. >> lieutenant edward howard currently runs "c" cell house. >> "c" cell house is the largest cell house in the state of indiana, second largest in the nation. we have 386 offenders here. i've been here 13 years. i spent half of my time in this cell house from an officer to a sergeant to a lieutenant and i've always said if you could run this cell house, you can run anything here. holiness, how are you? >> i'm fine and yourself? >> i'm great. staying out of trouble? >> no doubt. >> i see you're making your hollywood debut? >> is that what it is? all right. my secret to running the "c" cell house is respect, communication, talking to these guys like men. i don't treat them like children. they're grown men. they ask me a question, i give them an honest answer. if i don't have the answer, then i'll find the answer for them. i've responded to many emergencies, fights, stabbings, numerous medical emergencies, hangings, but personally, me, no, i've never been assaulted. >> lieutenant kris st. martin was one of the first women to work at indiana state prison. an isp veteran of 16 years, she was

edwards with the shot clock winding down. mason defeats 54-50. they are 11-2 in conference play. other local scores, american edge 59-58. over gw, 86-75 and howard falls to maryland. eastern shore 78-65. >> tony bennett and 16th ranked virginia on the road. won florida state. second half, cavaliers were down, but they went on a 14-0 run. the steal and the wide open lay in. virginia takes a 45-44 lead. michael, a long three pointer. it is good. the seminole bench getting excited. to joe harris, a good look to tie the game, but the three is not going to fall. virginia, they fall to florida state. 58-55. the seminoles seventh straight acc win. >> >> set greenberg and virginia tech hosting clemson. watch marquis, soaring one handed putback. he also fouled. that's a three-point play. the hokies hold on to defeat clemson. they improve to 2-6 in acc play. >> it's time for a quick break. coming up, the great eight make their way to the lineup. stay with us.  >>> welcome back. the odds were stacked against the odds. they hosted the number one team in the pacific division. the l.a. clippers. a team that has gotten the best of them the la

have multiperson races and so the 2004 howard dean richard gephart, it's famously called a murder-suicide in iowa. gephardt went after dean, and then kerry and edwards were able to take one or two in iowa. and i think actually a bit of santorum can be explained by romney and gingrich going after each other so heavily in iowa, there wasn't much advertising in new hampshire, actually, in iowa, in south carolina, in florida. and what happens is, you know, one of the reasons why burger king might not go after mcdonald's is that if they go after mcdonald's, it then benefits wendy's. so if you -- so i do think there has been an unusually high level of negative advertise iing in t particular presidential primary. and also the ability of, what jane was saying, it used to be, you would win a primary and then it would take you a week or two to raise money. now a win can be a $5 million check within 30 minutes and that can be wired right to the television stations. it's the speed at which that request happen, i think. >> you talk about how you can see something on a website one day and an ad the next day. the information months before the ad actually being ran

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is because sometimes you multiperson races, and so the 2004 howard dean-richard gephardt, gephardt went after dean and then kerry and edwards were able to take one-two and i'll. i think actually a bit of santorum can be explained by romney and gingrich going after each other so heavily in iowa. there wasn't much advertising in new hampshire ask a, in iowa, and south carolina, in florida. and what happens is one of the reasons, and i am making this up, one of the reasons why burger king might not go after mcdonald's is if they go after mcdonald's, it didn't benefits when these. and in a general election were you only have two candidates, you don't worry about that. there's no disincentive to go negative. so i do think there has been unusually high level of negative advertising this particular presidential primary. i think that's what's different. and also the ability of, what jamieson, the groups are obviously a big deal. it used to be you would win a primary, get a little momentum and it would take you a week or two to raise some money, then go get on the air. now a win can be a $5 million check within 30 minutes. and that

he mentioned as example 2004 when gephardt and howard dean been in iowa did a pretty good job of destroying each other, to the benefit of john edwardsguess that's part of the dynamic that you're talking about. but other examples, to both of you, of other negative campaigns or comparative campaigns in the commercial space that, you know, might provide good lessons and models for political candidates? >> there's a famous case back in the 1950s when people were getting into pressure cooking, and slow cook them through pressure cookers. there was a case where one or two of the pressure cookers blew up, and the maker of the pressure cooker ran a full-page ad in the paper said, will not blow up. nobody bought a pressure cooker for five years because they hadn't even heard, yeah, this one or two cases. so it can come back and bite you. they can come back and bite you. >> it's like airlines don't advertise about the fact that there were no crashes last year, which is an astonishing feat but not one that -- [inaudible] >> the reason they don't get it is god forbid did they should crash the next become the next month but i think there's a lot