>> i have a few questions, in terms of the incensives, we're talking about getting people to purchase electric vehicles i can't remember i think it was your point about the costs coming down. how close to the incensives get to offsetting the differentuation between an electric and nonelectric vehicle right now? >> in the studies we have looked at there is energy density we're looking at basically, the cost of a total combustion engine vehicle, is $100 per kilowatt hours, edwif lent sea, for battery, is $100, per kilowatt hours so the difference between -- vehicle is offset substantially by the grants that are currently available, if we take a regular vehicle, by comparison -- we have done this as part of our plan -- with the grants and incentives, they come down with 5-$7,000 in termses of purchase price, and the difference between regular vehicle and one of these vehicles but that's about the amount right. in terms of leases because the vehicles need these vehicles to meet the regulatory requirements, the lease deals on these vehicles are pretty incredible. i'm not doing car commerci

currently opened opening this week is our infrastructure program, that is to provide additional incensives, for those places for multifanlly dwellings, because we recognize they're an issue, we have incentives, for public fleets for light duty vehicles but we are adding incensives for healthy duty buses, transportation, we will open that program wider so not only can public fleets participate in it. we want to see private fleets ov three or more take advantage of that funding, other sources of funding, i think you should be aware of. we mentioned that all forms of transportation needs to be electrified, meet the goals of 5 and 700,000 vehicles. -- you will see a concerted effort to go over the hed heavy duty sector, over the next 2-3 years, with our ports, and heavy duty centers, one area we're excited about, fr the first time the air district, and it's partners, will be participating in the vehicle retirement program -- we run the most successful retirement vehicle program in the country, period. that is things other air districts, in the state can do which is provide incentives for folks

third overall back in last year's draft set out all of last season and was making progress with incenseeeing anymore in the summer league. >> what can brown do you for you whatever it is phillies will take it. they're worst seem in baseball and desperate for help. they're finally bringing back don brown. brown started season on disabled list with achilles injury and since spent the last six weeks in aaa working on the swing. brown is hitting 257 with two homers. darin ruf is odd man out sent down to the lehigh valley. not even santa claus could bring the philly as i win today. second signing, two out. sterling to utley flip not in time. phils down two. next batter andrew mccuffen to utley what a play again, not in time. still down 3. wait a minute you're not santa and that doesn't look like milk whatever jeff is drivening you'll have some. francor, phils within one. santa gets up and tries to start the wave. wave this rally good-bye. nothing. nada, phils lose 4-you and dropped 18 of last 23. touch stretch. ken jilz said his emotions got best of him last night and this will never happen

>> mcdonald: i was incensed. i was incensed. our veterans have earned these benefits.hem with their lives in danger. >> pelley: it strikes me that you are coming into a system which was broken because the people in the regions were lying to headquarters. >> mcdonald: this is one of the reasons i have traveled. i've got to get to the bottom of it. i've got to meet the people, so the adverse information gets from the bottom to the top as quickly as possible. people get rewarded for bringing adverse information forward. >> pelley: that has never been the case before. >> mcdonald: it's going to be the case now. i have a piece of paper right here from a veteran. >> pelley: the day we were with him, a vet had driven 1,200 miles to get care at the boston v.a. hospital. she slipped mcdonald this note. >> mcdonald: can you read it? it says, "i'm from alabama and i had to come here to boston to get care." that breaks my heart. >> pelley: other failures boggle the mind. in pittsburgh, six vets died of legionnaires disease in a v.a. hospital that had known its water system was con

the fairfax county fire department said burning incense set a bedroom on fire. 87-year-old chau nguyen breathed in too much smoke and died. >>> and an american who was held in prison in egypt for two years is now recovering on u.s. soil. with one hand triumphantly in the air, you can see there that is american mohammed solton arriving at the airport. this is provided to us by the council on the islamic relations. he was jailed in 2013 for his alleged involvement with the now outlawed muslim brotherhood. his father was also arrested. >> he was unjustly imprisoned because of his civil demonstrations in egypt. he welcomed his release today and we called on the egyptian authorities to release all political prisoners including his father. >> he had been on a 16-month hunger strike before his surprise release. >>> today some your kids are getting a long weekend in alexandria. the air conditioning is not working at the francis hammond middle school. >>> secretary of state john kerry is waking up in a swiss hospital after a bicycle accident and it could have an impact on talks with iran. >>> a

