harrell and mr.aylor and so many others are continuing to work in the corrections system, despite their violations and their crimes against people. about theou talk more three to 11 shift, the shift of correction officers that killed sam? >> the 3:00 to 11:00 shift we have found is the timeframe where the majority of these atrocities happen. and that is because the superintendent and the rest of the administrators leave the facility around 3:00 in the afternoon. isn the 3:00 to 11:00 shift free to do its dirty work against the population, and there is no retribution for their actions. so many of the atrocities that we learned about happen between 3:00 to 11:00 in the evening. i can assure you that probably tonight between 3:00 to 11:00, somebody, some place in the new york state system, whether they are in a men's facility or women's facility, will be beaten viciously like mr. harrell and mr. taylor were. had bipolarharrell disorder. can you talk about how people with mental illness are dealt with in

harlem today after marking the first anniversary of harrell's death. harrell was an african-american man who died after as many as 20 corrections officers kicked, punched and threw him down a , flight of stairs while he was incarcerated at the fishkill correctional facility in beacon, new york. at a vigil near the prison over -- his sister, cerissa, spoke out about why she and others are on hunger strike. to giveunger strike is up. we're willing to not eat to get -- you know, to give something in return. what we want in return is justice. it is been a year. nothing has happened. does it hurt? it hurts a lot. do i think about it? every day. do i forget about him? never. amy:'s supporters have demanded reforms including body cameras for corrections officers. they say all the corrections officers involved in harrell's death remain on active duty. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on a 100-city tour marking democracy now!'s 20th anniversary. today, we're broadcas

the group of officers who assaulted harrell are known as the "beat up squad."ivists gathered outside the prison thursday night where jeff golden spoke out. >> exactly year ago tonight, a gentle 30-year-old man who is doing time in a drug charge was brutally murdered by as many as 20 corrections officers, all of whom are still on active duty. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are on a 100-city tour marking democracy now!'s 20th anniversary. tonight we had to colorado college. right now we are broadcasting from denver, colorado. u.s. treasury secretary jack lew has announced new $20 bills will feature iconic abolitionist harriet tubman on the front, replacing former president and slave owner andrew jackson. >> harriet tubman is one of the great american stories. a woman born a slave, and literate her whole life. she brought many people out of slavery through the underground railroad by thomas again risking her life to save others. she did intelligence for our army duri

just a kwood idea, you don't have any money, and harrell uses the same resource. so when he is hungry, he draws pies. when he is draowning he draws a boat. >> you were a start up at one time. >> but you have more than $100 million in funding, but you are telling your staff, resources, right? forget the money, the staff, think about us with this one crayon. >> if you go to our office, there is a bunch of post it notes taped to walls saying "i am a conference room." i think there are small ways for entrepreneurs to do more with less. and i think harold is a good example of that. >> boundless creativity. he draws trees and -- >> i think the best example is that every entrepreneur setting up to climb a big mountain with his business. he draws a mountain, and forgets to draw the way down. he says i need to figure out what to do and he draws a hot air balloon. how will we solve the situation? at the root of it, that's what harold is all about, right? >> you're talking about very important tenance. we have them for every new employee, their on our coffee tables. >> we'll

. >> reporter: bernice harrell has been trapped at that gas station for over three hours because of theodwater. >> i've never seen anything like this out here. i just want >> reporter: houston has the largest school system in texas. officials there have decided to cancel classes for the day because the weather is expected to last all day. gayle? >> thank you, manuel. >>> the 7.8-magnitude quake in ecuador killed at least 272 people on saturday night. more than 2,500 others are hurt, many others still missing. >> the destruction stretches hundreds of miles from the epicenter along ecuador's coast. we have more from guayaquil, the site of one dramatic rescue effort. david, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the power of that 7.8 earthquake was enough to bring down this bridge in guayaquil. it is 300 miles from the epicenter of the quake. this here is the windshield of one man's vehicle on the ground left behind after rescuers tried to save the man. his car was crushedn bridge fell on top of it. his wife was in the car with him. she survived. the man died instantly. the bridge collap

. >> reporter: bernice harrell has been trapped at this gas station for over three hours because of theloodwaters. >> i've never seen anything like this out here. i just want to get home. >> reporter: the houston school system is the largest in texas. officials there have decided to cancel classes for the day as heavy rains remain in the forecast. >> manuel, thanks a lot. >>> frantic searchers are looking for survivors of ecuador's most powerful earthquake in decades. the 7.8 magnitude quake on saturday night killed at least 350 people. more than 2500 others are hurt. many others are still missing at this hour. >> the destruction stretches from the epicenter along ecuador's coast. david begnaud is at guayaquil. >> reporter: where we are now is the largest city in ecuador. it's 300 miles from the epicenter of that quake. that quake was powerful enough to bring down this bridge. and when it happened, a man was killed. he was driving and the bridge fell on his vehicle crushing him. that's his windshield on the ground from when rescuers pulled it off his car. you can see what happened to th

>> okay.ka that doesn't look like woody woo harrell son.moving. >> did we get any for wisdom. >> you look like a thinner clinton poris but you remind men angry bird.angry he's just kidding.kding >> someone said i look like l foxie brown. i'll take it.i'll tak i definitely will take that. t >> we've come come to theto t conclusion you two really arey a originals. >> thank you.>> t >> broke the mold. >> chef i love the avocado witht the crabcake.ra i never tried that before it's a out the wine it's time for us ts enjoy the rest of the day. we hope you do the same. >> bottoms up. >> have a great one, everyone. kids: he came here from rocky mount, north carolina. married 27 years. raised 6 kids. including 5 boys. he had grandpa move in with us. glenn: we loved having him as part of the family. it's what you do. kids: in congress, dad will protect president obama's legacy. he'll fight for jobs and protect social security and medicare. glenn ivey will never quit on you; and we should know, we're his kids. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this