. >> the investigation leads the officers to evidence in inmate carlton moran's laundry bag and they quickly take him off the yard. >> turn around and walk towards us. keep going, keep going. keep going, keep going. he's clearly a suspect. >> what do you want to do with this one? >> he needs to go to the clinic. have them do a 7219. strip him out again in there. 7219. check his hands real good and check his socks. see if he has any -- maybe any redness or blood splatter around his shins. >> you do everything the officer tells you to do, okay? >> not a problem. >> while they're searching his laundry bag they found pants that had suspected blood stains. they utilized a test to do it and it tested presumptive positive for blood so therefore he's a suspect. so pending the investigation we'll go ahead and put him in administrative segregation. >> why do you want to go to administrative segregation? >> not at this time. >> we'll note it on the lockup order. basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your laundry b

among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man.t's nothing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walk in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard -- doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularly helps harris figure out what to do with his afro-like hair. >> it's harder braiding white dude's hair than black guys. i've got to part it certain ways and put more rubber bands in it to hold it. >> my hair's only been growing for five months, so i've only got it braided two or three times. probably another

the british in new york were under the command of general carlton. carlton had recently arrived. he was his majesty's commander in chief and his instructions were to take no offensive action against the americans. indeed his instructions were to prepare for evacuation. at the same time while washington was watching now carlton, there arrived the french. the french army under the general had spent the winter in virginia near the yorktown battlefield. come the spring it was time for them to move, only the french army was coming north to come here to boston to depart for the west indies. the french were leaving america. there was a grand ceremony at the american encampment, troops passed in review. they reviewed each other's armies but then bade farewell. the americans were very much now on their own. as was in the midst of this that general washington received a letter, an extraordinary letter from colonel lewis nicola. he was it's the commander of the regiment of invalids. these were men who through injury, incumbent and were unable to serve in the line but were perfectly able to

he led the flash mob in the famous carlton jig dancing to tom jones' "it's not unusual." it was an effort to promote weight loss and a fitness company. >>> facebook weighing in on employers to request passwords from applicants. why the social media network said people should be no. >>> rick santorum's latest attack on the front-runner mitt romney and on the media. >>> now to the latest developments on the supreme court's arguments on the healthcare debate. they won't let an ob secure tax law keep them from delivering an opinion. the justices focused on the issue of whether the challenge to the law should be thrown out as premature. their questioning indicated they're not likely to use that issuals the way out of an opinion this year. >>> dick cheney is recovering tonight after having a heart transplant. he has a history of hearts problems. now it's spark a debate on how old is too old to get a new heart. according to doctors, the next 24 hours will be critical. at his age cheney is in the older age. >> it used to be that age 55 was the cutoff, anything above that wouldn't

he played carlton in the comedy "fresh prince of bel-air." ticket out.e still have -- check it out. he still has the enthusiasm. they joined him for the flash mob. he danced to "it's not unusual." >> fantastic. look at them go. thousands more were in the audience. >> temperatures are a little chilly. >> still to come, hungry for the latest selling books turned into the lake is moving. how it you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick. not that we'd ever brag about it. turn right. come on, nine. turn left. hit the brakes. huh? how'd that get there? [ male announcer ] we can't hide how proud we are to have nine 2012 iihs top safety picks. so we're celebrating with our "safety in numbers" event. that's the power german eineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $219 a month. >> more rallies being held today including in the district. >> we are in for a freeze watch after a warm stretch. good

can you imagine police officers arriving at the ritz carlton, informing the front desk they would like a key that opens all the hotel rooms, and no, they do not need an escort. they just will be doing what they would like. there would be public outcry. and the only reason that there is a public outcry about the use of master keys, and we have brought forth stories -- "the new york times" published a story with first hand witnesses from single occupancy hotels. this is someone's home. there is no different constitution for people living in sro's. they say the officers come in and intimidate physically or verbally into handing over the passkey. if this were happening anywhere , but sro's, there would be outcry. [applause] >> and our one last question will be open for anyone who wishes to answer it. do you think it is fair that police who kill citizens are put on administrative leave while the citizens to do the same thing are immediately arrested and imprisoned it? >> [yelling] >> anyone want to grab that one? [laughter] >> i believe the question is whether or not if a police officer kil

