. >> there is the kennel. the dogs in the kennel. >> you see the roof flying off the kennel and the dogs. out. what happened to the dogs and what were you thinking? >> we got out of the house when the safety of my animals was breeched in four separate areas. i have german shepherds and huskies. i had to secure those at first and i had three peacocks on to a shed. four dogs, three peacocks made it through the storm. >> what was going through your mind? >> the pines were starting to sway and we decided we better start walking towards the house. about ten steps later we heard the frayed train noise. i knew it was headed our way and it was incredible. >> tell us how the town looks and how has the relief effort been? >> the area of damage is small and localized, but it's severe. one good thing to see is neighbors that hardly ever speak to each other and working with each other and helping each other. >> it's high school hoops from chicago, illinois. we have this video on high school cube.com. not only watch, but li

so you think about they're contained within their kennel and you can see that they want to go out. in this case, what comes to my mind would be the hunt, the red coats, the bang of the horses, the getting ready for the hunt and also that is what the red coat is b and going from there -- is about and going from there in into the fields and where i put some pieces that would like fallen trees. here we have like -- if it would weeds or parts that they would have to run through. so the idea is also that it would be opennded so there are no longer -- they're no longer interacting with within the kennel, that there's this rolling fields that would allow them freedom. >> i want to ask more about that when we come back. how do you think of all of this? stay with us. it's springtime. ,,,,,, >>> we're inviting you to go to bouquets to art this week at the museum. great architecture and great people. we're here with katherine goodman and terry gross. tell us more about this. you're president of the auxillary. >> i am. >> what is an auxillary. >> a group of women that volunteer their time to f

>> this is a completely airtight kennel mounted on the top of our car. he climbed up there regularly, enjoyed himself. he was in a kennel at home as great deal of time as well. we loved the dog. it was where he was comfortable. we had five kids inside the car. my guess is he liked it a lot better in his kennel than he would have liked it inside. who let the dogs out? who? who? >> you got to wonder about who wants to be an airtight anything, by the way. and how do you know a dog's comfortable? anyway, the website dogs against romney sells bumper stickers that say, "i ride inside," and t-shirts that say, "dogs aren't luggage." but here's the number that may cost romney politically. 43 million u.s. households, no surprise here, that's 43 million households own dogs. that's 37% of the u.s. households in the country. how are those voters are going to feel about romney putting seamus up on the roof? dana milbank is a "washington post" columnist and jill zuckerman is a public relations strategist. dana, this thing seep ms to have no -- what do you call that thi

he was in a kennel at home. we loved the dog. we had five kids inside the car.it better in the kennel than he would have liked it inside. >> you have to wonder about who wants to be in an airtight anything and how do you know a dog is comfortable? the website dogs against romney sell bumper stickers that say "i ride inside." here's the number that may cost romney politically. 43 million households own dogs in america. that's 34% of the u.s. households in the country. dana milbank is a "washington post" columnist and jill zekman joins us. what do you call the thing when you can outlive outlive it. statute of limitation. this one's almost 30 years old, this guy. he must be thinking, i can't even remember putting the dog up in that crate on the roof, and when he got diarrhea and he had to hose down the roof, and it was one of his kids, tag, who put the story out in the first place. dana, this story has legs. >> yes, four legs. and i think this is going to hound mr. romney, so to speak, for -- >> are we barking up the the wrong tree here, or what? >> and we're just

. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel good. >> where does this animal go after this? >> they go for the shots and then the kennel. >> and if they just found this, and once we enter everything in the computer and they can track to find out if the dog went back home. we hold them for five days. >> this is a stray dog and it came in today and we immobilize it and then put it in a room with food and water. >> and then evaluate for medical behavior and see if anyone is interested in adopting then. >> we want to be sure that their behavior is good for the average adop

is it humane or inhumane to put your dog in a kennel on the top of the car for a long trip. 68% insisted it was anything but, 35% also saying it would make them less likely to vote for romney, 55% saying more likely. when asked who they thought would be a better president for dogs, president obama with a commanding lead. for more on tonight's illinois primary, i'm joined by david shuster. problem with paper ballots and the machines, we've reached the apex where both things can go wrong? do we know how much which a delay this might mean? >> election officials in illinois say it affects as many as 24 different counties, almost a quarter of the state. the largest county being dupage county, which is west of chicago, including naperville, wheaton, downer's grove. there may be as many as 300 ballots from a couple of different locations were affected. they do not believe it will delay things too much. election officials will have to count the ballots because they can't go through the machines. results from some precincts may take a little longer, but the polls have not been kept open any longe

