mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment, more than two ramen noodles, and he refused and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over and blink. >> [ bleep ]. >> both beefers and mitchell will soon admit with disciplinary officer hale who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation. a solitary confinement unit where, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits, they're not allowed to go to the gym, they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight. but some relish the violence. >> i like to fight. >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i never been beat. call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is currently serving six months for an act of viol

. >> direct supervision is a the other is demon beavers. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> just one tv, you know, three bathrooms. could be from the streets but most of the time people get in a fight and we don't know what happened. we did an investigation into it. >> mitchell and beavers are placed in temporary holding cells. just a couple of doors down from each other. and continue their dispute. >> i ain't no bitch! you going to sneak me, you snuck me [ bleep ] when my head was turned [ bleep ]. >> bitch, that my life! >> [ bleep ]. >> mitchell got cut on his nose so officers bring him to medical for treatment. >> [ bleep ]. >> beavers got the worst of the pepper spray. >> [ bleep ]. if my face ain't burning from hurt, all on my neck -- >> the heat's not going to go away for about a half hour, 45 minutes. once you get it off, it's just going to burn, all right? that's all that's going to happen for 30, 45 minutes. trust me, i've been sprayed at least 50 times. >> while inmates often keep quiet about the cause of fights, both

. >> beaver. eat your brussel sprouts. >> i can't.stomach's filled up to my throat. >> no excuses. >> "leave it to beaver" was something that a lot of families understood. it's the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally has had and everyone in their life has an eddie haskell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup. good evening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> hi pa. hi barn. >> hi ope. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. wisdom. >> i have taken the best p

beaver dam at 4:54 and glenside 4:55. there you go.ar sees some more cyclonic curvature or cyclonic flow to the atmosphere. wasn't there for the last three or four minutes. pops back up just to the south of pennsville. as it's crossing over 49 moving to the east at about 20 miles an hour. not only one but now we have two cylinders now developing on double scan live radar as this is now basically moving over the delaware river into southern new jersey right around salem. yes, we can close in a little bit closer here, paul, maybe we'll put on that reflectivivity mode again to see if those reds and greens somehow are coming closer together again. they did widen out just a little bit. but we'll close in here and right now where you're seeing the cylinders near pennsville and just to the north of harrisonville, at this point what i'm seeing here is a lot of red on there. the green is way down to the south, so right now this particular mode on double scan would indicate that you have those back to back winds, one moving away from the radar o

beaver noted the politicians and the media feel compelled to make comparisons of world war ii as an instant reference point in a crisis or conflict. even though both the world order and warfare itself changed. why is this so? i, for one, had assumed that following the extended 50th anniversary commemorations of the war's events in 1994 and 1995, during which i had, as i experienced the historian's prototypical 15 minutes of fame by appearing for six minutes on "the today show" to talk about d-day. that interest in world war ii would die away. not so. as witness the films, the universally understood cultural references, the outpouring of books about the war. beaver argues, and again i agreed, that a primary reason is because he says, "we now live in a demilitarize society." that, despite more than a decade of constant and at times horrific conflict. the experience of war, its demands on the national and individual psyche have been marginalized for those individuals and families not directly affected by military service. although american involvement in various levels of organized conflict ha

unfortunately beaver dam no longer considers jimmy a service animal.t's still giving a thumbs up to dogs and miniature horses. >>> let's get a check what's on your radar tonight. >> here's chief meteorologist scott williams. >> it was a beautiful day. we saw high temperatures around 86 degrees it was a comfortable evening. the cloud cover rolled in a few sprinkles as well. but big changes ahead right now it's 70 degrees and it's pretty comfortable still. the heat index is 70. last night at this time it still felt like the upper 80s as we take look at temperatures across the area right now 68 in millville as well as atlantic city. 68 degrees in trenton. we have low 70s right now in allentown as well as reading. so as we look at the overall satellite and radar perspective mostly cloudy skies, once again a few sprinkles across the area. but the heavier rainfall right now kind of moving out of west virginia moving through sections of maryland and that will continue to head in our direction some of the latest trends showing it looks like the heaviest of the

