and i so't want to overstate this, we have lost our privacy, we've lost our innocence, and i would isue that human depravity more prevalent now than ever before. and part of what has to work whether it's a tv show or a movie, for me, at least tom a we have to connect to the humanity of the character and a world where there is less and less respect for people's humanity, in a world where there is greater and greater contestation of people's humanity. is it possible that we will get to a point where your job is going to be really tough trying to get us to revel in the humanity of a character, because we live in a world where the way we treat human beings is so -- >> i hope not. you know, the entertainment world, television, movies, social media, youtube stuff -- we are so bombarded with so much imagery and such a great sense is ahumanity, and there coarsening of interaction. richieok at this incognito business. 20 years ago, that probably never would have come out, and yet 20 minutes after it happens, boom. now it's part of the social conversation. i actually think part of that is a good

. >> head of the isu, sergeant john montgomery knows that inmates will destroy or hide the contrabandeading for building four, be released for chow, going to go up to the building and we will go inside, make sure all the building is clear before we bring the k-9 units in. >> any inmates who are still in their cells when the isu sweep begins are carefully searched before leaving to make sure they are not removing drugs. >> all the way around. open up. all right. >> when the cell block is clear of all inmates, the search begins. >> by looking inside the cells, by how much content they have in the cell, we can kind of tell who is probably running drugs because they're running drugs on the yard, they have a lot of what we call canteened store goods, canned goods, tuna, chicken, soups, they have a lot of stuff in their cell. in the drug trade that's how they're paid. so we have a cell that has a lot of that kind of stuff in it we'll mark it, we'll tag them, start following them through phone conversations, mail. and we'll gather some intelligence out of this. if nothing else, we'll get tha

for decades the greek school in the village of isu dory was deserted. now the turkish state has laid it reopened and is paying the teachers the taxi takes all the pupils to school in the morning. they're just four of them. the youngest is five. their parents have returned from greece and move back into the family holds they left long ago due to the greek turkish pensions but the school has given them new hope. the pupils learn reading writing and everything taking turkish and greek. the principle of the school is an ethnic greek who was also returned to the island of her childhood forget the esoteric as is usual in minority schools in turkey his mansion on the four students and three teachers. that's something that needs getting used to. i believe that it will progress to be as long as we do good work in this situation for young korean families improves. i'm sure that more pupils will come to our little school. anaheim ca. or use a greek orthodox foundation fall to have the school reopened. to be seen as a symbol of the greek community's determination t

material and it's insulting and injured her right foot in practice and is sitting out of the ongoing isu grand prix events. meanwhile let's talk about baseball the competition on the field might be over but the free agency action is heating up up first it's the sons of lions star closer or someone who got permission from his team to search for teams overseas. it's not yet clear whether to go to japan or the united states with all seen the thing has been set in stone just yet. meanwhile across the pond the cincinnati reds may be one year to fourteen point one million dollars qualifying offer to the gulf mentions in so the chances are that shoe will decline and seek the mochi year big money deal. now ending things off let's go to the kb yell action beats way he eats the red elephants and the algae say action starts off hot in the meantime cook county breaks out in the second quarter thanks to tina don't want take a look into the f up twelve points all the while he teared can find an answer despite a fourth quarter points. lg is christmasy get to ten ten double double teams and will sport a

i even get a lot not everyone here in the greek village of isu door is convinced that times are changing. despite the reopen school. older residents still recall the bad times. the new trees get the most says he's glad he spent the past thirty years in greece and germany it did. after the military coup in the nineteen eighties this is a restricted area you could only enter the island with a passport some people here were cut off from the outside world the government to increase in the islands. allowing conflicts to harass the local greeks. few people here are willing to talk about that now. but no greek life is refined in union brooke's house is no need to do we have been renovated. there's even a small hotel. the new trees giacomo said the other return these are mainly pinning their hopes in the small village school they see it as a test of how series turkey's about its new policy toward minorities secret offshore accounts that you see what comes to mind when we talk about tax evasion. but what about when scott stand and that the seats so that it's a trade. slovakia has calculated that

now moving onto the ice the third round of the isu speedskating world cup opened in astana cause extent and five hundred meter world record holder is on a walk to the ice. the specie was suffering from a cold and body aches and that the olympics near and she wasn't taking any chances with medication which may show up until contest. still she battled through and won her heat with that kind of a time of thirty seven point two seven seconds before her fifth gold medal in the world top twenty the second race on saturday. now for some baseball news the korea baseball organization believes the list of its players excluded from their team's official rosters the removal of sixty one players reflects the aftermath of this offseason is free agency and its a total of five hundred and thirteen players remain in the league. the lg twins retained the most players with sixty three legit tigers sixteen players in what looks like a complete recess. now let's get to friday stopped video match up on young ttc to the road trip to the side to face the kt sunny pool both teams come into it but the last hunga

to this isue, the biggest employer in the city, the reverberations could be that they start chargingfor loans and this is something that will impact the country when he was mayor of the city. >> they expect that the banks don't have to be in new york and it can go anywhere and any other one of the 49 states. we have seen this happen over and over again when i was growing up in the city and you drive up on the way to new england, the only thing in that area was the marriott hotel. neil: yes,. >> every single one of those used to be in new york city. neil: i get annoyed with the arrogance of those tried-and-true new yorkers would say what also they going to go, this is the place to be, which is your point with them and others, the goal and leave the entire country to switzerland or hong kong. >> jcpenney is to be headquartered right down the street here and i don't know where they are located now, but i know they are not in new york. they left the city and it's happened before. there are companies all over the place on employers taxes are too high and we need to leave the city. compani

