larsen runs to his girlfriend's house in copenhagen. >> i was tired. but you can feel you get your freedom. you don't really feel it. you don't stop for nothing. >> after an intense investigation and national media blitz, all 12 inmates are captured within a month of the wall coming down. larsen is captured after six days and given two weeks in isolation. security is tightened including more surveillance cameras and the construction of a new outer wall. as for the original wall, it takes more than six months to rebuild it. >> we had a saying here a few years ago, don't lean against the wall, it might collapse. it should be quite solid now. >> one question, however, still stands. the camera man who shot the spectacular escape. why was he there? was he just very lucky in the right place at the right time? or was he somehow involved in the prison break? rumors still swirl. the cameraman kim faulk says he was simply there by chance awaiting a political rally. after the incident he's questioned by police and released. >> when you go inside a small room you

larsen, a prisoner serving three and a half years for armed robbery is in the yard.f-proclaimed escape king has busted out of various danish prisons 20 times in his 19 years of incarceration and has been caught each time. despite being 0 for 20, larson rarely misses an opportunity to run. on that day, he suddenly hears a crash. >> guards think it's a bomb. but the explosion is actually the sound of a 25 ton bulldozer ramming into the prison wall. reducing it to rubble. >> when the wall crushed i say freedom, freedom, freedom. i run as i could. >> larsen and other inmates go through the gaping hole spilling out of the prison like air from a punctured balloon. kyle herman, the deputy chief of police of the prison, has never seen anything as strange as this. >> when i got here, it was total chaos. all the officers were outside running around searching for the inmates. >> a nationwide man hunt begins

i would like to thank jesse larsen and charles from sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. of course we're joined by supervisor chu for item number 2. madam clerk, are there any announcementses? >> please turnoff all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the committee clerk. each member of the public will be allowed the same number of minutes to speak on items. items acted upon today will be appear on the april 19, 2013 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> all right, madam clerk, can you please call item number 1? >> item number 1 is an ordinance authorizing the juvenile probation department to retroactively accept and expend a grant in the amount of $461,166 from the office of justice programs for the united states department of justice for funding under the fiscal year 2012 second chance act juvenile offender reentry program (second chance grant award); and amending ordinance no. 165-12 (annual salary ordinance, fy 2012-2013 and fy 2013-2014) to r

recipient stick to the streets shocked at the larsen felt it was really a particularly journey for trying to bring. a strike of the year in by. protesters condemned the so-called troika the european central bank e.u. commission and the i.m.f. for the first time to be results true with the. demands a red line have been practiced what is up hauling about this particular instance is that the european union the euro zone have taken a step forward beyond their previous policy where they always said individuals will not be harmed we will not take money out of the minds of pensioners and actually they've done that but what we see is that if you are big member then you will be left alone and you will be bailouts and you if you are small member you will be deleted rest to further complicate matters bags of the country will remain closed until next week and the european central bank had given that ultimatum if there is no deal the troika by monday the twenty fifth emergency liquidity funding will be cut off causing another round of panic as citizens feared the worst trying to get hold of whatever c

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alan colmes the host of the alan comes show and lars larsen joins me now. great to see you guys.choices and places to cut federal spending, why would the obama administration start with white house tours? >> well, there's more to the story than i think is generally reported which is that the uniformed division officers under which the people who give the tours fall involves the secret service and that they are using these people now for other security areas in the white house because of furloughs that will take place and this could reduce the number of furloughs for the secret service based on reassignment of personnel and that's the full story. it's a security issue more than we're going to deny these kids the chance to go and see the white house and we're taking your house away from you or somehow, it's a trivial thing that really doesn't matter when other things are much more important. >> alisyn: so i hear you and i think that-- will the me just ask alan one more point because they said it would be $74,000 for these secret service agents. >> right. >> alisyn: so you're saying

joining me now alan colmes, host of the alan colmes show and lars larsen, and at cpac where wayne lapierrepoke earlier. you know, i have to tell you, honestly, i started this by saying, what a hideous proposal, what a hideous, horrible thing to propose, but to be honest, when you read michael moore's piece, he gives you -- he gives you something to think about. and when you actually see the carnage unleashed in newtown, it will be less easy to move on from it. it will make you have to deal with it in a way that is-- it makes you confront the reality of a madman, yes, of what a gun can do, yes. now, we'll have a fair and balanced debate whether that means you then pass gun control legislation, but why, why not know, as he claims, as the parents are willing and most are not, but if the parents are willing to show that to us, why not know what actually happened that day before making a decision on an issue like this? let me start with you, alan. >> it's a fair argument, one of the parents of veronique showed the pictures and wanted them to know the horrific nature of gun violence. and i under

lars larsen is a syndicated radio host and joins me now. lars, sorry, there's background noise, i hear at cpac, i know. >> yeah. >> megyn: but your reaction to moore's proposal? >> well, obviously, not a lot of michael moore fans here at cpac today, in maryland. but i have to tell you something, moore's suggestion is disgusting. and it's beyond a question of whether or not the photos should be be shown because they would violate the privacy of the families of the sandy hook victims. there's another question, moore simply wants to shock people into making changes in public policy that the congress does not want to do at this point. and then, awes see around the country, state legislatures have shown they're not willing either. >> megyn: that's his point, they're not willing to do it now and something needs to inspire them to find the courage and he acknowledges that this would be horrific for people to view, but his point is, it's real, it happens, these poor children had in some cases 11 bullets in them and their bodies were completely dest