i have recently moved to north carolina and operate a dog kennel here. and show dogs for people. and i am finishing my journey towards fully transitioning into a male body. come on, girl. in you go. yeah. good boy. >> reporter: what makes mac's story different from many transgender men is when he was living as a female, he never tried to fit the heterosexual standard of getting married and having children. he never saw the point of going through the motions. from an early stage mac, then carol, was more masculine than feminine. which is no big deal. >> i grew up until i was 6 in tennessee. and i think being a tomboy even back then was fairly acceptable up to a certain age. the older i got, the more unacceptable that behavior became. i know as i started to hit puberty, and i was pretty much appalled at hitting puberty as a female, my parents actually said at one time, you could have a sex change operation. but you would have to be put in a mental institution. so, i think at that point, i -- whatever feelings i had, that way were completely quashed. >> reporter: instead, in her lat

zoning regulations limit homeowners to five domestic animals in harford county unless the owner has a kennel license. she had no such permit >>> the family of the murder victim and family of the accused killer started to fight in an ohio courtroom. kevin james had been taken out of the courtroom when the yelling began. a woman sitting with her family appeared to start the scuffle with a member of the victim's family. however, sheriffs' deputies quickly jumped in before things got out of hand. >>> a louisiana man has been thankful he escaped without a scra scratch after a tree fell on his car. robert stalls was almost home from work when his car was flattened by a oak tree. he said he didn't know - he climbed out the back window. he was checked out by an emt but never had to be taken to the hospital. >> i finally got out. >> he even managed to get his groceries out of the car and bring them home to his wife. how about that? >>> delays are at the bottom of the screen. qoons county, for example -- queens anne's county, 90-minute delay. >>> we have another way to connect. this is going to cost y

i met one at the kennel.and this dog, a little brown lab was curled up in a ball stearg out into space. i said what is wrong with this dog? he they said he didn't make it out of afghanistan. he is in texas now with a beautiful couple and they are doing everything they can to help him overcome that. >> jon: when you said that, i really hope pups just did this -- buck just did this -- they are heroic but heartbreaking stories because the relationships between the handler and their dogs. it really is a bond that is almost more intense than between troop mates. >> it's true. and the handler-dog bond goes so deep. a lot of handlers say i'm closer to my dog than my spouse. they are together 24/7. their lives dependen ought dogs. >> jon: so rex before we go. there you go. >> rex and haze handler. >> jon: it's a tough story. they started out not getting along. rex wouldn't listen to anyone. at the end they bonded so deeply and it was -- i talked to the handler. >> jon: and they never get over it. >> she's still not o

. >> you know, cleaning the kennels prey basic, you ow -- feeding them, taking the dogs for walks.h the cats, but maintenae.ightly less >> thi of volunteering at a local shelter as on-the-job-training for when you become a pet owner. kids learn -- first and foremost, the basic needs of animals 'cause they will see what animals neeon a regular basis, and they'll also sethat the needs of amals are ver similar to the needs that ey themselves have. >> odds are, there's a shelter near you that offers prrams.lteer or internip you just need tow where to look. go io google and type inust eith "humane education opportunitie or "volunteering opportunities fokids," "volunteering with animals for kids," and you'll get a whole inour area.erent opportunities >> so, if you want to make volunteeng at shelter your next "pet" project, don't be shy. most shelters are happy to have responble teens helping ou >> a mysterious manuscript has finally given up one of its mysteries -- i age. using carbon dating, scientists at the university of arizona found it's from earl15th century, but there's still a bi

