>> i understand that. >> if i got a knife, i got to have it on me. >> are you inmate antonio easter,ck, 186614? >> yes, sir. you've been written a disciplinary by correctional officer robert jackson, rule violation 5207, possession of a weapon. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give in the case is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> mr. jackson, what happened? >> when i searched the back of "b" dorm, checked under easter's pillow, picked it up, there was a knife there. >> do you have any written questions for mr. jackson? >> yes, sir. >> officer jackson, was inmate antonio easter present when you confiscated -- conducted the shakedown of his living area? >> no. >> officer jackson, were you aware that you were conducting the shakedown of the living area of antonio easter? >> yes. >> officer jackson, do you know the s.o.p. states that an inmate, if can be made available, must be present when that inmate's property is being shaken -- shook down? >> no, i didn't need him there. i suspected there was something in the a

[laughter] i remember going home at easter, and i told my long island jewish parents that i got 390 on at the louisiana board. and about a week later, this was just as they uncovered the mirrors -- [laughter] my father gave me $1,000, which i then it took in gave to a man named stanley kaplan. stanley kaplan has these schools all over the country where they teach you to take standardized tests. so i gave him the $1,000. for six months, i studied it to retake the louisiana board -- the law board. six months later, i reject the test. my score catapulted up to a 401. [laughter] i figured, at that rate, i would be about 90 before i got into an english-speaking law school. so i started writing jokes for all comedians who played in the catskill section of new york. the hotels paid me $7 a joke. that was the going rate at the time the vso 21. they are 45. it was like writing for my parents' friends. but i tried my best. they would say to me, like, a sperm banks. sperm banks are in it the news. write me sperm bank jokes. 21, this is what was the foremost on my mind. they have this new thing no

anderson a& who is the namesake of their rec center in philly a& performed her historic concert on easter939. the next day it was back to baseball and a visit with washington nationals standout shortstop ian desmond. "this is great you know. this is something these little guys are never going to forget in their life. and you got to get that great appreciation for baseball, you know? when i was a kid i actually got to go to cuba and the dominican republic, and to just experience baseball in a different way and it kind of makes you appreciate the hard times that people went througha" it's a message that's not lost on monarchs' leftfielder myles eaddy, who found out on the bus what life must have been like before air- conditioning. "it's really hot. we always got to stick our heads out the window. the only time we get that much air is when we're on the highway. i would like to stay on the bus everyday, that's how much history that bus has." the monarchs have their own link to history ... their team is named for the kansas city monarchs, the negro league team where robinson started, in the ci

nation, you watch this show you know i'm a long-time fan of motivational speaker and goateed easter island tony robins. tony is a friend and he has inspired countless americans with his high energy infomercials and weekend seminars where tony inspires you to bring out your best and to become as breathtakingly cocksure as he is. but don't buy tickets at the $600 general admission level. you want a $2600 diamond premier level ticket. gets you seating in the front section and a complimentary lunch on friday and saturday. that thousand dollar tuna salad sandwich is a wake-up call to human potential. well now my friend tony robyns has found a new way to light your fire. >> tony robins is an a-listÑi gurus and his signature event is the fire walk. >> here we go. >> over the past 30 years he has encouraged tens of thousands of people to walk on hot coals to break through their fear. even oprah did it recently. but thursday at a tony robyns unleash the power within event in san jose, california, 21 people were treated for burns and at least three of them went to the hospital with second or third d

i could tell it was easter when cecil williams came in. it was interesting to find some money san francisco characters i guess is the correct term mentioned in the book and if one uses as i say this series of more or less sensational events starting in the 40's, it is a decent rate. i would like to propose -- close the hearing today in memory of cheryl arnold, was -- there was a memorial service last night, she passed away 10 days ago. she was a real community activist in the outer richmond district. the area is basically ocean beach, sutero heights. she and her husband were extremely active in those areas as well as other areas of the city. she was a very respected organist and choir director in a number of conversations in san francisco over the years. altogether, and nice and totally dependable person. when she gave testimony at the board and before the planning commission over many years, the only way to describe her was a very intense lady. she was wonderful. i would also like to thank [inaudible] for his article in today's paper. tho

