"harlem hell fighters," written bthe author of "world war z," max brooks. i look forward to seeing this when it comes out on the big screen. max, congratulations. good to see you, my friend. coming up, singer marcia ambroshus and she will perform. stay with us. >> she earned five of her seven nominations as a duo but it is as a solo artist she is garnering best reviews in her career. her latest cd out just now is titled "friends and lovers." and it is intentionally personal in this lyrical content. i guess that follows the path she forthed with her first cd, late nights and early mornings. i'm honored to have her on this program. i'm especially pleased she will close the show by performing a cut from the new cd titled "run." marcia, glad to you have back. >> thank you for having me again. >> it is intensely personal. >> it is. >> a continuation of what you have to led us to expect on the last project. >> yeah. >> why are you so personal in your writing? >> for me, i have to be. you know, it's the real moment. the music of late. this is why my parents will i

who the hell does she think she is? >> who the hell do you think you are?> i'm the customer, you stupid [ bleep ]. >> he threatens her job. >> right now, she's lost her job. >> until the police show up to calm him down. >> i don't have to calm down! i'm the customer! >> it's an average afternoon in the kensington area of brooklyn, new york. this bustling neighborhood is home to thousands of families, but only one post office. jefferson pang grew up nearby, and in 2006, he captured footage here of the now-famous kensington post office tirade. >> that day in particular, the line was actually out the door. and the gentleman in the back of the line just saw how long the line was and just wasn't going to take it. >> yeah, same to you, honey. same to you. get the manager over here. >> so the postal clerk wasn't very nice, and she had spoken back to him, and he just lost it. >> who the hell do you think you are? >> who the hell do you think you are?! >> i'm the customer. that's who the hell i am! >> and? >> you know and. so? we'll see when your job comes up for re

>> hell no. >> jon: i got an idea. i got an idea. how about not making it harder for people to get food stamps. >> hell no. >> jon: okay. do you do anything but complain bitterly anymore? >> hell no. [laughter] >> jon: if you're a doodie head, say "hell no." >> hell no. >> jon: but seriously, they must have... the republicans must have good reasons for blocking every domestic bill that comes across their desks. >> we cannot afford it. we just don't have the money. >> america's going broke. -government is broke. >> you can't keep spending more money than you have. >> jon: we're spending money willy-nilly. did you know we're saving up to get a more patriotic statue of liberty. ba-bam! that's what i'm talking about. you know, there are all kinds of reasons why republicans believe domestic spending is folly. >> big government doesn't work. >> massive government spending, particularly debt spending, is not the solution. >> last thing we want do is add to the debt and deficit. >> the negative consequen

again and hell walked up and said, who are you? do you remember the night of the invasion that you came up to the tower and chewed out this guy? i'm him. he said, can you still use a radio? yeah. he made his last flight shortly after that. >> [indiscernible] he went up twice in the glider. he was only taken up twice and there is a fan up front. they explained that night behind that it was his third glider landing under these conditions. it was a pretty tough guy. [applause] >> what do you remember most about this operation in burma? >> we were supposed to march the it took place when they found out i it had been covered. jet had gottene wise to what was going on. they were debating whether to change from broadway. [indiscernible] they decided to go on into broadway. we may>n't be a have some questions for these guys. we have microphones at the end of the aisle. don't be shy. get appear and ask some questions. is one. >> he talked about broadway. is that a clearing, a runway that had been there before? >> it was just a clearing in t

i think i can say this, he called that hat his go to hell hat. can i say that? okay. i'm not any good with this stuff because i just skipped one that i wanted to show you. i can do it. i know i can. and some of you baseball fans may remember a guy named john lewis, the all-star third basement for the washington senators, and he was a commando pilot. by the way i think it was in 1947 world series, had a guy named dimaggio, another guy named williams, and john kelly's buddy lewis in the outfield for the all-star game. he was pretty good. i'm not going to talk about it again. i'm going to skip this, soree. and charlie. all right. okay. so this operation involved quite a variety of pilots. service pilot, liaison pilots, glider pilots, it's an interesting organization. they flew a variety of planes, including 100 stinson l-5. they had 12 b-25 h medium mitchell bombers, little bit different. they had a 75 millimeter canon in the nose of those. some of the people who were in the airplane when it fired said it sure felt like it stopped midair, even if it didn't they had 30 p-