zoning regulations limit homeowners to five domestic animals unless the owner has a kennel license and lamb breck has no such permit. >>> city public works crews are working to repair a 20-inch water main break that happened in the 5200 block of wind or mill road. forest park near kernan hospital. the area had to be closed. it lowered water pressure in the hospital and firefighters delivered extra water to the hospital. several businesses in that area are being affected by this tonight. >> we want to take you back to arbutus as we continue to follow mitt romney's visit to baltimore county. he did very well in illinois last night. let's check in with abc2's roosevelt leftwich. what did romney have to say? >> reporter: the romney just broke up about two or three minutes ago. governor romney is still over there shaking hands. i think he just walked out of the room. he spoke to about 50 minutes to 300 people. one of the things -- he talked about a lot of different things. he was basically campaigning against barack obama and how he failed to inspire the country in general and how he has fa

thousands of shelter dogs need homes but when you go to the kennel how do you know which is right for? ceasar said you may need to pay attention for this energy level. >> three dogs, one is facing the front, the other in the middle and the other in the back. the one in the front is high level energy, each -- if the dog is higher energy than the human the human becomes in the back. >> he said it's important to take every member of your family to meet the dog. that includes any other pets you may have in the house. >>> maybe you are saving for a vacation. if you plan to book a cruise you could probably save a lot of cash. you just need to know where to work. that's where john comes to. he was inside information on the best cruise deals so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: cruise disaster, one year and has been an on shore robbery all involving carnival ships. just weeks after the ship capsized a thousand passengers had to endure three days with no ac or running water. both ships were owned by carnival that then hit the rule of three was a third scare when 22 passengers on a mexic

we went back to the kennels that animal care and control and she started pointing out all the dogs that the spca had rejected and started investigating and found out that at the time they were only taking 14 percent of the dogs and the rest were coming from the central valley and other shelters >> what is wrong with that in your eyes? >> they're called the san francisco spca and they sell themselves to the public as the city's shelter, that they're saving animals within our city and instead what they're doing is going to i kill shelters and cherry picking the cute and fluffy ones or the highly adoptable dogs and they say it is because they're helping the overpopulation but in fresno county they put down thousands of animals so they are not helping, they just want highly adoptable animals so they have a higher release of rate >> let's talk about the other thing. is the only dogs or cats as well? >> cats as well, they do a better job with cats but they still leave a lot behind >> let's focus on the dogs. he did mention pit bulls and many people are wondering about them, they're dangerous,

. >> you know, cleaning the kennels -- pretty basic, you know -- feeding them, taking the dogs for walksth the cats, but they're slightly less maintenance. >> think of volunteering at a local shelter as on-the-job-training for when you become a pet owner. >> kids learn -- first and foremost, the basic needs of animals 'cause they will see what animals need on a regular basis, and they'll also see that the needs of animals are very similar to the needs that they themselves have. >> odds are, there's a shelter near you that offers teen-volunteer or internship programs. you just need to know where to look. >> the best thing to do is just go into google and type in either "humane education opportunities" or "volunteering opportunities for kids," "volunteering with animals for kids," and you'll get a whole bunch of different opportunities in your area. >> so, if you want to make volunteering at a shelter your next "pet" project, don't be shy. most shelters are happy to have responsible teens helping out. >> a mysterious manuscript has finally given up one of its mysteries -- its age. using ca

flooding the kennels t. has happened twice in -- it has happened twice in the past two years. we just got word of a widespread power outage in contra costa county. 19,000 customers are without electricity across walnut creek, lafayette and concord. pg&r&e tells us a substation is down and reports -- pg&e tells us that a substation is down and reports of the outage came in. >>> tonight we are on storm watch. we have live team coverage for you. meteorologist mart tamaia reporting on the weather but first we are going to the airport where she found stranded travelers. >> reporter: weekend plans are in flux. regional flights are the first to be canceled or delayed by this storm. >> it is delayed. >> it is canceled. >> reporter: she has been trying to get to oregon since arriving at sfo on wednesday. >> the planes were canceled. one after the other and they put me in for the next and the next and the next as a stand by. they all canceled and i am still here. >> reporter: she plans to stand in line until she gets help. >> as these passengers can attest waiting in the wrong line is a

