amy: kinetik justice, is the strike still going on among prisoners at holman? >> not at holman. lot of things have been completely unorthodox at holman for the last few days. the last two days, actually had officers to augment the shifts .llow the people to move around a lot of things are trying to get back to normal. asthings are not on lockdown a strike. so, no, not at holman. amy: we want to thank you all for being with us. we will continue to follow this. kinetik justice in solitary confinement at holman in alabama. prison of 1000 men. azzurra crispino joining us s fm austin, media co-chair of the incarcerated workers organizing committee. and thank you to pastor kenneth glasgow founder and national , president of the ordinary people society, a faith-based organization focusing on criminal justice reform and rehabilitation of repeat offenders. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. what just took place in san diego, california. juan: police in the san diego, california, suburb of el cajon shot and killed an una

gets off on it. >> holman's female officers are often on the receiving end of this unwanted attention>> they masturbate, they'll curse you out, call you all types of names. when you walk on the tier, they'll try to deliberately hold you at their cell while the guy across masturbates. by me being a female i see it more than the male officers probably do. >> the problem is so pervasive, the regulation banning it is known prisonwide. >> rule violation number 38, which is indecent exclosure/exhibitionism. that's an inmate that's masturbating. it was really, really bad when i got here in 1998. i mean, it was horrible. >> indecent exposure is one of our major disciplinary problems. >> when warden grantt culliver arrived at holman in 2002, he instituted a zero tolerance policy for violations of rule 38. >> it was a sign of disrespect. and not only disrespect to those officers because they know the environment they're coming into, but disrespectful to expose yourself even to the man standing next to you. >> inmate johnson, ivan black, 206812, standing behind the old jail door with half his bo

. >> at the time of our visit, bobby gilbert had been at alabama's holman correctional facility for only four years. but he first landed in prison at the age of 18. he told us how a minor dispute over money led him to murder an acquaintance from his town. >> basically told me only way i could get my money would be over his dead body, you know. i was hot-headed then, so that's how i got it. >> how much money did he owe you? >> he owed me $36. and i paid $37 for the gun i killed him with. so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes. including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants to talk about, you know, i killed somebody over a carton of cigarette. you know, it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but, you know, for -- if somebody owes me a soda pop, or i owe them a soda pop and they come to me and say, hey man, i need to get that soda pop you owe me and i spit in their face

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holman correctional facility -- in atmore. it's southwest of montgomery. the inmate -- attacking bettis -- on september first. with murder. the famous activist -- erin brockovich -- joins some florida neighbors -- blasting how a company handled a dangerous chemical leak. 200-million gallons of wastewater -- laced with radioactive chemicals -- is seeping into the ground water --through a massive sinkhole -- at a fertilizer plane. people there worry -- what this will do to their drinking water? (sot: melanie woods) the first word that comes to mind when you hear radioactive is cancer. (sot: amy gibson) i have kids, i don't want them drinking it operates the plant -- claims they warned the state back in august. the company says -- they're working around the clock -- to recover the toxic wastewater. but they warn -- the process could take months to complete. colin kaepernick's decision to take a knee during the national anthem -- stirs up the debate: it is a sign of disrespect to the country? now -- students at some high schools -- are emulating the san franci

this is incarcerated organizer kinetic justice, speaking from inside the holman prison on saturday. listen closely. >> it is official. at 6:00, no officers came to work. none came to work. none of the officers came to work. passing every cell. no officers came to work. they completely bucked on the administration. no more will they be pawns in the game. amy: this comes as the largest prison wor "mask magazine," which has been tracking the strike, reports as of last week, at least 46 prisons and jails across the united states have seen some form of protest or lock down since the strike began on september 9. the incarcerated workers organizing committee says at one about 20,000 prisoners were on point, strike. in news from the ongoing struggle at standing rock in north dakota, the dakota access pipeline company has bought thousands of acres of land from private landowners just north of the site where thousands of native americans representing hundreds of tribes are camped out to resist the pipeline's construction. the purchase of the land known as cannonball ranch includes the sacred