at the ritz carlton in georgetown. >> our cherry blossom bookings are good. >> the early blooms sparked a new interest at the title basin. >> e >> we have been getting a lot of inquiries. >> one special for $900 a night will get you -- >> it's the upgraded suite with cherry infused cocktails and cherry dishes. also that includes a bike tour. >> hotel booking is up 30% according to downtown d.c. and merchandise is selling really well, running about four times better than last year. a new public art installation of 25 sculptures won't hurt either. its debut coinciding with the opening of the national cherry blossom festival tuesday. >> we have everything from paintings, performances, to musical pieces as well as short waves, radio transmitters. >> artist behind cherry blossom cloud thinks visitors will enjoy playing his work of art. >> open structure with a wooden drums and two xylophones. >> with the festival expanded from three weeks to five weeks, d.c. leaders hope revenue will rise 30% to hit $200 million. at the title basin, i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. >> festival organizers pulled

in the second half, carlton brown comes flying in for the put back. colorado had a two-point lead but baylor would go on a 14-0 run blow it open. the bears are going to the sweet 16 for the second time in school history. syracuse and kentucky also advancing to the sweet 16. remember last year, the rams made it all the way to the final four. richard jefferson had 9 points off the bench in his warrior debut. the robinson stops, and golden state is up three. utah would answer with a three- point play the old fashioned way. the game goes to overtime. utah wins 99-92 and the warriors have lost three straight. the sharks continue to chase that spot in the playoffs and the giants play home run derby against the a's. more is coming up. >> the sharks are certainly not making it easier on the fans this season. they're fighting for a spa in the playoffs in five of their last six games have gone into overtime. they're playing with little urgency. 48 seconds into the game, joe's 25th goal of this season. detroit will tie it in the third. it would go to overtime an

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carlton or mr. badner or whoever wants to speak to this about the numbers. i heard a statement that in one -- 94124, we heard 60% 4 that is it -- that is it code alone. is that correct? >> roblin howard -- robin howard again. the bayview, 75% is from the neighborhood. the outer richmond is 63. >commissioner antonini: ok, that is pretty high. when you are saying 75%, there is another is a code adjacent to it which of course is very close. you go on the other side of the bay shore and you are in another support -- zip code. >> that is from that particular zip code. commissioner antonini: that is impressive. thank you. i will make a motion. i think this has a lot of benefits with some conditions. first of all, the motion is the sponsor continue to work with ariba juntos or another group. to try to meet the goal of 100% local hire. and they also report back to us in one year with the results of this hiring. number two, when the moratorium is lifted, the project sponsor accept the wic food stamp program. number three, alcoholic beverages restricted to beer and wi

nice to see you at the ritz-carlton. you've got to do what to get into the role as far as spanish? learning the language. did you learn the language or just learn the lines and learn how to say them? >> spanish actually is my first language. i just learned edge live the last couple years. >> reporter: wow. little known fact. >> most of my -- all of my english-speaking movies have been i learned fa netically. >> reporter: those whether the challenge. >> those were the challenge. >> reporter: this is a piece of cake. one thing that struck me, when you're speaking spanish, you're speaking it well. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and that was not part of the schtick, that you wanted to be a bad speaker of spanish? what was the thinking behind that? >> when i first thought of this idea i thought, you know, that you have seen that joke, you know, many times before of someone who speaks spanish poorly. i thought that would be unique to put myself in that telenovella style world but to speak as well as i possibly could and just throw the audience. that's why i kind of had to work with a transl

it is not always within the ritz carlton itself. it can be relocated or paid into a fund and used another way. >> we will walk a block down this way down commission street. we are down here at the corner of third street and mission street. there is lots of construction going on. some old buildings. this is not necessarily a historic walking tour. this is to talk about buildings and earthquake issues. let me mention something more modern about earthquakes. i have been at this earthquake conference for a whole week. one of the big issues is what is the public expectation of the performance of a building. this is a good time to point out to you, the buildings only have to be built as well as the code that was in effect when they were built. if somebody said is my building up to code, i will say yes it is up to code. it is up to the 1909 code. in 1909 there was no requirement for earthquake design. >> until 1933 when the reilly act went into effect after the disastrous 1933 santa barbara -- >> long beach. >> destroyed elementary schools

summers left the administration, mckenzie hosted an event at the ritz-carlton and hosted by larry, and there was an article held up looking at trade and what was different, and what had we learned that we had not thought about before. i heard larry summers give one of the most and he seemed to be thinking out loud without worry about the political repercussions about what he might be saying and it is one of the most extraordinary meetings, because he was exploring questions about do we need to be there in how to fit the national objectives and so, also, he spoke recently in a conference sponsored by the conference of new institute thinking and martin wolf the financial times interviewed him and another thinking out loud moment, and when you spend time with larry summers you get someone who has not only thought about policies, but engaging people who have thought in other ways which is different from the larry summers that we have often got the meet in the media. so rick, the floor is yours. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you for that set-up. >> thank you, steve, for that introduction mo