zoning regulations limit homeowners to five domestic animals in harford county unless the owner has a kennel license and she has no such permit. back to you. >>> the harford county sheriff's office is making house calls now -- sort of. when they see a spike in crime areas like bel air or forest hill they are going to make a robocall to those particular neighborhoods. they are telling people how to stop crimes. last week in fallston hundreds showed up. >> we were concerned about burglary problems in the area and it gave everybody an opportunity firsthand to see where we were, what the stat tuses of the investigations were and we gave them prime prevention -- crime prevention information. >> it's been going on for several months and the sheriffs' deputy says it seems to be bringing positive results. >>> you can have bus records in the palm of your hands. there's an app for i-phone and i-pad users called "safer bus. " , you can use it before booking a trip. you can monitor the company and the history of fatigued drivers. this comes after a series of deadly accidents involving tour buses. >>> as

some fun with that infamous, notorious story of mitt romney strapping his dog, fair enough, in a kennelthe top of the car for a long road trip to canada, that will just continue to dog him if you will on the campaign trail. an article by bob shrum suggests who's got the role of romney's dog in the 2012 presidential race. quote from his column. republican voters are now the political equivalent of mitt romney's famously abused dog, seamus. mitt has put voters on the roof of his car and he's driving for the nomination, whether they like it or not. more accurately, he is sputtering toward the nomination as the roof-bound electorate periodically poops on his parade. there's a graphic picture for you. great picture words there, bob, thank you for that. >>> up next, on the offensive, chicago mayor rahm emanuel president obama's ex chief of staff, just delivered a dig at mitt romney. remember romney's reaction to rush limbaugh calling a georgetown university student a slut for supporting employer-covered contraception. remember that? watch this. >> not the language i would have used. i'm focus

. >>> while the world gets ready to celebrate saint patrick's day, a local pet kennel is lead lettingthe action with the pup crawl. and animal lovers gave local dogs a play date complete with treats and games. >> and we have our music going, we've got the doggy mirror, our treats and set it up kind of cross file. and where the dog comes through and go to one table and get doggy beer, another table for the treats and go play and when they leave, they get their ban dan a. >> you heard right. she said doggy beer. what is the pup crawl without beer, anyway? it's non-alcoholic. beef broth and that is what that drink is based on. and just ahead, it's hard to believe that it's been a year since the devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan. coming up, the victims look back on that tragic day. . >> one year afterrianp japan's devastating earthquake and tsunami, many are struggling to pick up the pieces. david piper has more. >> reporter: a year from the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that devastated northeast japan, the physical and mental scars remain here. and for many, the first ann

most people don't have any idea that he tied this animal in a little kennel on the top of the roof andve all the way to toronto with the little guy on top, and he was scared to death and crapped on himself and had to be washed off. >> in the times, in everything she's written in the past eight months she always puts it-- >> and letter men. the same thing every night. >> you got to. it's like you put him on top of the car. [laughing] >> and something bad happens. that's clearly how dogs react to terror. what do you do, you put him back on after you hose down the car and the dog. if the president of the united states did this, he would be impeached. >> yes. >> and this would be grounds and politicians would never know what hit them. why did they impeach him? he did that to the dog. two words to remember, michael vick, and people's reaction to michael vick. >> yeah, that's true. >> you're the guest and i spent the last 40 seconds talking. >> i really liked hearing it. i'm glad somebody is putting it out, it was unbelievable. if it was a cat. >> the cat would get down and drive the car. in

and back here we have the dogs in the kennel and only about 6 inches from this point here.things uncomfortable. >> again, they had no flooding problems here at the shelter. but elsewhere the evening and overnight rain did cause problems. highway 13 in oakland was shut down for more than two hours last night, a tree came down on the highway blocking all the southbound lanes just south of the park avenue exit. no one was sear russly injured. but it did lead to a multi-car crash on the highway. >> we have been having quite a bit of rain the last week or so. the ground is pretty well saturated right now. >> this is the second tree to fall on highway 13 so far this week. this one came down in the same spot where another downed tree led to a much more serious accident earlier this week. that accident ended up killing a 19-year-old uc berkeley student on thursday. in other parts of the east bay, they are still cleaning up from last night's storm. we just got word from pg&e and 10 minutes ago that there are about 540 customers, pg&e customers, in the walnut creek area near the shel

