well how to settle conflicts among the children of the well i talk to each of them separately and i told them i understand where they're coming from i told them i'm on their side and then the next child comes and i told them the same and this way conflicts will settle themselves. the family focuses on raising the children that they have but some come on their own accord maria a distant relative of father nikolai asked to join his family. i came here when i was sixteen years old the other girls who are about the same age if we had been raised in the same family there would be no conflicts we simply didn't know each other i wasn't here for sixteen years they have been living together for a long time they belong to different nationalities and have managed to build a community and then i came suddenly. you know what i mean male the saying goes when in rome do as the romans do but she was out to impose her own rules and us. she wanted to be the leader but that would not work with us. we aren't allowed to play football with the boys but she did i told her playing football with the boys was aga

they came here and they tour and they liked me thanks changed numbers then became friends and i told dad i don't know what's going to happen next. for the priest the most important thing is that his daughter's fiance is a good man christina's husband is a policeman she was studying to become an accountant to norm berg which is where she met her spouse. but i don't my father that i have met a guy and he's happy i wanted to meet him to. go to acquainted with said that he's a good guy and we can be friends and so on this is nice to. basically was a man who got married. was the next one. the girls love looking at wedding pictures hanging in the house as well as those of all seventy children who all call this dembski their father and mother. the parents to look out for the first group of children themselves but as the family grew they had to hire people to help them. the mother could not cope with washing diapers for three dozen babies and checking the homework of twenty schoolchildren but like all parents the students because try to spend all their free time together with their children.

when they came up and i thought the one wearing the black robe was a woman i mistook it for a dress i told him only and he gave me a suite or. when i turned him over and got another suite i wasn't exactly sure who was momen who was that. three years later father nicholas family had grown to forty seven children. on another occasion a woman from another town chanced upon a seven year old boy remedying through garbage cans he was bold. she brought him to me and asked me where i could give him shelter i asked if he had some documents and where he was from he had no documents he was from hunting. this woman has heard about our place and was just planning to come to or inboard to visit her friend so she decided to take this boy with her and i said ok he's just one person and that's how our family grew up. the situation with neglected children was quite desperate at the time but it would be i believe one third of the kids or those brought to me by other people so i thought he was the lord himself i was a little child then my granny had told me many stories about god there was an icon in our hous

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it's like i told you before-- there's no "i" in team.m" and an "e." - there should be an "f" and a "u." - hey, hey, hey. don't fall apart at the seams on me now. come on, guys. remember how bad we sucked two weeks ago? they smelled that up in fresno. you almost won today. hold your heads up high. everybody in. let's go. ready. one, two, three. - bears! - good hit. that was a good one. choke up on your bat about that farokay? put it back on your shoulder. back here. there you go. all right? excellent! there you go. yes, sir. good cut, honey. last pitch, guys! all right, guys, let's bring it in! sister sledge, that kid's got an arm on him. who is that? that's kelly leak. yep. he's a real badass. [ speaking spanish ] i heard he spent two years in juvie. [ buttermaker ] you don't know how old he is, do you? [ hooper ] he's in our grade, but he dates an eighth-grader. someone told me he got a teacher pregnant. [ engelberg ] i heard he broke some kid's arm who owed him money. i heard he broke both of his arms. he only broke one arm. the other

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i told them i wanted to get out of the gang. i was coming back from eating dinner. before i knew it, i had two guys, one hit me on one side. the other one hit me on the other side. they went to punch me, hitting me, kicking me. i woke up the next day, and i was in the hospital, not knowing what else they did to me and what they did to me. i am glad that i finally got out. and telling me who i can and who i can't talk to. >> amen. >> amen. >> while the ex-gang unit might seem like an island of tranquility, that is not always the case. inmate tim gaffney has been in the unit for 2 1/2 years and still doesn't take any chances. >> i don't ever close my eyes in the shower. that is just the golden rule. when you shower, you leave your eyes open and keep your back toward the wall. you can see who comes and goes. because bad things happen in the shower. >> gaffney, pled not guilty to capital murder and is awaiting trial, is a former member of the white supremacist gang, the aryan brotherhood. >> i climbed the ranks pretty quickly. you don't ever know who wants to kill you f

