tremble takes a tumble into the cameraman.ly stayed down on the ground for a moment as his teammates and head coach gathered around him. he did walk off with a bloody nose. he did return to the game however. he was also poked in the eye later in this game. here he is. looking fine there. knocking down the three-pointer. tremble, he had 13 of maryland's 17 first-half points. terps had no answer for iowa. gabrielle alonzo under the rim there. they lose 771-55. the third loss in the last five games. coach turgeon not soundi d afterwards. >> we ran into a really good team. two of the three road games we've lost recently teams played really well against us. they deserve to win. so the kids are resilient. we're going to get home and we'll wake up tomorrow and move on. it's a grind. the kids are resilient. we'll bounce back. >> all right. college park the fifth ranked maryland women hosting 19th ranked nebraska. first half action. terps up four. lex i brown. she likes to shoot threes. knocks it down. later on in the half x it's a thr

as for tremble, her business is doing well. she's also aware of other downtown businesses here that are still struggling because of that earthquake. >> 6 months later, still a lot of visible signs in napa. >>> now to developing news in strain, where there is late word that a caltrain has struck and killed a man inside a tunnel. it happened just after 9:00 in a tunnel near 18th street and interstate 280. caltrain says the train was out of service and was being moved to san francisco at the time was accident. the coroner was called to the scene. that was actually the second death today involving a caltrain. a woman was killed when her car hit a train. that happened at the ravenswood avenue crossing near alma street. officials say the impact sent the woman's acura suv 40 feet through the intersection. the 30-year-old woman was taken to stanford hospital, where unfortunately, she was pronounced dead. a caltrain official told us the woman was likely on the tracks because of traffic ahead of her. >> sometimes in peak commute hours tr

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the young actress was amazed at the trembling hand and she said, madam, i do not mean to be presumptuouswhat is it that i never get nervous when i have to act? and sandra bernard took her hand and said, my poor dear, you will get nervous when you learn how to act. [laughter] charlie: you know what it is about. the more you know about something, the more you know how difficult it is to be really good at it. ethan: i had the luxury once to be in a room with tom stoppard. he was nearing his 70th birthday when we did that. one of the great american theater directors, jack o'brien, from that generation. they were clearly in a room i was not in. i was really excited. charlie: meaning that they understood things that you have not come to appreciate. ethan: we are made to feel quite often that wisdom is placed low on the totem pole of things that are interesting, right? if you spend time with it and with people who value it, it becomes very exciting. i walked away from that experience really looking forward to the rest of my life as opposed to -- there is a danger, this is not news to you, you h

at that point, according to detective shapu, frediani took a deep breath, let it out, began trembling. he could actually see his chest moving in and out. and made a statement to the effect as "i was really drunk when i did those things." he then asked for a lawyer and refused to make any more statements. >> at the preliminary hearing where both helena and frediani were present, she was asked if she could identify him and she couldn't. not positively. and out of that arises one of the great mysteries of this whole case. >> but the fingerprints on the teapot were all the prosecution needed, so the case headed to trial. sadly, helena greenwood didn't live long enough to testify in court. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a special conditioning ingredient softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens but now it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and try resolve for amazing stain removal the first time. >>> while her sexual assault case was pending, helena greenwood and her hus

i mean it scared me so bad i was trembling. >> yesterday, katherine dean was driving on suitland road in morningside when a chunk of concrete fell off this bridge and hit her car. abc 7 can confirm dean has already hired an attorney. as crews work to make the bridge safer. construction crews at this bridge will become a more regular sight in the near future. it is scheduled to be replaced. although designs for a new bridge have not yet been completed. the american society of civil engineers regularly grades our nation's bridges. "7 on your side" analyzed the numbers from our area and found that 6% or 333 of maryland's bridges are considered structurally deficient. 8% or 21 of the district's bridges fit that description as well as 9% or nearly 1,200 bridges in virginia. >> very big task. deterioration occurs all the time. and nonprofit is never ending. >> gary is a bridge engineer for vdot in northern virginia. he said of the commonwealth structurally deficient bridges, only 50 are in northern virginia. but another 271 are very close to that designation. >> i would say that here in nor

