and of those that have pro bono, how did it get decided which detainees would end up with pro bono attorneys and which would not? is it through things like know your rights seminars that they're able to filter the attorneys to the strongest cases? or are there more informal mechanisms at work here? >> great questions. okay. so i do not know how many of the family detainees in the family detention system have counsel. that, i mean, i -- ice would need to -- ice wouldn't even know that. i'm not even sure. >> the first step might be a requirement that that information be documented. >> absolutely. >> i'm not aware of a place where i could google or look to find that information out. >> we do know from studies that have been done that i referenced in my written testimony in 2009, 80% of detainees, the currently detain eded, might have counsel. most detainees immigration detainees never get counsel. it's a really serious problem. in terms of how individuals in detention do get counsel, there are a couple different ways, there's the traditional model for lack of a better word which is through a le

bono here. she graduate edd from here and she was one of the recipients and i'm very proud of you and what you're doing. >> thank you. >> our panelists are all still in place. our commissioners are all still in place. so we're going to begin with panel four. first of all thank you all for coming. most of you have been here all day. the system of warning lights. you have seven minutes to speak. green, speed up yellow slow down. red stop. before we proceed i want to introduce each one of our panlists. our first is the staff attorney for the american civil liberties union here representing the aclu. our second is the executive director of the grass roots leadership our third is the executive director of heartland alliances national immigrant justice center. i'll ask the three of you to raise your right hand and be sworn that you affirm that the information that you're about to provide to us is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge and belief; is that correct? >> yes okay good. >> good aft

la infecciÓn fue diagnosticada antes de pago aero el bono y un seguro de vida los nacionalespidieronÓ vacunar todos los jugadores en sus academias para evitar juts casos de esa infecciÓn. >>> contactoemos a hospitales 30 equipos con academias en el paÍs para averiguar sobre su personal mÉdico. >>> 14 respondieron que tienen tren orndz servicio mÉdicoamos en instalaciones, cinco rehusoron contestar y once aÚn no han respondido. >>> gracias a el equipo mÉdico de las ligas menores de los cardinals, david peratta pudo operarse el hombro que se lesionÓ jugando como lanzador. >>> pero el cuidado mÉdico no lo salvÓ dede ser despedido despuÉs de cinco temporadas. >>> fue un golpe muy fuerte pero tuvo mucho el apoyo de mis padres. >>> a diferencia de muchos, la vida le dio una segunda oportunidad. >>> logrÓ ser firmado por las ligas menores de los y pasÓ a jugo narls grandes ligas. >>> en el bÉisbol dice es un tren que pasa una sola vez y hay que agarrarse. >>> acÁ. >>> en la canella la familia de jerry quiÉn muriÓ antes de cumplir los 18 aÑos lamenta que pela no hubo una segunda oportunidad.

why does he think he's been doing pro bono work? what is he, like, a lawyer?u know, he's just been helping us out. lemonis: that's what family does. i didn't know you had to qualify for pro bono work. "...my time has become and will remain much more limited and unpredictable." okay. i don't like that he just disappeared. i gave him a responsibility, and then i come back, and you guys are working your fanny off and he's not here. i'm angry. but here's the thing that could be the golden goose in this whole thing. it's better that you learn now... lynn: oh, yeah. lemonis: ...than having them sell their house and them get here and it not work out. lynn: i know. i know. lemonis: all right? -you okay? -lynn: yeah. lemonis: you sure? okay. look at this! norton: how you like it? lemonis: this look unbelievable. norton: it is massive. lemonis: after three weeks of construction, the deck is finally complete. i didn't think it was gonna go out this far. norton: we just kept going. lemonis: unreal. look at this. norton: it brings out the whole restaurant. [ truck beeping

. >> rigoberto garciÍa recibiÓ bono de 230 mil dolarÓlares al firmar con el equipo an un asÍ su sueldor pero eso es solo durante la temp temporada que dura 5 meses maxi maximomÁ mÁximo. >> por mÁs de 50 aÑ oos las grande grandes ligas han estado tomando tomandonos de tonto. >> p(...( es el mÁs exitoso en la rdomepÚblica dominicana . >> grupo de peloteros fueron fir firmados por migajas cuadnndo sus compatriotas habriaÍan firmado por millones. >> jacobo ha logrado firmar a 70 peloteros con sueldos lucrativos . >> aun asÍ, la plssbosibilidad de l llegar a grandes ligas es remota remota. >> se han documentado casos de d dod depd dopaje y jovÓvenes que nahan mentido en su dedad oncon tal de sre er reclua recluadotados. >> ricky novoa del beisbol pro profesional en rdomepÚblica dominicana tiene tarea de limpia limpiar casas. >> hay muchos vivicios y para esto estamos para supervisarr estas d dcdc cdcondiciones . >> para batista el precio que pagan amuchos para llegar a glibg grandes ligas es demasiado. >> para eso dice, no se necesita necesitan necesita lapiÁpiz ni cuaderosno. >> imÑaÑana h