juan: that was kinetik justice, speaking by phone from solitary confinement in holman correctional facilityn alabama in may. well, prisoners striking today say conditions are not much different from those at that prompted the largest prison rebellion in history, 45 y years ago at attica. it was september 9, 1971 whehen state police raided the upstate new york prison, ending a protest against racism, officer beatings, rancid food, no rehabitatation programs an , forced labor. for four days the unarmed prisoners held 39 prison guards as hostages. on september 13, then-new york governor nelson rockefeller ordered armed state troopers to raid the prison. troopershehen sh indiscmiminate morore an 20000 roundsds. inhehe end39 m m would d d, includin29 prisosors and 1 guar. amy: i want tourn tottica a blasmith wh diedt the agof 70. big blac ase was known became chiefpokespern of thprisonerduring t upsing. 2000, hand other isoners won a $12illion agrment from the ste of nework. ring the uising, hwas rced to e on a tle while office beat anburned h. heas alsohreatened th casttionnd dea. thiss the ne

juan: that was kinetik justice, speaking by phone from solitary confinement in holman correctional facilityn alabama in may. well, prisoners striking today say conditions are not much different from those at that prompted the largest prison rebellion in history, 45 years ago at attica. it was september 9, 1971 when state police raided the upstate new york prison, ending a protest against racism, officer beatings, rancid food, no rehabilitation programs and , forced labor. for four days the unarmed prisoners held 39 prison guards as hostages. on september 13, then-new york governor nelson rockefeller ordered armed state troopers to raid the prison. troopers then shot indiscriminately more than 2000 rounds. in the end, 39 men would die, including 29 prisoners and 10 guards. amy: i want to turn to attica a blacksmith who died at the age of 70. big black, as he was known, became a chief spokesperson of the prisoners during the uprising. in 2000, he and other prisoners won a $12 million agreement from the state of new york. during the uprising, he was forced to lie on a table while officers beat

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holman correctional facility -- in atmore. it's southwest of montgomery. the inmate -- attacking bettis -- on september first. that inmate is charged take a knee during the national anthem -- stirs up the debate: it is a sign of disrespect to the country? now -- students at some high schools -- are emulating the san francisco 49ers quarterback -- during the playing of the anthem. but -- as sara sidner tells us -- one place the protest hasn't caught on -- kaepernick's hometown political footballhas a whole new meaning. "nats" what began in the n-f-l with 49ers quaterback colin capernick. is glare of friday night lights. from the land of lincoln across the country to the golden state where an entire highschool football team protested racial injustice sot (mos) /sf mission high football player: "we do think about the consequences that can happen after the game i'm going to get boos and negative energy. and stuff like that that but its like it really don't matter if it's right than its right." (sara sidner) "while the that is not what is happened at colin kaep

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holman correctional facility -- in atmore. it's southwest of montgomery. the inmate attacked bettis on september first. the u-s air force grounds 10 of its newest -- advanced fighter jets barely a month after declaring them combat ready. the decision comes -- after they discover bad insulation -- in the fuel tanks of the f-35. the faulty lines affected 57 aircraft. ten were already in the field. those planes will be fixed, and the others will be fixed on the production line before delivery. the f-35 -- isthe most expensive weapons system in history. the program costs about 4- hundred billion dollars. if you can't afford a self- driving car -a hacker has created auto-pilot -- self-driving technology -- you insert into your car. his start-up company called comma dot a-i as in artificial intelligence -- plans to start selling software -- by the end of the year. the comma one -- would cost one thousand dollars -- and have a monthly fee. it would use a camera -- and radar --to keep your car in its lane -- similiar to tesla's technology. images of the harvest mo

our favorite columnist, holman jenkins will be joining us, an interesting take on donald trump.will talk leadership. lord john brown, how do you feel about that? i know it's brettish, a little bit. neil tyson, the race to space. and then this is a very -- maybe a male undergarment question for you. do you wear an undershirt? >> i do not wear an undershirt. >> you do not. we have perhaps -- we have the maker of perhaps the best undershirt in the world on today in the 6:00 hour. tom paterson from tommy john. there's a big debate about what's going on with these undershirts. we will talk to him about that. if you're not an undershirt wearer, you must watch. >> is there a big debate? >> among some guys. some wear undershirts, some don't. that makes it a debate. >> that's a fair point. please send lord brown my best regards. >>> futures pointing lower, and oil prices rounding out. we'll talk about what to expect today coming up. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in

