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my dad woke me up by yanking me out of bed by my feet.lled me out of my bed by my feet and drug me in the living room and -- time-out. >> all right. >> moments later, he composed himself and continued his story. >> there was no questions, just he started screaming at me and said he was sick and [ bleep ] tired of me and tired of the [ bleep ] i was doing and the fists started coming and the boots, and grabbed me off the door by my hair, yanked me by my hair and flung me into the dining hall and started to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> lashbrook's troubled childhood has followed him to prison. he's had dozens of disciplinary write-ups from everything to destroying property and making threats and tattooing. >> assault to avoid a issue or me getting cuffed up and taken to segregation or causing a security issue and everybody getting caught down and catching a write-up over it, i choose to stay in my cell. take one whole sausage, slice it up like he has, long ways and you make quarters out of them and you cut that completely in half. somet

get that for me.de that on there. >> politti has been charged and pled not guilty to murder, rape, sodomy, and tampering with physical evidence. >> how you doing? >> just want it all off. >> what else you want? >> as clean as you can get me. >> what do you want done to your hair? >> whatever you recommend. >> raise your head up for me. all the way back. >> according to police reports and the prosecution, politti committed an especially vicious crime. at the time, he was living at a rooming house in louisville after having recently completed a prison sentence. the police report says he and a 45-year-old woman were engaging in sexual activity. the sounds of a struggle prompted another rooming house resident to call 911. >> i just had a manicure done, too, two days before i come in. had may eyebrows arched. now they're back, klin good on, you know, i -- -- klingon, you know. >> he confessed to strangling the victim to stop her screams. he now says he confessed under duress during his long interrogation a

ella nunca la engañes y yo sabía que si la regaba yo me tenía que ir me he aguantado muchas cosas porno tomo, no fumo y cada momento de los que están viviendo el chiquito cada vez que aprendí a una palabra yo quería disfrutarlo y estar con él pues todo eso tú lo tendrás que declarar ante el juez para que hagan su valoración además de la valoración psicológica pues cuentan con nosotros y que sea lo mejor para los niños que estén bien cuidados, protegidos pues por ejemplo ahorita no va a la escuela el niño pequeño tiene que ir al kinder pero el abogado dice que no vaya eso es algo que no entiendo alejandra gutiérrez aquí el foro y te seguimos invitando para tu derecho de réplica y lo que tengas que decir aquí el punto es que ustedes estuvieron juntos durante mucho tiempo procrearon dos hijos y no es que te tengas que ir de la casa ni huir de nada sino que hay formas de hacer las cosas y más cuando existen dos menores de edad de por medio cuenten con nosotros y yo voy a continuar con el programa porque precisamente tenemos que recibir a araceli ella es una mujer que dice que le duele que

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dijo y me reclamó que porque había yo bajado de un taxi a mi me dijo nadie me dijo de alan tu vas ys broncas bajas o navajas te don carro particular de un taxila verdad yo trabajaba nada más los miércoles y yo llegaba la casa yo entraba las seis de la mañana con la señora trabajar y llegaba veces a las 11 o 12 de la noche, porque me quedaba cuidarlo porque no llegaba su hijo será tu horario normal normal era que yo salí a las seis de la tarde yo de vez en cuando llegaba tarde queda el resto de que tantas hasta vestir diferente y la minifalda y el escote, tu puedas todavía esta señora no, ya falleció la señorano era enfermera, como dama de compañía de la señora la llevabas a los lugares y le facilitamos la vida ya poco así se viste así como ahorita me ve vestida así no me ponía johnny minifalda ni corta ni muy larga, lo que es normal, de hecho la señora me pidió eso por que ella era una persona de sociedades merecías que una vez llegabas en la noche pero como dices que todos los días dice que de vez en cuando, ahora, ustedes dicen que es si fuera la luego que se fue pedro y luego que

me. live in my rundown house. the guy just smiled shook my hand and said go past do your good work. in just four months they built a completely new house out of the ruins. what do we go ahead and so. there used to be an iron gray dawn cinder blocks over there where the kids we rescued used to sleep. we try to give the new clothes to wash them. and to get the lice out of the hair. right here the republic of pilgrims began. when i finished had. a. little journey hiatt where nodded how you feeling ok if you want to keep living like this. but that's the condition those kids are in when we rescue them from the basements. heads. up. his name. he lived in basements from the age of eight. he injected drugs seven times a day died of aids at fourteen. i know what should be done when someone dies but honestly. i just couldn't do anything i was devastated i was on my knees before i cried and it was amazing how much the boy consoled me with kind words. he was going to die. first rescues we just went t

