that and more food bunk next.plause] foo >> we're back now with your comments or questions for my guests, they include farmer joel, who says we have too many stupid rules. -- tia says food advice is bunk, and dr. peek who says people are addicted to food like they're addicted to cocaine. first to my facebook page. kent williams asks if there's is in hard evidence to worry about genetically modified organisms in a bunch of foods. in california just had a vote which -- but the people voted no. is that terrible? you're a natural foods nut. >> that's where i part company with these folks. i say i ooh be able too label it as gmo free. don't need more laws. >> you're not allow -- you you can't label it. so people can't know -- we don't need another labeling law. we just need the free tom to but whatever we want to on the label and let the market decide. >> le. [applause] >> what is the idea of an empty tallry and are they maybe more addicting than healthy calories? >> usually the empty calories are the re refined proces

that makes sense but it is bunk.that keeps e coli to a minimum it is competition. tyson food purdue chicken mcdonalds so on have brands to maintain customers to lose. jack in the box lost millions after a food poisoning scandal. it makes food producers even more careful than government requires them to be. for example our agriculture department has an army of inspectors eyeballing chickens on assembly lines. they watch each bird looking for visible signs of abnormal malties. bacteria isn't visible. food producers run much more sophisticated tests on their own. one employee has 2,000 safety inspectors than government requires to kill pathogens beef carcasses are treated in a 185 degree steam vacuum. production facilities are checked with sanitation for microbial logical testing. if anything is detected they reclean the equipment. equipment routinely is taken completely apart to be swap tested. none of that is required specifically by government. i explain more about this in my book. but the bottom line is we are mostl

. >> he was laying right here like he was in his bunk so i got him up and he lay back in his bunk thend up. then he got out of his bunk and went to the restroom, came back and instead of laying back down in his bunk he sat on the floor, from his wheelchair. so when i woke up i see him sitting on the floor and i turn to him. it's the floor. this ain't your bunk. he think he's sitting in the wheelchair. then i realized that he done ran out of gas. ain't no getting back to the bunk. so i take him to the hospital. bam. and i just hope he's all right. >> it was obvious he had grave concerns for his friend and i think the general sentiment at the time was maxi was not going to be coming back from the hospital. >> i ain't got nobody to laugh and joke and kick it with right now. because we could be watching tv and we'd be interacting. and they don't just be me, it be other people that be around and people that love him, they be talking to him. and they mabe making sure the spirits stay high. so that was all. everybody just tried to take care of each other, man. i mean, it's hard, but -- >> do

bunks 41 to 40. get up and go out to the brickyard. single file. >> we search for contraband. drugs. weapons. anything that has been altered from its original form. anything that, they're not supposed to have in their possession. the inmates are directed to sit down in the dorm's enclosed rec yard. the search team will hold them there as officers conduct a thorough search for contraband. first a drug detection dog is brought tune sniff out narcotics. >> inmates are very crafty. there are thousand of places where narcotics can be hidden within the units. and they have found drugs in peanut butter, in mattresses, inmates are here, 24 hours a day. they have plenty of time to think where to hide stuff. >> this time, the dog doesn't discover any drugs among the inmates' possessions. but she does find a pack of imitation narcotics put there by her handler. >> canines are look small kids. they need positive reinforcement. i will plant a synthetic narcotic, she gets her reward. >> officers begin their search of the bunks, every item they find. illegal substances or weapons can result

enough bunks for all the people. so it was a tough situation, especially they would be out on the water for months at a time, and they were smaller ships. so on the north atlantic it could be a very difficult situation out there. i had some photographs that show the ships actually completely ice-encrusted, and they would just, you know, move around on the water with great difficulty. but they, they survived. after the war, you know, some of them were scrapped, and some of them were given to other countries as part of our president truman's, the truman doctrine. which, you know, was to provide these type of vessels and other military aid to other countries. so this particular vessel went to greece. and it was their number one vessel for a long, long time. and until about 1991 when the greek government decided they no longer needed this vessel. within a very short period of time, the destroyer escort sailors' association raised nearly $300,000 to have it towed back to america. it was housed for a short time at the intr