but the problem is that those with coal links have other plans for west virginia and others are incensed. >> you know what? we have been here for seven years, and don't you think that i deserve a little more than 2 minutes? >> just as the staff tries to attract tourists, they're trying to eject toxic waste from elsewhere in the state to other areas here. the fracking gas wells are booming, and so is the expert of their toxic radioactive waste water. the mining companies are afraid that contracts are trade secrets, and there's nothing governing the characteristics of fracking waste water. >> they're not that particular, for any radioactive issues. >> for local residents, this is a continuation of west virginia's sacrificial role. >> we're the sacrificial lamb. we have the toxins, and the money. >> but people are fighting back against west virginia's traditional power breakers, but there's a feeling that they're on their own as they make preparations for a future without coal. they're an expendable resource. aljazeera, west virginia. >> images of the great migration in a time when millions

. >> the pace is picking up and the incensive funding that the district has is getting attention of the purchaser department fleets. >> thanks bob. thank you everybody. unless there's other comment? we can go to public comments. members of the public want to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for coming sekita, say hi to executive director, aguilar from us. thank you. again [applause]. thanks bob monica if you can read the next item? >> review and approval of resolution 2015-04-coe -- (reading) of draft resolutions, and reimburses sponsor is deborah raphael, direct speaker, shawn rowsen moss senior environmental special development community part sner thips sf carbon fund and alexa kielty 0 waste specialist. >> thank you. as you know, we come before you to report on our grant making activities, this year in february we issued an rfp, for die version programs it's important to realize, this is grant making around 0 waste specifically, what we're looking for specifically what we're looking for in here is a deliberate metric, of tons diverted.

but he was incensed by this ruling. >> president obama spoke a shorted time ago about the decision.e says he hopes the ruling can help bridge political divisions over the law. >> the point is this is not an abstract thing anymore. this is not a set of political talking points. this is reality. we can see how it is working, this law is working exactly as it is supposed to. in many ways this law is working better than we expected it to. for all of the misinformation campaigns, all of the doomsday predictions, the talk of death panels and job destruction, for all of the repeal attempts, this law is now helping tens of millions of americans. and they have told me that it has changed their lives for the better. >> mike viqueira has more for us from the white house. >> reporter: and the president admonishing congress to put it down as a political weapon put obamacare down. they have tried to repeal it some 50 times in the past. that is unlikely to happen. republicans will still have this issue heading into the 2016 presidential race but one thing the president wanted to see happen that ha

for as little as $3 bought in a convenience store or online where the drugs are often marketed as incense or potpourri. just around the corner from police headquarters the effects of those drugs can be seen in full. k2 was like nothing else darnell thompson had ever tried. what kind of high was it? what did it feel like? >> it made me stop and in a daze and i stood there for maybe two or three hours in a daze. >> reporter: a quick addictive high, he said the drug once caused him to forget his own name for hours and yet -- >> one time i experienced it e hospital and i was dehydrated. i had loss of vitamins. i was treated and released. i come right back to the same thing. >> reporter: this woman interrupted our interview to ask for a few dollars so she could buy a joint loaded with k2. she said it had nearly killed her once before. >> like when i fall asleep and the police come and pick me up and took me to the hospital. >> reporter: still worth it? >> yeah. >> reporter: we met these pool outside a homeless shelter which doesn't -- people outside a homeless shelter which doesn't allow drugs

english people thought any babies born during those years would go to hell and they were incensed. in 1215 a group of english barpse rose up against john and his rule and santorummed london. he was forced to sign a peace treaty, and thus the magna carta was born. most of the treaty dealt with limits on taxes and customs. but the most important clause still resonates today. no man can be arrested, imprisoned or have his property confiscated except by the lafell judgment of his equal or the law of the land. but it applied to only three men. most of the people at the time were peasants, ruled over by the barron. once more, the document is written in latin. john and the barron spoke french, while the ordinary people only speak english and couldn't even read it. as a peace treaty it was always useless. civil war resumed months later. john died not long after of disintorii. the magna carta could easily have been forgotten, but henry invoked it again and again to end civil wars. over the years it wasn't universally popular. crombeen kehl famously called it magna farta. and tpc wasn't alwa

