convicted of a bank robbery he says he didn't commit. ♪ if you see me coming, baby, i'll be on the lamrica's most wanted man. thanks. that's the crowd. unfortunately, they're a captured audience. >> torres used to sing in a band on the outside, but he's probably better known for being a prolific bank robber. now he's pursuing a literary career working on his autobiography. >> yeah. it's "the bank robber blues, the tales of the mummy bandit." it's pretty good. i've got a couple guys here. i let them read it, and they are kind of my critics, and they say it's a page-turner. it keeps the reader interested. it doesn't take a genius to figure out how to write when you lay it down. if they can do it, i can do it. i'm working on it. i'm just getting warmed up. i have a lot more to go. i'm like in 1985 right now. >> but for now torres puts his book aside to help out his cellmate ryan abbey. >> basically what you want to tell them is that you need help, buddy, okay? >> yeah. >> you've got a problem. we both know that. what you told me, i read the police reports. >> abbey was convinced his lates

seat no. 4 is assigned to president fewer, it is currently filled by jenny lam. the term ends june 2014. seat no. 5, is assigned to commissioner norton. it's filled by michelle parker and the term ends june 2014. seat no. 6, is assigned to commissioner wynns, it's filled by jamal watkins and expires june 2017. the seat is assigned to commissioner mcdonalds and that will go through june 2017 once it's appointed. >> can you just clarify both of those two, they would have to be reappointed. their term expires june 2015. if reappointed they can serve that. >> i read their second term expiration. >> thank you. and then seats 8 and 9 is a superintendant appointee which we just added. >> those are for superintendant appointment and they go basically from a term ending june 2015, second term ending june 2017. >> thank you, mr. davis. item m discussion of other educational issues. i believe deputy superintendant guerrero has an item. >> we have an opportunity this evening to hear the awareness and john burke accompanying her. i think we have a powerpoint.

. >> is it surprising to you that after 18 months on the lam, he was brought down by a routine trafficroutine. you become comfortable. you become a little secure in your new i dent team. fr -- your new identity. you fail to perceive the dangers. this officer was smart enough to run him. then determined he was wanted and apprehended him. >> reporter: he allegedly used fake names which made sir ridep suspicious. >> they were doing their job, what is required, they looked beyond the ticket. the guy was wanted by the fbi now he will be answering to the people that he is alleged and taken the money from. >> once under arrest, listen to what price told the deputies. >> he told them, sit down. he will make them famous. what he told them in the back. >> the same line that emelio estevez used before killing people in young guns 2. in court, one official told the judge. price claimed he had been homeless before his arrest working as a migrant worker and accepting cash for odd jobs. he insisted his family didn't know he was alive. and that he would return to georgia to renew the tags on his truck

. >>> new information on the suspected sal ma fell lam outbreak at a northern california cheese producer. they are trying to see if the problem happened at the plant or introduced outside. they are recalling all of their cashew cheese. . they have expiration dates up to april 18th. they were sold at natural food stores. >>> coming up a memorial honoring 16-year-old andy lopez goes up in flames. the new information we are learning this morning and why it may have been an accident. >>> he's been living here illegally but now he can legally practice law. more on california's landmark ruling and how it could open doors for others. >>> this morning we have new information on the fire at a memorial until santa rosa. when an alter was built to remember lopez the 13-year-old boy who was shot and killed by a sheriffs deputy back until october. the fire early yesterday morning was an accident which was started by a burning candle. earlier there had been speculation the fire was intentionally set. volunteers now plan to spend this weekend rebuilding the memorial. >>> people living in east oakland s

one made it 24 hours on the lam before turning himself in to authorities. the inmate was treated for hypothermia and sent to a higher security prison. of course he was. >>> time to get down to business. the folks at cbr cell phone report persistent exposure to the cold weather will damage your lcd screen, scramble the mother board, and hurt other internal components. they say 32 degrees is the limit for iphones. samsung smart phones can be operated down to negative 4 degrees. >>> all right, get ready. velveeta shortage. oh, yeah, kraft is warning customers the orange processed cheese product is in short supply. the company says it's a short-term issue combined with increased seasonal demand causing the shortage. stock up, i guess, if you can. >>> and speaking of stocking up, overstock.com has become the first major online retailer to buy its products or to allow consumers to buy its products but the digital currency known as bitcoin. >>> pot farm frenzy. over 2,600 applications have been filed in washington state to produce marijuana for sale at state licen

