>> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and the isu team launch a full-scalers cells in hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we're going to follow up, see if we can find any more metal, any more contraband. go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. >> we're pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, any kind of weapons, drugs, tattoo paraphernalia. >> turn around. >> strip out. turn around. you smell anything? i'm telling you right now -- you will be -- did you swallow something? >> swallow something? are you serious? what would i swallow? >> you tell me, i'm asking you. >> some chips. >> that's your story, right? >> this is crazy. >> 209. >> when we first came up on the cell, the individual on the top bunk jumped down and we had him in here, we told him to take his skullcap off and when he did he swallowed something and trying to say

we live in the sunset and attend lawton school here in the sunset. i'm hoping that they can stay here for another generation and have the life that we've had the privilege to living in this city, but it's looking more difficult all the time. what have i done in this neighborhood that i love it so much? i've founded a group that rebuilt the playground that's become a community center. also in terms of the library that's around there, and in the city, i've served on three commissions. i might be the only candidate that's done so, the immigrants right commission, the taxi commission, and two templs on the assessment -- terms on the assessment appeals board. i have the experience in city hall, and i currently work as a city auditor. i understand the situations very well. i look forward to working for you. >> thank you. ms. basan? >> my vision for san francisco is this: i used to be proud to tell people i'm from san francisco, and now i'm embarrassed. i don't want it to be known. i would like it to go back to the way it was when i could be proud to say i'

french author or authors of lawton airbrush the goshen against a black rapper for inciting violence and racial hatred that's after he posted a video showing a white man being. shot and hanged from a tree and called for white babies to be killed and you tube has suspended the clip called the whites and the rabbi himself met conrad to claim he was simply turning the tables on the suffering black people have endured for years however outrage at the video reached all the way to the top i condemn unreservedly these abject remarks an ignominious attacks might call excel working to immediately withdraw this constant from broadcasts it will be up to judicial authorities to take approved route for the action against these odious calls to hate. well we put the issue of whether need to be limits to artistic expression up for debate but come demo violence they saw violent lyrics but we're going to be careful here not to get too carried away if you listen to the reports and read the reports this guy only had forty people downloaded his music before this controversy is clearly he's after the publish

the governors new improved labor to restart response which is something went wanted to get done in lawton earlier but inside the code is getting a whiff did it because that one of his life in wisconsin and that's what wisconsinites want to see. >> in the way doesn't that cement the aca as being around? >> i think what it does is, what's happening with the experience for the aca in wisconsin is so many counties down to one or two plans to choose from, and escalating premiums or if we can go back to the pre-aca situation where we had a risk pool so that people with pre-existing conditions could get affordable coverage like we had, then the rest of the individual market, more insurers will come to the workplace, more choices, or competition they can help bring prices down. that is what we had before the aca and i think going to the way the route, we have association health plans coming on line now because of the administration. that's going to help -- the best prime rib in the world by their -- >> that's a commercial. >> that will help them by the health insurance to spread risk and get bett

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according to the web site, she had been a 13 year old runaway from a group home in lawton, oklahoma,ar that was exposed in the photo, and it was her eyes. that was what kept me -- bringing me back to her. >> dental records from oklahoma confirmed that jane doe number 7 was, in fact, syllania edwards. one answer found. but that only generated more questions, like, when did the oklahoma teenager get to new mexico, and, who brought her? >> don't know that's what we're trying to figure out. >> possibly the killer? >> don't know. have no idea how she got here. >> so detectives started checking with police departments and jails throughout the southwest on the hunch that syllania, as young as she was, might have been entangled in a prostitution circuit that shuttles women from city to city. >> what we see very often is women involved in prostitution working what's called the circuit so they'll move from phoenix to albuquerque and los angeles to vegas and maybe not return on that circuit for years. >> it was in denver, another city on the circuit, that detective todd babcock hit pay dirt. >>