his assistant would be cecil blaine.here is his forged id identifying him as carl holtzman, the assistant orderly, from an insane asylum near the dutch border. casper kenner would be acting as an insane asylum patient who escapes and is on the run, david and carl holtzman have been captured and are bringing him home. and they start moving -- one of the first villages they come to they are confronted and can't go around anymore. they tell the local villagers and police who they are. david begins to explain who casper is. when casper suddenly goes into an apoplectic fit and starts foaming at the mouth or and wriggling on the ground acting like a crazy person, cecil blaine who has just aspirin, pops a pill into casper's mouth, casper goes still in the villagers just want them to get out. and so their route to travel to holland begins. they enact this a couple other times and prevent themselves from being recaptured. it took 15 days to make it to holland. the tunnel is discovered soon after the break out in the morning. carl

the real terry said marco and marie cecile farai meet here for coffee. they both lived in rome for years and have written numerous cookbooks together. i know that you know as dot you can say in romans italy coffee isn't a drink it's a custom an excuse to sit down with friends and take a break and be cheap if i don't have power i hear i'm thinking of coffee with ice cubes and express so long goal just what it shaken you then you had a bit of sugar and serve it cold or says that it's great. that you are friends and business partners and both love the stillness of the orange dark they're both married to romans and experienced many tender moments here on the often teena one of the seven hills on which the ancient city was built. was supposed to post this place is very romantic the romans come here and bring their fiances with them that it means you don't so i feel sad also brought me here for the level of abuse that he said quietly. you know you can spend all day all night. if you know that of the it and he won your heart he and i yes it did. not far from th

actor jeff bridges taking home the cecil b. demille lifetime hievement award. reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stanton. philip, frances, back to you.ll >>right, stephanie, thank you. >>> we're more than two weeks into the government shutdo and neither side seems any closer to a deal. a white house team led by vice president pence met with congressional ss to try and kind some common ground but they didn't make much headway. president trump now proposing to build a steel fence along the hs. border instead of a concrete wall ines of bringing democrats to the table. nbc's jeff bennett has is latest. >> reporter: philip,ood rning. president trump is now offering what he views as a concession in the onhuingown standoff. he said he's instructed officials inis his admation to advocate for a steel barrier along the icu.s./m border rather than one made of concrete. now the president said democra don't like concrete, so we'll give them steel. but look,hile mr. ump's definition of what constitutes a border wall is becoming more flexible by the day, democrats s

build -- cecile not bring any. mr. ruger. i think he did what he needed to that he would protect mueller's probe that he would make as much of that public as he could. his good sure that is ableob mueller and to what is once and for all. trump who is donald is saying there is no collusion. comesen this report believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witchhunt against anyone? >> i don't believe. his family works for the department of justice. thank you committee based on feeling more secure that he would be independent and give the mueller probe the air it needs to be public. math take us through the on the confirmation. guest: he starts with a leave because it is 53-47. 12-10.committee, it is the new members of the committee don't look l the new members of the committee don't look like they would vote against him. you have some republicans who have not made up their minds yet. he would have to lose three members of the republican party and that does not look very likely. host: what is susan collins waiting on? what does she

there were standing ovations for cecil-b demille award winner jeff bridges..."we're alive!e can, we can, really, we can make a difference!"...and carol burnett, first winner of a new t-v equivalent to the demille, named for her."does this mean i get to accept it every year?" (nat-laughter) "'shallow, 'a star is born.'" (nat-music: "i'm off the deep end...")as expected, "shallow" from "a star is born" took best original song, but that was that film's only win, as best actress, drama went to glenn close for "the wife," about a woman long overshadowed by her husband. "we have to find personal fulfillment. we have to follow our dreams!"in hollywood -- the dream factory -- i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... two bay area law makers are taking steps to keep national parks clean during the government shutdown. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. plenty more rain ahead in the forecast.