holman correctional facility -- in atmore. it's southwest of montgomery. the inmate attacked bettis on september first. that inmate is charged with murder. the u-s air force grounds 10 of its newest -- advanced fighter jets barely a declaring them combat ready. the decision comes -- after they discover bad insulation -- in the fuel tanks of the f-35. the faulty lines affected 57 aircrafts. ten were already in the field. those planes will be fixed, and the others will be fixed on the production line before delivery. the f-35 -- isthe most expensive weapons system in history. the program costs about 4- hundred billion dollars. from contact 13. if you can't afford a self- created auto-pilot -- self-driving technology -- you insert into your car. his start-up company called comma a-i as in artificial intelligence -- plans to start selling software -- by the end of the year. the comma one -- would cost one thousand dollars -- and have a monthly fee. it would use a camera -- and radar --to keep your car in its lane -- similiar to tesla's technology. take a look

>> starting with product, a pointed lee holman, who's got an amazing athletic and fashion background. >> from nike. >> and burberry as the first ceoive director for the organization. we've got stewart with an amaze -- it's an incredibly diverse global team. so with diversity, i mean diversity breeds innovation and being curious and collaborating. >> laurent, let's go look around the score, but i want to thank you so much for everything you've done. >> thank you so much for having me. ♪ >> all right. it's a box, but it really isn't just a box, is it? >> it's so much more than a box, right? when you think about what we're best at in the world, i mean we're best at creating human connections. >> okay. >> so when you think about our decentralized leadership model, the autonomy that we give our people, how we engage with ambassadors, i mean we listen. we've got microantennas all over the world, and we listen to f t feedback. we create amazing experience and the retail store happens to be the place where that happens. but we're certainly not constrained by the store and i would take that on

meanwhile, members of the free alabama movement say a serious humanitarian crisis is developing at holman prison, where guards have been walking off the job in safety concerns and overcrowding. prisoners there are stabbed on a regular basis and call the facility the slaughterhouse. a guard stabbed by a prisoner earlier this month died last week. the warden was stabbed in march. and in peru, an activist who won this year's prestigious goldman environmental prize has been injured in a clash with security guards. the incident took place sunday at a gold mine run by a subsidiary of the u.s.-based mining giant n newmont. maxima acuÑa has tried to block the company yanococha from constructing an open-pit gold mine in an agricultural area where it could contaminate the water supply and cause water shortages for thousands of people. supporters say acuÑa and her partner were severely hurt after an attack by hitmen allegedly hired by the mining company. this is her daughter ysidora chaupe. securityning company's grabbed her by the hand. in other words, they held her hostage. when she asked f for he

i'm joined by msnbc political analyst david corn, washington bureau chief of mother jones, annie holman, hugh hewitt, conservative radio host. hugh, start with you. home stretch is here. donald trump is down. he's trailed consistently in the national polls all summer. what is the single most important thing he has to do to get back in this game? >> i think you said there needs to be a shakeup. wisconsin, iowa and nevada are the three states where he's got the best news. i think it does come down to pennsylvania in the end. luckily today, i know you are coming to this later in the program, so i don't want to spend too much time on it, but on october 20th, 1973, there was a saturday night massacre. september 2nd, 2016 is a friday night massacre of the doj and fbi's narrative and reputation on hillary clinton and the e-mails. it's a disastrous story for hillary clinton. it will change the race beginning monday and i don't think the old labor day, i think we will all study this report over the weekend. she had a terrible week. he had a very good week. that shakeup is beginning. >> okay. you

and that holman jenkins idea was give them twitter. >> right. give them twitter.. >>> other washington news this morning. reed hoffman the latest billionaire to put his money into politics. he's adding on to the mounting pressure for donald trump to release his tax returns. in an op-ed, the linkedin cofounder pledging $5 million to veterans if the presidential nominee releases his returns before the last debate in october. hoffman is backing the campaign on crowd funding site -- >> marine corpse? the "p" is silent. >> every $1 to the campaign. quote, no reason to keep his return secret sent that he sees them as a bargaining chip. i'm not sure they're a bargaining chip. >> i've explained what it is before. it's very clear what it is. if he paid a 12% -- whatever real estate person pays, the democrats and the left will talk about that 12% for the next -- >> yes. >> biel through the election before they're done talking about it. if it's evasion and something illegal that's been done, that's one thing. if you're just giving a talking point to -- and also you're going