it's hard to find those it's not easter. a bo bottle of you suck ass. if they're all out of that maybe i should ask for your mom is a whore. ball is in your court. a signed copy of goose bums r.l. stein. not easy to get. robot arms they're the only cool part of the robotic system. jackie chan and 500 sour worms with the sour sucked off. does jackie suck the sour, jackie sucks the sour, a black guy to blame stuff on. not a bad idea. racist but not a bad idea alright i'm out of comedy for the night. see you next week. [cheers and applause] ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. good to have you with us. thank you so much, everybody. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers ) >> stephen: folks, you are an emotional defibrilator. nation, i know he's been in office for a few years now, but barack obama just doesn't seem american to me. ( laughter ). and you know what? mitt romney agrees with me. >> his whole philosophy is an upside

these crews here also responded across the street when we had a tragic incident easter weekend. >> that incident was when solomon murray and his 9-year-old carr were hit and killed by a teen-age driver as they rode their bikes in early april. >> coming up at 11:00, it was her last chance to make it to london but was she fast enough? we'll show you how natalie did in the pool tonight. >> like very surreal and it like oh, you're talking to me? >> oh, we're talking to you. we'll take you behind the scenes of the men's gymnastic trials. >> good evening. in the weather center tonight we're talking about another worm day tomorrow. highs today got into the 80s across the south bay, even into the east bay. same for tomorrow. just a degree or two cooler. if you're making plans to head to the gymnastic trials, picture perfect weather. we'll see you in a bit. >>> the finals for the olympic trials will wind up. tonight it was all about the men. hello, kimberly. >> reporter: the olympic trials is where some dreams are made and where others fall apart. today the men had their last chance to prove the

they host parties for christmas and easter and offer scholarships the founding president tony morgan at credits her tireless leadership. >> i have never seen her give up. >> for her own inspiration, she credits the sacrifice and generosity of her mother and grandmot,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the owner has assembled a variety of seafood and other fresh ingredients for this dish. we start with all of oil in a heated pan. >> the oil will get nice and high there. we add onions and shrimp. and scallops. we use dry scallops. manila clams. muscles. we're going to let that simmer for just about a minute or so. >> that athey also add white wine, tomato sauce, and tossed water. they also add basil oil and chili oil. it gives it a nice bite but not too much >> the cost is added to the sauce and then everything is ready to be plated. >> the wait is done here? you are going to want to make this. i am tony tantillo, and this is tony's table. good by everyone. i'm going to enj

his family left before easter. i can tell you exactly how many people lived here eleven maybe you know. leon's son is still here in this block he is going to collect some of the belongings left behind i live here alone. i am planning to leave on friday evening because i don't like this place. is a better place it's away from the hustle and bustle few secular people live their. year for them says he will not be missing his uncle to the n.t. too much. to want to come here when he was in brazil so i bought tickets for his family he now has me around twenty thousand dollars that's almost six hundred thousand rubles but when he did come here he began to look for excuses not to give the money back. to the n.t. and family appeared to be stuck in this five story building. coming in welcome. this is a flat. this is a bedroom. yes it is for the girls. one of them is older than me other. than i was then this is our bedroom. we sleep there and two little girls sleep here. the two boys are in another flat. we've packed up to go

this crew also reported across the street when we had a tragedy easter weekend. >> what he's referring to is when mr. new man and his daughter were hit on their bikes. >>> the finals for the gymnastics trials are at hp pavilion right now. nbc bay area's kimberly terry is there. hello, kimberly. >> hello. two finished on top today. the three others will be decided that will round out the olympic team sent to london. those other three will be announced tomorrow morning along with two alternates. on sunday it will be all about the ladies. while the action inside the arena is wrapped up for the day, outside there is a block party going on. people are out here with their families enjoying the excitement of the olympic trials. there are tens of thousands of fans here for this weekend's main event. there are also well known olympians from years past who are able to weigh in on the caliber of talent in this year's trials. >> from the moment the competition started, i could tell it was going to be a good day, and the guys looked very on. the level of gymnastics nowadays has just increased to wh

