your ged.to do it because there's tension today, we can look at tomorrow to do that, what can we do today to work on the ged here. >> i need to get out of my room. >> so really -- so really it's not about the g.e.d. right now, you're getting a little stir crazy. you're stir crazy. need a little space? >> yeah. >> let me talk to some people and if we get you to agree to work on the ged today and chill out in the behavior and maybe work out something different for tomorrow. >> yeah. >> they are kids. so you know even though they do commit crimes and some of them are violent and some of them are aggressive, but they still are kids. so they still need that attention. they still need those things that you would think a normal kid would need. >> one of those needs is to get an education, but in the heated environment at pendleton segregation unit that can be a challenge. >> some days when these young men come in, they're going to fight with me and they're going do everything they can to disrupt. a lo

thanks for calling the ged pep talk center. jerry stier speaking. "in your face" pep talk. once you've got your ged diploma, you'll feel so good about yourself. you tell 'em! mr. trejo, can i transfer this guy to you? he needs something a little more... persuasive? [telephones ringing] yes! announcer: whatever motivation you need, we've got a pep talk for you at yourged.org. and there's a big advantage pares can give tir kids -- makingure they get active least 60 minutes day. studies show th physical activi t only helps kidsay healt, an enhanceimportant il, like concentration ich can improve academicerformance. this means phycal activity can helpour kids in the most important game of all -- life. >> when someone is called a rat it's clearly an insult. you're saying that the person is selfish and sneaky. well, it seems that rats -- the kind with whiskers and a tail -- aren't all bad. researchers gave rats a choice between food or helping a fellow rat that's trapped, well, like a rat. surprisingly, the rat passed up the food to help the trapped rat. i

i got out, i didn't have my ged. i didn't have no future plans. now i do. now i got an education. got my ged. i'm going to go to college and play football. >> what was your intent with the gun? why did you have it? >> protection. >> from? >> other gang members. >> let me ask you this -- if i sent one of my sergeants to shake your room down right now and your release was dependent on whether or not there was stg material in your room, are you leaving or not? >> coming up on "lockup, pendleton juvenile." >> you were just talking about your victims, you were smiling. why were you smiling? >> tension-filled hours for andrew and abel. there's no guarantee either will go home. later, we find out what happened to the officer marcus branch attacked. at you can create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. [ female announcer ] some peop

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i'm trying to get my ged, go to any college, go to harvard, b.c., wherever. do something better.in't really -- streets is not where it's at, you know? almost the same. >> yeah. that's a pretty good definition. >> the tutoring program is not large enough to accommodate everyone in the jail. so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. with math. >> you add 6 to 18 and it gives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, e

he has achieved his ged in less than three months. he was hired as a transitional employee and then based on his exemplary work was hired as a permanent employee at good will. he completed a warehouse training program and now has been invited back to speak to current students to provide them with insight about his experience and his advice back to his employer good will and [speaker not understood], but, one, volunteering his artistic abilitieses, his time and materials to paint holiday decorations at good will, which gave him a chance to find employment. and he has volunteered to be a speaker in speaker's bureau [speaker not understood] council subcommittee is working to form. i've learned a lot from him. he is experienced reentering several communities and is always willing to share his thoughts what works and what doesn't and i think he would bring a valuable perspective to the reentry council given he has taken advantage of so many services here in san francisco. and has made them work. and i support his application and [speaker n

