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what's so fascinating, also, is that one of the democrats on that select committee who railroaded ward, john jay o'connor from new york, he actually confessed after william ward had died, he confessed that they had turned the screws, they railroaded him, he begged forgiveness for this deed, and he, too, was cast into oblivion, and that's not a well known part of the story either. >> host: what strikes me really prescient is the insight ward has. he says at some point these people, the radical new dealers -- which turns out were members of the communist party or heavy-duty sympathizers or the term is fellow travelers or some would say in some cases, not if all cases, useful idiots, that's a layman's term -- they wanted a clean slate. they wanted, ward says, to destroy the existing american society. >> host: and something new x that would be presumably centrally-planned socialist economy. >> guest: right. >> host: and it rang a bell. where did they hear it? i went, and i looked at the international, the communist anthem that was a state anthem of the soviet union until 1944 when stalin chucked

. >> the ward cranks it up a notch on john schmidt. >>> plus -- >> if you can't pay me, you sure enough can't [ bleep ] me. >> charged with assaulting her girlfriend. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. >>> are you cheating? you tear your seven. >> the 225 female inmates at cleveland's cuyahoga correction center make up 10% of the total population. some prefer to keep a low profile, but not felicia smith. >> i'm a lesbian. >> my girl, felicia. >> i'm a lesbian. i love women. any man i ever lay with had to pay me, and mine any man. if you can't pay me, then you shir enough can't [ bleep ] me. i acquired a lifestyle being a dancer, big money. 12 or 13 i was in the club stripping and doing anything else i could do to get money. i was a pretty little girl and all the men knew that in the club, and there's ways to get money in the club, if you want to call its prostitution. but in the clubs it's ca

. >> yeah, a lot being made of the criticism he has gotten even from staunch defenders like john stew wardiece today that says jamie dimon is seeking help on his role as chairman of the bank. he told dimon the storm will eventually pass. fill in the braining. dimon and blankfein walk into a bar. blankfein says to dimon, what? we'll get your responses when we come right back. >> and mary thompson speaks to aig ceo with a cnbc exclusive. also, we'll get the close and the impact on us here this afternoon after the pretty miserable gdp numbers. back in a minute. fá7á#c#, >>> markets are closed in europe. and apparently the economy also having trouble getting out from under, too. the longest recession in the history of the monetary union. simon hobbs with more on that. >> it really points to the assets particularly here. so you're looking at a stock market in europe that is climbing ever further into a territory we have not seen since the summer of 2008. so basically five-year highs because of what the central bank is doing. because the stocks are cheap. but the economic situation is ver

sexy liberal john fugelsang in all three hours today. jim ward out sick today. morning jacki schechner. >> woe, good morning, that's a lot of information. >> stephanie: right. >> 100% was jim and then 3,000% was john. >> stephanie: and i'll talk about being on cnn last night with gail trotter. >> i saw it. >> stephanie: she thinks it's fine to market and sell to five year olds. >> yeah, but no video games. >> stephanie: yeah. and swimming pools cause more death -- >> oh, i saw that too. >> stephanie: so i'm still coming down off of that. i'm still drunk. >> understandably. >> stephanie: thank you for your support, here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody happy friday new jobs numbers out today we added 165,000 new jobs last month which is 30,000 more than analysts predicted. the numbers or february and march have also been moved up. president obama starts the day in mexico city where he spent the night in a joint press son for instance with the new mexican leader the president talked about how comprehensive immigration reform is essential for stre

. >> while culverson attempts to ward off unwanted attention, john schmidt, currently awaiting trial of inducing panic, seems to welcome it. >> what's going on today? >> since he's been here, he's flooded his toilet. he stuck his sheets in there. went bathroom on top of that. flushed the sheets down the toilet. disrespectful to officers, calling them the "n" word. >> we need to up the ante on this guy. let's move him over and place him in ad seg and shut his water off. we need to take some action with this guy. >> all right. >> associate warden eric ivey has decided to send schmidt a message. >> pull him out. >> he instructs the special jail response team to extract him and place him in a restraint chair for a face-to-face meeting. >> he's not going to have us running around with his nonsense. >> mental health deemed him to be behavior which means he knows what he's doing and he's trying to manipulate us. >> step back with your feet. don't move! behind your back, behind your back. >> why are you guys so nervous? bunch of [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ] wrong with you? straight up [ ble

john mccain. collar united states ward clarissa ward, good morning. what did john mccain do inside syria.hat did he do there? >> he went there to talk with armed rebel commanders inside syria. we spoke to an activist who organized and participated in the trip on the ground for about an hour met with rebel commanders, and most prominently, he met with the leader of the free syrian army general salim madris. they discussed a whole host of issues, from the growing problem of extremism, and both reportedly agreed that best way to deal with extremism would be to try to unit the rebels your honor the command of the general who is a moderate and arm general madris. >> how hard for him to get in? >> not as difficult as it once was. he went through a border crossing between southern turkey and syria. that is controlled by rebels and the turkish do allow syrians to cross through it. it's dangerous endeavor traveling with members of the syrian emergency task force, an activist group and two private security guards only stayed inside about an hour. >> clarissa charlie here. what will be the impact of

