>> maniac. >> man, what's going on with your guys, man?> i don't know. >> chicago police number one hit list right now. >> hey, i know if i catch dude that shot the two little girls, i want to beat him up myself. that's crazy. >> that's not part of the game, right? >> no, you don't shoot into no open park, man. you shoot at the person, not an open park. >> when you talk to them you can listen to the truth. other shootings are happening all over the city, nobody cares. it happened in two little girls in a nicer neighborhood, what happens? >> chicago police, their objective is to catch us and arrest us. our object i've as gang bankers or criminals is to get the hell away. they're doing their job. i'm doing mine. >> 24 miles south of chicago sergeant terry tab and his team are playing the cat and mouse game today in towns full of gang activity. >> we get people call us directly in our office and say, you know, this person is selling drugs over here, this person was seen with a gun. just different stuff a lot of times. we try and follow up on

maniac did not want to move over. maniac did not want to move over.ssociate shoved him over and 10 seconds later, a gun was shot and the bullet came into the car, pierced the associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point, at that moment of truth, that teachable moment, it is imperative that resources be brought to bear. now, what are the two most impressive resources that are brought to bear at that moment. there are two major forces that helped gang members change.

. >> osgood: woody's maniacal laugh, incidentally was the creation of mel blanc who recorded it before he signed an

if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some people just, what are you doing, why are you guys here? explain it to them. take a minute and explain it to them and they will help you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people are

i'm screaming like a maniac. hey, i'm there talking to my plants. it's my scene.ce him -- i stand there till the last moment -- no, i convince him. (overlapping voices) okay, okay. now, wait a minute. whose scene? i mean, whose scene is it? (man) maybe we'll discover that. i think part of discovery is whose it going to be? but it's as much susan's because she's the one who's up on the stage. it's susan that we're coming to. it's her universe that's being invaded, first by you, but quietly. you, aggressively -- you know, lenny, aggressively. but she's also the one who's controlling the scene. oh, my god. sorry i haven't been here. time for watering. all right. howard! what the hell are you doing up here? i'm thinking? "thinking"? as far as this particular scene goes, are we going to be shooting this scene in sequence? are we going to be able to actually go through -- no. we're going to have to shoot out of sequence. some of the setups are a little too complicated. we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough. we're going to break it up and go by camera setup. l

. >> latin folks, maniacs or whatever, that's what this guy said, lovers or maniacs. run him on porthole see if anybody comes up. >> the background checks confirm that at least one of the known offenders belongs to the violent latin lover street gang. >> that's why i remember his name so much. his name came up a lot. they don't have a lot of guys. for him to be on the chart, he's got a rank for them. >> together with the cook county sheriff's police, sandoval and carpenter coordinate the first of two undercover buys at the target house. each buy must happen under police surveillance and officers have to complete at least two narcotic sales at location in order to get a search warrant. >> out of the car. >> there they go right there. >> sandoval and carpenter watch an undercover cop arrive to score cocaine from the dealer but they aren't at only ones doing surveillance. at least two other unmarked sheriff's police cars in the vicinity with officers watching. >> taking a long time. >> thought it would be fast, right? >> i don't like it. >> after several minutes the firs

supposedly has when he held up the bomb for the general assembly he was seen to be quite correctly to be a maniac then there was the has flying a drone drone. weapon over or near by the moment it was the fact that qatar's head of state visited gaza there was the fact that prime minister earlier on of turkey was saying he was also going to go to gaza and then their own puppets the puppet regime established in the west bank the palestinian authority even their puppets were getting uppity and were threatening to go to the united nations and ask for observer status and they said israel won't be able to put sanctions on them because after all they are doing israel's dirty work in the west bank so things are getting out of control as israel said when it launched its latest assault on gaza they said we have to pursue our deterrence capacity that is restoring the arab world fear of us but had very little to do with trying to restore gaza's fear of israel their main concern was the natives were getting restless the arabs were getting to the the muslims were getting too uppity and it was time to put on ano

wall street in america if you're a genocidal maniac that's a buy if you're into some kind of capitalism and democracy it's a sell sell short so how can they do this but not all straight to continue i mean barack obama's back in office is an interview on a wall street now spread jamie's chicks and get no big wet kiss again are going to impose some kind of law and order finally what's going on sorry bill you know when that country is are going to be any law and order at all max today i'm wearing black for the death of the american investor and you need chance to have fair play in the investing market because i do not think that obama can do anything i do not think the d.o.j. are the f.c.c. he wants to do anything i mean the f.c.c. took five years to get the settlement they do any digging why did they take so long . all i mean i think we have you know i wouldn't but i would go along chapstick the amount of chapstick that barack obama uses to keep his lips moist from kissing wall street's ass would drive the price of your dog higher this guy's a shameless financial terrorist the better and

