rebecca: ♪ that would be enough, enough for me ♪ ♪ everybody needs a dream catcher ♪ ♪ catch me! your mother last night. am i going to see her this weekend? yup. she and norman want to talk to you about something important. what is it? norman got a new job... in los angeles. they're moving to l.a. mommy's moving? when? the end of the month. when am i going to see mommy? well... she and norman want you to move to l.a. with them. you're kidding, right? no, i'm not. it's not fair. it's just not fair. ramón: alex, come back here! i think we should talk about this. i hate you. i really, really hate all of you! alex... alex, i didn't want to upset you. i'm sorry. ( sighs ) i just want you to know how much i love you, and... this is ridiculous! how about if i sit down? remember how we used to sit and talk about important things... like, uh, when your bike was stolen... or when you broke the kitchen window? ( sighs ) so... your mom wants you to move, and i want you to stay. somehow, we're going to have to work this out. you understand? i want it the way it was-- with you and mommy and me

me. you panicked. you want to go. you're in too much of a rush. maybe meredith is here, maybe she's not, but i don't want to deem with that right now. so you're going to get out. you're worried. you grab a mop. what's up with the mop? why would you grab a mop if you're in a panic to get out of the house? who does that? >> i mean, i grabbed it very quickly. >> why? you're in a panic? who thinks? >> i promised raphael that i would bring it. >> now, the things that smark out. you call your mom, i don't know, it's the middle of the night. what do you think of this? she's worried. oh, you better call the authorities. >> she said to talk to raphael and my roommates. >> so you get there, but you don't talk to him right away. >> he was in the bathroom. >> i told her. >> she's much more panicy than you were. >> she is. so i called filamena and i told her what i saw. >> so filamena says get back to the house, we want to figure out what's going on. what do you bring with you? >> bring raphael and th

>> let me see. let me see. let me see. >> hold on.ing -- derek, you're about to choke -- you're hurting my neck. you're hurting my neck. >> what neck? >> ohh. >> ooh, that was good. boy, you are rolling. dang! >> that's a clothes steamer. >> never heard of it. >> of course you haven't. polyester doesn't wrinkle. >> [ laughs ] that's a good one, boy! you are good! >> you don't need no suit made out of her! let that girl go! [ doorbell rings ] i hope that ain't -- hope that ain't derek. you want some food? here. >> i prefer wheat. >> oh, excuse me. i'm so sorry. >> i'm officer roberts, and this is officer whitney. >> oh, y'all are po-po? >> i prefer "undercover." >> ugh. whatever you do on your time off is your business. >> can we come inside? >> uh, you sure you don't need a research warranty? >> we would only need a search warrant if we wanted to search your house. >> look -- christie love got a nasty attitude. come on in. you just -- ohh, you ain't got to shake your neck and do all that. >> sir, have you noticed anything strange abou

when you press against me or put yourself inside me. when you hold me, or lie on top of me. i can feel your weight. i exist. i am here. for years i have been trying to find my way back to my body and to the earth. i guess you say it was a preoccupation. although i have felt pleasure in most of the earth and my body it's more as a visitor than inhabit assistant. i tried various routes to get back. i have been timed by in the green vermont mountains. alwaysivity estranged. just as estranged from my own mother. i was in awe of her body but couldn't find my way in. her breasts were not the breasts that fed me. everyone admired my mother in the tight tops and leggings with her hair in a blond french twist as she drove through the rich town. i gawked and desired the earth and my mother. i despise my own body which was not her body. my body i had been forced to evacuate when my father invaded and violated me. i lived as a breastless patient machine programmed for striving accomplishment. i did not, inhabit my body or the earth. i couldn't feel or know their pain. i could not intoo