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has gone cold yeah what i would say to that is if you haven't even taken the bloodhounds out of the kennel how can you say the trails want quote there's been nobody looking after what really happened behind the story again with the one exception of this committee which i'm very grateful for but they are not a court of law they can indict anyone they can't force via clawback or money to come back to us so at some point in time hopefully what we hope is that we can kind of change the investigators in a sense because of these hearings into doing what they should have been doing already five months ago which is actively pursuing this case well let's talk about if anything came out of the hearing yesterday in regard to that because we did hear a few of the executives at least say that they've been questioned by investigators or were due to be questioned by investigators do you not take that to mean that there is an active d.o.j. or f.b.i. investigation and i was in the room and listening very carefully people are well ordered up if they're not lawyers themselves like mr verver right of the very

a united kennel club of japan rescued more than 7,000 cats and dogs but say 2 dozen are dying from starvation every day. as we approach the fukushima plant, we're reminded of high radiation levels that remain. we are less than a mile outside the fukushima plant, and we've seen the number on our geiger counter go up significantly. it jumped to over 20 microsieverts an hour. that's more than five times the hourly level of radiation acceptable for nuclear workers in the u.s. this man witnessed the reactor explosions from his home. he's defied orders to stay out of this area to feed cows he's been told to euthanize. "the government never tried to save them," he says. "i am filled with rage." his cattle are now worthless, contaminated with cesium. the government said it will take at least 30 years to decommission the nuclear plant. this area may not be safe to live or work in for decades. akiko fujita, abc news, fukushima, japan. >> akiko, our thanks to you. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday. >>> the new signs this evening, it's going to get husbands and wives talki

lanes are open on kennel worth avenue traveling southbound leaving eastern to pennsylvania avenue.akota avenue. southbound lanes are closed at this time. outer loop of the beltway, delays leaving university boulevard towards georgia avenue. 395, 14th street bridge, traffic heavy and steady across the potomac. >> julie got embarrassed. thank you, julie. >>> aides to gingrich say he needs to win alabama and mississippi tuesday to justify staying in the race. the former speaker of the house will appear on fox news sunday this weekend. host chris wallace joins us live from capitol hill with a preview. jam packed show. mr.wallace, good to see you this morning. >> hey, tony. >> seems to me, his aides are saying it, seems it's kind of do or die time for his campaign. >> yeah. won two southern primaries. next tuesday, alabama and mississippi. really, with santorum having passed him as the leading conservative alternative to romney, if gingrich can't even win in the deep south as a regional candidate, how do you make the argument he should continue on? he can continue on, if he continues to

. >> reporter: today, the kennels in baltimore county are a bit more crowded. [ dogs barking. >> reporter: 18 dogs, like this juvenile pure bred boxer are rounded up. >> what is surprising people who care for these dogs are how many of them are pure bred. this is a jerming an shepherd puppy. >> we usually don't get large numbers of pure bred dogs at once. >> reporter: eight dogs are running near halethorpe. just a few days later, 10 dogs are rounded up by concerned citizens. see this one? it's a concerned cattle dog. the humane society, four. they look alike and are about the same age. >> it could be anything from a commercial operation, a breeder that all of a sudden had to get rid of animals because they couldn't sell them anymore. i just don't know. it's very unusual. >> reporter: at the humane society, 10 dogs are now getting care. >> reporter: the humane society doesn't want pictures of the 10 dogs brought here out yet as they're in isolation. they're sick, underweight and not social. >> reporter: veterinarian zinc has concerns about the dogs. this is not one of them. but they're abo

police say the two arrested are not students at kennel worth. >> the 49ers are moving forward with plansew billion dollar stadium in santa clara. a judge has ruled the stadium financing deal does not have to go before voters again. opponents argued the 850 million dollar construction loan is too risky and wasn't what they originally voted for. they are now considering an appeal. preconstruction is underway at the stadium site near great america theme park in santa clara. the team hopes the 68,000 seat facility will be ready for the 2014 season. >>> california's ban on drivers using hand-held cell phones is saving lives according to a new study. overall traffic deaths decreased 22%. deaths blamed on drivers using hand-held cell phones dropped 47%. similar drop in injuries attributed to cell phone use. researchers compared data from two years before and after the ban took effect in july of 2008. >>> 5:57. just ahead, how about lunch with a side of armed guard? >>> what is the cost to computers why bart's expansion plans could mean big roadblocks for car pool lane in the east >> reporter: i

