, not a leader for the lord, but a servant of the lord, who has been called to lead a certain amount of people then you can start being a pastor. leadership in the black community is different too. let me say very briefly that that the leadership in the black community has all come out of the black church. so it becomes key even in the lutheran context, to recall the black church roots for black people. those two; the context, the history, become very, very crucial, we don't want to through out the baby with the bath water, lutheranism has a tremendous amount to offer in terms of being a reformed tradition going back to the notion of being a confessing church. a confessing church does what? confesses jesus christ as lord and savior, not as things and objects or even itself as lord and savior. jesus christ is the life, the truth and the way. that's how we can get out in the community because we go back to that basic, confessional, evangelical base which says that; hey, in spite of all we are led by jesus christ and the holy spirit. >> and what you said is absolutely profound terms of

let me remind him of what the lord justice said this morning. he said, i do not seek to constrain parliament. it seems the better course is to allow this inquiry to -- to succeed. >> the secretary brings in a special adviser and actually does not know what he is doing. many i asked the secretary a simple question. -- may i ask the secretary a simple question. why did he decide that the contact would be a special adviser? >> it was a process authorized by the parliamentary secretary. there were a large number of points of contact. you need to do that. we set up a process. that was approved by the parliament secretary. we put in place a large number of safeguards to make sure my decision was taken objectively. i have to say to the honorable gentleman that there is no evidence whatsoever that any of those conversations had any influence on them whatsoever. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i congratulate the secretary of state on his salience. under this government, actions on phone hacking, actions on the inquiry, actions on media speculation reform. and

policy to counter the lord's resist assumptions army. i'd like to welcome senator isakson, senator inhofe, other members of the committee are expected as well as our distinguished witnesses today, principal deputy secretary of state for african affairs donald yamamoto, earl gast and deputy assistant -- secretary of defense for african affairs amanda dory. welcome. our second panel, miss jolly okot, ambassador for invisible children and mr. jacob acaye who share with us their personal experiences of working to help communities in ugandan recover from the lra and their personal experiences of being victimized by the ra, which i think will add some strength and breadth to today's hearing. as we all know for more than two decades, the lord's resistance army has committed brutal attacks against civilians in central africa that resulted in displacement, kidnapping, mutilation and rape. kony and his commanders have abducted thousands of children forcing them to commit terrible acts and today as i mentioned we're privileged and humbled to hear f

let me read to the house what lord justice levinson has said. perhaps the house would like to listen. let's hear -- >> let's hear what the prime minister has to say and then the questioning will continue. prime minister? >> lord justice levin said said this this morning, it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions. and then he said this. although i have seen requests for other inquiries and investigations, and of course i do not seek to constrain parliament, but it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed. now having set up this inquiry, having agreed with this inquiry, he should listen to the inquiry. -- >> mr. speaker lord justice levinson is responsible for a lot of things but he's not responsible for the integrity of the prime minister's government. in case he's forgotten, that's his responsibility as prime minister. now, mr. speaker, it beggars belief that the prime minister can defend the secretary because he wasn't judging this bid, he was helping the bid by news corporatio

sith lord. that is a sith lord. i'm not saying olbermann is a bad guy. i'm saying he's more machine now than man. twisted. evil. come on. who is left? cnn correspondent... (laughing). okay. that is is a trick question. he is neither jedi nor sith lord. he's too adorable. i'll go with ewan. so look here's the deal. we'll probably never know exactly what happened that night in florida. clearly if all this new found focus and attention forces a more thorough and just investigation of this tragic incident, we will all be better off. in fact, there's really been only one group of people that i've seen so far weigh in. that have thoroughly missed the point on the implications of this terrible situation. i give you the new black panther party. >> members of the black panther party offering a bounty for the capture of george zimmerman, the man who shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. $10,000. >> jon: yes. the only way to bring this lone vigilante to justice is a vigilante mob. that will do it. black panthers 2012. we'll be right back. ♪ [swing music plays

in this mural, maya lords capture a victim during a raid. in copan, the captive would have been taken to a temple in the west court and sacrificed to the maya gods of the underworld. linda schele believes the ritual involved hundreds of people in a public ceremony of sacrifice and dance. the image of the dance has people dressed in the most incredibly elaborate costumes. it's almost like if you've ever seen the mummers dance in the thanksgiving day parade with the great feather fans around them. it was just like that. only these were iridescent, green quetzal feathers. there would have been musicians. they would have played drums this high... turtle shells with deer horns. they had great rattles like this. they had long wooden trumpets. they had whistles of all sorts, so that the whole place would have been filled with this incredible cacophony of sound. at the right moment, the king would pull a stingray spine through his tongue or cut through his genitals and pull paper or pull rope through it to draw the blood. some of the captives would