and it depends on the lam from the movie the good the kooky how difficult the movie is today who will be working for two weeks three sometimes four weeks. in the past this. and that's who we used to dub or less a technical foul. dubbed the older time in every way not we start to think that it's better to choose the right actor for that that kept not. yes of course we start thinking of the same actor as ever. but not all. i prefer to work with an axe to its really really right foot looks like this. dubbing is just a branch. all of the old the man after that it's the second ankles. of course she has to have to be good but it's just the custom of taking you have to learn to talk with his rhythm. these poses. katie last. that's fine. you have metal. on the cover of blood thinner so it's just that there's no being accustomed to. and that but it's a great great great job. for a for the actors because. a case for example sometimes all you see eye to adopt. sometimes out all the time. what new season after lie the show free russia for example. which i had the luck to the beginning that the te

also have a quick follow-up on a story aired last night here about a fugitive georgia banker on the lam after the loss of a lot of investor money. several of you asked if the police officers who apprehended aubrey lee price following an otherwise routine traffic stop in brunswick, georgia, would be eligible for the sizable reward money. we checked. the answer is no. we were told because they are public servants doing their jobs, acting in the line of duty. >>> when we come back, our "making a difference" report on a program that's all about fighting for a better life ahead. >>> finally here tonight, a follow-up to a "making a difference" report we brought you early last year. when we first told you about the downtown boxing gym in the city of detroit where young people are learning to succeed both as athletes and students. since then the program has received a good deal of additional support. they are hoping to expand their good work as chelsea clinton found when she made a return visit there. >> reporter: on a cold december afternoon, the ring of the downtown boxing gym on detroit's ea

look at an african-american young man and they think of them as gangsters and dope dealers and hood lams. there's a lot of them that want to work. they want to feed their families. i think the discrimination of the box, it might stop them from getting financial aid, welfare, housing, it stops them from being a man for their families because nobody wants no bum that can't support their children. so, if that's going to separate their children, that box, we need to look at that because we should be trying to mend these families together and have them be a part of their children's lives and with that box, it's not going to help them. it's just going to make them return back to prison, maybe do life, these young men and these young women are brown and black really try to be active and really get up early in the morning to show people that they're not who these people think they are. you know, the first thing they say is gang bangers because their clothes hang down. and that's just what the generation is doing. these young men and young women need a job. so, i'm just asking that we look past t

. >> beating the packers in lam b -- lambeau. very big. momentum will carry us to the superbowl. >> yager has been collecting 9ers autographs since the days of joe montana. he think this is year's team have what it takes to win. linebacker stopped by to exchange helmets and give him a high five. >> frost bit a little? >> i feel all right. >> thank you so much for stopping for us. >> reporter: we talked about how we might have seen the final game at candle stick park. but there spending cuts a chance that the game could come back to candle stick. a come of big ifs, though. it would take the 49ers to win against carolina and new orleans to win against seattle in seattle. so those are two big ifs, but it is theoretically possible. >> very exciting. one game at a time. len, coach harbaugh was super fired up about a lot of things, but especially his quarterback. even giving him an unusual compliment. what did he say? >> reporter: well, he said that he ran sort of like a gazelle, which is an odd description for a player colin kaepernick that is

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley.mber over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fu

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. >> monica lam, thanks so much for joining us. >> perhaps the most talked about consumer electronicsd we hear rumors that many more are still to come. the wrist revolution was in full swing at ces with watches connecting to your smart phones, trafficking your health data and making it easy to communicate with your friend. now there are a lot of devices at ces that are cool. every once in a while we find one that may get healthier. this is the stir desk, the s-t-i-r. tell me how this desk will make me a healthier person. >> this is a desk about feeling better and getting more done during the day it. moves from sitting to standing. you can simply double tap on the screen, and it moves to the next position. the desk is also sensing your presence. so it can respond and adapt to you. what that looks like is that the desk can actually give you these gentle invitations to move during the day, and that comes in the form of these one-inch rights and falling of the desk. >> you can make it go down and up as well. >> sure, so when you want to move to the next position, you simply tap on the scr