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♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me rock me mama like ♪ ♪ the windhe cold up in new england i was born to be a fiddler in an ♪ ♪ old-time string band my baby plays the guitar i pick a banjo now oh the north country ♪ ♪ winters keep a gettin' me down lost my money playin' poker so i had ♪ ♪ to leave town but i ain't a turnin' back to livin' that old life no more ♪ ♪ so rock me mama like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel ♪ ♪ hey mama rock me yeah rock me mama like the wind and the rain ♪ ♪ rock me mama like a southbound train hey mama rock me walkin' to the south ♪ ♪ out of roanoke i caught a trucker out of philly had a nice long toke ♪ ♪ but he's a headed west from the cumberland gap to johnson city, tennessee i gotta get a move on ♪ ♪ before the sun i hear my baby callin' my name and i know that she's the only one ♪ ♪ and if i die in raleigh at least i will die free so rock me mama ♪ ♪ like a wagon wheel rock me mama anyway you feel hey mama rock me ♪ ♪ oh rock me mama like the wind and the rain rock me mama like a southbound train ♪ ♪ hey m

stand by me. stand by me. darling, darling stand by me. woe stand by me oh, stand. stand by me.ever you're in trouble won't you stand by me. stand now stand by me. darling, darling stand by me. oh, stand by me. please, please. stand by me. stand by me. darling, darling, stand by me. oh. stand by me stand by me. (clapping) >> now what a great finale. thank you rose for putting together the entertainment and he tell everyone they can view this on channel 36. and this is the www dot sf and we'd like you to check out our fair. there will be wine and lots of music and crafts someone for everyone. on behalf of the committee congratulations to all our final lift. thanks again to all the sponsors who made tonight possible. and make sure to get our tickets before you leave, traffic save and i'll see you next year. ♪ of life. in the name of god the father, amen. >> thank you. now i would like you to welcome the mayor of san francisco, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you, good afternoon, everybody. it's my pleasure to be here to join former mayor willie brown, and supervisor scott wiener

, remember me?>> when mommy gets home are you going to live with mommy or live with grammy? >> a former stripper fears losing her daughter. >> i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something.

me gustaría más como cambiar cosas como mi paciencia soy poco paciente, me gustaría cambiar eso >> me> ahí aparece >> pero ahí tienes pompas como de bebé >> se comentó que hubo un para de amor >> son las luces, todo ♪ >> hola buenos días, quiero mandar un saludo a la familia en florida, y felicita @ ¿les >> ahí vemos a arien castro en su primera aparicion publica después que fue arrestado, tras ser arrestado en ohio, esta con nosotros la jueza cristina pereira que nos dirá que pasa en este tipo de audiencisa ¿qué se espera cuando una persona acusada de violacion y secuestro comparece frente al juez? >> hoy comparece para ala lectura de cargos, los fiscales tienen la información, si hoy no tiene abogado, el juez le designa abogado de juicio, lo declaran no culpable, y eso da comienzo al proceso criminal >> ¿es normal que esta audiencia ocurra 4 días después del arresto? >> siempre hay un tiempo, pero si los fiscales piensan que tiene la suficiente información, no existe un impedimento para que hagan los cargos hoy >> se trató de una ausencia breve, ¿se esperaba algo más largo? >> no, p

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there was a cloud hanging over me, and that hurt me pup know what hurt me the most? i was at the time the chairman of the board of howard university which is the number one african american university. i'm a graduate of howard. my sister is a graduate. my cousin is a graduate. my mother's shop was down the street from howard. i was the single largest contributor to howard university. what bothered me is i said to myself what, do these students feel at howard? it really gave me a lot of pain. recently, i went back to howard two weeks ago, and i talked to the entire business school. >> rose: two weeks ago? >> two weeks ago i went to howard university and met with all of the student in the business school. it was such a cathartic experience for me. they think they got a lot out of that speech but i actually got more than they did. >> rose: what did you get out of it? >> i felt it was something i wanted to share with those young students. they need ton what's out there in the world. i'm not trying to discourage people from joining board and taking risk but i want them to

. >> told me he was going to stab me. i told him to get his knife, i went and got my knife. >> fields, you are the captain. something has happened. >> disputes with other races or gangs. >> i got in a fight in the home yard, lied to some homeboys. i guess i had it coming. >> even a prison romance. >> i had sex. >> in core car and, it is not a question of if there will be violence but when. violence flares in a yard. officers move quickly to reclaim control. the victim of the battery refuses to identify his attacker. and the officers launch a massive investigation. >> let me see your knuckles. >> flip them. pick up your shirt. >> take your whole shirt off. >> hey, you vice? >> inmate was assaulted bad in the jim. he was severely beaten from what we can tell. we don't know if there are weapons involved. we have the staff searching now, making sure there is no weapons. trying to find the assailant. >> we responded to alarm on 3 a in the gym, and inmate has injuries consistent with a battery. we are checking the area, going t

