if they are referring too many times caucasian women were married to men of japanese dissent -- descent. they were not forced to go to the incarceration centers. they were faced with the choice of whether they stayed out of the incarceration center or if they would stay with their husbands and families. in most cases, and a star as i know in all cases, 80 caucasian wife and mother's decided to go with their families into the incarceration centers. in early 1943, all of the internees were commanded to complete a questionnaire. this is called the "statement of the united states citizens of , onlyse ancestry," referred to as the loyalty questionnaire. question 27 asked "are you willing to serve in the armed forces of the united states on combat duty, whenever ordered/" will you 20 yet asked " swear unqualified allegiance to the united states of america and faithfully defend the united states from any or all attack by foreign or domestic forces?' those who answered no to both questions were called no-no boys and were put into the tule lake camp. tohristmas card was sent president franklin d

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and really caucasian. next up from the cardinals is lyle s dlein. he was voted most likely to ask fo a plunger before he goes to the bathroom. [ laughter ] chug-chuggin. going into battle, yeah. >> steve: y'all might want to leave, there's more. i'm coming for you! >> jimmy: is there a fire escape, is there a fire escape by the window? [ light laughter ] >> steve: do you have any bounty paper towels. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: instead of toilet paper he has brawny paper towels. [ laughter ] next from the seahawks is kristjan sokoli. he was voted most likely to greet everyone by saying, "hello, my name is kristjan sokoli, you killed my father, prepare to die." [ cheers and applause ] next from the seahawks is thomas rawls. he was voted most likely to ay t dad in the new b.e.t. sitcom, "wait, for real?" [ laughter and applause ] next from the seahawks is j.r. sweez [ laughter ] he was voted most likely o whisper, "father won't like this," before leading you into a mansion. [ applause ] he was very upset. next we

what happened last night is that some men came here who were caucasian and they started shooting on somethe protesters, protesters who have been overwhelming peaceful. you can see what is happening. they are breaking down the stage. people are packing things up and they are calling it quits for the night. this is a very unfortunate thing, this was a festival, party-like atmosphere as they are trying to create change in the city. one of the people who was shot last night is cameron clark. he was the cousin of jamar clark. and he returned here tonight seening justice for his cousin. >> we wasn't here to harm nobody. we were just asking questions and the man just opened fire. he didn't say stop or freeze he just led us on up the street and opened fire on us. >> and again, these are three men who police currently have in custody, all of them white, all of them came here armed according to some of the protesters who say they were unarmed, unprovoked and shot at by these men. >> kyung lah, thank you very much. and as you can see on the left of your screen, anger spreading in chicago, anger spr

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unknown male caucasian face down found in the river bed. i'll phone someone out.hank you. >> and somewhere in the city, someone has died. >> hey, i have a field call for you. okay. >> dispatch assigns the case to investigator rudy malano. >> so i have a field call in long beach. >> okay. >> it is an unidentified caucasian male. they might have a missing person's match on him. they don't know yet. >> okay. thanks. >> we've been in the building for less than 15 minutes before we're called into the field with rudy. one of l.a.'s 33 coroner investigators, the department's first responders. so what do we know about this death? >> as far as we know, it's undetermined at this point. it's possibly a missing person out of long beach. hopefully, i can identify him at the scene. >> so about how many dead bodies have you investigated during your time at the coroner's office. >> in the thousands. >> when you hear there is a body laying face down in the river, what does it sound like to you? >> it could be anything. it could be homicide, suicide, natural, accident. i try to kee

gage was only one of 2 people in the caucasian willing to sign to openly defy the fugitive slave act. it's not that she and the other person were the only ones the congregation that believed in abolition, that wanted to help these people. they were just the only 2 brave enough to sign it. the penalties were steep at the time. in addition to the financial penalty, she also would have had six months in jail. just for helping one person. as a mother it simply would not have been possible. it was a huge risk. if she believed in something -- and you see this throughout her life -- if she believes in a cause, she acted on that belief no matter the cost. she is an abolitionist, therefore she is going to sign the petition. together matilda josyln gage and susan b anthony forms the triumvirate of the women's association. if we pick a date, it would be at the 1852 convention. anthony was in the back of the room when gage gave her speech. after gage was finished, anthony comes up and makes a motion. only people that can project their voices would be allowed to speak. for anthony, it was simple l

