let me see. that you? >> what have you got? >> no way, man. >> no way, man. >> don't nobody believe you. if you are x, prove it. >> hey, sure looks like it to me . >> oh, man, he's x >> let me see. well, well, well, can this be true. little danny plimpton is the infamous x how can they be, danny boy? why x, you trying to be malcolm x or dmx or racer x or something. >> my first name is xavier daniel plimpton. >> how did you get to the walking bridge on i-5. >> and the fire station over on 14th, how did you get all the way up there. >> didn't i tell y'all? spiderman is my cousin. >> man, i don't believe you. >> so the infamous x, serious, i don't know x, i seen that tag before. seems to have a bad vibe. >> you mean like x marks the spot? >> no, like x finds the buried treasure. >> no, like x is a marked man. >> chill out, man, we just playing. >> i'm not lying, though, i think it means you are claiming something. >> you mean like some kind of gang? i'm not some kind of gangster. i don't want nothing from those gangsters. >> if ti

let me see now. if you look at february the blue and the white are this year and whites last year and the red and the budget and the numbers but the good news is we're above the red color which is the budgeted number so as we get close to june i am very confident we will meet or exceed budgets this year, and if you haven't noticed around town one thing that is has been successful this year and last year something new for us that we copied from the museums or temporary exhibits and we had south american mazes and we put up dinosaur exhibits and mazes and zip line for kids and a dinosaur dig and i think around town you may see on buses -- let me see if i have the next picture, are dinosaurs and flags and lastly i had to end on one cute picture. we just had a new tiger born and there she is at 8 pounds and i am happy to announce it's a girl. not that i favor female but it means she can stay at the san francisco zoo longer. she can be housed with her mother. they're less likely to battle it out. unfortun

let me see your hands. step out here and let me see your hands. hands on top of your head.. face the other way. ( unintelligible ) face the other way! now walk backwards to me and keep your hands up on top of your head. sorry, i just woke up. i didn't know what was going on. jacobs: where's your gun? it's right behind the door here. deputy: that's the shotgun. jacobs: tell me how that happened? dolly: that happened a long time ago. why would the other witnesses out here say it just happened and there's a bullet hole up in the gutter? there's firecrackers been going off all day long. there's like ten witnesses out there that saw the muzzle flash. ten people are wrong and you're right? there's ten people out there? at least. that's about as many beers as you've had. you know what i'm saying? where's your handgun at? this is all dusty. this isn't it. officer: where's the handgun? is this thing... a .22, right? where's your handgun at? check under the mattress. is that where it is? check under the mattress. let's clear this all up, dolly. oh, son of a... what kind of dog do you

me. come over and see. ridings: he cut you pretty good. turn around and let me see your back. yeah, he cut you up pretty good. i came out over here before and one of you was real bad. you were cut up real bad. yeah, i was... officer ewing: you have hiv? sir? you hiv-positive? yeah, i am. where did this happen at? inside the house but then i, i was... it happened inside the house? yes, sir. is he your male friend here? yes, he... is he hiv-positive too? i don't know. are you hiv-positive? because he says he is. what he say? he didn't tell me that. ridings: you been staying with him for a long time. you lived together over here on lewis street. isn't that right? yeah, that's right but he didn't tell me that. he didn't tell me this. maybe that's why he started coming up and cutting me. i'm not lying to you all. there's the bottle right there. that's the one you used, isn't it? suspect: no, his hand was on it. he was trying a couple of times to cut me. ridings: what started the fight? suspect: the cuts definitely started the fight. it was silly. it was? yeah, it was. see, i was fi

me. let's play a fun guessing game to see who gets to take me.our-letter word describes either a printer's type size or a compulsion to eat dirt. okay, i'm not driving him. penny, don't give up. you can get this. aren't you going with sheldon? no, i have no interest in model trains, stores that sell them, nor their heartbreaking clientele. oh. well, i have some work to do, so... i can't imagine that would disturb me. carry on. okay. wouldn't you be more comfortable at home?