. >> and show struggled for years and finally finished, went back and got her ged is going to collegeto me the other day, i appreciate the opportunity to stay connected and for someone to help me focus on breaking the cycle. that is one account. others are, we had a student in the same housing development that is now a freshman at notre dame. >> oh, my gosh. >> and show has stayed with it and worked through her family issues and gone to school at convent and mercy high school and has been able to stay on track. >> one of the things the program provides that is so important and from my point of view as a schools, is emotional support. >> exactly. >> because young people exposed to violence are traumatized. >> they are, indeed. >> and we think children's brains are little miniature adult brains. they are not. >> no. >> when a child's brain is exposed to trauma, that child's brain is injured. >> yeah. >> it's changeed. >> by giving emotional support, help the brain to heal. a lot of people say to me as a psychologist, why don't people just stop, why do kids grow up and do that? it's all

i'm trying to get my ged now but, bullying is something that affects you forever keeps going and going. i have a thirteen year old and fourteen year old at home who ask me now to help them with homework and i can't. sit down, speak up's main goal is to combat cyber bullling.a ane mayor says her daughter amanda committed suicide because of cyber bullying there were over 35 hundred text messages on her cellphone and i had no idea what they were saying. it wasn't until i saw her suicide note that it said that they called her a lesbian, a bi-sexual, that she was pregnant, and that she had aids and was spreading it, and for a sixteen year old, thats way to much for someone to handle. student pr coordinator brea watt says the outreach focus was on schools to prevent such things . during our month long campaign we targeted middle schools because this is the age where students are developing the most awkwardness and really develop your character sit down, speak out's pledge is to wish away bulling. they will be donating these signs to dwight bental hall to bring awareness to campus. from tower

so my junior year we actually decided to take me out of skoofl and i went and got my ged.appointment of not walking across the stage and feeling that sense of accomplishment, it will always be there. and i've slowly come to peace with that. >> are you excited? >> very excited. it's my favorite time of year. today is our family reunion. we're going to go down to palm city and see everyone. >> how are you? >> i never regretted coming out. the hurt of what other people were saying was less than having to hide who i was every single day. luckily, you know, i always had my family to go home to. and they were always there to support me. >> the lord god has been so good to us. one great thing you have given to us is this family, unity, together. >> i grew up in a very religious household. the gay lifestyle, especially in this part of the country, it's so shunned and so disliked. the reaction from the church, when kelby came out of the clos closet, if you or any member of your family is homosexual, you cannot hold any position of authority in the church. >> my parents were sunday

you also do not need a high school diploma or ged to work as a securities trader.urprised when an agent got through and the work last week with a fake bomb. a lot of your commenting on this on our facebook page this morning. cindy says and by putting is out there you just let all the terrorist and on the little secret, a good job. something should be left unsaid. ever heard the term in ignorance is bliss? mariel's says they are not all lazy workers. my granddaughter work for them and she was always catching something they were not supposed have on the plains. please do not call them lazy. >> what are the chances of big you be on a flight where something happens? the farmers' grain as says it's not a question of if there is get through, it is a question of wind. this bears as they are not any big deterrent. it is all for show. what are your thoughts on as confessions of a pharmacy as a screener? share thoughts with us on the kron4 facebook page. >> it is 6:43 a.m. and we'll be back in a couple of minutes. i live look from san francisco band nest, we'll have a gorgeo

. >> since coming off death row, mitch rutledge has taught himself to read and write and earned his ged himself through his writing. >> i consider myself a poet. but i wrote this because at this particular time, it was a friend of mine being executed, and i was deeply wounded by that. and i was deeply touched. "tonight, death has been called forward once again from the life it resides in to carry out the wishes of the state of alabama in the execution of another death row inmate. death all smiles tonight. it didn't have to hunt man down. it didn't have to catch man by surprise from his fatal gunshot, a stab, while he lay in a deep sleep. no, tonight death is the hero. a feast is being held in his honor. everything we all feel is being worshipped tonight. the evil is the evil man do." >> everybody inside. everybody inside. >> jeremiah jackson called death row home for ten years, but he's just caught a major break. >> today, lieutenant came to my door. he told me, jackson, call your lawyer. i just said a little prayer and i called my lawyer. he said, yeah, he is. he said congratulations.

