>> no, i did not do that. >> bologna sandwiches are not part of the jail's normal meal plan.hey're usually given to inmates who require an additional meal for medication. due to his hiv status merithew was such an inmate. but he gave his sandwiches away. >> the sandwiches are popular because a lot of the inmates are indigent and he was giving them out for free, i guess. and if you can get anything free in jail, sandwiches or anything like that, you're going to take them. so they're going to be extremely popular. >> i have a morning snack for you. there you go. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> there's so much almost hatred for him right now in here. i think i had 16 people eat sandwiches from him. >> ruben florez received several sandwiches from merithew in recent weeks. he ate some and traded the rest to other inmates. >> i don't want nobody to bring me food over here. somebody offered me a bag of cookies or they offered me a soup, i'm going to grab it. i don't think nothing that somebody got a sick mind and going to try to infect me with some type of disease by it. >> robert bai

anybody a fried bologna sandwiches in this room? so that was my time that i grew up. i ask people and i asked my mother at that young age of eight years old does anybody give a dam whether i lived or died when asked if anybody care if i survived is a little black kid growing up in south-central los angeles and did anybody understand my hopes are my dreams or aspirations? with that and i take from that what we are doing in baltimore in the cities i have been and as i try to push organizations to be progressive. i try to push organizations towards having academic information comment and focusing on what works. not the flavor of the day. not what mythology is that based on empirical data based on the best practices in those things that work for police agencies. as i say that with some baltimore today we have programs like cease-fire. i had dave -- dinner with david kennedy and we were talking about the progress of cease-fire within the city of baltimore. if you are not familiar with cease-fire oversimplify. what we do is focus on groups. we focus on group gangs and indiv

i am a sandwich guy, i like bologna on white?r. >> they have got you covered. >> if you have a ham sandwich, every day, you're a give me a raise guy. >> exactly. >> it's all about success with me. juan, i see you as like a -- you'll like a fillet of soul. al. >> fillet of soul? >> you're a lunch at the club kind of guy. >> lunch at the club? only if you would invite me. >> is that soul? >> that's a sitcom. >> andrea, what do you think? greek style is that you? >> that's stereotyping, thanks. >> you women love salads, don't you? >> i like salads, you know why lie salads, because they're fast, they're easy, they're healthy, and i like to eat alone, i don't do sit down lunches. >> how do you take over a whole salad? >> i don't know, we took over a lot of things. david, i'm going to say raw steak. just munching on a steak. >> i'm a carnivore, i go over del friscos, i like it rare, he likes it well done and burned. >> he lost owl that weight, how did he do that? >> i don't even want to go there. >> you told me, you like three martinis

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it's bologna every day. a hot meal in the morning and at night. >> this is the best part of the day, lunchtime. and this is how we eat. nice cold cuts. they're great. we enjoy it sometimes. >> this is turkey salami with little pieces of peppercorn in there that kind of like get jammed in your teeth and they're terrible. >> this is apple pie, we've got cheese. we've got a pear. it will ripen in a couple days. we have an orange that's ripe now, and we've got a raisin cream pie and chocolate cream pie that people literally fight over. >> this is the best part of the day. >> this is the worst part of the day. this is the worst part of the day. >> best or worst, at most of the prisons we visited, inmates have only about 15 minutes to eat. >> we feed one tier at a time out of each of the buildings, so it takes a good hour and a half at least to get everybody fed. and they get about 15 minutes to eat in the dining room. usually it takes them about five though. they're real quick at it. they come in, they eat, they

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it's bologna every day.t meals in the morning, hot meal at night. >> this is the best part of the day. lunchtime. >> pretty much we try to eat and don't talk. because if they catch us talking, they're going to tell you to get up, throw your food away and get up. you got to deal with it until 6:30, dinnertime. >> out of control here, you're not allowed to even talk in the dining room. this is an exception. it's amazing we're not getting thrown out. it's because of you guys. but you're not allowed to say a word in here. >> because the dining facility can only accommodate a small percentage of inmates at a time, each table has approximately 15 minutes to eat. >> that's it. >> it's time to go now. we're up and running. >> i'll just take a little water. >> no talking. >> women's detention center is the nicest of all the facilities, if you can call any of them is nice. but jail is hell. >> vitamins. i have low blood. i need 500 milligrams -- prescribed by my private doctor. >> it's head count time. >> this is the

did anybody in this room eat fried bologna sandwiches? all right. i asked my ple, and mother, did anybody give a damn whether i lived or died? did anybody care if i survived is a little black kid growing south central los angeles? did anybody understand my hopes, we know who you are. if anyone in this gang group becomes violent, we are going to crush the entire group. but what we really want you to do is to step over to the velvet glove side where we have wraparound services and we can get her out of the light and help you to move on and have a fruitful environment. that is an overseas and provide of what cease-fire is. and it has worked in other locations from new orleans to chicago and from camden to and we brought it to baltimore and oakland also. we also focusing on violent repeat offenders. we are not focusing on nasa conservation. -- math incarceration. the good thing about the folks -- oure doing this violent repeat offender program focuses on the individual. not the minority kids out there, but those who are killing other human beings and tr

