i can create another person called rico tha kidd who's not insecure. he can talk to the ladies.d back, he's, know what i'm saying, not scared to approach the women. >> thanks to his rapping and a newspaper article that documented his struggles, rico tha kidd is well known. >> that fan mail? >> fan mail. females. females. i got a whole bunch of them, man. i've only been here for six months. i get fan mail because, like, a lot of people know my situation. a lot of people know the person that i am, and they know that the person that they're trying to make me out to be, i'm not that person. so they write me and just keep me encouraged, telling me, keep my head up, telling me to hang on. and that's the only respect i got for the streets. but i don't owe the streets nothing, you know? like, if anything, the streets owe me -- >> hello, breaking news. there is new information in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. let's take you live now to a news conference that is under way in australia. >> they're usually much larger vehicles, they do recovery as well, and obviously those so

my team that won the national title, anthony davis, michael kidd, gilchrist -- one and two pick in theraft. they took the fourth and fifth most shots on my team. they understood servant leadership, and they were young. to say you cannot teach that when they are young -- yes, you can. can you make someone feel good, because you are in a kentucky uniform, spending two minutes with a child or a grandmother, somebody from the hills in pikeville that comes in? in two minutes, you just made them for six months. money has wings. if you chase money, you never really get it. chase excellence. money follows. the first million, put that away. do not worry about buying cars. put it in the bank. leave it there. in seven years, it doubles. if it goes south on you, you can live the rest of your live off what comes out of $2 million. there are a lot of things we try to teach, but it is all speeded up. >> how many accept what you are teaching? >> michael gilchrist's mom called me and said, he listened to everything you said about the money talk. i have it with all of them. it brings emotion to me, beca

. >> kidd! (knocking) kidd, you need to cuff up. you might as well talk to me now because you're going to talk to me sooner than later. i have three windows covered right now, and one of them appears to be self-abusive. attempted to look through the tray slot to see if i could get a visual on him, and he's got it covered with a mattress. if i can't see him from the back window, i'm gonna have to go in and take him out for his own safety. >> narrator: inmates are forbidden from covering their windows in the solitary unit. they could be bleeding to death, or it could be a trick to lure the officers in. >> he's got it all covered. so now we have to pull him out. >> okay gents, whenever you're ready to rock and roll. >> 6/11, a2, do you have a large box? >> if i say "go," rip that door open so these men can go in. if i say "hold," just hold it with a crack. >> any questions at this time? >> i think we're ready to go in and do a cell extraction. (banging) (shouting) >> narrator: the officers sometimes have to use mace on inmates who won'

. >> kidd! (knocking) kidd, you need to cuff up.you might as well talk to me now because you're going to talk to me sooner than later. i have three windows covered right now, and one of them appears to be self-abusive. attempted to look through the tray slot to see if i could get a visual on him, and he's got it covered with a mattress. if i can't see him from the back window, i'm gonna have to go in and take him out for his own safety. >> narrator: inmates are forbidden from covering their windows in the solitary unit. they could be bleeding to death, or it could be a trick to lure the officers in. >> he's got it all covered. so now we have to pull him out. >> okay gents, whenever you're ready to rock and roll. >> 6/11, a2, do you have a large box? >> if i say "go," rip that door open so these men can go in. if i say "hold," just hold it with a crack. >> any questions at this time? >> i think we're ready to go in and do a cell extraction. (banging) (shouting) >> narrator: the officers sometimes have to use mace on inmates who won't

armed men have kidd inned two women from a popular resort. officials say a chinese tourist were taken late on wednesday. >> returning to the top story, one million refugees registered. one million syrian refugees. >> we spoke the to secretary-general , and he says the true figure of the number of refugees is higher. it is many more tan the one million. it could be half a million more syrians who have fled the war. one of the problems in lebanon, we are issuing a report, we have the biggest legal aid program among relief organizations and the country. the report says that hundreds of thousands are struggling with the legal documentation, they have to pay money to get registered. they don't have the money and lose the registration. some have to go back to syria to try to renew the status there or as they re-enter lebanon. it shouldn't be like that. the host countries and communities have been more generous than we, the europeans, americans and asians can understand. lebanon takes one to 2,000 refugees for days. my own country will take 1,000 sy

the killings and kidd snappings shows no signs of slowing. that's why those that can't afford it are installing windows which can stop an ak-47 bullet and a frame which can resist a bomb attack. >> this man has been in the car manufacturing business for more than 20 years. over the past year he has seen an increase in the demand for armoured vehicle. initially he had one or two customers, now he has a dozen at a time. >> i think people have become aware that such an investment is probably quite necessary, especially if one can afford it. armouring a car is not treat. making it bomb and bulletproof is anywhere from 30 to $40,000, on top of the purchase of a vehicle. it's a small price to pay for peace of mind. he's asked us to hide his identity for security reasons. he had his jeep armoured a few months ago. >> i was mugged, like, four times in the last 2, 2.5 years. the time comes when you feel enough is enough and you have to look for a solution. >> in a country where many live on a few dollars a day, it's a solution opened to a privileged f