the holman area is the heart and soul of the taliban. -- the hellman area. that has always been a tough fight. they have fired more than 70 general officers from the afghan security forces and police. that is a good start, but we have a lot more to do. until leadership in command in afghanistan is truly determined on meritocracy, we will have this challenge. it is not uncommon for that part of the world to have the challenge. we recognize this by stabilizing our numbers, our appearance, ensuring the capabilities are the best suited for the needs of the act and national security forces, and i think we will be ok. thank you. mike: thank you general allen. because of the security situation that is so paramount and on our mind today with the recent attacks, i want to give your comment -- time to comment on what you are seeing as well. i wanted to ask you to add your perspective. >> good morning. i would underscore general allen's comments that the security is challenging, very challenging. probably the most challenging since any time since 2002. certainly challe

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i have submitted two proposals, restoration of the holman rule. i'm presenting no additional information. i just did not want folks to think i forgot about it. i call it the larson rule. representative larson was here two years ago with his proposal. i thought we could find something better. here is what the proposal centered all bills coming out of the senate shall be treated under senate rules. the concept being the senate would understand that when some relatively innocuous bill comes across that we ought to take it off and debate with it as opposed to having it walked forever by virtue of a 60 vote rule. you would have to have 50% of the house before you could ever take up a senate bill. hopefully when we saw how ridiculous that was they would change their own role. -- rule. yield back. >> thank you. members of the committee, i request that the house was be amended for the 115th congress to permit the delegate in the resident commissioner to cast votes when we are debating amendments and legislation in the committee as a whole. granted in the

>> nike loss lee holman, he went to lulu.e's making it into more of a men not just women's brand and talk about tim cook and the notion of the apple plus watch. but i'm saying i found -- we upon part of the analyst about the notion that this technology is going to get them where they have to go. that there has to be more. and maybe some questions here about the validity away from basketball shoe. whether it still has it. by the way, everyone wanted to say it's under armour. it would be adidas, not under armour. because adidas one of the great -- you got there if you were nike by total abdication by adidas. and adidas is back. >> yep. >> and they're back with very retro almost like converse should be the function. >> yeah, chuck taylors. >> yes. chuck taylors. look, they're not arrogant, but i did feel they were out of touch. and they run a great conference call, they always have terrific plays on conference call. a netflix like production and felt to me this time like a broadcast show as opposed to a serial cable show, which

holman's just a guy that was walking by.e most obvious -- >> by the way on tesla, the comment about going short tesla was fascinating. >> i missed that. on the 2:00 "power lunch" hour. >> i was working. >> somebody asked him -- i think michelle asked him about tesla and he doesn't want to answer. he says he owns a tesla and tries to avoid the question. then says what do you think of the stock, he sort of mumbles, you know, i'd be short the stock. i try to actually -- you can't. basically he was trying to say -- >> and he obviously loves the car. >> he might even own two teslas. >> that's the thing about tesla. you've got to separate the car from the stock. they are very, very, very different things. >> and chanos made that point. >> the model 3, i have been in it. it is -- i mean, i'm telling you this is going to be the hottest seller ever. if it drives like the s and it nevertheless is $40,000, $45,000 with all the features. >> but there's no way, j.b., that it can be. >> tesla shares are not just tesla at this point. with

the holman area is the heart and soul of the taliban. -- the hellman area. that has always been a tough fight. they have fired more than 70 officers from the afghan security forces and police. start, but we have a lot more to do. command inrship in afghanistan is truly determined .n patriotic it is not uncommon for that part of the world to have the challenge. we recognize this by stabilizing our numbers, ensuring capabilities are the best suited for the needs of the act and forces, and iity think we will be ok. thank you. thank you general allen. because of the security situation that is so paramount and on our mind today with the recent attacks, i want to give comment -- time to comment well.t you are seeing as i wanted to ask you to add your perspective. >> good morning. i would underscore general comments that the security is challenging, very challenging. challenging most 2002.any time since certainly challenging from the perspective of afghan people and also from international civilian. it will very much enable or assist for economic growth. afghanista