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los crÍticos por su parte ya estÁn calificando esos crÉditos como bonos de amnistÍa..estÁ congestionado camino a san francisco. Éstas son las imÁgenes. las casetas de pago prÁcticamente para poder circular estÁn saturadas. conduzca con mucha precauciÓn. y como yo le mencionaba lo podÍamos tener mejores temperaturas para este dÍa del amor y amistad. ya les tenemos un adelanto del clima. >> amigos feliz dÍa del amor y la amistad. cupido definitivamente nos ha regalado temperaturas maravillosas y eso se debe al sistema de alta presiÓn que continÚa instalado en nuestro estado. no se estÁ garantizando dÍas lindos hasta el comienzo de semana. las temperaturas dentro de los 74. les tengo mÁs en el segmento del tiempo. >> gracias. son las seis de la tarde con 10 minutos y 13 segundos en breve tendremos importante informaciÓn para los jÓvenes estudiantes que son indocumentados, pero le adelanto que se trata de la forma en que los dos jÓvenes podrÁn recibir ayuda financiera universitario. ademÁs la fuerza del amor, lo que durÓ lo que para muchos era imposible, conozca la conmove

. >> se acostumbra a jugar el pago en bonos cuÁles son los nÚmeros que le han llenado comÚnmente a losales y tiene que tratarse. de algÚn individuo que estÁ siendo buscado por las autoridades por ser responsable y sospechoso. y es la Única vez que se informaciÓn es compartida con las autoridades. tiene que ser una peticiÓn especial que sea de una persona en particular. >> si se tiene alguna duda sobre temas de migraciÓn manden un vÍdeo o envÍe sus preguntas bajo univisiÓn 14. >> que tal amigos en el miÉrcoles miÉrcoles de la suerte vamos a lord esas temperaturas de 67 sigue promedio el arriba mÁs de lo normal, para seguir trayendo temperaturas estables. no simplemente no tan doblados en otra lluvia para nosotras las letras se mantiene en san francisco. mal lo alto 62 en un poquito de calor el panorama pastores, esa niebla que se mantiene densa en algunos lugares especialmente por ello mucho cuidado sÉ que lo largo de esta noche y maÑana para nosotros algunos nublados ligeros, con una bella noche del miÉrcoles y queremos saber quÉ va a pasar el dÍa sÁbado, a este corazÓn sangrante buena

. >> i said put clyde and bono the spot, shoot everyone in sight. jamie: haimeer develops an imfor informant who reveals their location, the posse sets up an ambush. clyde appears over a hill, bonnie at his side. the law men open up with a deafening fuselage. bonnie and clyde are dead, before they can return a single shot. in the death car, posse members uncover an arsenal. >> inevitable end, bonnie parker and clyde barrow who died as they liveed -- by the gun. jamie: the officers take the weapons and other personal items. >> frank haimer wound up with all of the weaponry that was recovered within that car. >> no surprise to earl that an avid collector like his father would covet these macabre trophies. >> "bonnie and clyde," a 3-year-old kid knows who that is. jamie: they had the shotgun from the borrow gang to his house full of texana artifacts. >> gun 45, that was in clyde a waistband, a and a 38 tape to bonnie's leg, frank haimer wrote a note that bonnie was squating on this gun. jamie: it takes patience, luck, and quick things, but they will en

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en mÁs informaciÓn algunos republicanos estÁn criticando el fin de semana el pago de los llamados bonosos reclaman al servicio irs hasta cuatro aÑos de crÉditos tributarios siempre y cuando estas personas puedan documentar que pagaron impuestos sobre sus ingresos durante esos aÑos, nos vamos a nueva york donde sus residentes se preparan para uno de los dÍas mÁs frÍos en dÉcadas, los meteorÓlogos esperan que el domingo sean mÁs gÉlido en nueva york en central park las temperaturas podrÍan ser menores de 1000 besitos _ menores desde 1988. las autoridades tienen preparadas casi 2000 mÁquinas, y mÁs de 3600 empleados con toneladas de sal para sacar los efectos que suceden justamente en las calles como puede ver. >> las extorsiones telefÓnicas siguen abriendo paso en mÉxico y fuera de la frontera del paÍs para hacerle frente a ese creciente delito existe una aplicaciÓn gratuita que las personas pueden descargar en los telÉfonos celulares, andrea gonzÁlez nos explica de quÉ se trata y cuÁles tan sido sus resultados hasta ahora. >> bueno? >> si usted piensa que es una extorsiÓn ... >> este es