and then he spun me around and he bent me over the bed and he was just on top of me.anything was -- that he was just going to keep kissing me. he began to have anal sex with me. >> after this encounter on this spiritual day how did you feel about yourself? >> after he left, shortly after he left, i felt -- i didn't feel very good. i kind of felt like a used piece of toilet paper. >> for the victim's family sitting in the courtroom the portrayal of an allegedly domineering and sexual travis was difficult to hear. >> do me a favor and take a look at this exhibit, see if you recognize it. >> text messages from travis appearing to treat jodi as his sex slave. >> he says that this photo shoot is going to be one of the best experiences of your life and his. he also says you'll rejoice in "being a whore that's sole purpose in life is to be mine to have animal sex with and to please me in any way i desire." >> jodi even accused travis of being a pedophile. >> i walked in, and travis was on the bed masturbating. he started grabbing at something on the bed, and i realized they

do you have anything in your pocket to bump me or stick me or cut me? >> no, sir. >> nothing?no, nothing. want me to take them off? >> mr. moffitt, please step out. >>> are you going to tell you folks about this? >> my mom is going to take my computer and completely throw it away. >> you're 48 years old. why should you rely on your mommy to do discipline? sorry, i have gas. but you relieve gas, no? not me... that's his job. true. i relieve gas fast. [ male announcer ] gas-x is designed to relieve gas. gas-x, the gas xpert. ... you thought wrong. get up to 50% off hotels this memorial day with travelocity. how much is too much water? too little? until we got miracle-gro moisture control. it does what basic soils don't by absorbing more water, so it's there when plants need it. with the right soil, >> hello. >> hey, take a seat. i'll be right there. >> i couldn't find the place. >> i know. so hard to find. >> donald morrison was one of those characters had it not been for the graphic nature of his online conversation with someone he thought was an young girl would be comical. >>

people took more of a liking to me, a trust to me. i wasn't considered a liar like somebody who is hiding it. it's all about trust being in prison. it's an open house. thank you. >> but honestly alone wasn't always enough. >> i've had to fight quite a few times. i'm not going to have anything taken from me. not material things, i mean sexual bodily function things, too. i'm not having anything taken from me. i'll put the purse down and i'll have to fight. you have to. and once you fight, they respect you. what are you going to do with the pickles, may i ask? too hot for me. caliente. >> morgan also earned the respect of other inmates as well as compensation in the form of commissary goods by providing skilled services not often found in prison. among other things, he's a tailor. >> now stand up here on the chair. i ain't getting on my knees, honey. you got me twisted. i'm not getting on my knees. >> you do it any other time. >> [ bleep ] >> none of the straight inmates were embarrassed to be seen with peaches. and that was also unusua

she come up there and talking to me, well you called me a [ muted ]. i said what? i said, wait a minute, [ muted ] win just asked you for some [ muted ] and i snapped on her. >> when we tried to get him to come out of the shower, he was refusing. then he started throwing toilet water on myself and several other staff members. >> i got it all through my face, all down my back. >> he threatened to kill everybody out there, staff and all. we put him on the wall first. what we say, put them on the wall. have him face the wall. we want him facing the wall. we don't want him turning his head and getting mouthy and this and that. this way you're going to get spit on. you want his nose to the wall. when you want to talk to him, he can talk to the wall. >> face the wall. turn around. face the wall. >> you've got to fix your [ muted ] and set up and talk to a [ muted ]. >> face the wall. face the wall. face the wall. >> you just busted [ muted ]. i'm tired of your [ muted ]. >> stand still. >> your constantly dealing with an evil force that's trying to destroy you, what do y

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she taught me to love unconditional. my son anticipate and my beautiful daughter there's the reasons for my living my friends who keep me well-balanced with the happy hours and thousands of students who have inspired me to be a better person and lately my god and safer who guided me everyday. i'm very grateful for this recognition >> (clapping) and congratulations and thank you to all say judges and congratulations for the recipient for their important work and contribution on behalf of our community. (clapping). now because of the special theme of honoring choechlts the committee has decided to present a special recognition award. let's role the video. all right. let me just act to out. help, help, help. ♪ ♪ redefining ailing entertainment. live concerts and events the hottest music videos original shows. and - tv. and comedy mixed tv redefining asian americans entertainment. >> okay. (clapping) >> for the longtime time peep kept getting me confused with a guy on lost. i actually saw whatever reason people cuff with me