the pardoned ownership of a bar called beaver smiths and billy was a regular in beavers so they knewh other. it's a small place. >> but even on his own turf billy still has to watch his back. since law enforcement is so lax a growing number of vigil anti groups and criminality is rampant. >> become another member of the gang. he needs other people beyond him. he doesn't have resources. he needs to have protectors. >> the kid falls in with a gang of stock wrestlers known as the boys. he's naive to their violent ways. >> they were outlaws and bad guys and too ride with them it would form the rest of his career as a criminal learning to be a better criminal by palling around with people who were really good at it. >> their leader is a ruthless killer. >> i hear tell you are pretty good with the pistol. >> don't worry, boy, you are going to grow into that one day. >> got a dangerous weapon there. that's a can, son. careful. >> the boys are a cutthroat clan reviled through out the region. now dibilly has decided to run with them. >> anybody want any more stew? >> you? is ...and takes the

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. >> extension brush, boulders, rocks, mountains, beaver swamps. you got the silt on the bottom that works like quicksand. then the bugs. most people we're kind of used to them up here. but a lot of people aren't. you can be walking through a field one minute and having to traverse a 45 degree angle for you know 500 feet, and you know, it's tough out there. >> tough terrain, bugs and now the rain again as we look to follow the very latest on the search for david sweat. search crews nearly 1200 of them dealing with this very nasty weather. >> polo sand val, we appreciate it thank you. >> let's focus in on the hunt with cnn law enforcement analyst and former nypd detective larry houck. we've got lieutenant colonel james reese. let's start with you. if matt was reportedly sick, is it safe to assume that sweat is, as well? >> it's a good possibility and something the law enforcement folks are looking at. the bottom line, if he is sick it slows him down. it really affects the psychological aspect of being on the run. right now with the rain coming down,

. >> they are the ones who think the beaver -- who think the parents are there. >> what about throwing rocks at cars or shooting somebody with a bb gun. >> i tend to agree with joanne. you get more flies with honey than vinegar. >> disturbing and humorous at the same time. i think he will not get invited to the white house. i think he will be not only the youngest kid ever to send a let torte president, but the only 8-year-old audited by the irs. >> i will give him that she is right about the ketchup. one packet is like no ketchup. >> it is not a vegetable, right? >> you need four or five. >> kids worry about ketchup on his clean, crisp white shirt. >> he did spell citizen correctly and i add pier that. >> he is way above where i was. i was eating rocks at this stage. the rich had a good run. hillary clinton if she is president wants to take down the well to do. berry read in a new new york -- buried in a new "new york times" story she talks about how she is recasting herself as the populous candidate. in a meeting with economists mrs. clinton studied a chart that showed income iny qul

in nearby beaver county lightning struck a tree and brought it down.were downed power lines in the area. >>> we're talking about the heat and humidity this weekend and storms pushing through later. >> reporter: let's hope we don't see scenes like that tomorrow morning. because we'll get our share of thunderstorm activity. we have downpours pushing through parts of the area. this is the view in cape may it's rainy steadily. slow go up and down cape may county. we have a cluster let's go over to double scan live. we have a cluster in our viewing area that's sitting over cape may county. it eases up a little bit the farther north you go avalon, sea isle city, maybe a quick-hitting downpour. the bulk of it is down to the south. that's the last of it, the front is down here, this is the warm front lifting to the north which is helping to trick or the showers and lighten -- trigger these showers or lightning tryings. this will pull away in the short term. we get a break. most of the afternoon is dry but after 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. the thunderstorms flare up. t

beaver this picture now. mike jerrick this is how he comes to work. >> ya.>> i didn't know it was that bad. >> then to make matters worse when i called him out this is the look he had on his face he's proud of it. not ashamed. look at that. >> i would not have modelled it had i known it was that bad. >> you new it, you didn't feel that air? >> i didn't know it had gotten that big. so big you can see the pocket of my pants. >> look, i got stains, you got holes. >> we're good day philadelphia. should be new promo. >> we're holy but -- >> okay, i want you to meet these kids. okay? two young boys, putting their lyft on the line to save other children from a fire in their neighborhood. we'll take to you meet them. >> ♪ ♪ >> will the 26. let's get to these florida kids. >> now being called heroes not just kids. so most kids their age pretends to save lives, play video games. so these kids, they actually did it. >> tell me about them. >> ten and 11 year old saw smoke coming from neighbor's home, ran outside to help. as the homeowner tried to gather enough water to