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: very good show, my lord. >> jimmy: really?let seems to have taken up hieroglyphics. i felt as if i was reading jibberish out there. >> steve: i'll have a word with them, sir. >> jimmy: well, you might have a word the writers while you're at it. there was not a single kardashian joke in the monologue tonight. did you ever remember what it means to work here at downton sixbey? >> steve: yes, my lord. >> jimmy: have i ever told you how much i love this place, higgins? >> steve: many, many, many times, my lord. >> jimmy: i hope i die here. >> steve: there we are. now let me just adjust your tie. [ grunts ] >> jimmy: steady, old boy. >> steve: it's just my iron foot sir. [ metal clangs ] it's quite heavy. >> jimmy: and you know i've offered to buy you a much lighter, wooden foot. >> steve: and lose my limp? i'd rather be put to death. one booger and we're done. [ laughter ] >> pardon the intrusion, my lord. >> steve: oh, flannigan, what are you doing here? you should be downstairs. this is upstairs. a person of your nature should b

lord leveson should be reporting to the cultures secretary. >> i think lord justice leveson will be reportingn the expressed wishes of the prime minister. what he reports is totally independent. >> 6,800 people -- we weill ill be watching. what message does he have for them? >> we want to have a thriving media industry. i believe the great strength is that we have a strong bbc and a strong competition to the bbc. we want to see all companies in the sector thrives. >> there are many cases of lobbyists and the truth they are claiming. there were 454 separate conversations. how many conversations he did have. >> the answer is zero. now that the culture secretary of state's adviser has lost his job, when boys are in trouble, they sack the servant. tell them to get out and resign. >> off you go. mr. speaker, adam smith's resignation is a matter of acute regret to me -- a matter of a huge regret to me. the impartiality with which this process was conducted. i believe i've presented evidence to this house that i behaved in a judicially and partial way. the importance of moderation in the use of lang

we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> it's just a shame.u think you live your entire -- what these people -- 82 years and not one soul to see her go. what if that was you, you know? >> for an end of violence in the world, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> for all who gather, we pray to the lord. >> hear us, o lord. >> a lot of these inmates are in here for drugs, prostitution, some don't have families, some do. for them to see what these people are going through who don't have any families that they are their families, is heartbreaking and they'll get very emotional. >> let us sum up with the prayer that the prayer jesus gave us. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me >> since i've been here, i found out two of my friends have died from a heroin overdose. >> did you go to the funerals? >> no, i've been in jail so i wasn't able to. >> you missed their funerals? >> yeah. a lot of these peo

the lords are getting a helping hand with the cleanup.earching for keepsakes and sentimental item right side a low priority. >> what specifically are things that you want to find in this rubble? >> i found them, my son, my daughter, son-in-law, my grand babies. >> reporter: well said, mike as you saw in that piece, community members come together, it was a pretty narrow tornado, you either got hit and hit hard, our your house may have been saved. it's amazing how friends, neighbors and relatives are coming to help. this is a very appreciative man, he's been through for brain surgeries and the house that was destroyed was supposed to be closed and sold, that obviously is not going to happen. but he's definitely going somewhere, but not out of this town. >>> new information coming on those secret service agents busted for hiring prostitutes. we're also hearing more about members of the u.s. military who apparently have been involved in that as well. and for the first time since taking over for his father, we're going to hear from the young

with lord nugget. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: lord nugget is here! he's not wearing any pants!r ] this is the last one. it's from @wheeljo. he says, "i dated a girl who i later saw on a 'jerry springer' episode." that's a mistake. there you have it. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go over to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com/ hashtag. stick around, we'll be right back with more "late night," you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> it's time for the "cupid's arrow show." and here's your host, tony sanders. [ cheers and applause ] hi, everybody and welcome to the "cupid's arrow show." today we have three eligible bachelors out to win the heart of one lucky lady. let's meet our contestants right now. and here they are. [ cheers and applause ] well, contestant number one is a part-time shoe salesman, who's looking for full time love. say hello to albert manfield. [ cheers and applause ] contestant number two lives in a twin bed by choice. and often prefers paper clips to staples. give it up for james spadge. [ chee

