herman.ck herman was arrested for a number of charges by the phoenix police department. >> the 35-year-old receives a card that lists his charges and then his clothes are taken away. >> the phoenix police department took them into evidence and issued him what we call a bunny suit. it's a white paper jump suit. and booked him in that apparel. >> herman keeps to himself but a few inmates show interest in him, asking to see the card that lists his changes. >> rick herman doesn't know any of the men who interrogate him. they are adrian rivera, jeremy quint, and jason morris. >> there's nothing that would indicate that any of the individuals knew each other, had any history with each other, had ever seen each other before this particular date. >> with thousands of inmates to monitor, it can be at least five or ten minutes before guards pass this tank again. and though there is a camera inside the cell, the video is not watched in realtime. after the guards leave, a few of the inmates move to the w

don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both toughrinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they understood that she was coming in, she meant business. >> attitudes in this pod cease from this moment going forward unless you want to be on 72-hour lock, that means nothing coming or going. canteen, visitation, phone calls will be shut down. you give me deputy a hard time? we going to run it military-style strict. >> after serving four years in the army, sergeant herman had a career as a media marketing executive. shortly after 9/11, she came to work for the hillsborough county sheriff's office in a quest to find more meaning in her life. >> know this. know it really good, okay? i do not play. >> she says she has found it working with inmates. >> if you co

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let's not forget herman cain allen west. >> rick perry, you make a lot of sense now!rson, no chance? >> no chance. >> ted cruz does he just get out now? >> he's canadian. you can't let a canadian -- that's like letting your little brother drive. oh, no, he's not ready. he's going to crash. >> okay. i don't think even the republicans think ted cruz is great. >> a lot of republicans like him. >> think he's great? >> i think they like him. >> republicans think he's great? >> a lot of republicans like him. >> let's poll the audience. >> here's what i want to know. the republicans keep talking about "take the country back." what does that mean? >> take it back from the feminists? >> the feminists took the country? >> i think they think so. santorum wants to go back to where there's prayer in school and polio -- >> polio? polio? that's fantastic. >> he wants women to not be able to vote again. those were the good old days to him. >> should we go back to the days of polio? those are good days. >> i'm a message guy. i think i can sell that to new hampshire. >> oh man. all rig

pee-wee herman talking about mirrors. [ as pee wee ] i can see you, but can you see me?your mouth as i was doing the pee-wee herman [ both as pee wee ] >> can you see me? i can see you. [ laughter ] >> ah! >> jimmy: ah! all right. very good. >> you got it. you got it. >> jimmy: two pee-wee's. that's a movie right there. >> the two pee-wee's >> jimmy: we have time to do one more. seth, let's see what you've got. >> all right. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: ray romano at the movies. ray romano at the movies. >> ray romano. work up enough phlegm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is phlegmmy. yeah. [ as ray ] >> so my favorite movie is "star wars." i do a pretty passable yoda impression. there is no try. only do. that's my yoda impression. i nailed it right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ray romano doing an impression. that was an impression of an impression. >> it's a play within a play. >> jimmy: that's all the time we have for "wheel of impressions." give it up for seth macfarlane. [ cheers and applause ] "ted 2" is in theaters everywhere friday. we'll be right back with amber

woodfox did and herman wallace did and mr. king did, he has remained in 23 hours day lock down.re's no justification whatsoever. the reason is because no warden in the system wanted to be the one who released, who many correction officers feel were the killer separate miller act in the general population. -- killers of officer miller back in the general population. and because federal judge had to threaten the warden if you did not release henry wallace, he would be held responsible. you served solitary confinement for 29 years, robert king. this is 42 years. you all try to form a chapter of the black have the party, which is the reason you felt -- like panther party, which is the reason he felt they were charged with the prison guards murder. can you wrap up by saying your thoughts on him in solitary confinement, albert woodfox? >> it is unjustified. albert woodfox, 43 years and counting in solitary confinement. he is still in solitary confinement. there is no been a logical justification -- no justification for keeping him there. i did only 29 years in solitary confinement. am

