y me recomendó inyecciones de cortisona. me las apliqué, pero no me ayudaron en absoluto.mi rodilla. ahora es bastante el alivio del dolor. >> simplemente me sentía mal al tener que tomar medicinas para el dolor todos los días. y con supple, no tengo que hacerlo. >> con este tipo de resultados, ¿por qué no son los agentes activos de supple lo primero que prescriben los médicos en estados unidos? >> es a causa de las empresas farmacéuticas. los suprimen para preservar sus propias ganancias. los médicos sólo prescriben los productos impulsados por las empresas farmacéuticas, y esa es una verdadera tragedia. porque la investigación médica que avala estos agentes es irrefutable. >> ¿por qué tienes tanta confianza en la investigación? >> es simple. los agentes activos de supple son los agentes de rehabilitación articular más recomendados por los agentes expertos médicos en toda europa. forman parte de los estándares de atención de más de 40 países, y más de 13 millones de personas los utilizan con seguridad todos los días, sin efectos secundarios negativos. más de 20.000 estudi

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this is me.>> 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 hao st wonder is, do you take direction well? can i trust you? it's kind of a violation of our agree

it's about me, man. i need to get right with myself. >> we sat down to interview conrad salazar, just days away from his projected release about his recent parole hearing. apparently it didn't go so well. >> you're camera hungry, huh? anything to get on the camera. >> verbal abuse and gestures, parole board. >> you understand have you the right to remain silent? you going to make a statement? >> yeah. what's this report for? >> you told the lady on the parole board [ bleep ] [ bleep ] and called her a bitch and a whore. >> for no reason i just went off on this lady for no reason? >> you're entitled to put your statement, and that's why i'm getting your version. >> okay. i asked her simply why she was putting me on intense supervision. it was just setting me up to fail, and she got pissed off and asked me why. i said the last time you put me on that, i ended up shooting a cop and i couldn't hold down a job. she said, you shot a cop? get him out of here. in ten years i think i got two of these minor report

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to do it because it's such a tricky industry and very tough so they supported me and they put me in classes and i had the time my life. how do you avoid the tabloids i don't know do whatever you ever had anything bad about you i tried to not focus on or pay attention to me whether i have things he will make up stories why worse likes the funniest things the weirdest the dumbest thing ever written about you. i remember one time i was in the different country and they said that i was in l.a. hanging out with an older man getting frisky and i'm like i don't i'm not even in that country i don't understand completely falsified. do they follow you around they do they do is are annoying extremely because i mean i love being outdoors i'm one who loves in nature so anytime i can go on a hike i'm there but live by your legs i love my boyfriend so you have a boyfriend i do have a way i don't have a really rich girl that we're in is he in the business is you know he's an actor does it feel to be twenty five and not have to worry about money oh and if you don't have to worry about money no but t

me encantÓ.os se casaron por lo civil que se aman mucho. felicidades. >>> eso. >>> queremos que siga compartiendo la foto de su boda con nosotros, en @despiertaameric, con el # amor en da. y la ponemos en "despierta amÉrica", en el dÍa tan bonito. >>> quÉ mejor dÍa de celÉbrar el amor, que en el dÍa de san valentÍn. >>> y tÚ para cuando? >>> tienes galÁn? >>> estÁs soltera? >>> no, soltera no. >>> ese corazÓn tiene dueÑo. satcha pretto tienes que mandar tu foto el dÍa de tu boda, amor en da. >>> sÍ, me parece una excelente idea, la subo luego del segmento de noticias y tambiÉn la tuya, vamos con la informaciÓn, la nieve dejÓ literalmente sin techo a 16 personas en nueva jersey, el peso de la base blanca y helada, hizo colapsar el techo de un edificio de departamentos, la cruz roja le consiguiÓ el refugio para pasar la noche, deberÁn buscar un nuevo hogar en medio de quince pulgadas de nieve, y mientras reparan el techo colapsado. otros techos de estructuras cercanas cedieron ante el peso de la ni

