nation, most of the viewers of the show will know that i don't like to harp on the same things night after night but some things are just too important. for instance, i have said it many times, i am no fan of pope francis. i said it many times i'm no fan of pope francis. see, now i've said, i've said it many times, many

the geriatric unit at the joseph harp correctional center in lexington, oklahoma, holds more than 250 elderly and disabled offenders. it was created 3 years ago in response to a massive explosion in oklahoma's elderly prison population. >> our fastest growing segment is the inmates that are the age of 50 and over. we have about 3,700 now - that's grown almost 200 percent in the last decade - and projections are we're gonna continue to grow about 45 percent a year - because of enhancements to punishments, 'tough on crime', 85% laws that require you to serve 85% before you're even eligible for parole, and then the advent of life without parole. >> my name is plutarcho hill and my number is 48713. i received that january the 16th, 1948. >> plutarcho has the oldest inmate number in the state, he is 86 years old - 66 of those years have been spent behind bars. he's escaped from prison 10 times. >> so you're as good getting out of prison as you are getting in? >> well, when my health was good. >>what are you serving for now? this sentence? >> it was a murder charge. >> how long ago? >> 1947

state department spokesperson ari harp said on monday that the us will stand for a nation status to representative offices of the syrian national coalition in washington and new york he was also plans to provide twenty seven million dollars of new non lethal us that assistance including food aid the additional measures include providing the free syrian army with concrete rocks and medicines worth about eighty million dollars the local one more weekend d oh and also what our international partners can do to support the moderate opposition mrs thompson and syrian opposition forces are expected to withdraw from the city is home to their stronghold in the central region with trying to keep the best i've ever been in gravitas of the work ahead of the present election. seeking a third term on. officials at the world health organization are concerned about an outbreak of the only state he represents the health emergency. it's the first time since the swine flu pandemic five years ago that they've issued such an alert international spread of polio to date in twenty fourteen constitutes an extraordinary ev

guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp.o explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something like this it will

nation, most of the viewers of the show will know that i don't like to harp on the same things night after night but some things are just too important. for instance, i have said it many times, i am no fan of pope francis. i said it many times i'm no fan of pope francis. see, now i've said, i've said it many times, many times. (laughter) ever since he took over at head of the church he's been a little too welcoming to all god's children. just last year he said evenatists can go to heaven. great idea, frank. first dogs, now atheists. what is next, presbyterian, it's madness. the only good thing about atheists getting into they have enis i could say i told you so that is my idea of paradise. well now pope moonbeam over here has driven his welcome wagon where no pope has gone before because at mass on monday its pontiff said if for example tomorrow an expedition of martials came and some of them came to us here, martians, right, green, the long ears and big nose and one says but i want to be bap tides what would happen. when the lord shows us the wave who are we to say no, lord, it's no

a harp seal might raise up on its, whatever that thing is that it's raising up on. but a human, a human might move their lips or face. your's mad as hell face looks a lot like oh,-- face (laughter) maybe you could take a page out of australians describing dog interaction guide. >> they came down-- now that guy gets things done. know of course. >> there is apparently a leak. now shin secretary syalso though not the only one who is very angry. >> the president is madder than hell and i have got the scars to prove it. >> oh, yeah, no, i'm sure the story of how you got those scars will really impress the guys waiting for the va for treatment. oh, lost a leg to an ied in fallujah. oh, i got this when a fiddle hit me in the eyebrow so-- yeah. now of course this type of bureaucratic trauma runs deep. the anger and sadness go back years like 12007 when the walter reid scandal broke. >> i was disturbed by their account. i like everybody i like everybody was angered and offended. >> i see what is happening here. the depression, the impotent rage. our government leaders are cl

