that's also the colors of the cripps. blue. and naturally the blood's color is red. the republican states are called red states -- >> for those who don't know what you're talking about, these are two of the most infamous gangs. it started in los angeles. bloods and cripps. they want to kill each other. they wear these colors. the blues and the reds. you're likening the politicians in washington these days to gang leaders and gang members. is that right? >> yeah, that's true. let me explain why they're worse. the cripps and the bloods, the street gangs, while they can be devastating to a certain small part of the population, the democripps and republicans, they affect everybody in this country and they've been in charge for over 100 years. how can they say they're not responsible for the horrible state that our country's in today? our debt is beyond control. we've got politics now. as jeb bush said, there's no compromise anymore. nothing gets done. if obama wants to do this, the republicans are opposed to it. if the republican want to do something, the democrats are o

my first name willie, aka, little fluff, from the second east coast cripps.out the possibility of parole. i ain't scared of no man in here, and i know there's a lot of dudes that feel the same way. >> when corcoran was built in 1988, it was supposed to house no more than 3,000 inmates. today, that number has almost doubled. some cells that were designed to hold one person now house two men in a 6 x 12 concrete box. the overcrowding at the prison forced officials to convert the gymnasium into densely packed living quarters for over 120 of the lowest-risk inmates. >> people are real irritable and tempers flare. this is not a place that you can house so many people for a very long time. >> even among the lowest-risk inmates, violence is always a possibility that officers must guard against. >> we have a gunner up top, and he can pretty much view the whole area. off, they're going to go off. okay? nothing's going to stop them. >> and trouble did break out as our cameras were rolling. an alarm signals trouble in yard 4-b. officers run to back up their outnumbered

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my first name willie, aka, little fluff, from the second east coast cripps.the possibility of parole. i ain't scared of no man in here, and i know there's a lot of dudes that feel the same way. >> when corcoran was built in 1988, it was supposed to house no more than 3,000 inmates. today, that number has almost doubled. some cells that were designed to hold one person now house two men in a 6 x 12 concrete box. the overcrowding at the prison forced officials to convert the gymnasium into densely packed living quarters for over 120 of the lowest-risk inmates. >> people are real irritable and tempers flare. this is not a place that you can house so many people for a very long time. >> even among the lowest-risk inmates, violence is always a possibility that officers must guard against. >> we have a gunner up top, and he can pretty much view the whole area. these guys when they want to go off, they're going to go off. okay? nothing's going to stop them. >> and trouble did break out as our cameras were rolling. an alarm signals trouble in yard 4-b. officers run t

a former cripp gang leader and drug dealer. >> oh, my goodness. what an interesting turn of events. >> right. he says in was a point in time in his life where he would not have assisted the cops. obviously, when he was back with his gang. >> he's obviously turned his life around and now is trying to do good, and in this case he did. >> officer taylor was by himself. you quickly see in the video, once alexander helps him out, other patrol cars to assist. bystanders say it could have been a lot worse if it wouldn't for him. >> he would have been hurt. he wanted to thank me for helping him gelt out of the situation. >> the officer is on leave with a couple dislocated fingers and other injuries. samuel dewey jackson, the suspect, does face charges for assaulting an officer. >>> you have 0 take a look at this video we gawk from wftv in florida. you're never going to believe what this is. >> something moving. >> yeah. that is a live frog inside an unopened bag of salad mix. >> what? >> a woman named juanita hitman isn't lake county florida, went to walm

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than the average american is and in your book you call them pretty much gangs the bloods and the cripps you cite the republicans and democrats as analogous to pretty much gangs you cite people like elizabeth warren as pretty much an anomaly in the system but just in the light of you know we have the occupy wall street movement whether or not you agree with the message that they had a look at the the militarized crackdown on pretty much the only movement recently that tried to undermine the establishment i mean how do you suggest that people really try to undermine this two party dictatorship which is what i like to call it when we have laws like h.r. three forty seven the n.d.a. coupled with this kind of warrantless wiretapping going all across the nation what do you think we can really do to break out of this well there's only one thing we can do. it is really as simple as the nose on your face but it'll be as difficult as climbing mount everest and here's the simple answer stop voting for them i urge people stop voting for democrats and republicans. we still have that power vote for a

are we really talking about gangs like the bloods and the cripps? every country that obama has chosen not to get involved in, al qaeda has stepped up or the muslim brotherhood. i have a list on the terrorist attacks in new york city, and you can not write them off as gang violence. >> you went on a tirade accusing the president of the united states not being conditioned about the consulate and woods 9 chief in charge of security does not mention this in the testimony on capitol hill. >> why didn't he do something then? he makes nixon look like billy graham. >> i have to get to this, it was the moment of the debate, candy crowley cuts off mitt romney mid-sentence. >> you said in the rose garden the day after the attack it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous you demonstration. >> please proceed. >> i want to make sure we get it right for the record, it took the president 14 days before he called it terror. >> he did, in fact, so i will call it an act of terror. >> can you say that louder, candy. >> he did call it an act of stepper and it di

do because you know it was wrong this is every five cripps this ever but i mean there's all kinds of he needs it so there's a strong words grambling are going to take you where they are a little above my head but i would hope the people who are creating jobs are it's you know they're talking to because there's a lot of emerson's a lot of what ampersands ok if you go to one hundred keyboard and you know it was real good at the end so i worked those into my grassroots thanks for letting us know you know this is a national show you know. if i knew it was a trick i did not mean i'm pretty sure that he just gave you an unwritten agreement is necessary to have. if you're going. to know he's going to preserve it yeah that's true it's true here's what you have to say about this one. we live in a world where there's a lot of you know materialism really how you look becomes very important maybe a little less so in washington d.c. believe me i live in washington d.c. but i'm from l.a. and you know it's a tough town in that sense but it turns out that recent conflicts surgery statistics show tha