>> today, the kennels in baltimore county are a bit more crowded. 18 dogs, like this juvenile pure bred boxer, were rounded up in two locations. >> what's surprising is how many of these dogs are purebreds. this one is a german shepherd puppy. >> it's unusual to say the least. we don't usually get large numbers of pure breds in at once. >> reporter: on monday, eight dogs were found running loose near halethorpe. then in owings mills, 10 dogs were rounded up by concerned citizens. see this one? it's an australian shepherd dog. they look alike and are about the same age. >> it could be become from a commercial operation, a breeder that all of a sudden had to get rid of animals because they couldn't sell them anymore. i just don't know. it's very unusual. >> reporter: at the humane society, 10 dogs are now getting care. >> the humane society doesn't want pictures of the 10 dogs that were brought here out yet, as they are in isolation. they're sick, underweight and not social. >> veterinary zinc has concerns about the dog. this is not one of them. but they're about the size. >> some of them

kennel worth avenue, 56 miles per hour. and you are issue free as you travel through the district. >>> breaking news right now. iraqi officials say 39 people killed and 200 injured in a series of explosions across the country there. police say there were two car bombs, hit a crowded shopping center in karbala. the rest of the blasts in baghdad, kirkuk, and latahfia. >>> new this morning, three people in the hospital after a stabbing and beating in sixth street in southwest washington. two people stabbed and one person beaten with a baseball bat. one of the victims is in critical condition. the other two victims expected to be okay. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> also new this morning, a fire damaged a house in prince georges county. this happened in the 1600 block of robert lewis avenue. flames so intense it melted the vinyl siding on the house next door. a mother and her daughter got out safely. the fire destroyed two cars in the driveway as well. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> decision 2012 turn

. >> today the kennels in baltimore county are a bid more county, 18 dogs like this juvenile purebred have been rounded up. >> what is surprising is they are purebred. >> this one too. >> that is unusual. >> on monday eight dogs were found running loose. a few hours later 10 dogs were rounded up by concerned citizens. see this one? it is an australian cattle dog, the county shelter got one, the humane society 4, they look alike and are about the same age. >> it could be anything from a commercial operation, a breeder that all of a sudden had to get rid of animals because they could not sell them anymore. i just don't know. it is very unusual. >> at the humane society 10 dogs are now getting care. the humane society doesn't want pictures of the 10 dogs that were brought here out yet as they are in isolation. they are sick, underweight and are not social. veterinarians have concerned about this. this not one of them but they are similar. >> our suspicion is it from the same person that is kind of spreading their pets throughout the baltimore community. >> these dogs could have been inju

floodwaters soaking the dog and cat kennel. >> the cat room had about six or eight inches of water in it. so, could have have been dangerous. >> reporter: they kept the animals busy as they lined up sandbags, it's the only line of defense against the stormy weather. across the bay and the oakland hills workers were cleaning up the mess. >> when everybody else goes inside. >> the soaked soil weakened the roots and the tree came down this afternoon. >> we have been running day and night for a week now since the rain started. there is been akron duty, 24-7. >> reporter: the tree missed homes and cars, it was just a minor inconvenience. we heard no complaints about the rain that caused the mess. >> it's great. we needed it. >> reporter: there is more rain on the way and tree trimmers say tree trimmers keep their guard up. >> more rain and wind comes, just monitor the base of the tree. >> reporter: and some of the things to look for he said are cracks in the soil, the base of the tree, he said if you notice the tree leaning a different direction than what it normally does that's one of the

i told you, dogs in kennels get out more than i do. okay, well thank you. you have a good day.y, bye. >>> coming up -- >> this is bull [ bleep ]. >> luis harris grows frustrated by his restrictions. >> i'm becoming irritated and impatient. >> and douglas burden starts earning back some privileges. >>> in order for us to have all of the nutrition that we need, we've actually had a calcium enriched fortified beverage that has all the vitamins and nutrients that a prison would normally get, in a pill. if you can't take a multivitamin every day, this is a great substitution for it. we serve it in three meals a day, so they will have plenty of calcium as well as all the vitamins. when you're making up a beverage in the jail they request all the color be taken out. this is probably grape flavored and as you can see it's completely clear. when you taste it, it has all of the flavor of a purple kool-ade in the grocery store. how does it taste? >> great. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, luis harris who is convicted for rape on the city's popular bayshore boulevard,