similar complaint of one another about the common culture of post-war america about the "leave it to beaverociety in the post-world war ii culture that's built. in a common complaint against the 1950s culture they realize they have something in common so you have these two brilliant guys complaining about the same thing even though they want the country to go in completely different directions. add to there and background, common complaints and their really ensign love of arguing their love of cracking jokes and making fun of each other and that's where the friendship came from. >> their love of making fun of everybody else too should be in there because they are not sparing to anybody to talk about as they are on themselves. tell us about this thing they have in common this critique of america. what were they unhappy about? 's you can dislike "leave it to beaver" or dislike ozzie and harriet but you don't have to start a magazine against it. so what was wrong with america in the early 1960s for these world were to veterans? >> the interesting part for me about writing this book was to anal

. >> stop beavering the witness. >> all right. >> we could totally be lawyers. [ laughter ] [ applauseat. >> thanks. >> jimmy: would you like to play a game with me? >> only it's if catchphrase. >> jimmy: yes, currently. yes. >> all right! >> jimmy: amanda and i are playing catchphrase with some special guests when we come back. come on back! it's good. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [brad] here,my friend.i'm here to show you a better way; watch this. welcome to the apartminternet. are you somebody who might like to live near a discotheque? [guy] yeah. [brad] really? watch this. [brad whispers] polygons. let's say that you own a condo and you wanted to rent out. you can list it for free. [guy] come on. [brad] isn't that good? [guy] i'll never go back to the old internet again. [brad]the new apartments-dot-com. change your apartment...change the world. mmit's patriotism on a plate. pancakes. i bet washington and jefferson would have eaten these. and at $4.99, that's less than a lincoln. red, white & blue pancakes are back and only $4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner. only t-mobile has

. >> we sent a beaver out there running across.elt on my a cross. >> reporter: back to reality. jenn couldn't get the ball in the air and chris found itself in the golf trap. >> oh, what's that the fourth or fifth ball in the water? >> reporter: it got so bad jenn became a trader begging to jump ship. >> you tell howard that he needs to play with chris and i get to play with you. >> are you ditching chris already? >> i'm not ditching chris. i'm joining iain. say it again. where is my ball? >> i didn't see it. kick right. kick right. come on. >> got to aim at the flag. see all these people over here. that's not going to get there. no, that's no good. really? >> looks like it's about 10 feet from the flag. >> i used to work at the golf channel. i'm really good at golf. >> that's no good. that's not going to get there. really? >> i hate when that happens. >> reporter: and it continued continued. and chris couldn't shake the relentless heckling. >> johnny wait a minute, that's not in yet. hold it. (laughter). there's a little meat on t

. >> stop beavering the witness. >> all right.aughter ] >> seth: please welcome seth macfarlane. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> seth: great to see you again. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, thank you. >> seth: i love that scene. in general, i love how much back and forth -- the pitter patter dialogue between you and mark. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: it's great considering that you're not there in those scenes. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i know. exactly. you know, that's when i work best is when i'm not there. [ laughter ] >> seth: right. you're right off camera. >> yeah. we like to keep the dialogue organic and real and kind of free-flowing. one of the problems you have sometimes with a cgi character in a movie is that, you know, your actors are recording the dialogue weeks later or weeks earlier, you can't kind of have any overlap -- >> seth: right. >> --or any riffing, and this kind of solves that. >> seth: and it's great. there's so many wonderful riff scenes where -- and it's believabl

beavers, no. i'm gonna "c," giraffes. final answer. >> you are right, chris! >> yeah! >> the tiger is out of his cage. >> rawr! >> let's put some money in your bank. $7,000. >> oh, yeah. >> 7,000. that's how you start the game. >> oh, yeah. >> let's keep it rolling. >> yeah, let's keep it rolling. >> next question. incorporating more than just food what country's weekly lifestyle pyramid condones a daily half serving of birra or vino? >> all right, feel pretty good about this one. one of my best friends owns an italian wine shop. carrie--she's a just dynamite lady. and, you know, one of the things that i'd really like to do with the money that i win on this show is, take my girlfriend to italy. so "b," italy. final answer. >> you are right, chris! birra and vino are italian for beer and wine. let's get him some money for his correct answer. $500. >> oh, yeah. >> 500. >> that's like a case of vino. >> hey, look. here we go. [laughs] next question. what annual competition held in cumbria, england prohibits lawyers and politicians from entering because they are "too skill