. >> burning incense is to blame for a deadly fire in fairfax. that fire broke out saturday townhouse on bradwater street. that's the -- comstock section of fairfax city. 87-year-old chao nguyen died when they were overcome with smoke. the son is out of the hospital. all started in a bedroom. the townhouse did not have working smoke detectors. >>> we have breaking news this evening -- three people are hurt including a little girl. after a car slammed los angeles international airport. we just got this video into our newsroom a couple minutes ago. you see the car crashed right into a wall. police say the 67-year-old driver mistook the gas pedal for the brakes. the 9-year-old girl hurt in the crash is in critical condition. the driver and passenger of the scar are car are okay. >> outrage, after a muslim chaplain said the airline discriminated against her. tehera ahmad was on a flight to d.c. when she asked trfor an unopened can of coke. the aten and said it was against her policy but handed a man an unopened can of beer. the attendant took the bee

where is my incense? i need a morale boost. >> there are plenty of volunteers. >> was that on the air? i guess it was. >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i'm angry. >> i understand. >> you want to roll my jeans? >> no i do not. >> i need some boost -- morale boost. say something nice please about me. >> no no. that's weird for the government. >> the government -- you know government is so politically correct, they probably think this has some impact on helping the sick people work harder and better and obviously -- >> they did this in the tsa to talk about low morale at the tsa all the time. here's your morale boost. you're going to get fired unless you do your job better. there's your morale boost. this is ridiculous. >> but they don't get fired. >> i know. that's the point. >> that was a metaphor. gotcha. julie, do you find it weird that -- now, i understand the workers are beaten down and everything they do is deemed in the media to be foolish and all that. do we really need to be doing that? >> i'll ta

where's my incense? where's my foot rub? i need a morale boost. >> there are plenty of volunteers. >> i'd be glad to rub your feet. >> oh man. >> was that on the air? i guess it was. >> yeah. >> i'm angry. >> i understand. >> you want to rub my feet? >> no i do not. i just want you to get me out of this hole. >> i need some morale boost. say something nice please about me. >> no. but that seems a little weird for the government -- >> government is so politically correct. they probably think that this has some impact on helping people work harder and better. and obviously -- >> they did this to the tsa. they talk about low morale at the tsa all the time. here's your morale boost. you're going to get fired unless you do your job better. there's your morale boost. this is ridiculous. >> but they don't get fired. >> i know. that's the point. >> oh that was a metaphor. got you. julie, do you find it weird that we're doing this? now, i understand the workers are beat endown and everything they do is deemed to be foolish and all th

as a cab driver, i was incensed at the hypocrisy of these tnc's wanting the same abilities that cabs have and their arguments of liftbacker lift and the uber person so far are not honest because the cabs are lifted in number and controlled by the city. the amount of these tnc's is unlimited, they can be any number of cars, they are parlt of the congestion and just the irony of it when i read what i read of your plan, if you allow them on the the street, your plan is untenable, there's too much of these cars, if you let them on to market it will clog everything up, if i stop driving a cab tomorrow that will be the case regardless, and the city has definite problems, anything that makes it better, i'm glad you're working on this but we need something like a construction czar, the construction needs to be coordinated this is a major issue and to continue to explore something like congestion pricing it's called some cities have this where you charge people to build through certain corridors at certain times especially for people who don't live in the city, but any step in the direction o

