kool-aid or something. you have inmates who like rot gut. they down it.e dudes make this stuff. the stuff they're drinking doesn't do anything. >> since drunken inmates can lead to big trouble, correctional officers are constantly on the lookout. >> officers are out there searching cells. they'll find it. three days later, same cell, they're making alcohol again. we have over 3,000 inmates doing this. >>> coming up on "lock up raw" -- >> one of the items he makes the most up, spiders. >> artwork of america's most infamous inmate. [ male announcer ] you sprayed them. thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one weed killer. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. guaranteed. weeds won't play dead, they'll stay dead. roundup. no root. no weed. no problem. . >>> while some inmates might spend time behind bars creating mayhem, others choose a different path. they use their time in prison to do something constructive. for many, that means turning to art. paul majors had been

some kool-aid. and that's about it. >> well we have inmate kevin blanco who was a little upset. issued three disciplinary reports. he has his own way of thinking. he portrays his own outcome but it's actually there and he implies whatever he feels is appropriate. so it's one of those things that kevin blanco wants this and he wants it now. well, he's not going to get it now and the officers are concerned that they may have to extract him from this rather large rec pen. if he chooses to go that route, that's what we'll do. kevin blanco, i need you to come and cough it up. blanco? he's ignoring the issues. >> they want to sit there and play their little [ bleep ] games. keep me in the cell. you all want to keep me in the cell, here's y'all's reason. get your squad. go get your guys and come on. kevin blanco. i'm giving you a directive to come out. >> i'm refusing. >> anytime inmates refuse to peacefully exit their cells entrance, officers must move forward with standard extraction protocol. >> what's

tonight, forget drinking the kool-aid, republicans are drinking the strong tea and it may take them right down the drain in the next election. >>> and the bomb shell new report, says rupert murdoch's company has paid more than $650 million to make charges of corporate spying and hacking go away. and it all happened here in america. >>> plus, did shady republicans try to use the maxine waters investigation for political reasons? that hot story tonight. >>> welcome to the show, i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead, president obama is vowing to veto what some are calling the republican's worst idea yet. it's the so-called cut, cap and balance bill. a tea party plan that's even more extreme than the ryan he budget. here is the -- >> classic washington posturing ka bookie theater. you know, this is a measure that's designed to duck, dodge and dismantle. duck responsibility, dodge on obligations and dismantle, law, which would require the dismantlement of our social safety met wp social security, medicare and medicaid. >> even though american people rejected their agenda, a new poll shows 71% disapp

we are not ore fapts [speaking chinese] you asked me have you drank the kool-aid. i believe to a certain extent i have. that's my motto and the message behind what our company does and with china focus, we seek nothing less than the definition of the 21st century. by taking the best artists in the west, the jay z's. the rihannas. the shaun kingston's and bringing them here. tavis: you interpret their music any way you want. >> ♪ like living this way ♪ >> whatever you want to do. chasing the chinese language. making it your own. >> ♪ a love within you tavis: what does that say then about the power of music around the world? >> well, i think it says something pretty profound about the globalization of african-american music, culture in music because fundamentally what i'm saying is the japanese, the koreans and the chinese have taken cues and in some cases just in the japanese case, just taken our music and say we love this so much. i think that it has moved from mickicry to creative. -- mimicry. it has been a beautiful thing to watch our culture sort of span the glo

kool and the gang. busy fixing and hauling equipment aboard the international space station. so as the sweltering temperatures sweeping the country intensify, dangers of heat exhaustion are growing by the minute. we'll tell you what activities to avoid in the heat. >>> and "harry potter" fans are still arriving in droves to theaters. you can't stop these folks. but just how successful has the film been at the box office? did it beat expectations? ñññ >>> hot weather now blanketing the country proved to be a huge obstacle during a weekend marathon in wisconsin. organizers of a 10k run in milwaukee stopped the event saturday after at least ten runners were overcome by the extreme heat. the weather channel's eric fisher is monitoring temperatures in minneapolis. what are you seeing there, my friend? >> reporter: man, it is just a swampy morning here. it's amazing how tropical a place so far north can get. those dew points, it's a measure of the humidity in the air that we track so much during the summertim

