what i mean is that this ghetto, the people who lived in this ghetto could not leave this ghetto.work that they did, they did inside this ghetto, if there was any work available. and that was by choice or that was by force? that's by force. and nobody did anything about it or said anything about it? no... because if you did, then you would be eliminated. to see what happened to the jews of europe between 1939 and 1945 is to be reminded, it seems to me, that there but for the grace of god, we might have been as well. we shouldn't be so complacent, because slavery has been since time immemorial. and we have to make sure that others are safe and that we should treat each other kindly. the separation for jews-only on a bench, or access to a store, or being able to shop -- and for me it touches a part of how we live today. so it's hard for me to see it as history because it's only been in the last 25 years that we've given birth to children who haven't lived that experience or been born into that in this country. i come from a universe where my people were condemned to torture, to deat

well, that is a ghetto. >> the ghettos are already there, jane. all i'm saying is, let's make sure they don't spread. let's make sure they don't infect the rest of the place. >> what about those poor sods who are born in the ghetto? what about them? you can't have one system of justice for the bad guys and one for everyone else. i mean, you can, but it's not a system that i want anything to do with. i want law and order for everyone. including campbell. >> who's campbell? >> oh, no one, he's just a kid. i--i just think it is my job to catch the bad guys full stop. >> and i believe if the bad guys are being bad to each other and leaving the good guys in peace, there is something to be said for that. though i don't seem to be able to say it with any authority tonight. >> yeah, well, this stuff's hard to think about, isn't it, let along talk about? especially for someone in your position. >> yeah, well, uh, friends who are friends don't quite get what i'm on about. friends who are coppers, heh, well, let's say in this job, you have to watch your back

what i mean is that this ghetto, the people who lived in this ghetto could not leave this ghetto.work that they did, they did inside this ghetto, if there was any work available. and that was by choice or that was by force? that's by force. and nobody did anything about it or said anything about it? no... because if you did, then you would be eliminated. to see what happened to the jews of europe between 1939 and 1945 is to be reminded, it seems to me, that there but for the grace of god, we might have been as well. we shouldn't be so complacent, because slavery has been since time immemorial. and we have to make sure that others are safe and that we should treat each other kindly. the separation for jews-only on a bench, or access to a store, or being able to shop -- and for me it touches a part of how we live today. so it's hard for me to see it as history because it's only been in the last 25 years that we've given birth to children who haven't lived that experience or been born into that in this country. i come from a universe where my people were condemned to torture, to deat

ghetto hat in a sense of disparagement. we all live in ghettos. whatever club query part of. so we know about orthodox and people who know about nascar lakehurst driven life. and those of us who live in this space don't know any other countries exist most of the time. we just live here. so what i mean by evangelical ghetto is something that is in one part of the vote country little sliver of our culture that has never been heard of that most of the people and that would've been death case. within the evangelical community if you have somebody in 1979 or 1983 for the leaders were in suit me the intellectual leaders evangelicalism, my dad and he would've been at the top of the list and certainly on the top of all this. and evangelicalism share something with north korea as a matter of fact and that is a nepotistic system of succession. so if i'd been in north korea that would offend kevin l. john the 17th or whatever, but being the son of an evangelist and very natural for me to become his sidekick. and i was not alone. frank

. >> reporter: one travel survey suggested what amounts to a flying family ghetto. the families should have their own separate section. or even their own separate plane. so this weekend we set ourselves a challenge. >> i'm so excited. >> reporter: traveling cross country with our three kids. >> my bag packed. >> reporter: our own little version of baby and toddler survival. documenting the journey was "nightline" producer alyssa toting her brand newborn. >> are you excited for your first trip? >> reporter: if only air travel were more like the days of pan am. >> welcome aboard the spacious cabin. >> reporter: was it ever this nice to fly? these days not so much. more kids means more baggage and more expense as the airlines nickel and dime travelers to death. fee, huh? everyone with a seat pays full fare. no exceptions. as far as the airline goes if you're over age 2 you might as well be an adult. so round one. everybody accounted for. now -- the tsa promotional video makes it look easy enough. >> remember, your safety is our priority. >> reporter: of course, real li