too cold on the lam. this picture of hell, michigan says it all, yes, it's frozen over. good news tonight for parents, if not for kids, gradually warming temperatures means that schools will be open here in chicago, and many other places tomorrow. as for jet blue airlines that grounded all its flights in the northeast yesterday, those planes were back in the air today. brian? >> a cold kevin tibbles along the cold chicago river to start us off tonight. thanks again. >>> now to upstate new york we go, on the banks of the oswego river, where they are feeling the effects of that cold tonight. katy tur is there for us. good evening. katy, good evening. >> reporter: it's also very cold up here, brian, 7 degrees, negative 13 with the windchill. the wind has really been the story out here. 35 to 45 mile an hour wind gusts, all day long coming off of lake ontario, just to the right of me. one man described it as blowing like the devil out here. and it certainly was. it's not snowing in oswego right now, but just a little to our north it is, up in watertown. that's where they're

too cold on the lam. and this picture of hell, michigan, says it all. yes, it's frozen over. good news tonight for parents, if not for kids, gradually warming temperatures means that schools will be open here in chicago, and many other places tomorrow. as for jetblue airlines that grounded all its flights in the northeast yesterday, those planes were back in the air today. brian? >> a cold kevin tibbles along the cold chicago river to start us off tonight. kevin, thanks again. al roker is at the map again in the studio with the forecast and a status report on all of this. al? >> the good news is we are seeing the worst of it. it's just about over. 24 hours ago, temperatures were 24 degrees warmer in caribou. 14 crease warmer in washington, d.c. the polar vortex is finally starting to break its grip. so we have one more dangerous morning of bone-chilling temperatures and windchills in the upper great lakes. you can see chicago, it will warm up. it will feel like only 13 below. only 2 below in columbus. new york city minus 8 below. no windchill in washington, d.c. and as we hea

the federal contractor who went on the lam and spilled embarrassing secrets about who the governmentme a patriot. >> the first rule of spy club is don't get caught. the idea that the united states is spying on the personal phone and e-mail records of world leaders, including allies, i think was a lot for people to take. >> it all added up to the worst case of plummeting polls. congress waxed its already terrible approval rating go into the basement. >> we proved between 2008 and 2012 that you cannot win by just making the other guy look bad. we still have to offer alternatives. >> and public faith in president obama also sank to new lows. pretty much on par with the man he replaced, and despite some late year cooperation, the fighting generally went on. >> i think in terms of entering an era of good will and bipartisanship, we put the car in reverse and slammed on the gas. >> people i think are really frustrated with how things are going in d.c. you feel it. people shake their heads like what is going on. >> still, you had to go outside of washington for the best political scandals o

his life on the lam ended tuesday, when two depos stopped this truck on interstate 95 for an expiredindows. they say price gave them two different id's. >> one he had that was fake. he said he got it at a flea market. he didn't have any excuse for why he had one. it didn't make a lot of sense why a 47-year-old man would have a fake id. he asked me if i wanted to know who he was, and i said yes. he said i'm gonna make you famous. >> once we found out who he was, we didn't know it would be this big. >> if convicted, price could face up to 30 years in prison and a million dollar fine. >>> still ahead, jared and subway have competition. what one woman ate every day, every meal, for an entire year. >>> and in sports, we will prep you for xfinity sports night live, immediately following this newscast. and the warriors trying to win their seventh straight game. but to do it, they've got to get by the miami heat and lebron james. gary is next with highlights. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and lea

. >> big statement, beat the packers in lam b. haven't done that in playoffs. big. very big. momentum is going to carry us to the superbowl. >> yager has been collecting 9ers autographs since the day of joe montana. he thinks this year's team, most of which has signed his helmet h has what it takes to win. hiss patience of staking out the 49ers driveway paid i have a when linebacker patrick willis stopped to sign the helmet and exchange high fives. >> awesome game. frost bit a little? no? >> no. feeling good. >> oh good. thank you so much for stopping through. >> reporter: here in the bay area, we have talked a lot about the final game at candle stick park. there could be one more if the 49ers win against carolina and new orleans wins against seattle in seattle. the nfc championship game would come back to the bay area and the 49ers would host it at candle stick park. reporting live in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> boy what a difference one week will make when it comes to the weather. from near zero in green bay to forecasted high near 60 degrees when the 9ers take on