cripp citizensh crippling sanctions in fact to stop the progress. >> let's go to our home state of newity concerns globally. we talked about the bombings, are you conditioncerned about nk city you pushed for more money for first responders, is this something that may effect the security situation in new york? >> well, we are -- we understand that there are unspecified threats and we are making sure that the nypd and fbi have all the tools they need to keep us safe, make no mistake, there have been 14 terror attempts since 9/11 in new york city of course so i've been working hard to make sure we have the funds we need to invest in the programs that can for example detect a dirty bomb, no bomb can come across a bridge or tunnel to create a grave threat for nonew yorkers, i have been trying to get funding for the religious sites. often a site for a terror attempt. we want to make sure they have the resources they need to protect against a terror attempt. we are on alert and we will be making sure that we are ready and protecting our assets and protecting our communities. >> it's interesti

soil, cripps tried a smash and grab, and it's on video, isn't everything? trip across america. colorado, you can see the back of the pickup truck plow right into the medical marijuana dispensary south of denver. two people en masse, crawling inside and seems they could not get past that second door. this worker says, he's not surprised. >> if anyone had been here, they know how well the place is secured. >> the suspects leaving empty handed and police looking for them. >> and texas, a wet weekend for this neighborhood outside houston. locals say a water main broke triggering this powerful blast of water. shooting straight up into the air, flooding many nearby streets. and kentucky, a driver crashes his car right through the wall of this nursing home in louisville. one person was in that room. fortunately, she was not hurt. we're told the driver took off, but he didn't get away. police got him and ticketed him, really? just a ticket? california, here is your chance to climb on board a historic navy battleship. the u.s.s. iowa is open to visitors as they work

second, what about the interest of companies cripps, those who don't want their money and their funding to be disclosed. this principle, there is interested finally i guess we could take up on the point where if the political parties and candidates have more freedom to give to them would some of that money that is undisclosed flow there or is it just sitting out there because individuals and interest groups want some money to be spent that they don't want ability to the accountability hard money to parties and candidates that were disclosed so i opened it to anyone who wants to weigh in. the the the show's more money being spent by the outside groups that do not have to disclose their activities principally the 501c4 and c6 that don't have to disclose their to the. the relative insignificance of the citizens united decision because that activity all took place before citizens united and the same kind of way and it takes place after citizens united. the irony of the citizens united allowed for disclosed groups so-called super packs that have to report every penny and receive the bulk of

>> guest: they was the chief of staff to general cripps, the commander-in-chief and general staff.his is i must say his account also generally maceo who is in fact visiting frequently. i also interviewed and asked us to left mass and it was an extraordinary experience in his parlor in berlin, drinking tea as he showed the photograph albums, which were photographs you take themselves, all hitler playing with the shepherd dog, german shepherd, blondie, and things like that. and he was showing they so proudly. but when hitler's body was carried past, was set on fire in the cardinal on the body of ava brown. at one of the ss guards who'd been getting the transcripts dares him a drink at the last of the alcohol before the russians arrived and the staggered down the stairs inside the sheets achieve fire committee went to come have a look? to me is summed up this grotesque ending of such an appalling regime. c-span: specifically, how did he kill himself and how did she die? >> guest: hitler, she took poison. they had the cyanide capsules and hitler also had a small pistol and basically he

in belarus, and richard cripps were frequently and able to gather for worship the or practice their religion at all, and this type of favoritism and empower societal abuse of minorities. governments, but it the right to wear or not wear religious attire. his decision should be a personal choice. increasingly some european countries drafted legislation to ban a tire that covers the face, and these bands affected muscle women, and in other regions some countries force women to cover themselves entirely. modesty coats are enforced for women. these challenges are daunting and it is easier to focus on the egregiously bad and quietly good picture change is possible. as the ambassador, i have been privileged to be but officials from around the world. the ideas they share about ways to come together and build hope our exciting and inspirational. the state department has launched the 2012 hours against hate campaign to promote respect regardless of religion, disability, or sexual orientation. using social media, this campaign mobilized young people to volunteer time to work against intolerance and he

$300,000 from this funding for 12 projects on 140 acres of private land the colorado forced richard cripps restoration -- private land. the colorado restoration act provided money for watershed protection. these funds are available for needs statewide and grant applications exceed the need. a town was the receipt for it of some of these grants that was used to treat forested areas along a drinking water supply. the town was concerned that a fire in this area with impact its watershed. these funds were used to treat 64 acres. the cathy's tax levy and a statewide grant program, we have been able to get projects done, but we still have thousands of acres to address. that is why we are interested in what were systems congress can provide. in the bills before this committee, they have provisions that would help. the projects i mentioned would be enhanced by these provisions. first, we need more funding, plain and simple. the task of removing trees is daunting. i understand the bills you are considering are not primarily about funding, but urge you to make this a priority. designating the areas

are we not going to have to respond to advocacy groups and research cripps at the state level to keep track of what is going on, report on it, shine a bright light? now we have instead of one approach, we have 33 different approaches, and by the time, maybe 50. how are we going to make judgments about all of it? >> at the fed level, and higher order thinking skills are not part of a federal brock a seat -- >> i did not say that. >> it is just requiring us to think differently about how we go about our work. some of these requests were up to 400 pages. how are we going to do with this? how are we going to manage to this? one thing i want to say, because this was not a competition for money, we could provide an unprecedented level of technical assistance. because new york was not competing against connecticut, providing new your with a level of technical assistance as necessary or as appropriate as they wanted, and it did not matter that we had to provide that same kind of technical assistance to connecticut. connecticut's needs or different. we have to think about the way we did that w