i want some others there with me." and i looked around to see who's there with me. you know, do we have a geologist there with me, and a biologist? and there are a few that are known-- you know, e .l. wilson and brian greene and michio kaku. but given the size of that science frontier, we need many more. and so i'm disappointed that i'm sitting there alone with that kind of distinction. >> hinojosa: so when i was growing up, the most famous scientist was carl sagan. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> hinojosa: and you actually got a chance to meet him, hang out with him, exchange ideas with him. >> totally. >> hinojosa: you were extraordinarily inspired by him. >> yeah, i already knew i wanted to be a scientist, so that's not the link that mattered there. there i was in high school, already knowing that when i grew up i wanted to be an astrophysicist, something i've known since age 11. and my application to cornell university, it was, like, dripping with the universe, because there's all... i had a telescope, i was in the club, i... you know. and so cornell accepted me, but then

know that she heard me. and so, that's the only way i have found to stay connected. you are them. they are you. even if you try, you can never get rid of them forever. [laughter] ms. sotomayor: thank you. [applause] my sugars are low, so i'm going to have one of these. quite a few ask the next question? >> one more question, is that what you are saying? ms. sotomayor: no, that's not it. >> given what i have been told about your time, maybe just one more question. ms. sotomayor: no. [laughter] ms. sotomayor: a law dean will not contradict a supreme court justice, i promise you. she needs a microphone, i think. >> as a latina, could you speak to any personal expenses you have had with discrimination, whether socially, academically, or professionally? ms. sotomayor: ok. my book's full of them. [laughter] ms. sotomayor: look, discrimination comes in many different forms. [laughter] ms. sotomayor: and for many, many different reasons. sometimes it is intentional. sometimes it is not. sometimes it is thoughtlessly

joseph started calling me a tramp and telling me he hated me. >> all right. now, let me hear your version, joe. >> she's lying. >> did you call her names? >> to him. >> he did call amy names. >> what did he call her? was she present when he called her -- >> i don't know the exact words, but he said [ bleep ] or something like that. [ bleep ] i don't think he swore, though, i think he said [ bleep ]. >> i didn't say no [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. i don't think she said what i said. >> what she said i said. >> what did you say, joe? what was the word? >> he called me a tramp. >> tramp, yeah, that's what i said. to him. if you want, put me six months. take all the good time -- do what you got to do. >> that's the problem. >> [ bleep ] you. you guys know that. you brought me over here for small, petty nothing crap. you guys know that. >> sanchez i feel you're going do dictate what's going to happen here? >> i'm not dictating nothing. >> that's not the case. i'm going to move you out of this unit. that's it. take him back. and i'll deal with you on monday, joe. >> the he

so i'm just hoping the program is right for me and it'll do me some good because this ain't doing me nothing. >> this is your first program. all the years you've been going through us and coming through here, this is the first time you're ready for a program. >> two of my greatest fears is me dying in prison and my mother passing while i'm in here. i don't want that never to happen. >> that's motivation. >> so, before i start -- >> go ahead. go ahead, my man. >> got to be good. >> all right. >>> due it mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> deputies respond to a possible gang beating inside a cell. but outside the view of surveillance cameras. >> it appears there's a physical altercation that's transpiring at this time. you can see the bodies jerking back and forth. >> the inmates say it was nothing. >> it was just rough housing, that's all. >> that's for children. >> but one sergeant isn't so sure. >> we know that these individuals are gang members.