mark: more detail, that's what john herman was telling us.e want more information, they want more guidance about what the fed is going to do. since we've heard earlier at the top of the hour, defend -- the on rates.nding it be september worked over -- will it be september or october? scarlet: there is janet yellen walking up to the lectern. let's go to washington, d.c. lisa: good afternoon -- good afternoon. today, the committee reaffirms the current zero target range for the federal funds rate. since the committee last met in april, the pace of job gains has picked up and labor market conditions have improved somewhat further. inflation has continued to run ur longer run objective but some of the downward pressure on inflation resulting from earlier sharp declines in energy prices is abating. the committee continues to judge that the first increase in the will befunds rate appropriate when it has seen further improvement in the labor and is reasonably confident that inflation will move back to its 2% objective over the medium-term. at our me

a girl friend tries to prank herman her man by saying i'm pregnant. what happens when it all backfires? >> big time. >> that's captain dave. he said every few years he's never seen something so incredible. >> i just saw a mother and two gray whales. something i've never seen before. it's amazing. they don't know if it's twins. it could be or the whale could have adopted the other one. >> for them to have two is an amazing thing. >> how remarkable. can you imagine if they are, in fact twins? that would be so cool. either way it's really tweet. >> well it's documented dolphins will adopt another dolphin or species and raise it but it hasn't been documented a gray whale has done it. think about this. feeding one calf a gray whale loses 30 prs of its body weight. that times two plus traveling 6,000 miles toward the arctic. >> she gets the whale momma of the year award for this. >> we're on the river in cavalry. you can see right there, one was trapped right there behind the rock as the water is rushing by. rescuers repelled down as you can see and gave he

when herman came along, that wasn't the case.ired all of us to become who we are today. i could not be a member of congress now had he not shown the way that people like us could in fact be a member of congress. and part of most of the district i represent used to be in his district. so this was a great loss to us. by naming a post office we can at least always have his name vivid and respect vivid for this person that came from puerto rico who lost both his parents before the age of 5, who came to new york with not speaking english hardly at all and yet who excelled in school and became this figure that was nationally known. so, herman, we thank you for who you were. we thank you for your leadership. but most of all, we thank you for putting our community on the political map. and with that i yield back the rest of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: i'd like to make delegate plaskett i have no further speakers and i am prepared to close. the sp

nicky and michelle herman take a drive with their family to jackson lake in the san gabriel mountainsoon. >> we were really surprised at how many people were there spending christmas day, probably close to 500. then we noticed the lake was frozen and the people sledding down on to the hill out on to the ice. >> michelle has a brand new videocamera. she tries to focus on the hillside across the lake. >> we had seen a lot of people going down from the hill on to the frozen lake. adults with kids. they would actually stop before they were getting close to the water. >> it appears that the lake ice near the base of the hill is frozen solid enough to stand on. >> then a guy goes down the hill and when he doesn't get close to the water, he pushes himself out closer. >> the man scoots further out on to the lake. >> look at that big crack. is that a big crack next to him right here? >> yeah. >> michelle refocuses her camera and zooms in. there's a large crack forming across the ice just behind the man's sled. >> i could look right down and see the ripples come out from under the ice because t

herman wallace was released in 2013 after 41 years in solitary but died only a few days later.bert king was released in 2001 after 29 years in solitary. today mr. king continues to campaign against abuses and the criminal justice system saying quote, i may be free from angola, but angola will never be free of me. he's also the author of the autobiography "from the bottom of the heap" and he joins me now from texas. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> let me get first to your reaction of the judge's decision in that mr. woodfox will remain behind bars at least possibly through august. >> thank you, tamron. the fact that the judge ruled that mr. woodfox has to remain behind bars it was a disappointment especially to avid supporters. after 43 years and counting and after being overturned three times that he would be released on that date but apparently he wasn't because of some other procedure that the prosecutor or attorney general released to get done, need the court to look at to do. i don't know. >> as i mentioned, you and mr. woodfox have received tremendous s

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herman wallace died on october 1, 2013 just three days after he was released from prison. on monday, federal judge james brady not only called for woodfox's release, but also barried a retrial, citing -- woodfox's two previous cases were overturned. new york city mayor bill de blasio says a young man who committed suicide after he was imprisoned for three years at rikers island jail without charge did not die in vain. kalief browder was just 16 years old when he was jailed at rikers without trial on suspicion of stealing a backpack. he maintained his innocence and was only offered plea deals while the trial was repeatedly delayed. the case was finally dismissed. on saturday, kalief took his own life at the age of 22. speaking at a news conference de blasio mourned browder's death. >> there's just no reason he should have gone through that ordeal. and it is a tragedy and it has cut so many of us. it will be to change. i wish we had not lost him. this is a tragic loss, but once his story became public, a caused a lot of people to act. and a lot of the changes we're making at