>> my ibook friend makes an excellent point, and let me just remind him of what lord justice, what lord justice leveson said this morning. he said, i do not seek to constrain parliament, but it seems to me the better course is to allow this inquiry to proce proceed. >> it does sort of seems strange that the secretary brings in a special adviser to the center of, on a very difficult contract or situation, and actually doesn't know what he's doing. ghana ask the suggested a very simple question? why did the permanent secretary decide that the content -- [inaudible] >> adam smith was the power of the process authorized him but limited as. he wasn't the only point of contact or through a large number of points of contact, but he was one other point of contact. you need to do that. we set up a process and that was approved by the permanent secretary. and we also put in place a large number of safeguards to make sure that my decisions were taken objectively, and seem to be taken objectively. i have to say to the honorable gentleman that there is no evidence whatsoever, if you look at my actua

lord justice leveson has made that precise point this morning. let me read to the house what he has said. perhaps the house would like to listen. >> order. let us hear what the prime minister has to say, and then the questioning will continue. >> lord justice leveson said this morning that "it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions." he then said that, "although i have seen requests for other inquiries and investigations and, of course, i do not seek to constrain parliament, it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed." having set up this inquiry and agreed with the inquiry, the right honorable gentleman should listen to the inquiry. >> lord justice leveson is responsible for a lot of things, but he is not responsible for the integrity of the prime minister's government. in case he has forgotten, that is his responsibility as the prime minister. it beggars belief that the prime minister can defend the culture secretary, because he was not judging this bid -- he was helping the bi

help didn't come across as the dangerous war lord he is. >> describe his army, who are they and why do they follow him? >> his army is made up of abducted children and young adults. the army is less strong than ten years old. might be 500-300 troops. these are very vicious troops well armed with modern arms and famous for going into villages, burning down houses, abducting children and sending those same children back to kill their parents. the reason they do that, a child will never run away if they can't run home therefore once you have killed your parents, you are with kony for life. >> what can you tell us about his spiritual beliefs? >> he says he is led by spirits and loathe through him and give him a device. he genuinely believes he is led by spirits. i would say he is demon cli possessed. i wouldn't be surprised in the slightest. he is known for child sacrifices and pretty grim things. >> kony 2012 campaign has been huge here. what are your thoughts? >> i was encouraged by the campaign. >> i don't know of a more positive solution to a deadly problem. i was encouraged millions a

lord lamont is with us. what is your end view of what the fed does in an election year, growth ticking along over 2% but still very high unemployment? >> well, i think up until election, i thinks are not going to change. obviously that's a very short time horizon. i myself am skeptical about the fed's claim that they'll keep the interest rates on hold until 2014. i would not be surprised if rates didn't rise earlier in america but that shows i'm a bit of an optimist. i think the economy is actually quite strong. >> how much will that depend on whether job creation becoming more meaningful? >> i think it's going to pick up in america. i think there are signs that the housing market really has bottomed. it's not as sharp a recovery as we've seen in previous recessions for the united states, but it's still compared with everywhere else in the world it's quite a good recovery, and i expect it to gather momentum. >> there's a difference, i guess, between bottoming and actually making a recovery. >> yeah, but the

made a piece of the lord be with you. i am going to be back when it comes before you for a vote. -- may the peace of the lord be with you. i am leaving. i am trying to be disrespectful. thank you. president chiu: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, president chiu and supervisors. ♪ how deep is your ocean, how deep is your ocean ♪ ♪ really need to learn ♪ ♪ and has been 100 years since the titanic sank. ♪ ♪ i dug up this hubcap once. you can't see this in this light. i collect that car. ♪ won't you bring the budget back fast, we need more money, can we come and get it ♪ ♪ we need such help right now ♪ you give us much more and we need so much more. ♪ won't you bring it to us like a store, city, can we come and get it ♪ ♪ you better hurry, because we need it fast ♪ [bell] ♪ should have been gone, knowing how the city made me feel ♪ ♪ after all, you had good city meanings -- meetings ♪ ♪ oh, city, geary, geary, kaiser geary went down to jurgen jones ♪ ♪ singing at the city hall ♪ president chiu: thank you, next speak