they are referring to many times caucasian women were married to theyf japanese descent and were not forced to go to the incarceration centers. they were faced with the choice of whether they stayed out of the incarceration center or if they were going to go and stay with their husbands and families. in most cases, as far as i know in all cases, the wives and mothers decided to go with their families. in early 1943, all of the attorneys were commanded -- internees were committed to complete a questionnaire. this is called a statement of the u.s. citizens of japanese ancestry. it's commonly referred to as the loyalty questionnaire. willing 27 asks are you to serve in the armed forces of the u.s. on combat duty? swearon 28 asks will you unqualified allegiance to the defend the u.s. from any and all attacks? those who answered no to both questions were called "no-no boys," they were considered traitors and segregated and put into a segregation center. franklin dof moto -- roosevelt received a christmas card. this is the christmas card. president, from christmases ago, we were shocked an

tristan jenkins, five-foot-ten, caucasian, brown hair. i need him detained. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. with abreva. making christmas wishes come true from wherever you are. and having dreams delivered to your door. for some of us, shop the way you live. and experience more wonder every day. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the the united states has the capability of doing this, national security interest that we do it. and i hope you want that kind of president for our country go

when he was runningn s >> known caucasian. >> known caucasian in a districe wat wasop largely black.peoplei we try to get diversity and some people say yes and some people say no, so i went to apologize for that. >> hello i'm a lawyer and a writer.we we have 6000 federal prisoners that are being released and jeff reas talks about in hison book thef a reason why-- one of the reasons why he was doing come i think you are doing inventory on thern loading dock is because he had- he could read and hand math skills. so, i'm curious. there has been a lot of reports about how limited number of't books in prison libraries. they don't allow newspapers. 6,s so, what are these 6000 prisoners going to do if they can't even read? ifth and they have minimal math skills, i mean, you can't evenhe back at the grocery store withog without having literacy skills. or math skills. >> i mean, either of you experience this also, illiteracy >> we had newspapers.le we had a library that i worked in for a while., rt of again, part of this is not everyone in there is dying to read. some people can't.s. is some people

we said you put down caucasian. i said i am caucasian. when around and around. over here. i never changed the marking i put down for caucasian. he probably changed it, but i was the troublemaker when i was there. first class troublemaker. >> host: something about painting a truck. >> guest: i was sent to the motor pool to work with trucks. they gave blacks menial jobs. this officer told me to paint the truck, paint the flatbed of the truck so the whole truck? he said the whole truck. i started painting tires, windows, guys were crowding around the laughing. the company--not a company commander but this officer said up what was i doing? i said i am painting the whole truck. he made me wash the paint off myself. then i got another job watching trucks, but those inside the engine to wash the engine out. i told the guy there was a lot of greece in there. then they kicked me out of the motor pool and i was sent up to the lunchroom, the dining hall to be the mop man. i was kicked out of that job because the head chef caught me mopping off not meet table with the form

. >> race wear 23 percent african-american, 61 percent caucasian, 10 percent first nation and 10 percent asian pacific islanders and under ethnicity 10 percent hispanic latino and 90 percent not hispanic latino. >> the subsidy range is as low as 200 and $46 and the maximum amount is $1,200 with the average which when i modeled it out 8 hundred bucks we're getting close. >> our average rent is one thousand $34 with the average income of enreels $893 our ratio is one hundred and 8 percent the average person their rent exceeded their income and without that that subsidy they would have lost their housing we had a pilot working with the mayor's office of housing and community development to help identify certificate of preference holders or ellis act evictions counselors who have been unable to execute their excuse me. their preferences they lack sufficient income so 11 percent of the people we enrolled in the subsidy are certificate of preference holders or local eviction i'm grateful a family for preference for a certificate of preference holder for 40 or 50 years and finally be able to ch

