. >> cindy archer i've known since 1991 when i first started.he was in here with her mother are in '91. we're almost working together. which is kind of scary. >> i'll be getting it a lot. >> oh, please. >> it's not worth it. >> i know that. i know. >> take your shovel. i'll get these. >> she has been in and out for so long that this is kinds of like home. unfortunately. she feels probably safer in here than she does on the street. >> you're almost happy to be doing something. like normal. you know? >> reporter: daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility. just like -- that might -- i might. i doubt it. >> reporter: esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. but he sees it as one small slipup in four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting wit

cindy archer has suddenly taken an uncertain turn.t returned from her work detail. >> why did they have your bra? >> i don't know. >> when we shook her shirt we found there was cigarette residue all over her bra. like she discarded it and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> makeup is all on there. >> i know the difference. believe me. you got caught. makeup from the other day. that was it. that was it. i'm not -- i don't have nothing to encourage me. i don't have nothing. >> reporter: having tobacco could delay archer's release. since they only found residue, she will not face consequences. >> probably hold her. won't go back outside until she leaves friday. that will be the end of it. there is no contraband. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here, so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> reporter: coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >> hey! the ultimate business phone -- the motorola expert from spr

cindy archer has suddenly taken an unsettled return. she just returned from her work detail. >> why did they have you wrong? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, we found that there was cigarette residue over her bra. and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> there was makeup all on there. i don't have any cigarette. the makeup i wore from the other day. they searched me, i have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. >> we'll probably hold her inside. won't go back outside until she leaves friday. that will be the end of it. there no contraband. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here so she's trying to sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >> hey! [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original

. >> archer is also struggling with addictions to heroin and cocaine. she is currently serving one year for prostitution. >> i was street walking. i would go out there and jump in the car and get the money. usually i would rob the guys. take the money out of their wallet and that's how i know how to do it. you know what i mean? i'm grateful i'm not dead, but that's how i got my money. all you want to do is get another hit. you have to get more money to get more dope. your body is aching for it. i would love to get high. the consequences, look at the consequences. those were abscesses. when i shot coke, it turns to poison. you are in the hospital on antibiotics they look horrible, but she has to be thinking that could happen to her. i could save her from getting these scars. i have them. the thing is i'm alive and i can still try to help her. don't get further into her addiction and try to control it now before it gets out of hand like i did. >> like she said about the scars, i think about that when i go into the bathroom and i look at my track marks, i

. >>> reporter: the hum of a sewing machine fills caroline archer's dining room.he piles of office work replaced with colorful buttons and trim. >> i have given up spreadsheets and performance reports and testing results and all of that. and now i'm focusing on something that really makes my heart feel good. >> reporter: what makes her heart feel good is making doll clothes, exquisite miniature outfits for dolls that she buys and gives to hospitals for children facing serious illnesses. >> i think they bring creativity. i think they bring warmth. and the main thing i think they bring is a friend. so it's that friend in the middle of the night that they can talk to when they're hurting or if they're scared. >> reporter: see got the idea two years ago when she retired and saw the joy her creations day of her granddaughters. but it was her mother who inspired her. >> my mom was the role model. she cut up her wedding dress during world war ii and made doll clothes for all the children in the neighborhood when they couldn't buy toys. >> reporter: caroline buys her doll

and performing as part of their first tour in 13 years, archers of loaf will be right here! cheers and applause ] jamming out! it's going to be fun, you guys. hey, everybody. the other day, i got a call from my buddy justin bieber, and he said -- he said to me -- he said "jimmy, i need your help." of course, i was like, "whatever you need, biebs. what can i do? you want me to lay down some nasty tracks for the next album? do you want to come up with some slick, new dance moves for your next vid?" he was like "oh, no. definitely not. [ laughter ] please don't sing or dance. i just want you to debut a commercial for my new fragrance 'someday.'" and i was like "okay. i mean, i was working on some slick, new dms." [ light laughter ] they're pretty slick. people have come up to me and said, "excuse me, sir. that is quite a dance move." i just go, "thank you very much." whatever! i'm super excited about this, you guys. this is a debut of something major. [ laughter ] here's justin bieber, and the debut of his brand new fragrance, "someday." ♪ >> someday. someday, we'll be together

have kevlar strings so not much chance of those snapping you know my ear is the most experienced archer in the village so if i was going to get a lesson from anyone he's the man. in the chair. so. that's a play dress and release. perfect form without an arrow and see how that changes and about that now and then it was finally time to let loose ok so i need. a little white. one point. where if i get one of these people. really. trust me. i decided to quit while i was ahead anyway compared to some of the other dr competitors i wasn't really dressed for the occasion. it was turned to stone to exploring some more of the local wilderness nowadays none of this territory is off limits but i was heading to a place that just twenty years ago i would have been allowed anywhere near. very huge areas of understood step in the region but in the middle there's one place that was closed off from the outside world for more than twenty years during the soviet union. it is because of this but it is the largest uranium mine in the whole of russia and it fuels one foot of the country's nuclear. i was about