for nghiep key lam, america's favorite pastime is his way to escape the realities of prison life. >>g on. thanks. this year i'll be playing for the san quentin giants, and i'll be a starting left fielder. >> hey, guys. listen. breathe. make him throw strikes to you. here we go. san quentin giants baseball. come on. >> let's go, let's go. >> let's go now. >> one for a single. one for a home run. >> when i first got in in 2003, there was the giants and the pirates. so i went out there for the pirates. >> he don't even want to throw a strike, curtis. he don't even want to throw a strike. >> first day, i suit up in a pirates uniform. i felt like i was a kid again. >> let's go. stay focused. >> attack mode, baby, attack mode. >> being familiar with something i grew up with, playing baseball. and so i felt alive at that point. baseball, no matter where you are, in prison or on the street, it's baseball. >> yeah. >> go, go! get him, get him! he's out of there. whoo-hoo! >> my year, i hope to hit over .400 and still be the leading base stealer on the team. >> go, go, go! go, go! >> in prison

. >> us lam is saying when you are, when your enemy is holding the hands up, you are not allowed to kill he retaliates you can kill him. >> those fighting words show how tense the area is. the villagers are saying that settlers have attacked 28 times in the past two and a half years. >> that is theville contamination and over that hill, that is the outpost. right in between, the soldiers. the israeli soldiers. >> they are there just to prevent the attacks. >> is that works? >> no. >> he feels like he's battling the government add the palestinians. the troops defend the settlers and the settlers feel they can stay. bottom line is neither side is going any where. >> just finally got back home after two thousand years and we are home and we are going to stay. o this is our land. we are not going to leave. >> the tension continues. >> he's teaching his son. aaron plans to double the number of trees and taught his son to love the field. >> you like planting trees? >> yep. >> until there is peace, their children will fight over the same land. >> so let's look at the other stories making the ne

. >> he might be on the lam right now if he watched christina loren's forecast. the zoo in chicago left its polar bear inside monday because of the record low temperatures. that sounds business za s bizar. bears in the wild would be fine, this does not have fat needed to keep insulated. the zoo closed early monday and tuesday. >> probably not a lot of visitors it the zoo. >> in the wild they eat whale carcass and stuff that gives them that fat layer. >> a lot of blubber. i don't think i've said blubber since judy plume days. >> christina loren. >> i was a ramona quinby fan and still am. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 54 in san francisco. at 50 in the south bay. temperatures today reach into the 60s. and upper 50s. so it will be colder out there, you'll need your jacket for the next 48 hours. tracking showers on the radar. even in the south bay. where and when, coming up. >> now i'm thinking of judy blume, i'm thinking fudge, the brother. here toward fog. super fudge. yeah. foggy at times. not a lot of problem for drivers. this is above the roadway, impeding our

he is on the lam. totally shocking. he left very little trace. >> he just has to make one mistake.e'll catch him. >> narrator: and later, in florida, fbi agents are on the hunt for mike huarte, the godfather oficar

>> the dog goes on the lam, leaving witnesses to wonder how the brazen bow wow could pull off this boldek a stunning break in the case. the shoplifting dog is turned in. by her own best friend. akira returns to the scene of the crime in a hummer, this time riding in style instead of walking. kyra, come here, baby. >> the 11-year-old siberian husky seems eager to make things right. after seeing their dog on local news, the sterling family suspects akira of being a good dog gone bad. the store manager is relieved, one more criminal is off the streets. >> yeah, there's no question, that looks like the dog. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yeah, it's my dog. >> akira takes a stroll down memory lane, retracing the steps of the crime. she goes straight for the goodies. it seems like raw hide bones are her weakness. an investigation reveals the four-legged master mind journeyed almost six miles to pull off the heist, then home again. a 12-mile round trip for a six-inch bone. >> that's a hungry dog. >> most shoplifters end up in cuffs but akira doesn't fit the criminal profile

. >> the bull is no longer on the lam. >> whose cowboy got him? was that josh's cowboy?tting him to come quietly is a different story. but with cowboys and cops working together, the bull is outflanked. much to sergeant thorton's relief. >> how do we plan on getting this thing home? >> we had received zero training on how to wrangle a bull. all the officers, for all the fun that they had, they all kind of kept their job, what they had to do, try to wrangle the bull, get the bull home safely. nobody fired a shot. nobody got hurt. >> and he's also happy to find the entire incident is recorded on dashcam. >> actually wasn't until later that i thought, you know, this is a good thing this was on video because officers are always out there trying to do their job and be very professional about it, and it's just kind of nice for people to see that we are actually people doing the job. that we have a little fun once in a while and a lot of times it gets caught on tape. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> with more than 130 prior stays. >> he's been

