your brother is latin king. you are latin king. the problem s it's not the first time. fought with your brother what is going to happen? >> who knows what is going to happen? i can't predict the future, you know what i mean? we fight, we fight. we don't fight, we don't fight. >> a lot of officers do not know that they are brothers. now what happens? if rob campbell is down here, inmate despeines, happens to walk to the elevator. they are going to go. they are going to get hurt. officers get hurt. because of the stupid actions quite a few officers got hurt. not one, not two, not three, quite a few more. >> that's not completely our fault that you get hurt. our intentions aren't to hurt officers. if i fought him the intention is not to hurt officers. >> you have to understand we get hurt trying to save you guys from getting further injury. we still have a job to do. >> that's jail. this is the gang life, i guess, you know what i'm saying? it's just how it goes, how the cookie crumbles. >> the feedback i got from him is he's got to do what he's got to do. my feeling to tha

your brother is latin king. you are latin king. it's not the first time.that person who fought with your brother what is going to happen? >> who knows what is going to happen? we fight we fight. we don't fight we don't fight. >> a lot do not know they are brothers. now what happens? they are going to go. they are going to get hurt. officers get hurt. >> because of the stupid actions quite a few officers got hurt. not one, two, not three, quite a few. >> that's not completely our fault. our intentions aren't to hurt officers. if i fought him the intention is not to hurt officers. >> you have to understand we get hurt trying to save you guys from further injury. we have a job to do. >> this is the gang life, i guess. it's just how the cookie crumbles. >> the feedback i got from him is he is going to do what he has to do. my feeling to that is he doesn't care. >> just because i'm his older brother doesn't mean i control his life. he is going to do what he does. he is a grown man. so he is going to do what he does. he is my little brother so i have to be by hi

. >> got like four positive hits today john, one crip, latin king, two bloods. >> combatting activities is up to a team of investigators in the veil's gang unit headed by sergeant investigator lundquist. >> bloods are the biggest gang we have in this jail. almost every housing area in the jail has bloods in it. we have bloods within the workers, bloods on all the floors, bloods on all the pods. >> that could be changing. >> this has always been a blood jail for years. now we are getting a big influx of crips in lately. some of them are getting their numbers up, so they feel they have to take back what the bloods have many over the years. we get a lot more fights. >> one of those crips is nicholas cox. he's awaiting transfer back to prison in upstate new york. >> nicholas cox he'll tell you straight to your face i'm crip, i hate bloods, they hate me. i'm going to fight every time i see one. he is one that actually is afraid of the bloods. >> i am used to it. i have been in jail since i was a minor. this jail is like kiddy camp to me. i'm ready to go upstate where guys ready to cut you le

latin king, two bloods. >> combatting activities is up to a team of investigators headed by sergeant investigator. >> bloods are the biggest gang we have in this jail. almost every housing area in the jail have bloods in it. bloods in all workers, floors, pods. >> that could be changing. >> this has always been a blood jail for years. now we are getting a big influx of crip s lately. they feel they have to take back what the bloods. we get a lot more fights. >> one of the crypts is awaiting transfer back to prison. >> they will tell you i hate bloods, they hate me. he is one that actually is afraid of the bloods. >> i am used to it. i have been in jail since i was a minor. this jail is like kiddy camp to me. i'm ready to go upstate where guys ready to cut you left and right. >> less is more. that's how i look at it. >> the jail surveillance camera captures cox's willingness to battle bloods. he jumps out of a line of inmates and blind sides a blood member with a punch to the face before he is subdued by officers. cox is immediately placed in segregation. he will still be exposed to b

latin. it was granted by the king "of our own spontaneous goodwill." it was not granted on the advice of his counselors, who merely witnessed it. but, "in return for the grant and gift of these liberties, the archbishops, and bishops barons, knights, freeholders and all of our realm has given us a 15th part." -- pay tax. no longer a product of coercion, it was never the less a contract with the people. liberty and boulevard in return for the taxes the kings needed to maintain his state and wages war. henry the third was still around in 1225 to reissue the charter largely due to william marshall, his regent, the best night in all the world. 00 k-- knight in all the world. he defended the french army at the battle of lincoln. prince louis renounced his claimant to the english throne and promised to never assist the rebels again. the rebels were pardoned. they were still excommunicate but that didn't matter quite as much. having their land restored to them. as a historian puts it, "magna cartel was revolutionary. the idea of monarchy with chicken to its f