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he says, "what the hell is going on there?" i apologized for no one being there but that i can help them get in. he asked me to turn the lights on. i said yes. he asked if i could show him how to get in. there were only two directions .hat i knew of the told him to traffic to left and land to the west and give me a call when he was down. he told me to stay right there until he got there. and i stayed. [laughter] he came roaring up the ladder, and he said, "who the hell are you?" he asked if i was a tower operator, and i said, "no, sir. co. he said, "you are now. stay here until somebody relieves you." and iinto bill again, looked up, and he said, "who are you?" i asked him if he remembered the night of the invasion when he came up to the tower and chewed out this guy, that i was him. he asked if i could still use the radio. but bill made his last flight shortly after that. >> got any stories? >> [inaudible] i had his picture in the living room at home. '7", and he was 5 up at my shoulder, so he was a tough guy. he went up twice

the reality of what's going on and let's take a look at the the amazing clip of use of mashing the hell out of this kitchen what drove you to create this piece of work. well it was it's an abandoned building that was getting ripped down to make way for these condos and a friend had kind of gotten access to the building not necessarily legally and so a lot of us just came in and we were all going to work out and i decided to just take over the kitchen because of all places. what speaks to a family more in like where is that more of a communal space in the kitchen that's where you make memories you cook together he's talking you know you fight you argue you know you your family in that room specifically so i felt the need to kind of destroy those memories and to recreate a kitchen and then to to take it apart all in the name of progress just it just felt the way needed to go all in the name of progress it always is. and i love the work is so varied covers so much ground and take a look at copper green an outline of a famous image of the author great person or with a department of homeland

the lines and trying to see past what you know may at first glance be something simple and how the hell do you seriously about the mo as an artist i like them they're incredible start from the inside and work out that's how it goes yeah also drop your website real quick. and i see dot com g i o f n y c dot com thank you so much street artist really really love your work. appreciate it thanks so much coming out of your exclusive performance by hip hop artist savior francis stay tuned. this is about making the business survive. corporations don't love your parishioners told corporations have no feeling. corporations don't care about you or me corporations or weaker book profit. people come to untouched for sins and leave massively for the sake come on. we're not going to quit we will not stop until it is done what is more precious music more more. serious serious topics school lisa tried to. say people are going to. want to give much more to the story changing every minute. sometimes me oh i laugh oh well. i have my own life but hey. let's think six any. excuses as to its limits. sometime

>> he has no idea whose car it is or why it's there. >> get the hell out of here. th!yes are watering. >> that's so emotional. you see how much it means to him because he gave it up to make someone happy, and they are making him feel just as loved as he once made them feel. >> right. she's so dprgrateful for him an all he did. >> get out. >> i don't believe it. >> oh, my god. >> get in it. >> i love the fact it's the kids giving the dad the keys. >> yeah. >> it looks exactly the same from the picture. >> only thing different is the hair now. >> right. who cares about the hair because now his hair won't get messed up. >> what a beautiful story, i love this. >>> that's all for us here at >>> announcer: live from new york city, wendy williams. today, wendy's panel debates the least hottest topics, including reports lea michele is dating a former male escort. >>> wendy's got the details. and all the latest, juicy, "hot topics." now, here's wendy. [ cheers and applause ]

and yes, that is a whole hell of a lot of meat.] because these gentlemen are tired and hungry. welcome, gentlemen. >> right on, quapaws. come on. corn on the cob here. greens. >> i'll be cookie. have a little more of this. oh, looking good. i don't want to say i'm good, but i'm good. all right. pork, sir? who's missed a steak here? >> yes, sir. >> need that? who needs steak? i feel all crocodile dundee. beautiful. so all that paddling, how bad am i going to hurt tomorrow? oh, i don't like the sound of that! that hesitation, not a good sign. those tenderloins are nice. good stuff. man, we have mastered the wild today. ♪ >> the mississippi delta is a big sponge that stretches between the yazoo and the mississippi. it's what's called an alluvial flood plain of about 7,000 square miles, or almost 4.5 million acres. this area used to look very different. massive wild old wood forests and swamps. after the passage of the cheerful-sounding native removal act of 1830, the delta became open for settlement by any white people crazy enough, h