let me see if i can frame this. i'd like to approve with staff recommendations, that being the 30 days and the consolidation of board hearing. >> second. i think you misrepresent a little bit, but any staff can come up. >> you can clarify the exact nature of that second piece. >> yes, for the two recommendations in your packet are the moving -- all of the appeal windows to 30 days as you said, and also for addeded clarity for when the board is a decision maker, specifically about how materials should be submitted ~ if you wanted to raise c-e-q-a issues at that hearing. >> yeah. >> [inaudible]. >> commissioner moore. >> supervisor wiener, i saw you shake your head. would you please explain what you were agreeing with? >> i don't think it's the case that you get a separate c-e-q-a appeal for every permit that's issued. you get one c-e-q-a appeal for a project [inaudible]. >> i think there may be some question about what the scope of the project is. >> right, right. >> so, yes, if you have multiple permits for one proj

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let me see what i can do. is this okay mr. brashov ? okay, mr. brashov, i'm ready to paint the name on the awning. now, what are you going to call this place ? - i don't know yet. - you've got to call it something. when i think of a name i will tell you. how can you open a restaurant without a name ? believe me that's the least of my problems. my chef just quit; the newspaper did not run the waitress ad until yesterday. so here i am two days before opening. i have no cook, and even if i did, there is no one to serve the food. there is now ! hi. i'm miranda. actress, guitar player fortune teller. i'm here about the waitress job. - yeah, and i'm here to run for president. - so ? when do i start ? so, you need someone to serve food or what ? i really enjoy working with people. i got this one at an all-night party. i can be very flexible about the hours i work. i always try to be cheerful. customers like that. thank you for coming in. i'll let you know. excuse me, i'm looking for the owner. mr. brashov. victor brashov. that's him right there. thank y

when i come to see him, i make him stand up, turn around, let me see your body, let me check your oute you're eating well. he's going to say, mom, i'm okay, don't worry. but mom's going to worry anyway. i need to see for myself. i have to come here so i can see him to make sure he's okay. i cry myself to sleep a lot just thinking about it because he's still my baby. hey, baby. >> how you doing? what's up, man? what's up with y'all? >> how are you doing? >> i'm fine. >> okay. >> white boy specifically said tell mamma meech i said what's up. >> what's up, dog? how are you feeling? >> chilling, man, chilling. >> you looking good. look fit and strong. >> stand up. let me look at you. stand up, turn around. let me see. you all right? okay. >> burks has not seen his mother since he assaulted officer manuel. but he told her about the incident over the phone. >> when will you be able to sign up for school again? >> probably after all this is said and done and whatnot. >> after this is settled? okay. you know we want you to get back in your classes and make sure you concentrate on that. >> you

herself as she faces a disciplinary hearing for allegedly possessing a homemade sex toy. >> let's go see. let mein her defense by an inmate advocate. >> this is so embarrassing. >> miss diane, you had time to prepare? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. how are you pleading? >> not guilty. >> the hearing quickly turns to the evidence. and whether the sum of their parts equals a whole. >> they're not constructed together. the ace bandages were for my ankle. the glove was to clean my toilet. trash bags we get every day and the tampons i get off of commissary. >> and what about the highlighter? >> i got that from field day. >> what were you doing with a highlighter in the tampon? >> i had no idea it was in there. >> was it like this when you -- >> the way that the body of this writeup is, it's making it sound like mr. roundtree found an assembled sex toy. i'm asking for a dismissal on this. >> okay. we'll call him up. >> the hearings officer, sergeant gooch, places a call to the officer who wrote the disciplinary report. >> officer roundtree, you confiscated the items that she had, the highlighter and things o

let me see your hands. >> excuse me. my mom -- >> get in there. put your hands on the car. >> his mom is dying. >> officer robert powell gets out of his car, gun drawn, as she tries to explain. >> his mom is dying. >> do you understand? >> as i turned around, he has a gun pointed at me. and just a cold look in his eyes. letting me know, i don't care. >> do you understand? >> i was walking toward a cop, a hospital cop with a gun. >> what would you do in this situation? disobey a policeman with his gun drawn or stay and miss the only opportunity you'll have to say good-bye to your dying mother? for tamisha, the decision is an easy one. >> get over here. >> along with her great aunt, she heads into the hospital. >> i know a lot of people think that what i did was crazy or dangerous, but the truth of the matter is there is nothing in the world that would have kept me from going up at the time that i did. >> get over here. >> brian's faced with a decision, too. should he disobey the officer? should he go into the hospital like his wife? officer powell

