gang bangers. ask them to say please and thank you at the same time. i'm not trying to be funny and i guess it would be in i didn't live there. i don't think apeopling to gang bangers to their good manners is going to work. what will work? we already have some of the toughest gun laws in america. i feel they violate my second amendment right to protect myself and my family. the gang bangers don't care about the gun laws so innocent people continue to get killed. i want to go to our great panel. harvard law grad and editor of above the law .com. from chicago my home here is liberal radio host and fox news contributor sa santita jacksond imogen load weber. let's get going. gang bangers. appealing to their good nature. >> every time something goes wrong with gun laws it is like an excuse for us not to have gun laws. we don't say let's not traffic laws because people in boston don't know how to drive, right just the if you want to deal with gangbangers one of the best ways to start is to go and take al

gang bangers. appealing to their good nature. >> every time something goes wrong with gun laws it is like an excuse for us not to have gun laws. we don't say let's not traffic laws because people in boston don't know how to drive, right just the if you want to deal with gangbangers one of the best ways to start is to go and take all of their guns. >> i don't have people driving their car into my living room and having their way with my life and stealing my stuff. i could project my family if my he liberal mayor would let me have a gun to protect myself. i really believe this. if i could protect myself these gang bangers are looking for an opportunity. if they think you can fight back it will stop the violence. let me have a gun. let good people have guns and the violence will stop. >> it is a wonderful thought but the studies don't prove that out. the fact is we have to look at the violence and the culture. the fact is january 8, 2011 gabby giffords was shot. you can have your guns. i don't have on

he says he was on the wrong side of the road because he claims he saw gang bangers on the side of the street he was on. he didn't want to get mixed up with them. when he heard police call, he didn't respond because he thought they were talking to the gang bangers. >> am i missing something here? >> he's cuffed, face down and three guys on top of him. i don't think he's going anywhere at that point. >> what is the punch for? >> there are two investigations going on. he spent two nights in jail and was released. he's charged with interfering with an officer and resisting force. he suffered a concussion, broken nose and chin. it's not because he fell over on his skateboard? it's because of what the police did? that's insane. >> it's what the video shows. >>> of all the people to be denied a diploma, you wouldn't think it would happen to the valedictorian, right? it's what's going on in oklahoma. kaitlin nootbaar finished top in her class. a 4.0 average all through high school, never got a b in high school. she's being denied her diploma. find out what she said and what happens next. kait

a plea to gang bangers. ask them to say plea

i used to be a banger but now i talk to the enemy in isolation, where walls become memories, memories become pain. pain becomes thunder soaked in the grief let it rain. life is death yet livable and continual. i was resenting, photographic reflections of lost times and psyche and imagination, ejaculating with passions of all kind. bound by concrete and steel. totally detached, i lost mine. that's called "concrete and steel." >> in an effort to give inmates a chance to restore faith in themselves and atone for their crimes, the prison started a unique program called s.a.v.e., seriously acknowledging victims' emotions. >> not enough attention is paid towards the victim. >> this group here, you know, it give guys chance enough to come and sit down and understand and find out why they have the behaviors that they have. >> typically, inmates prefer to hide from their crimes. but those who have attended today's session, they've made the daring decision to confront their victims face to face. >> we know that forgiveness only nullifies the pain and hurt and loneliness and tears that we have c

machado again, another hanger and banger. the same fan, maureen, who caught the first ball and catches the second one g. to vegas, kid. machado, the os defeat the royals 7-1. after the game, the 20-year-old was asked if he was trying to hit a home run. >> and not at all. i was trying to -- to set in and that went out. coming so fast and i am out here having a good time and, you know, we came out to win and this ia great day. >> and i love the pie in the face. >>> olympic spoiler alert, 3, 2, 1. u.s. women's basketball team defeated france,ityef-60- 60 to capture a fifth straight goal medal, won 41 straight games and maybe they're the real dream team that is impressive. >> you're about to start an argument here. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] the late show. >> great show. >> look at that. >> are you so -- have to work on. that. >> the potential. >> and with potential with the weather and what is going on there? >> and a quick look at the radar. >> okay. >> and i zeroed in on the district, heavy downpours into downtown washington