people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

. >>> berkeley high school is recalling all of its year books after the school discovered a incensive comment that someone snuck in. ktvu's rob roth has more. >> reporter: at berkeley high school there is a lot of anger but mostly a lot of students feeling hurt. >> racist and hurtful. >> made me think about how people see me. >> reporter: an offensive comment someone snuck into the year book. it was about a program that enrolled african american and latino students. the version that was supposed to go in described the program as making our future nurses, physicals and fire chiefs and innovators of tomorrow. before publication someone changed innovators to trash collators of tomorrow. no one caught it till the year book went out. >> racist. anyone who thinks someone will study to become a trash collector is -- has aclusion that people will a-- has a delusion that people will apply to college to do that. >> the school trying to figure out how the comment got in the year book. they recallload 160 -- they recalled all 160 year books. the principal calls it a form of bullying and says if t

he said the article is misleading and the incensives were available to anyone who applied for them. >s the national transportation safety board -- the transportation security administration failed a test involving uncover investigators smuggling explosives or weapons through airport check points. abc news broke the story this morning siting a report from the department of homeland security. tsa failed 67-70 tests including one in which a screener missed a phony bomb strapped to the back of a undercover agent. tsa said they ordered changes made once he learned of the failures. >>> another check of the weather. a mild day around the bay. holding teddy with the them to throughout -- steady with the them to throughout the week. >> this first week in june, clouds in the morning, mild temperatures over night and fog out there now. it is fractured. broken up. we are seeing sun at ocean beach and baker beach. saw sun. pacifica. sun. city right now. you can see the camera moving. there is some wind. you are clear in san francisco. temperatures got into the 60s there. started off cool. rain up

it's hard to get incensed about that when they missed an opportunity to prosecute somebody who we justked about, he has three and expecting four children. is that a concern today? is the doctor concerned that this is someone who now has little children at home and he's not had psycho sexual treatment, which i think is required in this situation. >> it's clear the family wants this to be about the release of records. and michelle duggar at one point said they've been more victimized by what happened in the last two weeks than what happened years ago. >> what do you make of janet's question, should ehe be in the home with his children and should we be sure he has had treatment for this? >> we definitely should be sure if he's had treatment and we also need to know something more about the circumstances around even his parenting with his children now currently. there's again a lot of evidence that suggest if this abuse is education. and children tend to re-create that trauma in their own families. so we would be wise and prudent to know more about -- >> should something be done doctor to

there's populations that are incensed and people frustrated that it doesn't seem to be changing. it's a trend. only 30% of the black population trusts the police force. 70% of the white population. that's a problem. indicative of a larger conversation. larger issue we're having in our country. invitation to say policy makers police force, we need to do something. that's what this is about. i anticipate it will continue until something is done? >> i am in no way minimizeing problems friction excessive force between police departments around the country and often minorities. when you describe this right now, you kind of framed it in racial terms because the police officer is white. he's apologized through his lawyer and stepped down from the force. the girl was african-american. wasn't only african-american kids there. no doubt this is a racial story? >> no question it's being framed as a racial story but an african-american witness said he didn't think it was about race. i would add that chicago black on black gun crime a lot of people believe that ought to be a national story and

by 1985, elton john heard about ryan's story and incensed at he was being treated, reached out to the teenager. the two became friends. elton was even at ryan's bedside when he died in 1990. to this day, the singer credits brave teenager for his own awarenesst in aids and carrying on ryan's work--- educatingthe about the disease and finding a cure. "mr. rock hudson, has acquired immune deficiency syndrome..." rock hudson became the first major celebrity to go public so, the disease. in doing he confirmed that he was gay and to the world this was how hudson came out. shortly after his announcement, longtime friend elizabeth taylor a celebrity studded gala. "all we can do, at this point, havelp our friends who aids and the only way we can do that-- is by doing what you are ofng --by giving--giving support, money and love." in a letter read to the room, their thanked people for support and even the media for getting the word out about aids. "people have told me that the beenosure that i have acquired as having syndromeficiency alped to make this evening raises and that it will in excess