. >> i would say jim jones was a psychopathic, hypocritical, egotistical maniac who wanted to go down. unfortunately, he felt the need to take everyone else with him. >>> when we come back -- the lost children of the jungle. >> i pretty much thought i was going to die in there. we were hungry. we were thirsty. we had fevers. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> the jungle grows right up to the edge of the airstrip at port kituma. so where did you go? which way did you go? >> just ran straight back through there. >> with her mother dead beside the runway, a congressman and three others killed, 12-year-old tracy parks ran for safety in the jungle. >> we ran too far, and, of course, it's so thick that like once you get so far, you can't -- you get lost in your direction. >> she was the youngest of five who fled. her 18-year-old si

i think he is a ego maniac. the president is looking for a move past another election to move past unpopular health care reform and i think he is probably willing to do something on a medicare overhaul that would do something to balance the books to get us further back from the fiscal crisis we're facing head on right now. maybe i'm wrong. that would obviously be the best scenario for both parties to get rid of the fiscal cliff. get us away from a fiscal crisis so both parties can move on to their own agenda, whether immigration, reform, energy reform or education reform, what have you. jon: put that to a vote to our viewers, ideologue or ego-maniac, what do you think? a.b. stoddard from "the hill". jenna: or none of the above. jon: that is possible too. jenna: the man who murdered six people and permanently injured congresswoman gabby giffords is learning his fate today. we'll have an update on the sentencing for arizona shooter jared lee loughner. that image certainly few of you forget. >>> parts of the northe

. >> the current group of the far left maniacs who are running the country and deliberately destroying the foundational principles of this country are the extreme. they have penetrated the media, the unions, the government. they are in every aspect of running hollywood and the culture. unless and until we understand that this is a very extreme faction now. >> that's all they are that's not what the democratic party is. >> far left whax we are dealing with here. >> bill: we have proved as monica just said extremism has gotten into the fabric of the "l.a. times," the san francisco chronicle. >> you are trying to define the media and direct party as far left loons as opposed to the main. >> they are. >> that's where i disagree. >> bill: i have got to go. thank god. next on the run down, the commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan may be caught up in the david petraeus sex scandal. very trouble ling right back >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight, chief general petraeus had to resign over extramarital affair that the fbi discovered while investigating his computer. now, marine general

. >> greg: it shows how modern communication sends men to hormonal maniacs. this is the c.i.a. we are talking about. they weren't just shirtless, they were probably flexing. there is no difference between a 13-year-old boy and 66-year-old man. they will flex until they die. >> bob: have you ever got an shirtless picture from a woman? >> greg: no, and if i did i wouldn't bring it up here. >> eric: broadwell, paula broadwell's father says there is a lot more to come. what more is there? >> dana: broadwell's father, i don't know why he can't leigh well enough alone. you the f.b.i. in their home after they announced an investigation, which seems bizarre. i don't know what they go in there to find. he reminded me of lindsay lohan's parents. that desperately want to get in the story. maybe he has something to say. he is trying to string it along saying there is more here than meets the eye. clearly after the telestrator a lot to figure out. senator dianne feinstein who is a democrat senator from california, head of the intel committee on the senate side has said she will use subpoena

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there are people in this country, certainly netanyahu and his allies in the united states are almost maniacal on this issue of the alleged iranian threat to build nuclear weapons. i think the president does not want to fight another war. and i think he's right in that. i think when he says, we gotta engage in nation building at home, he's right in tune with the american people. >> i think it is very clear that the lack of american leadership and weak american leadership sent a signal to the mideast we don't want to lead. iraq one of the more tragic aspects we lost over 4,000 brave young americans we intended to leave a residual force the president didn't want that. we now see iraq unraveling. we see the kurds going their own way dramatic increase in violence. they just condemned their vice president to death. it is clearly unraveling al-qaeda has set up training camps in iraq, iranian airplanes are over flying iraq with weapons for the syrians. syria because of our failure to intervene in any way, like providing arms, and establishing a safe zone, al-qaeda is coming in there, in droves. when

