirez hopes for more government help. >> i'm hoping because we already qualified for this, that we may be able to qualify for that next principal reduction. >> writedown of the mortgage principle under the keep your home program. >> it will require buyers leaneders to step up and do your part. take on responsibility. >> banks were not required to step up and pay half of a mortgage writedown. the other half coming from government. >> we thought 50/50 was much more attractive and we have much more traction with lenders. it just didn't turn out to work as well as we would have liked. >> last month, california became the first state to use 100% taxpayer dollars to reduce homeowners mortgages by up to $100,000. >> i think ta

back tomorrow morning when the guests will include william march joining us from tampa to talk about the convention coming up. also we'll hear from ken jones. we also will hear from the founder of the group fighting poverty in tampa called starting rights now. that's all starting tomorrow at 7:00 eastern time on "washington journal." we leave you with the -- a view of the site of the republican convention which will get underway over the next couple days. have a good morning. >> watch gavel-to-gavel coverage here live on c-span. next "newsmakers" with congressman sessions. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> congressman sessions, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> also joining us, national little editor for politico. thank yofo

jones. >> how was that? >> uuh. >> i think i am on the demo from that one. >> people who have been married a long time and need some help and things aren't going that williame, i forget his name. the comedian. >> steve carel. that looked fine. >> he plays -- you hate him. but he is very, very, very good. tommy lee jones does a grated job. and merrel streep you can't go wrong. it was a dumb plot and movie. >> so far, i am not sold. >> by the way, i am not trying to to sell you. i am not saying go see this movie. goto see to roam with love instead. >> that's a funny movie. >> there you go. >> president obama on the trail yesterday. it has become a campaign debate about medicare but that's not all the president talked about yesterday or saturday. he was up in new hampshire, and he indicated he was ready for this fight. >> i am getting all fired up. >> he didn't say ready to go but he is fired up ready to go. he talked about education in addition to medicare talked about jobs and he also talked about not going backed wards on don't ask don't tell as mitt romney would like to do. >> we are not going to back to the days where serving the country you loved depend

jones industrial is down. we go over that cliff, tax increases and spending cuts and all it will go back into recession. we also have existing home sales numbers. very small improvement. individual stocks, williamsup big. sales up 7%. stocks up 10%. express is down. says it will make less money this year. express, by the way, is a clothing store for young people. assisted living facilities but out at 1450 a share. back with more in a moment hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. stuart: our news alert for you right now, a new study says americans throw away up to 40% of their food every year. landfills contain roughly $65 billion worth of produce and meat. it exists even as the draft curtains to boost prices. former secretary matalin albright is joining in. >> how long are you people going to blame? i said, forever. [laughter] stuart: did you hear that? how long are you people going to blame bush for everything and she says forever. >> forever means november. [laughter] the polls show more people blame

jones. you see them in the movies, broadway plays, ect.. from here to eternity, thin red line, whistler, or we can go on and on. memoirs by williamchester, and you may want to ask me about more late. that's perfectly find. the point in "the naked of the dead," all 800 pages were something like this -- amazed by the fact that americans showed no restraint in their conquest to feed off and killing of the japanese. now, i'm the first to admit japanese shown no restraint in their capacity to kill americans. everyone knows the pacific war was a horror show and a bloody light, but neiler didn't see the war -- he thought absolutely the war was justified against hitler, but not sure against japan and that was an exercise among americans to spread power in the pa sick. you don't have to agree with it. he was a vet. he was there five or six weeks after the atomic bomb. we're not saying the guy's a hero, but that was his take on the war, but he must have thought as he wrote it that it would sell. i don't think the naked of the dead would sell today even if it was 250 pages. it's not a critical approach to the war that would be all that mark