i thought he would thank me. he was furious. he told me that i had said kimberly would be good for the long term, that it could have great gains over time, he wasn't interested in making $8,000. then he questioned my integrity. he wanted to know if i was churning him. that's a horrible charge, meaning i was just trying to generate commissions with his money. you know what? i was scorched and torched. but he did teach me a terrific lesson. just as you don't want to turn a trade into an investment because that's usually a sign you're embracing a loss, you don't want to turn investment into a trade. you have a good one, let it run for heaven's sake. bob was right. kimberly ultimately doubled, and i was vindicated despite myself. finally, i learned the science behind building a portfolio and understanding how to create long term wealth. a lot of my business came through people who came into a large amount of cash. now these people tended to be rather unsophisticated about their money, even as they may have been sophisticated about something

i know it's you. >> he was just basically told me he loved me. ole lot until all the people left. >> only god knows why she would do something like that. but i know one thing for sure is there was no other way. she came for me and she wanted me back. we went to the visit room, and she showed me dozens of pictures. pictures pictures pictures. you remember this was with mom at the house we were living in before you went missing. remember this was when you were playing with scotty. remember this was -- >> and he was like, jason looks the same. cody's gotten pretty big, huh? god, mom looks exactly the same. she got put on weight? wanted to know if grandpa was still in [ mute ]. told me how much he loved grandma and he missed her. i remember seeing the tattoo, the cross between right here on his hand. and i just -- just kept thinking how much he looks like uncle pat. and how mom was going to be really surprised how tall he was. >> she said that he looked very different. that he had grown up. and he was very quiet. kind of held back. >> he talked with a

i told him that i would check into it, i would see what i could do. and he didn't believe it.says that nobody ever follows through with what they say they're going to do. i said i will, i'll do it. his whole demeanor changed. his eyes changed. his personality changed. as intimidating he can be is as loving as he can be. >> she was just kind of your typical woman who was madly in love. she just happened to be in love with this inmate. >> baby, it's in there. >> she was more distraught by the fact that she was not able to see him. >> my daughter took this picture of me, and david sent me that one for christmas, and she put them together so we could have a picture together. >> how long did it take you to fall in love? >> about three months. but it was something that it was like -- it was electric. immediately. like, we just knew. >> since scritchfield was in the prison's highest security wing, he was not allowed outside his cell to make phone calls. instead, he would be given a phone to make occasional collect calls from inside his cell. the calls are routinely monitored by priso

i told him that he was insane.d that you are one of the most despicable forms of human life on this planet. he at that point slid away from me and, was, like really terrified of me all of a sudden. he says, beaumont sent you, didn't he? beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover. and his outburst landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out that they put jimmy in the hole, and so he was not able to communicate with anybody on the outside. >> by then, hall's map and the falcons had disappeared. worst of all, as keene was let out of springfield prison to face larry beaumont, he didn't know if what he'd learned was enough to set him free. i've got a job to do today. i've got a job to do today. have a good first day at work, mom! your donations to goodwill fund job-training programs right in your community. feels good to start fresh, right? sure does. narrator: and like that, you're a job creator. >>> during his months in springfield, jimmy keene got larry hall to provide

i told him that he was insane.aid that you are one of the most despicable forms of human life on this planet. he at that point slid away from me and, was, like really terrified of me all of a sudden. he says, beaumont sent you, didn't he? beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover. and his outburst landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out that they put jimmy in the hole, and so he was not able to communicate with anybody on the outside. >> by then, hall's map and the falcons had disappeared. worst of all, as keene was let out of springfield prison to face larry beaumont, he didn't know if what he'd learned was enough to set him free. [ male announcer ] away... is as much about getting there... ♪ ...as it is being there. ♪ [ birds chirping ] away is where the days are packed with wonder... ♪ [ wind whistles ] ...and the evenings are filled with familiar comforts. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. >>> during his months

i introduced myself to nicholas and told him why i was there.unt of his kidnapping and for his assistance in locating his abductors. the only thing i knew about nicholas is what i had read on some of the missing posters. not that people can't change in three years. but this person did not appear to be 16. he had a shadow of a beard. a dark beard that i doubt if nicholas would have had a shadow of a dark beard at the age of 16 since he had blonde hair. he appeared to be quite nervous, and he just seemed very uncomfortable this entire time. >> i told them that i was taken by military overseas. i was abducted, put in a van and flew over to some places, that i never knew where it was. we were kept in the room with different kids. >> they get chloroformed and they wake up and they're, you know, in a place they don't know where they're at. >> they were subjected by high ranking military to sexual abuse. >> every night, all of the kids were raped and molested by men. these men were american, mexican and european. >> they broke my hands, especially my r