according to the fairfax fire department burning incense set that on fire. chau nguyen breathed in too much smoke and died. >>> a month that started with riots in baltimore ended as the city's deadliest in four decades. three deliadly shootings brought the may's homicide count to 43. not since the 1970s has that city seen that many murders in one month. by this time last year homicides in that city had not yet reached triple digits. >>> new video just in from georgia after a man shot four people including his parents. jeffrey scott pitts is seen shooting a clerk and then customers too. there was a discrepancy over an unpaid bill. the clerk and a customer died. the police say after this pitts went home and shot his parents. when officers arrived at the house, he opened fire on them and then they shot and killed him. >>> the images on the building a building that collapsed in bangladesh killing more than 1,100 people and injuring thousands more. now authorities in bangladesh plan to press murder charges against 41 people and that includes the owner of the buil

and it seemed a little bit incensesensitivecense incenseive and tv -- insensitive and we will have debate summer about gun control. i sense there was a little bit of the president taking advantage of the opportunity because he has a certain amount of time left and this is one thing he wants to get done. and he did get the facts wrong on this happening all over the world. let's go to radical islamic terror boko haram wiping out villages and guns and the deaths in benghazi with guns. >> i would say king said on my show before we go to gun control this isn't about guns or race it is about evil and hatred and that is not we need to focus on. >> we hope the president's fundraiser and his golf game go well. in the mean time hillary clinton is facing growing questions about honesty or lack therefore. a majority of voters in three key states don't trust her. in florida 51-43 percent margin don't find her honest or trustworthy and gaps are bigger in ohio and pennsylvania suggesting using the private e-mails at the state department and the questionable donations for the family foundation may be che

here you can see her lighting incense at a memorial altar.he president says she wants to start up talks with north korea centering on bringing the nuclear program to an end. >>> well, you've got to give a hand to some local students because they've been doing the same thing for so many others, literally. julie carey reports on their efforts to help child amputees. >> reporter: you won't find one of these, a 3-d printer in many high schools. when it arrived at a s.t.e.m. engineering class in marshall high, students were shocked at the assignment that went along with it -- design prosthetic hands for children. but the s.t.e.m. engineering and design and technology classes combined forces. take a look at what they have created. attachments that kids can use for specific purposes to play ping-pong, for example. >> i decided to make a double sided one to like -- so they can attack the ball by back hand and front hand. >> reporter: chester says he worried a child missing a hand might have trouble playing with other kids. >> to help like younger kid

going to give 400 million to an elet society the elite giving to the elite the 99% will be even more incensed so start throwing around that kind of cash -- you might want to play it up at bit. >> talking about wind mills dirks. >> win -- win mills he? >> one thing harvard did is give me low interest loaned off the endowment. could i not have afforded to have gone in harvard mitchell father thought i was in hartford. i couldn't have got there without the help of that -- >> i'd like to see them fund their own degree. >> i understand that. it's not that elite i.s. -- elitess place. >> leon cooperman needs to understand when the rich guys donate to the opera it -- ñ >> never seen -- >> they don't -- it is their money. >> i don't disagree. >> comes up in wall street week and comes up in charles' fine show as well where the order of the day is to make money. both of these guys do that for you. the entire culture freedom cast tomorrow beginning at a special time 1:00 p.m. eastern tile because of special developments tomorrow. the entire block going from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. so still be there start

the smell of incense the priests's in they're green or wed or white flowing robes command they seem to float into the church procession. the chapel was run by the holy ghost father, a father a congregation of priests who were mostly university lectures and whose order which was irish and origin had a history of social justice. in the 1840s for example they worked, they worked with free slaves in haiti. the holy ghost father ran a church that as far as roman catholic churches don't was opened, progressive, welcoming. the sunday sermons were boring and comforting and safe's. after mass people hang around hugging, gossiping in front of the church until the sprawling church compound slowly emptied. that changed hands. now now run by a priest who was singularly focused on women's justice. a list of close. mostly responses. they had appointed a brigade of boys the religious religious police whose job it was to stand by the door. examine each woman examine each woman as she approached and decided it other than who cannot. it was an abstract outreach years have passed and loss in distance. and