and joining us syndicated radio host and lars larsen, syndicated host.on't know where to begin, i want the viewers to know it goes deeper than this. he sate literally teachers now who are getting pink slips, who are getting notices that they cannot come back this fall. that was february 23. february 21, which of course is two days before he made that initial claim on the sunday talk shows, on the sunday talk shows, the first bite we showed you, two days before he had a conference call with reporters where he said, schools are already start to go give teachers notices and said 40,000 teachers could lose their jobs, when pressed by reporters later after the facts came out on how that was not likely to be true, some staffer of his said, well, that's a rough back of the envelope calculation and rough back of the envelope, february 22 he says it and then on the sunday talk shows and says there is a higher bar and should be with this administration now and what we saw on the sunday talk shows and benghazi and susan rice and what happens and doubles down on mar

larsen: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today in support of the bipartisan senate version of the violence against women act that we vote on today. we wouldn't be here today without the courage of victims from all of our communities. women and men, rich and poor, immigrants, native american, folks from the lgbt community. all those who spoke out about their experiences. domestic violence does not discriminate. and with this bill domestic violence protection will no longer discriminate. this bill improves protections for immigrants, for native americans, members of the lgbt community. in my district a vice chair explained why the protections are so critical. she told me that for far too long native american women have lacked serious protections on our reservations. this bill will make it easier for them to seek justice. and it also includes important amendments to improve enforcement of the international marriage broker regulation act, a law that i sponsored in 2006. those amendments strengthen protections congress put

tomorrow live starting at 1:00 eastern, afghanistan followed at 2:birdy by eric larsen on social security. panels and office from the tucson festival of books, part of booktv on c-span2. >> that should make you encouraged about the power of probability and statistics in general. now i am going to make you scared. this is the end of the book, a question, of the questions i went to earlier. who gets to know what about you? last summer we hired a new baby sitter. when she arrived in the house i began to explain family background, i was a professor and my wife was a teacher, she cut me off and said oh, a i know. i google you. i was simultaneously relieved that i did not have to finish my spiel and mildly alarmed by how much of my life could be cobbled together, short internet search. our capacity to gather and analyze huge quantities of data, things are referred to earlier, the marriage of digital information with cheap computing power and the internet is unique in human history. we are going to need some new rules for this new year. let's put the power of data in perspective, just one exampl

health and healing, and sunday, live starting at 1:00 eastern, afghanistan, followed at 2:30 by erik larsen on social security. panels and daughters of the tucson festival of books, part of booktv live this weekend on c-span2. >> british foreign secretary william hague told members of the house of commons the u.k. government defense armored vehicles and protected bodysuits for the syrian opposition forces. secretary hague announced a $13 billion package of logistical and humanitarian support to syria. to stay comes one week after meeting with syrian opposition leaders. secretary of state john kerry and others leaders in rome. after his statement before secretary took questions from the opposition and other members in the house of commons. >> statements, the secretary of state, foreign and commonwealth affairs. secretary william hague. >> with permission of will make a statement on the crisis in syria. the time has come to announced to the house necessary development in our policy and readiness to develop it further if the bloodshed continues. two years after it began the conflict has reache

and don larsen, the speaker committee chair. and the senior vice president with the msl group. so much for organizing this today. todd brown, who is a guest and a speaker. is a he is a member of the national press club board of governors. and aski mohammad and john doyle, ceos of the principle number. i'm grateful that you could be here today. [applause] >> our guests today include the first billionaire, the first african-american on the new york stock exchange come in the first black majority owner of a professional sports team. robert johnson founded black entertainment television, which he sold to bet and viacom in 2001 for about $3 billion. mr. johnson has made his fortune targeting a black urban audience first-out bet, the nation's first television network to provide entertainment and music and news and sports and public affairs programming for an african-american audience. after its 1980 debut, the company went public in 1991 with bet channels reach about 90% of all black households with cable. he sold it to viacom seven days after its ipo. it is now part of the viacom em

belief in the phenomenon or support for federal action or even priorities because the work of sam larsenduate at stanford and works in washington, showed if you ask this question: what will be the most important problem facing the world in the future, global warming is number one along with the environment. so that makes clear it's a priority for people but not the most important problem facing the country today. maybe we should move to the other side. >> dave, metro resources. nice to meet you. my question is about the republican response post sandy to two of the future-oriented questions, and a belief -- i believe you showed a general question about whether it will happen in the future, had a drop in republican belief, and then what seek to contradict -- the next one was will it be globally serious, and you have an increase in republican belief. >> that's not a drop. it looks like a control it says minus nine but there's no asterisk, so i cannot reject the hypothesis that is zero and i don't want you to reject that hypothesis either. let's look at the other one no asterisk. so i wouldn

larsen and myself and then questions from the audience. hang on to your questions until then. when they get wrapped up, because southwest of the student union so he can autographed copies of this book. if you turn off your cell phones now, that would be great. let's get introductions out of the way. eric laursen is an independent financial literal activists and in addition to writing "the people's pension," he has cowritten understand the crash and is written for a wide variety of publications, the village voice and the "huffington post." please welcome eric laursen to the festival of books. [applause] >> very glad to be here again. let's start with the question raised by the title of our session here and that is the social security manufactured crisis? the short answer is yes. there is not existential crisis for social security faces in the sense it will not exist in x number of your system and drastic is done. but there's two crises only talk about a social security crisis. number one is a fiscal crisis. what have enough income and revenues from whatever source to support it