jeff bridges will accept the coveted cecil b. demille award, which oprah got last year. carol burnett will appropriately take home the first ever carol burnett award for television special achievement. for the 28th year moet will be the official champagne of the golden globes. brand ambassador actress camilla belle says they are ready for the estimated 1,300 guests. >> there are 1,500 mini bottles on the red carpet. 125 cases of champagne being opened up during the dinner and then 500 of the cocktails being served as well. >> inside the ballroom attendees at 112 tables will dine on sweet potato soup followed by either chilean sea bass or vegetarian honey squash. center pieces will be designed by marks garden. >> well, this year we're bringing in 20,000 blooms all tulips from holland. about 20 designers two days to really put them together up until the globes. >> right behind me you can see them getting ready, the gate way where all the stars enter to see the flowers. after the globes the actors will honor each other at the screen actors guild award. meghan mull la any is

we are re—evaluating cecil rhodes and other historicalfigures.sy statue should come down. huge c0 ntrove rsy over statue should come down. huge controversy over oliver cromwell‘s legacy in ireland. cromwell himself said we should not kill any civilians but civilians were killed. cromwell did not stop it, did not punish the perpetrators. while i think people would say that was cromwell‘s intention, but his record on tyranny is... people have two attitudes. they might think, come on, get on with what is happening today or think, these things are important to come to conclusions about what people were and were not. no question cromwell‘s legacy is a mixed one. to say this is a cheap political point about the ill treatment of catholic irishman... they may seem cruel and unjustified now. . . they may seem cruel and unjustified now... his record is not one... cromwell himself rules without parliament. he replaced one to crack and ruled as an autocrat himself. the year and now, the nhs. the problem with finances and whatever, this is a story about what

then the suggest others gordon could have done in the way explored that road in the cecil. gordon would have done in the way explored that road. as they say the battle is worth the blood both literally and figuratively. crassness now do i not somebody affordable by the us out reading your paper question is now tossed off on me on no cranium as someone dear to chester but i like the cut on those nasty she's up to date on the my seal of geoffrey pyatt the u.s. ambassador to ukraine paid a visit to saakashvili just a month after he took office in odessa it is law and the old last administration is delivering results. you're going to see a steady flow of embassy in washington visitors coming here the meeting was fruitful and geoffrey generous. no matter how well saakashvili is job goes it looks like he shouldn't be worried about his own finances on his facebook page he posted an official document showing that the new governor of odessa gets a pretty penny from washington almost two hundred thousand dollars a year for comparison the governor of maine gets seventy thousand dollar

to paramount studios.now you'll be able to drink a toast on the graves of celebrities ranging from cecil b demille and marion davies to jayne mansfield and dee dee ramone. (catherine) and tune in for kron4 news at 6 tonight to see part two our breakdown of the new laws taking effect... lawrence karnow: it was a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too with highs mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very cold night with clear skies. lows will be in the 20s and 30s inland with 40s at the coast. high pressure continues over the west coast to keep us dry. it will be another sunny day tomorrow with highs in the 60s. more clouds with rain is possible this weekend. when she called it was waist high and it got all the way up to her and it got all the this weekend. taking effect...the new laws taking effect... lawrence a sunny and bright start to the new year. it was a little cool too mainly in the 50s. we are in for a very with clear skies. lows will be in the inland with 40s at the coast. high pressure continues over to keep us dry. it will be another sunny with highs in t

bags cost between nine and eleven euro's cecil wants to reshape the textile industry in tanzania. like them. if you're also doing your tell us about. this it on our website or send us a tweet. during your big week sharing your story. hey felicia how many pencils do you think you've already used up in your life to be honest i've never bothered to come out but i'm sure it's a lot right. well and you wouldn't believe it more than fourteen billion pencils are produced worldwide every year that's a lot of trees and it has a major impact on the environment so kenyans come up with a clever idea they produce pens and pencils made out of recycled paper let's find out how all this magic works. businessman anthony kirori his local supply is he often comes to pick up the old newspapers this time it's nearly three hundred fifty kilograms he pays about sixty three years for his factory. about thirty kilometers outside the kenyan capital nairobi and city founded his company green pencils on his family's land along with an old friend ivan chang their ecologically friendly pencil business is a job