that he also says we need to branch out and call to date their tastes so he buys several grosses of harps and also a chinese mandarin dress. he is surprised that the indians don't want to buy the chinese mandarin and the harps and the paraphernalia that he is put into his fur trade operation. pretty soon the british have come in and the indians prefer to trade with the british. john jacob astor is the first american to fur trade producing competitively comes into the market and in effect moves the british someone out by his competitive practices. he has people living with the indians in trading with them on the spot. finally in 1822 congress abolishes the government operation there that was funding the fur trade and that subsidy was defunct. you read about it in the textbooks. we didn't learn from and that's a problem. >> host: the idea of beaver pelts has been a critical national resource it brings to mind dr. strangelove a little bit. it sounds crazy in retrospect. but from the point of view of the late 18th and early 19th century it might not have seemem insane at the time. there were

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when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in was a big question. as soon as the coit tower was getting finished and someone put in the idea that it should be used for art, then, all of a sudden, he was excited about the coit tower. it became almost like a daily destination for him to enjoy the atmosphere no matter what the politics, that wasn't the point. as long as they fit in and did their work and did their own creative expression, that was all that was required. they turned in their drawings. the drawings were accepted. if they snuck something in, well, there weren't going to be any stoolies around. they made such careful little diagrams of every possible little thing about it as though that was just so important and that they were just the big frog. and, actually, no one ever felt that way about them and they weren't considered something like that. in later life when people would approach me and say, well, what did you know about it?

but rather than harp on the sadness, we've got to move forward and reconcile their differences and moveway from hatred and violence so that we can have what our great constitution says we should have, which is life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and equal protection under the law. tavis: this happens from time to time around here. particularly if they do this kind of social justice work, they are always excited not to meet me but to meet a couple of other people who work on my team. i'm just the host of the show. [laughter] but i was not at all surprised by your enthusiasm when you had a chance to meet makers your is -- to meet who his youngest child, who is my photographer. because you only are right about the fact that he had been killed just a year prior and there was something about -- when you look at the seminal moments in the civil rights history of this nation, there are these occurrences where, for reasons that are sometimes inexplicable, the nation's conscience is actually pricked. two white kids awakened them girls in that the the church, not vomit, something about the

mary ann harp aaron hernandez the former new england patriots players said he felt this respected because of a stranger about that to him is built his drink and that will lead hernandez to open his up fire and to that stranger's car killing two men. hernandez pleaded not guilty to murder on wednesday >>: of more local news and the big stories you need to know still ahead this morning. at 617 were going to tell you how when chores with that may bring you closer to your kids that's gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price

time to try a different route called harp. it's helping millions find lower rates and save money.y at harp.gov. your best route to a better mortgage. . >> will you lend me your ear? >> local and ecofriendly because i didn't have to travel a gazillion miles, by eating local, your food will always be green. john: if you buy food that doesn't have to travel far to get to you, it's better for the environment. tastes better, it's better for and you supports local merchants. >> is it good to eat locally? >> local? yeah, you should support small businesses. local is fresher, more vitamins and nutrients. you're encouraging the local jobs. >> anything that comes within 100 miles of you, that's really cool. john: really cool. and the benefits seem logical. local food must be greener because it doesn't travel as far. pierre desrochers says we have it all wrong. if you want to help the planet eat globally. what do you mean? >> well, i mean not so long ago we used to consume mostly local food and the steam ships came along and food natural migrated out of cities and better suited to the local

and mckinney said we need to branch out and cultivate their state and he buys juice harps and a chinese mandarin dress and he is surprised they don't want to buy all of the items. the british came in and the indians are prefering to trade with him. john jacob aster, the first man to be worth $10,000, comes into the market and moves the british out by his competitive practices. he has people living and trading with the indians on the spot. and in 1822, congress abolished the operation and that subsidy is defund. >> host: the idea of beaver pelts being a critical source brings to love the precious bodily fluid thought. it sounds crazy. but prom the late 18th-early 19th century, it obviously didn't seem insane. there were, at the time, plausible and good arguments for it. and the ways in which the subsidies went wrong would have been, at the time, hard to predict. would you go into more details in which the subsidies produced the opposite of the results they were intended to. >> guest: sure. you have these intentions and they are often good. i thought your point was interesting about uncle

and hillary clinton rips republicans saying they keep harping on benghazi for political gain.e on the house responds. >> plus, many college campuses it is liberals trying to impress conservative