the private sector come in build some of these parks and let the economy grow but while we let me let me just see let me just understand this so out in front of everybody's house before they go on to the privately owned toll road they're going to put a quarter into the gate to go to some rich guy who owns the street right and you're telling me texas just put an eighty five mile an hour speed limit toll road and it's extremely popular we have i tell you you right you're going to limit all of arnold really a lot of us from should we come to a rather get mired in our neighborhood and my own neighborhood i am responsible as a member of my homeowners association to pay for the paving of my own streets oh a lot of this has already been privatized so why are we trying to claim that government's going to take this on so on so it's nearly a trillion dollars on stimulus there is a little structure we're told and instruction for as i've already government tried it it didn't work they saw a large amount of fire departments or police departments our bridges our roads you want to just privatized all this or ju

let me see your stomach.wn. >> we encountered robert as he was being booked into the orange county jail in southern california. all the way over. >> okay. go ahead and get dressed again. put all your stuff back on. >> he was brought in after failing to complete community service for a prior conviction of disturbing the peace. the result of a bar fight. since his community service was in lieu of a five-day jail sentence, he will now have to serve some of that time, and this will be his first full night of incarceration. >> i'm a little nervous. never done it before. don't know what to expect, you know. just trying to keep by myself. keep peace. not trying to get into arguments with anybody. not trying to fight with anybody. you know what i mean. i want to be able to do my time and that's it. >> you look like you're getting a little emotional. >> yeah. >> from here on in, corley's every step is controlled by jail deputies. >> put your back against the wall for me. look up at the here camera for me and i'll take

let me see your keys. we got the keys now. what were you guys doing in the trunk? huh?'t fit. what were you doing in the trunk? we didn't fit. so you got in the trunk. why was this guy running from me? from us? why did he take off like that and drive into this backyard all of a sudden? we know the people that live here. no, that's not what i'm saying. why did he do it trying to get away from me? i didn't know nothing was going on. i was in the trunk. this is him. that's the driver right there. he's in a gang. no, that's the driver right there. yeah. okay, so nobody took off running? yeah, that's all of them. george 13. why did you pull in like that, 90 miles an hour? i didn't pull in 90 miles an hour. oh, come on. if i had pulled in 90 miles an hour i'd ran into the house. okay, but you were trying to get away from me. what's the problem? i'm just scared. i don't know... why are you scared? 'cause i barely got the car. i barely got a job. i'm just trying to stay out of trouble. then why are you taking off like that? i see a cop stop right there and i see him reverse, i

do you want to come to prison and have to be in the yard, sand up, let me see how tall you are. this is me. this was me when i came to prison. this was me right here. how tall are you, about 5'1" how much you weigh, 100 some. this was me when i came to prison. stand up, rhino. come on, now, man, what am i going to do? let's be real. what you going to do? what you going to do to him? you going to hurt him? >> i probably won't hurt him. >> what you going to do to him? honestly. because this is the same thing i had to ask myself. what am i going to really do up in here, as good as i can fight, what am i really going to do. >> inmates also challenge the youths to see all of the potential consequences of their actions. when i am going to juvenile court and they're telling me i'm not going to be tried as a juvenile, they're going to sentence me to life in prison, when the man told me that, he said are you a cold-blooded murderer and we want you to rot in prison. i'm sentencing to you life in innocence prison and he slammed down his little hammer and my mom screamed. imagine how that f

on a monday and she must think i'm dead if you don't hand me the movie to tell him to come back let me see him you're here please. you know. the president of nigeria mara muesli are doing makes a statement there were directly impact his fate i know my friend. and. i think. we have. by. the commission. as we. know that. the militants were given a period of two months to accept the deal. was young. but. where are you i don't know. when are you coming down. when are you calling on the. why did you say. shima. is cut. well it was doing the work he loaned. you son and. there is it and what did you say you know me and can you hear what i'm saying . for. a moment and then you see another one of a little she has come back and i lived in that he says he is praying to me that god should bless me i think i am a he says he will come back. in my heart of the reason he went to see my brother. i went to see. the militants remain in camp while their leaders negotiate the terms of their surrender. leave me you know that's. fair fight i called my savior most school for our friend but how can this man fly. i

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let me see how tall you are. this was me. >> you was my size? >> this was me when i came to prison.ally what i get, like are you serious? 15 years old they locked you up. can they do that? >> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun, you carry a gun, eventually you're going to use it, and it did happen. we was just with a girl having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by. we had a confrontation and i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes, and me trying to prove myself to my peers like, yeah, okay i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. and i shot him six times. and i ended up murdering him for basically a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery. he never planned for his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery. what do you think going to happen? >> you get caught, then y