my family was waiting for me. i saw my mother first she locked me in her arms and wouldn't let go of me anymore. she also cried. assumed they were tears of joy. it was beautiful beyond words and i can't describe it i was detained and tortured as now i was a free man again. everything stayed the same except for some experiences that i don't share with my family because they don't want to hear about them. because going to pakistan to fight the usa alongside the taliban in afghanistan. ruby occur nurse believes that murat's new arab friends made him lose this way. he wouldn't tell me much. to brainwash him. first so i know full well but my mother told the media things that the americans then used against me the most on. they were unsubstantiated things she just said because she thought it would help bring me home sooner. i might have while i confronted him i said was it my fault that you were away and hand sorry yes it was. but isn't there a smile just wanted to bring home the. old year later after i left it like dem

my family was waiting for me. i saw my mother first she locked me in her arms and wouldn't let go of me anymore. she also cried. i assumed they were tears of joy. it was beautiful beyond words and i can't describe it i was detained and tortured as now i was a free man again. everything stayed the same except for some experiences that i don't share with my family because they don't want to hear about them. because going to pakistan to fight the usa alongside the taliban in afghanistan and . ruby occur nurse believes that mertz new arab friends made him lose his way. he wouldn't tell me much. to brainwash him. first so i know full well but my mother told the media things that the americans then used against me the most. they were unsubstantiated things she just said because she thought it would help bring me home sooner. i might have a while so i confronted him i said was it my fault that you were away and hand sorry yes it was. but as a matter of just wanted to bring him home the. old year later after i left it lik

to me and. on my. knees does the bible says many times that god is the father of all friends those abandoned by their mothers and fathers. he's their father. i'm sure he called me to serve these children. i didn't know how to feed them. i borrowed money a ten percent interest a month. one day i came home totally depressed. i fell into bed and at around midnight i heard a voice. that was strong powerful and yet very tender it said these are my children i'll give you what you need. i jumped out of bed knowing that something extraordinary it happened i woke up my wife i said lena i think god just spoke to me and he said that these are his children and he'd give me whatever i need vienna said calm down god will keep his word when it rolled over and fell asleep and three days later something incredible happened. oh lord bless this food and the hands that prepared it. i didn't know where to get one hundred dollars. but in three days someone led me into the office of the most successful businessman in ukraine

it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it weren't for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets. well i spent the first nights on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter when i was little and i pressed hard against the radiator stuff like that that i loaded watermelons at the markets where i earn money i brought watermelons and some food to my house knocked on the door and run off i was afraid my father would beat me for that long then my mum died right on women's day i want to congratulate her and afterwards my dad came to see me. i was eleven when they were gone it's been five years since. i want to have a family. i want a couple of kids of my own and adopt three or four children. live our lives yet i'd find cyclists with a figure like mine they're all living like by done. when we go up the hill i have my tongue on my shoulder he's just smiling is coming. well i can see it coming he'll be having fun while h

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no one else called me. i had talked to dpw several times because i had been calling them about the renewal and i was shocked when i got the notice and i had been working diligently. i had taken my cart there on several occasions and they were not able to bring an inspector down for whatever reason. the last straw is that i was not in their system. this is in march 2013. this is from the gentleman that she mentioned. let me just get it here. so i tried, but if i had pushed myself and went out there, i would have been really harmed by these guys. so that's why. >> i understand. i think we have what we need. >> miss lewis, i would assume that the health department would have had some formal documentation allowing you to utilize the public toilets. >> i didn't hear you, i'm sorry. >> i said the health department would have had some type of formal documentation allowing your satisfaction of the requirement for the toilet facilities. you show me two e-mails. one chronology not formally done and one e-mail. is the

he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out. >> oh, no! >> and now we put our cameras in the hands of inmates who share intimate thoughts about life behind bars. >>> there's just a lot of foul stuff that goes on in the indiana department of corrections. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbing police. you know, i targeted them. >> you see guys wearing their pants down to their knees, thinking they're cool and stuff. that would get you gang raped or something like that. >> when i first got to prison, like i said, i had blood on my mind. i wanted to get my knife wet. >> we're a level four. we have the worst prisoners of any in the state here. you've got your murderers and rapists. we've got people in here with 400, 500, 600 years. up on the ranges we've got cameras. we've got people walking all the time. but still you can't be with them 24/7. if they want to jump somebody, they'll jump them. if they want to jump me, they can come right in my door and jump me. that's just the way it goes. that's prison. >> i try not to know what

, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me ♪ ♪ sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, sock ita little bit ♪ a little respect ♪ just a little bit ♪ talking 'bout ♪ just a little bit ♪ keep on tryin' ♪ just a little bit [car honking] [cars honk] give us a break, will ya? we only got one good hip between us! lift with your legs. oh, don't tell me how to lift. [cars honking] [cars honk] well, it seems as though fate took a hand, huh? ya. it would've been simpler if you agreed to move my armoire in the first place, but it's a good lesson for next time. cookie? don't mind if i do. mickey, i told you to stop opening packages. oh, did you? this hearing aid is crap. i heard "stop making sausages." and why would i say that? c.b.: heffernan! what the hell is going on? i'm getting calls left and right from customers waiting for drop-offs. what's that? that howard stern fella? it's howard stern. he's talking directly to me. i'm sorry supervisor o'boyle, see, i got caught up in a little unexpected delay. o'boyle: delay? yeah, the thing is i--i-- i-i-i-i don't give a flying crap. just unplug

>> fue la pregunta que me hice, ¿sabes de quÉ me estÁn acusando? acusan de contrabandista miguel, de contrabandista. ♪. >> ah, ya te enteraste. >> entonces es cierto. >> tan verdad como que te saliste con la tuya. aunque a octavio lo hayan expulsado de isla dorada por contrabandista. >> no puede ser doris. >> quÉ vergÜenza y quÉ asco, ¿quÉ sientes de saber que, que el padre de tu hija es un asqueroso delincuente? es que me da nÁuseas de solo recordarlo. >> estÁs mintiendo, sabes perfectamente que octavio jamÁs ha cometido un delito semejante, ¿quÉ pretendes con todo esto? >> menos mal que la policÍa lo descubriÓ a tiempo, porque seguramente van a averiguar sobre otras personas que se han metido en esta isla a corromper a la juventud y la ciudadanÍa. >> ¿te has vuelto loca o quÉ te pasa? >> te devuelvo a tu adorado, pero, ya sabes en quÉ condiciones, aunque bueno, ustedes se conocen, son aves del mismo plumaje, a ver, dime una cosa, tengo una duda, ¿tÚ, tu papi hizo el dinero de la misma manera que tu querido octavio? ♪. >> no, no, no puede ser herm

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>> let me see, come on. let me see, let me see. mommy, yes, it is right here! >> ahem. ella, do you see anything? >> look, look, look. it's right there, it's right there, it's right there. >> miranda, i don't see anything either, baby. >> miranda, turn around, sweetie, let me see. >> look! >> uh, you know what, baby? i think you're hallucinating. there's no pimple there. >> ok, well, wait, wait, wait, wait. i am not hallucinating! there is a zit, and it is right here and i see it. >> okay. >> oh! >> you -- you know what? miranda, i think you need to cut back on the caffeine. >> yep. [ telephone rings ] >> oh, excuse me. hello? >> claretha? when are you going to finish my makeup? >> oh, ella, i'm going to get right on you as soon as i finish the mother of the bride and the matron of honor. oh, and the ushers and the caterer and the bridesmaids and -- >> claretha, forget it. >> oh. >> just forget it. >> oh, okay. where is your sister, anyway? >> oh. that was your father. there was an emergency delivery at the hotel. >> what? >> the h