dunbar's, so i told him. daugh michelle leaned over and said, that's the only step you've done. [laughter] which i do not believe. if you don't know but one thing, just do your thing. >> that's true. , andi was sitting there sidney paktia was there, and i have known him for so many years, and i adore him, and i to makever, and i try myself feel comfortable with him. i really just feel like just a gal who loves to dance and can make the joke of the marine over there, and i said, don't let him look over and see me. reli e a mistake. tavis: there's no mistake. >> when he said one. when he put the big one around my neck, he said the entire group of people were chosen because they had given their dedicatedtheir energy to being an example, working very hard, wanting nothing else and toto be an example do the best they can. i suddenly thought, i had that. -- i fit that. i will take it. i felt more comfortable when it was defined to me. i still had my little angels pushing me. when you look back at these various chara

her parents came to pick her up i told them, she can sing. ltimillion dollar star was born. >> i remember her sitting on the floor and i would tell her, you're going to be so big. and i remember she was looking up at me, i said, you watch. ♪ >> at local talent pageants, the pint-sized powerhouse quickly made a name for herself. >> before beyonce's name was even called, the whole audience was rocking her name, sounding her name. beyonce! beyonce! beyonce! ♪ >> judy fostin took beyonce to many of these pageants. >> she always won the competitions. we may have had 500-plus junior talents and she always stood out. >> thank you. >> adorable. now, are these all the trophies she won from doing the talent shows and the pageants? >> these are from the pageants, yeah. >> yet no one imagined that at this young age beyonce would already face the ugly side of fame. >> in school, you know, there was some jealousy because she was beginning to be a local star. so there was some jealousy of girls and they said some mean things to her. >> but the bullying didn'

it is heartbreaking to me that i wasn't told the truth. i'm a very loyal guy, and i expect loyalty in return. and lying to me is not an exhibition of loyalty. you know, i'm going to look into this personally, it's my responsibility, david. and what steps we'll take after that, if there are concrete steps beyond what i've done today, we'll certainly talk about it. if not, i'll just say, listen, we have gotten to the bottom of this. and we're going to move in with a new team coming in as well, who i'm trying to integrate also in the next couple of weeks. so there will be a lot of action going on. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >> i'm not, kelly -- everybody in the country who engages in politics knows that, and on the other hand, that's very very different from saying that someone is a bully. i have very heated discussions and arguments with people in my own party, and on the other side of the aisle. i feel passionately about the issues. and i don't hide any emotions from people. i'm not a focus group tested candidate or governor. that has always

i told you. i told you. it was going to be nothing. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar with over the years. [ bleep ] >> keep a small circle. >> my buddy shayne, mini me. >> south boston's in the house over here. >> we got one for you. >> what's up? >> these guys here, i grew up with them, from the same hometown. >> what's the table? >> what's up? >> i don't want to make any more friends. i have 13 commitments. i've been in this jail 12 times. my last court date i had 76 convictions. i'm doing the second half of a two-year sentence, i finished a year in may, went home on probation, placed me on a bracelet, house arrest. that didn't fit too good. i ended up cutting it off, the first of my own. i assisted a few friends before. >> giuliano's latest conviction is for breaking and entering. he says the crime was committed to support his heroin habit. >> that's pretty much my history. all of my crimes are drug related. i don't commit crimes for violent natures. it's drugs and if i can find ways

i told larry in short order the job i wanted was on the trading desk. he said you're not going to know anything for a year. get me a cup of coffee and cleep your nose clean. perhaps get a bit lucky. i got my opportunity on the trading desk. never did get the medicare a but so did be it. seven years at first boston. reputation is everything. because everybody knows each other. who is the good guys, who is maybe not quite so good. i wanted to be checking friends and relationship to have an opportunity to do business. i ended up moving in 1990. that was a unique experience. there was a different firm than first boston. from a cultural standpoint the way the businesses were run. i became a businessmen going to bear sterns. i ended up working for an individual who, honestly, i think, the single best guy to work for on wall street. i'm happy to mention his name. kevin met the -- meant the world to me. we shared a value system. i followed kevin all around to jpmorgan chase. i wanted to expand my skill set. i was a trader for 15 years. i didn't want to be a rou