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>> reporter: jeff bridges won the cecil b. demille award for film achievement. >> if i'm lucky i'll be associated with the dude for the rest of my life. >> reporter: andy samberg and sandra oh hosted. cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "the morning news," possible special treatment for kevin spacey. questions about a secret court hearing for the actor in his sexual assault case. >>> and new divorce rules in saudi arabia. how a text message will end an old practice. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." n old practice. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." >> tech: at safelite autoglass we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ our because of smoking.ital. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smo

actor jeff bridges taking home the cecil b. demille lifetime achievement award. reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stan stop. philip, frances, back to you. >>> turning now to authorities in texas who have announced an arrest in the shooting death of 7-year-old jazmine barnes. houston police are charging 20-year-old eric black jr. with capital murder for the drive-by shooting which led to barnes' death. investigators say they are chasing leads which could lead to more arrests. >> reporter: one week after 7-year-old jazmine barnes was killed by gunfire, investigators said a tip led to the arrest of eric black jr. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder. and we've also received information that this involves a second individual as well. >> reporter: the harris county sheriff's department says black was taken into custody after a traffic stop. they say he admitted to driving the vehicle during the shooting and was accompanied by another person. jazz mine was riding in a car with her mother and three sisters early sunday when authorities sa

cecil hired experts and finished the space to the way you see it now in 1976. i think one of the most interesting things about this, though, despite so many fascinating things happening during george vanderbilt's time, this room really housed one of biltmore's great mysteries. not only did we not know why it wasn't finished, but it served an important role in american history. just weeks after pearl harbor was bombed, the national gallery sent much of its art to biltmore house for safe keeping. very interesting how it came about. edith was friends with the national gallery's first director and he visited biltmore in 1925 and learned about how the house was isolated and in this beautiful area and that it was built to be fire safe and it registered to him. during the '40s when much of europe was being bombed and so much amazing art was being lost, he felt that the national gallery's collection was at risk as well. so he contacted mrs. vanderbilt and asked if he might send 72 pieces of art to biltmore house for safe keeping. they were loaded up in steel crates in

our values some people of the shoeing a new order they want to access the sea through the port of cecille any truckie will be the next to go then will lose a chunk of greece to albania. greece is original position was that it would not allow a neighboring state to use the name of its northern region of macedonia a decade ago it agreed to allow use of that name along with an adjective and last year recognized north of macedonia but that country has now ratified the deal and it is now greece's. but the agreement has angered many here because it allows the people of north macedonia to call themselves macedonians rather the north macedonians and recognises their language as macedonian with the preface agreement to have. it where the north macedonia. and at the same time we give the rights to the citizens of these states to mono polis the word macedonia for their citizens he nationality if you give the long words this is called identity. and we do not want to offer it to one of the states of the area that i. the macedonian aid in. the agreement is a bitter pill for most greeks some have decide

our values some people of the shoeing a new order they want to access the sea through the port of cecille any truckie will be the next to go then will lose a chunk of greece to albania. greece is an original position was that it would not allow a neighboring state to use the name of its northern region of macedonia a decade ago it agreed to allow use of that name along with an adjective and last year recognized north of macedonia but that country has now russified the deal and it is now greece's. but the agreement has angered many here because it allows the people of north macedonia to call themselves macedonians rather the north massacre and recognizes that language as macedonia and. with the preface agreement to have. it where the north macedonia. and at the same time we give the rights to the citizens of these states to more noble lies the word macedonia for their citizens if you give the nationality if you give the long words this is called identity. and we do not want to offer it to one of the states of the area the right to monopolize the macedonian and then. the agreement is a bitt

let me let me the e-mail has not condemned racist statements against for instance a politician like cecile can get a member of the european parliament and italy's first black government minister you want to know the kind of things they said about her when i see mr can get my money bill not to think about although i don't say that it is the appearance of an around the time that was from a league senator on twenty thirteen nobody could have about him having made a time the first italian senate to let this black is from the league ok he said. i'm the leader as you say certain no but i want to come back where everybody can have. a show no no no i want i want to tell you i want to tell you one thing once in a book about solving the why is important why did you become an icon you know on the on the scene you're been seen and so on because of faction because the show would get like trump did that whenever you are in power you can change things everybody say we can't stop the migrants getting in and so on and sullivan say we are blocking the harbaugh's nobody will get in anymore and the result of