i needed that because i had been drinking the kool aid of the bad stuff out there and believing maybe there was no hope. but like most of you, i do believe there will be. i remember bart's story, that when we did go back to washington, the irish group. and we walked right back out. it told me that democracy is alive and well. after the kennedy-mccain bill failed, it disappointed me because i thought we were really close. we didn't just have an immigration problem, but we also had a public relations problem, and he talked about that this evening. you have touched on it so many times. that is our strongest ammunition here in our arsenal. we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborat

i needed that because i had been drinking the kool aid of the bad stuff out there and believing maybe there was no hope. but like most of you, i do believe there will be. i remember bart's story, that when we did go back to washington, the irish group. and we walked right back out. it told me that democracy is alive and well. after the kennedy-mccain bill failed, it disappointed me because i thought we were really close. we didn't just have an immigration problem, but we also had a public relations problem, and he talked about that this evening. you have touched on it so many times. that is our strog

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the commission and all this stuff and of the republicans totally drink and drink the the tea party kool-aid vince you know i think what you see is that especially the passage of a balanced budget amendment a pretty high goal very lofty and obviously the senate is not interested in going through the passage of a balanced budget amendment possibly never even it wouldn't have to simply vote with a two thirds majority so what you have is a obviously a bill that is d.o.a. as you mentioned in the senate but there may be some reason obviously you have freshman in the house who believe that they owe their constituency people who place them there or something and though it may be symbolic the truth is they're passing something this is the second time republicans have passed something and senate the senate has to take on one of those and the president still is holding out to present a plan of his own passing something joe. i've started to say on my show it's no longer the tea party it's that to keep the party. i understand there is that the key to a problem. i don't want to take anything away from i

war against inflation they gave up that hope they're totally for inflation and they're drinking the kool-aid but in this case it's the anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with your economies listen to stacy arbor she knows what's going on over there when you go to brussels or strengthen those people out you know with all of those see that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and forget the rest what about me can i come why don't you come with me really well i have to go now max by. in the morning. news. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with an independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian's welcome the show adrian thank you thanks for having me on before i ask you about your new book i want to ask you about greece is the nature of the financial attack on greece greece similar to what happened in argentina in two thousand i want two thousand and two well sadly yes because we are seeing almost a copy of exactly

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were no war against inflation they gave up a hold their only for inflation and they're drinking the kool-aid but in this case it's the anti-psychotic medicine and you need to stop taking that stuff and get real with your economies most of the states you're ever she knows what's going on over there when you go to brussels the street knows people out stu's you know one of all of the see that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is and as ever forget the rest what about me can i come when you coming really well i have to go now max by. such. an anonymous. planation free subscription take three months for charges free. maintenance free publicity still child free supplement free blood counseling videos for your media projects or seeing video done to our teeth dot com. such fixed some such subjects such as first. on the. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian booty walk on the show adrian thank you for having

war against inflation they gave up that hope and they're only for inflation and they're drinking the kool-aid but in this case it's the anti-psychotic medicine you need to stop thinking that stuff and get real with your economies listen to stacy herbert she knows what's going on over there when you go in across the street and those people out you know with all of the see that i'm going to new york that's what the heart of the financial center is an example for get dressed what about me can i come why don't you come i think really well i have to go now max by. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues getting voice ceased to face with the news makers. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world. can do that. operation. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to argentina and talk with an independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e-book the coming world government tragedy and hope adrian's hoochie walk on the show adrian thank you thanks. before i ask you about your new book i want to ask you about greece is the nature o

war against inflation they gave up that hope they're totally for inflation and they're drinking the kool-aidut in this case it's the end i psychotic madness and you need to stop thinking that stuff and get real with your economies most of the states you're ever she knows what's going on over there when you go in across the street knows people out states you know with all of those things that i'm going to new york that's where the heart of the financial center is an example for get dressed what about me can i come why don't you coming really well i have to go now max by. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get voice ceased to face with the news makers. in indonesia polities available in the ground you go to the media hotel the ritz carlton. hotel the millennium hotel in china you can see or to censor tell mike brooks so tell me a grand hotel mccann. resort hotel. resort because they're really close a telecom riviera hotel with. hotel mccann. welcome back guys reports right now they go to argentina and start with an independent consultant on risk management and author of the new e