. >> place your hands on the top bunk.omez, who is serving a one-year sentence for burglarizing a vehicle says sanchez started this latest fight. >> he came out, came to my cell and then came back to his cell and wanted me to come inside. >> i take off my shirt, open the cell door and he comes out swinging. i did what i had to do. >> well, he turned around and threw water on me. and we started fighting. sanchez is accused of car theft to which he plans to plead not guilty. a life-long stutter. he says the fight resulted from a dispute with lomez. >> he was trying to fight with the stupid, game. >> oh, that's old news. i mean, maybe he needed money that day for whatever reason, maybe. that's fine. but the next time i see you, be man enough and say you know what, bro, i didn't mean it. here, i'll buy you a six pack. >> hernandez maintains he has no idea what the other two were fighting about. but when he got too close to the action, he had no choice but to join in. >> you know the way it's in here. it's just instinct. >> the

he's done a bunk. - what? - i overheard him talking on his mobile to a woman.'t. - locked out, are you? you're locked out. allow me. ( sniffles ) ( sighs ) ( grunts ) ( gasps ) - there you are, little lady. - what have you done? - you great lunk. - hey, no probs. i have a screwdriver and a chisel. the damage will be repaired. i did a course on joinery. uh, who are you? your neighbor. carl p. unsworth. what's the "p" for? power. ♪ hello? hello. oh, mrs. wainthropp, i thought there was no one here. kate's off gadding. did anybody see you arrive? - no, i don't think so. - good. i've got your secret lodgings for the night. ( knock on door ) who...who's there? it's only me, miss stubbs. geoffrey, the lodger. i'm just going to be downstairs. if you hear anything i'll hear it, too. - okay? - good night. good night. ( thunder rumbles ) ( dogs howling, barking ) agnes: aah! miss stubbs, are you okay? you heard them the devil's dog? - yes, i did. - oh. i'm not mad then. it's kind of you to come and see me. we need to take instructions miss stubbs. - instructions? - mm. o

the bunk beds are stacked four high. >> also a big adventure. i think that's a part of why so many of us find it thrilling. it is because it is not only helping people, but it is an adventure. that's satisfying. >> arthel, they call the bunk beds coffins because they are 18 inches apart. fema core will be wrapping up in the next week or so. the american red cross is, woulding on finding a new barics area for their volunteers. >> thanks to the volunteers. >> and new details now on a controversial effort to regulate the worldwide web. about 2,000 people from 200 countries are meeting right now in due by. they are talking about the drafting of a new proposal that critics say would bring the internet under tighter controls of the united nations katherine with the details now. >> with the slogan committed to connecting the world, the international telecommunications union, an arm of the un, has opened an 11-day conference which could act as a way it accesses the internet. >>- q. it could access every cell phone tablet and personal computer in the wor

they will get a 5% bunk to their score. it does not apply to those who were dishonorably discharged. f muni sell -- >>> money celebrates its 100th birthday. they plan to offer free rides on the anniversary day. in 1912 the fairs were a nickel. the mta considered charging a nickel on december 28 but free ride turned out to be more feasible. >>> mayor ed lee signed an ordinance banning nudity. it will go into effect february 1. >>> drying out afters of rain but weather could be an obstacle. what you can expect to see tomorrow. >> and crabbers being pinched on prices? >> 2 dollars 75 instead of $3. >> why their dispute could make it harder forria to by -- for you to buy crabs. >>> may be difficult to find crabs this season. it is not the supply but a dispute. ktvu's mike mibach is live in san francisco with what the crabbers want. mike? >> reporter: yeah. bay area crab fishermen not doing what they love to do, fishing. instead they are on land, boats tied up. at issue is the price per pound. $3 or will it go down? >> reporter:

i just lay in my bunk and i just read. that's all. i read and i look out.nk about one day not being in here. i think about one day this will all be over with. ♪ america america ♪ ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea ♪ >>> up next on "lockup," patrolling inmates on the job. >> the inmates have to be monitored at all times. we work with different types of tools, implements here, and inmates have to searched on a daily basis. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. in what world do potatoes bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... [ whispers ] 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. cc >>> like many inmates at miami-dade corrections, lazaro angarcia has had trouble adjusting to life behind bars. >> we have to wash our clothes. i can't go outside. i got to be stuck in here all day. can't do nothing. can't play no cards. can't do nothing. this [ muted ] is for nobody. this is for the birds, man. >> what'