francisca: me lo voy a llevar para que me acompaÑe.... francisca: para ir mÁs y más rÁpido. sor bicicleta, asÍ la conocen en las redes sociales. alan: estaba llegando tarde a misa. quÉ buen vÍdeo! francisca: buenÍsimo vídeo y obviamente se tenÍa que hacer viral. yo espero que hayas llegado temprano tu ceremonia. alan: llegue a tiempo y ella tambiÉn a esa velocidad que iba. karlita, esa monja iba hecha... ya sabes como se dice de las monjas. karla: nos vamos a la pausa. aquÍ seguimos disfrutando en familia. mire, de cÁliz para el mundo demostrandonos que los sueÑos se hacen realidad viene desde la nasa para compartir su historia de Éxito y de superaciÓn. de una colombiana exitosa pasamos a otra que se estÁ robando todos los suspiros de los caballeros alrededor del mundo porque despuÉs de su exitoso regreso a la pantalla protagonizando el video de romeo santos, quiÉn creen que viene? jessica sediel. vamos con orlando que sigue a la madre patria. orlando: yo continuo desde madri, espaÑa y tambiÉn he comido bastante bien, mucho jamÓn serra

gael: me voy, me voy. carlos: ¿por qué? gael: me voy porque entendí el mensaje.oy a ir. carlos: no, por favor, ¿por qué se va a ir? gael: no me haga una escena. me voy a ir. carlos: no, usted está haciendo la escena. gael: me voy a ira un hotel. y a ver si tengo la suerte de usted de que se me meta una güerota en la cama. carlos: señor, no se vaya. gael: déjeme ir. carlos: no quiero que se vaya así, no-- gael: hija de mi vida. ¿qué tienes, mi amor? ¿qué haces aquí, mi amor? eestás con el bebé. >> hola. gael: ¿estás bien? >> no, no estoy bien. me salí de mi casa. matías y yo nos peleamos. no lo quiero volver a ver nunca, nunca en mi vida. [llora] ¿me puedo quedar aquí contigo--? en este cuchitril. gael: pues es lo único que hay, mi hijita. briones, ¿nos permite quedarnos? mire usted, no somos la sagrada familia pero-- imagínese que yo no soy san josé y mi hija, pues, no es la virgen, ¿verdad? carlos: no, yo sé. yo le recibí al niño y le vi hasta las anginas, pero-- gael: y el bebé es un angelito recién nacido. ¿no nos dejaría usted quedarnos aquí a vivir con usted

it made me think a lot of you. the paper has to be very well written so when they said the paper was well written i had to wait and see what is it, and it is a remarkable piece of work. it's a very complicated story and she tells a lot about nixon bringing the relations of two china. i understand how hard it is to do something like that. so it is a pleasure to award you the second year in a row. [applause] [applause] hello, everyone. i just want to start by saying how honored i am to be here with you today. i remember when i met mr. caro last year. i wanted to study the history of relations in 1973 and i was going to go visit china to do some research. the plan i had back then was hazy. i knew i was going to visit and go check out a couple of resources at different universities but that was about it. what struck me was the reaction he was incredibly encouraging and he encouraged me to pursue whatever topic i was interested in. afterwards, he inspired me to contact and interview different diplomats and professors an

but let me think about it.t up to the executive floor of the cia. there was a very, very senior cia officer up there from whom i worked in the middle east a decade earlier and i said, they asked if i wanted to be train in this. he said, let's call it what it is, it's a torture program, they can use whatever euphemism they want. you know how these guys are, somebody is going to go overboard and kill a frizz pris. when that happens it's going to be a congressional investigation and justice department investigation and somebody's going to go to prison. do you want to go to prison? i said, no, i don't want to go to frizz. as it turned out, i was the only one who went to prison. i said new york, i don't want to go to prison. i resigned from the cia later to go into the private sector. three years after that i got a call from abc news. he said that he had a source who said i tortured abu zabada. i said that absolutely untrue, i was the only person who was ever kind to him, never laid a hand on him or any other prison

y el doctor me dijo que me acaba de dar un preinfarto. el miami heat. ofrece una opciÓn al jugador para un cuarto aÑo. segÚn fuentes cercanas, jim, tambiÉn habrÍa acordado quedarse cuatro temporadas en el miami. federer saliÓ victorioso en el abierto de wimbledon. camino al tÍtulo del acuerdo de australia. la invitaciÓn es para que te quedes con nosotros en la copa oro. la cobertura inicia a las cinco de la tarde, tiempo del centro. el momento final del dÍa es este pequeÑÍn que disfruta hacerle caÑos a su hermano con la playera del real madrid. todos los detalles de la copa oro los pueden encontrar en contacto deportivo. presentador: se realiza el festival de teatro dominicano, otra forma de difundir su cultura.