>> uno que me dio mi hija y después uno que no te puedo decir aquí-en me lo dio >> me dice que alguienovela, que le metió a su bailarín al final, que picazo >> mira, mira >> ese beso se ve que para él fue de sorpresa >> (hablan todos a la vez) >> .el no sab'çia que eso iba a pasar, no sabía si reirse o morirse, ella lo estaba tramando desde hace rato, se pasó todo el domingo en su camerino concentrada ensayando >> yo les voy a contar... >> los besos, les decimos a los artistas, mira dale un beso al bailarín, otras vecves se confabulasn ellos mismos y ortas veces la emoción >> uno se emociona >> yo te voy a decir una cosa aquí has hecho una estupenda jugada maría luisa porque en las anteriores galas no habíamos hablado de ella. ahora, lo que no >> (hablan todos a la vez) >> un beso >> a ver, ver, beso >> espérate >> (hablan todos a la vez) >> a ver el beso >> eso, así, así >> así fue el beso >> ¿vamos a besarnos todos? >> (risas) >> ¿qui'çen se acuerda del baile de maría luisa, qué hicieron? >> ¿te parece estuvo bueno su baile? >> estuvo buena la intensidad, me gustó la temática >> a mi

me if they had. come to our basement about time to feed us i think i would be in prison just like so many of my friends is you know. my life has changed completely at the very least i'm alive i'm studying at the conservatory now playing music which is what i like. in the orphanage thirty nine times i felt nobody needed me there. my dad i. know my mother is train king. in my life but i want to become a champion. corbier with who's my first rival me. that much and you get a bottle of cola just that. you know. this guy is serious what do you think doesn't matter that he's short he's serious al you got me . getting his prize. joking aside. having a boxing match with the president of the republic of formerly homeless pilgrims who had to thankless task. he got me three times in the jaw. once in the eye. you know every member had first we talked to the homeless children and drug addicts. we urge them to come with us to change their lives to stop them from killing themselves. after burying yet another boy i

me contaron, me llevaron a un lado, me dijeron lo que pasa, habÍa una chica, no les puedo decir el nombrejamos de tarea. vÁmonos con marÍa elisa camargo, tienen algo que contarme de ella. >>> sÍ, estÁ viviendo un proceso, es bastante tÍmida con el baile, le piden que estÉ mÁs sexy, creo que cederÁ, tarde o temprano, mostrarÁ los dotes, esa belleza femenina, la vimos el revista, hay que darle tiempo, se va soltando. >>> sÍ, que lo traiga en la pista, no me sorprendiÓ en nada, creo que hizo que todas las demÁs chicas se vieran no tan buenas como bailarinas, y la ropa, dios mÍo, quÉ vestuario, por el amor a dios. >>> esa falda. >>> sÍ, graci. >>> lo Único que tenÍa malo, era corta, se la quitÓ. >>> corta? >>> digo larga. >>> sÍ, al contrario. >>> se la quitÓ, se veÍa preciosa. >>> muchos haquaneo del vestuario, esperaban ver a marjorie, de las mÁs sensuales. >>> sÍ, definitivamente, karla, como dijimos, marjorie darÁ de quÉ hablar, tiene las tablas, con quÉ, el domingo no brillÓ, no solamente porque tuviera a pedro muy bueno al lado, la coreografÍa estaba escenificada. >>> estaba como? >>> c

me!saw more than the crazed psychopath. i saw a little bit more past that. >> i really didn't have what you'd call a childhood where you could, you know, be a kid, play, you know. humor and cutting up wasn't all looked upon too good. >> there was something more to him. i wanted to get to know him. >> angel received a response from gilbert almost immediately. >> "angel, so, i'm curious, why does an attractive woman with a busy lifestyle take the time out to write a guy in prison? aren't you worried that i'm going to bust out of here, hunt you down, harass you at work and make obscene phone calls to you? thank you for the picture, angel, very nice. love that hair. you've got to be at least 7 feet tall, talk about kicking my ass, ha ha. don't be a stranger, angel. take care of yourself. with a smile, bobby g." >> when angel began her correspondence with gilbert, she was living in joliet, illinois. her son, niko, was only 15 at the time. >> at first, i was very worried about her emotional saf

me.h, hang on, there's a red light. got to hit the brakes. (exhaling) so, um... i hear you teenage girls are pretty hot on that, uh... nic cage. uh, no, not really. okay. hey, can you tell me what lady gaga is? is that a band, or a soda, or a store, or... one of those terms like "donkey punch"? no. is it a douche? is lady gaga a douche? i don't think so. well, whatever it is, i like it. ah, green light. (blowing nose) is... is it hard being a paraplegic? well, it's no picnic. unless your version of a picnic is being the basket. well, you seem like you have a good attitude about it. yeah, you know, it's like we handicapped people say: "when life ruins your legs, you just gotta make legonade." i can sort of relate to that. you know, sometimes it's really hard being me, and i guess i just make megonade. that sounds disgusting. all right, we're here. this is my school. yeah, isn't that where you wanted to go? well, y-yeah, but... most times people just drop me off a block away so they don't h