. >> basically pure hell. it's hell up in here. it's hectic. >> it's nothing here.roses growing up out of here. >> bottom line, it's punishment. there's nothing rehabilitative about this. >> you lose your freedom, man, you lose everything. >> it's not the place to be. it's not cool. >> corcoran state prison covers a 900-acre site and houses more than 5,000 inmates. over a quarter of the inmates are in for 25 years to life for violent and gang-related crimes and more than 200 inmates face life without parole. murderer charles manson and robert kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, are among the most notorious inmates. in 1996, allegations against staff brought the prison to its knees. officers were accused of arranging gladiator-style fights between rival inmates that often had to be stopped with lethal force. >> officers betting on these fights, who's going to win, who's going to be stabbed, who's going to kill who, who's going to beat who bad. >> all of the indicted officers were subsequently acquitted. george galaza was warden at the time and had to tackle the daunti

>> my philosophy is itill be a hell of a ride or a ride to hell. >> you had the ght to hell in indianapolis. >> my mom taught me that. you have to be all in. you have to have courage. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks. rob mcgovern.t stay tuned for our roundndtable. fit, theusiness spotlight shes oto virginia women with tasty recipes for entrreneurial passion. we will tell you how they found success next. >> welcome back. ouour small business spotlight focuses ono virginia women who kept t their day jobs while launching a new business that combines cooking savvy with marketing know-how. the results, savory toppings for meats and cheeses at are selling fast. going g into business with a friend can be tricky. they say their recipe fofor success includ drawing the line, while letting her talent shine. >> they have been friends since high school and have the same passion. they even have the same name. but beth and bethany have very different goals that. >> going into businesess with yr friend cane tricky. we established strict lanes. from the front, it looksike everything is run by one bra

it's a hell of a pinpoint operation it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. but still we see casey was caught in an embarrassing open mike situation seeming to show a bit more anger than he wanted in one t.v. interview after the break we discussed the gaffe with an expert. on the me because. i saw you spread all over. food you have in the whole. process drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore restriction. really knows what side. i marinate joining me. for india impartial and financial commentary for news and much much. only on from past and on. the israeli offensive in gaza has taken the lives of five. hundred palestinians in the space of two weeks with sunday becoming the bloodiest day so far the start of the operation sword daily death toll of around two dozen but the numbers have since been snowballing with one hundred palestinians killed on sunday alone what began with airstrikes against suspected to mass rocket sites developed into a full blown israeli ground offensive on thursday night israel has also lost eighteen of its soldiers of the at. the to

>> he has no idea whose car it is or why it's there. >> get the hell out of here. th!. >> that's so emotional. you see how much it means to him because he gave it up to make someone happy, and they are making him feel just as loved as he once made them feel. >> right. she's so dprgrateful for him an all he did. >> get out. >> i don't believe it. >> oh, my god. >> get in it. >> i love the fact it's the kids giving the dad the keys. >> yeah. >> it looks exactly the same from the picture. >> only thing different is the hair now. >> right. who cares about the hair because now his hair won't get messed up. >> what a beautiful story, i love this. >>> that's all for us here at "rtm," and thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. >> defy your age! dr. oz: they can do it. so can you. >> see questions to the fountain of youth. dr. oz: the best way to fight off winkles. >> natural remedy to roll back the hands of time. dr. oz: you need a lot of protein in your diet to get hair like this. >> you're looking good already. >> look and feel years younger with tricks like this

." >> prison might be hell. but for some, it is especially so. >> i wouldn't last five minutes on a main line. >> why? >> well, they don't like cops. >> for the first time offender. >> they ask me who i run with? i run with teachers and librarians usually. i haven't found many of them yet. >> it can be worse for the sex offender. >> i was burned with hot water out of a hot pot with baby oil and hair grease. that's a permanent scar forever. >> most of the prisons we profile on "lockup" are maximum security prisons. i mean, these are hardcore places with gang members, rapists, murderers. every once in a while we come across a fish out of water story, the guy next door, the neighbor. where you ask the question, how did this guy end up here? >> this is california state prison, corcoran. a maximum security prison that has housed some of the nation's most infamous criminals including charles manson and the founder of the mexican mafia. despite its reputation, violence doesn't come naturally to everyone at corcoran. >>

