but you know, sometimes things go the opposite way. >>> coming up, devon faces a shakedown. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> just let us search your cell, all right? >> and a group of youngsters face a harsh reality of jail life. >> open the door! open the door! open the door. >>> boston suffolk county jailhouses 700 detainees accused of a variety of crimes. from minor infractions to dangerous felonies. even though they have not been convicted and are here awaiting the resolution of their cases, tensions can still run high and a calm day can turn violent without warning. a fight on the six two unit has landed 20-year-old alex gonzalez in the jail's infirmary. >> i got hit with a tray. i fought back and that's all that happened. >> after reviewing footage, jail staff learned just how brutal the fight actually was. >> what we see here is mr. alex gonzalez. mr. gonzalez has just received his food tray and he's ready to sit down and have dinner. and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here. one of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the ro

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. >> while some inmates sneak away for quick sex, others like kathy phillips and devon gann seek long term relationships. >> we have a good relationship. we've been together about two years. and for a relationship in here it's good. known couples aren't usually housed together. but we managed to connect some times. >> yeah. there is a way around everything. >> when we met them, kathy was 42-year-old and serving 14 to 17 years as a habitual felon with multiple counts of forgery, larceny and resisting officers. >> devon was 25 years old and serving 9 to 12 years for second degree murder. >> it was a man i lived with he was a drug dealer. it was a robbery gone bad. and he got killed. and i left the crime scene with the guy who killed him because i was -- was a bad situation. >> but in prison, the two women seem to have discovered a comfort zone. >> you get in here and you don't have anybody, you don't have anything. so you sort of cling to somebody. >> and women are more affectionate or whatever, anyway. so it looks like normal couples on the streets but it's all women. some look like bo

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classmates.crimes ttat all lead t crimmial alleggttons, like the 1sttdegree murder charges against devonmas, the ccvitaa student who stabbed his classmate. school officials declined to speak to us on camera bout the numbers. the number of knives brought into school they find troubling 11:27:51"as parents we send ouu children to school we hope that they safe, but nowwwe find out that thye're &pnoot even safe in schools" 11:27:57they're also convinced that the city is awasshin knives. easy to find and cheap po buy 11:28:08"it's easier to get a knife then it is to get a llbrary car"11:28:08we investigated, and found knives selling for as little as ten dollars inside thissnorthwest baltimore gas station.and even more troubling in the city owned hollins market, where we found dozen f knives on disguised to look like a comb. 11:28:22"you can get a knife anywhere, you can ggttaaknife maybe at the gas station that we're standing in front of or any corner store any liquor 11:28:44in fact, we were able po purchase this springloaded knife for justt$12. a knife that a former ballimore city homicide

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if you give devon hester an inch, he'll take a mile. there he goes, 82 yards to the house. the bears beat the lions 37-13. detroit dropped 3 of 4. tim tebow did it again. won another game with smoke and mirrors, completed just two passes but made them count. eric decker here for the score. denver ran 55 times and walked away with a 17-10 victory over the chiefs. >>> nascar kasey kahne took the checkered flag in phoenix. stewart trails edwards by three points in the chase for the cub. >>> finally to dallas where love was in the air. the bills' david nelson caught a touchdown in the second quarter. instead of celebrating with his team, he sprinted down the sideline. where is he going? zoned in on a cowboy cheerleader and gave her the ball. actually that's his girlfriend. they grew up together. no love loss for the cowboys. they won big 44-7. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather here is bill karins with a weather channel forecast. this is all i have to say to that. >> makes your heart warm and fuzzy. but if you're a c

anatoly devon cuba and the islands oldest resident he has many stories about severe storms and unexpected meetings with baz. the coming here in one thousand nine hundred he was the weather station chief manager for several years when he quit that job he decided to stay here for good. since then he's been making a living by hunting and fishing he's been to nearly every remote part of the archipelago. close to the weather station of the remains of a steam engine it was brought here by way this in the early nineteenth century. boy and they were whalers from north america or this is where large amounts of fact were wenders nearly three to one grinder was used to mincemeat. there were lots of whales but there was no electricity only machines a power saw a bench and the meat grinders were all driven by bell really good here two belts were used. yet not in the. kind of twenty dover juke and sixty two years old when he said for the forest always takes his trusty rifle with him to ward off any bad as. if you carry a rifle with you you won't come across anybody for months with him but the moment yo

