leading the aztecs to yet another victory. waiting for him, a huge crowd of edgar's fans, including his mother. the people of this little town are all lining up to take a picture with their local hero. >> the community has never had somebody so special. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine before he straps on his helmet and pads, this football star is hard at work on a completely different field. what your parents do and what their parents did. it's back breaking work. >> yeah. hot, hot, hot. >> reporter: but edgar doesn't mind the hard work. there's a valuable lesson here. >> hard work pays off. like i come in the morning, all i think about is my future, do i want to do this or not. >> reporter: and you don't? >> i don't want to do this at all. >> reporter: why do you do this kind of work? >> to help my mom and dad. >> reporter: how much can you earn in a week during the sumer? >> $372. >> reporter: a week. >> a week. >> reporter: in california, it's legal for children as young as 12 to work on farms. edgar is now a high school

learn the aztec language.ll. >> inmate charles manson's artwork is regularly confiscated to prevent it from being sold as gruesome souvenirs. >> here's a scorpion that he's made. basically just taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towels and he creates it and uses, looks like a marker to color it. this is probably one of the items that he makes the most of would be scorpions and spiders. other inmates try to sneak it out and put it on ebay and sell it and whatnot, so we confiscate it. >> another all-too-common discovery in these searches is a variety of handmade weapons. since corcoran opened in 1988, there have been over 250 stabbings, many of them fatal, using knives like these. >> this one is made from a desenex can. >> i've seen stabbings over drugs, i've seen stabbings over money owed for canteen. i've seen child molesters get stabbed. i've seen a guy get both eyes gouged out with a toothbrush and stabbed 15 times by his celly. >> as far as the gangsters, once they start doing

before the aztecs. been grinding corn by hand, making masa and moles like this, the ridiculously faithful, time-consuming, difficult traditional way she was taught to make these things and the way she's been making them since she was 6 years old. look at her hands, by the way. small, surprisingly delicate, given all the hard work, all the pushing, kneading, grinding, stone against stone over the years. then look at her forearms. the power there. it's impressive and beautiful. >> every time you enter a house in oaxaca, especially the small villages, they always offer you a shot of mescal. >> mm, so good. >> seguesa, a mole and chicken dish. this mole sauce, like a lot of the real old school moles made by masters like abigail, uses 35 different types of chili peppers and takes more than two weeks to make. do you think that until recently, until guys like you, that mexicans were not looking back at their own food culture, they were looking elsewhere? what was going on? >> we were conquered. we are also a c

a few decades later a spanish conquistador, hernando cortez, came across aztecs using the sacred beansrink of the gods. like most expensive and delicious things from abroad, the largely inbred and frequently syphilitic european royalty did their best to keep what was fast becoming a craze for hot chocolate to themselves. but it soon found its way to america. in 1765, the first chocolate factory opened in new england. chiclayo's main market is a massive one-stop shop for all things chocolate as well as just about everything else under the sun. oh, man you have your animal skulls. >> whoa. >> that's tempting. haircut? >> no, i'm good. >> wow. >> cacao. >> this is the raw beans? >> that is toasted. >> the toasted. >> and then she -- >> grinds it. >> then puts it in a mold. gracias. >> bitter. >> not sweet at all. >> no. >> they don't put sugar. >> actually, here we are in the area of the market that is, i believe, where they have what they call santarias. ripert, how should i put it? let's say he has more of a spiritual side than me. >> this is all the ingredients that you need for the sh

scalia. >> i suppose you could say a law against human sacrifice would, you know, affect only the aztecs, but i don't know that you have to make -- you have to make exceptions. >> the decision was seen by some as an attack on religious freedom. enter democratic senator ted kennedy, and republican senator orrin hatch. the two co-sponsored the religious freedom act which slams the supreme court for its insufficient deference for religious exercise saying government should not substantially burden religious exercise without compelling justification. the law created a stronger protection than even what the first amendment provides. over the next couple years, it would be used by a number of different religious groups. >> for example, amish groups have used the law to fight requirements that they put orange safety triangles on their buggies, symbols they found offensive. more mainstream churches use the law to fight zoning rules that stop them from distributing food. >> while part of the law was overturned in 1997, it has largely been considered uncontroversial. that is until today. when rfra