or working for me anymore.t has happened. >> but, with that being said, i have two trainers that start with me like three or four years ago that makes sure that my body is working correctly and i am doing all my stuff and chef, i do have friends that i keep arn around because they remind you, you are still a kid, don't change and be that person. they don't take advantage of me. they're probably thinking hey, you are doing so much and you need to chill out and you don't need that. leave it alone. we are content where we are when it comes with what we do everyday and do we train and play dominos and play some cards, literally. [ laughter ] >> video games? >> i don't play video games. you are the only one. >> how is that possible that at your age and generation, you are not a video game guy. >> it is like movies and dominos and playing some cards >> give me three movies that you love? >> ""friday," we just watched them. >> it is a great movie. >> i love it. >> it is teaching you about life and family. >> symbol is

to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big old lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i'm his celly, so i get in there. >> i was a northerner. i was a member of the northern california gang member. to be honest, i just wanted to be a gang member, to be honest. and at that time i thought, okay, i'm going to represent the neighborhood and this and this and that. you know, no enemy is going

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don't lie to me, be honest with me, tell me what's going on and we can work with it. >> yes, sir. >>s, sir. >> good enough. be cool, dude. >> erik olson did not die. he has returned to the jail and is currently housed in a single-person cell in the medical unit. >> i'm pretty sure what knocked me out was being punched and i hit the floor on the back of my head and i have a pretty large knot. i have a bruise up here. and i have bumps all over the back of my head, although you can't see them. and i'm pretty sure i got punched a few times in the mouth. so i can't actually open my jaw, you know, wide enough to actually get a large amount of food in my mouth. i also have bruises everywhere just from being hit in the face, as well as being hit on the ground. >> olson was only at the jail less than 24 hours before the attack. he had been out on bond before he was convicted and sentenced to five years for rape by instrumentation and was awaiting transfer to prison. nava and gonzalez say they attacked him because he raped a 12-year-old girl. but that was a false jailhouse rumor. >> rape by in

>> yes whenever he was just telling me -- when riccio was calling me telling me this, i wasn't interested it wasn't until he got pictures of what they supposedly had and family photos and stuff, that's when i got interested in going there and i only went there to retrieve my own property >> what were you thinking when the guns were being brandished >> well, i didn't see the guns brandished you say guns, as i understand it, one guy who's behind me, i never saw him brandish the gun when i left there i called back to the room and said to bruce, you said there were some pictures and i asked walter alexander to return the cell phone and he said it wasn't cool that the gun was pointed at me i said what gun and he described what it was. to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. i asked the three guys i was with, they all said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel we waited for these two security guys to show up and the minute they drove up, i said, man, did you pull a gun in that room? he swore to high heaven he didn't and i asked walter alexander for the cell phone and

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a guy had me send his socks once a guy once had me sign his socks sock he took his socks off for me to sign and another time i was on tour and i was in the hotel room and i was sleeping and the like manager of the hotel i was at he like opened the hotel room door up anyway playing daughter come in and his daughter was like jumping on the bed and i woke up it was like i like your show you kidding you know it was weird were you angry you know it was pretty good but best piece of advice you ever got. probably from my mom and she just always says kind of the same for not to stop trying don't give up on your dream on what you want like i always believe in yourself because if you don't nobody else is going to worst piece of advice you would probably to give up like or something so hard if they can talk you out of it you're not ready for it yeah who would be your dream costar. dream costar ryan gosling bed now would be pretty great biggest risk you ever took my bungee jump in fresno. what was it like to live like to live to tell the tell me i was actually really fun it was pretty good my back