. >> jimmy: well, "update" was probably her best. [ laughter ] but let's not harp on that.irls" was everywhere. i remember like, "we wear pink" and stuff like that. [ laughter ] that's what they say, right? >> yeah, exactly, yeah. >> jimmy: and everyone was taking photos of them wearing pink. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] it was a big story. >> you didn't wear pink on that wednesday. >> jimmy: i wear pink every wednesday. that's a rule. i tell tina. she tells me what to do. but i was doing a little research on you. and i know in the movie "mean girls" you're really into the weather. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right. >> she can tell the weather by feeling herself up. >> jimmy: yeah. that's a good way to put it. thank you. i try to go around it the other way. but in real life, you wanted to be a meteorologist. >> i did. i really did. i didn't realize you had to be smart. >> jimmy: oh, come on! so about the time "twister" came out with helen hunt, my idol. i would dress up in these like little khaki shorts and this wife beater and go outside and like, try to figure out w

hard-boiled which is one that's on the cover but twain and brad harp were fascinating in the sense that they created -- they are the words that are attributed to twain. things like peter out. rub steaks, blowout and emotional blowout bonanza etc. and twain said he got this new language from being on the mississippi but also the minds of nevada california where he got a huge amount of this slang. he said it was the most powerful slang he had ever seen came out of the gold rush and such. the more i looked at dickens i realize dickens had another word that he created. his world was a world of a lowlife. dickens had this ability to see see -- there's this slang of the slums of london and paris. ecn dickens said dickens was in the great creator of language but was one that picked up the language of the people and the places he had been. sandwich boards is one of his. he creates this word for people that walk around with a sign on the front and the back. he also does doormat as a metaphor for people who are walk ons. he was a doormat meaning he let people walk all over him. but dickens the gr

. >>> why do i keep harping on the idea of a renaissance. it's not to sell books but there is nothing wrong with self-promotion. this is television. but the move in this group is one of the most amazing reratings -- getting better -- that i have seen in 36 years on wall street. it's based not merely on the strength of oila sticky level above $100. even at the west texas price. it's on production growth. for the longest time these stocks, eog, pioneer, continental resources, many others i talk about each day, for the longest time terp boom-bust affairs. they were pegged to the comets to rise and fall with every tick in the price of crude. that's no longer the case. these companies have now taken control of their own destiny. sure, the rising price of oil is an important tail wind. do you know what's more important? the miraculous production growth provided by six key american substanti shale plays. eagle ford in texas. utica in ohio. marcellus in pennsylvania. they are proving far more bountiful than we imagined two years ago. some of that co

why do you keep harping on pioneer? do you know why? 700% gain!ng that a bankable track record. as for brian shefield, 35. he's a lot younger than his 61-year-old dad. he has a lot more experience. it would be really weird if it was the other way around. finally, you have to consider the stocks. specifically how they're valued. right now they are far from cheap. hey, that's almost workday like! pioneer is more expensive than parsley which has an enterprise multiple of 8.5 despite the much faster production growth. i think pioneer does deserve to be traded at a premium. parsley is cheaper and i bet it could trade up to $29. that's about 28% higher than where it is now. that's before it gets too expensive. the bottom line here of this unbelievable father-son duo. the difference between pioneer run by scott shefield and parsley run by his son brian are like the differences between any junior and senior growth stocks. if you want a consistent oil company with many years of consistent yoeds stock, a steady handled on the tiller, pxd is for you. if you