flight recorders, which up until the handover ceremony, self-declared prime minister had described aztecalects and said he did not have technical expertise to determine they were the black boxes. even in plain english on the side of these devices it said flight recorder in bright letters. they were handed over and borodai taking that opportunity to tell the media rebels had nothing to do with the shooting down of the doomed airliner last thursday. >> i would like to know about some of the other unfortunate souls on that flight because i understand not all of the individuals, the remains are on that train. others are still missing. what do we know about that side of the story? >> reporter: also included in this rather difficult shipment aboard the train cars are fragments of victims. in addition to that, part of the wreckage of the plane clearly burned at great temperatures. so it is possible that that explains why some of the victims have not been found yet, not yet been accounted for. it explains how difficult this process is and why it's so important to get experts on the ground who woul

in my position aztec coordinator over last three years, i have served hundreds of children and youth in district 11 to promote digital legacy. to the strong advocacy of supervisor avalos last june, our site was awarded add back funds for the funds in broad band, technology opportunities programs. these funds helped us to expand our middle school programming and to include more innovative technologies to meet the growing need of our. male -- growing need and their stem. and expanded our programs to include the maker education initiative. with renewed funding, i'll program will be able to continue closing the digital divide to further their work with a city's most vulnerable populations from the digital divide youth and seniors. with me here today are a few of our youth and they'd like to speak about their experiences and its value. >> good afternoon. i'm feona gray and i have been at beacon for three years and one of the tech classes i've taken was a w voices where we've had a wonderful opportunity to present to judges to dedicated high school students to use hardware and software. ou

peyote comes from a cactus plant and has been used in religious ceremonies since the days of the aztecs. its use by native american indians had been exempt from the drug laws by the u.s. government and 15 states. but in oregon where peyote is unlawful, two men were fired from their jobs as drug and alcohol councils and then denied unemployment benefit. >> we have a right -- the constitution says we have a right to our religion and our life. >> the case was argued during the peak of the drug war. >> there are limits to religious freedom. says if drug use is allowed why not polygamy or sacrifice, and the high court may be reluctant to permit drug use under any circumstances. >> in april of 1990 the court ruled that smith and black could be prosecuted for the use of drugs in religious rituals and found that such prosecutions did not violate the first amendment right to religious freedom. the opinion's author, justice antonin scalia. >> i suppose you could say a law against human sacrifice would affect only the aztecs. i don't know that you have to make exceptions. >> the decision was seen

nat of aztecs pero como la moneda siempre tiene dos caras, los danzantes aztecas tambien opinaron sobreia. sot/46:43 cuauhtemoc gonzles inq: "estamos apoyando." ".till en dof soundbite un hombre fue arrestado por instigar a los anti-inmigrantes a que desobedecieran a la policia. en el centro de esta polémica estan los ninos indocumentados, muchos de ellos de centro america. unosvinieron con sus madres, otros sin padre y algunos luego de escuchar en sus paises que aquí en los estados unidos les estaban otorgando permisos a los ninos inmigrantes para quedarse en este pais. nat of chanting damian/standup close blanca --- lupillo rivera afirmo que seguira protestando contra el traslado de indocumentados. take vo ---rivera, dijo que iba pasando por casualidad sobre la calle que lleva al centro de detencin de la patrulla fronteriza en murrieta cuando se top con una protesta de los residentes que trataban de impedir el traslado de lo inmigrantes, la mayora de stos menores de edad...y decidio involucrarse. --- aunque hace dias fue agredido por antimigrantes, aseguro que seguir apoyando a los pe