there were standing ovations for cecil-b demille award winner jeff bridges..."we're alive!e can make a difference!"...and carol burnett, first winner of a new t-v equivalent to the demille, named for her."does this mean i get to accept it every year?" (nat-laughter) "'shallow, 'a star is born.'" (nat-music: "i'm off the deep end...")as expected, "shallow" from "a star is born" took best original song, but that was that film's only win, as best actress, drama went to glenn close for "the wife," about a woman long overshadowed by her husband. personal fulfillment. we have to follow our ( darya ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... we are just hours away from gavin newsom becoming the next governor of california. will tran is live from sacramento. ( darya ) and we are now in the third week of the government shutdown with no end in sight and the impact is starting to hit the bay area even harder. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. reduce your speed on the wet forget your headlights and wipers e from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've go

everyone really loves her and so this is an award that is going to be continued now much like the cecille b. de mille lifetime achievement award and that one went to actor jeff bridges so overall is a beautiful night here in hollywood and again we're here at the n.b.c. after party so we are awaiting the arrival of some of the stars and hopefully will be able to talk to them a little bit more about their women have them and the golden globes are often seen as a kind of indication of what we can. from the oscars which will be taking place next month and i think the nominations are going to be announced pretty soon as well so what can we expect there do you think. well absolutely let's go back to greenbelt because this film is sort of the little film that could it has been winning awards up to this point so far and i think its chances are looking very good for the oscars at this point i think one other surprise tonight was the last of wins by a star is born there was a lot of buzz there were on multiple nominations including bradley cooper for best actor best director the only award we saw w

to paramount studios.now you'll be able to drink a toast on the graves of celebrities ranging from cecil demille and marion davies to jayne mansfield and dee dee ramone. ( will ) in national news... the new year begins with a partial government shutdown that is entering its 11th day. president trump says he is not willing to budge off his request for border wall funding. jessica dean has the latest. ten days into the partial government shut down, sources involved with negotiations say president trump is privately telling lawmakers and officials he will not sign a bill with only 1.3 billion dollars for border security- the current democratic offer. the president sending out a flurry of tweets on the shutdown- taking shots at the democrats saying - quote -"i'm in the oval office. democrats, come back from vacation now and give us the votes necessary for border security, including the wall."but democrats appear equally dug in, taking control of the house on thursday, they plan to vote on a package that maintains the 1.3 billion dollars for border security but no wall funding.still, followin

so, we had a woman a republican woman from 1949 to 59, a woman named cecil harden, her first name iscecil which was a guys name but she was called cc, but we were the first women in 50 years to step up and win. what have you been doing to keep the momentum going? share with us . >> i think it has a lot to do with women. i talked to a lot of women in my community, every opportunity i get to speak in a school or any place where there are groups of girls and high school, college students and those kinds of things, i am always saying to them please consider running and coming up to some of the places we've been. i think it's passion. guys run for these seats for a lot of reasons. sometimes these seats are passed down like football tickets. my dad was here, grandpa was here, women run because of one reason and it's passion. we are passionate about something. i don't care if i'm passionate about the kind of coffee i think and you should drink it too, i will convince you and use every ounce of energy i have wherever i am and i will probably start in my local community. when you look at the

our values some people of the shoeing a new order they want to access the sea through the port of cecille any truckie will be the next to go then will lose a chunk of greece to albania. greece is an original position was that it would not allow a neighboring state to use the name of its northern region of man. a decade ago it agreed to allow use of that name along with an adjective and last year recognized north macedonia but that country has now ratified the deal and it is now greece. but the agreement has angered many here because it allows the people of north macedonia to call themselves macedonians rather the north mastery and recognizes the language as macedonia and. with the preface agreement to have. it where the north macedonia. and at the same time we give their rights to the citizens of these states. is the word macedonia for their citizens if you give the nationality if you give the language this is called identity. and we do not want to offer it to one of the states of the area that i. macedonian and then. the agreement is a bitter pill for most greeks some have decided to swa