it looks like she is in her bunk, maybe.thank you" to all of these people here's at home who have sent her christmas gifts, christmas presents. things to make her feel special, and she's incredibly thankful and wanted to say thank you. and she has something more for all of us. >> i decided by thanking you i'm going to sing a little christmas tune. >> she going to serenade us. she's going to sing "i'll be home for christmas." ♪ i'll be home for christmas you can count on me ♪ >> she's amazing. she has an incredible voice. >> what i really love is that she has christmas lights. i know how simple that may seem to some people, but her just having christmas lights and a hat has create add cozy atmosphere. >> we wish her a merry christmas, because she's made our christmas even merrier. >> if you want to hear the entire song, head to our website and click on best of "rtm." >>> that's it it's for ow show. we'll see you for the next

. >> murphy bunk bed? >> yes. >> he has multiple uses for every room in the apartment.his is where he's going to host 10 to 12 people for dinner. pulls out the desk and as you can see it's incredibly expandab expandable. he is with guests enjoying the apartment. >> dude thought of eryth >> the climb is steep and impossible in a wheelchair. >> can't leave your bro behind. if you're going to go on this hike, how could you not take him along? >> see how virginia tech students conquer their own tradition next. >>> and as you look at this video, ask yourself. >> where is the dark stiff lord supposed to go to get i'm done! "are you a cool mom?" i'm gonna find out. [ female announcer ] swiffer wetjet's pads are better than ever. now they have the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser so you don't have to get down on your hands and knees to scrub away tough, dried-on stains. hey, do you guys think i'm "momtacular" or "momtrocious"? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer. now with the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser. >>> it's a bit of a tradition for virginia tech students

. >> murphy bunk bed? >> yes. >> he has multiple uses for every room in the apartment. this is where he's going to host 10 to 12 people for dinner. pulls out the desk and as you can see it's incredibly expandab expandable. he is with guests enjoying the apartment. >> dude thought of eryth >> the climb is steep and impossible in a wheelchair. >> can't leave your bro behind. if you're going to go on this hike, how could you not take him along? >> see how virginia tech students conquer their own tradition next. >>> and as you look at this video, ask yourself. >> where is the dark stiff lord supposed to go to get , they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough spots. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to quit-- my doctor, my wife, the dog. - not good for the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' helpline. oh, hi, it's me. >>> it's a bit of a tradition for virginia tech students to go on a two-mile hike to the cascades. thousands of students, except justin gray.

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it's here that instead of a school bus they use a pickup truck they say that kids sleep on triple bunk beds and that the cost to attend that ranch for the family is three thousand five hundred dollars per month per kid and if the parents can pay they simply kick the child out the closest medical facility we're told is several miles away the woman that owns the ranch is a nurse and for the most part that is the only medical care that they can get this official also says that there are signs all over the ranch that say quote we do not call nine one one ever. so ahead here on our team despite the last ditch effort from several u.s. senators the war is that the warrantless wiretapping bill known as fight has been extended what this means for your privacy ahead. let me let me again wouldn't let me ask you a question. on this board is what we're having the debate we are going. to do this right it was the right thing there again hearing the story would be an ideal way to talk about surveillance. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that many americans call. i don't

except, speaking of food but, what i just said now is of her bunk. and meat is safe. what abc calls pincus line is safe. explain. >> well, when the polite word. abc went on a crusade. three nights in of rope. the first three minutes of their broadcast they said that term. john: well, why shouldn't they? >> because it's not. it's ground beef. i have been to the factory where they manufacture this. i am a city boy. john: there is some of it in here. i'm going to eat. >> we have all eaten it. a couple of activists did not like this scientific process that separates the beef trimming so that you get the remaining ground beef. the point of this term deliberately to try to hurt this product and company. john: the company was doing something unique, taking the last bit of a term of meat off the bone by heating a slightly. that saved money and the environment. >> and not only that, tired of hearing that argument. everybody, abc constantly, eat a leaner beef, worry about your health. so when we tried to eat it did take that away as well. john: not using it wastes 5,000 cows a