when the ghost takes hold, her eyes go wild, her body trembles, she claims she's not herself.uru begins questioning her. where have you come from? are you going to leave this body or not? tell me, are you going to leave this body or not? yes, i will leave the body, baba, i will leave the body. it's over quickly. and krishna appears to return to normal. for the faithful, they come for the exorcism. the next day the reclusive gu rue finally agrees to see us. >> we have to go. we must be very fast, five minutes only. >> reporter: the guru observes us from the shadows. >> how can you tell that they're truly cured of the ghost? >> reporter: he tells us the temple has the power to cast the evil spirits away. he takes no credit and no responsibility. >> will these people die without your help, without the help of the temple? >> reporter: he says it is the temple and the original guru, his ancestor, who heals, not him. he's merely a caretaker. >> have you seen women who haven't been able to have a son, have you seen them come back with baby sons? >> reporter: it may take 15 years, he

a performance and, in front of the door, there was a young actress with an autograph book with a tremblingn to be presumptuous, but i see that you're nervous. why is it that i never get nervous when i have to act? and sarah bernhard took her hand and said, oh, my poor dear! you will get nervous when you learn how to act. (laughter) >> charlie: you know what it's about and what's good. it's often said the more you know about something, the more you realize how difficult it is to be really good at it. >> i had the luxury once of spending nine months in a rehearsal room with tom stoppard. we did a film about mid 19th 19th century russian radicals. i guess he was nearing his 70th birthday when we did that. the director is one of the great american theater directors jack o'brien who -- they're the same generation. they were clearly in a room that i was not in. i found it really exciting. >> charlie: meaning that they knew and understood things that you hadn't experienced. >> yeah. >> charlie: or come to appreciate. >> were made to feel quite often that wisdom is placed pretty low on the totem p

and she was kind of you know, trembly. she wasn't comfortable.tunately, you know she's put up a picture on the site that didn't look anything like her. our members pay a premium. they pay that premium to be invited to events where there's attractive people. >> reporter: he sounds like a totally awful person. but the most unsettling thing about greg is i really liked him from the moment i saw him. maybe that's just because he's good looking. we are now, more than ever conditioned to care about the immediate and the external. think selfies, instagram, tinder. giving and receiving instant likes and swipes. >> we're becoming so focused on immediate gratification and initial impulse decisions and immediate reactions to the external that we're going to get lost somewhere along the way. and not only lose ourselves but lose amazing opportunities for love when we discard people who maybe on first glance aren't perfect, but on second glance are extremely attractive and perfect on the inside. >> reporter: beautiful people launched in denmark in 2003. it's n

. >> and we thank them we thank them trembling fewer support in getting us to this point because they've heard a lot of promises over the years we were just like another set of promises but at this point, we're going to be delivering on the promises but beverly and joyce i'm going to ask more of your patience i'm going to ask for your patience because you you know we have planned i'm going to ask for your patience we're going to get though the rehab it will be messy but at the end of the day we're to be we are not off i want to ask beverly to say a few word (clapping.) >> smooimdz beverly senate file have a i'm president of the citywide council of senior disabled we advocate our seniors disabled in our building and public housing we advocate for them in every aspect of they're living i would like to bring joyce up here as well they do a tremendous job advocating for that the family developments. >> thank you beverly good afternoon, everyone thank you secretary castro we want to thank the supervisors who work and malia cohen and london breed our housing folks are making it easier for publ

. >> translator: i was trembling. i live alone. i was sitting in the corner and i only just survived. >> reporter: the force of the blast has smashed the windows of this home. shrapnel is embedded in the walls above the bed. >> why do i have to live like this? why are they killing us, why? >> outside, another neighbor appears from her damaged house. >> translator: how can they possibly do this? what am i to do now? i don't know what to do. i think i just saw my own death. >> reporter: the repeated failure of truce negotiations means this community and many others are crossing ukrainian army controlled territory will have to continue to live in fear. as we drive out of town, separatist heavy weapons pass you heading for the front line. charles stratford, al jazeera, eastern ukraine. >> with the russian backed separatists stepping up their fighting in ukraine, pentagon officials confirm to al jazeera america that united states is considering sending lethal weapons to ukraine. jamie mcintire, it's been the claim of ukraine that they c