. >> next question from mary lou beaver. >> according to a study published by the center for integrity, 28,000 children and teens were killed by guns between 2002-2011. your state, louisiana, had one of the highest number of gun deaths due to homicide. if you are our next president what will you to do protect america's childrens from gun violence? >> a couple things. there is a bill this year that would encourage better education for our children. there are various good programs in our schools about gun safety and i think that is certainly a very good and responsible thing. parents should be doing that independent of whether the schools do it or not. my wife and i for example, we have guns in our home, i have taken my boys hunting, they have used guns and we have taught them they are very responsible and they understand every gun is loaded, these are not toys, not to point them at anybody. when my middle child first went hunting his friend's father said if you are going to point a gun at something, you will shoot it and if you shoot it you will kill it and if you kill it you will eat i

you know, we have the beaver budget and the emperor management. we have created we have created a performance infrastructure for all of the agencies and government. priority goals that each agency is required to set that we are tracking command we are linking that to budget information to be able to get both the bang and the buck. >> that buck. >> that has always been the role. as government programs expand, does omb have the capacity to deal with the ever-growing demand for that kind of analysis that might have otherwise in the past been handled? >> look, it's fair to say that we can only focus on a share of those decisions. part decisions. part of what we're trying to do is create a similar culture within agencies to build the analytic capacity within agencies, to have agencies, to have performance management be an important part of what agencies themselves are doing so that it is both doing it ourselves but not just, you know, this is clearly adversarial where we are seen as the judge and jury. we will be less successful. if we can build a cult

you hire these high-speed, eager beaver guys and gals and they get out there and they're strapped down. it is like pressure cooker's. it's happened. he saw it. he thought it was going to be a quick burnout. we put them into ice to have a better career path and make arrests and start investigations. sen. ernst: very interesting. i appreciate that. i do want to address some of what senator johnson alluded to in his statements about the recent media report that indicated the inspector general -- or by the inspector general that the tsa failed to identify at least 73 people employed in the industry that were flagged under terrorism related activity codes. according to the tsa, part of the reason for this is that the agency is not authorized to receive all the information under current inner agency watch listing policy. i've huge concerns with that as i'm sure most of the public does as well. employees are often granted special access without having gone through a thorough background check. inspector general, if you could speak to that just a briefly. john: we share your concern and the sum

and of course ward cleaver from "leave it to beaver." >> i'll take uncle phil. >> i like mulan's dad.lf. >> i never saw the movie. >> me neither. >> we're going to have a "mulan" viewing party. >>> still to come prince harry saying goodbye to the military. will he say hello to marriage? >> ladies get ready. >> is that her? >> stand by. you've got to stay tuned to find out, craig. >> first, these messages. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. ♪ mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys ♪ ♪ don't let'em pick guitars and drive them old trucks ♪ boys? ♪ mamas, don't let your babies...♪ stop less. go more. the passat tdi clean diesel with up to 814 hwy miles per tank. hurry in and you can g

you hire these high-speed eager beaver guys and gals and they get out there and they're strapped down so you have -- it's like pressure cookers. things happen. he saw it and he saw it was going to be a quick burnout and he put them in i.c.e. in order to have a better career path and start investigations and making arrests. >> very interesting. i appreciate that. i do want to address some of what senator johnson eluded to in his statements about the recent media reports that indicated the instructor general or by the inspector general that tsa failed to identify at least 73 people employed in the industry that were flagged under terrorism related activity codes. and according to the tsa, part of the reason for this is that the agency is not authorized to receive all of the information under current interagency watch-listing policy. i have huge concerns with that, as well as i'm sure, most of our public does as well. employees are often granted special access without having gone through a thorough background check, and inspector general, if you could speak to that just very briefly. >>