let me find low's comment. was loath said it is dictators, the reason hitler got so upset by these drawings was dictators don't mind being portrayed as bloody monsters who are putting down everybody and enjoying how powerful they are. what they object to is being portrayed as the asses that they are and here is one example. the famous cartoon, up rendezvous and you can see it. the third perspective on this thing is what i think of as a neuroscience theory. this one looks at the cartoon as the stimulus and the brain as the response and this one, let me read you, there is not only all whole new field of neuroscience that purports to explain the way art affects the brain, there's an article on sunday in the review section by at neurosciences from columbia, there's a whole new field called narrow esthetics. i am suspicion of it but they conduct experiments, let me read you about one of them and this experiment led to something they call the peak shift effect. and it is a concept that involve from experiments with o

for me, a difference was beautiful. they looked to me, and i wanted to show it. another kind of different was the fact that when i saw farida, i said, my god, she is incredible. i was very impressed by her beauty. very frightened even by her beauty. she was kind of a very arrogant imperial. and african and beauty with a special expression. not arrogant. but beautiful. i said, i want to show this girl which is different. does not know how to walk as a model. they have their own personality. i remember this year i was asking a professional model to walk to see if there were walking too much as a professional model because i did not want that. i wanted to tell them, please what differently. not like a robot doing their profession. they have no control about the way they were walking. they learned to do that. so that is that the condition that they did not like. i wanted to show people that it is by the attitude. they were arriving. >>in some ways, a was a very shy person. you can make the casting for me something. to be honest, it is a reason because i am very speci

and then he spun me around and he bent me over the bed and he was just on top of me.idn't think that -- that he was just going to keep kissing me. he began to have anal sex with me and -- >> after this encounter on this spiritual day, how did you feel about yourself. >> after he left, shortly after he left, i felt -- i didn't feel very good. i kind of felt like a used piece of toilet paper. >> the portrayal of a domineering and sexual travis was difficult to hear. >> do me a favor and take a look at this exhibit and see if you recognize it. >> text messages from travis appearing to treat jodi as his sex slave. >> he says that this photo shoot is going to be one of the best experiences of your life and his. he also says you'll rejoice in being a whore. that sole purpose in life is to be mine, to have animal sex with and to please me in any way i desire. >> jodi even accused travis of being a pedophile. >> i walked in and travis was on the bed masturbating. he started grabbing something on the bed and i realized they were papers. and as he was grabbing the papers, one c

. >> they gave me a purple heart. it can wrinkle a bunny. >> i got golden teeth and that's because i own fifi the banana rat. all right. >> potatos. i pee pee when i take a bath. that's a black girl's name. a cheating black girl. >>i can't be a bunny with a fast-walking tuna pusher. >> i hope you knock those shoes off and admit the problem, player. >> i can only feed joey the fat cornerish student with acid. can't waste time to fix a big old mexican burger. let's get a good happy soda and scream, lord. that's a karate blade. stiffer than stiff candy. crazy. [cheers a. >> stephen: tonight, scandal at pbs. did someone atdown ton get grabby in the abey. my guests are known for their dark gloomy music. i'll turn them on to this crazy underground drug called prozac. a minnesota man found a comic book inside the walls of his house that's worth over $100,000. it's only valuable if you keep it in its original wall. this is the colbert report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause

can you hear me? tell me, are you inside the airport at the moment? tell me what you've seen. >> i'm actually inside terminal b right now, like, literally out in front of that screening area, and basically just everyone's kind of, like, locked down in this area, not allowed to move. i guess until they give us the word it's okay. >> so, you and other passengers are locked down in this area, this area terminal b. this is after you have gone through and been screened. did you hear, fontella, the gunfire? >> yeah, actually, when i was boarding my plane and coming right around the corner from, i believe, probably where the incident happened, i heard, like, two pops. i thought to myself, are those gunshots? then i kind of stopped. then another guy was coming towards me, some guy's shooting out here. so i just kind of went back. okay, so i kind of ran back with him. then after awhile, we all came out and it's happening outside of the security, like we're already threw. but the guy, whoever is out there, whic