bank of america is backing away from its planned $5 devon card fee a month. the lawmaker from illinois returned to the senate floor to ask what can be learned from the experience. >> we want more transparency, competition, and a choice. in order for that to happen, we need more disclosures so the average customer of a bank knows what they are getting into. >> the move by bank of america follows a suit with other large banks that dropped similar fees yesterday. it tonight, one on one from president obama from the economy to the 2012 general election. he will lay out a different vision than the eventual republican nominee. we get more from nicole who spoke to the president at the white house. >> it is all about jobs, jobs, jobs. in a few minutes that we had with the president, which squeezed in a lot, beginning with issue #1 -- the economy. >> what i can say to the american people is that we are much less at risk now that we were when i first came into office. the economy has made progress. we are nowhere where we need to be. but he knows he does not have much

. >> it was fine dining at its best for jason and devon who waited for the mcrib to resurface. a sandwich that really has nothing to do with ribs. it's more like a pork patty. how is it? >> very good. delicious. i mean, i have been waiting a year for this. >> wait all year for a 980- milligram sodium sandwich packed with 25-grams of fat. and hard to pronounce ingredients like this. a flour bleaching agent not only found in the mcrib bun, but in gym mats like these. a food additive that is banned in europe and australia, but obviously not here. >> why do so many people like it? >> because it's such a limited product, you know. it comes out twice a year, if that. and people want what they can't have. >> clearly they want the mcrib. >> it is in a mold. >> the mcrib has quite a mixed cult following. we found this mcrib locator following that tracks where and when it's offered and to the mcrib lover, the ingredients just don't seem to scare them away. >> it's kind of gross considering what's in it. but think about today's society, there are a lot of carcinogens in everything. >> her

to fail so we play banks again feel level like thing is us crash in devon and smash the ceiling. in the buses in athens street the i.m.f. the poor strikes me i'm just programs increase the total economy. eagar cotton is a ranger at the far east marine nature reserve he is famous for his knowledge of common seals since he began studying them in one nine hundred ninety six the ego has defended a thesis and written many scientific papers on the subject he spends nearly all his time on tellus island. where we're on the lookout for possible intruders along the reserves perimeter of. the closest seal nursery can be clearly seen from here with this possible to monitor the twenty four hour movement of incoming and outgoing seals in the primeau skin lesion is the sales southernmost habit scientists don't yet know how these optics sales coped with the summer heat most of them had to other cities for feeding but they always return here to breeding the common seals of peta the great they never make with seals from other regions eager caton made this discovery after monitoring the colonies fo

devon reid, nice stop right here, and thomas johnson's offense gets it going.ig ole physical fullback. thomas johnson moving on 35-6. to virginia, check your watches. it's time for the nearly annual stone bridge run to the championships. the dogs have been to the title game in '05, '07, and '10. south county this week. here come the steins. they went in feeling real confident tonight. defensive smoke fest. andrew gets cut down here by kevin bradshaw making a nice play. key play, coughs up the football and it's a safety. that made it 2-0. and broad run never got it going. they never scored a touchdown. south county pulls off the upset 25-3. bulldogs out of the playoffs. brook point taking on broad run. check out that. not just once. oh, when mama said it's good, do it every time. 33-14. gets the football back. they have to get work back in here. they are going to go across the middle. down the field, and the defender laying hands on the receiver. you can't do that. that is interference and that will add to mike, right to our camera man. keith williams, who is jo

rand planet and six volunteers locked away and still choose to more than five hundred days along with devon space experiment have emerged from isolation. the situation post could definitely be able mains turbulent the international committee of the red cross claims it's likely to be.

sis-a-lee) school here at civitas and heard all aaout what allegeell i'm not sure who initiated ing year devon hh pulled a knife out as a t - last esort. 6:16 children do snap ... you know a person can only take so much. surveillanceecamera'ssfrom inside thh sccool show the 18 year old victim n this case... did appear toobe choking thomas. while thomas' victim rrmains in the hospital ... he has since been charged as an adult with attempted firrt degree murder. premediated. (barr's casd) 16:24:41 i haven't really seen any acts of violence except this. this is surprrsing.. for hawkins this isn't a surrrise.... she says her son was harrassed llst year... and he planned to take maaters into his own handss12:32 he had just had he had just had matter ould turr violent like the incident that juss happened hawkins intervened. 5:57 when i realized there was a problem oh i got on thht horn i was calling prinnipaas teachhrs i was making school police aware offthingssgoing on because i did not want my child to become a victim or a fear for one mother.... phat's turned into a reality for two others. joy le