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albert wood fox along with herman wallace and robert king can became members of the plan panther party while in prison. a fact that he has long believed kept him in solitary for so long. >> king was released in 2001, after his con can vices in the debt of a fellow inmate in 1973 was reversed. king spent 29 years in solitary and is now a public speaker. john henry smith, al jazeera. well, president obama is once again defending his healthcare law ahead of a supreme court decision that could wipe out insurance for millions. >> natasha horns graduated cum laude day three years ago with a paralegal associates degree from an everest college in california. >> we are everest. >> part of the for profit education giant. >> today the went six-year-old is back in her native missouri. working part time at a grocery store for minimum wage. honest work, but not the career everest promised her. >> they told us that we would have a job in the field that we studied within no more than six months. but horns couldn't get a foot in the door. she had nothing to show. >> $28,012. >> except $28,000 in federa

ray long with herman wallace and robert king became members of the black panther party while in prison. a fact he has belong believed kept him in solitary for so long. wallace died days after a judge freed him. king was released in 2001, after his conviction in the death of a fellow inmate in 1973 was reversed. king spent 29 years in solitary, and is now a public speaker. >> stuarts torture the judge today will decide when to release wood fox or whether to keep him in jail, pending that appeal. >> thank you, john. president obama once again is defending his healthcare law ahead of a decision that could wipe out insurance for millions. the president spoke at the catholic hospital association today, he says it has dramatically improved the lives of many who previously could not pay for healthcare. the supreme court is set to decide whether subsidies can be given to people sign up through state exchanges. if it does take away the federal subsidies they can fix the law with the one sen tern projigs. he will be arraigned on charges that he broke federal laws and lied to the fbi about it. bu

remember him -- herman cain? i mean, really, we had a lot of crazies that kind of bubbled up, went down, bubbled up, went down. wait for for a minute. >> you're not gonna have 10 people. i think the bar is lower because of the changes in campaign-finance laws. all you need is one super pac, one backer, to have a candidate that becomes a national candidate. that's probably more important than barack obama. >> and chris christie, quickly -- does he have a chance? his polls are the lowest they've ever been. huge popularity after superstorm sandy. that dropped precipitously after bridgegate and some budget wrangling. is his time past for this national office? >> if ed is right that william howard taft could never be elected president today chris christie cannot be elected president. >> christie's a lot like bobby jindal in that they're both trending downward in their popularity in their home states, and that's going to make it very difficult. and this is a crowded field, which is why ajay and i are staying out of it.

avery freeman, richard herman always great to see you guys. although do i -- are you guys going to stick around a little bit? do i get to talk to you more? >> yes. >> love to. >> we're going to try and make it happen. >> we're going to continue on this story, this breaking news out of dallas. if you're just now joining us we have just learned that the suspect wanted in an overnight attack on the dallas police headquarters is now dead. and right now, bomb squad agents continue to inspect the suspect's van. it just might be rigged with pipe bombs. that was at least what the suspect had threatened and the bomb squad has been using a robot to prepare it for any kind of safe detonation. we're not even sure if that's what we saw when we saw that little plume of smoke moments ago. but again, we are told -- confirmation from dallas police that the suspect is dead. these are new pictures from inside the police headquarters now, where all of this started at 1:30 eastern time. there are shattered windows, glass is everywhere in the police headquarters, a

writing in 1987, and herman schwartz noted "one would never have expected this in 1960 9 when richard nixon nominated warren burger to be chief justice." my argument is that richard nixon did not fail. rather, his approach to the supreme court has been misjudged. i argue two principles dominated richard nixon's thinking about policy. first, electoral success was more important than advancing an ideological, consistent brand of judicial conservatism. more specifically, his policy towards the judiciary was geared left towards constructing a supreme court and more towards tempering liberalism with the hopes of dismantling the new deal democratic coalition and creating a republican majority. second, president nixon's definition of conservatism was targeted -- definition of conservatism was targeted. with regard to doctrine, it was designed to address two of the most concerns of the day -- law and order and school desegregation. it was not designed to unleash a complete conservative counterrevolution against the war in court. this leads to moment two. october 21, 1971. excuse me. when pres