ago the house passed his budget scheme so now as the entire republican party drunk the tea party's kool-aid and the myth of congress is back and forth big green there is a third party that poses a greater threat to america's economy than the riddick that the democrats or the republicans tell you they are still eating. her thighs conversations with great minds i'm joined by renowned filmmaker tom shadyac he's been a director a producer a screenwriter an actor a comedian you name it he's done it and his movies are some of the most widely recognized films in the last few decades from ace ventura pet detective series to the nutty professor movies to liar liar and bruce almighty his most recent film i am he takes us on a journey in search of the nature of humanity what it means to live a truly fulfilling life on this topic will definitely get into a little later in the interview carly is a professor of communications and teaches screenwriting pepperdine university seaver college i'm pleased to welcome from our studios in los angeles tom shadyac tom welcome. tom it's great to be here and just for

. >> can you convince me of that so i can have a summer kool-aid?ing kool-aid because you're on a diet. >> i'm not on a diet, stop it. >> you look great. i'm always amazed, because candidate obama did this, he went overseas, went to israel, to france. it's interesting to me, because they're always sold as this is to buff up their foreign policy credentials. i think really? is anyone going mitt romney's in london -- >> that was the last piece of that puzzle, right. >> right. >> but it, a, makes the danes feel good, because they get treated by rock stars if they're a major candidate, and that's a good thing. it does generate a day or two of publicity. it did as the president. that's good for him. it means they have to go in -- but i think for romney, i would have to go back and look, but i'll bet as governor of massachusetts, he went on a bunch of foreign trips, so it's not new to them, but it is part of the dance that you do early in the cycle when you don't have to be in living rooms every single day. you go overseas and make a couple days of news.

snicker bar, looks like some shampoo, breakfast drink, kool-aid, cookies and a deoderant.you. they're not bad people. you don't get sweets in here. i can't wait to take a bite of my snickers. >> like all segregation inmates, hayes is handcuffs during his recreation time outside the cell. the restraint is supposed to prevent inmates from fighting, but in this case it's a hindrance to his ability to enjoy his snack. >> this is awesome. i feel like cookie monster. >> the day also brings one of the few measures in krystal o'reilly's life, a visit with her mother and son. but this pleasure has a bittersweet side. o'reilly is currently awaiting trial for allegedly robbing two banks and could face up to ten years in prison. >> going to see him, i'm not sad. but when he's leaving, i tend to be a little sad. >> go see mommy? >> she's been here for six months. her son doesn't get to see her that often because i have to work all the time and i have custody of him. but we're on our way upstairs. >> i love her to death. she's my best friend. i do everything -- well, i don't do everythi

at one time, one of the women actually scored a coup by scoring robert kool-aid to croon "if ever i shouldeave you." citizens mother escaped none of those 1950's ritual. my mother remembers that she and betty ford performed in every fashion show was that they were the same size of the models were, that is small. i must say that in the retrospectives over the weekend, it brought back my earliest memories of how incredibly beautiful betty ford was. our mothers were involved in the congressional club so many of us put in time at the dancing schools. even some of the boys had to do that. we all got copies of the congressional club cookbook as wedding presents. mrs. ford's vichy's was is not that. class items of the names of members of congress at into them were present. [laughter] it is very nice anyway. it looks like a stall the plate from their office. the worst present was the department of agriculture yearbook. true story. [laughter] we all have fathers who were away a lot and others who ran everything and will grunt and giggle together about it because we were all friends and that is what

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and led to creative solutions to keep control kool. nebraska they are dumping ice in the pools in hopes of reducing the water damage for guests. they say it helped but not for long. how different from here where we can't get warm enough. the breezes kick in and you get shivering. >> the windchill. >> it will pick up a little bit? >> a little tomorrow and the next day. here is a look why it's going to be warmer the next couple of days. marine layer clouds for one, sea breeze is not as strong as it was last week. other beautiful picture from mount tamalpais as the late arriving clouds that will probably have no effect on today's temperature away from the coast. in fact let's look at today's temperatures, light now. if you are stepping out all of us in the 50s except for 48 at half moon bay. heading down to monterey bay, 48 and highlights mostly sunny and warmer today. coastal drizzle is possible and warmer temperatures will move in during the week but no heat wave. we will not touch temperatures above average probably anywhere. for today