. >> so sorry it's great to get the update of such it is very important to me like everyone else trembling disappointed to hear about the students aware of the hiv and aids over this education and i remember when we were all working very, very hard to make sure that we developed a curriculum how it plays and make sure they got it i actually went and made presentations at the health conferences around the presentation those tonight have highlight for all of us in a growing kind of tension we have between the time that we will have in the school and the resources we'll like to include and the instruction go forward to i'm asking that we since we're not going to resolve the issue tonight or this year i - while we have to work on that i'll also is the two things are a two proengd strategy to reverse and make it is important enough that it is more ubiquitous the instruction it something that all students are aware of all the time so we need to find out what kind of professional developments for all the teachers and administrators said how important this see we recognize the reality there is onl

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me and tearing me apart.such a terrible fear. in all of my life i have never felt as scared as i do now. >> reporter: their experience contradict those who claim the battle of debaltseve has only been the significant violation of the minsk peace agreement. for now the only lesson being learned here is that in ukraine ceasefires work only on paper. >>> a report by the u.n. independent international commission of inquiry on syria, says there has been an exponential rise in the perpetration of war crimes crimes against humanity, and human rights violations. the investigators are considering releases the names of the war criminals to put them, quote unquote, on notice hoping this will act as a deterrent. they are said to have tortured, kidnapped, and executed people. syria's ambassador has called the report bias from the beginning. the commission also proposes an international tribunal be set up to try war crimes as explained to us by a member of the u.n. commission. >> we're here delivering our ninth report on t

. >> i was trembling. i live alone. i was sitting in the corner, and i only just survived. >> the force of the blast has smashed the windows of this home. shrapnel is embedded in the walls above the bed. >> why do i to have leave like this? why are they killing us? why? >> outside another neighbor appears from her damaged house. >> how can they possibly do this? what am i to do now? i don't know what to do. i think i just saw my own death. >> the repeated failure of truce negotiations means this community and many others are crossing ukrainian army controlled territory will have to continue to live in fear. as we drive out of town, separatist heavy weapons pass us heading toward the front line. charles stratford, al jazeera eastern ukraine. >> in greece, thousands of people have protested against fascism. they held up anti fascist signs and protested. >> thousands of protestors have been marching through hong kong to demand free elections in the territory. it's the first rally since mass demonstrations last year. those

got some good ball movement coming up by maryland, finding upper marlboro's freshman tremble. knocks down the triple. terps have seven on a winning note at home, 66-56. >> i'm not exactly sure, but i'm 99.9% sure this is my first team that's gone undefeated at home in league play. >> that was a special day for this program and for each and every senior that was out there. it was special. and i'm glad we got the win. that's what we'll remember about this day, you know, 10, 15 years from now. >>> in the big apple, revenge on the mind. pointer goes baseline with the jam. he had 24 for st. johns. complete control for most of the game. hoyas get it down low. hopkins with the dunk, but it was all st. johns. phil greene had six threes. here's one of them with the leftwing. st. johns rolls 81-70. the hoyas' three-game win streak is over. >>> number 2 virginia hosting virnlgt. who is that masked man? that's london peranis, broken nose. he plays through. virginia tech up three. uva responds. stepping into it, virginia would come back and take the commanding lead. then late going, malcol

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me and tearing me apart.n all my life i never felt as scared as i do now. >> reporter: the experience only these people contradicts those who claim the battle of debaltseve has been the only significant violation of the minsk piece agreement. for now, the only lesson being learned here is that in ukraine, ceasefires work only on paper. paul brennan al jazeera, donetsk. >>> and ukraine is marking the one-year anniversary of the event in central kiev's independence square when over 100 protesters were killed. these are live pictures from kiev, ukraine's capitol, where thousands are gathering to commemorate those who dies. the president had earlier been addressing the crowd. the uprising toppled the former president and is part of a chain of events that had lead to the current situation in the eastern part of the country. jonah hull is in kiev in independence square also known as mydon, and he joins us from there. now, we know jonah that poroshenko had been addressing the crowd a little bit earlier. what did he

when trembling with emotion he proclaimed, we hold these truths to be self evident -- that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i want to be president to protect until my life's end our magnificent dream of freedom. god's great lesson to the world. with your help, i will. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> you are watching c-span's special president's day program. you can watch all of our past coverage of presidential campaigns at our website www.c-span.org. just type "road to the white house" in the search bar. we will have more campaigns a moment, beginning with ralph nader in 2000. plus 2004 candidates john kerry and howard dean. it concludes with barack obama declaring his candidacy in 2007 at the illinois state capitol building. on our facebook page this presidents' day, we are asking who is your favorite president and why? joann writes president carter. much-maligned, but a true christian. future lehigh -- he truly tried to help main street. bob says, eisenhower. he t