you're going to get the cecil b. award." [ laughter ] and the government shutdown that is now in its third week isn't just a political fight over a useless border wall that trump repeatedly said mexico would pay for. it's having real world consequences for millions of people from federal workers going without pay to anyone who flies on an airplane. >> 15 federal agencies are affected by the shutdown. 420,000 federal agent -- employees are working without pay. and 380,000 employees are now on unpaid leave. >> federal tax refunds will be delayed. food stamps for 38 million americans will be cut. millions of people will lose rental assistance payments, and union leaders say hundreds of tsa workers are already off the job. >> already hundreds of tsa employees have missed work at major airports across the country. it's fueling concerns of possible security risks and travel disruptions. >> seth: can you imagine what a nightmare that'll be? it's a major disruption when one tsa agent has to go get more plastic bins. [ laught

so we had actually had a woman, a republican woman from 1949 to '59, a woman named cecil harden, think about her first name was cecil, which is kind of a guy's name, but she was called cc, and we were the first women in 50 years to step up and run. what have you been doing to keep that momentum going? share with us. >> thanks. i think it has, i think it has a lot to do with women, i talk to a lot of women in my community, every opportunity i get to speak in a school or any place where there are groups of girls in high school, college students, and those kinds of things, and i'm always, always saying to them, please consider running, and coming up in some of the places that we've been. but i think it is passion. you know, guys run for these seats for a lot of reasons. sometimes these seats are pasd down like football tickets at the bears. you know, here's my dad, was here moorks my grandpa was here, my dad, women run for one reason no matter what party, it is passion. we're passionate about something. i don't care if i'm passionate about the kind of coffee that i drink and i think you s

our values some people of the shoeing a new order they want to access the sea through the port of cecille any truckie will be the next to go then will lose a chunk of greece to albania. greece is original position was that it would not allow a neighboring state to use the name of its northern region of macedonia a decade ago it agreed to allow use of that name along with an adjective and last year recognized north of macedonia but that country has now ratified the deal and it is now greece's. but the agreement has angered many here because it allows the people of north macedonia to call themselves macedonians rather the north macedonians and recognizes their language as macedonian with the preface agreement to have. it where the north macedonia. and at the same time. we gave the rights to the citizens of these states to mono polis the word macedonia for their citizens even again nationality if you give the long words this is called identity. and we do not want to offer it to one of the states of the area that i. macedonian and. the agreement is a bitter pill for most greeks some have deci

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nevertheless just letting you know that that risk of seeing snow more widely is definitely that —— cecil that wednesday and thursday. the cold air is with us. the threat of snow is monday into tuesday. back to you too. thank you. good luck with the running as well. we will see you in about half—an—hour. it's time for this week's click. they are an unusual place to work, i have to say. the domes house 40,000 plants. they also have waterfalls, meeting spaces and shops. they're slightly tropical, quite moist, and give you a real sense that you're working in the future. i mean, who'd have thought in the middle of seattle, there'd be a rainforest? an amazon rainforest? say "amazon", think what? jungle? 0nline shopping? or do you think of alexa? this is, after all, the company that has brought voice control to the masses. now, as a human being, you'll know that you can tell quite a lot from someone's voice — not just what they mean but also how they are feeling and possibly whether they're ill. now, that's obviously really hard for a computer to do, but nick kwek has been looking at some techn

had actually had a woman, 1949 toican women, from cecil harden, that was kind of a guy's name. c.c. as called we were the first women in 50 years to step up and run. been doing to keep that momentum going? yeah, share with us. >> thanks. a lot to do with women. speakopportunity i get to in a school ear any place there high oups of girls, school, college students and those kinds of things, i always please consider runing and coming up in some of the places that we've been. it's passion. guys run for these seats for a lot of reasons. passed down ts are like football tickets at the bears. here is my dad was here, my combrandpa was here. women run because of one reason, it is passion. passionate about something. i don't care if i'm passionate i drinke kind of coffee and i think you should drink it, ounce of l use every energy i have, wherever i am and probably start in my local community. the tide that's turned in these last elections and see democratic women that empowered by phenomenal groups of people, time, en i ran the first i lost by a half a point. hill, n i came to this after i