us joining us live there from devon in the u.k. where other news now that. the f.b.i. turned its story it released surveillance footage of anna chapman and other alleged russian sleeper agents uncovered in two thousand and ten the agency says the videos show a spy ring at work and peter all of reports now from moscow. perhaps spookiest overall is that this footage doesn't contain any actual spooks there was no charges of espionage leveled against the ten people who were arrested in the united states in june of last year instead they pled guilty to conspiracy to act as a rule for agents of the foreign governments now the case these videos that have been released coping ghost stories course released on halloween something which did raise a few eyebrows however the f.b.i. how they showed us that this is just purely coincidental now the footage shows members of this alleged spy ring. doing such things as shopping in macy's and using laptops in popular branches of book stores the f.b.i. saying that operation story sends a clear message to any foreign spice wanting to operat

going to throw to devon best. look at this catch. wow! all i can say is wow. he makes the one handed grab. three seconds to play. game over. coup boys win, 20-19. how about packers at lions in the thanksgiving day opener? third quarter, aaron rodgers misses donald drivere. unnecessary roughness. the ref ejected him for a play that's unnecessary and definitely full of roughness and yet he still protests. one yard touchdown. 14-0, pack at that point. rodgers finds james jones and that's going to be a 65 yard touchdown. packers win, 27-15. they are still undefeated. he says don't believe that video. >> i'm trying to remove myself from the situation. as i'm getting up i'm getting pushesed. i'm getting on balance. with that, a lot of people most interpret it or create their own story lines, but i know what i did and the man upstairs knows what i did. >> reporter: i guess count me as a lot of people. mission makes it i first turkey day appearance. despite scoring here would fall to the mission bears in an upset, 12-7. san jose's lincoln high school, the annual game

classmates.crimes that all lead to criminal aalegations, like the 1st degree murder chhrges against devons parents we hope thaa they ssfe, but now we find out that thye're noot even safe in schools" 11:27:57they're also convinced that the city ii awash in knives. easy to find nd cheap to buy 11:28:08"it's easier to get a knife then it is to get a library car"11:28:08we investigated, and found knives selllng for as little as ten baltimore gas station.and even more troubling in the city owned hollins mmrket, where we found dozen of knives onn display - even this knife disguised to look like a comb. 11:28:28"you can get a knife anywhere, you can get a knife we're standing in front of or store you can get a nife"uor 11128:44in fact, we were able to purchase this ssringloaded knife for just $12. a knife that a former baltimore city hommcide investigator stephhn tabeling says may be illegal. 10:05:57"from law enforcement officer peespective i wwuud say hat's a switcc blade knife"11:06:01 the knife has spring action similar to a swtcihblade, a knife which is illegal.10:05:16 "it makes it more da

. >> devon is 100% on top of her game right now. >> going to our school is a ticket to educational success. >> this woman runs several charter schools. owl get outstanding test scores. >> how can you do this all with the same money the public schools less? >> we do it with less. 4 and $6,000 less per child. >> how for less money do they get the kids so interested? >> you are interested in math and -- >> yes, reading. >> writing. >> but learning is work. >> it don't matter. >> the school day here is longer. kids often stay until 5:00 p.m. charter teachers can be asked to work more than the union would have allowed. they told us they don't mind. >> but you are going to burn out. why aren't you ticked off? >> that is not an option for us because we have our eye on the prize with these kids. >> they use all sorts of new teachin techniques. sometimes they wear ear pieces during class and they are are coached by their losses. >> telling me things that i don't see if i don't think of a great question in the moment my principal is able to kind of feed that to me through the ear piece. >> we kind o

. >> devon is 100% on top of her game right now. >> going to our school is a ticket to educational success. >> this woman runs several charter schools. owl get outstanding test scores. >> how can you do this all with the same money the public schools less? >> we do it with less. 4 and $6,000 less per child. >> how for less money do they get the kids so interested? >> you are interested in math and -- >> yes, reading. >> writing. >> but learning is work. >> it don't matter. >> the school day here is longer. kids often stay until 5:00 p.m. charter teachers can be asked to work more than the union would have allowed. they told us they don't mind. >> but you are going to burn out. why aren't you ticked off? >> that is not an option for us because we have our eye on the prize with these kids. >> they use all sorts of new teachin techniques. sometimes they wear ear pieces during class and they are are coached by their losses. >> telling me things that i don't see if i don't think of a great question in the moment my principal is able to kind of feed that to me through the ear piece. >> we kind o