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me and tearing me apart.s such a terrible fear. in all of my life i have never felt as scared as i do now. >> reporter: the experience of these feem completely contra dick those who claim the battle of debaltseve has been the only vool lags of the minsk piece agreement. for now the only lesson being learned here is that in ukraine, ceasefires work only on paper. paul brennan al jazeera, donetsk. >>> the upper house of the u.k. parliament, the house of laws has accused europe of a misreading of the ukrainian situation, saying it had sleepwalked into the crisis. in moscow this report has gone down well as rory challands now explains. >> reporter: for many years russia has complained that its interests and concerns are ignored in weatherern capitols. the argument goes issues russia considers paramount to issues are arrogantly advanced in the face of russian objection. so it's little wonder that this british report which accuses the u.k. and e.u. of sleepwalking into the ukrainian crisis it is little wonder it is

. >> translator: i was trembling. i live alone. was sitting in the corner and i only just survived. >> the force of the blast has smashed the windows of this home happennell is imbedded in the walls above the bed. >> why do i have to live like this? why are they killing us? why? outside, another neighbor appears from her damaged house. how can they possibly do this? what am i to do now? i don't know what to do. i think i just saw my own death. >> the repeated for sale of truce negotiations means this community and many others are crossing ukrainian army controlled territory will have to continue to live in fear. as we drive out of town separatists' heavy weapons pass us heading towards the front line. charles stratford, al jazeera, yanakuva eastern ukraine. >> hi tides in venice have not damp ended the spirits of this year's canrnival famous for costumes and masks. claudio is there and he sent us this report. >> reporter: high spirits and high water on the day carnivale and flooding came together. the car bomb vale of venice kick s

but he began that new day with borrowed words, when, trembling with emotion, he proclaimed, "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." i want to be president to protect, until my life's end, our magnificent dream of freedom -- god's great blessing to the world. and with your help, i will. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching the special program on presidential campaign announcements. at www.c-span.org you can read more, or watch all of our past coverage of campaigns by typing "road to the white house" in the search bar. coming up, ralph nader, john kerry, howard dean, and senator barack obama. tonight, a discussion on hillary clinton and how her roles as first lady and secretary of state may give clues about the potential 2016 campa

the wind trembling around. it was much worse a couple minutes ago. no advisories as we look at our map from chp but the high-rises for the san mateo bridge this bum darton bridge and bay bridge across the bay like toy to get strung with more wind. so far the traffic flow nice. green shows up 280/92, the road weather index shows where the roads are wet. so far not a lot of that going on south of petaluma. it is coming down toward the north bay first and the rest of the bay as christina has been talking about. traffic is flowing smoothly right now. we'll zoom out toward the tri valley where coming out of the altamont pass we have traffic building a bit. the live look as we talk about theality month and westbound 580, it's friday so there's a lighter volume of traffic. winds coming through the area with the wind farms likely to be strong as well. that's why they put the windows there, i imagine. i'm no wind scientist. >> wind farmer. >> that's right. >>> still ahead it is moving slowly but coming. this is a live look at san francisco. storm system bigge

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me. it's such a terrible fear. i've never felt as scared as i do now. >>reporter: the experience of these people completely contradicts those who claim the battle has been the only significant violation of the minsk peace agreement. for now the only lesson being learned at school 58 is that in ukraine cease fires work only on paper. >>> it was a year ago today that antigovernment protests turned deadly in kiev. snipers opened fire on demonstrators. today the country paused to remember. thousands gathered to honor the victims that day and the thousands who have died since the battles began in the east. ukraine's president says russia is responsible for the violence in his country today. >> we will win no matter how difficult it is, how many disasters we face. i promise you that we will prove that those sacrifices won't go to waste. the deaths were a turning point and led to the ousting of the former president a known ally of russia >>> at least 20 people are dead including government officials after an attack on a h