, but i want you to sit behind me.n the book, i think i have a picture and it's got my brother behind me there and when they would take a break, he would go back in his room with me and we would come back out to the hearing, in and out. your brother there. i did not need a lawyer. brian: i'm not sure if it's your brother behind you in the videos we have, but tell us if you know who this person is. the president had conducted an administration for four years that won the support of millions of democrats. the president's stance the issues of defense and welfare and taxes and government and integration and busing were closer to what the american people wanted to those of the opponents. because of the quality and character of our candidate, if one looks back over the political history of this country, there is only one other man other than richard nixon who has been his party's nominee for president or vice president five times. that is frequent was about. brian: in those days, you cannot put a camera in front of you. that

why didn't you tell me about any of that? what's wrong? talk to me. talk to me, tony.le [voice breaking] overwhelming. lemonis: what's overwhelming? tony: i put my whole life into this business for the last four years. didn't expect to give up 50% equity in the business and have niva have 25%. i know i'm gaining something, but it just doesn't feel that way. lemonis: i think in life, people get overwhelmed. this is an overwhelming process for you. i'm here to help you. i am willing to sit down with you today and we can talk about reworking the deal, but she's got to be at the table. tony: yes. i agree. lemonis: period. end of story. your facts are sketchy right now. tony: i-i understand that. lemonis: and i need her to clean them up, 'cause i don't feel like i'm getting the whole story. tony: that's fair enough. i'll call her and get her to... lemonis: okay. tony: ...to meet us. lemonis: i'll see you in a little bit. tony: okay. lemonis: all right? ♪ hello. i'm marcus. niva: hi. niva. lemonis: nice to meet you. thank you for coming, by the way. niva, just so you know, i

he wrote, "he had called me at lunchtime that day, invited me to dinner that night, saying he was goingo invite my whole family but decided to have just me this time with the whole family coming next time. it was unclear from the the dinner. who else would be although i assumed there would be others. it turned out to be just the two of us." it's starting to read like chapter one of "fifty shades of orange." right? [ laughter ] very sexual. [ cheers and applause ] anyway, comey wrote that at their dinner the president said, "i need loyalty, i expect loyalty." which is not an appropriate thing for a president to ask the head of the fbi. unless he's planning to do the right thing and marry him, that is. [ laughter ] and trump told comey he had nothing to do with russia, had not been involved with hookers in russia. and he always assumed he's been recorded. i love that he denied being involved with hookers in russia. let me tell you, bill clinton must be laughing his ass right now. wherever the hell he is. [ cheers and applause ] so then because these were uncomfortable conversations comey

i'm bigger than him but the guy bigger than me needed that cell more than me.hanged is the view. >> to me it's all prison. you know, that's how i look at it. whether the cell was ten times this size or was half of this size, you know, i might have been in worse situations. i just look at it like we still in prison, we still can't go home. the only environment that really matters is this environment right here, you know what i mean? i got a nice view. i got a view that i look at now and it's really -- >> step over here so you can see. >> to any young person, to anybody that think coming to prison is cool or whatever, come here. that's what i got to look at for the rest of my life. those wires. that might be the closest that i ever get to freedom is close but it's far away. that's what lockup is. that is what my extended stay is like. that's how it is for real. that's real life. it ain't how it look in the movies. it ain't none of that, man. this is my bed. when i look out the window that's what i see. >> dustin trowbridge keeps a unique record of the many cells

that's why she called me. she wants me to be 100% in charge. -is that right?-erenisse: yes, absolutely. -thank you. -lemonis: thank you. -tamika: thank you. -lemonis: thank you. so, let me tell everybody what's happening. tonnie and i and erenisse made a deal for me to become a partner in the business, and i'm gonna put $125,000 in the business. a portion of that money is gonna be used to pay the bills that are not paid today. and whether that's the rent or people that have lent the company money, we're gonna pay down the debt. the rest of that money is gonna be used to renovate this whole place. the store is gonna close. tonnie: we have people who are relying on me. if we're closed, that means that they're not working. lemonis: it means that i'll take care of them. they get paid. tonnie: maybe i'm stuck on the fact that i'm being told. perhaps it's an ego thing, but -- tamika: stop. i'm gonna choke him in like five seconds. just trust the process. lemonis: i see that you said if he trusts the process and you trust the process, it's gonna be fine. tonnie: that