>> i don't even know if you need to be a ged to be a tsa law enforcement but if you have former law enforcemente looking for jobs, former military that are looking for jobs, former intelligence analysts, hire them. consider them first. you know what you are getting when you put them on the line to protect our country. >> neil: that is a good idea. they have the experience. >> and they know how to treat people which is one of arguments that has come up against the tsa and against the people who are screening. they don't know how to treat you. police officers, former military experienced in how to treat other people and other public and sometimes foreign cultures. >> neil: very good point. >> good seeing you. >> neil: in the meantime,. paraplegic can walk again if government doesn't stick it's a big foot in the way. from the home meltdown, signs are picking up and buyers are out but why not the sellers? ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fi

of those, four have been red tag ged. and people cannot live in them.fear is that the forecasted rains how long will it rain? how much will it rain? any additional water could cause the sing holes to grow even larger. this started last wednesday when a water main broke and since then, $1 million homes on this street along 15th have been collapsing into the group, homeowners have tried to get help from their private insurance companies but not with much luck. >> they told us, oops, no, we are not going to be responsible because it is the city's responsibility. >> san francisco public utilities commission says that the city now will cover any repair bills of the home owners out here having to deal with all of this, and the repairs, however, cannot happen yet because the ground out here is mostly sand as the neighborhood was the on a creek bed and it has to be stabilized before they can move in and start the repairs. how long that will take is the big question. a lot of neighbors, for now, and if today say the rain is the big worry for now. live if san fra

i have seen brothers graduate and get geds here.go to task programs and work release programs and stay out of trouble. it works. it works. it may not work for everybody, but it does work and my belief is that if it helps 1 or 2 out of 100, then that's still helping society. because that one or two gonna help somebody else that's gonna help somebody else. >>> next on "lockup" -- >> fix it in the tray. >> rehabilitation through shock incarceration. >> ready, ready, ready? eat. ♪ roundup ♪ ♪ i want a weed free season that's how i roll ♪ ♪ so i reach for roundup extended control ♪ ♪ with the all-new, no pump, one-touch wand ♪ ♪ it kills weeds dead and keeps weeds gone ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control ♪ ♪ i just spray them weeds then spray them cracks ♪ ♪ the weeds are gone, and they won't be back ♪ ♪ driveway, patio, i just spray once ♪ ♪ and it's adios weeds for up to four sweet months ♪ [ whip cracks ] ♪ roundup extended control ♪ [ male announcer ] roundup extended control ♪ yeha ♪ with the new one-touch wand. [ whip crac

the person you describe would be given a path to citizenship over time and one would have to get a gedor graduate from high school or enlist in the military. does that answer your question? >> yes, it does. >> at the. [applause] >> governor, on behalf of everyone here would like to thank you so much for your present haitian. >> thank you, all. [applause] >> here's a look at books being published this week. >> we have allowed the human rights nightmare to occur on our watch. in the years since dr. king's death, racial and social control has emerged from the ashes of slavery and jim crow. a system of mass incarceration but no doubt as dr. king turning in his grave today. the mass incarceration of poor people of color is tantamount to a new caste like system, when the shuttle's young people come decrepit schools to brand-new high-tech prison. it is a system that? poor people, overwhelmingly poor people of color into a permanent second-class status nearly as effectively as earlier systems of racially social control went to. it is in my view the moral equivalent of jim crow. ..

>> to complete my ged and finish school and find me a job to keep myself busy and occupied.y, i realize. >> she didn't start taking drugs until she was 24 and addiction quickly took after her life. >> each day you have to choose and decide, what is sonya going to do today? if it didn't feel right, if you feel it in your gut, leave. run, run, run. and i'm happy you have your mind set on doing the right thing. >> i thank you and appreciate it. >> no problem. >> thanks. >> she had a five-year suspended prison sentence and was in a drug treatment program when she took a methadone pill and failed a drug test. >> make sure you don't come back in here anymore. >> i threw it all away just to get high one time, being it was my birthday. because it was my birthday, i'm thinking let me get high. i'm going to get away with it. it wasn't like that. >> she further violated her probation by leaving the treatment facility after failing the drug test and now she may have to serve her five-year suspended prison sentence. >> i'm nervous going to the court. it's really, basically up to the judg