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this is, i would, assume something like a harp, and he's made it out of toilet paper and newspaper. this looks like some dental floss, a small stick, and probably for the coloring he used kool-aid to get the coloring for it. >> why do you guys have it? >> he's not allowed to have it. occasionally we go through and do cell searches and confiscate all items. he doesn't have a hobby card, and other inmates try to sneak it out and put it on ebay and sell it. so we go in and dispose of it. >> how does he react when you take this stuff? >> sometime he's passive. occasionally he gets pretty angry and threatens us. for the most part, he is usually pretty passive. he knows all he will do is make some more. >> there's one other remnant of manson's interest, hanging on the wall of the prison's investigative services office. >> this is when charles manson was out in the protective yard. the inmates that were out on the maximum security yard were able to defeat the security lock and got through there. manson was out in the yard playing the guitar, and they ended up breaking it. i don't know if t

makes this harp sound real good.that's why it's got that train sound. ♪ >>> it's the job of the igi to flush out gangs all over corcoran including the sny, where groups like the 2-5 have been disrupting the one area of the prison designed to be free of gang politics. >> even though they have sensitive needs, they're still predators, still thugs, still gangsters and they don't want to give that life up. what they do, they go out in these sensitive needs yard and seize opportunity. you know, he's going to prey on the weak. they call themselves the 2-5s. in spanish, a quarter is, their pcs they say in spanish. from there they took it on to 2-5. >> they're active on our facility and other snys throughout the state here. we've placed several of them in administrative segregation, and we're in the process now of validating some of these inmates as being members of the disruptive group. we've discovered various tattoos and symbols that are used by the 2-5. >> the validation process requires three separate pieces of evidence

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it's not something you can constantly be harping on. when it's appropriate, they see people doing things that don't line up with how we're supposed to be feeling about things, then people have to speak up. you have to keep your ear. it's like watching the temperature. somebody gets a temperature, something might be wrong. you have to deal with it quickly. >> and you spoke up this week. thank you very much. >> pleasure to talk to you. >>> now to the ukraine. another dramatic escalation overnight. some of the worst violence since the conflict began. new fears that putin will invade. muhammad lila is on the scene. in eastern yukraine with the latest. >> reporter: it's the most dramatic escalation of violence since the crisis began. overnight, tanks and troops moving in to a town held by pro-russian separatists. just hours earlier, this woman saying, i feel terrible. i'm in my own country. my own army is taking action against me. in the areas to the east, they have lost control. this after demonstrators set fire to a pro-russian separatist

but at the end of the day, we know that he needs to harp back to his base to try to change the narrativey on this memorial day, i think what he is doing to honor and pay respect to the troops in afghanistan -- >> be multidetermined. be doing a great thing with some really good political punch to t corey, it does hit me, the questions to the president when he has been overseas, well with you said you weren't going into syria, you weren't going into syria and now the ukraine is a mess. this is a nice pitcher to say remember how i ended the wars over here and we don't need to push into armed combat every time something is wrong? perhaps -- that kind of thing. >> let remember, the american people are war fatigued, quite frankly. they are not -- polls are showing they are not for an, aggressive interventionist type of foreign policy. what we will see at west point is him pivot, winding down the wars, i upheld my promise. we are now going to pivot and here's my vision for the next two years going forward for the next foreign policy and i think going to hear something a little more nuanced that

he just said we should stop harping on them.ed to change our tactics our messaging, but it's not about changing the policy is what really offense people. >> to that point, paul hones in on this. they are crazy to go too crazy on this issue. i noticed when you went down the street to had meeting, he didn't go in and say, brothers and sisters, we have to stop going after voter i.d. laws. >> my first thought is rand paul, african-american voters, what's wrong with this picture. it's like give me a break. i cut him no slack at all. this guy is not even sure that if i'm on the campaign trail with the rest of the press corps and we go to check into a hotel, he seems to believe it would be all right, but you can't. or the same thing in a restaurant. so give me a break. danielle's point is right. he didn't criticize the laws themselves and explain why they are so terrible. he just said we shouldn't go crazy on this issue. >> let me push back on that a little bit. it does strike me that he is at least from a visually trying to make end r