he grabbed me, and he took me out. >> baby steps as you go. >> if omar would not have saved me and iafraid i would have passed away from all the blood. >> so appreciate that you're here, angel. >> in the press conference i did, i explained that i wished that i could meet the officer that saved my life. they made it happen. >> how you doing, angel? >> good. how are you? >> good. i'm officer omar delgado. i'm one of the ones that helped you get out of harm's way, man. i need a big hug from you, man. glad you're doing good, man. so glad you're doing good. i'm so glad you're alive, man. enjo i'm sure your family is very glad you're alive. glad i was there to help you out, man. i know you were in pain, man. i saw it. but you're better now, man. >> thank you so much. >> you're going to be okay. >> that hug, i guess, sparked it all. i sat in my room for a day or so just wondering, did anybody make it? you're talking an individual that you never met before, and the way he held me that day, i mean, i can still feel him. he didn't want to let me go. and i didn't want to let him go. it was clos

se me partiÓ, el labio se me hizo asÍ quiero que el pÚblico de telemundo si entere como me agarraba alusiva que tenemos con alejandra avalos que des precio a luly is miguel. muchÍsimas gracias karina, gracias por la informaciÓn que nos traes, duro y difÍcil la situaciÓn. me imagino que vamos a seguir escuchando mÁs sobre lo que, cÓmo se llevarÁ acabo esta separaciÓn. >>> escuchando y viendo, ¿no?. >>> si es cueing de escuchar y ver, vamos con mejores noticias, buena vibra y energÍa y quÉ dicen las cartas del tarot mi querido mario vanucchi. >>> mi querida ada y daniel comenzamos con aries. plenitud maravillosa con el dinero. te va a dar una tranquilidad im impresionante. 40 y 21 nÚmeros de suerte. >>> seguimos con tauro, vas a sacar de tu corazÓn un resentimiento o situaciÓn difÍcil que con el pasado lo vas a solucionar esta semana 43 y 75 tus nÚmeros. >>> mis amados je unimos cuidado con los divorcios y separaciÓn que estÁn al borde del rÍo hay una voz que te dice en tu corazÓn que quieres terminar, una relaciÓn. ten cuidadoon lae zilgsz que vas a tomar. tu gs nÚmeros de suerte. segu

that to me gave me hope for just a minute.but i know that we can get back there. >> we have to here and one in the balcony. >> thanks for your story. your book is fascinating in your message as well. my question is based upon your experience in the examples you brought up, it seems like your organization and your efforts are grounded more towards white supremacist. is there any outreach -- is there any approach you guys are doing or, to name an example, muslim extremists and percentagewise how much of your efforts have been changed? >> that's a good question. i don't like to use toward a system inspired because it doesn't reflect any muslim ideals. we focus on the far right because that is our background. however, i also know that what we do transfers over to gangs, transfers over to isis inspired extremists or jihadist or two left wing extremists as well. we do have a very large network of former jihadist that we were quiet, but i personally have also worked with people when i was in belgium, it's really interesting, when i w

and told me that he wanted to talk to me. bull[bleep] a lot of lies, marcus. lemonis: well, tell me about them. sammy: the whole construction thing, let's put that to the side. the restaurant isn't being ran correctly. for the last 90 days, it's been [bleep] -- bad burgers, bad fries, bad customer service, bad relations. i came in, and literally every customer had a complaint. every customer. you remember you said to me, "if they can do it, then..." lemonis: "let joe run the business." sammy: right? i stepped back, i walked away, this "sammy's not coming around no more" stems from that. it's not genuine. -lemonis: what's not genuine? sammy: joe. he's not being genuine. lemonis: he's not being honest? sammy: no. he's bull[bleep] he's bull[bleep] about stuff. lemonis: all right, well, why don't we let the dust settle a little bit? -sammy: okay. -lemonis: all right? sammy: got it. lemonis: the blow-up between sammy and joe gives me real concern. i know we have a management problem, but i need to put that off to the side and get