. >> gang banger? share a cell with another man, no problem? >> that's all right with me. >> okay, thank you. >> as long as we're compatible. i don't want youngsters. >> i wish we could make that call for you. you'll find out when you get to the house. once evaluated the newcomers are placed in one of san quentin's four cell blocks. each cell block holds up to 800 inmates in cells that are stacked on tears five high. en at its best, this is an inefficient design. officers are always having to climb stairs. >> where are the elevator in the human elevator. >> but at its worst, the design of san quentin's cell blocks expose officers to inmate assault. >> with the age of the building the way it's set up, almost anything you do, you're in direct contact with the inmate. >> hold on. hey, how you doing. >> when it's time for the inmates to go to the showers or to the dining hall, an entire tier is released simultaneously. and astonishingly only two officers are assigned to orchestrate it. >> going down right now. >> went down to the showers. >> just n

some of them are gang bangers that don't know how to carry themselves. and some of them, they just don't give a [ bleep ] about respect or nothing like that. >> we discovered the proliferation of gangs at every prison we profiled. and utah is no exception. but nowhere are prison gangs more powerful, dangerous, and faster growing than in california. and they have added their own ominous chapters to the convict code. >> you can always spot a guy that's not used to prison, a new inmate, because he'll come out, he'll wander around, he won't go with his own group. you know, he's just looking. and usually what will happen is one of the gangsters will go over and snatch him up and bring him over and run the game down to him, tell him, hey, this is what you've got to do, this is where you've got to be, you can only hang out with your own people, we don't want to see you talking to people of other races. and that happens real quick. real quick. >> at san quentin state prison, we learned that not only do gangs force most of the prison population into racial segreg

this man was in the game for four years says gang bangers to not care and the killing will go on >>> no not at all it doesn't make any difference it is sad because of a lot of people lose what they love >>> there is not in a single homicide in four days if they can keep the pace up before the end of the air but then the challenge is on to find more money to hire more cops. kiet do cbs 5 >>> police nabbed two robbery suspects it started in ocean view this morning the snapped and snatched and i phoned police directed to the bell ballpark station then to 20 theft and church joe vasquez showed how the chase ended on eighth avenue with a man and a trunk. >>> call it the case of the phone that refuse to be lost new lawn the phone had gps and kept putting out pings and the police were able to track the phone to know valley. one of the suspected robbers made a sudden move so an officer opened fire. >>> someone said stop right there and it escalated to stop all fire and i heard a shot >>> the shot missed the officer slightly injured in the chase police surrounded the neighborhood. anxious par

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city has had to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time

i brought five gang bangers with me from l.a. in ten days, we turned around. south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at big organizations and help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye west and the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> we are helping hundreds of families. >> maybe a month or two ago, there was a little minicontroversy about you and conway? >> the inlt net always has something going. they are people that don't have a life, man. they are sitting down there with their pants on the ground and making up stuff and hiding behind an a.k.a. we don't have any beef. they make up stuff. >> what do you think about kanye as an artist and a producer? >> i know all the rappers. i work with all of them. >> you still have a lot of world. >> i travel at least 200,000 miles a year, brazil. everywhere. [ applause >> when are you going to rest? >> you have been doing it for 62 years? >> rest when you are dead, man. then, you w

>>reporter: more than half dozen eagle scouts nationwide in cities like jacksonville, banger and minneapolis have turned in their medals. >> it saddens me that everyday it's possible someone is being told you aren't good enough for this organization, you can't be a part of it. >>reporter: the boy scouts of america released this statement about these medals being returned, saying a majority of our members agrees with our policy, no single policy will accommodate the many diverse views among our membership or society. palella wants his decision to help others. >> my hope is that it can influence a new ideology for the organization and that it'll inspire other people to stand up for what they believe in. >> only 5% of all boy scouts receive that high status of being an eagle scout in 2011. >>> we have a warning for you this morning so you don't get ripped off. listen to this, catholic charities says someone is making posts on facebook and calling people over the phone, promising to pay off their overdue bge bills. all you have to do is give them $150. sound fishy? well, it is. catholic charitie