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. >>> we start with the harping that began about president obama's conduct of foreign policy.ar by now. the president is weak and has failed to project american strength abroad. it comes after a brutal weekend in ukraine where russia's meddling is bringing it one step closer to civil war. ukraine yan officials say four officers are dead and at least 30 more were wounded today as the military attempts to retake a key city in the east from armed russian protesters. >> at least 40 pro-russia airborne separatists were killed there on friday. most of them burned alive. special forces are being moved to the area, which is the first outside the east to see a

we just know they were dispatched to an address to ask the kid, are you thinking of harping yourself?we can do. the only question i have is did they ask to look around the apartment. he says in the manifesto if they had demanded it, they would have found it. question is did they ask and did he refuse. i'd be interested to know if the cops were pushy. >> in his manifesto, elliot this fixated on getting a girlfriend. he believed it was the reason he was so unhappy. he talks about his youtube video say, "i title ud wp of the videos i uploaded why do girls hate me so much?" he goes on to explain that, "i am the perfect, magnificent gentleman, worthy of having a beautiful girlfriend, making the world see how unreasonable it is that i have had to struggle all my life to get a girlfriend." but this wasn't just some kid who couldn't get a date. some reports show that he may have suffered from a condition that would have made it hard to interact socially with other people, casey. >> it's possible that now you're trying to diagnose a dead man so, i think we're kind of monday morning quarterback

i want to point out why this is so important, why we harp on this.n, sun protection, sun protection. one in five americans are affected by skin cancer throughout their lifetime. and every single hour, someone dies from are skin cancer. and we realize that over 90% of skin cancer cases are preventible, that leaves a lot of room for us to know, understand and act smart. >> you said preventible. what can we do to make sure that we're preventing skin cancer when we're out in the sun? >> first of all, it's the sun as well as tanning salons. so there's a lot of things. you can avoid it. you can block it, you can reflect it. the one of my keys is that when your shadow is shorter than you, that means the sun is usually right overhead and that's when the rays are the strongest and ultraviolet strongest. wean the hours of 10:00 and 4:00 p.m. if you can avoid activities outdoors during that time. if you can't do it, you want to wear barriers, some type of protection. you want to wear collecting that is tightly woven. the way you can determine that, put your han

. >>> we start with the harping that began about president obama's conduct of foreign policy. the complaints should be familiar by now. the president is weak and has failed to project american strength abroad. it comes after a brutal weekend in ukraine where russia's meddling is bringing it one step closer to civil war. ukraine yan officials say four officers are dead and at least 30 more were wounded today as the military attempts to retake a key city in the east from armed russian protesters. >> at least 40 pro-russia airborne separatists were killed there on friday. most of them burned alive. special forces are being moved to the area, which is the first outside the east to see a major uprising. the word is that the -- one of ukraine's largest cities could mark the disintegration of the entire state. it's that crisis as well as the ongoing ones in the middle east that are fueling a debate over whether president obama, the president who can take credit for the capture of osama bin laden and an increase in drone strikes in the war on terror and who will preside over the end o

. >> also the issue of julius is the bodyguard, we've seen julius harp on somebody within five seconds, almost like he doesn't know how to control her. he was scared to do something, like this happens all the time. how do we deal with the family drama, that type of thing. >> one thing that needs to be pointed out here, if a guy had pulled with solange pulled, and we had it on video, he would have been charged by now. >> there was the football player. >> ray rice in the casino. >> it looks very familiar. >> and looks like a double standard as well. >> it does. this time it's deep. had jay-z struck her back or done in this case but restrain her, we would have been all over this. the real question, is what is so different about this family? why are we so up in arms? >> because they have family crazy just like we do. >> but it's okay. they come off as the perfect family, but obviously they are not. >> i love it. thank you so much, always enjoy you. >> thank you. >> that's going to do it for this edition of "news nation." tamron is back tomorrow. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." if i can

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