two other people are also in custody. this is not brown s first run-in with the law. in 2009 he pleaded guilty to assaulting singer rihanna. thousands of federal workers will be back on the job today despite the government shut june. down. government employees will get paid for the next 30 days. everify employees will be back today they will serve in another capacity at dhs until congress approves funding for the program. so might call this divine intervention of the many people who picked the new england patriots to beat the kansas city chiefs this one is turning some heads. a pastor in maine put this on his church s sign two days before the game. it reads, quote: god doesn t have a favorite team but this pastor does. and he puts forward patriots 37 chiefs 31. it took overtime but that was the actual score. if he could tell us who will
hey, good morning. jones first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad s heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just i was bad. jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager of the fast food restaurant where he worked. then at age 18, three years before we met him, jones was convicted of the burglary that would bring him to wabash. i was hanging out with the wrong people. and i was strung out on drugs
negative influences of big cities. it ain t very big. i like it. a lot of people don t like it. i like it. there s not a whole lot to do but, you know, just hang out with friends. wrong ones at that, i guess. hey, good morning. jones first run-in with the law came at age 9, when he was found guilty of stealing mail and committing arson. he had set fire to an abandoned semi truck in his neighborhood. friends were just talking me into it. i was like, all right. took lighter fluid and threw it in the back and set it on fire. that was the first one. it just kept going from there. i got criminal mischief for taking my dad s heart pills and putting them in little apples and throwing them over the fence to animals and stuff. i was just i was bad. jones says he began using drugs at age 11 and was soon selling them and stealing to support his habit. at 15 he was put on probation after assaulting the manager of the fast food restaurant where he worked.
his manifesto filled were antisemitic views and his grievance against the government. it is a long laundry list of injustices which he believes the government and society and the upper class have put forward on to the rest of the citizens. reporter: schools and churches are on alert after he followed through with one of the threats in his manifesto, to steal weapons and use them against public officials or schools. last tuesday, he allegedly robbed a gun shop where authorities say a large quantity of high-end handguns were stolen. 30 minutes of a the robbery, police found his car on fire nearby with evidence of arson. please do not approach him. we consider him armed and highly dangerous. reporter: authorities beefed up patrols at churches and places of worship and shut down the janesville school district on friday as precaution. the fbi is offering a $10,000 cash reward for any information leading to his arrest. this is not jakubowski s first
which invoked the nuclear option for executive branch nominees below the su leader mcconnell, who is protective of the senate s traditions, has not said whether he will pull the nuclear trigger, but he has guaranteed gorsuch will be confirmed by friday. eric? eric: doug mcel way reporting in washington. arthel: the fire that caused an elevated section of interstate 85 in atlanta to collapse, this man seen here charged with first-degree arson and criminal damage to property. bryan llenas is following the story from our new york city newsroom. what more do we know about the suspect? reporter: bay sill el by was in court this morning, and authorities believe he started the fire on interstate 85 thursday afternoon. his bond is set at $200,000. this is not eleby s first run-in with the law either. he has an extensive criminal record, arrested more than a dozen times since 1995.