i told you so! i told you so! i told you so! >> yeah, she's always -- she always prevails. but they do make her go through the mud. i mean, she has to work for those victories. >> rose: and live with her pain. >> and live with her pain. yeah. it is -- as i said, i just finished filming. i'm pretty spent. i'm pretty spent. i'm a little -- i'm drained. i'm tired and i -- i really need to disengage far little while and return to my kind of bonnie infant and -- >> rose: you need quiet time away from so many demons. and you need some loving. >> i do. and i'm not a kind of methody actor. >> rose: i know that. >> i really am not but you just -- there is something to -- i have to host a lot of very, very dark feelings and thought miss hours a day and it does something to one's chemistry and psychology, i think. so -- and it's not -- and, you know, in about a month's time it will occur to me that i'm actually fine. >> rose: (laughs) >> i'm actually pretty happy. >> rose: you know, i'm not what i -- >> no, not what i play on t.v. >>. >> rose: it's almost like you're saying "i have com

i told him what i knew. we immediately walked upstairs to meet with secretary panetta. then defense secretary leon panetta and general martin dempsey, chairman of the joint

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i told him, i said you don't even have to go there, you know what i'm saying?on has become a surrogate father of sorts to parker he says his multiple prison stays have cost him his relationship with his own children. >> right now i'm not in contact with any of them. i miss them all, i really do. so if any influence comes from me to him, i wanted it to be something positive. i wanted it to be something good. and then that way, if anybody's around my kids, i want them to be given them a positive influence, rather than some negative, and then i can't expect that if i don't first give it. >> among other things, mchellon is helping parker earn his g.e.d. >> wasn't this right on those? >> listen, listen, this is what i'm trying to tell you. you trying to find a number that will go into both of them equally. you couldn't find one. now you have to back it up. >> scott keeps saying that i can't do math, i said don't say can't. don't even put that in your vocabulary. i said you can. >> that one was easy. >> that's the difference of multiplication. >> that one's easy. >>

i told him that he was insane.espicable forms of human life on this planet. he at that point slid away from me and, was, like really terrified of me all of a sudden. he says, beaumont sent you, didn't he? beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover. and his outburst landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out that they put jimmy in the hole, and so he was not able to communicate with anybody on the outside. >> by then, hall's map and the falcons had disappeared. worst of all, as keene was let out of springfield prison to face larry beaumont, he didn't know if what he'd learned was enough to set him free. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with

i told him that he was insane.espicable forms of human life on this planet. he at that point slid away from me and, was, like really terrified of me all of a sudden. he says, beaumont sent you, didn't he? beaumont sent you, didn't he? >> keene had blown his cover. and his outburst landed him in solitary confinement. >> it took some time before we found out that they put jimmy in the hole, and so he was not able to communicate with anybody on the outside. >> by then, hall's map and the falcons had disappeared. worst of all, as keene was let out of springfield prison to face larry beaumont, he didn't know if what he'd learned was enough to set him free. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. adt can help you turn on a few lights... ♪ ...bring family in from the cold... ♪ ...even let you know when an old friend has arrived. ♪ now get adt's best holiday offer. adt. always there. >>> during his months in springfield, jimmy keene got larry hall to provi

and like i said, i promised her, i told her, i will honor your wishes. her dad, that was the hardest. because we looked her in the eye and told her. and for the state of texas to not let us do that was hard. you know, you want to keep your word to your loved one. >> what was she like? >> she can light up a room with her smile. a personality that's contagious. i am not one to talk a whole lot, but she -- it was just being around her to me was natural. it was just relaxing. i could do things that even my parents, you know, i felt a lot more relaxed with her than i did with my parents. but it's just -- she's contagious. that smile, that personality, that kind, noble heart that she has, it's indescribable. >> towards the end as the body reacted to the amount of time it had been on life support, the deterioration that had started, it made it very hard to look at -- to look at this body that used to be our daughter and to know that nothing about her was there. >> and you could even -- you could see deterioration? >> very much. very much. and you could smell it.