except, speaking of food but, what i just said now is of her bunk. and meat is safe. what abc calls pincus line is safe. explain. >> well, when the polite word. abc went on a crusade. three nights in of rope. the first three minutes of their broadcast they said that term. john: well, why shouldn't they? >> because it's not. it's ground beef. i have been to the factory where they manufacture this. i am a city boy. john: there is some of it in here. i'm going to eat. >> we have all eaten it. a couple of activists did not like this scientific process that separates the beef trimming so that yu get the remaining ground beef. the point of this term deliberately to try to hurt this product and company. john: the company was doing something unique, taking the last bit of a term of meat off the bone by heating a slightly. that saved money and the environment. >> and not only that, tired of hearing that argument. everybody, abc constantly, eat a leaner beef, worry about your health. so when we tried to eat it did take that away as well. john: not using it wastes 5,000 cows a d

he slept in the bunk house and i fed him again this morning before he left. his name was fowler.'s an old prospector, sort of peculiar in his ways. i backed tracked him here. you folks live here alone? well, we have a handy man about the place, the name's kimberly. he's been with me for years. he's outside some place. then don't worry. you'll be alright. i see you have protection. that's a beauty! a mouser! hasn't even been fired yet. you know how to use it don't ya? i think so. well i hadn't been able to get outside to do any hunting yet. you just be careful who you open the door to. oh i will and i hope you'll come back soon. thanks, nice to have met you mr. dunlap. yeah thanks. got me buffaloed. she pulled me off buttermilk to keep me from following monty. are you sure it was monty elkheart? positive. then you better go tell the sheriff what happened. okay but what are you gonna do? pat and i are going out to see ruby. maybe she can explain why she acted that way. ♪ , roy rogers come. me hide in back. ♪ hi ruby. ruby not talk. bullet come away from there. ♪ look out ruby! move

room, you will see that there really aren't enough bunks for all the people. so you know, it was a tough situation, especially they would be out on the water for months at a time. they were smaller ships, so on the north atlantic, it could be a very difficult situation out there. i have some photographs that show the ships completely eyes encrusted and it would move around on the water. but they survived. after the war, some of them were scrapped, and some of them were given to other countries as part of president truman's, the truman doctrine which was to provide these vessels and other military boats to other countries. it was their number one vessel for a long, long time until about 1991 when the greek government decided they no longer needed the vessels. within a very short period of time, the destroyer escort raise nearly $300,000 to have it towed back to america. it was housed for a short time in the intrepid museum in new york city. when they known blogger had room for they had to search for new home and fortunately mayor jennings who was the mayor the

that and more food bunks next. john: we are back now with your comments or questions on my death.e former dole and >> john: we have dr. peter and dr. pamela peak who says that you can be addicted to food like people are addicted to cocaine. our first question is about modified foods and gm of goods. the people voted no on a, is that terrible? you want to know? is there any hard evidence to support worries over general foods? >> i say that i should be able to label it as gm all free. we don't need more laws, we need freedom -- john: you can't label it? >> no. we don't need another labeling law. we need the freedom to do what we were on the label and let the market decide what we want to be one of the good answer. >> what is the idea of empty calories and are they more addicting than healthy calories? >> usually the empty calories are the refined rss. suddenly you when realizing it has no major nutrients come and apologize. john: we are eating more of this stuff all the time and we are living longer. >> if you want to know something, it's all about choice. if you want to have that e

the 21 and 23-year-old were last seen drinking with friends near kinney bunk port earl tlir week.op found their bloet clothing on a small island it remains unclear how the men got to the island but there's no indication of foul play. >>> things are not looking good for a whale washed up on a beach. he was stranded in the plan on breezy point in queens. they are trying to keep that sweat. biologists say it has a slim chance of surviving. that is your 5@5:00. >>> hopefully it pulls through. >> brand new video of president obama visiting fires one and leaving hawaii with five days until we fall off that fiscal cliff. the president is cutting his vacation short to return to the white house and try to hammer out a deal. but what will actually happen if we do go over the cliff? doug luzader is live for us with the details. >> it is not going to be pretty. on board air force one heading back to washington from a hawaii after cutting christmas short. can a cup of coffee help as far as christmas is concerned. starbucks is hoping. if you go into a starbucks you will get a message written on