kevlar strings so not much chance of those snapping in a hurry my point here is the most experienced archer in the village so if i was going to get a lesson from anyone he's the man. in the chair. so . drip and release. perfect form without an arrow. and see how that changes in about. now and then it was finally time to let loose ok so i need. a little white. loose the one point. where if i get one of these people on the head would you. trust me. i decided to quit while i was ahead anyway compared to some of the other dr competitors i wasn't really dressed for the occasion. it was time to exploring some. limits but i was heading to a place that just twenty years ago i would have been. but in the middle as one place that was closed. for more than twenty years during the soviet union. and it's because of this but it is the largest uranium mine in the whole of russia and it fuels. the country. i was about to head four hundred meters down into the sky. which produces eighty percent of the country's. new seems a. pretty serious quickly. these drills are used to holes in the wall which is good wi

archer were horrified by this but i'm kind of horrified is the idea of the government bureaucracies like the d.m.v. and like the post office which function in an incompetent way are somehow walking him in glove with a scheme to disenfranchise democrat voters i think that's laughable on its face the real question is is there a need for the public to be convinced that the votes that they cast are actually votes that are going to result in the decisions of who's going to lead them and what direction are going to go that's an important thing for the public to feel so george bush declared a fight. your war on voter fraud mobilize massive public resources millions tens of millions of dollars at federal prosecutors in every state working on this thing and in those five years he succeeded in tracking down eighty eight people and up to seven arrests. allocations of double voting this is from the brennan center for justice truth about voter fraud if you miss this twenty year analysis. the headlines more double voting tido for elections double voting being investigated turns out in minnesota or exc

is a political analyst an expert on south east european affairs and in barcelona we cross to omar archer he is a lecturer in politics of the modern arab world at the university of exit are all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want omar i'd like to go to you first in barcelona how would you assess nato's operations in libya to date because depending on the news source you want to read it stalemate it's quagmire. we've coming across reports that rebels committing human rights. violations they're not looking so pretty anymore and it's just basically a civil war that has come to a stalemate so how would you assess nato's operations today. well that's a civil resistance campaign to educate to ship it somehow turned into an on conflict because that was the choice of of their feet to a large degree and it is intervention came out of necessity calls from the. opposition fighters nineteenth of march the situation was quite get there was a defense forces were. given what given the history of cardiff is level of aggression given what happened. there was the l

economy a little bit i think leave behind that but investment in infrastructure least the high interest archer and then we're competitive with other countries in the world economy so so that's the argument for why we need to do besides it just makes sense so in other words re just fall behind the rest of the world ever further behind and china is going gangbusters right now in high speed rail france has high speed rail they've had a for decades the u.k. now the channel you know the germany's. that's right and you want to assist going gangbusters they just they just opened a connection a circle of chicago to new york in fact at two hundred miles an hour. zero in the united states what can we do to change that in thirty seconds in thirty seconds . we have this program senate republican congress who is holding her go so you can see some despair according to tennessee to try to rally and seeing around the country and asking people to you know take action bring their democracy contact your members and now a new congress and your senators and stop this nonsense government spending on infrastructure

losing cory booker's race in new jersey when he ran for mayor the first time against start james archer davis as a race when he ran for congress for the first time he was actually he's actually a law school classmate of president obama's but all of these these young up and coming black elected officials were approximately around the same age although most of the personal rights generation in their early political careers they faced off against older african-american candidates who have lived through segregation and who had lived through the civil rights movement and you sort of seem to be peddling this idea that if you had not experienced that if you had endured that then you weren't going to have the right perspective politically speaking to lead african-americans effectively and so. part of why president obama's race is so important is because it firmly established that he did not have to come from that era he did not have to campaign specifically on that to be effective and not only when african-american voters but also winning diverse coalition of voters and that's one of the think

. >> reporter: mayor vernon archer of riverdale park bravely shuns the safe suit for a business utah. >> i mean business. it is time for us to take serious action and try to get this place cleaned up. >> whatever happens on the land ends up in the water. >> reporter: as i ajournallist, part of the job is diving into a story but even the offer of this protective suit is not enough to get me to jump into the water. most of the participants admit they won't even let their pets in the anacostia river. >> i river i wouldn't let dog swim in, but somehow, we have decided that this river is okay to flow through our nation's capital in this state. >> reporter: the daring dip is not without demands. this group wants tougher enforcement of existing environmental laws and strict you are rules on development in the waiter shed. that way, maybe these kids will tell their kids how dirty the anacostia river used to be. >> i want the river to be clean so we can have a healthy america and keep it clean. >> reporter: you think about i about the time you grow up, this river will be safe enough for you to

this area of low pressure is archerred over california. skies becoming partly sunny and not much of a change in temperature. tuesdays, we could have a little bit of a dip in the numbers. thursday and friday, a bit of a bump in the numbers and by next weekend, a week from now, the warmest locations could be approaching the lower 90s as high pressure builds in from the desert southwest. this is not a major heatwave showing up just yet. our forecast models show you some of the fog first thing tomorrow morning concentrated coastside and around the bay. as we put this into motion you can see the clouds pulling back near the coastline. patchy fog for the coastline and partly sunny around the bay and more sunshine for the inland spots. really not a big change from today tempwise. tomorrow, partly sunny skies, and we'll call it mild inland. there is the eventual temperature range from 60-80 degrees. forecast highs for tomorrow afternoon, you can see a few low 70s from clear lake outside tortes saint helena. fairfield, 79 and oakland tops out at 70