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because right now, african-american males are at home with their children at a greater percentage than caucasian males like yourself. especially children under five. i don't know who he was talking about. it's clear when you don't do you homework and just run your mouth they'll come back to bite you. >>> i'm a result of the state of california. as such i get two senators and a congress person representing me center paul strauss from d.c. tells me those retes get no such representation. 640,000 americans don't have representation because d.c. is not a state. >> 640,000 americans and no representation. you think this is wrong? contact your senator and tell them you believe in d.c. there is a solution. >> welcome back to "roske on politics." here with senator rick santorum. the debate would be more focused on the economy. do you think they reached their goal? >> i know some other folks got into a back and forth, but i -- as i have tried, i try to stay out of that and focus on trying to deliver my message, and the message has been clear. i'll talk about working floor, trying to get people back to wo

police describe him as caucasian, wearing a black ski mask, black sweatshirt, dark blue or black pants and black shoes. the suspect was armed with a handgun and got away with an unknown amount of cash. no one was hurt but the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. if you have any information on this case, called newton police at 641-792-1547. steve: a group opposing that proposed oil pipeline across iowa says the iowa utilities board is limiting public comment on the project. iowa citizens for community involvement, or cci, says, the board will only hear comments from about 200 people at a public hearing next week in boone. to speak. comments will alternate between opponents and supporters. illusion of a 50-50 split in public opinion. they say their internal tally shows that iowans are overwhelmingly opposed the pipeline. a board spokesman says he disagrees. stacey: leaders of the nebraska-based omaha tribe are considering growing marijuana on land in western iowa. tribal members approved three referendums tuesday. they give the tribal council authority to legalize marijuana for me

tristan jenkins, five-foot-ten, caucasian, brown hair. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and d arts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. you could heal your cold sore, fast, as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. making christmas wishes come true from wherever you are. and having dreams delivered to your door. for some of us, that's all in a day's work. shop the way you live. love the way you shop. and experience more wonder every day. tonight on your cbs 2 news -- standing united. the group gathering in cedar rapids today, sending a message to paris. plus - sounds like the holidays. the three special guests ringing those familiar i love a gourmet cheeseburger as much as anybody. and that's why we created the pub burger at culver's. my favo

as a hate crime. " i'm not saying that every time you have a fight that has someone of color and caucasian it's a hate crime but there's something wrong there and does it need to be looked into further?" the f-b-i documents report that metcalf has tattoos of swastikas on his body as well as markings of a white supremacist group that operates in iowa prisons. if convicted as a hate crime - causing bodily injury to a person based on the individual's race - metcalf faces up to 10 years in federal prison. in dubuque, chris earl, kcrg-tv 9 news. state officials are withholding funding from an energy research center at the university of iowa over questions about how it has spent money. the center for global and regional environmental research works with researchers to study the impact of global warming. it operates out of the iowa advanced technology laboratory on campus. the center receives tens of thousands dollars each year in funding from electric and gas utilities. but the iowa utilities board is withholding more than 772-thousand dollars over concerns about how the center has spent money.

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ande went around and around and i said why would you put down caucasian.ing at the down there, the check off because-- for caucasian and he probably changed it, but i was a troublemaker when i was in the early. first-class troublemaker. >> host: something about painting a truck? >> guest: well, i was sent to motorotor pool and to work with trucks. they gave blacks menial jobs.mei and so this officer told me to paint the flat bed of the truck and a so i said to the whole truck and he said yeah, the whole truck. so, i started painting the tiree and the windows and kaiser crowded around me and laughing and that committee commander-- not the company commander, but w the officer said what are you doing and i said in painting the whole truck, so he made me wash the paint off with solvents and then i got another job washing o trucks up with a hose insideg engine to wash the engine o ut i told sky there was a lot of grease and it was dirty and there and then they kicked me out of the motor pool and i s was sent up to the lunch room. o to the dining hall, to be the

points out is that when school starts, often african-american students are already behind their caucasian peers when it comes to being able to read, and that that puts them at the disadvantage. ryan: yeah, and we have--we know that there's a disproportionate amount of african-american students who are low-income and live below the poverty line. i mean, if we don't prioritize the education of african-american students, they'll never catch up. so, instead of giving those who have the least the most, we continue to make the same choices that give them the least over time. and that's the reason why we see the type of statistics that we see in the report. jessica: that rally was so powerful too because you saw people really demanding change. one of the t-shirts said "black minds matter," and then the other side said "young, gifted, and black." tell me what that means. ryan: so, all of our students are gifted. they all have amazing talents, and we need to make sure we're not squandering that talent. so, wearing a "young, gifted, and black" shirt represented that they have all the potential in t

