and larry bellamy.s the first time we come up with three names. >> around 1:00 a.m., a car approached the bellamy home, but it wasn't alvin. it was alvin's brother, larry, who was a lieutenant with the myrtle beach police department. >> they gave me the name of lieutenant larry bellamy, and my initial reaction was, they've made a bad mistake. there's no possible way that they've got the right person or that they should even be looking at this particular person. >> larry vehemently denied any involvement in the robberies. alvin came home a short time later in the truck identified as the lookout vehicle. the fbi found $116 in brand-new bills in alvin's wallet. >> fresh, crisp 5s and 1s. i started writing down the serial numbers to the $1 and $5 bills. >> there was basically one of those ploys that you use. >> i told him that i was going to take them back to the bank and compare it with the stolen money from the bank. he got very agitated, got very upset, demanding he'd never seen that money before. >> the

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assessment and a plan kind of created for interrogating him depending on his weaknesses involving bellamy's. as a doctor who's been evaluating and caring for torture victims from all over the world for over fifteen years the individuals that i examined who've been detained at guantanamo are the most traumatized. score of both physically and psychologically most of the individuals who were detained at abu ghraib or guantanamo were not terrorists they were individuals who were picked up in sweeps who were in the wrong place at the wrong time god arrested put through this hell like no other that they or i could describe and then were released but really shells they were. mohammed jawad was one of these detainees in two thousand and two he was arrested in a crowded marketplace in kabul after a grenade exploded injuring three u.s. servicemen. did not have a birth certificate and his age at the time is uncertain but he was estimated to be between fourteen and sixteen. after a short detention in afghanistan he was moved to guantanamo bay went on the bears were supposed to be you know group keep to

peter bellamy one of the researchers told the organization campus reform that they found cues to suggest that people who think of themselves as more attractive they belong to a higher social class and so are therefore less concerned with inequality because they found that from it people who think of themselves as ugly associate themselves with a lower class and therefore have a stake in fighting inequality now back to why studies like this can actually do more harm than good this study asked five hundred arbitrary people some questions and drew conclusions that fact one of the worst arguments used by the one percent today that the poor are just jealous of the rich that occupiers just wish they were wealthy that the ninety nine percent is just bitter because they don't have jet skis that the ugly are just jealous of the beautiful that is exactly the kind of aid.

martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see kevin hearts. they put him in a movie. j.b. smooth, another comedian then both did def jam years ago and they were both on the show. j.b. smooth is an artist who got an amazing break. he lived up to the promise on curb your enthusiasm. integration or fish out of water outside the ghetto he can perform. 20 black comedians were in that role. integration is important. hollywood doesn't understand that. they say they do, and they make money doing it. sometimes, like fast and furious and, you know, there is no scandal without the black girl and she's the first one since julia, you don't remember julia, that's before your time. that's the last time a black woman was in an integrated show as the lead. julia. >> why don't you -- >> say it again, jewe

and you can keep across the bellamy's in iraq by heading to r.t. dot com where you'll also find expert analysis on the key causes and plays in the troubled country. can east ukraine where you can overnight to see the sky lit by what they claim with military fire bombs being dropped on their city is a focal point in the conflict and like oh say artillery fire has been ongoing for days schools hospitals and government buildings have been partially destroyed and water and power supplies are regularly cut off ukraine's health ministry says more than two hundred people including nineteen children have been killed indeed since the government began its military operation where as well as the regular army the ukrainian government has also been using national guard conscripts and they were the main force behind the military assault in relieved but entire units have since headed back to kiev claiming they are unpaid and have been abandoned by the government. or more from mosul but are going to better sort this out i'm a man. according to official papers we d