give a fake reach or something. >> oh, you want me to fake it? you want me to fake it?use i can do that. i did it last night. uhh! >> oh, well, first of all, if your kids weren't screaming, "are you my real dad? are you my real daddy?" a brother could concentrate. >> whatever! you look just like him! >> you know what? you just need a two-bedroom! >> i'm saving! i'm trying! ohh! >> ohh! >> wait, hold up. >> why you introduce me to her? >> hey, what happened, man? what's going on? >> i don't know. >> what's going on is your boy needs to know how to treat a lady. >> first of all, you show me a lady, and i will treat her like a lady. >> i am a lady! >> hey, hey! >> what is wrong with you? >> i mean, y'all need to stop. >> will's right. this has to end. >> oh, it's ended. oh, trust me, it is so ended. it is over. >> good. don't call me no more, okay? i'm good with you. i'm done with women. it's a wrap. not no more. hi, tight booty. hey, how you doing? >> ohh! i hate him! i hate him! >> renee, renee, it's okay. babe, babe, are you all right? >> yes, i am fine. i'm fine. i'm f

me. the boarders include dr. relling, molvik, who frequently drinks too much, and the most recent addition, a man named gregers werle, son of the man who had once been gina's employer. as they sit around the table, the men talk of truth, ideals, vision, ambition. dutifully, the mother and daughter do the daily sks. hedvig's eyes are dim. she must wear glasses at all times. despite the affliction, she, like her mother, helps hjalmar to earn a living by retouching the photographs her father takes in his home studio. ibsen is able to make history co to life around this table. he can deal with a significant theme within the connes of this room where his characters can develop the story through ersation. but ibsen is clearly interested in doing more than provide us with character sketches of some interesting members of a victorian household. the wild duck, he is aiming for the exploration of truth itself. in the wild duc the idlist is gregers wee, determined to force his old friend hjalmar to

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you will see me blow my music again, you will see me doing movies because this ain't going to stop mess. dru down's real name is danyle robinson. he was arrested for driving under the influence, violations of probation for a prior dui. he must serve the remainder of his sentence, three years, in the santa rita jail. >> i never really wanted too many people that don't know me. me, i'm distinctive to me. i have this certain look and aura about myself. i stay in ocean ways for the bays and i might have shorted curls for the girls. i stay -- i'm always dressed to impress. >> you know what i'm talking about? >> there's been other celebrities and people of fame that have come in here. most of those people have been put into protective custody, not only for themselves but also the other people. in dru down's case, he wouldn't need protective custody because most of the people respect him and wouldn't try to do something that would harm him. >> protective custody or pc is not just for celebrities. it's for inmates whose lives could be threatened in other parts of the jail. at santa rita, the

give me carolyn, give me kevin. let's go. all right, guys, here we go.'ve got the top 6 answers on the board. if a man wants to save money, he should dump his girlfriend before what date? carolyn. >> wedding day. steve: before the wedding day, yeah. yeah. >> valentine's day. steve: valentine's day. >> yeah! we're gonna play. steve: kevin. >> yeah! steve: you got one. >> one. steve: oh, my god! kevin! this is really-- listen, this is kevin's fifth day. every time i come here and i ask him something... [imitates buzzer] he has not gotten a single answer that's been on that board in 5 games. ladies and gentlemen, give kevin a round of applause. [cheering and applause] this is a big moment. all right, hi, little jordan. >> hey. steve: ok, if a man wants to save money, he should dump his girlfriend before what day? >> christmas. steve: you better know it. christmas. justin, my man. >> yes, sir. steve: good to see you again. if a man wants to save money, he should dump his girlfriend before what day? >> before her birthday. steve: before her birthday. hey, jen