. >> reporter: while the awards celebrated familiar favorites like jeff bridges who took home the cecilaward and carol burnett who accepted the first ever carol burnett award the night celebrated diversity. sandra oh fighting back tears at the beginning of the evening. >> because i see you, and i see you. all of these faces of change. >> reporter: in her acceptance speech for supporting actress in a movie, regina king vowed to hire teams made up of 50% women on future projects. glenn close taking time to celebrate women. >> we have to say i can do that and i should be allowed to do that. >> reporter: so cool seeing glenn close accepting an award. she hasn't won in ten years. >> really? >> i know, but well deserved and cool seeing the crowd give her a standing ovation like that. >> i love how she's stunned. this is a woman who has won so many awards, she's like, what, me get an award. what was your favorite moment? >> my favorite moment was in the piece just now, but amy poehler and maya rudolph. i could watch them do anything for hours on end. >> sandra oh did a nice job hosting. this w

two legends, jeff bridge receiving the cecil b. demille award. >> we're alive. we can really make a difference. >> and carol burnett accepting a new award made in her honor. >> i can look back ask say once more, i am so glad we had this time together. thank you. >> such a great moment there f carol burnett and so well-deserved. something to keep in mind, gue, golden globes tends to set the tone for the rest of the awards season and voting opens today for the oscario nominatns with last night's winners fresh on everybody's minds. could influence how that goes. >> you look beautiful, nat, hope you had fun. >> thank you, guys. it was fun. >> late night. >> yeah. >> always, 'rright? going to have a lot more on the golden globes including moments,ions, the viral a lot more throughout the morning. >> i think we've waited long enough. can we talk about football? >> all in due course. we'll go in chronological order. there were a couple of upsets, exciting finishes. this is wild card weekend. let us start with sunday's early game, ravens hosted the chargers. los angeles

and cecil demille's original telling of the ten commandments. thousands of pages of music from giants such as george gershin, oscar hammerstein and irving berlin. and even literary works from rierts like agatha christie and robert frost. >> you can take any of these books and make them into a musical or short film. they can show these silent films for free. you can do all of these things without having to worry about a copyright lawsuit. >> get to work with all that cool stuff. >>> straight ahead, an extraordinary operation that led to an extraordinary friendship. for some of you your local news is next. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> huntington, your city, was once called the overdose capital of america. but as you pointed out you're turning that around. what's working? >> i think that the big issue or what has really worked is we have come together as a community. we have hundreds of people working diligently and taking -- putting their ego aside to work on this issue. and -- and that matters. we have competitors coming together to

i'd like to interject that the nominee has received praise from the united mine workers of america, cecilrobert, minor workers international i'll submit this to the record, he will be a reasonable voice within the agency and will recognize the impact on both the workers and the mining communities that are directly affected as epa develops future emissions regulations and that will be submitted to the record without objection. senator markey. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. wheeler, you earlier said that you thought that we were having a climate issue and not a climate crisis, is that correct? >> i did say that, yes, sir. >> okay, so let me just begin by saying, i think that you're 100% wrong. we are having a climate crisis. how do i know? well, i know because 13 federal agencies, including your own in november issued a report and here is what all 13 federal agencies said that our efforts do not yet approach the scale necessary to avoid substantial damages to the economy, environment, and human health. now, how did president trump respond when asked about the conclusion of the national cli

florida.to cecil in hello. caller: how are you doing, pedro? host: fine, thank you. -- younghe more that people don't know the laws in their neighborhoods and after local precincts. , theyhe police come out don't know at the same time that they are not getting educated on what they should know about their rights. first of all, they are just scared to see the police. people don't know this stuff. and ite getting charged stays on the record. once they put more education for juvenile detention places, maybe and can slow adult crimes people going to prison because they don't have the money. everybody is scared of the police. we are going to hit all of the citizens across the head and then figure it out later. that is not the way to do it. we need more police improvement to stop criminal activity. host: eugene is next in connecticut. good morning. caller: good morning. justice system, it is crazy, you know? it is designed not for us as black people's -- as black people. host: what changes do you think are needed? caller: first change is they need to