. >>> a los 19 aÑos parecÍa haberse realizado su sueÑo, cuando los diamondbacks le dieron un bono depelotero. poco a poco la euforia se fue sumando. >>> en el cuarto como Éramos doce personas durmiendo, no tenÍamos aire. >>> cuando lo enviaron a estados unidos pensÓ que todo iba a mejorar. >>> luego que pasaron los dÍas era lo mismo los lunes nos daban 65 dÓlares. >>> un ex pelotero de las ligas menores tambiÉn descubriÓ esa y otras verdades. >>> en lugar de ser bien pagados no se le paga. >>> cuando en el 2009 le dieron de baja decidiÓ estudiar derecho, entablÓ una demanda en contra de las grandes ligas, ortiz es uno de sus clientes. >>> estos equipos operan como un cartel. >>> segÚn Él porque las grandes ligas controlan los salarios para evitar competencia. de acuerdo a la demanda, la mayorÍa trabaja entre 50 y 70 horas. y reciben entre 3 mil y 7 mil dÓlares al aÑo. un salario que estÁ por debajo del sueldo mÍnimo. y durante el entrenamiento de primavera no reciben pago alguno. >>> jugador profesional cree que gana millonada. >>> miguel batista no estÁ vinculado a la demanda, pero

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it's also people like jeff miller who contributed all of the architectural services for this gem pro bono. [cheering and applauding] >> but it's also the passion of our elected officials on the state and local level who you're going to hear from in a little bit including senator leno, assemblyman phil king, our mayor. (applause) >> our recreation and park commissioners megan levitt son is here. our district 2 supervisor mark farrell. [cheering and applauding] >> our district 8 supervisor and park champion, tallest park champion in the city, scott wiener. (applause) >> our district 11 supervisor and another park champion extraordinary narc, john avalos. (applause) >> our city treasurer who does his work to make sure we've actually got the funds to pull this off, jose cisneros. (applause) ~ >> but it's the passion of all of us. and i also want to give a big shout out to the entire city family for their role, mohammed nuru and folks at department of public works had a role, lindsay hirsch. (applause) >> with all due respect to dpw and everybody else who is here, the hardest working staff in

program this is the second deal i've done and still don't understand it (clapping) so arne all pro bono did a ton of work i don't know if this person is here glen did an amazing job i can't thank glen enough bobby headed up the fillmore foundation (clapping) gap incorporated their foundation and leadership in a million dollars contribution to this clubhouse i asked him to do something i didn't know it was going to be that big (clapping.) so, now a couple of folks on any staff who i leaned on in all sorts of ways and impressed it's mr. toliver thank you so much come on up please (clapping) thank god i did my speech before you maxine wilson thank you for all you do for the organization (clapping) harold love with the overseeing of this clubhouse and the house in sunnyvale (clapping) maxine has been with me for 13 years and harding for 10 years those two have done a terrific job and opened up the building go in hunters point with jane next two people i want to acknowledge first a guy you've heard his name this is the staff member that probably was the one i turned to most often for the des

>> no, we did not find any pictures of him with the king but we did find pictures of him with bono. > investigative piece, and they lash out. today, governor christie in london refused to take any questions. you interacted with his indications director and others in his camp. how have they reacted to it? >> their reaction is generally to shut people out, which is what they have done. they canceled these two availabilities today in london. but you do as you do, and you work around it. >> when he has to respond to it, what is a good defense? >> you know, i think he is going with the friend defense and going with the i am creating business abroad. he has a huge trip to london this week, paid for by a group that he is set up and he has installed a close friend as the president of, and we do not think there is a lot of business interest in the u.k., so why go to the u.k.? why not go to germany or switzerland, where there is? they have business with the state, a lot of them. they cannot give money to chris christie. they can give money to choose new jersey, which helps the presidential camp