>> i mean it. >> don't look at me crazy. you look at me in my eyes. you want me to handle this? >> handle it. >> i think the tapes fairly show that the witness gave mr. shimore an out. do you really want me to do this? yes. >> you ask me to do this, and i'm going to do this. >> do it. >> taking her out. >> mm-hmm. >> i don't need you five, 10 years from now tripping me. >> no, man. >> i mean, this is my life, man. >> got that. it's mine too, man. >> that's the only [ bleep ] thing that scare me, man, is that you're going to trip on me. >> come on, man, you know i'm solid. >> you said what i wanted to hear. kill the bitch. >> kill the bitch. >> the witness is talking about something shocking, and the witness, i think, understandably is trying to confirm that mr. shimore isn't joking. so there is repetition. mr. shimore consistently says, kill the bitch. kill the bitch. kill the bitch. >> kill starla. she's [ bleep ] poison. she'll ruin everything. that's not the person that i -- i married. i married somebody else. she's [ bleep ] demon, dude. >> he does characterize this in milit

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me trabe, no supe qué hacer me metí a la casa y no subí a mi mujer ni las niñas me empecé a preguntarndo yo lle ya de noche buscando las niñas y a mi mujer es que mi cuñada se la pasamos un caso de esta mujer, de yolanda y lo que dice mi hermano es cierto a esta persona yo los he llegado ver juntos todo empezó por chismes de la colonia y yo me rehusaba a creerlo una vez que yo salí a la calle los di y estaban muy cerca cuando mi hermano me dijo que se los había encontrado en el coche sí, porque cuando ella se alcoholiza ella de pronto se le empezó a resbalar a uno de mis primos ella no era correcta la manera en que se acercó que pase maría por favor >> maría, te voy a pedir un favor no agresiones, no malas palabras y no provoques lo mismo te pido a ti por favor maría, tu tienes problemas de alcoholismo no, eso no es verdad si los tienes no estamos aquí para juzgar a nadie estamos para ayudarles y queremos resolver la situación yo si he llegado a tomar en las fiestas pero no hasta perder me. he llegado a salir tenemos reuniones me he tomado una o dos copas pero hasta ahí no, jamás lo m

me only strawberry ice cream.r maybe the other time when steve carlton would pitch because he pitched so quickly and got players out so fast that i would get stuck with unsold ice cream. you had to buy the ice cream for the company you were selling it and i would take a genuine -- beating! talk about learning how business worked. the shelf life of ice cream afthe ninth inning is about as short as short can be. during the lightning round, i might jest with you about your name. sometimes you hear me calling you hey, skip or chief or, you know, come on, captain. i learned these names at the ballpark. it's what people called me to get my attention to buy ice cream. i loved the false intimacy and never forgot them. i opened an account at fidelity and contributed a little every week of my ballpark winnings. it was the top-performing mutual fund at the time. remember the great peter lynch who wrote two investment books, which remain two of the best of all time and usually the ones i tell people to get after they've read

i think god save me it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it would for this family i would have been dead now or would have been living on the streets when i spend the first nights on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter i was little i pressed hard against the radiator stuff like that that i loaded watermelons at the market well i earned money i brought watermelons and some food to my house knocked on the door and run off i was afraid my father would beat me for that. then my mum died right on women's day i want to congratulate her and afterwards my dad came to see me. i was eleven when they were gone it's been five years since. i want to have a family. i want a couple of kids of my own and adopt three or four children. live our lives yet i'd find cyclists with a figure like mine they're all lean like my done. when we go up the hill i have my tongue on my shoulder he's just smiling is coming. well i can see it coming he'll be having fun while his dad's half dead

he'll tell me when it's my turn. trent! you want me to tell him you got a phone in your pocket? yeah, i didn't think so. (door opens) okay, guys, listen up. 12:45 p.m.-- an unidentified male called 911 to report a series of attacks planned for today. multiple bombs, targets unknown. caller give a deadline? no, he did not. the attacks are racially motivated. the leader is victor ackland. what do we know about him? parker: not a whole lot. five years ago he was red-flagged for handing out white supremacist literature on university campuses. he ran with the aryans. now he looks like he's gone indie. he's got no record, no web site. he's a little under the radar. home base is this abandoned glass factory. there are 23 subjects, and they are armed. we got to get them before they put their plan in play. we're gonna come at 'em from the east, split into north-south while spike does his thing. team four... we hit from the west. that's right. extra cuffs, kids, we're going to need 'em. let's go, guys, let's go. you're next. then it's you. man: yeah, man, i'm so ready. it's been a long ti