y cada aÑo le dann xbru ghetto a su niÑo. >>> si, le dan juguetes, comida cha mrarrs lo que haya. >>>s. pero no sabemos siempre vienen. la comunidad escucho y pasan la voz y van llegando mÁs. tratamos de tener siempre y hacer milagros en la cocina para que alcance para todos. esta como otras organizaciones dependen del espÍritu altruista que reina en estos dÍas. un espÍritu que deberia nar todos los dÍas. no solo en diciembre. y bien, como dicen ellos. dependemos del gran corazÓn de todas las personas. alejandro de regreso contigo. . >>> gracias edgard, y felicidad por esta labor y el centro de migrantes de san francisco. pide el apoyo de la poblaciÓn para llevar alegrÍa a cientos de familias que no pueden comprar juguetes en esta navidad. este centro que se encuentra en el edificio principal. brinda terapias familiares cuidado de la salud y apoyo acadÉmico. y otros servicios las autoridades escolares aseguran que hoy mÁs que nunca su ayuda puede hacer la diferencia. . >>> en el distrito, el programa migrante no es muy grande tenemos 770 familias. y estas son las familias mÁs necesita

his life and other stories even more terrifying of an era not that long ago when chinatown was a ghettoen i returned to chinatown to do community work, i brought with me some of those memories and perspectives, until i met warren hellman. he opened my eyes to the rest of san francisco. at the same time, he respected where i came from. that is something about warren -- from whatever perspective you come from, he respects where you came from and tries to understand where you are. he broadened my horizons. he taught me how to care about this great city. that is something that is really special about warren. he teaches you how to care and how to do for the city. that is something that has to be taught to the next generation. a chinese proverb says belief does not fall far from the tree. warren has been a tree of life for the city. hellman hallow will continue to breathe life into the city for future generations. what an honor to name a beautiful meadow full of trees for warren hellman. what a fitting tribute for a man who has done so much for all of us. with that, i would make the motion to

we're all part of a ghetto. we know about orthodox famous and those of us who live in this state do not know any of their country's exist most of the time. we just live here. [laughter] sonoco i simply mean you can be very famous in one sliver of the culture but never have been heard of by most of the people but within that come if you ask them in 1979 or 1983 to the leaders were, and the intellectual leaders my dad's name would happen at the top certainly on the top of all list. and it shared something with north korea which is the nepotism of succession and fructify was a north korea i would be camille john the 17th of tv evangelist it was natural to become the sidekick for cry was not alone. oral roberts, richard, who i knew quite well in the past. we inherited at an end had to divide with a college and separate from them. pat robertson's sens kid ran 700 love for while. it seems normal to be bred for these leadership positions not to inherit the call from the holy spirit but it also seems a lot more valuable

more than two weeks after elections spog mass protests over alleged fraud that you're caught in the ghetto but i joins us live from the parliament building for details on this to read others do it is different from the previous one tell us how the seats are spread and what can we expect from it they still missing deep different and opposition will obviously get a much louder voice in the new do much with united russia failing to secure a constitutional majority it's widely believed that the lower house of the russian parliament will again become a field of heated debates well you know as russia won the december fourth vote got the majority of the seats and the new duma but in the form worse than four years ago losing almost two hundred seats now that united russia doesn't dominate all the committees that is as it was in previous. previous two months would change the approach towards law mean i would like to address this question to political analyst to meet people who come in so a completely new doom a completely new format of debates raised voices heard during the first session is it how

. >> it makes the neighborhoods look ghetto. it's sad. and it brings down the value of the neighborhood. >> reporter: neighbors have been watching and so have police. >> we put a pretty good dent in this group. >> reporter: officers announced the takedown today of a major tagging crew in san jose, a group known as hysu. >> i would say they are responsible for at least 50% of the tagging in the entire city. they're a very large crew. >> reporter: after a three- month investigation police working with allied agencies arrested four suspects responsible for 60 tags and about $50,000 in graffiti damage. in addition, police also identified 80 other taggers from five other crews and made 50 other arrests. >> with diminished resources that we all have and with the budget cuts we face we still can tackle some of these issues through use of technology and collaborative efforts. >> reporter: police never caught them in the act instead relying on tools like an app on the police website that allows residents to photograph and upload photos of graffiti