♪ >> reporter: she's called the son of god, the lord of lords, the messiah and called himself the sonn, the prince of peace, the good shepard. from a humble beginning in a manger in bethlehem, to his crucifixion in the holy city of jerusalem, jesus changed the world. i'm jon scott. welcome to our special program. on this program, you will visit sites where jesus lived, preached, and died. you'll follow the paths of his apostles, to rome, you'll meet a former atheist who had a life changing experience and meet a priest and a rabbi, best friends, who call themselves the god squad. >> both paths invite us to forget about our differences and learn more about how we have similarities to each other. >> reporter: bethlehem where the gospels state jesus was born, more than three centuries later the roman emperor, constantine, converted to christianity. he built the original church on the site, above a cave, once a cattle stall where tradition held that mary placed her newborn baby in a manger. but, do we know this spot, now wrapped with marble and smelling over incense is the actual place of

the other war lords said gee, the meeting to decide about this, let's make him the temporary one. that's easier than making one of the more powerful war lords the temporary leader of the country. then they fashion a constitution, then they vote on the constitution. and then people who left afghanistan decade, two decades earlier start coming back, over a million refugees return to that country. the problem was you look around where there is a piece of construction going on what's happening is most of the people working there aren't afghans, because they are not literate. they don't have the people that are trained electricians and pipefitters and trained to do these things, so they have got a difficult situation, a whole generation of women who weren't allowed to go to school or to learn. so karzai's in there and here's a country that's not known for having a strong central government. it's tribal. with open borders, with tough neighbors. and what do we do. well, unfortunately in my opinion, our government, leaders in our government started trashing karzai publicly. now, is he per

the lord is able, we don't have to worry. god is in charge. >> reporter: tonight as fire investigators continue to look into the blaze. i'm gigi barnett, wjz news. >> the church has set up a donation fund to help rebuild. to find out how you can help donate go to wjz.com. >>> baltimore police officers turn in their guns for some lacrosse states. several officers and some recruits hosted a training clinic at the police academy today. 150 students from the baltimore middle school lacrosse team soaked up proper techniques and team building skills. the commissioner says it's a great way for the kids to interact with officers. and a great day to be outside as well. bernadette has more good news coming up right after this break. still to come an addition on wjz's eyewitness news tonight. >>> it's a high possibility that they're under water. >> a boater is rescued but now the search is on for four others. >> a new wave o protesters occupy wall street, they say they're taking a new direction. >> and years later, some touching tribute

s and a quarter of britain's house of lords have links with private health care provider . through investments patronage or board membership and the parties in power the conservatives and liberal democrats have received substantial funding from various private health care interests following the legislation those companies are circling already starting to see a number of private health interests starting to look very seriously cherry picking some of the best most profitable parts of the national health service they were just waiting for this legislation to go through parliament and of course now ready to pounce the changes have been highly controversial and these people think they'll damage the quality of care many feel that while m.p.'s did declare their interests they should have been banned from voting liberal government code of conduct as anybody with an interest must never take part in a position to fix her interest issues told were driven it's to do with private enterprise use. profit says not to do with. inside westminster m.p.'s reportedly bangs the table in jubilat

. >> lord of mercy. i am lavina -- the treasure island clubhouse. we are one of nine clubhouses. we are the only youth program from 6-18 year olds. thank you, mayor and everyone. i have a few members that would like to share a bit about them. >> she's been dying to do this. >> thank you. good evening, everybody. my name is vonya and i am a member of the boys and girls club on treasure island. i am 10 years old. my brother and i have been in the club for five years and this is my home away from home. i come from the club every day after school and every day when there is no school. boys and girls club is the only youth program on treasure island. my family and i love and need the club as it provides me with the skills needed to help me with my education, life skills, and to be a young lady. [laughter] [applause] >> the club keeps me safe and out of trouble and i am surrounded by people who love and care about me. in order to help me grow and be successful, we need your support to help programs like boys and girl's club, and san francisco a lot. thanks to everyone and our superviso

lord mendelson charged news international with having done a deal with camera.i think i pointed out that lord matos in said he did this under order from mr. brown knowing to be false. that is in his autobiography. >> did what he was told. i think that is respectful. >> in the garden on 012 -- the 12th of november on 2009, did the conversation between you and mr. brown, relating to the story about the mother of a soldier killed in afghanistan -- it is not a huge thing. i am sure that that conversation did not take place. >> i am not sure. i certainly did not attended. >> -- in 10 did. >> am i to apologize. i did not intended. i met my thoughts at the time. later, i spoke to mr. brown. >> yesterday, mr. murdoch, i spoke to you about various you pay this -- viewpoints. the charismatic society reported in the house of lords communication this is mr. david yelling. you remember him, he was editor of the sun in the 90's. he gave -- there is a very small paragraph. did murdoch -- all murdoch editors, they go on a journey where they end up agreeing with everything ruper