. >> barnett is taking the ged to better support his family.when he went to prison, now they're adults. >> that's the prom night there. timothy on the left with his date, tiffany on the right with her date. and a picture of my son, 55 on the football field. and my daughter, she plays basketball. getting out of prison is going to mean the world to me. it's going to open up a lot of doors that i shut myself. i have no one to blame but myself. i shut every door and locked it. they say you can't make up for time that you lost, but you can. >> 30-year-old chris sowder is just hours away from freedom. >> wherever i go, it will definitely be better than here. >> everything is a game in here, you know, everybody is a yard full of snakes, you know what i mean, in every way. the devious [ muted ] that these people do in here. >> after a year at the castle, sowder is ready to head home to louisville. >> mr. sowder. >> hello. >> getting ready to leave, aren't you? >> yes, ma'am. >> here's your final notice of discharge. it's

you do not need high school, or ged to work as a securities trader.nt after new work last week with a fake bomb. danny says the guy who stated all this sounds disgruntled? did he get fired? i have flown many times since 911 and a screening process seems excess of the are trying to sneak something on i think it would be difficult. mario says they are not always the workers, my granddaughter work for them and she was always catching something they want to close the have on the plains. please do not call them lazy. erica says sleeping on the job isn't considered lazy? the screen are also says we're not any big deterrent, they are all for show. share your thoughts with us on our crown for facebook page. >> it appears charges against rapper mc hammer have been dropped. hamer was arrested at the east bay at a dublin shopping center two weeks ago was charged for resisting an officer. that night he took to twitter to announce that the charges have been dropped. the fifth year-old was arrested on february 21st volley of verbal altercation with an officer who p

i was able to get my ged, which helped my self-esteem. >> terry now lives in general population.ellmates also came from the rtu. >> it seems like they kind of seem to put us together when we get out here because we better understand, you know, our illnesses and our little idiosyncrasies. they go along with being mentally ill. where a lot of people in general population don't understand that. i wish they had more programs like rtu all over, you know, the country because a lot of mentally ill people are ending up in prisons. >> for inmate joseph garner, processing his horrific crime has been the hardest part of his punishment. >> i have been down 9 1/2 years. i got 22 1/2 more to go. i've been -- my crime is murder, and i cannibalized during the process. >> on christmas night, 1996, joseph thought his father was preventing the second coming of christ. >> i tackled him from behind and somehow got around behind him and slit his throat. and i remember him saying, "please don't kill me." and that's when i realized, oh, my god, what am i doing? i said whatever is done has already been d

you would have to -- one would have to get a ged or graduate from high school or in list in the military. does that answer your question? >> yes. >> good luck. [laughter] [applause] >> governor, on behalf of everyone here we wanted thank you for your presentation. >> thank you all. [applause] >> every weekend, book tv offers 48 hours of programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. watch it here on c-span2. >> author of shotgun justice, one prosecutors crusade against crime and corruption in alexandria and arlington is next on book tv. he sat down with us in alexandria, virginia, during our recent visit. >> you are standing in the conference room of the arlington county sheriff. this gun behind me is the shotgun famous shotgun that was used by a prosecutor in the early 20th-century. a guy by the name of crandall mackey elected in 1903 as the commonwealth attorney for alexandria county. he conducted a series of races where he shot down brothels and saloons and all kinds of dangerous places. he used this shotgun when he conducted the trades. he was from south carolina. his father wa

person that you described would be given a path to citizenship over time, and one would have to get a ged or graduate from high school or enlist in the military. does that answer your question? >> yes, thank you. >> good luck. [applause] >> on behalf of everyone here we want to thank you so much for your presentation. >> thank you. [applause] >>> we are at the annual conservative political action conference in washington, d.c. and we are here with marji ross, president and publisher of regnery print based here in washington. but tv viewers may recognize this ross was with us last year for a conversation about publishing. how are you doing? >> i'm great. happy to be here. at the door here. >> let's talk about a couple bucks you have coming up in the spring season. first off, former lt. governor "beat chang obamacare." >> this is the first best seller of 2013. so we are very excited about that. we released this book, "beating obamacare" as a paperback because we wanted to make it accessible handbook sort of a consumer's guide to what people can expect. a lot of people talked about what was