nat of aztecs pero como la moneda siempre tiene dos caras, los danzantes aztecas tambien opinaron sobre sot/46:43 cuauhtemoc gonzles inq: "estamos apoyando." ".till en dof soundbite un hombre fue arrestado por instigar a los anti-inmigrantes a que desobedecieran a la policia. en el centro de esta polémica estan los ninos indocumentados, muchos de ellos de centro america. unosvinieron con sus madres, otros sin padre y algunos luego de escuchar en sus paises que aquí en los estados unidos les estaban otorgando permisos a los ninos inmigrantes para quedarse en este pais. blanca ---6 delincuentes armados con pistolas y mazos, asaltaron una joyera en el municipio de "san pedro" en garza garcia, nuevo len. take vo ---el atraco fue captado por las cmaras de seguridad del local afectado "prstamo express" donde aparecen los delincuentes sometiendo al personal y llevndose los objetos valorados en unos 15 millones de pesos. take open blanca --por la explanada nacional en washington, caminan muchos hroes de guerra pero pocos en 4 patas. --les presentamos a 2 perros veteranos y policas que en este d

this one has an aztec inspiration. i created an alphabet and did crack lines, making it feel like it was an old piece of lock kafbed and cracking. sand is very tactile. i can feel it with the whole body. i can hear the sound of the rake going through the sand. it makes a nice sound. i love working with the beach. i get so much canvas and i listen to the ocean at my side. i get to walk bare foot in the sand and release my concerns and cares. i love that. one of the benefits of working on the beach is that i can leave my mess, and the next high tide will wash it away. when it comes back, i have a fresh canvas. i draw my inspiration for the designs around me. i look at things with an eye towards how can this look on the batch. when i see something cool, it could be an interesting pattern, crack lines in the rock, clouds. i'm drawn to japanese and chinese and other cultural depictions of the elements. and i really love pattern. when i first started to do the artwork i did geometric ones. they look like crop circles. that w

. >>> ocean farming is not a modern innovation, ancient egyptians, aztecs and chooupees long farmed aquatic plants. disappearing soil threatens the planet environmentalists and futurists are experimenting with floating infrastructure as alternative options for the future of farming. >> what will you do today? >> i will transplant the rest of my koouk cum brs. >> reporter: meet kath rein king and wayne adams sculptures living on a floating platform. >> we are floating above half an acre. we are floating a million pounds, about 500 tonne. 90% garden. the rest a small studio. >> reporter: they moved out to sea 22 years ago and built a home with wood, beach combed after a storm. >> we knew that we wanted to live out here and found the cove, the water supply it has, as well as the application that it gives us. with my desire to want to grow all my own vegetables, we needed to have space for that. >> they plant a variety of fruits and vegetables, enough to feed family and friends. they pick the bones of fish farm industry in the surrounding area, using recycled material, starting with galvanised

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carries aside from just their name, menti mexican mafia tattooed on their body, common tattoos are aztecu'll see the pyramids and the sun god looking up. numbers will almost always correlate to letters of the alphabet. we'll see numbers like the number 13, "m" is the 13th letter of the alphabet. orejones? >> no. >> the orejones are less complex. >> that way. for them, san antonio is their city. so anything san antonio-related will be on their body. other common things are area code. 210. >> 210, baby, what's up? >> spur symbols are common and our city skyline is very identifiable. skyline, right wrist. known as orejones which means big ears so we'll see tattoos of an actual ear somewhere on their body or playboy bunny. if you know how to read the tattoos, you know flat-out this guy's a member. >> gang inspectors like officers rodriguez and rocha identified and segregated thousands of gang members, no system is perfect. neither is shooting "lockup: extended stay." >> when shooting "extended stay," you will shoot for several weeks then be down a week or so and then come back. we shot our f

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and as things change and aztec no -- as technology progresses and we see that, there will abe a lt more discussion on that. >> i would be surprised if congress got to location information before the supremes did. and i say that because there's now a split in the circuits. the 11th circuit ruled that you need a warrant for location information to store cell site location information, and the third circuit said you might need a warrant for it depending on the circumstances. and one other circuit said -- i think it was the fifth -- one circuit said you don't need a warrant for it. so there's a split, and it's right for the supremes to weigh in when they want to and when somebody feels a case to them. part of the issue with a lot of ecfa, as congressman poe was pointing out. there is a violation to the fourth amendment. the remedy is you get the evidence excluded. so what does that mean? it means a lot of criminal defendants will claim their fourth amendment rights were violated and you'll get a body of law that develops about whether those rights were violated. ecfa doesn't have a statutor