joey poindexter actually fired his defense team that had taken the case pro bono a prestigious defense team from d.c. so he ended up representing himself in this case. the judge called the decision ridiculously stupidic but he acknowledged that he couldn't stop poindexter from making that call. so in a very bizarre twist, you had the defendant here actually cross examining his victims. we spoke with two female jurors moments ago. they told us how they were so affected by this case and the video and pictures shown as evidence. >> to hear the coaxing of very explicit things that the perpetrator wanted the victim to say. but i think what really got to me is when he started crying. you could hear the discomfort of not want inging to it moved me to tears honestly. >> and so other evidence entered in court included a wiretap and a phone tap from one of the victims actually talking to poindexter. in the wiretap, you can hear him say "it's not like i have aids." that is some of the evidence that was entered. we will be sharing that at 4:00 and 5:00. joey poindexter to recap found guilty on all

recibiÓ recibiÓ un bono de 19,5 millones de dÓlares y firmo con boston, marca rÉcord para un peloterodo en mÉxico, el gran icono enfrentarÁ fabricio en la arena de la ciudad de mÉxico el 13 de junio en un compacte para unificar tÍtulo ante el brasileÑo. este evento estaba pactado en noviembre pasado pero a Última hora caÍn velÁsquez seleccionÓ. despuÉs de haberse confirmado la fecha de la pelea mayweather y pacquiao serÁ el 9 de marzo en el Álamo donde la ciudad de san antonio. en el inicio Óscar de la hoya promotor de este evento habÍa dicho que la reyerta se realizarÍa el 2 de mayo. se uniÓ a la lista de gente ligada al fÚtbol. se uniÓ al nueva alianza en puebla, dijo que quiere trabajar por el deporte y la educaciÓn para los jÓvenes de la angelÓpolis. a dÓnde vamos a parar? >> otro mÁs. >> esa limpieza extrema de lavavajillas podrÍa ser responsable de algunos problemas fÍsicos y de salud en sus hijos. >> estÁ creando un nuevo rÉcord para las autoridades que buscan frenar el robo de agua. ♪ ♪ ♪ checan esto, tengo huevos... salchicha... jamón... tocino... queso, y pan sourdough tosta

why is jay-z a better businessman that bono? >> jay-z comes from a long line of entrepreneurs.first started in the early 19 -- early 1980's, it were shut out of music business. people had to create their own institutions. record companies did not want to sign. then used in a multiple cap pop. -- not want to book hip-hop. >> what is the dna of hip-hop? >> it is creating something out of nothing. that is what happened, not only with the culture -- >> isn't there a hypocrisy with what is happened? there are a lot of people that know dr. dre as tim cook's is this partner. there never heard of "nothing but a g thing." >> this is what hip-hop has always done. it is always been this paradoxical thing. hyper capitalist and also the voice of the underclass. >> a lot of the names we are talking about are from the early 1990's. does that change as rep comes more accepted? you no longer have to hustle to get a deal. >> the real entrepreneurs, dr. dre 50 cent jay-z. the new generation has access did not have. drake does not have to form his own record company. >> we are showing a couple of

i don't want anybody to go out and start trading in bonos. but i think you need to start broadening out your universe. and diversify your funds. >> jack thank you very much. with brandywine global investment management. investors are also watching another part of the world that does tend to move markets, at least recently. that is ukraine. that country's army and russian-backed rebels are ignoring that cease fire agreement between russia and ukraine. it was supposed to start on sunday. now, fighting has eased in some areas, but troops refuse to pull back their heavy weapons as a battle for a railroad town in eastern ukraine escalated today. >>> well now to washington where the government strieing to identify individuals to prosecute for their role in the financial crisis. attorney general eric holder today asked u.s. attorneys who brought cases against institutions related to the mortgage crisis to identify individual employees to prosecute as well. >> i asked the u.s. attorneys who have made those cases and are still involved in these rmbs c

are the services you provide via these consultants pro bono or at a reduced rate? >> the one on one consulting is absolutely free. there is no cost to small business owners, that falls within our budget. >> are the individuals providing those services being paid or does it fall within --. >> those individuals are being paid within our contract. >> sounds like a great program. >> any other -- commissioner yee riley. >> does your service include different languages? >> yes we are offering services in english, spanish, mandarin and cantonese. and it is based on the individual need. if we know there's a specific need within a language we will make sure to match the small business owners with that consultant. >> all right, thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you. thank you. it is great to be here. i'm excited. i think that there's plenty of opportunity and i'm glad to be a part of the team. >> one last question how many staff members are there? >> staff members, currently there's one, we're working on -- amy. but total consultants we have 10 and we're working to bring one a