thought they were hot were less likely to donate to social causes that deal with inequality peter bellamy one of the researchers told the organization campus reform that they found cues to suggest that people who think of themselves as more attractive think they belong to a higher social class and so are there for less concerned with inequality because they found that that from it people who think of themselves as ugly associate themselves with a lower class and therefore have a stake in fighting inequality now back to why studies like this can actually do more harm than good this study asked five hundred arbitrary people some questions and drew conclusions that fact one of the worst arguments used by the one percent today but the poor are just jealous of the rich that occupiers just wish they were wealthy that the ninety nine percent is just bitter because they don't have jet skis that the ugly are just jealous of the beautiful that is exactly the kind of eighty attic rationale we need to debug in our society not propagate our government legislate for the benefit of the rich few while sc

bellamy landed a coveted teaching fellowship for the fall, but worries she and todd will not be ableafford the extra days of baby-sitting they need. the only hope rests op getting salary raises in the coming months. >> if we can't get the salary increases we need next year, what will we do. what is the plan b. there's no plan b. >> there's only reaction. >> there's a tiny bit in the savings that will go away, which is not enough. >>> studies have shown the expense and difficulty of finding childcare hurts the overall economy. according to america's edge, a nonprofit focussed on business, and education, employee ab senteeism related to child care costs $3 billion each year. >>> coming up, land for sale in a big american city - the price $100. >>> and coming up testosterone in a u.s. city. of people who have died in the desert >> the borderland marathon >> no ones prepared for this journey >> experience al jazeera america's critically acclaimed original series from the beginning >> experiencing it has changed me completely >> follow the journey as six americans face the immigration deb

bellamy recently landed a coveted fellowship, but worries they won't be able to have the extra days of babysitting. their only hope rests on getting salary raises in the coming months. >> what is the plan b, there is no plan b. >> mary snow, al jazeera. the prisoner swap to bring home bo burgdal. we will look at the prisoners still detained there. bergda helicoptersl. why he says she is weak. well, the white house is trying to calm anger over the release of army sergeant bow bergdahl. the five men exchanged for bergdahl were not cleared for release, unlike 78 other remaining detainees stilt inside get mow. in miami joined us now, natasha with bergdahl's release, what are attorneys and detainees saying to the extent that the detainees are saying anything, do they see this as a promising sign for those still behind bars. >> tony, the detainee attorneys and advocates i spoke to say they do view this as a positive sign. for the men who are still waiting tor transferred from guantanamo, many of them waiting since george w bush was in office, one of them is a brettish resident. >> 12-year-ol

david bellamy. the botanist. ar those not in england -- botanist and environmentalist.st be in his 80's. his voice and manner defined himself. chris you have in modeling -- >> you have been modeling yourself on him ever sense. let's talk about tesco. tesco's is the way we titled the section. how troubling are these numbers? >> very troubling. minas petrol. down by 3.8%. the only good news are the 14 analysts estimated they would fall by four percent. this is better than what they were anticipating. still probably the worst sales figures they have reported in at least 14 years. not good by any stretch of the imagination. >> to put it in the context of its peers, -- >> they had a report. they said they reckoned in the first three months the year, they lost 1.5% of market share. they still have 29%. but basically, since the ceo has they just keep losing market share. walmart's problems is competitor. the only of the four big supermarket chains in the u.k. that's on increase in market share. to 17.1%.from 17% they were the only one to rise. he started cutting prices back in

need one i don't saying bellamy's here any time soon. these children are like my own now. when they finish their studies and started working i might feel more relaxed. plus it's just mad now i just feel that they need me and i can just leave them here because i've lost my heart to the. germ i first visit i saw hundreds and hundreds of hungry poverty stricken children dressed in rags. all the pictures that i took one in particular stood out i couldn't forget the eyes of this one boy i couldn't get them out of my hands because stab was stuck in my mind. i came back a year later with a tool for trying to find the little boy. but here i had. a body blow to water. where. still lottery most of them go for the money. lead to let me tell you. got a new. one it's been as big a job. as the c.t.a. and it done to. you. please please take very hard to take the plunge again long here is a plot line that had sex with her right there now let's. just say. please. please. please please please. please . live right in the same place the first street to live and i think the church. on our repo