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kidd, an independent auditor says some officers had sex while on duty, lied about it and still kept theirreporter: yeah. officers have been dealing with a lot in the past couple of years. they have had budget cuts, low morale, understaffing, officers leaving for other departments. they are having a hard time hiring officers on the department. and now this. the annual independent police auditor's report is out and it is not good. independent police auditor and former judge ladoris cordell hand-delivered her year end report to the san jose city clerk's office. the 115-page document raises concerns and recommends the department start firing officers caught lying to internal affairs investigators. >> it's really important, we believe, that this department have a zero tolerance policy. >> reporter: the report notes two sustained cases where officers had sex while on duty and later falsified reports or lied about the incidents. they were both disciplined but not fired. one case found a uniformed officer and a female school employee had sex in a room at the school. she claims sexual assault. int

. >> emeril kidd. i'm from milwaukee, wisconsin. >> let me ask you this.id you go to church yesterday for easter? >> now, did she go to church yesterday? all right. >> unfortunately, i didn't. >> did you have a little mary jane for 4-20? >> ha, ha, ha -- >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: may have bled over into 4-21 too. next. >> daniel from l.a. >> did you go to church yesterday for easter? >> jimmy: did he go to church? okay. the audience says yes. >> no. >> did you smoke out for 4-20? >> jimmy: okay. let's find out. >> uh. i don't know who's going to see this. >> it's okay. a little bit? >> yeah. >> you want to say hi to your mom? >> hi, mom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hi, mom. high son. all right. >> i'm bam bam. i'm from hollywood. >> bam bam, did you go to church yesterday for easter? >> jimmy: did he go to church? >> sure did. 6:00 mass. >> did you smoke out for 4-20? [ audience responds ] >> jimmy: no? a few nos. mostly yeses. >> my watch says 4:20 since i bought it. >> let me see the nails. did you do that for easter? >> no, i did that because i'm a tra

my team that won the national title, anthony davis, michael kidd, gilchrist, one, two pick in the draftthey took the fourth and fifth shots on my team. they understood servant leadership and they were young. to say you can't teach that when they're young, yes, you can. you can teach them. spending two minutes with a child, with a grandmother, someone from the hills of pikeville to come in and two minutes, you just made them for six months. money has wings. if you chase money, you never really ged it. you chase excellence, money follows. i give them a money talk when they decide to go to the nba. first million, charlie, tell them to put it away. don't worry abo buying watches, cars. your first million dollars, you put it in the bank, leave it there, seven years it doubles. all of a sudden, if it goes south, you can live the rest of your life on what comes out of that $2 million. dollar lot of things we try to teach but it's all speeded up. >> charlie: ow many accept what you're teaching? >> michael gilchrist's mom called me and said he listened to everything you said about the money talk

as the standoff continues to pro russian separatist in the street and cream try to put maurice kidd has to be picky. it is. smaller than expected lead you from whence the opposition. had it as the countdown to indonesia's general election i know. all are. welcome back welcome if you're just joining us this is the false again today when looking at india's five week election process the hundred and fifty million citizens going to the world's largest democracy bearing its name probably what it calls an intensely jacinto also getting a sniff or two arate reports for ndtv television and the hindustan times. i'm with deepak rash puts that supports the opposition bjp and wasn't well. he is an economist and the author in french. india for dummies this is the inaugural likes its new parliament in may the vote takes place over four days soon. the fact that it's happening. over five weeks that has captured our imaginations for sure the first meeting took place monday in some states. today it's in the remote northeast six seats and a part of india has raised between china bangladesh and myanmar. an

i'll give you an example, michael kidd gilchrist comes to me before the championship game against vanderbiltcomes and says, i need to you start darius miller in my space. why? because he hasn't scored in this tour this weekend. we need him to win the national title and he said, and you are killing him. so let him start. i start him. he gets 17 shots. michael gets in foul trouble because he's not used to coming off the bench. we lose the game, but it wins us the ncaa tournament. that kind of service is what we're trying to teach. it's in the book. part of it is dealing with one and done, the other part is, there are some things with the ncaa that need to be fixed. i probably should have used the different term other than crumbling russia. they do. i mean, within i have so many questions for you that we need to talk about the difference, but you can't get used to losing but if i were you if those close games as a fan when i'm at home they have to be one of my 32 teams out of the 64. at the end, my heart is exploding. sometimes i have to change it. >> you are a little bit of a basketball pan? >

there are stories about anthony davis and michael kidd being the fifth and fourth leading shot-takerst won a national title. and they're one and two in the draft. but they gave up something. so it's about that. there's some one and done in there. there's -- you know, i have to give my opinions of the ncaa, mike. i'm kind of like you, i'm going to speak my mind. >> but you said, like mike, you said, the situation reminds me a little bit of the soviet union. compare the ncaa to the soviet union evil empire, tell us about it, coach. >> if we make decisions about them, we'd be right. i've been talk about this food issue. like limiting my food. if i have a bagel, you can't have peanut butter, you're violating rules so that's why you recruit. so yesterday, they came out with unfettered food which is a start. there are all different things we can do. parents should be able go to the ncaa games. and we should pay for it. >> a great player. let's say they go four years. their mom lives in california. they play in kentucky. the ncaa is making millions of dollars. a kid can't have his kid fly fr