there remain smoker family and says his customers by easter eggs to help themselves will be real 6. stairways that there is a catch. restaurants are allowed to have a note ec policy. the one priscilla's fabian doesn't. he can smell anything. crystal says she's glad she is in exposing people to enhance mother especially her children. which is nice because my children myself regular cigarettes bake-off them up. in dublin to live coverage cbs five. what is sauce businesses in north beach say that they're getting a raw deal on the city's central subway projects. they're upset because they plan includes a big hole right on columbus avenue to get acquitted in and out of the tunnel is this going to seriously hurt business and as of right now there are no plans for the subway to actually stop the north beach. >>> the current date is tunnel did whole plot the equipment. the response of the work is to be done in north beach to work out some of the concerns of the committee member to is there. neighbors and business owners said their meeting with the mayor today hunt to discuss this project. t

he wrapped his arms around the parents and sisters of grace, who at just 15 committed suicide on easter sunday. >> like i hope you die and go kill yourself, they said that to my sister. can't get away from that. >> reporter: her family said the student was bullied online for about a year. they knew it and reported to police and the school. >> take it seriously, don't expect them to ignore it and that it'll go go away. that was our immediately early on just don't pay attention. >> reporter: grace's parents want to change the protocol in schools so that the victim doesn't have to fill out a bullying form and fear retailation. the family will continue to stand next totman who is running with his message. >> you feel like you are on the dark cloud and on that -- have you to speak up because the only hope to recovery is admitting something is wrong. >> he plans to continue his message with other public events. the parents of grace say their story is not over. they want to help change the world of bullying there is an ongoing criminal investigation into their daughter's death. cheryl connor.

rain as well and this is the storm we continue to watch, the last of the really strong storms on the easter shore and this yellow arrow showing us a little bit of rotation high in the storm and that is the kind of thing that is capable of produce -- producing the -- of producing the straight wind line damage. the still more activity to come, we'll see another round tomorrow and not as severe. the severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for our area until 9:00 tonight. i think the atmosphere has done a good job of getting stabilized and also, i wanted you to see that the cool front is going to be on the move tomorrow. very slowly and there is the possibility of another round of showers and tomorrows -- storms later and quickly before we go to the five-day forecast, just wanted to show you the high temperatures as they would pop up here. 101, not a record for d.c. but it was a record at dulles, 101; bwi marshal, 104 and breaking the record going back to 1887. the summer of 2012. what is up. all right, five-day forecast, how about some 80s for a change. we have a warm day tomorrow and not scorc

a first lady hosted an easter morning outdoor concert, an african-american preacher speaking in front of lincoln memorial ignited a nation. these stories are among the many that make up the story of our country, where democracy survives and continues to survive and our national mall is a place where we can continue to learn from the past and build for the future. i look forward to hearing more from our witnesses about their vision for our nation's backyard and with that, i yield back. >> our panel of witnesses today included officials from the agency commissions who are responsible for overseeing the mall along with two private citizens who will share their expertise with us. so the panel is mr. whitesell from the national parks service. we also have mr. tom lukey, the u.s. commission of fine arts. mr. bryant who is the chairman of the national planning commission. mr. justin jibold who is the chairman of the national civic arts society. we appreciate you coming here, i think you have all been here and know the drill. the lights in front of you and the timer in front of you tells you

and these crews here also responded across the street, too, when we had a tragic incident easter weekend. >> that incident the battalion chief was referring to is when as they were struck and killed by a teenage driver as they rode their bikes in that area. >>> the road to the olympics is making a stop in san jose this week, the finals for the gymnastics trials are at hp pavilion. kimberly tere is there with more. >> reporter: hello, the gymnastics final wrapped up a couple of hours ago, two men have written their tickets to the london games, and the other three men rowing out that u.s. olympic team will be announced tomorrow morning. and on sunday it will be all about the ladies. now, while the action inside the arena has wrapped up for the day, outside there is a huge block party. people are out with their families enjoying the excitement of these olympic trials. there are tens of thousands of fans here for this weekend's main event. there are also some very well-known olympians from years past, in fact, paul hobbs the only man to win the title of all-around olympic champion which he d