burning incense set a bedroom on fire in the townhouse on brad water street. 87-year-old chow nguyenh smoke. the home did not have any working smoke alarms. >>> a developing story out of california now. a 9-year-old girl seriously hurt after a car slammed into a wall at one of the terminal's in l.a.x. take a look here. you can see the car wedged into the wall in los angeles. the girl was stand on the side walk when the car veered out of the outer lane and jumped the sidewalk. a second pedestrian was seriously hurt. police says it looks like the 67-year-old driver mixed up the gas and brake pedals. >>> a tragic story out of missouri. someone shot a 3-year-old boy in the head. the boy died. according to police, the toddler was at home when that shooting happened yesterday. they say someone driving down the street fired into his house. >>> the death toll from the blistering heat wave in india passed 2,200. it started in mid april. yesterday, temperatures peaked at 113 degrees in new delhi. forecasters say the sweltering conditions will be there for the next few days. >>> the top prosecu

it incenses people and people are watching what happiness in spain, portugal and greece. >> watchingis happening. is this less about the difficulties that people in the u.k. are facing and sending a warning to the leadership in the u.k., that people don't want them to become a bunch of austerity loving angela merkel much. >> it's a great question, probably both. when you have 150,000, 250,000 in london and tens of thousands in other cities there's a lot of complicated emotion. they are not all going to march off the same him note there. most of them are worried that they are in bad shape. many ares folks of the cloth. this is about lifting others off. and building a society that is inclusive. make the most vulnerable. >> as we sit in new york i am sure you thu the question was coming, how does the unrest and what is going on in the e.u. how does it affect us over here. >> it effects us a lot. the european nations, they imagine it doesn't hurt us it would be hard not to notice it. maybe many have a fantasy that they'd be skinnier you probably have stuff you need babies in the bath wat

after all of these years i have tried to move forward in which i have, but i have just been so incensedith these last couple of days of how the media, particularly the "wall street journal," has handled this. it's a slap to everyone who has given one way or the other in the movement. and i might add, the president of the united states had every right to use the word that he used in his speech today, i believe it was. so we go through these changes, we hope for the best, we continue to work. we see the buildings being torn down, we see our young people in the street going wild. there has to be a better way. and i have to say to myself, back off from the anger and continue to work for peace and understanding. >> myrlie evers, a true life civil rights hero, jerry mitchell of the jackson "clarion ledger," thank you both so much for your time, thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> lots more to come tonight. please do stay with us. >>> today was a day that ends in y, so that means there was the usual amount of drama in congress, including the very controversial trade bill which passed the se

. >> powell is equally as incensed at james mallory. >> james mallory, he gets out, you know, he want to tell on somebody and then turn around and you're going to take the life of an innocent -- that's two lives he's about to take probably. so i don't respect that. he know what he got coming. if he ever get caught he going to get a hell of an ass whooping. >> coming up -- >> mallory, if i had a gun right now, i would go kill him. >> another high-profile arrest puts the jail on alert. female announcer: time is running out to get the hottest deal on a new mattress. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot, they're explosive! sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> staff at the louisville metro department of corrections jail are used to dealing with a certain amount of daily drama. >> on three. >>

million to the elite giving to the elite. 99% aren't going to be happy, they're going to be more incensed of cash, you might want to play it up a little bit. listen, i personally don't care what people do with their money father ultrawealthy think they sway the 99% to the mega rich colleges and opera house, they got another thing coming. earlier this week it was john paulson after he announced $4900 million gift to harvard. wall street circled the wagon around him. if they're looking to win over main street. billionaire hedge fund guys giving to universities might be the wrong tactic, especially as more parents are saying public school funding cuts are limiting the chance of their kids having great lives. there's no doubt wall street gives money to the poorest people in the country. they're losing the public relations battle, we'll have a harder time getting a white house candidate who can make a difference, that's why this whole thing bothers me, alan. >> i don't think it's going to sway the opinion of the ultrarich. if he's going to give his money to harvard's engineering school. harvar