have both david cameron you can't allow plundering in the city of london and then outlawed in the ghetto that you created from the city of london plundering there is blatantly obvious that your own bankers are financially your people all right oh. government you do it. because your pocket because you know. why you go yeah they respond so the people in the street looting was not spontaneous it's based on the fact that they've been oppressed and repressed with financial apartheid whereas by masters of the credit default swap that was spontaneous it was immaculate conception it spawned out of the lawyers after she had a thought about how to defraud people effortlessly using digital manipulation that was an effortless spontaneous event but this looting was was coming a mile away if you steal money from the impoverished and you give them no recourse . revolts it now the other big bank in the news this year was goldman sachs and first i want to turn back to this little clip of you on france twenty four zero about two or three years ago where you said this about goldman sachs do what is it abou

incessant i am a ghetto friends that i love traveling hip hop music and. it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the wall that it's played. internal we are military making do the work to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic. of american exceptionalism. a russian soyuz spacecraft carrying three future international space station crew members blasted off this morning just in time for the holidays the rocket which is carrying some newly developed digital equipment is expected to reach to the i os us on a friday and the crew members will stay aboard for six months to conduct experiments artie's and he's undoubtedly was lucky enough to witness the launch take a look. why is rocket just about to blast off here from baikonur cosmodrome and conflicts stand let's take a look at this site. absolutely incredible there will reach the top speed of one point five kilometers per second and i will have the rocket in orbit and less

america in just a moment we'll be back with more conversations with great minds with actual kaba ghetto in just a moment. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions come to the breakthrough it's already been made who can you trust no one who is imbue it with a global mission that would see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask so we do our t. question more. going back to conversations with great minds tonight we're speaking with progressive activist and human rights advocate axel. so axel in a recent article you tell the story of yet all told me as sanchez who ended up spy serving two years enter detention facility owned by the correction corporation of america you also profiled him in a short documentary here's a here's a quick excerpt for our viewers. if you get on that are they have the normal. one moment of the why you. didn't and then you know my mother said all my love. he gave you hope that mom told me i don't need it but i don't. mean i'm up here on a milk bottle and. you know. we have to move over

i have a confession i am a total ghetto princess i love grabbing hip hop is excellent and pretty sure. i do it's kind of the gesture that. i'm very proud of the role that you just played. you know sometimes you see the story and. thank you understand it and then something else. and realize everything. i'm charged welcome is a big issue. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through. who can you trust no one. with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask why we do our t.v. question more. welcome back before the break we were talking about if technology is the one area where opportunity for innovation still exists because government regulations have not caught up but are we seeing it being stifled with the consumer suffering as a result so the stop online piracy act which some argue is really to stop internet freedom act is one example we love our cell phones too so let's look at that the u.s. handed down two regulatory rulings this week and one it forbids the merge

i have a confession i am a total ghetto princess i love grabbing hip hop music and tricks. but it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world without you it's a place. you don't know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else hears you some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom part of the big picture. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is you view and with the global machinery see where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. welcome back we're going to stick to this presidential prediction market now you know and futures markets are if you didn't already most of our audience i'm sure does and going back to this presidential one i wanted to play devil's advocate a little bit because we're sitting here in washington d.c. we are well aware here and i'm sure in most of th

over there and walk into the ghettos if you want to have a lovely evening and not make it home and night you know how come they're not bringing the money at home it's very simple it's the people in charge have a different agenda and their agenda is war low. on this new bill that was just passed that i mention this is lindsey graham or grammy a lindsey the cracker from south carolina he said he had knighted states is a battle zone could you imagine so that's what's happened they've turned the whole country into one big homeland security and the priorities on military. but well in gerald you you are a master of predicting things you predict successfully predicted things in the past what is your prediction for the future here i mean going back to the unemployment numbers are we seeing the beginning of a trend or is this just a slight uptick and you know we're going to see ever aggression in the months to come what is your prediction oh it's going to get much worse is a matter of fact we're coming out with our top trends for twenty twelve and one of them is going to be economic martial law w

one since he made a comment about the president of the united states but he looked like a skinny ghetto crackhead which by the way you might want to say that barack obama does. ok so you missed the first part which was this was in response to chris matthews saying that gingrich looks like a car bomber because he just looks all evil. and that guy is trying to make the comparison like what if somebody said that about the president would be unacceptable or wouldn't be acceptable and he says but then he totally does like the crackhead yeah that's reason at its best i have to say it's like all i'm going to say this totally unacceptable thing and reaffirm that i actually do believe that it's brazil just being an awful human being for your viewers sake that's the side of the media research research center of parents television council all this awful crap he's like america's most notorious censor he's just awful he's a small family some he's america's most notorious censor and then goes on and says something oh right right no no i mean once yeah like the last thing i think he got really excited