the satellite and radar showing some more easter. towards the sierra nevada. and near southern california. remnants of what was fabio.. there is moisture out there. >> as for temperatures? we are looking for new in. more 80s inland and the south bay. here is your three day outlook. ahoy look for upper 80s with 90's for the weekend. >> good morning. let us take a look with no hotspots. a smoot commute. it is going to be a bit heavy near the toll plaza. these are the cash lanes. this is one the metering lights are typically activated. then this ione this is when the meter and lights are usually activated at the san mateo looking decent. the golden gate is also looking glitch. as we continue our bridge check no problems north bound, southbound. the traffic sensors showing some slow conditions eastbound. the westbound 580 is heavy through livermore. and the same tour antioch on highway no. 4. a little bit slow near the san jose section. and a little bit slow near the civic center. lucas valley road is where is it could start to get bogged down. >> a controversial

it's a way too easter"way too e. >>> good morning. welcome back to london.re here at olympic park in the city's east end. we're three days away now from the opening ceremony of the games of the 30th olympiad. i'm willie geist. this is a special edition of "way too early." i'll be here for the next three weeks reporting as the united states does what it does best as the summer olympics crushing without mercy the hopes and dreams of athletes around the world. most people it's safe to say don't follow olympic sports in off years. this year i'm going to give you three things you'll need to know as the games begin on friday. going to call it cocktail party knowledge of the summer olympics. i'll get you ready for that later in the show. i want to know what you're up to at this hour in the dead of summer. it's 10:30 a.m. over here. i'm pretty good. 5:30 back home. e-mail me. you know what yaur doing up at this hour. we'll get back to the olympics in a little bit. the news today is back home. >>> authorities in colorado on monday released the mug shot of the man acc

the march 11 last year, the tsunami crashed into japan's easter coastline. this was a natural disaster. but what followed, says a japanese parliamentary report, was man-made. water shut down power at the fukushima nuclear plant and wrecked the back of generators. the result -- a catastrophe. explosion after explosion. high radiation levels causing mass evacuations and raising questions about the future of nuclear power. now, some answers in a report handed to the speaker of the japanese parliament, and they are damning. it spoke to a multitude of errors after investigators interviewed a malt -- more than 1000 people. >> the accident is not over. the recommendations should be implemented one after the other. this is the duty of every member of the legislature and every person of the nation. >> there was collusion between the government and the plant's operators. the disaster could have been foreseen and prevented. they failed to adopt global standards. there was unforgivable arrogance and ignorance. swathes of land around the site remain contaminated. tens of

actually showing some strain at this monday morning and that's after the libya supplied concerns easter week for their resume to crude exports they stopped a while ago because of protests there but in the way the energy sector strike is still on and after the government talks with the state mediators the with the weekend to try and resolve that issue failed now norway's output slumped about two hundred and fifty thousand barrels a day as a result of that strike which apparently is not enough to boost crude contract certainly not this monday morning while that's the latest from the world of business i'll be back in about fifteen minutes you know ok well the business horizon looks a bit cloudy at this point but hopefully as the day unfolds we'll get more optimistic figures and picture there and to thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update and of course next i'll bring you the headlines here in our tease so don't go away. wealthy british scientists are. sometimes guided by. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no h

it's a way too easter"way too e. >>> good morning. welcome back to london. we're here at olympic park in the city's east end. we're three days away now from the opening ceremony of the games of the 30th olympiad. i'm willie geist. this is a special edition of "way too early." i'll be here for the next three weeks reporting as the united states does what it does best as the summer olympics crushing without mercy the hopes and dreams of athletes around the world. most people it's safe to say don't follow olympic sports in off years. this year i'm going to give you three things you'll need to know as the games begin on friday. going to call it cocktail party knowledge of the summer olympics. i'll get you ready for that later in the show. i want to know what you're up to at this hour in the dead of summer. it's 10:30 a.m. over here. i'm pretty good. 5:30 back home. e-mail me. you know what yaur doing up at this hour. we'll get back to the olympics in a little bit. the news today is back home. >>> authorities in colorado on monday released the mug shot of the man