the suspect was identified as caucasian, wearing a black ski mask, black sweatshirt, and dark blue or black pants with black shoes. no injuries were reported, though the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous, police say. the investigation is ongoing. if you have any information, please call the newton police department at the number on your screen. elias: as we wait for the cold winds of winter to blow our way....today is a good day to be winter ready.. today...november fifth....has been designated as winter weather awareness day in iowa the national weather service has joined with emergency agencies in uowa to help promote the awareness day. it is important to be prepared by having an emergency kit in your car, and making emergency preparedness plans for the season. experts also recommend downloading a weather alert app, make sure you have a weather radio, and get the latest weather reports. elias: we've been talking about the cold and oncoming winter....but let's not forget that fall is still in full swing. this time of year the trees take on quite the colors as the leave

jeff was attacked in his campaign as a well-known caucasian when he was running -- >> known caucasian>> known caucasian in a district that was largely black. we invite people here, we try to get a diversity, some people say yes, some people say no. so i want to apologize for that. yes, sheryl. >> hi. i'm sherylyn, a lawyer and a writer. we've got 6,000 federal prisoners that are being released. jeff talks about in his being boo about the reason why -- one of the reasons why he was doing the -- i think you were doing inventory on the loading dock is because he had -- he could read. and he had math skills. so i'm curious. there's been a lot of reports about how there are a limited number of books in prison libraries. they don't allow newspapers. so what are these 6,000 prisoners going to do if they can't even read? and have minimal math skills? i mean, you can't even bag at the grocery store without having literacy skills. or math skills. >> i mean, either of you experience this illiteracy? >> part of this is, again, not everybody's in there dying to read. you know, some people can't an

i thought a woman was for sure caucasian and what i called her was a [bleep] and she took offense to that. in the scenario she just got bingo and i was one away. i thought if anybody was a [bleep] it was that time. >> we all make mistakes. >> i don't know much about chris matthews. i never watch the show "hard ball." i can only assume it is called "hard ball" because that's what he drinks every break. >> he has a long history in government. did he work for tipper o'neil? >> that was 48 years ago. >> joanne, let's talk about rubio, the baby face. it is true. he does look young. >> he doesn't look anything like baby face. >> no, but he is gonna -- he is young, but that will -- >> did you know him and ted cruz are both 44? >> i know, i said it in the set up. >> oh, that's where i heard it from. >> it is really interesting like good genes can carry you for a very longtime. some people have a point. if you saw a doctor who was going to perform heart surgery on you and you have your choice of somebody who looked like they were in their 20s or somebody with a full head of gray hair, you wou

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. >> race wear 23 percent african-american, 61 percent caucasian, 10 percent first nation and 10 percent asian pacific islanders and under ethnicity 10 percent hispanic latino and 90 percent not hispanic latino. >> the subsidy range is as low as 200 and $46 and the maximum amount is $1,200 with the average which when i modeled it out 8 hundred bucks we're getting close. >> our average rent is one thousand $34 with the average income of enreels $893 our ratio is one hundred and 8 percent the average person their rent exceeded their income and without that that subsidy they would have lost their housing we had a pilot working with the mayor's office of housing and community development to help identify certificate of preference holders or ellis act evictions counselors who have been unable to execute their excuse me. their preferences they lack sufficient income so 11 percent of the people we enrolled in the subsidy are certificate of preference holders or local eviction i'm grateful a family for preference for a certificate of preference holder for 40 or 50 years and finally be able to ch

