dylan, honouring 50 years of amnesty international," here with a cover of "you're gonna make me lonesomend applause ] ♪ i've seen love go by my door ♪ ♪ it's never been this close before ♪ ♪ never been so easy or so slow ♪ ♪ been shooting in the dark too long ♪ ♪ when something's not right it's wrong ♪ ♪ you're gonna make me lonesome when you go ♪ ♪ dragon clouds so high above ♪ ♪ i've only known careless love ♪ ♪ it's always hit me from below ♪ ♪ this time around it's more correct ♪ ♪ right on target so direct ♪ ♪ you're gonna make me lonesome when you go ♪ ♪ purple clover queen anne's lace ♪ ♪ crimson hair across your face ♪ ♪ you could make me cry if you don't know ♪ ♪ can't remember what i was thinkin' of ♪ ♪ you might be spoilin' me too much, love ♪ ♪ you're gonna make me lonesome when you go ♪ ♪ flowers on the hillside bloomin' crazy ♪ ♪ crickets talkin' back and forth in rhyme ♪ ♪ blue river runnin' slow and lazy ♪ ♪ i could stay with you forever and never realize the time ♪ ♪ situations have ended sad ♪ ♪ relationships have all been bad ♪ ♪ mine've been like verlaine's and rimbau

i know you cannot do this by your lonesome. i do not know that you have done a single thing. i am still waiting. it has been 70 weeks, and nothing has been done thus far. speaking of weeks when nothing has been done, it has spent 11 weeks since november 16, when commissioner dejesus, who is not here, not for the first time, agreed to take six weeks to interpret, decipher, and make clear the rules that have been in place for four years governing the patrol specials. it has not been six weeks or four plus six weeks. it has been 11 weeks. i have not seen a single agenda item addressing the concerns raised by the absent commissioner 11 weeks ago. the city attorney porter, is there any result? i spoke with one of the officers who said they are working out new rules. if you make them minimal enough, anybody can follow them. a four year-old can follow rules that say to smile. you need more rigorous rules than your currently enforcing. that is all i have for now. thank you. have a nice day. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i have not been here a couple of weeks. i was out in l.a.

. ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ ♪ that's all i can sing ♪ ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ ♪ that's all i can singwritten it. every year i change the amount of years that i've been in prison. >>> next on "lockup: raw -- hard time." they're considered the worst of the worst. >> the sunlight is fading away like butter on cornbread. >> but these inmates have found an icon to relate to. >> that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in many of america's maximum security prisons, there are three letters that strike fear in the hearts of inmates. s-h-u. the shu. it stands for secured housing unit. and like a prison within a prison, these units house the worst of the worst. >> mostly assaults, intimidation, threatening, whether it be on staff or on inmates that land them in here. these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear. absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be the worst day

somehow i think he did that all by his lonesome and did it with a few others, who knows? lincoln raising an army against his own people. and they were the other people and thus he was. >> raising an army to save his nation and it was his focus in the beginning. >> it was in the united states. we had a couple of folks waiting on the phones before we hear the results of the vote in richmond. allen is in cincinnati for emory thomas. hi there. >> hello. i wanted to get your view on the possible accusation of robert e. lee being a racist as described by elizabeth pryor in her book reading the man and general lee is often regarded as many people being a southern racist whereas president abraham lincoln obviously had racist views, but is generally guided by history as being forgiven for his race of the views, and i wanted to get your perspective as to whether one or the other was more or less a racist than the other and whether they both reflected the feelings of their times. >> i think they both reflected the feelings of their time which were pretty darn racist. lincoln, howeve

on monday's chronicle, a relative of mine was featured as the lonesome cowboy. and tim, who we shared maternal grandmother's, our maternal grandmother's were sisters, and he is a great guy and exemplifies the principles of hard work, common sense, and perseverance. i thought it was a very good article, and it shows how difficult it it is. but he is not giving up on his profession as a cattleman, and that shows a lot. the third or fourth generation in the business. an interesting article. during the last week, i have had a number of discussions with people regarding two controversial items on purge oroville that will double the john pretrip -- potrero hill that will be coming to us in the future. i had the pleasure, along with commissioner moore, of attending a forum, om warehouse to new house, exploring the problems in the benefits of converting historic warehouses' to housing. some very, very interesting case studies. i thought it was very, very good and well -- and a well-attended forum. i will lead into something else here. yesterday, i had the pleasure of at