two, hell, no. why can't i go back to 11?aughter ] [ bleep ]. >> with limited housing options, chair's provided a dilemma. he could not be in general population due to his behavior and when more pressing needs came down for the stripped cell he was in, the only option left was to move him back to the original segregation cell, the place he wanted to be. >> they put me back in the same cell. >> so the squeaky wheel really does get the oil. >> yeah. >> is that what your intent was? >> yeah. if i would have been okay, i would have been in medical and sitting in the same cell, waiting. >> chairs would i not be a problem for staff much longer. two days later, he was transferred to state prison to serve his sentence. >> coming up -- >> they hate me because of my tattoos because these poke [ bleep ] police, knocking, knocking, knocking, an intoxicated satanist. >> i want a life like everybody else. fourth of july is coming, and that means this, this, and definitely this. so if you're looking to buy a car, don't wait because the savi

the reality of what's going on and let's take a look at the the amazing clip of use of ash in the hell out of this kitchen what drove you to create this food so work. well it was a it's an abandoned building that was getting ripped down to make way for these condos and a friend had kind of gotten access to the building not necessarily legally and so a lot of us just came in and we were all going to work out and i decided to just take over the kitchen because of all places. what speaks to a family more in like where is that more of a communal space in the kitchen that's where you make memories you cook together you're talking you know you fight you argue you know new family in that room specifically so i felt the need to kind of destroy those memories and to recreate a kitchen and then to to take it apart all in the name of progress just it just felt the way i needed to go all in the name of progress it always is. and i love the work is so varied covers so much ground and take a look at copper green and one of the famous image of the opera group prisoner with the department of homeland

>> no, i got the hell out of there.esn't sound that terrible, i have to say. >> no, there was a party, teepe 00 ees, all of a sudden i saw these giant mushrooms, they had these windows and the dog on the stick and putting the dog across the mushroom -- >> jimmy: wait a minute, are you sure you were not hallucinating? you said there were giant mushrooms and people had dogs on the stick? >> i swear to god. >> jimmy: is there any physical evidence of it? >> no, no, they were all mad, completely mad. honestly, the chef said to me we have a special dessert, a chocolate chip cookie. i said it tastes a little bit bitter, i said what is that? he said it is the hash. >> jimmy: i don't think it is legal to give it to people without informing them. >> they were stoners, in the bedroom, it wasn't good for me. >> jimmy: i think we have something good for stoners right now at home. and you will teach us how to make perfect scrambled eggs, right? >> fingers crossed. >> jimmy: fingers crossed. chef gordon ramsay is here, i asked mike t

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. >> it's a hell of a pinpoint operation, it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. >> reporter: what the. top diplomate has been saying about israel when he thought the microphones were off, plus we will hear more about a man accused of firing rockets from israel to lebanon. ♪ >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. r ♪ r welcome back, you are watching al jazeera live from doha, reminder of the top stories, israeli army can't confirm or deny whether one of its soldiers has been captured by hamas, the palestinian group says it ease sooed a soldier in fighting in gaza city and united nations security council had an emergency session on fighting and demanded an immediate cease fire and 509 palestinians have been killed since the offensive began and 24 israelis have now died. and ukrainian prime minister says he has no doubt that

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(applause) >> if you don't turn the temperature up in this room, hell will freeze over. [laughter] >> thanks for coming and testifying to the public and also to our officials in san francisco. you know, an issue there to me, i lost both my parents and my aunt who i grew up with in my household. i saw what the transitions did to them in terms of having to move from one place to another, in particular, my aunt who passed away in the last -- moving two years where i saw her having to move from a nursing home in san francisco to eventually move over to san mateo county. she was always confused and it was -- that was part of a piece of why she probably left us a little sooner than she had, had she could have stayed in san francisco. i think supervisor campos, in terms of some of the suggestions and how we would stave off this attempt to evict the seniors are good suggestions and we will look into the legality of what we can do as a city, and i think we'll be right there supporting those efforts. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. (applause) >> well, we want to move