it almost killed me, you know?alled the police on me and i surrendered to the police that morning. i felt like i was at the end of my rope and i did what i did. >> our crew first met steven parker more than a year earlier during our shooting of the original "lockup: holman." he was in ad-seg back then and considered very dangerous. >> steven parker is crazy. he's not a person that's very intelligent. >> it wouldn't take much to incite a riot or whatever. you could take four officers hostage at the same time and it's going to domino. it's going to domino. they don't have control. it's just a delusion. >> he's quite an individual. here a few weeks ago, he called me up to his cell. he was having a real problem with his next door neighbor. in fact, he just told me, he said, if you don't move me or my next door neighbor, i'm going to kill him. if steven was having -- if he was having these kind of thoughts or these kind of problems, the guy next door -- somebody needed to be moved. that's why we did it. again, steven's

me besÓ en los labios pensando que yo no me daba cuenta.er, seÑorita. >> haces muy bien en irte, porque esa salvaje siempre va a perseguir a octavio y te va hacer la vida imposible. >> lo que verdaderamente no entiendo es que haya venido hasta acÁ detras de Él, habiendo tenido la oportunidad de reconciliarse y no la aprovechÓ. ay. ¿entonces quÉ es lo que se propone? >> a esa siempre la ha ayudado el demonio. mira que haberse convertido en la dueÑa de nuestro rancho. >> no tengo tranquilidad desde que sÉ que es esta aquÍ cerca, no puedo tenerla. ♪. >> ¿usted es la nueva dueÑa de este rancho? ♪. >> sÍ, yo soy. >> la estaba esperando, seÑora, porque quiero hablar con usted. >> pero. >> entiendo su sorpresa, seÑora, soy el hermano gemelo de eusebio. >> son idÉnticos, ¿quÉ se le ofrece? >> me enterÉ que usted anda buscando peones para trabajar y necesito trabajar, seÑora. >> ¿quÉ sabe hacer? >> de todo un poco, inclusive, hasta puedo ser su hombre de confianza. >> no, no, no, seÑor, yo no necesito hombre de confianza. >> toda mujer sola lo neces

he was crying, telling me to stop. begging for me to stop.he was still alive through all of it. >> you're smiling. >> i like that. that was one of my favorite ones right there. >> he surprised me in that he had a gleefulness about him as he was discussing the violence he had committed in prison. he had this proud little smile as he was telling us these very disturbing and violent acts. >> after murdering his cellmate in jail, glenn came to prison where his predatory behavior escalated. >> while i was there for about a year, i got about 14 assault on inmates. >> why? >> i was a young kid, 20 years old. >> beating people up? >> beating people up for the slightest infraction. a lot of my violence i've had, people don't clean up after themselves and don't wipe the sink out after they use it or they pass gas right next to me. they don't go to the door. there's no courtesy being in a cell situation that you have to have. and you know, little things like that just piss me off and once i'm pissed off, that's it, i beat the hell out of you. that's how

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i think god save me it's a miracle for me. i don't know what i would do if it would for this family i would have been dead now would have been living on the streets well that i spend the first night on the roof sometimes i had to go to the train station to spend the nights in the winter and i was little i pressed hard against the radiator stuff like that i don't i loaded watermelons at the market well i own money i brought watermelons and some food to my house knocked on the door and run off i was afraid my father would beat me for that. then my mum died right on women's day i want to congratulate her and afterwards my dad came to see me. i was eleven when they were gone it's been five years since. i want to have a family. i want a couple of kids of my own and adopt three or four children. yes i once did find cyclists with a figure like mine they're all lean like but done. when we go up the hill i have my tongue on my shoulder these are smiling is coming. well i can see it coming he'll be having fun while his dad's half dead b

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a mi me tocÓ el otro dÍa.mÉrica argentina avanza, colombia quiso pero uruguay no los dejÓ. >>> y una familia de inmigrantes se debate entre los problemas de papeles. y escuchen que nos dice el abogado. >>> y ninel conde apunta a matar, no se imaginan todo lo que revelÓ sobre su vida de soltera y sobre su ex pareja. y le gustarÍa vivir en la casa de shakira, aquÍ le diremos cÓmo lograrlo. >>> y pique? >>> y llegaqu in. la reina. embarazada y todo viene a cantar, porque nos merecemos un dÍa de mucho amor y paz. >>> hoy mÁs unidos que nunca. regresamos con mÁs. ♪ >>> ♪ sÚbe la mano y grita gol ♪ >>> fÍjense que bueno que perdi, porque estarÍa molestandote. porque eres una persona decente. >>> sÍ, es asi. el deporte es para pasarla bien. pero lamentable lo que pasa con el "tri." hace menos de un aÑo pensamos el mundial, y vamos a hacer el Último partido para llegar a la semifinal, primero califiquen. >>> ayer veÍa el partido en un restaurante mexicano, y viÉndote bien asÍ de cerca digame si tacher no se parece a l