not too much to brag about with that, but at least there is devon. workhorse on and off the field. dave owens has his story. >> in the maryland program, he is listed at 5'9". i emphasize listed, because he's not. actually, he's about 5'7" on a good day. good thing there's no height requirement to score a touchdown. david's running style is not pleasing. his coach loves it. >> just give me the ball and let me run as many times as i have to run. >> on saturday, this will be his office. capital one field, where the runningback clearly expects to be one of the key in maryland's offensive attack. that is on saturday. monday through friday, you can find him at the hall. >> when i was younger, i strive to be more of an international lawyer style guy. >> he is on the mock trial team. >> he is one of the smartest guys i have known. >> i'm still trying to figure him out fully. he's a minnesota of many layers. >> we think we have it figured out. lawyers like to talk, right? let's put him to the test. take the mic. >> i want to know, what's your favorite food? d

. >> rotella: devon bharti is the commissioner of investigations for the mumbai police. >> after thisplace, they took a left turn. >> rotella: he questioned the people who knew headley, like his secretary. headley hired her for the mumbai office of the immigration company owned by his friend, rana.gu#? the business was here, but it was just a front. >> rotella: headley had succeeded on his first mission: insinuating himself in mumbai. >> you know, if you go through old bollywood films, there's always one white guy who is inflicting some vile hardship on poor peasants or, you know, innocent street pavement dwellers and stuff. and we all grew up with that, that one evil guy who always wore a suit and hung around at expensive hotels. david headley is that guy. >> rotella: the taj mahal palace, the five-star hotel built in 1903-- a symbol of india and western-style luxury. headley walked into the taj on his first visit to mumbai in september 2006. from the start, sajid mir and major iqbal knew this would be ground zero of a mumbai attack. headley stayed here occasionally, casing the joint

a peace officer in the small canadian town of devon, alberta is cruising the streets at 5:30 in the evening, a ball of fire blazes through the sky. the spectacular sight is a meteor that grows brighter as it shoots towards earth and it's all recorded on the officer's dash cam. a meteor this brilliant is known as a fireball. the international astronomical union defines a fireball as a meteor brighter than any of the planets. most meteors burn up in the atmosphere but some crash into earth where they make craters and break into smaller pieces called meteorites. several meteorites are found after this recording is made. the whole event appears on camera for just five breathtaking seconds. south korea, 2005. a military truck carrying surface to air missile parts breaks down inside a heavily trafficked tunnel near the city of tagoo. the truck's brakes have overheated and catch fire. it's captured by two cameras inside the tunnel, one in front of the truck and one behind it. an already dangerous situation now turns dire, since the dismantled missiles contain solid rocket fuel. the driver tries a

quick pass to his tight end devon take campbell for the score. maryland up, 10-7. here we go.urning point for randy edsell and the terps. on third and goal from the one. senior david megan stopped for a one yard loss. and the terps will have to settle with a field goal. maryland finished with 84 yards rushing. ensuing virginia drive. michael rocco to a wide open kevin parks. wide open. because of blown coverage by maryland. 35 yard score. uva retakes the lead, 14-13. third quarter, after a danny o'brien turnover. one of five in the game for maryland. cavs capitalize. rocco to max million. that's his name. senior trenton hughes tries to make the tackle. doesn't happen. they go on to win 31-13. it's the first win in the month of november in four years. coach randy edsell and the terps fall to 2 and 7. >> welsh we're not going to slop through anything. we're going to go out there and play hard and work to get better. so, you know, we're not going to -- you know, we're not going to do that. one of those goals is gone for this year. now that it's all up to us to go out and work to

the new denver international airport was completed, the old stapleton airport was shut down so while devon has an updated facility, that airport really didn't add to the number of u.s. airports. since 1969, when dallas-fort worth open, the numb of -- the amount of u.s. air traffic has more than tripled. yet despite a tripling of activity, no new major airport has come online to accommodate that expansion. that's absolutely incredible, mr. speaker. compare our record to china's. the chinese government recently announced plans to build 9 new airports between 2008 and 2020. so the u.s. builds zero airports in 42 years. china is embarking on a plan to build 97 new airports in just 12 years. if the united states wants or hopes to stay competitive in the global economy, we need to start thinking bigger, we need to start thinking about ports, and specifically, airports. we need to start thinking a little more like the chinese. 100 new airports by 2020. the general administration of the civil aviation of china said it plans to spen over $450 billion build nothing fewer than 97 airports by 2020. it