. >> johnny is chained as a dog to his bunk bed. that's one of the arresting images.icans surprised everyone and released him on friday. his father is driving him across the country to their home in florida. they are expected to arrive christmas eve. he spent the night in brownsville, texas, just across the board from where he has been health. during his detention, he received threats by drug cartel members and endure the inhumane living conditions including being chained to his bet. his mother says that he suffers from a cough. he suffers from ptsd. >> he is innocent. we've always said it. and the mexican system proved that. however, down in the next stage, you will see that there should be modifications to some laws and some things because this should not have happened. >> reporter: the release did not come about because of the pressure from the state department and congress. congresswoman. >> i just say amen and halleluiah and this is a wonderful early christmas present for not just the hammer family, think i for our community because our community really rallied f

he slept in the bunk house and i fed him again this morning before he left. his name was fowler. place, the name's kimberly. he's been with me for years. he's outside some place. then don't worry. you'll be alright. i see you have protection. that's a beauty! a mouser! hasn't even been fired yet. you know how to use it don't ya? i think so. well i hadn't been able to get outside to do any hunting yet. you just be careful who you open the door to. oh i will and i hope you'll come back soon. thanks, nice to have met you mr. dunlap. yeah thanks. got me buffaloed. she pulled me off buttermilk to keep me from following monty. are you sure it was monty elkheart? positive. then you better go tell the sheriff what happened. okay but what are you gonna do? pat and i are going out to see ruby. maybe she can explain why she acted that way. ♪ , roy rogers come. me hide in back. ♪ hi ruby. ruby not talk. bullet come away from there. ♪ look out ruby! move! that claber faced forked tongue tyraid. ruby, what was monty doing here? i find him here. he no let me go. when dale was bringing you home,

. >> at about the time the door opened, i don't remember who was on which bunk, but hidalgo and guerro both stood up and came towards the door and stood side by side creating a barrier. >> he wanted to search the cell and we ain't trying to let him in. >> we're like, hey, you know, we want to come in. and they're like, no, you can't come in here. >> they were like get against the wall. i said for what? they said we're going to shake you down. i said no, you about going to shake me down. >> the first thing i realized was they had something in the cell. and then i realized, there's going to be a fight. >> narrator: hidalgo attacked him. >> hidalgo hit him. hidalgo hit him with his right hand. >> i defended myself. and i went off on him. we were fighting. >> the officer, he was on the floor. repeatedly hitting my cellie. >> aparentally, he put him in a choke hold with his right and was banging on his head with his left. >> aufrszofficer lidy came to h defense. >> i came in, grabbed guerro by the arms. i pulled -- i tried to pull him off. >> the corporal is trying to restrain me, i'm getti

he started tearing the bunk off the cell wall.stantly having to be replaced in the emergency restraint chair. it doesn't bother him when weep put him in the emergency restraint chair. >> he always seems to find, way to mutilate himself. razor blade between his teeth. >> a lot of people, negative attention is the only attention they know how to get. is it appropriate? no. are there better ways to get attention? yes. the only thing he know to do? yes. >> because of his behavior, he will remain house add loan in the observation unit for the foreseeable future. he insists his actions are not for attention. he maintains his suffering is for real. >> he says he it not doing for attention. he says he is doing it bah that's the way he is suffering. >> coming up. >> not going to mince word. i beat the crap out of the guy. i am not going to lie about it. >> sean films opens up about the murder that brought him to jail. and josie sanchez faces the judge. >> josie sanchez. guerra. >>> here is what is happening. law enforcement officials relea

younger families tend to go larger but low-cost coach that has more sleeping like bunk beds and thatthing. liz: okay. can't see enough of this. ashley: oh. liz: dennis is kicking back. having a good time as always. listen, thank you -- >> i'm glad you're enjoying it, oh, it is great. fascinating to watch. liz: something with this price point having a backlog. good luck to you. randy potts, winnebago chairman and ceo. joining us. the stock is up 126% over the past year. >>> likes equal money to build a school? facebook likes?. office supply up start, poppin taking on office depot and staples with their colorful and chic office supplies but building schools at the same time with style, lots of style. we'll talk to the ceo to talk about his growing business here exclusively on "after the bell." ♪ . liz: we love these stories, of the little guy taking on the giants. poppin designs stylish and colorful office supplies hoping to take aim the big boys like staples and office depot. we had them on when they launched in september. they have grown exponentially and now they're giving back to t

i need someone go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages we need that. they could just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will by further examined for further codes or incriminating information. >> it's possible she may have negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself on the news and saying horrible things against me. >> two brothers charged with chilling crimes and find themselves suspected of even more sinister acts. population of inmates who may or may not be guilty of crimes ranging from drug possession to murder can be a stressful job for officers in san antonio's bexar county jail. >> can i