. >> cordes: he's been campaigning down memory lane this week from atlanta and savannah to carlton, the west georgia town where he taught college in the 1970s. attorney randy evans was his student and has served as an adviser ever since. >> when we became speakener 1995, there were-- there were thousands of things that he wanted to do because he knew that for over 40 years, the democrats had been in control, and he wanted to make big changes fast. >> cordes: big changes from term limits to welfare reform, which gingrich proposed in a manifesto he called the contract with america." rick tyler, his spokesman for the last 12 years, now helps run a super pac supporting gingrich. >> the whole contract with america was a management document and basically said if you elect us we'll do these things. elected, to the shock of everybody, they did these things. >> cordes: georgia is at the heart of gingrich's southern strategy with alabama, mississippi, and louisiana all holding primaries later this month. >> in the end, republicans are going to say who can beat obama? romney is so far failed to cl

he looks like carlton from "the fresh prince." it is intentional because i want him to wear a particular -- no hoodi. i want him to wear a particular uniform. unfortunately that is a sad commentary on our society as to where we are. i've had the opportunity to speak with trayvon's family, parents, attorneys. >> what are his parents saying? >> these are good, decent people. mother to mother i spoke with his mother and she just said, i'm not looking for eye for an eye but justice for my son. that was my son on the videotape, my baby. i told her i share her anger and anguish as the mother of a son and i got to tell you i don't even know that it's racial at this point. i think all mothers should be outraged about the fact that you can send your kid to get skittles and he may never come back. >> leigh anne, you have two sons, one black and one white. do you as a mother of those two boys, are there different sets of realities as a mother of those kids that you have to accept? that you are resigned to or rebel against? >> first of all, a

>> he's a retired dance professor from carlton college in memories, and she is -- she's really not done much of this. she's just a natural. what's remarkable about it is that she read through the entire script one time without seeing the film. >> and why did you pick her? >> i used her on another film earlier and i -- we had talked to richard dreyfuss and we'd talked to a couple other people, garrison keilar and it occurred to me over the period of humphrey's life, if you see films about the '60s, he's kind of a painting on the wall, you know, he's always just sort of nonexistent, of course, he's right in the middle of things and all the attention is always taken away from him and that was partly his fault because he gave things away, you hear about kennedy and johnson, you won't hear much about humphrey, and i was afraid if i had a famous person narrate, it would become about that personal again and humphrey would get, you know, shadowed, so i decided to use someone i liked that wasn't necessarily famous, although she sounded like a number of people so people mistake her. but she's got

it is called the carlton.zens of dancers joined him for the flashmob at a weight- loss companies conference in missouri. >> he still has the moves. is that how you dance? >> pretty close orcs santorum loses his cool on the campaign trail. the question that upset him >> a family man who loves kids, the wife of a u.s. soldier killed in the afghan massacre. why she finds the charges are unbelievable, when we come back >> police have a suspect behind bars in connection with the gruesome murders but the crime tape is still up. coming up we will have the latest in the investigation. >> it has been more than one week since a morgan hill teenager vanished on her way to school. week since a morgan hill teenager vanished on her way to school. i w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm one of six children that my mother raised by herself and so, college was a dream, when i was a kid. i didn't know how i was going to do it, but i knew i was going to get that opportunity one day. and that's what happened with the university of phoenix. nothi