i always want, yes my wife to pick out the casual clothes because then she knows how herman casually dressed. >> that is true. >> she don't care how i dress for work. she will say you will wear these dorky shoes then buy me shoes, you know my size. >> two high school students left out of their senior trip because of their wheelchairs why school officials are defending their decision to not let them go. >>> new born baby born in a waffle house story behind this special delivery straight ahead. >>> serious questions about the aging infrastructure after a second water main break in just a week, a live report, coming up: good day friday june 19th, 2015. >> a lot of people heading town the shore going to a hidden hot spot in atlantic city. >> that should be fun. >> and then summer is on sunday and we are celebrating today the release of our summertime video. >> coming up at 9:00 o'clock. >> summer, summer summertime. >> summertime. >> you have got to see it because i need to you see chris murphy's move but that is only thing i'm waiting for. >> i'm taking notes on this one learning some n

herman miller. >> office furniture. not bad. not bad. happen to like way fair which is home furniture and i think that on the pull back is better. matt in jersey. >> caller: booyah from hoboken. i've been long on ova science. but it's been killing me lately. >> let me do work on this. that is a hard call because there are a lot of companies in that space and it is not as good as it used to be. sally in north carolina. >> booyah from charlotte. sell or hold duke? >> it's hold. yields 4.4. wouldn't surprise me if it yields 5. mike in new hampshire. >>. >> caller: booyah thanks for taking my call jim. >> of course. >> caller: question for you. couple months i invested in dell frisco group and since then the stocks slipped about 5%. should i hold or. >> i want you to hold on to it. the restaurant group has gotten tough again. they have a lot of levers to do better. don't sell itdown here at 18. and with that that is the conclusion of the lightning round. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy at 3:12 every day or

charismatic candidate on the stage but perhaps some of the more charismatic individuals on the stage, like hermanmight have made mitt romney look more serious in comparison his statesmen-like qualities. i'm not but having the biggest personality on stage doesn't necessarily translate to the most credible candidate. >> i know you'll be talking to donald trump, we'll watch for that sunday morning on state of the union. jake tapper, thank you very much. meanwhile, next here on cnn, a major league baseball rivalry taken to a whole new level. the fbi now getting involved the story and the reporter who broke it wide open joins me next. >>> oh, st. louis baseball fans this may be the biggest betrayal since mark mcgwire. did the cardinals hack into a player database belonging to the houston astros. those under investigation are believed to be front office employees. the new york times reports the compromise includes data about player trades statistics scouting report ss this is huge information. once the investigative process has been completed by federal law enforcement officials, we will evaluate the n

john: and then herman runs this website which advises ma'am people on navigating the regulations. >>t people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a web to deter people from following through the process . john: for me, it took eight and a half months. first they told me i had to return to police headquarters for another in-person interview. this time they said i had to prove an accusation against me be dropped. the headline was not enough. i was supposed to produce the original court documents. 52 days later they sent me a letter regimenting my application for a carry permit. >> they said i hadn't demonstrated a special need. i need a special need? the supreme court doesn't say anything about that, but it did say cities issue reasonable regulations. what's reasonable? for bureaucrats, it works for them. it makes them more powerful. but for the rest of us, it just makes our life hard, it makes us poor. that's why people like 17-year-old raelyn roads they fought through the maze. >> that was easy . john: no, it wasn't easy, it was hard, but they did it, and they accomplish