i know you cannot do this by your lonesome. i do not know that you have done a single thing. i am still waiting. it has been 70

i know you cannot do this by your lonesome. i do not know that you have done a single thing. am still waiting. it has been 70 weeks, and nothing has been done thus far. speaking of weeks when nothing has been done, it has spent 11 weeks since november 16, when commissioner dejesus, who is not here, not for the first time, agreed to take six weeks to interpret, decipher, and make clear the rules that have been in place for four years governing

one or two lonesome snowflakes cannot be ruled out but the snow showers will stay north of the masonxon line for the rest of the evening. windchill and cold for the saturday evening. cold start tomorrow morning but without anywhere near as much wind around. that's good news as high pressure settles on in as that moves off the east coast, more sun and less wind for tomorrow. temperatures back up near 50 degrees. it will feel 15 or 20 degrees warmer tomorrow than it did today just because of the improvement in the wind situation. weather front coming our way ahead of that looks like a nice mild day coming up on monday with temperatures near 60 degrees again. so for this evening, partly cloudy. breezy and cold out there for your saturday evening. scarfs and mittens required. overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, clear skies, cold but not quite as windy. winds tomorrow morning northwest 5 to 15. wake-up temperatures in the 20s. that will be a cold start. and then for tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny. noticeably less wind to contend with for tomorrow and high temperatures upper 4

. >> reporter: so if you're tired of sitting around all by your lonesome, head on over to wusa9.com for some pointers. i'm ken molestina, 9news now. >> but what happened when he dialed that number? did he just get some strange line somewhere or was it her? >> derek. >>> depending on what kind of service you're look forg from the wing men -- looking for from the wing men, it's not cheap. it can cost you 55 bucks to $3,000. let's be real. e-mail me. i'll give you tips. >> you sound jaded? >> i'm not jaded. >> too much experience. [ laughing ] >> i don't know. >> or too little. [ laughing ] >> oh. this is getting harsher and harsher. >> i'm in trouble. >> i think it would be a perfect gentleman. >> this is what he can do. [ laughing ] >> now we're getting advice from the floor director. >> wow. >> a little rough. [ laughing ] >> well, what is not rough is the weather. at least now. >> it's gone. >> yes, it's gone. we saw a little bit of snow come through as expected. not a whole lot. but you may see some slick spots out there tomorrow morning. so we do have temperatures of well belowreezg.

i've always admired his deep bass and i have that high lonesome sound. nevertheless, what history might look like in practice. mutual recognition and reconciliation after centuries of conflict and distrust are going to have to be built by hand. the big symbols, big conversations we need, will have to be accompanied by symbols and kgss that are face to face, one-to-one. we'll need c-span and national newspapers and conferences and communities across the nation to reckon with their own place in the dramas of slavery and war and emancipation in their consequences. now, while no american community is free from implication in those dramas, though many would like to think they are, some places are more implicated than others. my city, of richmond, virginia, would seem to be at the center of that. no matter what else may ever happen in that place, it will always be the former capital of the confederacy, one of the former centers of the domestic slave trade. it will always be at least a former shrine of the lost cause. just as the united states will always be a

historical a historical you had to get lonesome thing boeing. of the music that does not require language another reason why it is so important, it creates longing that you could neither satisfied or not satisfy. >> one of those favorites i took it to be a puerto rico effort to in then disappeared into the end of this. has there been this at zero or is there a proper function and other government to new manage these issues that we talk about? should that be a department of public relations? >> is directly we have been allergic to it. we have the reputation and of own without trying and sometime was negative and we have that over effort of propaganda from world war i than they dismantled. it did not start again until world war ii but starting after talk about dismantling, something not american about promoting itself. united states information agency after the cold war was dismantled during the clinton administration would never functions it had the cia was dismantled and then after september 11 why do they hate us? turnaround there is a whole ne

who knows what needs to be done but they cannot get into the political system because the system lonesometicians. if we don't get the money out of politics to understand they are there to serve long term problems the people who used to serve our long-term problem, but pat brown never could have gotten elected ronald reagan could not. but conservative or whatever or libertarian or whatever party come and nobody is serving the long-term problems. the politics of solution my journey a is how i took everybody that i sued to make them ally and we salt partially through private sector and civics sector allies we got the military and the cops to create an army of allies who were about the business of making life better for those kids. that is the next book. with the lapd from whom i learn on the streets and it melding them, believe me we ran that gang academy antonio villaraigosa you may not like what he says but he is stuck with the issues and he made this city create the first game intervention academy. and the bottom line is these are ex gangsters teaching and they did not make it through sev