. ♪ celebration >> "celebration" from kool & the gang was the latest wake-up song for the crew on the for mission specialist sandy magnus seen here with her crew members. the crew later answered questions from middle school students. >>> the u.s. women's soccer team world cup quest ended in heartbreak. the americans lost the final to japan on penalty kicks after overtime ended with a 2-2 tie. the loss ends a magical run as the u.s. team hoped to become the fist americans to win the cup since is t1999. japan persevered to be the first asian team to ever win the tournament. those are your headlines. i'm don lemon. cnn, the most troy westwoed nam. >> reporter: in 2007 a scientific exploration planted a russian flag at the bottom of the arctic seabed. what some publically dismissed as a political stunt was privately considered a sputnik-like moment. according to secret leaked cables published by wikileaks the rest of the world began scrambling to get a piece of the arctic pie. that's how i came to be t n the arctic circle to see the escalating tension and activity in the region. oh, yeah.

kool-aid. that's about it. >> we have inmate kevin blanco who's a little upset.hree disciplinary reports. he has his own way of thinking. he portrays his own outcome before it's actually there. he implies whatever he feels is appropriate. so it's one of those things that kevin blanco wants this and he wants it now. he's not going to get it now. the officers are concerned that we may have to extract him from this rather large rec pen if he chooses to go that roougt route, that's what we'll do. kevin blanco i need you. blanco. he's ignoring the issue. >> they want to see they're playing their little damn game to keep me in the damn cell. i'll give them a reason to keep me up in there if that's what they want to do. y'all thought i was playing when i told you that you wanted a reason to keep me in the cell, here's your reason. >> you're refusing to come out? >> i'm refusing to come out. >> kevin blanco i'm giving you directions to come out. >> i'm refusing. >> any time inmates refuse to pea peacefully come out of their cells, officers come out with protocol. >> you'

and the mob mentality, there's all this talk sometimes about drinking the kool-aid? well, i think the prosecution did, too. they did not have evidence of a homicide. they didn't have evidence of a murder. and instead of charging her with charges that they could sustain, like the lying charges or perhaps charges for child endangerment for not reporting her daughter missing, instead of charging her with the evidence that they actually had, they reached more because they believed -- they believed -- they had some subjective belief -- that no mother would behave this way. well, maybe a mother that they know wouldn't behave this way. maybe we all would say this is not how we would behave. i'm a parent myself. and i wouldn't -- if my son or daughter were missing for 31 seconds, let alone 31 days, i would be raising all kinds of hell. but that is not evidence and that is not proof. and this jury took a look at the actual evidence presented to them, and they said this isn't enough. not in america. and thank goodness they weren't jurors from orlando. i can tell you that much.

he has had fried kool-aid. >> rick?off, guys and the vest barely fit when i put it on from everything i have eating. it is not feeling good but it tastes good going down. state fair season, and ohio state fair is great. you can learn how to kayak, they are teaching people enthused about the sport, the fastest growing water sport in the state. so, that is good. and now the weather, there is a lot going on with tropical storm coming across areas of texas. from brownsville, texas, getting rain from don but not enough. they would like to see more than this. the storm hit the dry area of texas and it kind of fell apart quickly, but some of the coast got rain and the humidity is up and we could see a few showers and storms today. not enough, though, we need a serious tropical storm to break the drought. the driest conditions ever in the state of texas. you can see we have rain across the eastern seaboard and heavy rain including severe weather for the day across the far northern plains. guys? back to you. >> keep working. >>

. ♪ it's a celebration ♪ celebrate good times ♪ come on >> celebration from kool and the gang was thewake-up song for the crew onboard "atlantis." day 10 of america's last shuttle flight. the song was played for mission specialist sandy magnus seen with her other crew members here. and today they answered questions from middle school students. >>> not only was there no ka nocarmageddon, but it ended early. people stayed away, avoiding a monster gridlock. and crews completed the bridge demolition early, so the 405 opened at noon local time today. >>> after being under police and public scrutiny for more than three years, casey anthony is now free, but we don't know exactly where. anthony walked out of an orlando jail just after midnight. 12 days ago, a jury acquitted her of murdering her daughter, caylee. about 1,000 people were outside the jail in protest. >> caylee! caylee! caylee! >> security was high. her attorneys say she's had multiple death threats. >>> well, it was nail biter in women's soccer at the world cup today. the japanese beating the u.s. in a shootout. we'll have a liv