i can't imagine -- >> they talk about one night that chris christie was around bono. i mean would we like to count the nights the clintons have been around bono beyonce, rock star kings, queens have lived an extraordinary lavish life that very few people not only in america but on the planet they have lived like queens and kings. >> you have to make a parallel. >> i'm just curious if the "new york times" is going to write a story about hillary clinton and the lifestyle that she has led over the past 30 years along these lines. >> actually there's a story on bloomberg news right now at hillary clinton and her private jets when she was a senator. >> there you. >> >> there's that. >> will "the new york times" follow up with a big splashy front page story there? >> tons of stories when the clintons first came to the white house where it was -- it was -- and then there's the lincoln. >> i think part of the point of "the new york times" story was to contrast what christie does with what he says he is. >> portrays yeah. >> did you guys see -- we had the next story that was u

the people protecting us will be working pro bono.se essential workers will get paid until congress passes the funding bill. the lapse in funding will affect more than just paychecks. dhs. training thousand -- dhs will stop training thousands. the office that processes immigration applications will remain open because it's almost entirely funded by application fees. it does not need money from congress. >> u.s. federal court found palestine authorities liable for supporting six terrorist attacks committed in israel. gary is the managing partner of the law firm that bears his name and his co-lead counsel -- welcome to "bottom line." thank you for your patience. this is very little history of american victims of international terrorism having their day in court. how effective has the act been in that regard? when a guilty verdict has damages attack, what is the process for recovering those moneys? >> the act was first passed in 1991. there was no action and no cases that bubbled up in the first 15 years. first one was a case in chicago.

during his testimony so i recruited another friend of mine to go sit with him and all of this is pro bonohen i would ask harry or linda of course, licet i have a great assignment in there is no money. that is how little started and how we ended up with this. so we asked the lawyer and mauritania who worked with us also. >> our co-counsel is here today also but i want to recognize mohamedou is one of many that have been brought about from the center constitutional rights has done a tremendous job recruiting people to represent the population remember their rover 774 people there at the time and it is heartening to see many of our colleagues in what is referred to with the arch humor to go to this situation from the bar association i am glad to see so many of you here tonight. >> we set up a trust to help him rebuild his life but we have also actually used some of the money to send his nephew to college he wants to get all the people of college-age in his family and educated then if there is enough money to sell enough books start a foundation to educate girls in mauritania. we would like h

clive was a young idealistic lawyer this made a name for himself fighting death penalty kise a pro bonoasis. >> by the time i got there in '94, he had been sentenced to death, gone to the supreme court on appeal, come back down. my first thought of, my good not, how did i let myself in for this. >> despite his reluctance, clive agreed to meet with the man he presumed of guilty. >> i never talk to people when i first meet them about did you to it. they don't know that, they don't trust you. kris of one of those rare poem who inexisted on giving a -- insisted on giving a lecture about the fact he didn't do it. it was convincing, although i will say the evidence of strong at the time. >> as a former cop, don had doubts about the case. >> initially i thought kris just killed these guys. but i'm looking to see where the evidence takes me, and it didn't add up. the deeper i got into the investigation, it began to dawn on me that kris was innocent. >> drum is very, very loyal to kris. he carried on after the case was over even though he wasn't being paid or anything. >> ron and clive noticed d

of one of the most prominent law firms in town, jones day, which agreed to fight for joe on a pro bono basis. >> it was like night and day. it went from i have two appeals left and then they're going to murder me to now i have neil and all these resources from the world's third largest law firm backing me up. >> armed with the fact that prosecutor carmen marino had withheld information, joe's team submitted a sweeping discovery request to the federal district court. >> to me it just seemed like a logical question. what else is in there? >> meanwhile, the alleged rape victim, the only person who could corroborate what tony klann had witnessed, was finally located living in florida. and it would be up to neil to convince him to testify. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be trusted. kill her. flo: it will save you money! the name your price tool isn't witchcraft! and i didn't turn your daughter into a rooster. she just looks like that. burn the witch! the name your price tool, a danger

all of this is pro bono when i asked terry to do it. and i asked linda to do it. the aclu did not require being paid. but linda and terry. i said. i have a great assignment for you and by the way there. is no money. so that is how it all started. that is how he ended up with this big team. plus he has the lawyer and the moratania that works with us also. that is how it started in this case. and actually our co-council is here today art spitzer. i also wanted to recognize that his case is one of many that have been brought on behalf of gawne began detainees. and the center of constitutional rights has done a tremendous job recruiting people to represent the population remember there are 774 people there at a time. and it is it cannily heart ending to see many of our colleagues in what is sometimes referred to as dark humor that you would bring to this type of situation that he brings to his own situation as a guantanamo bay bar association. i am really glad to see. so many of you here tonight. proceeds of guantanamo bay diary. where are they going we set up the tru