lam, that will generally get you in trouble. he was impeached then he resigned before the senate got a crack at him. when i said there were two governors elected in '09, there were, in fact, three. the one who got indicted today, the one whose administration is under intensive investigation, and the prison-freeing, massage-getting aiding and abetting ben fitiell of the northern mariatta islands. 2009 was a bang-up year for governors, yes? massage. >> sometimes a snowstorm is just a snowstorm. but when a snowstorm makes you cancel your inaugural party after retaking the oath of office as governor of new jersey, a lot of people wonder what you might have to cancel next. like maybe your presidential campaign. >> the people of new jersey have given me the opportunity to serve. >> chris christie takes the oath of office for his second term. >> second inauguration. >> it's only fitting in this administration. >> but regardly a fresh start. >> with more hurricanes, snowstorms. >> it's really coming down in trenton, new jersey. >> we be

freak ♪ ♪ like my brother sam could've held a walgreen's up for pills and spent six months ♪ ♪ on the lamd judgement smoking acapulco gold darling don't you worry ♪ ♪ your pretty little mind the resonance of past lives ringing inside ♪ as luck would have it ♪ ♪ we survived through the awful grace of god sometimes the space ♪ ♪ 'tween life and death feels like fifty milligrams baby i still want you ♪ ♪ till my body's finally cold till i'm swept out with the ashes ♪ ♪ of our acapulco gold ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm getting back in your good graces i'm getting back on your good side again ♪ ♪ you took a while now you're here good gracious you're gonna give ♪ ♪ me one more chance i don't wanna act like i deserve it never wanna act ♪ ♪ like it's a given i'm forgiven i'm forgiven and it feels so good ♪ ♪ i might do wrong just to feel it again once in a while i might feel temptation ♪ ♪ i fight the urge then i dive right in i don't wanna act like i deserve it ♪ ♪ never wanna act like it's a given i'm forgiven i'm forgiven ♪ ♪ and it feels so good i'm forgiven i'm forgiven and it feels so

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so using the cops as the getaway car to help your buddy go on the lam, that will generally get you inouble. he was impeached then he resigned before the senate got a crack at him. when i said there were two governors elected in '09, there were, in fact, three. the one who got indicted today, the one whose administration is under intensive investigation, and the prison-freeing, massage-getting aiding and abetting ben fitiell of the northern mariana islands. 2009 was a bang-up year for governors, yes? >>> good wednesday morning. polar plunge. snow, cold, arctic air and bone chilling wind from virginia to new england. winter's fury is in full display. power problems. i'm talking about politicians and powerful positions put in precarious situation that's need some explaining. >>> school shooting, another campus, another gunman this time in purdue, university. one student dead. the shooter in custody. plus, a bold prediction from bill gates. then buffet's billion dollar basketball challenge and toronto mayor rob ford is back in the news for all the wrong reasons. >> thanks for joining us,

, for example, i don't think he could go anywhere near a cell phone for all the years he was on the lamhat shows the system is working. they're keeping people from using state-of-the-art communications for terrorist purposes because they can hear everything, or at least track it. >> right. the challenge has always been that those on the libertarian side left and right who want to stop collecting data period, no more big data, the government should be blind to this data haven't answered the question what happens if there is a terror attack and we find out that this suspect was calling into our out of the united states, and now the government really can't backtrack their communications because now there is no data in this data dump at all. nobody is really answered how that is supposed to work. i think a lot on the libertarian side would say that's just too bad. it's just going to have to be old-fashioned gumshoe work to find out what this suspect was up to. >> that doesn't sound too good after a building has been blown up and 4,000 people are dead. >> that's the problem. >> the whole que

so using the cops as the getaway car to help your buddy go on the lam, that will generally get you inched then he resigned before the senate got a crack at him. when i said there were two governors elected in '09, there were, in fact, three. the one who got indicted today, the one whose administration is under intensive investigation, and the prison-freeing, massage-getting aiding and abetting ben fitiell of the northern mariatta islands. 2009 was a bang-up year for governors, yes? massage. >> sometimes a snowstorm is just a snowstorm. but when a snowstorm makes you cancel your inaugural party after retaking the oath of office as governor of new jersey, a lot of people wonder what you might have to cancel next. like maybe your presidential campaign. >> the people