lot of it just i know when i worked in the as a lawyer in the in the court system i could see the ghetto justice of many many of our courts and the black and white differences so to speak and you could see at every step of the process how race is a factor right from the beginning with the police making decision when i had to arrest somebody with the prosecutor's musician on whether to prosecute and how to prosecute and what the judges in their sentencing decisions and with probation and parole officer and there is and in fact even begins the legislative branch president and vice president by the fact that the effort to you know put in place the crack powder crack powder disparity where crack was treated more harshly than powder you could say a black and white drug powder cocaine versus crack cocaine that's been repealed why is it president obama for example when they were killed by the way they didn't look backward to correct the injustices so why didn't president obama just look at the crack sentencing and say the congress is now fixed this mistake that my vice. i happen to have pushed

area skid row it has been a typical sort of ghetto for as long as i can remember but talk about what else you're seeing it seems to me that there's a lot of neighborhoods around southern california that are becoming impoverished that weren't so before and what you think of thousands specially the having hollywood folk with by. no that's exactly right well you know during this past two to give away we saw a sharp contrast of the haves and the have nots obviously celebrities there who you know come down to the shelters you know once or twice a year to lend their support and you know kind of put a face to their cause but on the other end we're seeing these families who have been just ravaged by the foreclosure crisis ravaged by just massive unemployment here in california still remains in the double digits much higher than the national average and just sheer desperation in neighborhoods where we didn't see it before once. growing neighborhoods like in riverside county where the housing boom was great for business all of a sudden we see businesses being displaced we see residents middle

can say now i don't think i want to take that person they're too sick and medicare ends up being a ghetto and i mean what is what is going on with this is there and the republicans are loving it you know which make convinces me that ron wyden is totally now your suggestion the wise actually was the first time i really thought about that maybe ryan actually applied him with drinks three hundred bottles of wine to get him to you can begin to get these billionaire hedge fund buddies who i am cheap but. i think what i think really what you have is an example of where hopefully hopefully a lot of these discussions can be contentious especially when it comes to politics but what is always argued for is middle ground and in this case i think the democrats nobody argues from and i think the democrats have a challenge in actually framing this is anything but middle ground i think that same goes for republicans i don't care to have medicare they don't need anything else the american people have medicare you know and they won't have anyone out there is no longer relevant in this and your question is

i confess and i am in total ghetto friends that i love driving hip hop music and for . that he was kind of the jester day. i'm very proud of the will without you she has played. the. guitar sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged welcome is a big issue. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of being made who can you trust no one who is human view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capital. it's called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. and from europe let's get more into the united states now the future's regulator the c.-a t. c u nana mostly approved tighter limits on how brokerage firms can use customer funds it's being quaint the and the global rule is of course in the wake of m.f. global's collapse where it's suspected junk or resign who was in charge was betting with c

today schwartzeneggar urged the audience to leave the green ghetto behind and spread the affect about the affect of climate change on the environment. >> more to bring you here tonight at 6:00. power of the ipad. a new study reveals educational value of tab blet computers and how they can help your child learn. >> a woman stands up with the president as he makes an al yeep. we have late word on a deal to avert a shut down. >> and what you need to know before booking a limb scene. 7 on your side is straight ahead. áeu!u!hç >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the ceo of a pot club is trying to explain why authorities found nearly $30 million. authorities raided his home and the happy wellness center yesterday claiming it had and was being run as a for profit business. the center's manager arrested on suspicion of conspiracy, sale of marijuana and possession for sale of mayor. >> ipads seem to be everywhere, including schools but are they helping kids learn? or just high tech toys? there are a couple app maker that's sought to answer the question. >> these kids

i'm a confession i am a total ghetto princess i love driving hip hop is a planned trip. but it was kind of the jester day. i'm very proud of the world without you or has played. guitar sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything. you don't know i'm charged welcome to the big picture. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is you view with a global missionary zeal where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. welcome back so before the break we were talking about m.f. global and of course they ran into trouble over their more than six billion dollar bet on european sovereign debt that went bad and certainly it doesn't seem like this will be the last as i was just talking about with our guest karl denninger there will certainly seem to be more crises of this euro zone crisi