your brother is latin king. you are latin king. the problem is it's not the first time.at person who 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 fee

. >> got like four positive hits today john, one crip, latin king, two bloods. >> combatting activities is up to a team of investigators in the jail'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. so bloods are everywhere. >> 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 been taking for years. woe get a lot more fights as the crips are trying to get their numbers up. >> 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 will. he is one that actually is not afraid of the bloods. he'll fight. >> i am used to it. i have been in jail since i

. >> a-l-k-q-n, almighty latin king queen nation. popular symbol, the lion or the crown, the five-point crown. >> this certificate was made by one of the bloods. putting it in words means he's slashed a couple of people. that means he slashed "excellence" across the face, back of the neck, and he was awarded this certificate. each time we catch up, they change it. they got over 900 different codes. they got their own alphabet. just like saying we're going to means monday. making movie in the living room means we're going to take care of them out in the yard and mr. windham, mr. windham means murder. >> they basically thought they ran this jail system. today, they understand they're not in charge, we are. we've taken the identifiers. we've taken their power. so, it's not a safe haven for criminal activity like it used to be. >> when our cameras first visited rikers in 1999, this was former commissioner bernard kerik's main weapon against violence by inmates. it's called a tactical search operation, or tso. >> good morning, everybody.

head for the latin luther king drive or kelly drive as an alternate. because of the storms, amtrak power issues, residual delays on the airport line, one hour delays on the wilmington lines, so rough start on the roads and the rales on this wednesday morning, chris alec being back over to you. >> 6:03, nearly 2300 customers still without power across the lehigh val think morning following yesterday's storm. >> so that number actually down from 10,000 to last night, steve keeley now live in whitehall township, one of the areas officials say was the hardest hit. steve, you have been rained on at least earlier this morning. >> still light rain, traffic on the side street, a lot of people that want to get out and look. the state of emergency officially on itselfment one of the first things they tell you on the whitehall township website, no unnecessary travel. >> first daylight, just to look at the damage, to their property and maybe to the neighbors, into the whole neighborhood, in fact, a lot of people you see here with the screens down, they have no pow

latin for george rex, or king george iii. the new british monarch. it is engraved with the theme of the city of havana in cuba images of some of the fortifications around havana. british ships in the harbor. the british and colonial american forces had taken havana from the spanish in 1762. and this horn was carved to commemorate the embarkation of those troops. after the piece of paris, the city was illuminated july 7, 1763. this is marking a moment in which britain and colonial americans were reveling in this magnificent empire. they expected to reap the fruits of that victory. they had defeated the spanish. they had defeated the french. and their allies. so britain was left with a vastly expanded empire, not just in north america but in india, in africa, one of the last actions of the war took place when the british to manila in -- took manila in the philippines. it really was the first global war. sometimes known as the seven years war, or the french and indian war in north america. this horn is a great embodiment of the optimism that colonial am

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king. where leaders light up busy boulevards watching over latin america's third largest yet struggling economy. it's a country stained by a dark history of brutal dictators disappeared loved ones and extreme poverty. pope francis spent time in places like where we are today. >> all the time. to be with the people, to share. >> reporter: in his youth, tango and soccer were actually more his speed. you were 12 years old when you met him? >> yes. >> reporter: we found one of pope francis' oldest friends. >> i remember you. >> reporter: a retired musician showed us handwritten letters from the vatican. a simple s on the return address from the man he knew. what was he like as a young boy? >> always he was smiling. never i know him sad. >> reporter: the two shared a desk in this former all boys school in their working class neighborhood. >> the best in the classroom. >> reporter: he was smart? intelligent? >> intelligent. >> reporter: and much better at soccer soccer. he didn't talk about wanting to be a priest or religion? >> no. never. never. >> reporter: he was young? >> sure. >> reporter: one d

for the latin for georgus rex or king george. it is engraved with a theme of the city of havana in cuba. images of some of the fortifications around havana. british ships in the harbor. the british and american forces had taken havana from the spanish in 1762, and this horn was to commemorate the embarkation of those troops after the piece of paris -- the peace of paris. the city was illuminated after the embark nation of british troops. -- after the embarkation of british troops. this is marking a moment where british and colonial british americans were reveling in being part of this magnificent empire. we expected to reap the fruits of that victory. they had defeated the spanish defeated the french, and their allies, so britain was left with a vastly expanded empire, not just in north america, but in india, in africa. one of the last actions of the war took laced when the british took manila in the philippines -- took place when the british took manila in the philippines. so this horn is a great embodiment of the optimism that

king. where legendary leaders light up busy boulevards watching over latin america's third largest yet struggling economy. it's also a country stained by a dark history of brutal dictators, disappeared loved ones and extreme poverty. pope francis spent time in bistros just like the one we're in today. >> all the time. all the time. to be with the people. to share, to drink. just to be in the daily life. >> reporter: it is youth tango and soccer were actually more his speed. you were 12 years old when you met him. >> yes. >> reporter: we found one of pope francis' oldest friends. >> i remember you. >> reporter: retired musician ernesto showed us handwritten letters from the vatican. a simple f on the return address from the man he knew as jorge. what was he like as a young boy? >> always he was smiling. never i saw him sorry. >> reporter: the two shared a desk in this former all boys school in their working class neighborhood. >> best in the classroom. >> reporter: he was smart. intelligent. >> intelligent. >> reporter: and much better at soccer than he says ernesto, who still lives blocks away fr

latin. they had three significant changes. 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 -- the rule of law in return for the taxes the kings needed to maintain his paid and wage his wars. henry the third was still around in 1225 to reissue the charter largely due to william marshall, his regent, the best night in -- knight in all the world. he defended the french army at the battle of lincoln. and the french fleet was defeated in kent. prince louis renounced his claim to the english throne and promised to never assist the rebels again. the rebels were pardoned. they were still excommunicated but that didn't matter quite as much. as having their land restored to them. as a historian puts it, "magna carta was revo

. >>> pope francis stopped at a burger king in bolivia during his three-day swing in latin america, butfor a whopper, he was looking for a place to change into his vestments before attending mass. they put up white sheets and windows to give the pontiff a little privacy while he changed. that's just something we thought you should know. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? where it had been displayed for more than 50 years. it was taken down in a short but emotional ceremony this morning. this coming 23 days after that massacre which left nine people dead at an african-american church in charleston. >>> breaking news concerning the iran nuclear talks. a state department official says the interdeal reached with iran in april has now been extended through

latin pope humbly begged for forgiveness. when the pope had to make a fast change, the pope used burger king.ansformed into a makeshift dressing room for the pope. he went inside to change up his vestments. it was closed for business. later during the mass the pope denounced consumerism. >>> one penn student says it took a journey of him for 5,000 miles for him to realize the significance of the pontiff's visit here. his epiphany happened in the pope's hometown where his argentinean host mother explained what it was like to be in the presence of the pope. the young man from dallas is living for the summer with this family. the host mother shared her story of seeing john paul ii decades ago. he told malcolm it's an opportunity he should not pass up. >> i didn't realize it was as an important as it is. just talking to her about the importance of the pope has really given a new meaning to me his arrival. >> malcolm says he realizes the pope's visit will be a moment in history he wants to visit now with his own eyes. >>> he'll have plenty of company doing that. as many m asas 1.5 million people a

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