. >> lie down on your bunk face first. >> only then do they enter the cell and conduct a thorough inspection to make sure nothing is blocking the lock. >> you'll see what i'm looking for. what you're feeling in there now is fire retardant material. >> yes. >> and just checking up here. and then i'm making sure the lock is still in working order, and it is. so i'm going to close it. >> apkaw faces up to a 15-year prison sentence on charges of aggravated assault after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend. >> i had a rough childhood. i mean, that's all i could say. my dad passed away when i was younger. he was in prison most of the time. i had to take care of my brothers and sisters, and i had to grow up and feed my family and have to do what i had to do. >> the girl you got in a fight with, what happened? >> she was making comments about raping kids and just sick comments. just making comments about kids. about just disgusting stuff. she started calling us all racist names in the pod. she was snitching to the cops and lying at the same time right in front of me. i just had it. >> while apkaw gave

that's bunk. we're with him. >> well, who out of that coalition.a person -- >> i yield to the lady to my left. >> for me, it doesn't go to one particular person. it goes to latinos. it goes to the latino electorate which really flex eed its political mussel. not just because of the growth of the population and the record turn out, but because of where they are. latinos are strategically placed in red states. and they're pushing these into light red, into purple. and eventually, it's going to the take a little bit. texas is going to turn blue in four years or eight years, but it's going to turn these traditionally red southern states into other states. >> is julio castro one to watch? >> julio? he is. he is. i give him some time. he's in a tight position because he would not make it statewide in texas. he doesn't have a jumping off point and he's term-limited as mayor. but he's going to have to bide his time and come back. i give him ten years. >> although, if you have to say, if you did have a democrat from texas, who could win texas statewide, wha

. >>> coming up, how much is star bunkings' new -- starbucks premium coffee going for? it rhymes with $7. oh i ruined the tease. >>> should she give in to showing less skin? jennifer lopez will likely be dressed more chastely for shows this weekend in the islamic countries of indonesia and malaysia. j-lo as i like to call her and her dancers have been instructed to wear clothes that don't show mens' chest or women's cleavage and sexy dance moves will have to remember laughs in assisted of maybing love. it is necessary to apiece local muslims, clerics. let's discuss in -- >> lightning roooooouuunnndd. lightning round. joy anthony, as a man who appreciates clove veg, male and female, should she cave in, or is it more a matter that she is honoring the local customs? >> i'm amazed they take these gigs at all to be frank. i don't think they deserve that entertainment. i don't think they deserve that type of entertainment. let's stick to what i assume to be horrible entertainment they would normally have why should they change what they do? >> well, she is putting together a

she has turned her bunk into a salon, of sorts. >> i love makeup.'ve been into makeup since i was a little bitty girl. and i'm like dolly. the redder the better. the more the merrier. >> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, we met inmates who have had more permanent transformations. aaron cooper, serving 10 years for assault and escape, didn't stretch his ear lobes until he got to prison. >> did it about four years ago when i was in ad seg. no reason, really. i just like the way it looked. it started with the tooth of a comb and started wrapping saran wrap about it and got it fatter and fatter. took about eight months. >> what's the ultimate goal? >> that's it. this was bigger than i wanted to go, but these were the only things that were round enough that when the officers could take them, i could put more back in, just little plastic bottle caps. >> tell me what the legality is here. >> there wasn't when i first started, but they passioned a -- passed a new a.r. so it goes under the tattooing writeup. but i don't ever wear them out of th