. >> these are what is called a banger, and it produces a loud burst or a bang to get their wings flapping a little faster and keep them out of harm's way. >> reporter: officials say they know this plane was hit by a large species bird but they are not sure what type. they've collected tissue samples and will send them to the smithsonian in washington, d.c., where experts should be able to make a positive identification. diane? >> thank you tonight. >> clayton sandell reporting tonight. thank you. >>> now the stunning headlines. the worst blackout in the history of the planet. more than 600 million people across india. think of it this way. it's as if the entire population of north and central america combined were thrown in the dark. jim avila answers the question, could it happen here? >> reporter: shades of the great blackout of 2003, america's largest, knocking 55 million in the northeast into the dark. but this time it's twice the population of the united states without power. india, where subways are stopped and no air conditioning in 100-degree weather today. in great supply, frustr

. >> it's called a banger, it makes a loud bang to get their wings flapping and get them off the airfieldter and keep them out of harm's way. >> officials say they know this plane was hit by a large species bird but not sure what type. they have collected tissue samples and send it to washington, d.c. where experts should be able to make a positive identification. >>> wouldn't take a bird to do that kind of damage, but clearly it's possible. in spain, second highest twister ever recorded in colorado. it was 11,900 feet. now take a look at it. tornadoes are not often seen in mountains. in part because there is nobody there to observe them typically. this twister one of only 24 tornadoes reported throughout the u.s. in july. that fewest of the month but on saturday, a storm spotter got a camera. they determined that system had made landfall at under 12,000 feet. it puts it hundred feet behind the number one record holder that sit tulare county, california in 2004. tax talk, the decision now facing san francisco voters. city leaders line up behind a major overhaul that won't tax new jobs. >>

. >> do you feel there is a floor firmly set by the central bangers around the world whether it's bernanke or draghi? >> yes, there is a price point with what they're looking at, brout rat growth rates, and bond yields, i think they know where they want to keep the economy going. >> that would seem to tell investors that the stock market may go down a little bit because the central banks will not let it happen for whatever hour they have to influence that. >> yeah, i think investors are showing they find a lot of value at those levels, so whether we have as much value now as we did when it was 1300 or so, it's not as acute. >> from the long run, that's where you should put your money. >> what would you avoid? >> i think there is a fair point with the good movement and the more defensive stocks. they look pricey here. maybe there is an oppni

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city had to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time sai

. >> if the officers disappear the ba gang bangers will be here in a heartbeat. >> since 2010 the cityh a quarter of the police force since the leaders borrowed more than the wall street can pay. it promised unions more than it could deliver. police are now unable to respond to many 191 calls and that meant more crime serious crime says the mayor. >> we see the violence rights and frankly the homicide. >> it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred seigel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stock done going broke. >> it is a city in the midst of terrible terrible social break down. not just fiscal collapse but ocean collapse. ed w the two are intertwined. >> he is also an inland sea port connected to san francisco bay by 78 mile channel. navy base anchored a vibrant 20th century blue collar economy. by the 1990s many of the factories were gone. it wihad become place to avoid. ann johnson was on the city t n council then. >> the council and mayor said we need to fix this problem in the heart of our city. >> with tax payer's money and seemingly limitless abili

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city had to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time sai

find out why the president premal shaw wants to be a new banger to the poor and finally improving technology in government. one amazing woman is leading the charge, jennifer pahlka. you may not know her name today but trust me, you will tomorrow. first, are you ready to throw yourself at the mercy of a self driving car? sebastian thrun swears it will make our roads a lot safer. take a look. >> the nice thing about this kind of innovation is you can use existing infrastructure. amazing for the consumer is one of the problems is the last mile. it's fast, you don't have to focus. it's safe. with a car solution, we solve problems so you can go all the way to your house and drive from the highway to the train. looking at the car we basically give the driving capability to the car as if he had a chauffeur driving it. sort car to work, one of the google engineers has driven the car manually before, but you have driven the highways. we've driven lots of streets. you get on every street and push a button, it just drives itself. >> it's great to have you on the show. i don't know where to begin there