. >> usually a bologna sandwich, an orange, donated cookies.ey get a hot meal. >> a lot of these guys won't talk up but i'm going tell you what i think. the food here is garbage, bro. >> you don't eat it? >> no. >> how come? >> the only thing i'll ever eat is the fruit. the only reason i take the tray is to talk to everybody in the run. because when they give you your food, the trap stays opened until they pick it up. i don't eat it, though. >> we throw more of it away than we eat, honestly. the food that we get -- >> well, once you serve it you can't use it for anything else. do you have food in wyoming? >> we do. and we recognize it. no, but seriously. >> i've got more people in jail than you have in your whole state. >> you've got that right. >> the two meals for every one of its 8,000 inmates, the maricopa county jail churns out 16,000 meals per day. they're all prepared at the facility's food factory, where the vast majority of the workers are inmates. >> we have close to 100 inmates working each day. they work eight-hour days. they work f

thomas, connecticut, o'reilly, get over your hysterical immigration bologna.ongress passed that bill, tom. president reagan signed it with the promise of sealing the border. didn't happen. now we have another big problem which i am trying to eliminate in the future. linda, new mexico, o'reilly, just bought tickets to see the don't be a pinhead show in rio rancho. let me be the first to welcome you and miller to the land of enchantment. i'm looking forward to seeing you on saturday april 11th. haven't been to new mexico in a while. it's a great place. santa fe area. i'm going to run around a little. i'm going to go out a little early. we'll see everybody in san jose, california february 27th, friday, march 13th san antonio. dallas at the verizon saturday march 14th and wesbury at the music fair, long island. tickets make great christmas and hanukkah gifts. some shows are already near sellouts. get on it. you're going to have a great time. alaska, how long will it take to groom watters to sub on "the factor"? i'm 50, do i have enough time? might be close. we're

the inmates are then given bologna sandwiches and some juice. from there they're told to follow a series of lines painted on the floor. >> okay. blue line's going to take them to cell b, which is for male. and they're going to wait -- they're going to wait in that cell to be booked. the yellow line's going to take them into cell one, which is going to be in classification. if they've already been booked, then they can go on and be classified. inmates are classified in three levels -- low, medium, and high, depending on their past crimes. >> my second time. for the same thing. i didn't finish my domestic violence classes, and that's why i got sentenced for 180 days, for not completing them. >> 21-year-old convicted wife batterer miguel castillo is no stranger to the system. >> the worst thing in processing, that you don't get your bed until sometimes eight hours, ten hours. today they told me i wasn't going to get a bed until 24 hours. >> it's a long drive from santa monica to l.a. we have to stop off in beverly hills. >> 28-year-old multiple dru

anybody who comes into your studio and tells you they know for sure what will happen in 2016 is full of bolognat time around you supported yourself first but then you ultimately supported mitt romney there's talk about mitt romney. will he or won't he? would you advise him to run again? >> i would. i haven't decided who i would support but the country going to be looking for somebody who's qualified for job, experienced and resonates on certain issues. with respect to governor romney, he was right a lot stuff that people are looking back saying "we've got buyers' remorse." he is an adult in the room, has executive experience, executive cadence, he can cast a vision, run an enterprise, lead, manage, communicate. those are skills you need to be if you're going to be the chief executive of this country and the leader of the free world. i think after the last six years people are saying maybe we have buyers' remorse relative to mitt romney. i think he could get nominated and elected? >> former minnesota governor tim pawlenty i'm sure you have a busy day watching the races and stuff. thank you so mu

sate mes is what we anybody eat fried bologna -- so that my time they grew up. and i asked people -- and i ask my mother at the young age of 8 years old, did anybody give a damn whether i lived or die? >> did anyone survive that i survived a black kid. did anybody else your home your dreams your expiration. >> i take that with what are we doing in baltimore? be e try to beat them toe -- i fish them to having academic come in. and focusing on what works. that it's not the flay of the day. based on the dath data and they will change for police agencies. as i say that we have programs like cease fire. i had dinner with david kennedy last night and we were talking about the progress of cease fire within the city of baltimore and if you're not sflar with cease fire overly simply fide. we know who you are. if anyone in this gang group becomes violent, we are going to crush the entire group. but what we really want you to do is to step over to the velvet glove side where we have wraparound services and we can get her out of the light and help you to move on and have a

you know, i use the analogy someone the other day, you're did butcher slicing the bologna and slicingt thinner and thinner and want to sell the same. >> you chose to start with a jab at viacom it would seem pointing out they're dropped by cable one and sudden link. why did you do that? >> we had to have fun with somebody. >> you d. finally, starz. you're the chairman of that company. >> yes. >> john malone and i talked about consolidation of content providers. that's been a lot of speculation involving starz. is it conceivable it will find a merger partner or be bought? >> sure. we talked about consolidation both on the mso, the operator side an consolidation on the content side. you have seen attempts at that like the fox time warner deal and other ones. starz is in an enviable position. chris is about as good as they are in that business of doing that and i think it creates lots of opportunity, as well, by increasing amounts of channels that they can distribute that content through. john talked about it. we talked about it in the meeting. opportunity to invert the bundle and sell it

. >> i know volt gave equally to bologna. >> there is plenty of it. >> meanwhile, it's about 20 minutesn 80,000 homes and businesses in the dark overnight waking up without electricity after an early snow storm in maine. more than a foot of snow brought down trees and power lines as well. maria molina is live here at 48th and 6th avenue with a preview of the weather on voting day. >> that's right. it's election day across the country. thankfully weather conditions today are much quieter for places like maine. we have a new storm system we're tracking. this is going to be bringing in some areas of heavy rain across portions of the midwest, into parts of arkansas, and also in texas, and several inches of rainfall are forecast there. temperature wise, it's going to be a cold one across portions of new england. take a look at carby, maine. 36 degrees for your high temperature. across the pacific northwest, it's also going to be an unsettled day. we have another storm system rolling through, bringing in areas of rain in places like seattle. you can see the temperature only forecast to be in