. >> first of all, basically every statistic that john cited is pure bunk in terms of the fact that thens equal -- that's true. they were gun-free zones, but attributing that to the fact that this violence occurred, that's where i have to step in. listen, my brother was shot in a shooting on top of the empire state building which was chaotic. i know firsthand i talked with the victims from the aurora tragedy. to a person, they all say if there were another person armed, it would have led to more carnage. excuse me. i let you talk, let me finish. let me finish. if every one of the cases they say if there were more guns, it would have only led to more chaos. at the empire building shooting in new york. there were highly trained officers in the chaos and eight other people shot and every one was an innocent civilian and every one was shot by a law enforcement officer. >> we have the attorney for the responsible gun owners. you believe that there should be more guns in schools. snart? >> i believe those of us who are licensed to carry are responsible people and shouldn't be prohibited from

they will choose to and follow the president's investment strategy 1k3* invest in cchs that go to bunkwhy didn't they follow the advice of president obama and his administration? well they definitely would be in the hole on that. i do think there would be a lot of huh poke craw see. they were filling up their gas tanks and putting them in the garbage. listen, these schools have to make money. if they don't invest in these companies they will invest in companies that use fossil fuels to the ambassador's point. >> i want to know how many went into your sleeves. >> possibly a few. >> they are shine intoe and delightful. >> and lipstick. petroleum is in my lipstick. >> petroleum is in a lot of things and i don't -- i won't mention it. the emergency nurse will find out later. i am taking off my glasses to make a point which makes it hard to read the rest of the question. it makes the students look good about themselves. realistically you can affect change. >> i would like to add your glasses to mine and make the next point. we will put them -- >> yes. >> what these kids should do is be comf

i'm, how often do you get to spend doomsday in your bunk? i got it. wll celebrate it like, it was a holiday, so i timed it to just be here for this day and, i was going to be here this weekend anyway. so i just came in early. neil: very smart marketing. is yours above or underground? >> no, i'm 20 feet underground right now. neil: okay. if we don't have the mayan thing, if it doesn't happen at all, and you can go back to hunting and all you could remarket this to, if you want to get away from in-laws, if you have another place you want to go, you and missus had a fight. there are other ways you could parlay this into something, right? >> know what? i never marketed it as doomsday bunker for the mayan calendar. the people buying shelters from me as long-term investments for proction of any kind of disaster, whether be manmade or, act of god. people, these are long-term insurance policies that just happen to be underground but what i've done, i have taken a bomb shelter and i turned it into the underground cabin or the ultimate man cave. neil: that part

authorities arrested hammar, threw him in prison and actually chained him to his bunk.h six days to go before christmas, that's where hammar remains in a filthy, corrupt, mexican jail. corporal hammar served two combat tours. one in afghanistan and the other in iraq. his marine battalion took heavy casualties in fallujah with 13 killed in action. when he returned home the corporal suffered from prost that plat particular stress disorder. he was treated for nine months. got out last may and simply wanted to take a vacation after his ordeal. there is absolutely no reason on earth for the mexican authorities to continue to hold. the reason they put him in jail in the first place was to extort money from his family that's what these people do south of the border. now, now, you would think that secretary of state hillary clinton and president obama would be directly involved in trying to secure the release of an american combat veteran. but they are not. the state department has visited hammar in prison but done little else. >> they have told us they can't do anything. >> bi

daily searches of their bodies and their bunks. but emotionally, they all talk about separation from family as the most difficult part of doing time. >>> when we return, the family connection. >> when you do wrong, you are incarcerated in prison. it affects everyone who loves you as a person. >> and going home. says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. like gas station sushi. or super cheap car insurance. and then there are good decisions. like esurance. their coverage counselor helps you choose the right coverage for you at a great price. [ stomach growls ] esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. ♪ ♪ i'm losing you >>> for many of the inmates doing time in folsom, it's not their first lockup. >> this is my fifth here in the penitentiary. i've been all around. i've been in the sy

i was sitting on my bunk with my hands on my thighs looking at her like this because i wasn't going tond up for count. i was going to deliberately not stand up for count. i wanted to get a write-up for disobeying a lawful order to help my cause of getting ad seg. in a way it's cool that she falsely accused me of this because now they're putting me in seg. >> but schreiber's assumption that he will be immediately placed in ad seg is false. he must wait up to seven working days for a disciplinary hearing before a placement in ad seg is even considered. >> you're the enemy. >> prison policy is only put inmates in ad seg prior to a hearing when they pose an immediate threat to themselves or others. >> i feel that i don't deserve this [ bleep ]. i'm mad about it and i'm mad about having to do the time the way they want me to do the time and i'm going to do everything in my power to bug these people to death, and that's a fact. >> coming up -- >> is this the twilight zone again? >> timothy schreiber's day of reckoning. >> i know you believe in your mind that you're getting out in august. tha