now, we have a well-developed female caucasian twenty-two years old later that same day.. 'i do miss this.' 'not many near decapitations' in the hinterlands of western massachusetts. 'the ice pick is a nice touch' though unnecessary, she bled out in under a minute. that doyle really is a butcher, isn't he? will you excuse me? [instrumental music] don't let that idiot get to you. well, you can't fault him for telling the truth. paddy doyle is a butcher. paddy doyle has nothing to do with you. he fathered me. he...simply provided the sperm. alright? and judging by the amazing person that you turned out to be his dna didn't win. [beeping] i don't understand the strategy behind this attack. well, that's simple, i mean doyle is just trying to scare the hell out of anybody that won't do his bidding at the docks. wait a minute, my little brother is im-ing you 'at the office and sending you little smiley faces.' and there's nothing going on between you two? well, you and i keep in touch throughout the day. it must be my amazing long bones. oh! mm. mnh-mnh. what.. shh! i hope you c

>> some of the people found caucasian friends to look over the property while they were gone. if they came back -- >> they could dig it up? >> they could dig it up, yes. >> oh, wow. that brown gravy. it's sort of a hybrid of american dishes, but with japanese ingredients. >> yes. this is your typical japan town restaurant food. >> i think some of the heartbreak of the internment is that this was really pure americana. okay, the faces were asian. but the businesses and the feel was -- it was merry. >> this was a japanese-american community. >> right. >> with an emphasis on american. the japanese are actually a minority in this community now. >> how japanese will it be in 30 years? >> that is the question. i don't think it's good for anything to just kind of remain frozen in time. 30 years from now, japan town is going to look very different. if it looks like it does right now, you know, then we're talking about a very stagnant community. headache! but now, i...don't excedrin® is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin®. now available in geltabs. it's

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deblasio is doing a good job down from 52%, in black and latino voters remain solid while 60% of caucasian voters disapprove. >> reporter: a call by parent groups to remove the metal detectors at 88 schools in new york city. because the crime rate has dropped and a student hasn't years. but critics also claim the detectors are discriminatory because they're mostly in neighborhoods. machines other reason no one has been shot. currently there are no plans to get rid of the metal detectors at this point. story starts to take shape. antwan: we are talking about whether outside. and we would get on every there. there we go. the double box. >> meteorologist: we are set. let's get you together and out the door and show what is going on with temperatures, 30s and 40s, that is your temperatures in monticello, 47 central park, 48 in newark, more cloud in the area, no rain just yet. if anything there will be some sprinkles, we need the rain fall but it is not making a significant appearance, here's where it stands, this is the cold front coming to town, it will get here tomorrow but by the time it ge

. >> i'm not saying that every fight that has someone of color and caucasian is a hate crime but there is something wrong here that needs to be looked into further. shaina: if convicted on the federal charge of a hate crime, metcalf could face a sentence of up to ten years in federal prison. elizabeth: now to the town of swisher the mayor there says he , will continue to welcome all refugees. mayor christopher taylor signed a proclamation in response to the syrian refugee crisis , stating swisher will welcome everyone regardless of national to do. >> obviously it's a complex situation. there are lots of challenges, but i always felt like you could approach these challenges from a position either of fear and suspicion, or from a position of compassion and neighborliness, and i think that's the iowa way. elizabeth: so our now poll this morning is getting your reaction to syrian refugees reloading to iowa. it looks like 14% of you are saying yes, they should,, and 70% saying no. 7% are just not sure. nationally, a cnn poll shows 53% of americans are against refugees coming to the u.s. eri

carries a gene mutation, higher than african americans, hispanic, asian, and non-jewish non- jewish, caucasiansping the breast cancer by the age of 7 -- at the age of 70. here to talk about what life is like living without the gene is your bay area native now living in sacramento. >> i am. >> thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> this is just last year with significant family history of it. and to make that difficult decision to go and get tested, not knowing if we would be positive for it that she came up positive, informing me and the rest of us that went to get tested as well. >> okay. >> then when you saw that story with angelina jolie? >> yes, that's what people would know about and that they know about her story and that increased risks, that will come associated with the gene, but where they would stop and that there is nothing really discussed beyond that and so it made it my mission to spark their conversation. and hope that younger men and women that would face these difficult decisions to have some debt preventive surgeries. >> we have the surgeries. but you didn