people who are close to me, especially my husband, see me as very funny.t's what i'm saying -- >> i can see that. >> so funny because he's like -- i want people to know how funny you are. i just said, you know, i want to start doing more comedy. >> at least you went there. how would that work? could will direct you in a film? >> absolutely. absolutely. definitely. >> would you take his direction? >> i would, especially in a comedy. >> yeah, yeah. >> in a comedy, for sure, because i trust his instinct and i know that he understands me comedically. >> yeah. >> that's what, to me, makes a great comedic director, like keenan, he just understood me comedically, like all of those performances, he crafted it because he knew me personally. you know what i mean? so i really feel like that's what i need as an actress. yeah. >> is that something -- now i'm getting in your business, your family business. is that something that will you think might do somewhere down the road? >> direct? >> yeah. >> oh, yes, absolutely. no doubt about it. >> yeah. >> yeah, for sure. he'

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briones: si usted me los pidió. urrutia: pero ¿usted para qué me los dio? me los dio para jugar.s justo. urrutia: me hicieron trampa. y, mire, el gordo este, el cachetón del dragón en la jeta, fue el que más tranza nos hizo. ¿vio usted cómo barajaban de raro? briones: sí, pero-- urrutia: bueno, vámonos. briones: ¿qué le voy a decir a gina de la boda? urrutia: pues dígale que nos trajo mala suerte el ratoncito ese que le regaló de llavero. vámonos, que nos van a asaltar. briones: pues ya no tengo nada, que me asalten. urrutia: ¿no? y la honra qué le parecería? vámonos, vámonos. todos: "losers". [ríen] urrutia: ¡hija! suelta eso. por dios, ¿qué haces? parecen charamusca. no les encontraba yo ni la forma. carolina: perdón, papi. lo que pasa es que matías y yo ya nos reconciliamos. urrutia: sí, ya me di cuenta. qué bárbaro. carolina: me confesó que perdió el dinero jugando cartas. pero que dialogó con un amigo que lo convenció para que no lo volviera a hacer. urrutia: ah, sí, sí. [llanto de bebé] matías: señor, ¿fue al casino? urrutia: sí, fui al casino. matías: ¿y cómo le fue? urrut

>> in the beginning. >> let me explain that, let me be specific. it's a difficult place because here's what happens, okay? it's a little cramped in there. you've got a lot of reporters from international news agencies, and it's a difficult place because you're trying to get a job done but you're sitting inside of a fishbowl. that's what i miean by a difficult place. i don't mean a difficult place as far as the people. i think you'll find there is a lot of palace intrigue that's getting reported about. that does create tension and anxiety, and i'm going to work alongside my peers here to reduce that tension and anxiety because we all genuinely like each other. >> how are you going to handle when a crises or a big thing comes up and you put a very sophisticated message out at night, and the president in the morning tweets something very different? and are you willing to say, you've made a mistake? those two questions. >> listen, i took trial advocacy in law school, a little name dropping if you don't mind, so i'm not going to answer that and the firs

and doesn't call me to tell me you're stupid, how dare you.me, look how pretty he is. he looks just like you. and he does. >> she recently missed an opportunity to avoid more jail time when she failed to appear on her latest court ordered rehabilitation facility on her latest conviction of methamphetamine possession. >> describe what you're like when you use meth. >> a monster. that's my nickname on the street. meth monster. it's terrible. my focus is meth. meth, meth, meth. if you got it, i want it. if i ain't got the money for it, i'm taking it. for no other reason just to get high and stay high. >> my family is a strong, strong family and it's obvious because they're still all together. i'm the one that left. i'm the one that still thinks it's okay to hide behind drugs. this jail to me is safe. my family tells me, we're so glad to see your name up there because we know you're cool. they're right. >> coming up -- >> leo stands for law enforcement officer. he knows his role. >> the stealthy cat. the 70-pound dumbbell. >> keep the look, you kn