me up. i remember when they let me out and they gave me a court date to go back. i had never been in trouble with the law. i told my mother, i'm going to court and my mother was so embarrassed. my mother was a very proud woman and she was embarrassed. boy i don't know why you did that, and not going to down there and i'm not going to let them send my baby to jail. i'm not going. she said earl you take that boy to court. we get down we go to to the courthouse and i remember my dad saying son, you have crossed the line this time and i don't think you are coming home with me. i am looking at him like, you don't think i'm coming home? no sun i think the judge is going to send you away. i got a little quiet and we get to court and the judge looks at me and he says to my father, mr. mr. carlos does your son have any mental deficiencies? my father said none that i know of. he said why would he do what he did? my father said that's a very good question. why don't you ask him? the judge asked me why

next to me oo oo next to me oo oo next to me oo oo i will find them, i will find them next to me ♪ tavisam curious about your last name. >> sande. it is my father's name. he is from zambia. it is his. tavis: you grew up in scotland, and that was like what? >> i felt like an outsider. we were the only mixed-race family in the village. when my dad moved into the town, it was actually in the local paper. ."frican teacher tavis: are you serious? "black man come to town, be where." -- beware." >> i felt different from everybody, and i think that is what i found such a big world in music, as a kid, but i love to the piano, and that is where i felt at home. tavis: that is where you went to forceless and to get away. >> yes, it was very quiet until i got the piano. weekends, lunch breaks, before school, after school, i was just making music. tavis: i heard your voice first, and then i read like one of your major influences, and i said, ok, now i see why i like her so much. does not get the love or respects she deserves. >> she gets the love and respect from me. my dad introduced me to her when i

that's me when i came home.rrying me up our stairs, our front door. that makes me emotional. >> reporter: but with time and support, both women did find a way to feel normal again. as did jaycee dugard who tonight was honored at the national center for missing and exploited children hope awards. >> i feel like i have come full circle. and we are all finally together celebrating the wonderful hope that you keep alive every day. >> reporter: jaycee dugard showing there is a way to make a comeback to life. >> the future is what you make of it. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm john donvan in washington. >> and that future now begins for the three young women of cleveland. thanks to john for that. >>> next, good triumphs over evil. the heroes who fought to give these tragic tales of kidnapping a hopeful end. more... step! [ mom ] my little girl...she loves to help out on big jobs. good thing there's bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bou

me questions and showing me pictures of the girl.d me pictures of the girls, he asked me, do you know these girls? he showed me first, i can't tell you even which one he showed me first. he said have you ever seen this girl? and i said no, i've never seen that girl. and then he showed me the other one, have you ever seen this girl? i said no, i've never seen that girl. and he said that's gina dejesus and amanda berry. and my heart fell. i just dropped, not physically, but it just hit the ground. after he said that's amanda berry and they were in your brother's house. >> you knew who these girls were? >> from the picture, i couldn't recognize. oh, i told him, they don't look like the girls that have been pinned up and posted up. he said yes, that's how ma malnourished they are. >> so you're in this interrogation room and suddenly, the police officer has shown you these photos and said they were in your brother's home and you were expressing how you felt. it's just a physical feeling? >> it was just heart dropping. >> you would go to t

me about. it. >> okay. >>> now a remarkable update to a story we brought last night, the hero teacher also from the elementary while she was impaled while protecting students from the twister and found out insurance may not cover the hospital bill. i was shocked when she told me that. but i'm happy to see after seeing her on this show, her insurance company contacted her to say they will be covering all her hotel -- hotel? hospital expenses. maybe it was a hotel. great news and suzanne haley is back with me now. suzanne, what a great ending to a miserable couple of days for you. >> it is a good feeling to know that things are going to be taken care of the way they should. >> and this came as a result of the show last night, and us covering your story and me talking to you. a very emotional interview, and you revealed this pretty shocking piece of information that you weren't going to be covered. and i know from my own twitter feed blowing up with fury from people, they were very upset on your b