nathan was absolutely incensed by what had been done to our country on 9/11 and wanted to get into combat and very much wanted to match his father's accomplishments as an army ranger. but appears shooting accident and he did join and go off and he did go through training and was unfortunately injured in 2004 during a training mission at fort rag and this ultimately ended his career. he came back to oregon and was deeply depressed and suicidal. there's a very touching scene about his near suicide. and so once he reaches oregon his dad seizes on this vulnerability is just like any good intelligence officer might do. from the visiting room at the sheraton which is a linoleum floored hole frankly. it's a nice prison except -- it took me five years talk my way in there and it required the help of the chief district judge in oregon to get it done. they weren't going to let me in because they were embarrassed about jim's putting one into the net traded so when the prison visiting room he confides in me nathan alone his plan to get the money. his older brother and sister were both under a mountai

de shawn powell has been especially incensed. >> if you're going to be in the day room, you have to have he has other problems. after a brief stay in general population, he's back in segregation. >> you got a reputation of fighting, you got a reputation of leading these young guys to do all types of crazy stuff. it's a reputation you've got to live down. >> it's all on you. >> you if somebody want to be like me i can't help if they look up to me. >> you know what you can do? >> what's that? >> you can conduct yourself like you should while your looked up, instead of acting the fool, fighting, jumping people, all that stuff. you know you do it. >> i ain't never -- i told you yesterday i'm like, okay, i understand that, you know. >> what was you doing yesterday in the dorm? you got laughs, all crazy and what did the other guys do? they following your lead, right? >> the latest incident occurred when inmates were ordered to put their shirts on. >> where's your shirt? where's your shirt? a white inmate refused orders. >> the white guy wouldn't go back in and he wouldn't. he flew right back i

. >> powell is equally as incensed at james mallory. >> james mallory, he gets out, you know, he wantell on somebody and then turn around and you're going to take the life of an innocent -- that's two lives he's about to take probably. so i don't respect that. he know what he got coming. if he ever get caught he going to get a hell of an ass whooping. >> coming up -- >> mallory, if i had a gun right now, i would go kill him. >> another high-profile arrest puts the jail on alert. (glasses clinking) ♪ (ground shaking) well there goes the country club. the 2015 dodge durango. now with available beats audio. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. we help you make all kinds of connections. connections you almost miss. and ones you never thought you'd make. we help connect where you are. to places you never thought you'd go. this, is why we travel. and why we continue to create new technology to connect you to the people and places that matter. when pharmac

he was incensed with the way the majority looked at the context of the disputed words in the entire lawcision. let us not forget, however, why context matters. it's a tool for understanding the terms of the law, not an excuse for rewriting them. scalia called it jiggery pokery and pure applesauce. so scalia, the jurist who looks at the letter of the law, had the opportunity to apply that principle to today's decision. and the question was whether the epa must consider cost before it decides to enact a new regulation. the epa may regulate power plants and i'm quoting here, if the administrator finds such regulation is appropriate and necessary after considering the results of the study required by this subparagraph. i'm quoting the law at issue here. you'll notice, there's absolutely nothing in the text there about cost. now, there are other sections of the clean air act that talk about cost. in fact, the epa did consider cost in how it would implement the new regulation. scalia said that wasn't enough. read naturally in the present context, he wrote, the phrase appropriate and necessary

. >> but the inmate had become incensed after discovering verlander had included a hidden image in thening bolts that are the nazi symbol. >> i put a bolt in there. i ain't going to lie. [ bleep ]. you see it on everything. i've got lightning bolts on my cub. on the lid of my cup. it's a white thing. this is a bad-ass picture. i put a lot of time into that picture. i liked it. he didn't. >> verlander's latest fight comes while he is still waiting to meet with the disciplinary board, who will most likely sanction him for his earlier fight with inmate dimitric gonzales. >> i love jail. i don't know who wouldn't. >> one inmate who clearly does not like jail is jerry sanchez. after four davis of being awol from the jail's work release program, sanchez was rearrested. >> come on. we'll take care of you, man. come on. >> now he's not only back in custody, he's on suicide watch. required to wear a tamper-proof gown to prevent hanging. >> take you down and talk to the psychiatrist. >> before going awol sanchez was forced by the orejone gang to fight his cellmate. then he was kicked out of the