told me something people don't know about you. all next on larry king. and larry king now is a true woman award winning actress grammy and tony nominated singer acclaimed dancer and new york times best selling author is with meso williams the nestle stars of the new vs one series daytime diva is about behind the scenes drama of a big time talk show daytime divas airs mondays at ten mind central on v h one has been a hit from the get go was this inspired by my friend star jones absolutely a star that had heart surgery and her doctors said you can lose some brain cells i want you to exercise your brain every. ok so she said her writing and then she wrote what she knew which was a behind the scenes of a fictitious talk show called the lunch hour and it got picked up but by it was a bestseller got picked up by the age when they held onto it for about five years and she called me last february in my house as i'm cooking food said listen i got ten episodes guarantee you were my first person that i had in my mind when i wrote this part please look at it read th

so it did help me in some ways. but it didn't help me get a better job. [laughter] >> but did it help you in your writing? >> it did. it doesn't teach -- it teaches you different kinds of writing, mostly business communications. so for this i had to, i was doing radio first, i was writing for radio, so i knew -- i had this journalistic eye. i was always observing even while i was working. so it did help me in some way. it didn't help me much with writing. >> just wondering how you felt people, the customers, treated you. >> there were both good and bad. in the beginning, because of my accent, people couldn't communicate, so that was a barrier. so they didn't want to deal with me because they knew it would take longer for me to understand what they were saying. and so i thought they didn't like me because of that. but that was not -- they didn't hate me because of that, but they thought it would be -- became, they wanted to come in, get their stuff and leave. they didn't want to have to explain over and over. but some people, like i said, said bad things,

so she takes me downstairs so this is damascus in the summer don't worry. just listen to me. so she goes to get some hot water and said drink this. what is this? is said this will make you white. [laughter] so then she makes me drink it. net -- then she knew i would not grow up then she puts me against the wall and makes me swing. this will not killian that will make you tolar. it will make you taller. [laughter] so for a whole week she did this to me. she would make me do this and swing when they took their nap with the week was over i was sicker than a dog and arms were so sore i could barely move. . . i would look into the mirror every morning to see if i had gotten any taller but nothing changed. you made me suffer for nothing. be patient, by next summer you are going to be the tallest in all of your cousins are going to be so jealous. you will be so happy. when the next summer arrived i was a little taller that we were always later in the beginning of the summer. as i entered my grandfather's house, they held me tightly and then stepped back to examine me carefully. i am

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, and they look at me.e because they thought it was too early to try it, you know. so -- >> you mean too early to put a black man on stage? >> yeah. let me throw that too. because when a reporter, like, when a lot of times i would be interviewed they'd say charley how's it feel to be the jackie robinson of country music, or how's it feel to be the first negro country singer, or first black country singer or first afro american country singer, i say i feel same. i'm a staunch american. i always have been. i will throw in this, my oldest sister just passed away about three months ago or so and she would say charles u she call me charles, she say why you singing their music. you don't talk like -- i say i talk the best i can and do the best i can with my voice. now, i said to her, i says it's my music too, so a lot of my peers which all of them are really in my corner, i'm trying to make sure i come back to the point about being black and disspursing the record between you and me, well, another thing, when it