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okay in let me know. do i have to pay the fine. >> as i said before, for anyone who has come in today please sit tight at the end of the hearing well ask you to speak to the staff. next speaker? >> good afternoon supervisors. i have lived in san francisco for 61 years. while living here i have noticed that blighted properties have become so obvious especially lately in districts 4 and 7. i would like to thank the board for holding this item because even district 4 and 7 have deteriorated to the extent that blighted properties are obviously there. i would like to recommend two suggestions. no. 1 authorize publically citizens arrest for catching these people and there will be plenty of people watching to make the bounty money. it's like having pal dean in san francisco and making money on the graffiti guys and secondly have it mandatory jail time for convicted graffiti and being in a same cell with a killer and that would discourage a lot of graffiti people and will also encourage people not to do it repeat

he asked me, like, do you want me to stay with you?s a familiar face from the moment it happened. so i said yes. like yes, i want you to stay with me. and i remember him, like, telling me, like to grab his hand and, like, he kept saying, come on, buddy. stay with me. like, keep your eyes open. i remember asking, like, like, what's going on? asking where my parents were. and if they were okay. and i think i was trying to ask, like, what happened to my leg? do i have my leg? >> do you remember how he responded to that? >> he -- he was saying, like, you're okay. you're going to be okay. >> her face was white. her eyes were white. you know? you look at her and you don't know. you honestly don't know. >> my entire body from head to toe was like going to sleep. and it just felt tingly. probably from -- like, as soon as i was on the ground, it started to feel tingly because the blood was leaving me so quick. and i started feeling really, really, really, really cold. >> and sydney's just, you know, turning pale. i just remember people saying,

i asked him not to take me this way. and apparently he listened, he answered my prayer, and i'm very, very grateful for that. i hope nobody ever have to go through this again. just seeing the video, i'd just like to thank him for keeping me alive. >> did you think, alex, that you were going to die? did you feel that there was no chance you would be saved? >> yes, i did. as i was hearing the noise, the rumbling getting closer, lot of fear was in me but yet, like i said, i asked the man above to spare my life and the closer it got, i had no idea that he had listened or not, but apparently he did. i'm thankful. just watching this little video here, i just -- this morning when it rained i was up and out of bed quick because flashback of what was going on. >> alex, tell me about the moment that the tornado struck and how you survived. >> all i seen was the big cloud coming my way and i just went and grabbed my pillow and blanket and went straight to the bathroom. i no more got in there than just for a second or two, what litt

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he told me just send me to the hole, send me to lockdown.der and he kind of abruptly stood up in my face and told me get the f out of my way. >> he gave me an order to go into the holding zone. i told him, no. i told him pull the pin, you're going to need backup. >> that's hostile. >> that's not hostile. i told him what his job was. >> confinement means his chances of hustling his bond money are over. >> derailed. i've been derailed. just like that fast train they were trying to put up here in tampa, derailed. so no, there's no hustle. it's just doing time right now. >> without bond, caponi will stay in the hillsboro county jail while he awaits trial for two robberies. if convicted, he could get up to 20 years in prison and caponi says that kind of time will guarantee he'll never change. >> if i stay in jail till my 60s and 70s and get out, you're not going to see me tell you, paper or plastic, ma'am, at publix. i'm not going to be bagging your groceries. i'm going to go right back to what i do best, the stickup kid. >>> you're a man. you're

people took more of a liking to me, a trust to me. i wasn't considered a liar like somebody that's hiding it. you know, it's the distrust there. it's all about trusting in prison. oh, i've had some problems, yeah. i've had confrontations. i mean, don't get me wrong. i've had to fight. i've had to fight quite a few times. they respect you a lot more. stand up here on the chair. >> oh, i am not getting on my knees, honey. you've got me twisted. i'm not getting on my knees. i'm pretty much trying to keep my head, you know, you know above the water a little bit. that way i stay out of trouble. i stay out of the limelight. i always have to remember this isn't my life and it's going to be my life, and i want to leave. >> like peaches, every inmate hopes to reduce his security level status and enjoy more freedoms and privileges. these hopes can only become realities in committee. >> i'm going to the conference room with the warden for the committee to make sure that i'm able and capable and lower points and eligible for level one. hey! for l

of her, she's giving me a look. she's not graduated from the garden and working with the tree service, planting trees in the community. more than just district 10. we are moving them up and out and creating real sustainability within our community. >> i am karylna, i have gone to girl's 2000 and i learned they are there when you need them. say your parents are not here, and you can call them and they are there for you any time. they don't leave you out and like i was working at the garden. i don't work there no more, but they are still there for you even though you are not a part of the area. they are a lot of help. they give you great advice. i can go to them when i need them. i really love it there. and we really like it because we need more money to help us go to trips. like to go to nevada and travel and see the world. you know, that's about it. [applause] >> hello. my name is candace peerson, i started off in girls 2000 a few years ago, i am not going to tell you how many, because then you know my age. i am her