so using the cops as the getaway car to help your buddy go on the lam, that will generally get you ineached then he resigned before the senate got a crack at him. when i said there were two governors elected in '09, there were, in fact, three. the one who got indicted today, the one whose administration is under intensive investigation, and the prison-freeing, massage-getting aiding and abetting ben fitiell of the northern mariana islands. 2009 was a bang-up year for governors, yes? massage. >> sometimes a snowstorm is just a snowstorm. but when a snowstorm makes you cancel your inaugural party after retaking the oath of office as governor of new jersey, a lot of people wonder what you might have to cancel next. like maybe your presidential campaign. >> the people of new jersey have given me the opportunity to serve. >> chris christie takes the oath of office for his second term. >> second inauguration. >> it's only fitting in this administration. >> but regardly a fresh start. >> with more hurricanes, snowstorms. >> it's really coming down in trenton, new jersey. >> we begin the seco

the banker that everybody thought was dead but was really on the lam.aubrie lee price's situation has gone from bad to worse. price a georgia banker on the run after bilking investors out of millions of dollars was apprehended on new year's eve after cops pulled him over for illegally tinted windows. according to the marion county sheriff's office in florida, police found 225 pot plants growing in the garage and in an adjacent mobile home. price was renting the house from richard lee snipes and was using the alias, jason. not anymore. >> all right. las vegas got slammed during the housing crash and great recession and its recovery has still sort of tracked below expectations. will 2014 be a lucky year out in sin city? jane wells live on the strip. hi, jane. >> here's the thing. there are more than $9 billion in projects in the works here on the strip and more are on the way. now the most visible is the new linked shopping area with a ferris wheel, a half billion dollar investment for see zars which has quite a bit of debt, but see sars the best performs

a racking muslim -- practicing muslim herself, she stresses she does not rezissis lam, but rather an islamist discourse that is, in her view, aggressive and offensive and crystallizes around the rights of women. now, i asked her whether secular or religious discourse on women's rights was more useful in challenging fundamentalism, and she insisted that the best approach depended on the context. in certain places, she said, it may be entirely appropriate to make what are sometimes called islamic feminist arguments, that is within religion and religious law. however, for her as a senegalese, i refuse to reinterpret the quran to change the family law. i am not going to enter into the religious debate. i do not want to close myself off. and she argues that above all else the strategy for combating fundamentalism must be a political one that takes the debate off what she calls the religious terrain where they wish to trap us. now, across the age spectrum from her, i met another woman who was 19 years old at the time i met her in kabul, afghanistan, and a college student. she had just foun

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for drag racing in this rented yellow lam bar geeny. failed a sobriety test when miami beach police tried to arrest him, allegedly resisted without violence kurgs them out. >> personally lit belligerent. using choice words. questioning why he was being stopped. >> he was allegedly drag racing with friend khalil amir sharieff. members of the duo's entourage were driving suvs blocked traffic behind according to police. miami beach police tell abc news that bieber had to spend at least eight hours in lockup to dry out after a dui. it was the culmination of quite a week in south beach for the beebs. who posted these pictures on instagram of him and his friends skate boarding and playing basketball just a few hours before the arrest. but it wasn't all innocent fun. tmz has these photos of him at a miami area stripup and the police department is investigating why at least two of its officers escorted bieber from the airport to several party spots, including that club. justin bieber is no stranger from trouble from cops investigating allegatio

beach with the girl that was supposedly riding shotgun with him when he was drag racing in his yellow lamo retreat any time soon, but i think this is a wonderful opportunity to look at our highly dysfunctional criminal justice system. i mean, this guy can't really get in trouble, right? and he's done things that -- a neighbor said he spat in his face. that he allegedly -- purportedly, they're investigating, egged a neighbor's house to the tune of $20,000. somebody says he's drag racing. pulled over for dui. he curses at the cops. he's resisting arrest. and yet, what happens? no, police raid his house, right? they find what they believe are drugs. who gets arrested? a young african-american man who happens to be staying at his house. >> even though it's bieber's house. >> exactly. >> so jane and i are on cnn together and we also do the wendy williams show together. every time i'm on with you're welcome i want to talk like this and i start -- it's so much energy! where does that come from, jane? >> i'm a vegan. because i'm a vegan. >> you even make fun of yourself. >> i do. >> once you said

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