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this is me.o. >> so are you-- >> this is what i've always done. >> are you willing to be coached through that process? >> yes! >> okay. i will give you the support that you need, but you have to not get explosive with me. >> i-- >> and you have to trust that what i'm telling you isn't to hurt you--it's to help you. you really have to believe that. is that a deal? >> yes, absolutely. >> okay, can we shake on that? come on. >> [sniffles] >> i'm back in los angeles, and i was originally on my way to eco-me to talk to robin about jen's performance at the strand hotel in new york... until i got a call from the graphic designer telling me that robin changed the labels. that was way more pressing. robin? so i just got through finding out that you changed the labels. >> we just didn't like the direction it was going. >> our deal was, when i left here, i told you that i was in charge. >> mm-hmm. >> and what i have to start to wonder is, do you take direction well? can i trust you? it's kind of a violation

you kidding me? know you had a lot on the line. he was hurting your future. john, we're friends. we're going to hear you out one way or another, blake. it's better if you and i do it here and now. now, i know you got a deep drive. all of us got one somewhere, and it will either make you a winner, or take you down. i need you to make a gut check here, pal. me and herman... we had a moment of truth. you been in here the whole time? yeah. trying to wait me out like i'd just go home? don't you walk away from me. hey! coach! you think you can just go, after all i've done for you? you won us a state championship tonight, i'm standing here crying the blues. that's pretty piss poor. good luck at temple, son. i never saw herman again. prints from the city center rec pay phone came in. guess who we got a match on? berkenpass? his father. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right!

i said, oh lord help me... help me...help me.i'm not going home without this man praying for my sons and then that was when herabbed us and he shoved us in front of andrew and he said, andrew, just one more. and he said right... okay, one more and we told him the situation and he said a prayer something along the lines. it was literally as quick as this. he rebuked autism and he commanded healing and then he blessed us as a family and he thanked the lord that we were blessed and that we would... something along the lines of... of fulfill the...the god's plan for our lives. and then he said to christopher and i and this was so huge... he said to christopher and i, you are now the parents of normal healthy children and ahhh... everything happened too quickly, i remember hearing that like the whole world went quiet and it was just these words and it was alive to me and i still believe it was jesus talking to me and so that was a promise. that was a promise. that...i...that was for me and i knew that he was right and i was so moved a

with me. the island and our father were inseparable that's what people thought but for me my father was just a man i knew the way he lived before he came to the island and that life seemed more interesting to me he always took me with him to the factory to airfields he was an experienced parachute jumper i was going to do we ever talk with my father about continuing his work yes we did he never insisted on making us carry on with his legacy he never told us that we must do it he said it's my cross i wanted it and i will bear it this is what i do do you wish to do the same it's your choice i can't make you do this i can't force you. this island is the place where my father is buried and that's how i feel at the moment i often come here and i always go to see his grave i was twenty eight when my father died. i had a family of my own and i had children my brother alex and i we already had a business company in the city oh. you asked our little brother yvonne to take father's place and supports al

the never told me. because heading right towards me. you get. to the bottom is too busy to cover the house and the wind is very strong. i'm moving to fighting to stand here. because it's so quiet here and your place. you don't have to do feel it suddenly stopped you know it's moving in another direction with the fortress of ice is grown in just one hour and it's only the beginning what's going to happen what are we in for. tuesday. what is the true goals of the surveillance state since the start of the n.s.a. scandal much of the attention is focused on government agencies and the deceptions and outright long civil lifted and appointed officials but what about the communications service providers have made in the name of the people voluntarily surrendered their right to privacy. dramas that can't be ignored to the. stories of others to refuse to notice. faces change the world rights now. for all. the old pictures of today's new law i phone to and from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. right from the seat. first for you and i think that you're.