. >>> coming up, geds who's coming to dinner?'ve been saying for months for president obama to stop being aloof. tonight they're going to have a bunch of -- not mcconnell ar boehner. the president's trying to get behind enemy lines having dinner with 12 republican senators who may be open to making deals and getting past this gridlock. it's like the first supper. not the last supper. >>> anyway, also remember when the word patriot meant something good? now so-called patriots tend to be racist who want to overthrow the government. and a new study says the hate groups have reached an all-time high. by the way, we're going to look at what obama's presidency has done to create this right wing hatred towards the government. >>> and cutting indiscriminately was fine for republicans. but no money for white house tours? cut the whole bunch but not white house tours. the faux outrage is coming up in the sideshow. >>> let me finish tonight with the hatred of obama. if it's not ethnic and racial, what is it? this is "hardball," the place fo

. >> lehman was arm ged krahn. >> cyprus has a gigantic russian backstop. >> nbl is the way -- >> that'sompany. >> la vie ieviathanleviathan, b gas field in the world. the russians do not want that nat gas to get to central europe because that will eliminate the chokehold the russians have. this is why the europe panans s we'll take on the russians. we have leviathan. >> if i was an investor and i'm watching this and thinking, okay, great, maybe stlaths q status quo for the fed, but the market keeps moving to new highs. do you -- >> someone is going to say cyprus is back on the front page again. i say there were a lot of people who felt this was going to be the meeting where he said we're going it the beach, okay? use that -- there was going to be something in here that would say, oh, shoot, i guess that's the end of that. >> cyprus may turn out to be a bigger deal than it is right now but -- >> it's going to 15. >> everybody said the next black swan, the next black sven swan. every central blak, including japan, has said we have our back. the piper will be paid but now is not that time.

for instance did you know that you kneed a high school diploma or ged to be a security skreern.hief and homeland security ry janet napolitano our first class line of defense on the war on terror. they could never get a job in the private sector. i wouldn't trust that to walk my dog. he is saying they are not bringing their a game. >> they think it's a joke. >> a small amount of delusional dell lats who think they are keeping america safe by taking your snow globe. most say think know their job is a complete joke. it is a stepping stone to employment in another agency. >> this airport after 9-11 was one of the big problems. according to him it is one of the most unsafest airline of all. when we pat down children and wives they are not a threat we pat them down because we know there are cameras above us they think if they don't pat arms if they see we haven't patted down child they get through security we have to shut down the entire airport and have to rescreen everybody because of the security violation. >> they call that a security breech when it is just they weren't doing the

i'll tell you, it's a big fight gedding ahead of steam in washington, d.c., and the president said hee can do it remains to be seen. honeywell says 54% of the revenues come from overseas. dennis: that's where the money's made. >> yeah, it's a big deal. we're going to see more of the tax breaks taken from companies. dennis: keep in mind, this is after they pay taxes on it, and we're the only major economy that when they bring it home, we want to tax it again. that's why it's left there. it's there for the shareholders. >> saying the rates, too, overseas, are lower. dennis: because we have the highest taxes in the world. thank you, liz. cheryl: appreciate it. all right. look at this. the waters off of deerfield beach in florida. thousands of black tip and spinner sharks seen migrating closing the cloture of beaches putting a -- stop the happy music. we need shark music. since the beginning of march, they migrate from bocaraton. meeting in bangkok resulted in protections for sharks that are hunted for use in chinese medicine and shark fin soup, but, yeah, so much to the trip to florida p