no, that was "karen's easter egg got eaten by aliens." no, this is better, just for sheer audacity. i'm not lying this time. not that i lie a lot, but i'm not lying this time. mum: ben, can you go and get dressed, please? dad: "next door's dog drew those words on my wall." ben: nah, the alien definitely tops that one. dad: or "the goldfish broke the vase"? that was a classic. i got the ace, so i should start. but you cheated...! ( indistinct arguing ) we only cut the cards to see who was gonna go first. granddad: karen should go first, 'cause she's a girl. dad: come on, then, karen. mum: okay, you start, karen. and no cheating, ben. what are we gonna do with granddad when we go on holiday? um, he's staying here. but he burnt his house down. yeah, but he's lived there many years, and he's only done it once. once last week, yeah. yesterday, he told me the same story three times. you know, the one with the shrapnel and the maxims. granddad's on some really strong painkillers at the moment because of his burnt hand, but when he's off those painkillers, he's gonna be back to his sharp se

can take all the bird droppings in the world and put them into a ball and paint it and make it an easter egg, but it's still what it was originally. and that's the problem i think of this -- of this view of ethics. yes, there's a problem with confidentiality, but i'm stunned by knowing all the other things that mardian did. watt you're doing is defending him -- because you're defending him as an advocate, but that's what gives the public such dismay is that it's a slick profession. >> scott, you ought to say what you think. >> no, i'll tell you i believe in the adversarial system. no, no. i do. all right? i believe that one attorney represents one side, the other attorney represents the other side, and then a neutral fact finder makes the facts. you've concluded certain things -- and you have more facts than i do because you were an investigator. there were some other facts out there that were not presented at trial, whether they could have been hearsay or just tactical, all right, decision not to present it. our defense for him was, and he was convicted, all right? i was part of the tea

as a result, the local community ranging from a shot past to easter recess. -- shops to eateries. there also be and admission price of $7.11 after 7:11 p.m. that day. at the new-york stock exchange, bloomberg news. >> thank you. 6:20. >> one of baseball's stars of the future. he just breaks cameras. the >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now, traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> elected your monday morning commute. a lot going on. eastbound i-and 70, two left lanes shut down with accidents there. we're dealing with the crash on the outer loop. it was originally reported on the outer loop. watch for delays as well. watch for a crash coming in. southbound 95, there is an accident coming in. a little gun powder falls. all the way down towards the area. here is a live view of traffic. we will update you. and delays in developing as you make your approach. we will switch to a live view of traffic. no sign of delays here. again, you're going to find some delays at paradise road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. hopefully you can

. >> easter bashing my head into the concrete sidewalk. >> then allegedly tried to kill them as they wrestled for the gun. >> george zimmerman said there were fighting over the gun. there are no witnesses to say there were fighting. george tillemann is here to tell his story. trayvon martin is dead. >> he said he was sorry for their loss. when asked if he would change anything about that night, he said no. >> it is god's plan and for me to second-guess it or judge said. mother called that ridiculous. >> strong and clearly painful words as both sides plan for what is sure to be a controversial and emotional legal fight. >> a local university has found a way to keep more of its students from dropping out of school. rex morgan state is taking a more aggressive and personal approach. how is this new approach going? >> they will be the first to tell you more needs to be done. this has been a growing concern especially from historically black colleges. students began the first year by failed to reach graduation. meet members of the class of 2016. they are part of a program to prepare them