.'" ♪ i cry out praised be the lord ♪ >> reporter: the rigorous curriculum makes recruiting a challenged boys who can sing like this, robinson visits dozens of schools in the boston area, auditioning third and fourth graders. >> we'd sing a song, maybe "happy birthday" or the national anthem or something like that, and then test them each individually, just very briefly and very positively, to see whether they have that ability to match pitch. when we say "matching pitch" with a boy we mean that we play or sing a note to a boy and we see if he can sing that note back to us accurately. the one word that defines what we're looking for is "potential" that we don't expect to find boys who can already do all the things that we're going to teach. >> when i was in the fourth grade, i tried out for a play, and it had a singing part in it, and my music teacher said that i had an amazing voice, and she told my mom about this school, and she sent me here, and then when i came here i started to realize i had a good voice. >> reporter: the school's $5,000 annual tuition doesn't cover the cost of edu

lord justice leveson has made that point this morning. let me read what he has said. >> prime minister has to say and the questioning will continue. >> he said this this morning. "it is very important to hear every side of the story before drawing conclusions. although i have seen requests for other inquiries and investigations and of course i do not seek to constrain parliament, but it seems to me that the better course is to allow this inquiry to proceed." having agreed with this inquiry, let's listen to the inquiry it. >> mr. speaker, lord justice is a responsible for a lot of things, but he is not responsible for the integrity of the prime minister -- in case he forgot, that is the responsibility of the prime minister. mr. speaker, he was not judging this bid. he was helping the bid by news corp.. in january the culture secretary's office was not only colluding with news corp. to provide them information in advance, there were hatching a plan to ensure " it would be a game over for the opposition to the bid." does the prime minister b

but really it was the "lord of the ring" movies that was the watershed movement.he first language creator that we know of that was creating languages just for fun was with j.r.r. tolkien, who was creating an entire network of languages, an entire family of languages. and he was doing it purely for aesthetic purposes. and he actually decided that in order to make his languages real, they needed to be spoken somewhere. and so that's when he sat down and wrote "the hobbit." the languages came first. peter jackson was, of course, bringing the entire trilogy to the screen exactly as he imagined it. and as a true fan of tolkien, he knew that he absolutely could not film these movies unless he had tolkien's languages in them. and then james cameron's "avatar" came, that prominently featured the na'vi language, probably even more prominently than tolkien's languages were featured in the "lord of the ring" films, and it was wildly successful beyond anyone's wildest imaginations. >> it seems like there's more and more of a movement against of having people in foreign countr

we want to make sure that all we do glorifies the lord that we serve, and we want to make sure that in everything we do we do it not with mediocrity but we wanted to let the very best so it may surprise people but it's the number-one debate team in the country for over a decade. we are the only school ranked number three in all debates, ranking systems and we have achieved that multiple times. the last is a school that started in 2004 that obtained only 18 months faster than any other law school in history and fact you can't even beat that record. you can tie it and you can't have productivity quicker than that. so the achievements just since 2004 phenomena in terms of the competitions. we are very competitive. we just won the national court competition in the constitutional law and we've won the entertainment program two years in a row, and you can go on and on regarding the accomplishment. but with an expression of our face it also means of excellence. >> we invite you one book tv to talk about your book e turtle vigilance knowing and protecting your religious freedom to read our rel

blessed are the dead which die in the lord.and their works do follow them. let me conclude by just telling you that i was really impressed when i saw the funeral of leonard brezhnev, the former soviet leader. his widow, without the knowledge of the leaders of the party or the kgb stood by his casket after all were seated. and just before they pulled the lid down, she did the unthinkable. in the soviet union. she put her hand over in the casket on her husband's chest. she made the sign of the cross. in the citadel of the war on religion, she made the sign of the cross on her husband's chest. and so i know that we're not supposed to do religious stuff in congress. but taking a cue from mrs. brezhnev, donald, there is no need to newark anymore. you're in the right place now. [ applause ] >> i am truly honored to be here today to pay tribute to a man i loved and respected, a friend for life and a mentor. to his family, i say, we say thank you for sharing your father, your father-in-law, your dad, your brother, your grandpa,