i think that he was an early example, a beaver that made an impression on me. i was religious when i was an adolescent. i was in a group called young life. sort of command and control group of that organization and it is pieties it gets you to advance up the ranks and i was pretty high as at that time. i had seen the force of religious life and walk away from it. dallas when i was there is when kennedy was killed. it was preceded by a number of events that were shocking to us but in some dreadful way characteristic of the nature of the city. adlai stevenson was the u.n. ambassador and he had come to dallas on you and day and been spat upon. some group of women who surrounded him one of the hats sign saying if you seek peace ask jesus and she hit him over the head with the sign. lyndon johnson was making a speech in dallas. he was greeted by a group of right wing of women. a bird later dubbedwere later dubbed the mink coat mob. a had to walk to thethey were later dubbed the mink coat mob. a had to walk to the baker hotel to talk. mystery was thronged with well f

>> gerald ford at beaver creek. played with both bushes.. >> they're golf people. >> and running. have you to keep up with them. >> golf is a game of honor, so it's an honor game. have you to mark your ball where it you know it was. who would you say maybe had trouble with that? >> you mean, who cheats? >> someone who moved their balls a little bit. >> when you're president, we give them extra long putts. vice president, no, got to play it out. >> there was a few mulligans -- >> well, president clinton? >> president clinton lied to play slowly, play a few extra shots and get his money's worth. >> might as well live it up. >> you designed 270 golf courses in 40 different can countries on six different continents. let's talk about the u.s. open. what's the controversy going on when golfers criticize how difficult this course is. >> well, brian, you know, you're a sports guy. we always hear locker room talk when it gets up to a big moment. our national championship is a worthy contest for everybody. the greatest athletes to want play up. this

it would have to be a california beaver. stuart: james lacey, i'm afraid i've got to go. he's about to disclose that he spent $9 billion worth of assets. make an announcement from the podium. 11:00 this morning. brian killed me who knows donald trump very, very well. here's my first question. do you think a business guy if he quit to be the president of the united states? a business guy says do this do that and it happens. a politician, president has to work with compromise. what do you say? >> the thing about donald trump cpac sales have ceo. he never carries around a plan or reason. i'm a little jealous. the thing about donald trump as he sells himself. he felt his brandon buildings. he's a likable person. he's just as comfortable running with the ceos and billionaires as he is the loo collar workers working in the back of garbage trucks. that's the thing people are baffled by it. how could he be worth $9 billion brokerage but somehow people yell at you the same donald trump how are you? stuart: i saw that interview. that broke new ground in television politics because

. >> this morning on "today's" kitchen the only marinade you will need pork beaver chicken, it doesn'te teaching me a lot about marinades. you say every marinade has to have three bake components. >> yes, can you think of it as an actronym sofa. lemon juice, acid kreider, vinegar, salt. there is unexpected ingredients you have in your pantry you can use as a marinade. >> everybody on the crew has bheer. >> it tenderrizes the meat flavors it. tomato sauce has vinegar. it will tenderrize the meat and tea. >> how about tea? >> put it on the kettle. let it cool t. tanons in the tea will break up that meat. few want to not worry about it. all natural salad dressing. get the ones without fillers or additives in it. >> a lot of a people worry if you marinade you add calories. >> you need a half an ounce per pound. i will pour it over my chicken into my resealable bag. get the air out. what is great. you can have it overnight and cook it or what i like to do getting ready for a party, put this in the freezer on a baking sheet. can you keep it in the freezer up to three months. >> let's talk ab

. >> stop beavering the witness. >> we could be lawyers. >> i can't wait to take my 11-year-old and 8ur first time doing a sequel. why "ted"? >> obviously it was a huge success. we just felt like we could paycheck it better than the first and its own story. when you heat them john is no longer married. ted is taking the plunge. in order to save his marriage he wants to have a baby beand that poses problems. >> as a guy that produces tv and movies you say it couldn't be going back to the well. >> though. most of the time -- for me if you can make it better than the first it's worth doing. that's difficult to do. seth wasn't into into doing a sequel. he pitched me the idea and i said that could work. >> i think it was your wife when you first presented the idea of doing "ted" told you it would ruin yourer career. >> she had the same reaction i had. it's hard to pitch this movie. take the best marketing people. a guy who wishes his teddy bear came to life. they hang around watch tv and talk crap arebout people. we're driving to the oscars. she said enjoy tonight. that's it. it's over. sh