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me and tearing me apart. it's such a terrible fear. in all of my life i never felt ascared as i do now. >> they quickly contradict those who claim that the battle of debaltseve has been the only violation of the minsk agreement. there is no way of knowing when school 58 might reopen. for now the only lesson being learned here is that in ukraine cease-fires only work on paper. al jazeera donetsk. >> in kiev president petro poroshenko has led a somber service at independent square, marking a year since snipers shot and killed protesters there. >> on kiev's maidan or independent square where last winter's anti-government protests took place the faces of the dead stare out through flowers and candle lit memorials. looking back at them motions are still raw of those who well remember the worst day of gunfire and bloodshed. here they call those who fell the heavenly hundred. and the year-on some wonder whether it was all worth it. >> i think this is very high price for the country's independence, and it still has n

lou: and those are the questions they think have many americans trembling with concern, if i may be so dramatic, and that is because this administration has been extraordinarily lousy at reading either intelligence or it has not had adequate intelligence in anticipating and influencing favorably the outcome of world events. we turn, whether it be to syria next iraq is now under the strong hand of iran as you well know. we're looking at libya in utter chaos and depending on the day within the grasp of the islamic state itself there. doesn't seem to be a strategy certainly not a public one, and doesn't seem there is no obtain evidence of a strategy that's being executed against iran and its designs in the region. >> i would point out that in the wake of the great successes that isil initially had, and some of those gruesome beheadings, the administration did respond they sent a couple of 3,000 people out to iraq, which i had not expected. i never thought they were going to do. i thought when the last troops left at the end of 2011, that was it. i was very pessimistic about the prospects

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to die trembles in mud, covered in excrument and blood, and all this with nature's approval that is used by oppressors, the dust of wind and snow and grain and the slaver beyond ones friends and the german songs that they have to sing and you would march there and some of them wouldn't return. and also we were taunted by a german man that the company had been lodged and those columns parked nearby, those had marched to the death chamber. some would ask, how far is it because i need to feed my children and the smokes and the nazi jewish colonies and those piles of bodies. and we remember it was christmas. on one hand there was a christmas tree. among the other side there was fire. fire burns human bodies and the rams and trains long trains. and there was so very much there. for three years i strapped to myself in the seven transformation of hell and illegal in auschwitz, a jewish child that is to go and get food. many of times did i die i would freeze with fear and passion and pain, this tension that i got at selection and i would look and see the agony of my fellow prisoners with this te

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me. it's a such a terrible fear.all of my life i have never felt as scared as i do now. >> reporter: the experience of these people contradicts those who claim that the battle of debaltseve has been the only significant violation of the minsk peace agreement. there is no knowing when school 58 might reopen for now the only less son being learned here is that in ukraine ceasefires work only on paper. paul brennan al jazeera, donetsk. >>> the euro zone finance ministers have agreed on a draft accord that could extend greece's bailout package. it follows a tough day of make or break negotiations. let's get more from neave barker standing by for us in brussels. any details on this draft, neave? >> reporter: >>> well yes, very recent developments indeed. the meeting of euro group ministers, and of course the greek finance minister was meant to start around 3:00 local time. it is now gone 7:00. reasons for those delays have been few and far between. but we have gathered now from a greek official that european ministers and

blistering winds cold temperatures had most of those people trembling on that beach. >> it was so cold. i didn't even go in it was so cold. and i have been here for the past four years and this year was so cold that i couldn't even imagine going in. >> i can't imagine it at all. despite the weather lots of other fun things going on for polar bear weekend in sea isle city. visitors enjoyed a costume contest there, the pep rally before the plunge. tomorrow they'll hold a polar bear run and walk for autism. which raises money for autism charity. >> and local couples celebrating love by doing a little shopping for wedding dresses on valentine's day. >> that's right the seventh annual valentine's day bridal extravaganza was actually so popular today that organizers are extending the sale into tomorrow. people actually waiting in line as early as 5:30 this morning, the good will of southern new jersey and pennsylvania's holding the event in pennsauken, brides to be invited to come and check out the discounted selection of wedding dresses several bridal stores in the area donating all of the

i tremble with fear. i'm scared of a shell landing next to me and tearing me apart.s such a terrible fear. in all of my life i have never felt as scared as i do now. >> reporter: their experience completely con -- contradicts those who claim that the battle of debaltseve was the only problem. for now the only lesson being learned here is that in ukraine ceasefires work only on paper. paul brennan al jazeera, donetsk. >>> the crisis in eastern ukraine has its roots in revolution that ousted the president a year ago. jonah hull has spoken to some of those who took part in the protest. >> reporter: this man limps from a bullet wound to the leg received exactly a year ago. eeg gore hardly needs photographs to remind him of the anti-government protests on kiev's central square that ended in bloodshed. >> translator: i was proud that we were able to unite, and that we weren't scared off by the power that was destroying us and that we were able to withstand it. that's what it was all about. >> reporter: last year this person was there too. a volunteer medic tending to the i