three hundred homes in a west bank settlement it's fear of the move could ward recent attempts by u.s. secretary of state john kerry to rekindle peace talks between palestinian authorities and israel so far this here israel's army has a victim almost four hundred palestinians from the west bank and a small over two hundred houses the number of such incidents has risen sharply since a new israeli government was even stronger opposition to a two state solution to office in march and authorities policy are now records israeli the fans for us are ready to use almost and a thing to bag their government orders. first it was the bullets then the tear gas and now this it's probably the worst smelling substance you will ever smell in your entire life that god never you stink you bad people i don't have a home it stinks you made it smell i have nowhere to go i can even see my son you sprayed him. developed by israeli security forces this foul smelling liquid is used to disperse palestinian demonstrations and it's proving to be pretty effective if it hits you in the eyes it could be painful and it could cause redness an

sexy liberal john fugelsang in all three hours today. jim ward out sick today. orning jacki schechner. >> woe, good morning, that's a lot of information. >> stephanie: right. >> 100% was jim and then 3,000% was john. >> stephanie: and i'll talk about being on cnn last night

john mccain makes a surprise trip to syria in the beginning of what could be a critical period in can t country's civil war. clarissa ward has our story. >> let us never forget as we gather here today that our nation is still at war. >> glor: the president meets with families who lost loved lost lovedhanistan and iraq as ones in afghanistan and iraq as america pays tribute on memorial day. bob orr and michelle miller report. a police officer killed in kentucky after a brazen roadside anna werner on the search for a suspect. and ben tracy with the story of what may be the final reunion of america's largest group of p.o.w.s. >> together we've stepped into the dungeons and we faced the

john mccain makes a surprise trip to syria in the beginning of what could be a critical period in can t country's civil war. clarissa ward has our story. >> let us never forget as we gather here today that our nation is still at war. >> glor: the president meets with families who lost loved lost lovedhanistan and iraq as ones in afghanistan and iraq as america pays tribute on memorial day. bob orr and michelle miller report. a police officer killed in kentucky after a brazen roadside anna werner on the search for a suspect. and ben tracy with the story of what may be the final reunion of america's largest group of p.o.w.s. >> together we've stepped into the dungeons and we faced the dragon. and we came out of it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening, everyone, scott is off tonight. i'm jeff g >> glor: good evening, everyone, scott is off tonight. i'm jeff glor. he is the highest-ranking american visual official since the conflict there began two years ago. senator john mccain crossed the turkish border today and met with syrian rebel this is afternoon. mccain has been

ward. so what prompted this move? that is coming up. good morning, everyone. welcome to this special edition of "early start." i'm john berman in new york. >> nice to see you, john. i'm zoraida sambolin live in cleveland. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with horrifying details about the private hell those three women endured for ten years inside this house on seymour avenue right behind me. prosecutors say ariel castro operated a private prison and torture chamber right inside his home. he's held on $8 million bail charged with kidnapping and rape. and an aggravated murder charge could come next for the alleged killing of fetuses as well. we have a cnn exclusive this morning. the daughter closest to ariel castro speaking out about the charges against her father. listen to her describe the moment when she learned he had been arrested. >> it feels like everything crashed down. like, i just wanted to melt into the floor, like, i just wanted to die. i have no problem cutting him out of my life. i have no problem with that. i never want to see him again. >> we'll have much more of that exclusive interview with ariel

days in a psych ward but that court order was later dismissed now brandon robb is suing the government for infringing on his first amendment rights yesterday i spoke with his lawyer john whitehead he's a constitutional attorney at the rutherford institute and i asked him to go into more detail about brandon's arrest and what has happened in the your sense. well he was arrested for facebook was. then taken into custody and then eventually put the mill ospel. and so the facebook posts were basically his complaining about where the government was operating it was again arrested and cuffed behind his back he actually called the police and said one of the charges they said always a charge of the in front. so we got him out of the mill hospital about a week and we had a judge actually rule who release team that there was no credible evidence whatsoever to hold him and so within this last eight or nine months that we've been preparing for this lawsuit so what legal team and we follow the first amendment fourth amendment case today in the federal district court in richmond and a false imprisonment case so he was arrested for his first remember the activities and he was search

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the race for next year's d.c. council is shaping up. several current council members say they will seek reelection including mary shea and backed offering of wardcil chairman phil mendelson, and anita bonds. jim graham says that he's undecided. >> 3 suspects are in custody after trying to rob a pawnshop. in pawnshop two masked men walked into the shop and a security guard confronted them. the guard and one of the men exchanged gunfire. both suspects drove off with the third suspect and then drove to a hospital. that's where they dropped off the injured suspect. shortly afterwards, police stopped the getaway car and arrested the two remaining suspects. third suspect was taken into custody at the hospital. the montgomery county inspector general is investigating the silver spring transit center. >> this after council members have asked at $100,000 be spent just to examine the errors in putting together that center. let's get to brianne carter in silver spring with more on this. >> the county council hoping to get answers today to a lot of questions surrounding the big issues in silver spring. the transit center. council members will meet with mem

. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he developed his own method of survival. he told us how during his first stay in jail he sent a message to ward predatory inmates. >> the first time i came in, the first thing i did was i looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but, they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it. it worked. i am a caucasian male, i speak english. i'm educated. i'm the oddball and i realize that. actually, this looks like one of the better meals. you should be here on pigeon night. i think they call it chicken night everywhere else. there is nothing in here that fascinates me or makes me happy. this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> seeing many of the same inmates cycle in and out of their facilities is not uncommon for most jail officials. nor is it unusual for certain types of inmates to be housed together, as we discovered during a visit to the fifth floor of the los angeles county jail. >> i call it the drama floor because you ge

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