the last time we were talking about this, it was a snow ma ged on when it hit washington?most of my colleagues and i had a nightmare getting home that night. it was january 26th, 2011, it was a snowstorm not too dissimilar from this one, hit during the day and later in the day. hit midday, people did not expect it to come to the degree it did, 5 to 10 inches of snow fall in the d.c. area very fast that day. people were taking three or four or five hours to get home where they normally would take 45 minutes. it was a real nightmare, cars abandoned on the side of roads and george washington parkway look like a bad nascar wreck with cars being abandoned all over the place. we think it probably won't happen because most people have gotten the word early on, stay home, don't venture into this unless you really have to. >> glad you're done, any longer we wouldn't be able to see you with all the water on the lens. thanks very much. >>> starting april 25th, once banned items will again be allowed inside airlines. passengers will be able to carry items like small knives and certain

a finger,ged condemning the nra, you call us crazy.ut no other organization in the world have spent more millions over more decades to keep americans safe. our firearms safety training programs, law enforcement training, women's training, hunter education, they are second to none. gun ownership is at an all-time high in this country right now -- [applause] here is the thing. while that has happened, we have brought accident in this country with firearms down to an all- time low. [applause] year we teach millions of law-abiding people had to use, store, and defend themselves with firearms. we have been training america's military and law enforcement officers since nra's founding in 1871. and they call us crazy? i advanced nothing more than surrounding our schoolchildren with the same level of protection as our jewelry stores and sports idioms. armed protection. .- sports stadium armed protection. [applause] the vast majority of americans agree. , a recent survey, a survey, of all 50 states, nearly 90% of teachers and administrators said

at drug testing will follow them to a critical part of the program, the chance for the men to earn a gedped out of high school and they are now far behind academically. charity adds one more job to her responsibilities. tutor. >> are you sure? okay, hit no. i sit right next to terrance and help terrance out and champion him and let him know you can do this. every day we're going to practice these. little bit every single day. >> the only one not here is danielle branton who still attends high school. charity doesn't see him as much as the others and worries when she hears his girlfriend is pregnant. >> she's 18, hasn't graduated yet. he's got a baby come. how is he going to be able to afford it? >> two days later, charity gets the answer. >> right now we're heading over to the charleston farms area in the process of searching for danielle branton. >> danielle has sold crack cocaine to a confidential informant. >> we got him at sledge. >> listen, how come you're out here still selling dope? >> if we're standing here, we already know. how many times i tell you, you need a job? how many tim

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if you drive a truck in an oilfield you can make $100,000 a year driving a truck with a ged. these are not low-paying jobs. we had 14 jobs at one company for over $100,000 a year and could not find a taker. ie day after the election all ofhundred jobs, $100,000 or more, so the soldiers coming back, had opportunities. these were jobs that were ready to go. i know there are areas of the but there areling a lot of jobs out there. host: bob, california. democratic caller. caller: on your statement about truckers, trucker jobs are not like they used to be in the 1940's. now, they have a lot of knowledge that they have to have. it is not as easy as it was in the past. as far as people coming in from mexico, we should have enforced laws when they were coming in and taking care of those people that gave them jobs. that attracted them. there are not as many now. jobs here. there are economy is getting a little better down there. guest: the jobs in the trucks, these are oilfield trucks. if you do not have the commercial drivers license, some companies will put you on the dirt roads and

♪necesitamos amor ♪ser amable con todos reciba su diploma de ged.uiero oír, "danny, no lo puedo hacer." quiero oír, "danny, lo voy a hacer." jamie, este hombre dice que soy muy intenso. quiere hablar con alguien mas sensitivo. seguro, danny. no problema. [teléfono suena] angie martínez en la línea. hola. ¿como estas? anunciador: cualquier motivación que necesite, tenemos charlas para levantarle la moral. escuche palabras estimulantes y encuentre clases gratis