. >> the process itself was set up to be an ordeal -- >> glen herman runs this website, which advisesple on navigating the regulation. >> if you're this expert i would think it would be easy for you to get people guns. >> it's still an ordeal. it's being used as a weapon to deter people from following through the process, which can take as long as a year. >> for me it took eight and a half months. first they told me i had to return to police headquarters for another in-person interview. this time they demanded that i prove an accusation against me had been dropped. they said this headline was not enough. i was supposed to produce the original court document. they also told me i had to document threats against me. fortunately, i could show them things like this. 52 days later they sent me a letter rejecting my application for a carry permit. they said i could get a license to keep a gun in my apartment, but i feel safe in my apartment. i want a permit to carry where i might feel threatened. but i was told you fail to demonstrate a special need. the license adviser told me i had applied

good to see you and richard herman a criminal defense attorney from loss vegas.enuery by first of the definition does it fit the bill of domestic terrorism? >> yeah it fits the bill. it is not only part of f birksbi but part of statue. both from the standpoint of hate crimes and terrorism, your meet both definitions, and the question that the case presents is local authorityies are moving forward with charging the individual. at the same time i think that there's an important and serious role for the federal government in considering moving forward with this. >> does it strike you as unusual richard that the fbi and the doj would be using different language here or sound like they don't necessarily see it the same way as yet? >> it is a little unusual here fred. i think if we cut through the fat, the state is in the best position to prosecution the case. the governor has called for the death penalty. there are nine murders committed by this individual who has confessed to everything. the intent is clear and the motivation is clear. he has stated it. we do not hav

and normally what happens when somebody like a michele bachmann or herman cain rise what happens?y get scrutiny. some from their opponents. sometimes just from the press on its own. when trump gets scrutiny is that going to make him less popular? i don't know that it would. >> i don't think so. >> i don't know that normal physics of political scrutiny apply to him. >> a lot of it's already baked in with donald trump. you've seen the good the bad, the ugly. >> he's gotten a ton. >> he's still where he is. see this yesterday, mika. a surprise, surprising apology in a death sentence. that's rattled boston. >> yeah. dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing death by injection after being formally sentenced for the boston bombings. he broke his silence for the first time in more than two years at the hearing. apologizing to his victims and their families. after three hours of emotional statements from survivors and victims' families tsarnaev said in part quote, i am sorry for the lives that i've taken, for the suffering that i've caused you, for the damage that i've done. irreputable damage. and i p

confinement for the murder of a prison guard, a crime for which he and his late, fellow angola 3 member herman wallace say they were framed for their political activism. woodfox's two previous convictions for the crime have both been overturned, but louisiana officials are now seeking a third trial. on friday, the fifth circuit court of appeals extended a stay on the judge's order for his release, meaning it could be weeks or months until woodfox is potentially released. his attorney carine williams expressed her disappointment. >> we are deeply disappointed that after 40 years of incarceration under the harshest conditions possible, mr. woodfox will not be released today. the district court decision, we believe, is the correct one. it is sound, well reasoned, relies on clearly established law. the facts of this case are extraordinary. at this stage, the only outcome that could serve the interest of law and justice would be mr. woodfox's immediate release will stop amy: six yemeni prisoners have been transferred from guantanamo to oman, marking the first release from the prison in five months.

we took herman cain seriously, both successful business executives.hy not donald trump who has almost $9 billion in success? >> people are welcome to. i'm looking at the numbers. he has a 62% negative rating with the gop voters. that is a deficit you cannot buy your way out of. he will probably make the debate. if you say things to people that sound popular and they feel good like if you say i'm going to bring back all of the jobs from china that to me is political malpractice to say things like that to people who may have lost jobs in ohio and think maybe they don't think trump is going to get my job back. it is pretty serious business. this is the most important job in the world. he is not the boss. he is auditioning for the job, interviewing for the job. at that point you have to be able to sell yourself not just your brand, but why you should be the person in the job. >> do you think he hurts the republican party as some have argued? they say he is going to be making crazy assertions about mexicans raping women and that is going to tarnish the gop

our avery freeman out of cleveland and our richard herman out of -- where are you today?is. >> wherever he is we're glad you all are present to kind of join in on this conversation. originally we were going to talk about joyce mitchell and what's beginning on in the ongoing search for the inmates in new york but we know that you all are very well-versed on just about any and all things. from your vantage point, let's talk about what's happening here outside of dallas. and now police confirming that the suspect has been killed. but they're unable to confirm the identity.ave been discussion about whether this may have been planned by just one person or more given this was a very bold attack on dallas headquarters. avery, give us an idea how this investigation will go forward. there are many investigations under way. who the people are. what the planning was in order to conduct an attack like this. but how do you see it from your vantage point? >> i think you'll have a multitude, different layers of investigation. you'll have fbi, you'll have local authority, you'll have the

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