. >> the smoking ban is one of the more significant changes that jack hill has seen over the past 30 a life sentence for a burglary and assault that took place in 1977, when he was 18 years old. since then he has been paroled three times. but each time hill gets out he finds himself back behind bars. >> the times i was out i tried to do one thing that you can't never do. i tried to make up for the years that i lost. still that 18-year-old kid. i'll never get that back. i'll never get that back. i look at myself as a person who's made a lot of wrong choices. >> i think jack hill back in the day was a handful. whereas he's gotten older now, and he don't want to be messed with. he don't mess with nobody. don't want anybody messing with him. >> i think the inmate hill now is just about doing his time. >> people outside, they've done completed college, has a family, done all that in life in those 30-year period. to me it's just nothing has changed. when i really think about how long it's been, i get kind of -- i'm like, wow. that's a long time. but how does the word go? c'est la vie? kay

within a stone's throw of the jack hills is nearby mileura station. here, third-generation rancher patrick walsh ekes out a living from the oldest corner of an ancient land, a red and rocky heritage from the dawn of time. the geologists are up there getting terribly excited, bashing rocks. oh, yeah, they're very excited. i always joke with them and say that that's the new g-spot in geology because you get a good laugh out of it and it is important. it did rewrite the geology books. that doesn't happen every day. smith: this new picture of the young earth is of a landscape you might have recognized-- rich in water, clouds and raw geology, but almost totally devoid of oxygen. if you were lucky enough to be able to travel back to the very earliest days of the planet, you would have been treated to some of the greatest shows on earth. but you would have needed a lot more than a hard hat and a gas mask because this was a very dangerous world. we can tell from the heavy cratering on the moon at this time that the early earth must have been pounded to within

there was an inmate there, jack hill, who was just talking to the camera about life in prison.e same as today. >> but he spoke in such a way that it had a certain cadence of like, a poem or a spoken word. and it really kind of struck a chord with me. and i decided to take that and just create a little vignette of the prison. and it ended up becoming a webisode, and so this is the result. ♪ >> nothing changes here. every day is just like yesterday and tomorrow's going to be the same as today, you know? about the only thing that changes here is the faces. after a while, even the faces begin to be the same, you know? ♪ >> you know, that's one of the things about doing time. nothing changes. >> have you ever tasted it? >> no. smells like [ bleep ]. >> the special jail meal designed to be eat be through a straw is sampled by our production assistant. >> it literally tastes like vomit, i'm not kidding. >> and this "lockup" producer will soon receive 50,000 volts right after the phone stops ringing. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration a

jack and bill went up the hill. "access hollywood" live starts right now. >> stand by camera two, live in five, four, three, two, one. >> welcome to "access hollywood live" on hump day. an all-male and today.

jacking. news chopper 2 is over the scene just a short time ago at blossom hill road and snell avenue. a car jacking was reported about 90 minutes ago. there are reports two men carjacked an suv with a woman who was still inside. it appears police have recovered the suv, but the car jackers escaped. we do believe the woman is safe. we're expecting an update from san jose police shortly. >>> a stand-off and shooting is over tonight, and police have their suspect in custody, but it was quite a scare for the man being shot at. paul chambers is live in oakland with more on the dangers that can come with his job. >> reporter: the repo man was not wounded. still, to the person who has to collect the car, it's a dangerous job. >> it worried me, especially since i'm out there doing the same thing. i've never gotten shot at, but it always crosses my mind. >> reporter: news of today's shooting in oakland took steve by surprise. his title is a repo man, a job he's had for two years. he acknowledges it's a very dangerous position. that's why the goal is to repossess the vehicle in under a minute. s

mark lamont hill talks to her about transition as composer and her play. >> jack and jill.d jill. single parent? not going to happen. >> alicia, thank you for spending time with us. >> thank you for having me. >> stick fire is amazing. i am so excited about it first of all because i grew up in new york city born and raised and one of the things my mother did with me early was take me to the theater and it was one of the things i fell in love with as a young girl because it takes you toa i whole other place and a whole other world and it's magical. here comes stick fly and it's about this incredible black family in martha's vineyard and it's about how families unravel like their idiosyncracies and vulnerabilities how secrets come out that happen in every family and how you deal with that and how you get past, you know, what is going in each person's life and how you help each other, you know? it's family and it's so powerful to me. i fell in love with it because it's the truth. >> you are know just producing this, you wrote all original scenes for it. >> correct. it's a bran