anything to do with analog and pc stuff is not that it easterable.t's just that no one will really move the stocks much over the short term. >> and other big movers. we are watching shares of devry go down? >> in terms of guidance, they are guided 43 to 46 cents a share compared to estimates of 78 cents. you have an issue with rising costs and low ehren rollments. just take a look at apollo management. that name also getting thumped by the tune of six and a third%. you would think it would be a strong -- >> thanks for that. >> i don't know why you would want oown any stocks for the segment. >> they are just saddened with debt. regulatory exposure. i say stay away from completely. and on the short side, way too crowded. >> investors flocking to safe havens. could lower rates and the s&p driving force. beyond 1600 into the fourth quarter. barry, great to speak with you. >> glad to be here. >> 1600. that's quite a ramp from where we are now. what are the baseline scenarios that you must see in order for that to happen in terms of tax policy or fiscal ea

you know, i can feel he easter fied. >> at 12:39, word went out to local police. >> reporter: officersushed to the scene arriving, they say, within 90 seconds. >> reporter: inside the theater, at some point, the shooting stopped. and dates and his friend ran. >> i'm not hearing anymore gunshots. i told jenny, we need to bolt out of here now. >> david shoved his wife, billy, toward the door. >> he's pushing people saying go, go, go, move it, move it. he said that he felt the little boy grab his hand. so he was pulling both of us out the theater. >> on the upper part of the auditorium, there were bodies that were hanging over the chairs. >> and i crawled over someone and he wasn't moving. it was a guy in a white shirt and he was just laying there on his side. >> as i was running out into the lobby, a cop was kochling icom a shotgun. >> reporter: first responders would soon see the first signs of carnage. >> reporter: outside the theater, the desperate hunt for the suspected killer. >> reporter: the suspect surrendered without offering any resistance. his hair was dyed red. he told police

as of noon, everybody east of the blue ridge southern maryland and easter shore, the metro, heat index could top 105. >>> it is 5:30. let's check in with monika samtani on a light thursday so far. >> we have one accident in prince william county dumfries road at bristol road. it's light and easy, and i think we deserve easy right now, especially with the week that we've had. no problems to report coming out of dumfries. i know authorities are on the scene there. other than that, no big delays to worry about. we'll take you out live right now on the northbound side of i-95. here's the way it looks in springfield moving well. a quick look on the other side of town on our maps. no problems to report, coming in from the west on the dulles toll road or 66. i'll have more in my next report at 5:40. >>> it might have. a crowd a little smaller than usual, but thousands did still turn out to see the spectacular fourth of july celebration at the capitol. >> but as happy as people were to see the fireworks, many were glad to see the sunset and shaller in cooler temperatures. those who staked out

it easter fiing because i'm a mother of four schirn and just knowing that what happened in the theater, the families, the loved ones. >> come to find out he's right next to us. you know? it's kind of hard. but if he would have just came out and didn't have to start shooting kids. >> i didn't know if they were going to be okay. or if that place was going to blow up. it was just really scary. >> for now, that risk not eliminated at least in the f.b.i.'s words, significant bly reduce ds. >> amid this tragedy, we are learning about some major stories of survival. kor ban saw the whole thing happen along with his friend jennifer, i spoke to last night here on cnn. he joins us now. >> i'm doing a lot better today as opposed to the night that it happen. i'm glad to talk to people to let them know i'm going through the same thing. >> we've heard over and over from a flum bnumber of dimpbt p. i have to ask you, i didn't ask anybody last night and yesterday when i was here. what is it like being here with that building so cloesz. when i look at that building, i have a blank feeling inside. i try

it easter fiing because i'm a mother of four schirn and just knowing that what happened in the theater, the families, the loved ones. >> come to find out he's right next to us. you know? it's kind of hard. but if he would have just came out and didn't have to start shooting kids. >> i didn't know if they were going to be okay. or if that place was going to blow up. it was just really scary. >> for now, that risk not eliminated at least in the f.b.i.'s words, significant bly reduce ds. >> amid this tragedy, we are learning about some major stories of survival. kor ban saw the whole thing happen along with his friend jennifer, i spoke to last night here on cnn. he joins us now. >> i'm doing a lot better today as opposed to the night that it happen. i'm glad to talk to people to let them know i'm going through the same thing. >> we've heard over and over from a flum bnumber of dimpbt p. i have to ask you, i didn't ask anybody last night and yesterday when i was here. what is it like being here with that building so cloesz. when i look at that building, i have a blank feeling inside. i try