what jumps out at me, the guy was caucasian. wasn't black.shows you this cuts across racial lines. what some police officers or sheriffs do. >> the quick backstore. this began 1:30 in the morning in san leandro, police spot a stolen vehicle, the driver of the vehicle allegedly tries to evade police, hits a patrol car, a deputy gets injured, takes off 40 miles away, across the bay bridge, winds up in a neighborhood in san francisco in the mission district, bails out of the car into an lealway, eventually -- alleyway. eventually what appears, according to surveillance stops, gives up and away the deputies went with two batons as the video shows, start whacking at the suspect. >> it's shocking to watch it. the beating they administered, calling it a beating doesn't quite cupture it. they are lucky they didn't -- i assume, from the reports, they didn't hit him in the head. they hit him so darn hard in the body. if they had hit him in the head they could have maybe caused death. >> the public defender is calling on the sfda and state attorney gene

. >> race wear 23 percent african-american, 61 percent caucasian, 10 percent first nation and 10 percent asian pacific islanders and under ethnicity 10 percent hispanic latino and 90 percent not hispanic latino. >> the subsidy range is as low as 200 and $46 and the maximum amount is $1,200 with the average which when i modeled it out 8 hundred bucks we're getting close. >> our average rent is one thousand $34 with the average income of enreels $893 our ratio is one hundred and 8 percent the average person their rent exceeded their income and without that that subsidy they would have lost their housing we had a pilot working with the mayor's office of housing and community development to help identify certificate of preference holders or ellis act evictions counselors who have been unable to execute their excuse me. their preferences they lack sufficient income so 11 percent of the people we enrolled in the subsidy are certificate of preference holders or local eviction i'm grateful a family for preference for a certificate of preference holder for 40 or 50 years and finally be able to ch

caucasian teens report using bleed nine hours a day. for african-american teens, that number jumps to 11 hours a day. the newsroom, jennifer lahmers, "fox 5 news." dari: a senior high school student applying early decision at college with will not be happy to hear. theson at scores may not have arrived by november 1st. that is deadline. the college board says it is experiencing delayses in the new system that uses to send out the scores. delay affects students october. thele college board is saying now it has been notified. the effectedded colleges students can still view the scores onrine and report the scores to the schools them. steve: all right. more mission problems for volkswagen. just completing. irregularities in another 800,000 vehicles. september volkswagen admitted that 11 million cars contain software designed to cheat admission tests leaving the companies open to billions en liability. >> well, the airbag recall scandal is costing takata big bucks. the government, today, fined thep japanese company $70 million. the explosio

got the message out, but they are still crushed, because what we have is this voting machine of caucasians that are holding the power. wondering, what does it take? to me, it is not about the candidate. i have seen it happen locally. excellent candidates, excellent messages, but they are being crushed. i still have the question. to me, the question is, are we ready to share the power? rep. israel: that's an excellent question, and i think you can have an outstanding latino or latina who has a wonderful record in the community, and if they don't have the campaign , tources, i.e. a budget 9ach out and do 6, 7, 8, mailers or tv ads or social robust, run a aggressive campaign, to reach costs the 50 and over, it money. i have worked to this with my staff. it is hard. when you only have so much money, you go with high propensity voters. it is going to change over time. but you have to have the complete package. you have to have experience, a good candidate, and you have to have the resources to say, i'm not going to go with the baby. i'm going to go with the robust universal that i can get more

she was pregnant and older caucasian lady.old me to take it, don't fight it. >> you take care. >> all right. >> blaha is seven months pregnant. >> i do feel that part of it was my fault, but there's nothing really i can do about it. >> do you feel like you were responsible, given the fact that you are pregnant? >> yes, i do. >> private fisher who has dealt with both women in the past agrees with blaha. >> why would you want to try to fight somebody when you know you are with child? common sense tells you to walk away from the situation all together. you have been coming in and out of here long enough to know how things go. you are putting yourself and your unborn baby in danger. that's on her. i don't have any sympathy for her. >> coming up -- jack spell asks for a transfer and winds up sharing a cell with a familiar face. >> it was somebody i knew from the streets, my friend garret. we kind of met through pills. >> i am worried about him losing it and doing something stupid.  can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a kn