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city had to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time sai

it is below the $16-$20 range the bangers wanted. it shaves as much as $100 million off the value of the team that they were hoping for. none the less, this was the largest ipo on record for a sports team or club, and it decided to list here in the united states after it pulled out of a singapore ipo earlier this year. let me take you through another interesting news. pepsi says it's pulling it's gatorade fit series from the self-s. the global market has to be shared with coke and coke's powerade which coke credits to it's sponsorship in 2010, and who is all over the olympics? powerade. and yahoo, a surprise announcement in a the new ceo will reconsider what it will do with the money from the sale of their chinese company. they previously promised to return most of that cash to the shareholders. the stock is down by about 6%. also sources say meyers has been trying to get twitter's head of international markets to take on a major job on the media side. >> thank you, mandy. in the final stretch on friday, we have about 50 minutes befo

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the cityslash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time said we nee

i'm an active gang banger.ked with him we were all kind of looking at each other, i think each of us thinking we'll see how fast this goes. >> if i stay over here before the day is out, i can never go back to a main line. because my reputation would be ruined. i'm now considered a no good. so i have to get off this yard. >> finally, washington is escorted into the cellblock, housing sny inmates. >> when tracy walked into the cellblock it was all pretty routine until he stopped, threw down his bags. >> this is as far as i go. this is it. >> threw down his cane and said, that's it. i'm not going. we all looked at each other and thought now what's going to happen? >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. you lucky. you lucky. most of you [ bleep ]. neither one of y'all is on this tier when i just walked up in here just now and my intention was to [ bleep ] y'all up. that was my intention. [ bleep ] every one of y'all up. [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. they put my in that cell i guarantee you the first time i walk out this [ bleep ] i'm go

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the city to slash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time said we

. >> markets cannot decide on if the central bangers are going to be convincing enough to move the marketaring aid to say it that mario draghi is more important than ben bernanke. >> can you make a call on how to allocate capital with all the unknowns out there? >> we basically have tiaken a little out of cash. president -- >> you took out of cash? >> yeah, put more to work, a little into european equities believe it or not, they've been beaten down so far. we've hadded a touch more back there. let me just say one other thing. i hope michelle obama is watching because she would skill for your arms today, maria. >> let me ask you about the fiscal cliff. >> we're going everywhere today aren't. >> we thank you very much, this is an issue you've been writing about in terms of the second half challenges. talk to us about that. >> we believe the economy is slowing in the u.s. the numbers you're going to see for europe. germany we think is slipping into recession. we think the mighty juggernaut of germany is sinking. we think the financial stocks are not going to be as big as the rest of the con

. >> if the officers disappear the gang bangers will be here in a heart beat. >> since 2010 the cityslash a quarter of its police force because they borrowed more than it can pay and promised more to unions than it can deliver. police can't respond to all 911 calls and that meant more crime. serious crime. >> we have seen a spike in the violent crime and in the homicides. >> stockton is falling apart. it is a horrible thing to see. >> fred siegel of the manhattan institute has written extensively about cities like stockton going broke. >> stockton is a city in the midst of terrible social breakdown. not justice cal collapse but social collapse and the two are intertwine. >> stockton in the middle of the fertile farmland of california's central valley. also an inland seaport connected to san francisco bay. a navy base here anchored a bluent 20th century blew collar economy. but by the 1990s, the base and many of the factories were gone. stockton's signature waterfront had become a place to avoid. an johnson was on the city council then. >> the council and mayor at the time said we nee

we know about the presence of the gang bangers and their sympathizers in the military.t about the white supremele sifts? >> because they have training in weapons they will be much more effective in sort of extremist and terrorist circles and there is a lot of respect for military members in the circles so they will rise to the top and be more effective. they are more able to carry out a plan. it doesn't moon there i mean ta massive problem in the military. it means the veterans who end up in these types of movements is more dangerous than the average recruit? >> geraldo: what is the plan realistically? they are not going to get rid of minorities in the country. what the hell are are they doing. >> they have a vision where the government is provoked into a crackdown against their movement that will make more and more people act up. >> inspire ared by waco, provoked by waco? >> mcveigh thought he was firing the first shot of his kind of revolution and instead everybody crawled back into their holes. he were horrified by what he had done the killing of children and were af