. >> we asked antonio easter to translate sign language from a previous episode. >> he's telling himhe's got ten bugles for him. buglers worth so much back then, you can make $150 on one pack of bugles up there. they doing anything to get it up there basically. stick them up their butt, you know what i'm saying? all kinds of crazy stuff to get bugles up there, you know what i'm saying? it's a lot of different ways to get it up there. i wouldn't tell you my way, because i don't want to get caught, you know what i'm saying? >> this is smoking tobacco up in seg, they put it down and this put the deodorant back over it and it will do a good job. put deodorant back over it. this right here, hollowed out, he had marijuana filled up to there. he put this back on and had it glued in there. see he kept the cellophane all on it. you just look at it -- he had three tobaccos, one marijuana and had all the matches. and what really gave him away is when i was shaking his property down before i got to this point i found rolling paper. here's a card, just a regular card for rolling paper. this inmat

. >> what happened next easter-my head into the concrete. i was trying to get away just trying to get help. >> how many times to you think he punched you. >> several, more than one dozen and he said that you were going to die tonight. he took one hand off my mouth and i felt it coming down my chest and i did not have any time. >> zimmerman asked if he had anything to say to the parents. >> i would say that i am sorry. i am sorry that their child i can not imagining what it must feel like and i prefer them, daily. would you like to talk to them? if you would like to talk to them? >> said he says that he-- praise for them daily. and he prays for them daily. the head board of upend state is putting into the findings that a task force has been put into place with better training for facility members and more insight. >> take a look this is walnut creek we will be right back creek >> the city of san bernadino is experiencing a cash crunch. they could not even possibly make the payroll. this is the third city to follow the protection of bankruptcy

every lawyer, every citizen concerned about the judiciary -- those are actually the words of french easter. the reason i bring that up -- if you look at frank easterbrook, his brother is gregg easterbrook. why is he your forward writer, and how long have you known him? >> i have known frank a long time. we were colleagues on the faculty at the university of chicago, in the 80's. he went on to be a judge on the seventh circuit, the chief judge of the seventh circuit, ultimately. he wrote the forward, because if there is another name associated with the theories of that book, it is frank easterbrook. if i had to pick somebody to replace me on the supreme court, it would be frank. he and i tend to see seems -- see things the same, because we are applying the same principles. >> he writes that political scientists, editorial page writers, and cynics often depict judges as doing nothing but writing their preferences into law. >> that is certainly true. >> political scientists and editorial page writers. do you read them? >> to understand all is to forgive all. the have to sell newspapers. they

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even he could not conquer cheney cheneycheney easter toir. territory.nd at that joint appearance, no cameras. it is awkward. the bush years were bad years for the country. no one wants to remind the country of what it was like the last time a republican was in the white house. in one political way it is awkward. there is some stuff about the bush-cheney years that was pretty good compared to what romney is offering right now. they did some significant outreach to minority voters. you may recall mr. bush's 2004 cam main manager going to the naacp in 2005 during president bush's second term, making a genuine effort to court african-american votes. mr. melvin apologized to the naacp on behalf of the republican party for the party's history of playing racial politics in the cast in order to court white voters. he said it was wrong for the republicans to have done that. during the election campaign in 2004, president bush did outreach to the african-american community with a vote with his african-american staring community. the bush administration despite th

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the trap of being born on an island further from any land mass than any place in the world except easter island. you see the trap of being bi-racial and trying to figure out the different racial subtleties and not so subtle parts of being that in america today. of being defined by society as black and trying to figure that out and find his his own way to an african-american life. the trap of possibly getting struck in chicago politics with all of this that can be dangerous. all along the way you see him trying to avoid the traps. i think that helps explain his presidency too. that's so much a part of his character and personality that there are times in his presidency where even his supporters think what is he doing? why is he moving so slowly on something? usually because he's calculating ahead trying to figure out where the trap is. >> woodruff: one of the things in here you is you point out at a number of points throughout the book what he wrote in his own memoir dreams of my father were different from the facts that you uncovered and went digging and asking a lot of questions. how di