he was a reporter's dream, was always available when i came to talk to him, had a great memory and told me he liked the book. i want to thank patty brown who helped put this together. this is the big show in wichita. you are going to rotary, going to rotary. i am here at the big show and happy to be here. we have special guests today, mary and david thoreau. of the independent institute and liberty tree process, the publishers of this book, i appreciate the hard book they did to make this book happen and i know the effort they made to be with us today so thank you guys and thanks to the plan in the front row. ever supportive, always supportive and told me i could do it even when it seemed i didn't want to do it anymore and it came to be so i am happy to share with you today but also bring greetings from medford, mass. rotary which is medford is about five miles north of boston. as it turned out, a population of about 55,000 and when i was writing this book, a 10 x 10 office space for a local architect who was a 1-term rotary president and now signing up for a second term so he told me b

i told him several times you told him once. you got too much control in that dorm. whatever you want in there. >> you told that one white guy in there, you come right back in there. look at this. >> what did i tell you, though? i said let me control it. i can deal with this, i can control it. >> we don't have dorm reps here. >> that's a bad thing here. >> you running a dorm like that. we don't need it. >> i can understand where they coming from because they can feel like if he can do this, it could be one of my officers that walk in this dorm and he could say get my officer. >> right or wrong, you say -- >> i told you i was going to talk to disciplinary. >> go ahead and close it. >> while powell continue toss struggle at louisville metro, terry's new job as a work aide has been a welcome relief. >> part of doing this, make a little money on the side. so you know, how this works, but i may do something i ain't supposed to. if i do, please forgive me. >> we did not know what he meant. moments later we'd find out. while distributing hot water to inmates in one of the h

received another disciplinary report for kicking his door after a dispute with an officer. >> well, i toldto get me out because i was going to rec, i was supposed to go to rec. he said he wasn't going to talk me out. i started kicking the door. he started talking [ bleep ]. i started talking [ bleep ] back to him. >> what did he say? >> i don't know because i was talking over him. i just know that he was a bitch. that's what i told him, that he was a bitch [ bleep ]. >> with his recent setbacks, roca moreno faces six more months before leaving close management and having his visits restored. john smith has also been in confinement since being caught with possession of marijuana. >> what's been going on since last time we saw you? >> just sitting here drawing, watching the time go by, thinking about what i'm going to do with the rest of my life. >> smith hopes to someday make a living from his art skills but admits he might have to break a few more prison rules to do so. >> going to be doing a lot of tattooing. i mean, you know, i know it's against the rules in here, but i've got a mandator

back saying as i told you i wrote every line in your system. i have lots more audio. i'll be playing them. that was one of the better ones. my twitter page went wild with comments from you expressing the same types of problems. then i may have made things worse by posting on instagram my impression of those speakers and that metro spokesman. >> metro, blah blah blah blah, metro, single tracking, this is not a problem blah blah blah blah. >> rein is in a little bit. >> that's exactly what the bosses and i have decided that we should have in retrospect. we question whether my comic attempt at social media was out of line. we want you to know what you think is what's important and what do you do with an entity people are fed up with and won't even face a reporter before that instagram post? we want to act as your voice and not bullies. we want to ask you how tough should we be? how accountable should we be holding metro? is it time for a metro intervention? if you want to us back off, we will, but if you want to us take them on, we're prepared. >>

i told -- i told quest this story. >> jimmy: all right.friends of mine. i'm at a club. jay z and beyonce come in the club. i go, oh, man. i go, jay and b. let me say hi. so i go over there to the section, see jay. "what's up, man? kev, what's going on? good to see you. have a little chat. i want to say what's up. i ain't gonna crowd your area. i'm gonna go back. i got people with me. he said "get a drink, man. you ain't going to have a drink with me?" i said yeah i'll go get a drink. >> jimmy: you hang with him normally? >> look, jimmy, i'm a big deal. okay? so -- so -- i'm like -- i go -- so i tell jay, i said you know what? i'll get a drink, man. he said what you want? and i go to point to what i wanted and there's a canister of pineapple juice sitting this high. i knocked it over, right? but the way it fell, it fell like this. it fell off the table, it rolled off. and fell and just kept pouring out. jay z was sitting right here. it was just pouring on his lap. [ laughter ] so neither one of us thought to pick it up and stop it. he's loo

>> well, i told them what had been said to me. that at one point they seemed to be threatening violence, and i told them the british government didn't take likely the threat of violence, so they withdrew the threat or at least partially withdrew the threat, and i wrote the report because i felt that it was sufficiently important that london must be informed, and i was told afterwards that the duty officer passed it on to the home office, and the home office passed it to the police special branch, so the police were in the picture before the events took place before the event. >> how likely is it -- the government has been trying to state has been offering all transparency and help in this. do you think her family will ever get justice? >> that's very difficult to answer. when britain renewed diplomatic relations with libyan later, it was agreed the libyans would facilitate a police inquiry, but i don't think they really did. because when gadhafi was in power, clearly whoever was responsible was probably being protected. the situat