it was in that torn up trembling voice of hers and i learned it too. high school had been about. i stopped writing to my father and he stopped writing back. i learned not to care. pot had helped and booze. maybe a little blow when you could afford it. not smack, though. mickey had been just a little too eager for me to go through it. maybe he was just cold. we were standing in a meat freezer in the back of a deli where he worked and it couldn't have been more than 20 degrees in there. but he didn't look like he was shaking from the cold it looked more like he was sweating. he had pulled up a needle and the tubing and i looked at him, standing there, surrounded by salami and roast beef and right then, an image popped into my head. chunky, pothead, that's where i had been headed. the final fatal role of the would-be black man. me trying to prove what a down brother i was. not by then any way. i got high for just the opposite effect. something that could push questions of who i was out of my mind. something that could flatten out the landscape of my heart

. >> and there was a moment of fright, shock, i was tremble because this was a murder happening in frontty people were not where they should have been. normally they should have been in front of the podium but they were at the side somewhere. >> audience members rushed the stage to protect dogan while others tackled the suspect to the ground. >> you could see this guy was obviously a strong guy or a well-trained guy because even several guys had difficulties to push them to the ground. and then some of these guys start started beating on him with his fist, another was kicking at him. it was a very heated, political emotional situation in this country. people felt that this was an attack against everyone this this room and the fear on their faces because none of them in that moment knew what would be the next thing who shent this guy, was it supposed to be the kickoff for something? >> the suspect is subdued, his face is bloody from the beating. >> one of the major party members showed up on stage and said "cool it. don't hurt this man. i don't have any sympathy with him but he has a righ

blister winds colds cold temperatures had most people absolutely trembling on the beach. >> it was so cold. i didn't even go in it was so cold. i been here for the past four years, and this year was so cold that i couldn't even imagine going in. >> i can't even believe she can talk, despite the weather out there. lots of other fun stuff going on from polar bear weekend shiite silly -- city, visitors enjoyed costume contest, pep rally before that plunge. tomorrow they will hold a polar bear run-walk for autism which raised money for autism charities. >> all for a good cause. >> local couples celebrating their love by doing a little shopping for wedding dresses on valentine's day. the seventh annual valentine's day bridal extravaganza was actually so popular that it organizers are extending the sale into tomorrow morning. people actually waiting in line as early as 5:30 this morning. the good will of southern new jersey and pennsylvania's holding this event in pennsauken, brides to be are invited to come in and check out the discounted selection of dresses several stores in the area don

and i kind of was like trembling the whole time when the jury was coming back for the verdict.hat i was expecting. now, i can't say that i'm perfect. but i'm not some kind of monster that they're trying to portray me as. and it is hurtful, you know. >> lockdown. it's count time. >> the thought of spending the rest of my life in jail or at least being 40-something before i have a chance at parole, it's pretty depressing but there's nothing i can do about it right now. >> for branden ling, the educational opportunities offered at spring creek give him the hope that he can turn his life around. >> you've got school classes. you've got other classes you can take. like first aid classes. some college courses. and you have teachers that help you, you know. okay, i think you would go ahead and do division. try that and see if that doesn't work. >> while the majority of prisons in the united states offer educational programs for their inmates, spring creek is the country's only maximum security facility to run a fully accredited high school within its walls. >> the program is designed

. >> the bible says slaves, obey your earthly masters with fear and trembling.was use the bid slave masters in this country, they quoted the bible. and terrible things have been done in the name of chris chant. the crusades are hardly one of the polished chapters of christianity. i think with the -- i think what the president said is accurate. i think he's been somewhat reluctant to acknowledge and admit and confront this is an islamic terrorist, that it is a perversion and to address that. but i thought the response -- i mean, these are the same people who are constantly criticizing the islamic state people for not joining in the coalition, and saying you've got to condemn them. i just thought it was over the top and undeserved. >> woodruff: while we're talking about american politics, a couple of republicans got themselves in hot water talking about vaccines and vaccinations. governor chris christie, rand paul both said in different ways parents don't need to vaccinate then they both walked it back a little bit. but damage, are they damaged short-term, long-te