thank you, man, for helping me out. don't correct me again. you let me figure it out. do it again. [ laughter ] yes, the warrior pose, thank you for helping me out. i will show you now but my jeans are way too tight to do it. >> hey. >> these are some 29/29s, mike, i went down a size since working out, these are 29 slims on the bottom. i'm a petite young man, okay. don't judge me. >> you were talking about your daughter earlier. she sent out a tweet or sent you a message in saying, you know, very proud of you and all that you're doing but that she said that you're doing too much. >> oh, yes. >> she said dad, this is not you need your rest and if your boss says you can't rest let me talk to him then you will get your rest what if this gets worse i need to learn when to stop. >> she wrote it in all caps. that's on snapchat. my daughter snapchats me as if i'm not her father. call me and say what you got to say. why are you snapchatting, heaven? she'll send messages and snapchat like video messages like, hey, dad, thinking about you. gir, if you don't pick up the phone, i

he gets me. she, in her whole life, i think had never felt so quite thoroughly and utterly embraced by someone who loved her just the way she was. >> reporter: and just because shirlene had dreamed of living in hawaii, ken got a job here and moved her to this condominium complex by a golf course on the pacific. >> he was a very likable guy. very -- very much a gentleman, always opened the door for you. >> reporter: the sisters grew up, made lives of their own. tiffany and her boyfriend, now husband, moved to arizona. tammie settled in northern california with a husband and two small children. and for a whole decade shirlene seemed so happy with ken. >> when did it change? >> it seemed to start to change around 1998. >> reporter: shirlene told the girls that she and ken were fighting. mid-1999, she called them, very upset, and when they went to hawaii to see what was wrong, she said the strangest thing. asked them to promise her something. >> she said, promise me. if anything ever happens to me, y

trust me. i'm your counselor, i know. because you always come running to me.e to get them out. a lot of these kids have longer rap sheets than most adults. they've been in front of the judge 20 times already. everybody has labeled them, you're no good, nothing but a troublemaker. people are scared. people don't want to help them or they have given up on them. so, is there anything you guys want to say to one another? >> i think you guys are doing a lot better as a unit not getting in trouble every day. >> 18-year-old adam cameron has lived on d-9 for six months. today is his last group session. in just a few days, he will be released to the only people who have stuck by him through his life of juvenile crime, his grandparents. >> i'm scared. it's going to be real hard for me because i've been locked up so long, this is what i really know right here. when i get out, i'm going to be able to do whatever i want. it's going to be tempting. the people that's in my life they're going to be do this, do this, come to this party, get drunk with us. i'm going to have to

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give me your best educated guess. >> they didn't want me to see the game? >> that wasn't a good guess. that wasn't a good guess. >> no? >> no. >> you're here for threats on another inmate, or actual assault on another inmate. how much did you have to do with that? or did you have anything to do with him? >> i had a little bit to do with him. i just told him, hey, put that in your house and everything's going to be good. >> so you told him to hold the hooch? >> yeah. >> you didn't threaten him, beat him up? >> no, he was all for he was like, i'm going to get to drink? i was like, yeah, and he was good to go. i didn't have to threaten him at all. that old dude, i'm not going to hit him. >> why did he get so scared? >> i'm not sure. >> well, you know what, we've had pretty good salmon out here with these s.o.s and haven't had a lot of trouble out of you guys. i don't want it to start. >> i didn't know he was an s.o. until he brought it up. because everybody was kicking it with him. everybody was like, no, dude's good, he's all right. >> so apparently he just g

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save me, save me!> they review the video of jordan's behavior when he arrived in booking. >> now, the interesting thing about him, he had a brain tumor. he's had two brain surgeries. >> the love, and the truth, and the peace! [ bleep ] >> i'm not convinced one direction or the other on it. i don't think you can tell by watching if it's real or if it's faked very easily. most of us believe we are better at spotting fake or truth than we really are. >> given what jordan says about his medical history and past drug use, they cannot discount that the episode may have been real. they hope that a meeting with jordan will provide answers. >> were you on anything at that time? had you taken any kind of pills when the s.w.a.t. team came or anything? no? >> no, i was -- i was totally sober-minded. the whole time that i was -- the whole time i was sober. surprisingly, yeah. >> that was just you? >> yeah, surprisingly, i was sober-minded the whole time. >> they showed us the video a while ago when you first came i