it's the ritz carlton for $199 a night. great place to go if dad or mom loves to golf.ere for kayaking, fishing and i'm obsessed with s'mores and they have a giant bonfire for that. >> done and done. >> last but not least, an island getaway, nassau, bahamas. >> atlantis is a mega fun resort. they have over 2,000 rooms, 40 plus restaurants. they have a huge water park with 141 acres. so you have water slides, a lazy river, dolphin experiences. travel & leisure atlantis family insider package. you get your room, two for one access to the kids club and access to the teen nightclub called crush. >> teen nightclub? >> yes. you can only be a teen to get in there. >> we're not invited. okay. great ideas. let's go. thank you so much. up next, a four course meal for lent courtesy of the scottos. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> this morning on cooking with the scotto family, easy, delicious recipes for lent. >> you may have given up something for 40 days but we could never give up an the scottos. >> nicely done. >> thank you! >> elena is leading off. >> do you know why, al? it

one of them being the carlton. that's where the name comes from.o investigations taking place into whether or not corporate funds were used here. prostitution and the attorney denied this back in december. we' we're waiting for more statements. the idea of funds being used in prostitution in any way is an additional charge. >> what sentence would strauss-kahn face if convicted? >> it's just a warning at the moment. if he's convicted, it's 20 years in jail. it's a very, very serious charge. obviously his reputation is in some array already due to the sex charges in new york, which went away eventually. obviously his career and now jail time looking to be a difficult situation right now. >> i would say it's ugly. max foster live in london. thank you. >>> tired of wondering where's the beef in your pink meat? now the maker of the beef ingredient called pink slime is handing out pink slips. that's coming your way next. eve. plaque quickly starts to grow back. but new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste can help. it not only reduces plaq

property from view after a string of auto burglaries were reported in the area of marlboro road and carlton. investigators say thieves appear to be breaking into cars between 6 and 7 a.m.. anybody who might have witnessed anything suspicious is asked to contact the police. >>> at&t con pwaouding two 50 million dollars to keep kids in school. today the telecommunication's giant is expected to announce a grant program. right now the overall drop-out rate in the state is 18%. >>> stormy weather has cleared. crews are still cleaning up from yesterday's high winds in petaluma last night a large pine tree toppled on to another tree that sever add irrigation line -- severed an irrigation line. part of the park flooded until crews could turn off the water. nobody was hurt. in a town near los gatos a tree fell taking down powerlines landing on a car. pg&e crews repaired the lines 24 hours who lost power are back on this morning. >>> in the high sierra authorities say two were killed, a third injured in three separate accidents. 30-year-old snowboarder was kill yesterday after falling in an open ski

. >> yes, well this weekend you will be at ritz-carlton in tyson's corner. >> indeed. >> it's kind ofting because if the you rsvp today. it's free. >> it's free and you get to meet representatives from 52 communities from florida to delaware, montana. if you're looking for a cheaper place to live. you know. it's so important, get -- why would you pay taxes when your children are no longer going to school? you don't need to be maybe in that high priced area anymore. it gives you information and choices and a lot of retirement planning is about making informed decisions. could be right for you, could be wrong for you but you decide by getting your hands on good information and there's so many workshops there. we know you give you strategy for handling change and we give you strategy for planning your finances. i do a two hour event where me butt your expense -- we put your expenses and your income side by side. you take a look at it and you know what happens? >> what's that? >> 44% of people who do this change their behavior today. >> right. and they get started on that. >> right, right

i caught up with the general manager, the new one at the georgetown ritz carlton and he told me they're rolling out the cherry red carpet this year for visitors. and they've seen a lot of interest lately because the blossoms have opened up so early. >> cherry blossom bookings are good. things have been a bit warmer so we've been getting a lot of inquiries about whether they're blossoming. we have two great packages, one that includes the upgraded suite with din foretwo with cherry -- dinner for two with cherry infused drinks. foie gras and a bike tour. so you can bike down the tidal basin and see the blossoms in their full bloom at this point. >> reporter: if you're wondering, that special package at the ritz costs $900 a night. organizers in general are pulling out all the stops this year. in terms of cherry-picks, over a hundred restaurants participating, up from 83 last year. coming up, we'll tell you about something else that is new and special this year for the cherry blossom festival. it is a massive public arts project that opens up today coinciding with the beginning of the nati

the waiter says he was still reliving the incident in slow motion like that carlton beer commercial. things than beer that you can find dripping down your back. at least when your kid does this to you it isn't cold. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> very funny. makes me want to have a beer. that does it for me. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. join us from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn and at