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let me understand what the issue is, let me see if i can listen, if there is a way i can direct support and help to you. then we can talk about other brunn. to pretend that is not on the table is absurd. do you have any idea what i am going through? the answer is probably no. why don't you tell me so i can be a better teacher, a better administrator? when youth feel that there is no alternative and that they do not matter, the consequences do not matter either. that is an easy thing to see happen. when they do feel it matters and that they matter, the consequence matters and they might think about the behavior is around that. when a university falls into the same way, that is another way that saying that you yourself do not have value. you are just a number, a fraction, a code. meis: in 30 seconds, tell whether or not, with all that you are up against in this district and what we're seeing across the country, are you hopeful? >> very. tavis: why? >> because i meet kids every day and they are amazing. they are absolutely amazing. students with the most unimaginable peril are having pheno

. >> let me see your gauze. >> eventually he gets the gauze changed and the adventure is not over there. they have to take tanner into the car. >> it is blood. >> it is your blood. >> i don't want it. i just want to hold your hand. i love my mom. i will knock you out. >> i doubt it. >> they don't call me mike tyson for nothing, dad. >> oh, my goodness. >> there is a website now where tanner is selling t-shirts with some of the catch phrases from his experience here including i am good, bro, i am knock you out, i want to party, i want to hold your hand, where the hell am i and you can buy these online. talk to us about this out of body experience we have tanner with his mom carly and his dad scott joining us via skype. mom and dad, what were you thinking when tanner was ag saul of this wacky stuff. >> we thought he may be faking it because he is a big ham. >> his personality. >> and when he was crying and everything else, no, he is not faking it. >> tanner, what did you think when you saw the video for the first time? >> kind of weird to watch. it is of yourself and you don't remember an

let me see. just cut and they're swelling... oh, my god. anywhere else? no.t to go over to d.g.? no. they say i need a tetanus. i can get that later. why would you need a tetanus? just 'cause he... might be his teeth. where was he injured? his head. his face. he tried to take his gun away from him. he did? he got it halfway out. you're kidding. i had him down, figured he was going to give so tim took off after the passenger and he started fighting and next thing i know... were you by yourself? yeah. next thing i know, he's got my gun halfway out so i got it back in the holster, and then he kind of rolls over and i hit him on the forehead with my flashlight... just started bleeding, and my flashlight... i couldn't hold onto it. i went to bring it up again and it slipped out of my hand and he threw it out in the street ran between these two houses and got up on the six-foot fence and i pulled him back down. i says, "hey, put your hands behind your back." he turned around and tried to hit me so the fight was on. we fought over there for about five minutes. oh, m

let me see your i.d., boss. how old are you, man? twenty-five. come on out.the driver's name? my name is james. what's the driver's name? the driver's name? harris: this is what they gave you for registration? this is a bill of sale. oh. i must have lost the rest of it. harris: what are you guys doing down here, man? huh? what are you..? suspect: we was taking him home. you ain't going to find nothing, though. glenn: we stopped the car. the man on the front seat was moving around a little bit. for our protection, we get all three males out and frisk them and the passenger in front dropped the gun to the floor. i originally thought it was a blank gun. it turned out to be a .22 which will kill you as fast as any other gun. it gives you a sense of accomplishment when you take a weapon off the street like that because these guys are young guys. they're not just riding around in their car with a weapon for their own protection. what do you need a gun in a car for if you're going to the store or going to visit a friend? somebody say something to them throw water on

let me see your arms. both. both. . >> sergeant herman has come to check on jackson and discuss his request to return to general population. >> when you told me on thursday you were about to break, remember that? what's changed since thursday? you can't be about to break and go into general population. >> i was stressed out. >> you remember what happened the last time when you went to general pop, how did it make your feel? >> i was shaking and nervous. >> because what? why were you shaking and nervous? >> [ indiscernible ] i couldn't be around a lot of people. >> what makes you think this is going to be any different? >> you're wasting your time, jackson. every time you come back you are frustrated. we go through the same cycle to readjust you back into the way we do things. you get angry because you are not in a certain cell, right? put your eyebrow down. it's the truth. i'm just telling you your life. you end up in the restraint chair because you are doing something you have no business, cutting your arms. right? i