i was alone in a hotel room, pretty lonesome.ing one of my songs back to me. it was so painful. it wasn't like this is a good thing. it was, like, ouch. >> you missed her. >> but she ended up kind of making it onto the track in the record and we kept it there. she's in the album. >> she was on stage with you last week. >> yeah. it was a really special show. she was in the wings and i brought her out for a song. >> we wish you great success. >> we love you. >> you're singing tomorrow on the show. >> back here tomorrow. >> yeah. >> thanks, sweetheart. still to come, all the news that has hollywood buzzing. >> plus what you really get when you order those valentine's day flowers online. i don't think you get the model. >> no. and the 47-year-old mom who lost more than 200 pounds. and joy is still jumping. >> good for her. >> we think. >> go, go, go! so to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minut

anybody who know what's they are talking about from an intelligence perspective says as lonesome as they are, they are all about the cost benefit approach i keep hearing about. and it is bad they are getting the nuclear weapon, but if israel were to strike it is in the bank for about two years. even if we at full capacity were to destroy everything they have nuclear making wise, they are still going to be in action enough to get back to the program with a lot more devotion. and what if we do destroy iran. the rest of the middle east is not going to be, okay. >> they don't want iran to have nuclear weapons anymore than israel does. for them it is a three-fer. they get to criticize and eliminate iran's nuclear weapons and the price of oil goes up. >> iran is not going to attack anyone. >> i don't think anyone -- i don't think anyone is talking about annihilating iran. there is talk about taking out their nuclear capabilities. >> everybody has said that. >> about uh. >>> lating them? taking out their nuclear capabilities. that's different. >> annihilating their nuclear program. actually, i

you from calling or texting that bad newsboy friend or girlfriend when you're feeling especially lonesomeve some old jewelry from an ex-flame, you can sell it with the never lieblgd it anyway app. >> i love that. an app that keeps you from calling your old boyfriend is such a good idea. yes. that is true. moving on. >> happy valentine's day. >> thank you. back at you. >>> grammy award winning singer gloria estefan joins us. she met whitney houston back in 1991 when they were both rehearsing for tours and then after news broke of houston's death estefan tweeted a sentiment that was shared by many people, somebody please tell me it's not true. gloria estefan joins us. i saw that because i follow you on twitter. you were scheduled to come in and talk with us anyway about your album. we are going to talk florida politics. >> what fun. >> i know. i know. because this tragedy, i want to talk a little bit about this first. you know what's been really interesting to me to see is how hard it is to be in the spotlight as a singer. we were talking yesterday to whitney houston's god mother and she sa

i was alone in a hotel room, pretty lonesome.but she ended up kind of making it onto the track in the record and we kept threat. shenise the album. >> she was on stage with you last week. >> yeah. it was a really special show. she was in the wings and i brought her out for a song. >> we wish you great success. >> we love you. >> you're singing tomorrow on the show. >> back here tomorrow. >> yeah. >> thanks, sweetheart. still to come, all the news that has hollywood buzzing. >> plus what you really get when you order those valentine's day flowers online. i don't think you get the model. >> no. and the 47-year-old mom who lost more than 200 pounds. and joy is still jumping. >> good for her. >> we think. >> go, go, go! does that answer your question? absolutely. thank you so much. no problem. man: do your simple return with the turbotax federal free edition, and now get our free, one-on-one, expert tax advice, live by phone or chat. get the federal free edition, at turbotax.com. needs long term relief. eucerin calming creme. with a

i think the leader like to insulate his members from having to make difficult lonesome the election year it is clear we will not have a budget this year which is the blueprint for the past four word in how we will deal with spending and debt and jobs and the economy. we're at a loss why the democrats will not produce a budget for the fourth year in a row but i hope there are things we can get done between now and the election. we don't have the luxury of time and the consequences of inaction are great so my hope is we will see willingness to put policies in place to make it less difficult to create jobs for small businesses rather than making it more expensive and difficult that we see with the obama agenda and a record and the economy they have handed us. we have folks who have been very much in the lead of religious liberty. it is clear in this country we have a heritage those who have left other parts of the world because of religious persecution that is distinct about america up. religious liberty is not known in many parts of the world especially like the middle east in what we have