. >> reporter: carlton klegg with prince george's department of housing comes to houses like austin's, determines what's wrong and what needs to be fixed. then the county hires a contractor, like warren brothers construction, that worked on austin's home. >> they will caulk, conceal around windows and doors, put additional insulation in the attics. if pipes were exposed, make sure that the pipes are covered. >> reporter: the county can spend up to $6,500 making these fixes. >> this is to seal up duct work in the utility room. >> reporter: eric brown is the director of prince george's department of housing and community development. >> we pay the contractor. there's no cost to the family. it's all free to the family and it's all legitimate. >> reporter: the money comes through the state of maryland from a grant from the u.s. department of energy. families whose homes are weatherized see their yearly energy bills cut by an average of $437. >> the idea here is to try to see what we can do to make homes more energy-efficient, to save money for families, particularly the elderly and disabl

i caught up with the new general manager of the ritz carlton in georgetown who told me they are rolling out the cherry red carpet for visitors this year. and they've seen a lot of new interest because the cherry blossoms are blooming so early this year. >> cherry blossom bookings are good. things have been a bit warmer so we've been getting a lot of increase about are they blossoming. we have two wonderful packages in the hotel, one that includes the upgraded suite as well as dinner for two with cherry infused cocktails as well as cherry themed dishes. hudson valley foie gras and it includes a bike tour so you can bike down the tidal basin and see the blossoms in their full bloom at this point. >> reporter: they are spectacular. organizers have been pulling out all the stops this year. there are over a hundred cherry- pick restaurants participating in the region, up from 83 last year. back here live at arena stage, i'm going to tell you more about this xylophone sculpture being displayed today and all the other 25 sculpt ours that are going -- sculptures that are going to be opening up

the waiter says he was still reliving the incident in slow motion like that carlton beer commercial. things than beer that you can find dripping down your back. at least when your kid does this to you it

carlton corral, providence, rhode island.e not showing urgency. jay cresher, how about a bolder fresher cruise with you and miller. >> let me get this straight, jay. you want to go on a cruise with miller and you would pay for that? beverly and collins in springfield, illinois. bill, we are very disappointed that you and miller chose chicago over abraham lincoln's hometown in springfield. come on, that's not a long drive for you guys. you can whip up there. the evening show is sold out on june 23rd. tickets are available for the matinee. june 22nd, indianapolis will be the bolder fresher spot so please check it all out on bill o'reilly.com. amy red ford, kill did he ever -- kill devil hills. my eighth grade students are enjoying killing lincoln and they are asking if they can listen to killing kennedy when it comes out. thank you for introducing your students to my book. it's a great way to get them interested in history. killing kennedy will be out in the fall. too late for your class and it is a more adult book because ever

thirded on marlboro, a third on carlton.e suspect or suspects smashed out windows and stole property inside. >>> well, an arraignment is set for a day for a transient suspected of burglarizing houses around san carlos. aaron taddy was arrested and found earlier in the week with jewelry that they later determined to be stolen. >>> 7:34. it was a deadly weekend on the ski slopes. at china peak mountain resort, a 30-year-old snow border died after falling head first in an open area. >>> a sand berm reinforced with bags is helping the lake. workersuresed sandbags and heavy equipment to reroute the risker back to the sea -- the risker back to the -- civicker back to the -- river back to the sea. >>> an hawaiian airlines jet that took off in oakland made an unscheduledlanding -- unscheduled landing. about one hour into the flight, the engine failed. the pilot diverted to sfo and landed safely. passengers were bussed back to oakland and placed on other flights to hawaii. >>> strong winds in the los angeles area caused this close ca

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christopher lee carlton was arrested at his home.ice say he sent a letter containing threat in a non-toxic white powder to congressional offices include that of maryland senator. >>> three caucuses will take place today for the republican race. guam voted for mitt romney. romney, gingrich, and santorum are all trying to get last-minute votes before tuesday's primaries in alabama and mississippi. d.c. police are working to find those responsible behind two overnight stabbings in northwest washington. investigators say the first victim was stabbed in the stomach on 18th street around 2:15 in the morning. a second person was stabbed about half an hour later on upshur street. police have not said if the two cases are connected. aaron? >>> it's been a while since the skins have made nfl wave but this morping the redskins are the talk of the league thanks to a blockbuster move they just made. it looks like the redskins will trade four draft picks to get the second overall pick from the st. louis rams. the skins expected to juice that pick