own, that is great, it is expected to cost or add $2 trillion to our dead and that leads us to next isue that is what to do about this debt in our deficit and what to do about a budget. lou: use it on the super committee. >> yes,use it on the super committee. >> yes, i do, but i am an ally and a lieutenant of paul ryan. i'm trying to help him as much as possible. lou: why would congressman paul ryan get involved in integration and trying to rewrite the tax code in such a short timeframe and as i was talking with jon barrasso yesterday, the leadership priorities are to preserve sequester and ensure that no taxes are raised here. why expand again -- it's one of those baffling things to me that the republican party always seems to be inclined to turn potential political victories in moments of achievement into failure and i just don't understand it. >> he is focused on this budget negotiation and i don't think there'll be there will be a grand bargain. we are focused on not only keeping victories like this in place but adding to them as well and tax reform would be a victory that would help

as we told you last week, the nra, the national rifle association, has threatened to susan any vail isue sunnyvale. this measure infringes on the right to bear arms. >> what it says is we have been hearing that the american citizens want something done about the gun violence in this country. this is the first step. >>> switching gears to the election in san francisco where mayor ed lee and lieutenant governor, gavin newsom did not get their way. they backed proposition "b" and "c," that would have allowed a 134-luxury condo complex known as 8 washington to be built on the waterfront. voters rejected "b" and "c." throughout the campaign, opponents calling it a wall on the waterfront. back to measure "c," it is unclear when the nra will officially file a lawsuit against sunnyvale. i'll tell you how the mayor feels about this impending lawsuit and why it may not cost much to fight the battle in court. laura? >> thank you very much. we will, of course, continue to bring you election results throughout the morning. you can also get a complete look at the final tallies on our website, nbcbayar

think we should examine each country and see if we have that interest there and either to support isue wanted. ist: didi on twitter, or defense spending considered an impediment, or are we acting too much like an empire. james has cut the defense budget in half, and america might survive this debt problem, maybe. guest: it is a discretionary spending category, along with all of the other programs in washington, d.c., and put those together, and it makes up 47% of the budget, and i was shocked and i got here two years ago to see how sobering it is -- our debt situation, and the fact that we could cut all of defense, all of the programs in washington, d.c., and we still would not have a balanced budget. we cannot balance the budget on the defense. we have to address the other 60% of the budget, and get back to the constitution. there are only a few things we should be doing, and the number one thing is to provide for common defense. we need to be smart and prioritize that. host: let's go back to the meeting "the washington -- the wall street journal" reported on with your talk with mitch

guy he isu see the helping a wounded warrior or a child with malaria in africa. i think as george herbert walker becomes more frail, people remember what a good guy he was. a member of the greatest generation. i think there are certainly going to be issues with it. people ask should there be three members of the same family and the white house. contrast will actually benefit him. a lot of people don't note jeb bush. -- don't know him. his seriousness. people tend to be quite won thed. i think he elderly jewish republican vote on the upper east side of manhattan. i think there is a path, and i agree a governor is a much better candidate than a senator or somebody who says, i am a paul ryan fan. the stench of obstructionism that emanates from washington is hard to shake off. i think chris christie's record and jeb's record would stand up to scrutiny. agree with all of jebbut it is hard to argue bush did not govern as a republican. he didn't raise taxes once. i think he would be a terrific candidate. is aching about it. he is a self-discipline guy. i don't think he

when you take a look at these isues honestly, that is where see optimism.t's where i think we have a chance. this is where we have a real opportunity. we are no longer looking at big government in theory anymore, we are seeing it in practice and we see the hollowness of these promises and these issues as they come forward and we do not like it. i'm not talking about we republicans, i'm talking about isricans. what we have to do we have to show the country we are not just the opposition country, we are the proposition country. we had to show truth to power and expose these ideas for how hollow these are and we also had to show who we are and what we believe in. we still believe in the american idea, we still believe as our founders did that our rights come before government. the declaration says it comes from nature and nature is god. we still believe if you work hard and play by the rules in this country, you can get ahead. we still believe in that american dream, but millions of people don't see it. they don't know they have a crack at it. they don't think

think we should examine each country and see if we have that interest there and either to support isueted. ist: didi on twitter, or defense spending considered an impediment, or are we acting too much like an empire. james has cut the defense budget in half, and america might survive this debt problem, maybe. guest: it is a discretionary spending category, along with all of the other programs in washington, d.c., and put those together, and it makes up 47% of the budget, and i was shocked and i got here two years ago to see how sobering it is -- our debt situation, and the fact that we could cut all of defense, all of the programs in washington, d.c., and we still would not have a balanced budget. we cannot balance the budget on the defense. we have to address the other 60% of the budget, and get back to the constitution. there are only a few things we should be doing, and the number one thing is to provide for common defense. we need to be smart and prioritize that. host: let's go back to the meeting "the washington -- the wall street journal" reported on with your talk with mitch mcc