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it's created by fugly maniacs on youtube and apparently pits a sound check by the heavy metal band skeleton witch against a 6-year-old girl who she more than holds her own. watch this. >> wow. >> okay. a little freaky. kind of scaring me a little bit. wlos idea was this? >> that one might be on the parents for playing skeleton witch to a 6-year-old. >> we want to say if you have some fun videos of your kids, things you've done with them as well we want you to post them to our website today.com and we'll show you those in our take three going forward. >>> our bonus take, finger portraits. sometimes you think you can't put your finger on it. this guy puts something on his finger. it's great. he's an italian artist. he creates famous figures all captured on the tip of a forefinger. >> wow. >> kiss, dalai lama. >> wow. >> dr. spock. >> my goodness. >> amazing. >> brilliant. >> actually he did three of us. willie, he didn't have a chance to do you. >> i take no offense. >> we got to savannah. natalie and myself. >> let's see it. >> oh, wow. >> savannah. that's pretty good. >> very good. >> reall

i believe this, i believe they are so mon know maniacal about pursuing their ideological beliefs theythe fate of this nation to their particular policies, to their particular public policy recommendations and to their particular politics and ideology. why would we believe anything different? every critical moment in the last two years they proved to be partisans to their particular politics. they're not patriots for the broader sake of the nation. they are concerned about getting in their ideological points. that is tea partyism, the way in which the constitution has been constructed according to them as strict constructionists. has to be wiping out every other concern of so-called minorities and their obsession with this fiscal cliff purity means they will put aside the interests of the nation, the polls have indicated that the nation is behind president obama. the few rays of sunshine that are now beaming down from the cosmos to suggest that this economy is in recovery will be put immediately back into the emergency room because of the destructive practices of the far right. >> juli

they thought most americans also agreed with them that barack obama was an evil, maniacal figure purposefullyeading america to ruin. you have the birthers on the far end of that. but even so, they thought -- they portrayed him as being feckless, someone who apologizes for america, and they said the economy was worsening when actually it's not worsening. it's getting better, not fast enough. they just again and again were not in tune with the -- whether it's polls, whether attitudes towards women. it was 1950s versus 2012. so it's not surprising to me they feel dumbfounded now. they ran a campaign that was predicated on a lot of false assumptions and also false assertions about the president. >> it must have been confounding to realize that the guy they said was not one of us, michael, was somehow the other, turned out to be the leader of the country. >> well, yeah. >> that's a big mistake to make. >> slight mistake there. >> that's a big mistake. >> it's a very big mistake, and i think, again, and i said this when i was rnc chairman, the responsibility of the party is not to go after obama bu

he's a maniac for mid caps. here to tell us which ones you should have in your portfolio. stunned at the pick you have right now because it has sold off so much, which i like, because that means you are not buying it high, but there are other names in this space, but you like ross stores. >> yes, in the short-term here ross has suffered from concerns about tough comparisons and hurricane sandy, but the reality is ross has been a great, great grower with very very high returns over a long period of time. tj maxx is certainly up a little bit higher than that. >> yes, tj maxx is not their competitor per se, all the branded stuff, these guys sell great branded stuff, off price and as consumers shop more wisely, they continually to go back to ross stores day after day. liz: anyone buying jewelry these days? >> yes, don't you buy jewelry? liz: what's your jewelry pick? >> a very fragmented market, a lot of independent dealers and jewelry merchants that really now because credit is tight, they almost can't even afford their own inventory so i really do think that signet has a cha

my husband, john liebowitz, at night he's been a cranberry sauce-making maniac.is is for you. >> oh, thank you is so much. >> happy thanksgiving. >> liebowitz cranberry sauce. >> thankful for my family, at home and extended and a country in which we have talk about our differences. >> i'm thankful i won't go hungry this thanksgiving meal, which a lot of americans will. there are a lot of charities out there for as low as $10, you can donate a thanksgiving dinner to a needy family. do that if you feel inclined. small business saturday, support your local small businesses. share your thoughts with with #whyimthankful. ed chuck todd will be back next week. up next, chris jansing. cheer a cowboys loss tomorrow. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios

i work by evidence and by the way if you are true blue -- maniacs here, don't stay for the whole thing because i'm going to go through his billionaires too. there's plenty of room for both in "billionaires & ballot bandits," okay? that is part of the problem. that is part of the game. you have to understand. i'm not saying it's even are the same but i am saying that -- there is a war of billionaires some both sides and i'll get to that story but now the evidence has changed. back in 04, working with the bbc at midnight i get a call from my one of assistants who said we are getting e-mails, confidential e-mails from karl rove. i said no we are not. it was by john wooden. i said john wouldn't run to web site. they're pulling your leg. i said now. it was sent to me these e-mails from karl rove's office from the republican national committee that were meant for brent doster, the republican chairman of the bush campaign who today is the chairman of the florida romney campaign. now, bbc does not allow me to read other peoples e-mails and by the way how did this happen? apparently it was sent