hill. i'm like, "yeah!" [ light laughter ] and i'm jacked for the whole day. >> seth: instant caffeine. >> yeah. >> seth: alsou still do standup on the road. >> i do. >> seth: you're on the road a fair amount. any free time? do you have any free time? do you want to have free time? >> oh, i don't know. i don't know what to do with free time generally. i fester a lot. like, i have a free -- i had a free day recently, and i woke up thinking like, "why not just spend the day thinking you have cancer? that sounds like a good idea." so my hands are a little tingly. my ears keep popping. that's to be a brain tumor, right? so i let myself feel that, made some calls. doctors. like, what are we going to do? well, you know, i went to see a doctor. >> seth: on your one off day, you're all ready at the doctor now? >> well, calling doctors. >> seth: got you. >> then, i had to take another day off to go to the doctor. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> it's weird with doctors because -- do you ever go to a doctor, and you're like, are you really -- like, this guys -- all right, i went to a neurologist about the tingling in my

jacking we told you about at 5:00 in san jose. news chopper 2 was over the scene at blossom hill road at snell avenue 3:30 this afternoon. that's where police responded to reports of a woman in an suv that had been carjacked. now, police are telling us the incident involved a conflict between the woman and her boyfriend and they are trying to determine if, indeed, a car jacking actually took place. what we can tell you is that the woman wasn't injured. >>> new developments now in the corruption case against suspended state senator leland yee. prosecuters filed new charges in federal court today against yee, former gang leader raymond chow, and 27 other people. the new charges include racketeering, running a criminal enterprise, carrying a potential 20-year prison sentence. yee is also accused of agreeing to vote for several bills in exchange for campaign contributions. >>> a city councilman is under investigation tonight for misuse of campaign funds. the fair practices commission tells the contra costa times that he is accused of reimbursing himself $2500 in cash from his campaign fund. he's also accused of using $18,000

jack lew. he calls it economic patriotism. he calls it fair share. we go to capitol hillingles affected me tremendously as a pilot. the blisters and the pain in my scalp area and down the back of my neck was intense. it would have been virtually impossible in that confined space with the rash to move to change radio frequencies. i would just stop and literally freeze up. i mean it hurt. i couldn't even get up and drive let alone teach somebody and be responsible in an airplane. when my doctor told me that shingles came from the chickenpox virus i was very surprised. for two weeks i sat up in bed because i couldn't lay down. i had the scabs all throughout the side of my head and into the upper neck region. i didn't want to do anything except go to sleep and have the pain be over. as a pilot that meant i was grounded. it's one of the fastest growing crimes in america. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so you have to ask yourself, am i next? one weak password could be all it takes. or trusting someone you shouldn't. over 100 million con

jack lew at the white house to discuss the u.s. reaction to the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. on capitol hill is coming swiftly. many members are calling it an act of war, and senator john mccain is vowing there will be consequences for russia. >> the separatists could have only gotten that capability from russia, and so therefore, the culpable party here is vladimir putin. >> this morning on "morning joe," congressman peter king, a member of the homeland security committee, called for president obama to get tough on putin. >> i think it's important for the president to really come out today and show that he is the world leader and line up european economic sanctions against russia. i think we should even consider the idea of even at least temporarily suspending landing rights in our airports and europe and any other allies we have around the world. at least as a threat against putin to realize this is not just an accident. this isn't just something that happened. he's criminally penalty in on this. >> joining me now, senator bob menendez, chairman of the foreign relations committee. thanks f

hill. >> you know, while democrats are talking about economic issues, the right has been focused on impeachment this week. listen to this. starting with georgia congressman and senate candidate jackgston. >> with this lawsuit, by the time there is any resolution, he'll be out of office. so is this maybe the first step to issue articles of impeachment? >> you know, it could go in that direction if there was a big discussion. i mean, i think it's possible. >> i'm not prepared at this point to call for the impeachment of the president. >> i haven't spoken in favor of impeachment. although under certain circumstances and if the political will for it could be developed, i mean it's all dependent on that. >> will this kind of talk backfire on them, congresswoman is this. >> i absolutely think it will. how many millions of taxpayer dollars is it going to cost for them to sue the president of the united states? remember, rev, what they are suing barack obama for is not enforcing obamacare. think about that. the hated obamacare. he didn't enforce the employer mandate by postponing it for a year. that's why they are going to spend millions and millions of taxpayer dollars in order to sue t

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