i've had worst. >> why you push me like that for? >> why you push me that for?ep ] baung. >> -- walk. >> why you push me? >> what happens to officers. >> there is a complaint process and civilian complaint board. >> ray kelly is the man in charge of the nypd. >> we have a system to address that. i'm not talking specific about this case because i don't know about it, but we're human beings, we make mistakes. and we may have people who inappropriately stop individuals. but by and large, i don't believe that's the case. it is event specific. >> reporter: since taking over in 2002, kelly has resided over the most dramatic decrease in crime in modern history. kelly believes in proactive policing. and done properly, the 250 is a supreme court-approved method of stopping crime before it happens. but here is the controversial part of the thousands of daily stop and frisks, only 6% lead to an arrest. and little over 100 a% turn up weapon. critics say this is proof it doesn't work. mayor michael bloomberg disagrees. >> that's the reason we need it, to deter people from ca

. >> the "me, me, me generation."laughter) really, so people who are born into different generations are different from each other? that reminds me of the cover you had in 1990 and that said gen-x was selfish and i'm guessing you took that back because those people ended up running "time" magazine. we'll be rig rig (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight, his new film is 'star trek into darkness". >> let me explain what's happening here. you are a criminal. i watched you murder innocent men and women. i was authorized to end you and the only reason why you are still alive is because i am allowing it. so shut your mouth! >> captain, are you going to punch me again over and over until your arm weakens? clearly you want to so, tell me, why did you and i meet alone? >> jon: i think that's the bad guy. (laughter) please welcome back to the show j.j. abrams! (cheers and applause) thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me back. >> jon: i know you're a busy man. i'm assuming during the time of

everybody comes to me and says, teach me. teach me. i want to dance.esides that i'm a lot of fun. i'm funny. my prison time goes by like that. so i make it smooth for other people, too. >> neve tirza not only has a rec room for dancing, it has one other unusual facility. one we have never seen in any other prison. a petting zoo. >> what we found is that -- treating of animals is something very therapeutic for them. some of them were victims, their parents' victims. so that helps them deal with those issues. people who have violent offenses, learn how to be gentle and they learn how to respect a living creature. and there is a darkroom in there, there is comfortable chair and an aquarium with fish that glow in the dark. and supposed to be a place for relaxation. >> translator: something inside of me really enjoys the silence. because for many, many years i lived in a very difficult and emotional storm. >> this prisoner is serving 25 years for aiding and abetting murder. she and her boyfriend killed an elderly woman during a robbery. they were drug addic

it never bothered me before. trust me. i know this will help. here. this is a better spot.ow. - how's that ? - it doesn't feel any better. of course not. it takes time. sit ! - but i can-- - no "buts." this is your place. - sorry i'm late. - rosa, where have you been ? i didn't have any water in my apartment. this is the third time this month i have a water problem. you should have come here. i had plenty of water. i just did not have a chef. well, you almost had a chef with a green face. i would have given a lot to see that. i know. that's why i found another solution. hi, jess. why are you sitting there ? that's what i want to know. rosa, if you have a plumbing problem i'm sure i can help. - i wouldn't want to be any trouble. - oh, no trouble at all. let me give the building manager one more call. you have memorized the phone number ? after all the times i've called, i'll remember this number forever. it's the answering machine again. hello. this is rosa rivera from apartment 312. i've called before about a water problem in my apartment. could you please call me back ? my

on me, i don't know. you may take you there being a fascist but i just about, if you're using government money and your kids are not contributing, we are not going to give any more money. .. >> this is mostly a question towards dr. marlantes, dr. mcintyre and dr. coffin. you talk about psychospeechuation or the turning of soldiers into animals. i know you said the social acceptance of killing in society will generally accept it and despite -- [inaudible] taught at a young age and be also about having spiritual strength in pride of battle. since i'm also seeking to be a chaplain as a career, and i'm not going to be one under killing, but since i'm going to be around those who are, how am i going to deal with that? dr. mcintyre, you mentioned the strategic possibility of social security. of future leaders -- not me personally since i still have a lot of time to go, but people who are going to be going into officer in less than a month, how are they going to handle not being able to at least project this glo

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