charles taylor has been locked up for a year. >> i started selling drugs.tarted selling drugs hard. and the only way i could eat was rob somebody. so i'd go around robbing people, selling cocaine, marijuana, x pills. just trying to live life. that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem. he's also a former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he's in one of the riskiest programs. the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash on sight. beat them up and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. most people want things that they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on a higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you're not made to be. >> education is the key. whether it's getting your g.e.d. or going to college. the biggest factor that's going to tell whether you come back to prison or not is education. >> director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> w

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. charlesmmered particularly tech stocks. they have been strong and held up for a long time. they are on track for the worst week in four years. tom sullivan and jerry levy on the phone. i will go to you first. what are people telling you? what are people you do business with, how are they feeling about this? >> for the past couple weeks we have been really shifting for an overall position and a lot of it, the confluence of a couple things, the spectacle breaking down for the russell 2,000, we have smaller companies, a lot of big mutual funds tend to be more fluid and the big stocks. in layman's terms it is very bearish. agreed devaluations of currency starting with july at. putting american companies added disadvantage. charles: why in the last couple weeks, in february but the last couple weeks, got to go mostly short rather than long. intuition plays a role. >> in our heart of hearts, for the past couple months, we talk about how ag, it hasn't been great. the first 2% happen. this is falling

taylor --ve missed missed taylor who is about to release a book. windsor who charles is part of organizing 2.0. .e also have glenn ford know, stanley is not here, oh he is? he is here in spirit. who willwe have seen be the people that we get to hear from and listen to. i want to break down how that will happen. we have dynamic political theorist, activists, and people who have been building movement. three going to break into pairs or ability -- there will be a moderator. as you have read in their bios, we do not have to do so much work. thank you for being amazing and putting out amazing political theory and ideas that will make this go fast and easy. the idea and the focus of this panel is to talk about what have been some of our hopes and dreams, challenges that we faced while trying to build the left. and particularly, how to build a left. could you all welcome me in joining our first panelist, it tech, reverend, and adams. [applause] immortal technique: order to the stage, it's just hip-hop. reverend and m adams, i appreciate you being with us here. i appreciate

taylor historic state park. 1845ructed started in along the eastern coastline. before was considered state-of-the-art and was used by union troops during the civil war. charles blevin: welcome to the fort zachary taylor historic state park. it goes back to 1845. that is when they started building it. it continued to be constructed until 1866. a lot of this fort was a response to what happened in the war of 1812. the british cannon were pretty successfully able to ravage many american ports, with exception of masonry forts. that is why they decided to build this. they eventually built some 46 forts from louisiana. they started around 1816. by the time they went down here, it was 1845. it was one of the largest masonry forts of its kind. at the time, in the 1840's, this was state-of-the-art. this was the best thing that we had to offer after some of these disasters that had occurred in the war of 1812. at one time, we were a true fortress surrounded by water. on this side of the fort, there was no beach or parking lot. it was the atlantic ocean. on the other side, of the north curtain, we had the gulf. all we have now that symbolizes that is a moat. the park s