>> reporter: across the street, paul lord is recovering, wounded and seeing his home for the first time since the tornado erased it, with his whole family inside. >> my son come out and looked. the tornado was right there. he said, you can't make it. let's get inside. it sucked him -- or it threw him through the door and down the hall way. it threw me out in the street. all six of his family members survived. >> this is just nuts and bolts, bricks and sticks. we got all the family safe, and that's -- we're truly blessed. >> reporter: still, six people did die over the weekend. just a few miles northeast in a different part of oklahoma. >> the sirens messed up, i guess. a lot of people didn't get enough warning. >> the warning was out, but sirens didn't go off early sunday morning. lightning shorted them out in an earlier storm. then the ef-3 tornado with max

that is what we want people to take away, the living lord jesus. the easter weekend changed the world and the weekend when jesus died and buried and rose again for me and for you. >> chris mitchell, cbn news. jerusalem. >>> up next, an unprecedented event in vatican city. find out what this is and see how it is united jews, roman catholics and orthodox christians, this easter. >> as christians celebrate the death and resurrection of jesus christ, a one of a kind event is bringing jews, krat licks, protestants and orthodox christians together. as george thomas tells us, it is all happening in the shadow of the vatican. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in the heart of the smallest country on earth -->> to have this selection of rare documents altogether in one police is extraordinary. >> this easter, as millions descend on one of the world's most holy places. >> we want to say here is a book we all love and cherish, let's celebrate that. >> in latin the word of the lord brings together more than 150 rare jewish, roman catholic, protestant, and orthodox christians ar

>> guest: we believe in jesus christ as our lord and savior, and that permeates everything we do. we want to make sure all we do glorifies the lord and we want to do it the very best so liberty has been the number one debate anymore the country for over a decade. we're the only school that has been ranked number one in all three debate ranking systems. the law school started in 2004, and received accreditation in 18 months which was faster than any other law school in history. you can't have accreditation any quicker than that. some some of the achievements at the law school are phenomenal in terms of the competitions. we're very competitive. we just won the national moot court competition and constitutional law. we won the entertainment law competition negotiation program two years in a row, and this is on and on regarding accomplishments. for us is means an expression of our faith and also means excellence. >> host: we invited you on "book tv" to talk about your book, eternal vigilance: a complete hand become for defending your religious rights." are religious freedoms under att

very similar to the language of moses, who said who is on the lord's side? you will remember the story an exodus chapter 32. but they throw him down, and they trample him, and the blood sprinkles on the horse, and he takes vengeance on jezebel. the dogs eat her and leave the palms of her hands and feet. it is a brutal story, but got actually rewarded him, and he said he would let his son sit on the throne for four generations. president chiu: thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who wish to speak in the general public comment? madam clerk, can we go to the calendar? >> these are without reference, and some will be called separately -- separately and considered. president chiu: colleagues, are there any items that you'd like to sever? i would like to sever item 43. supervisor elsbernd? 42. 41 and 44. madam clerk. clerk calvillo: [reading roll] there are 10 ayes. president chiu: those items are adopted. item 42. clerk calvillo: item number 42, to ensure that individual will only be detained pursuant to an immigration and customs enfor

the others are vice lords.the gangster disciples. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> that opens up a whole new can of worms for investigators. >> this aspect is what i'm worried about more than the atg. they take in some of you guys.sz >> now, they have to finds out if it was an isolated incident or the start of an even larger war throughout the jail. >> it's a chess game. the only differenceç is people here are gonna lose their lives. 6147, possible abduction. is $1. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> now that a guy like this gets hit, retaliation is going to have to happen. >> a perfect storm appears to be gathering inside chicago's cook county jail. at the center, the gangster disciples, the biggest gang on the compound. their chief of security has been beaten

opinion and long before his trial kicked off raising concerns of the fairness of his trial this is the lord of war. the merchant of death right and you've got him in your hands spread he's in custody it's a great feeling u.s. officials were relentless in their efforts to get behind bars so-called merchant of death is now a federal inmates american agents posing as far members of colombian group to terrorist in the u.s. but not by many other countries and the u. when met with and then arrested in thailand in two thousand and eight after twice being found not guilty by thai courts the u.s. reportedly play dirty arm twisting thailand into extraditing him to america they're willing to flaunt every international law to get what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of the trouble to extradite him or should say kidnap and boot family also called us actions entrapment and kidnapping the police clive's i can accept the possibility that they did who might have some information that might be of interest to someone why is it bad other countries don't just think for themse