>> jim bono was an attorney in san jose. and a close friend of mine. >> okay. >> and he just did this on his own. >> so continue the story. all these people. >> anyway, this is 1974, and this seat had been held by the republicans for, i don't know, 48 years or something like that. and the question was, can a democrat win this congressional seat? and, you know, there was the fair housing act of 1964 on the ballot statewide. wilson riles was an african-american who ran for state superintendent of public instruction statewide and won. so the question was, if you take some of these maybe six or eight issues that had been on the ballot and sort of researched them, could we see whether or not this 13th congressional district could be won by a democrat? and -- but in those days, it was, you know, before you were in microsoft and computers weren't even around, and you had to go in and say, okay, precinct 337. 100 voted in 1964 on proposition 13. you take down the numbers. you had to go through and recreate this thing on maybe eight

of one of the most prominent law firms in town, jones day, which agreed to fight for joe on a pro bono it was like night and day. it went from i have two appeals left and then they're going to murder me to now i have neil and all these resources from the world's third largest law firm backing me up. >> armed with the fact that prosecutor carmen marino had withheld information, joe's team submitted a sweeping discovery request to the federal district court. >> to me it just seemed like a logical question. what else is in there? >> meanwhile, the alleged rape victim, the only person who could corroborate what tony klann had witnessed, was finally located living in florida. and it would be up to neil to convince him to testify. a... for just a hundred bucks a month with any smartphone, including the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down. add more family members for just $40 bucks a pop. think the other guys have a family plan like this? think again! finally, it's full speed 4g lte data that really is unlimited. dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look cle

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we experienced this with dhas bono. i had a hart time with it.e went on the street so people could congratulate bruce, also so we could help train them to get the proflouns right. >> as you know, bruce jenner is going through a transition right now. to become a woman. we're wondering what you think about the whole thing. >> i think it's wonderful require have such deep compassion for him -- >> her. >> because he's had to -- >> her. >> her, i'm sorry. okay, her. >> what do you think about the news that bruce jenner is transitioning into a woman? >> i think that that's really personal. and if he wants to -- >> she. >> if -- if she -- wants to be a woman then -- i hope that she's very happy. >> what do you think? >> i think that it's important for her family -- >> his. >> his family to support him. >> it sounds to me like he -- >> she. >> my apologies. sounds like she just -- >> he. >> oh, he? oh, i'm sorry. >> that's okay. >> it sounds like it's a new show. whatever, he can do whatever he wants. >> she. >> she can do whatever she wants. >> if it's

>> jim bono was an attorney in san jose. and a close friend of mine. >> okay. >> and he just did this on his own. >> so continue the story. all these people. >> anyway, this is 1974, and this seat had been held by the republicans for, i don't know, 48 years or something like that. and the question was, can a democrat win this congressional seat? and, you know, there was the fair housing act of 1964 on the ballot statewide. wilson riles was an african-american who ran for state superintendent of public instruction statewide and won. so the question was, if you take some of these maybe six or eight issues that had been on the ballot and sort of researched them, could we see whether or not this 13th congressional district could be won by a democrat? and -- but in those days, it was, you know, before you were in microsoft and computers weren't even around, and you had to go in and say, okay, precinct 337. 100 voted in 1964 on proposition 13. you take down the numbers. you had to go through and recreate this thing on maybe eight

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>> yeah leon poindexter apparently wasn't a big fan of his defense team who had taken the case pro bono so he fired them. the judge told poindexter it was "ridiculously stupid decision" but acknowledged he couldn't stop the man from making that call. and so in a very bizarre twist here, joe poindexter has spent the week cross examining own alleged victims. joey poindexter was a household name in a competitive beer pong circuit. police say he used the social sport to lure young intoxicated men to this gaithersburg home where he'd assault and sodomize them. that alleged streak ended last october when an 18-year-old local college student reported poindexter to police. a search of his home uncovered dozens of other potential male victims on various electronic devices. during closing arguments today, prosecutors picked away at poindexter saying he screwed up. he made photos and videos of every terrible thing he did in an organized system where he put his trophies five layers deep in his external hard drive. that's what you do with your sex assault trophies. you hide them. prosecution played