archer going to get down? i'm going to city but i will let peggy feed the kids. .. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon welcome to thewe keynote session of the eighth video rose about reading festival held at thepres henry wallace visitor in education center. i america this year at the library and it is my pleasure to introduce our concluding session today james macgregor burns with susan dunn and michael beschloss. there are not be a question and answer period at the end i am certain divided ranging discussion will provide more than enough food for thought. alike $2 a presence of our friends from c-span who were here and we appreciate their support of terrorists about reading festival and a good work they do bring it into the homes of those who cannot come to hyde park in person. franklin roosevelt, a greatseve collector book and amateur historian once wrote books are always faithful friends and every cheerful companions. the same could be said of the three gaston sage today.jame james macgregor burns couldle be called the dean of roosevelt biographers. puli

. >> reporter: mayor vernon archer of riverdale park bravely takes off the safe suit for a business suit. >> it's time to take serious action to try to get this place cleaned up. >> whatever happens on the land, it goes in the water. >> reporter: as a journalist part of the job is diving into the story but even the offer of this protective suit is not enough to get me to jump into that water. in fact, most of the participants admit they won't even let their pets in the anacostia river. >> a river i wouldn't let my dog swim in, but yet somehow we have decided that this river is okay to flow through our nation's capital in this state. >> reporter: the daring dip is not without demands. this group wants tougher enforcement of existing environmental laws and stricter rules on development in the watershed. that way maybe these kids from robert goddard day camp will tell their kids how dirty the anacostia river used to be. >> i want the water to be clean so we can have a healthy america and keep it clean. >> reporter: think by the time you grow up this river will be safe enough for you to swim

. >> it is so tough, and italian to suck in your stomach, archer back, move your head, then you haveand you have a fire burning in your face. i stood on the cliffs and the hole golf course was below me. so everyone was scared because i was and my 6 in. heels and it was tough. it was very tough and i get embarrassed because i know a lot of my co-workers want to see the calendar and i'm like no, i work in the lab, you see me in my lap cold. some >> best of luck to you and we will see you later. i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. starting with the at&t all for less package -- just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> an alleged stalker, caught, scaling the walls of halle berry's mansion.mk >> is she fearing for her young daughter's safety? i'm brooke anderson. >> i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >> the suspect

louis, missouri has four headquarters of coal companies, peabody been a large as, archers, patriots, and i'm blanking on the 43 they located there because across the mississippi river are some of the largest coal deposits in the it has a high sulphur content which led to problems with the clean air act. now we get it from the base and in wyoming. i cannot get around taking a shot here. my former boss, the senator, i used to call the united states the saudi arabia of cold, but we have made it so ridiculously uncompetitive to be able to use their resourced of fuel what we do. over 50% of our electricity come c fromoal today. it is not going to change that might prove we are all for alternative issues, but missouri is heavy in automotive and defense, and many use energy to manufacture. we have one nuclear power plant. when it was built in the late 1970's, they built to pads, one for the current one, one for the next nuclear plant. we have been debating in missouri, capital for three years now, and here is what it comes down to, especially in the acute times that we have been through. th

the british economy from the greek crisis would be a disorderly and chaotic default and subsequent archer ago. what discussions therefore did he have the colleagues about preparing for that desalt which is inevitable in departure which is desirable in particular with the president's. and the dissolution of the monetary union that is disorderly on the union between the secretary without too much disruption hit [inaudible] >> we will alter that and create greater instability in the world's market. >> if greece could neither winstrol or default, then good money by the imf for the european union monday by the mechanisms will be wasted bowing out greece. and lead an orderly withdrawal from greece from the zero. estimate is it time to dispose of these things? texas you to have become an endangered species put on the council because there were declines the council now says there is the alternative and it didn't look happy before you can be off for the commons' treasury committee. >> it's important we work as an industry to have a set of alternatives in place otherwise barclays will not be in the

both of these archer. our friends on the other sideof are saying, you cannot touch the revenue side of the equation,losing even if it is close in tax tax havens, going after abusive taxrolifera shelters going afterte scans that proliferate the tax code today. they say no you can't touch that. they can't touch changes, evenrevenue side o though the revenuef is supposede lo in 60 years as a share of our0 national income. they say would take a two thirds vote and they would put it in the constitution ofed sthtae utenited states that they would require a hen two thirds vote to close any taxshelter, haven come to any shelter from any abusive tax and take a two thirds vote. growi mr. president, that's not what i learned about when i was growing up about the constitution of the united states. he didn't say anything about scams protect teen those who engage ine tax tax scans in tax shelters. but that is what this would do. mr. president the "washington post" back in may did an analysis. how did we get into this di