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and so, what the hell is going on? >> and the bottom line is, it government will use the money and so the money is going spit around here but we don't know, and that is my job, my name is ace, and i am going to be on this case. >> thank you mr. washington. >> next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, commissioners. and actually, i was and i happen to be here at the city hall to pay my taxes. and i just thought about something and since i am here, and i am coming to tell you, because there is something that i want to share with you. because it was appropriate. and i, in my years, 30 or 40 years in business and government and the city, now, icon included that as when i shared that viewpoint, that it can be obtained by everybody immigrants, all, and everybody, except the african americans and the native indians of america, only. and now, i have a discussion about this with the... and we argued and we did not think that was okay. (inaudible). >> are there any other members of the public that would like to make the comment a

watch this. >> it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. >> right. escalating significantly just underscores the meaning for cease-fire. >> we've got to get over there. thank you, john. i think, john, we ought to go tonight. i think it's crazy to be sitting around. >> here with reaction israel's ambassador to the united states. how about i give you my interpretation and tell me where you're wrong. sounds like he's angry, he's impatient. he feels that this has gone beyond what he thinks is appropriate. and he's going over there to give you guys a lecture in israel. that's how i interpreted that. and i think it's the wrong way to act and wrong thing to say. your reaction. >> i don't think that's the case. i'm sure secretary kerry supports israel's right to defend itself. i've heard him say that. he's said that to me personally and he's said that on air in countless interviews he had yesterday. people understand. they ask themselves, what would america do if you had 2,000 rockets fired at america by a terror organization from contiguous territory and 20

life in gaza is hell under this.must be stopped. >> police officers had to block off crowds who tried to attack the protesters and in totals, 13 people were arrested in demonstrations all across the city. but it didn't stop there. protests for and against theisitsi offensive were held other places around the world. for example, in sydney australia, protesters were seen waving palestinian flags and saying in our thousands, in our millions, we are all palestinians. the protest came after four palestinian children were killed in an airstrike on a beach in gaza just last week. right here in the united states, in indianapolis, people gathered to protest the white house's support of israel and its military campaign. activists carrying signs with messages like "honk for peace" and "long live palestine" protesters say they plan to demonstrate every single weekend until the violence ends. >> to the latest on malaysian airlines flight mh-15 shot down over eastern ukraine. the united nations it considering a draft resolution to

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. >> it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. we have got to get over there. >> yep, yep. >> thank you john. i think john, we ought to go tonight. i think it's crazy to be sitting around. >> reporter: asked about that he again backed israel. >> war is tough. >> reporter: israeli priement benjamin netanyahu also appeared on -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu also appeared on tv. he says hamas want a high death toll so the u.s. media will ask tough questions. but when asked if he would give any concessions, his answer, no. >> this will deal a devastating blow to the palestinian authority, to abbas, where this criminal action is rewarded. >> reporter: netanyahu has rebuked previous calls from the u.s. to ease the siege on gaza. privately, they may not like what they're seeing, but publicly, they are not making demands on israel to make it stop. patty culhane, al jazeera. >> the past 24 hours has been the deadliest since israel began its operations in gaza. you can still hear the sounds in the distance. at least 60 palestinians wer

. >> it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. it's a hell of a pinpoint operation. we've got to go there. we've got to go tonight. i think it's crazy to be sitting around. >> secretary of state john kerry said sunday he was expressing in privately what he said in public all along. >> we support israel's right to defend itself against rockets that are, you know, continuing to come in. >> as he stated in that unguarded moment, secretary kerry is heading to the region as the civilian death toll rises. israel soldiers who lost 18 men over the weekend continued a ground offensive inside and under gaza in tunnelles said to be used by hamas. >> it is important for hamas to now step up and be reasonable and understand that you accept the ceasefire, you save lives. >> when he lands in cairo this morning, kerry will attempt to restore a 2012 ceasefire now rejected by hamas. that is further complicated as benjamin netanyahu pledged sounds continue the campaign in gaza. >> i think we have to bring back, restore back reasonable sustained quiet and security and we'll take whateve

so many if you like to say you are mad as hell, but you are not man enough to change it. people are taking actions through their elections, taking a stand against policies that fail again and again. yet at home to put the same people in office and somehow expect different results. 142 incumbents, only one guy lost and he was in office at city park. >> you want to know why we are so incomplete in the u.s. i know you are not a fan of the president, but you can't tonight how much energized people in 2008. on both sides of the aisle -- charles: what about 2012? >> on the democratic side or the republican side -- >> they energize them on false hope. they believe it is another politician. >> they think they're coming in and picking up the slack as a home run, it is crazy. >> it is an attack on both houses, everybody is sitting at home watching these guys saying they are all trying to get votes back. >> the obama lent ills are not voting the time around. >> why should they do anything? never really had to fail at anything and pick up the pieces themselves. we do the same thing i