. >> anyway the cast of a latin and cast of the lion king, stage show and they travel together.hey traveled together, in this disney stage performance where they both, cast members. >> i thought it was kind of cool. >> great day. >> yes. >> do you want to do something. >> let's do some weather. >> let's do a little bit of weather. weather looks cloudy out there. so not too bad this morning. if you do step outside you will see a few showers out there ape those showers are moving through and they are clearing out and we will have a few more rain showers across the area today, so that is, the big issue this morning. close-up view shows that one heavier shower is moving out of the mercer county and further south in cape may, we are dealing with a drizzle. so not much of a problem this morning. just a few light passing showers. seven day forecast, has another warm day tomorrow, up to 82 degrees. seventy-two, with sunshine little will cooler on sunday, monday showers and a few then are storms but look at the heat coming back. heat and humidity, up to 90 degrees. hot and humid on thurs

i sat this close to vladimir putin or the king of jordan or african premieres, african leaders, european leaders latinders. we need somebody who understands how bureaucracies become. our government has become one jai giant bloated bureaucracy. technology is an important tool. it's defining our flooifs really amazing ways. some very scary ways. and finally, i think we need someone who understands what leadership is which is not about power and title it's about unlocking the potential of others in this case unlocking the potential of this nation. but who also understands sometimes leadership requires tough calls in tough times for which you're prepared to stand and be held accountable. so i think i'm very qualified. there are other qualified people as well. but i think i bring a unique set of skills and experiences to the table. >> judge we're going to start with you after this quick break. center seat with carly fiorina. we'll talk foreign policy the politics of the day when we come back. >>> and we're back with our panel and republican presidential candidate carlie fiorina in our center seat tonight.

other hand they were very generous to us, fascinating experience it takes black and latin kids out of the new york king to farm families not just in pennsylvania but in the region so the contrast between the amish and these ghetto kids was really fascinating to write about. >> host: you have alluded to this but what is it about religion that attracts you? all of your books have religious thought. >> it is odd. i didn't intend this as the career statement by any means. it has been my observation that strong religious beliefs are far more influential in people's lives and strong political beliefs. you can hold powerful opinions about politics and it may not affect your life at all but if you have strong religious feelings, it is very likely that they guide your life in some profound way and they reshape society. as journalists i don't think we spend enough time examining the true motivators of people's behavior. if you are going to look at that level you have to get down into the level of believe. >> host: for those of you in the audience if you have questions for lawrence wright, we want to hear from yo

of england declared that everyone including the king, was subject to the rule of law and as a result constitutional government was born. magna carta is latin for great charter. and it was so named because of the documents -- document's protracted length. only later did the world realize how visionary the name truly is. most of the 63 clauses granted by king john dealt with specific grievances of a group of barons relating to his rule. but that framework for the relationship between the king and his subjects initiated the concept of freedom under law. clause 1 states first that we have granted to god and by this present charter have confirmed for us and our heirs in perpetuity that the english church that will be free and shall have its rights undiminished and its liberties unimpaired. that we wish this so to be observed appears from the fact that of our own free will before the outbreak of the present dispute between us and our barons, we granted and confirmed bycharter the freedom of the church's elections. a right reckoned to be of the greatest necessity and importance to it and cause this to be confirmed by pope innocent iii. this freed

on june 15, 1215, king john added his seal to the magna carta after it was drafted by barons in england. the magna carta, which is latin for the great charter, established the rule of law in england and served as an inspiration for the american revolution and the basis for the declaration of independence and our bill of rights. as thomas payne said in 1776, in free countries the law ought to be king and there ought to be no other. mr. speaker, it seems that far too often our problem is we don't fully understand our history and that's why we stray from it. mr. byrne: we're dealing with a president who is changing laws through executive fiat. i believe it's vitally important to remember the magna carta which is based on the idea that no person regardless of their position will ever be above the law. people from all over the world have fought for centuries in order to preserve and defend this basic principle and that fight can never end. so on this 800th anniversary, i call on this body to remember the magna carta and work every day to carry forward the torch of freedom. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gent