they did not beat me much, but they beat me clearly. as a former sports maup, those who beat me were professionals. they beat me very heavily, and it was painful. >> after the first torture i started to tell them everything they wanted to know. most of all these people were interested by who was given the money for the automaidan, how much the american investors is giving, who is giving demands to us. whose orders we follow, which relations we have with the american ambassador and the americans, and how many money we pay the people. they were blaming me of being the american spy. all our conversations were pimmed on the video camera, and this continued every day. apart from the question about who was financing us, they were asking - they were saying that the american ambassador was giving me big amounts of money. they are asking where i had hidden this money, and this happened every day. also these people were interested by our trips to many plac places. most of all they were asking me about the trips. they were asking who took the deci

don't touch me.ought i spent 150,000, which is not the number, by the way. >> yeah. [scoffs] >> well, why did you say it, then? >> i didn't say that. you probably said it. >> hank, it came out of your mouth. >> no, it came out of your mouth, marcus, just like a lot of stuff comes out of your mouth. >> so you're telling me this place-- >> "sales will go up 200%." [muttering] well, it didn't happen. >> hank, are you 49 or 14? >> 49. >> really? >> yeah. thanks, marcus. >> hank, how would your dad feel about you doing something like this? somebody comes in, they put money in with a handshake. do we have a deal? they work their ass off. we try to make this nice thing. if you want to change the deal, you should be a man about it. but to tell somebody they did nothing. >> i'm not saying you didn't do anything. >> your dad would be frickin' embarrassed of you. >> i'm not saying you did nothing. i'm saying you didn't do what you promised. >> get out of my face. you're a thief and a liar and a cheater. look, i

don't let them kiss me. grosses me out even thinking about it.hat's why i don't kiss. >> she has a strong aversion to her cell accommodations. >> my toilet is disgusting has poop on the inside. and this is what it is right here. if you look over here, these are mine. if you look over here, you see how nasty it is. they don't care about you. they could care less. >> she used to be more of a mellow inmate and usually you see it the opposite, come in more aggressive and mellow out. she's done the opposite. >> most of these are pictures of my children, who are they talking to disrespect me. >> as she's gotten older or tired of coming back and forth, she's become more of an aggressive inmate. >> green was recently placed in a 23-hour observation after inmates reported that she had stolen food from them and part of a white supremacist gang. >> what did they tell you you're being accused of? >> being a gang member and having swastikas. >> i have tattoos but no gang -- >> you have some on your neck. can i see those? >> it's a cross. rest in peace. my mot

- yes. - i'll help him too. - me too. - so will i. - and me. me too.so will i. - so will i. - so will i. these are all the people who live and work in this neighborhood. and they will not run away from you or your friends. you wait until tomorrow night. we'll be back with the others, and then we'll see how tough you are. i don't think so. thank you, officer rizzo. you haven't solved anything, mr. brashov, but it's a good first step. okay, i've washed all the pots and pans. now what ? clean up the stove then the refrigerator. and when you're finished with that start mopping the floor. how long does your brother have to work here ? mr. brashov said three weeks would be enough to pay for all the damages. - that seems fair. - well, i was hoping it would be a little longer than that. - why ? - i'm really going to miss bossing him around. - see you tomorrow. - you're leaving a little early, aren't you ? tell her, rosa. - i'm on my way to a driving lesson. - where's jamal's cart ? i meant my first real driving lesson in a real car. so how did you finally get

look at me.hat happened to me. >> you a confident guy that when you saw that script, that opportunity, you thought, i can nail this. what is needed is the capacity to deliver an academy award-winning performance? >> i knew i was going to nail that character. >> how did you know? >> when you are a man, you know. [russian accent] when you are man, you are a boy, charlie, when you are man, you know. i thought, ok. i looked at the script. it was not overwritten, it was not sentimental. it was clean. it was very spare. it was only about 94, 95 pages. screenplays to be 130 pages. they can be ugly. i thought, look at this. everything is there. i can bring a little bit more to this,too. i know what she is talking about. i know what she is talking about. it sort of resonates me. >> what was she talking about? >> she was talking about emotional intelligence and what it means to really be in love, to really love someone. to be torn with the idea of being faithful to it and struggling with that and seeing yo

me. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. located in the deep south, holman correctional facility where most are serving life sentences. we spent most of the time inside where the prisoners have nothing but time and nothing to lose. this is "lockup: holman extended stay." >>> holman is more than 170 men who have been sentenced to death and are awaiting execution. >> my role is the execution. >> roughly 360 more are serving life sentences without the possibility of parole. >> but there are times when i wake up and think about dying in prison. and that's a bitter pill to swallow. >> all are living with the inevitable. >> i watched a lot of people die here, you know. at holman, nobody leaves. >> but their only chance of getting out of prison will be inside a coffin. for inmates serving lengthy sentences, one day merges into the next, weeks into months, months into years. and a lifetime slips away. the challenge for these men is to find meaning in their lives and not surrend

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you with me? are you with me? [dog barks] are you with me? that doesn't do anything for me. okay.any years ago. the only reason my partner is alive is because murder is illegal. okay? so...i don't do well with partners. i don't think i'm a bad person. i don't think i'm a bad boss. i just--i have animals, you know? it's not like i own some [bleep] camping world... you know, camping store where somebody puts the tents where the skis are. nobody's gonna die, nobody's gonna get sick, and nobody's gonna get hurt. so...it's a big difference. anyway. we're on camera right now. i just noticed. >> this level of unpredictability is too scary. i can't move forward and do business with somebody that cannot treat his people right. the $1 million offer that i made to andrew--that deal's off the table. i won't be a part of it. >> tonight, on the profit, i go inside mr. green tea, a second-generation, family-run ice cream business that has hit a wall. >> we physically cannot fill our orders to the distributors. >> the fiery dynamic between the father and son is hurting any chance of growth. >> yo

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if only someone could help me. me, me! i'll do it! i don't know. it's awfully crafty.o lure it in. i'll find them, mr. fredricksen! i think its burrow is two blocks down. if you go past... two blocks down. got it! snipe. here, snipey, snipey. bring it back here when you find it. russell: snipe! steve: okay, keep her coming. keep coming. and stop. stop. stop! why... hey! hey, you! what do you... what do you think you're doing? i am so sorry, sir. don't touch that! no, no, no. let me take care of that for you. get away from our mailbox! hey. sir, i... i don't want you to touch it! ow! (groaning) (breathing heavily) man: steve, you all right? (police siren wails) officer edith: sorry, mr. fredricksen. you don't seem like a public menace to me. take this. the guys from shady oaks will be by to pick you up in the morning, okay? what do i do now, ellie? (sighs) dear armpit... in the lottery of life, you drew the short stick. people shave you. pour hot wax on you. and your name... is armpit. people don't treat you like skin. because, frankly, they don't think of you as skin.

no one says to me -- no one contacted me -- >> is it generational?> absolutely. >> a sense that anybody over 40 probably still has a slight hangup historically about it? >> i think it's older than that. >> certainly my generation, you're right, probably 50, right? yet anyone under 50 and certainly under 40 -- >> doesn't care. >> doesn't really care either way. not a problem. >> there used to be things where when after september 11th, whenever a player of any sport said something politically related i would get a flood e-mails. never an e-mail if you get a gay player, jason collins played for 12 years. he was showering with everybody. nobody died. no one got checked out in the shower and had problems. so he actually was the perfect guy to change everything. >> what about guns in sport? a lot of nfl players in particular like to have the gun around them. and in basketball, too. after last night's game, the knicks guard raymond felton was arrested on gun charges. there have been a lot of these stories in the last couple of years. obviously i've had a wh

that's so not me. that is so not like me. for those of you who are watching me for the first time, which is very possible. i'm 39 years old. i live in new york city with my beautiful wife, nancy. and my daughter, winnie, who's 6 months old. and she's the best thing that's ever happened to me. [ cheers and applause ] i love her so much. i'm a proud, proud dad. and speaking of proud dads -- i'm lucky to say my parents are here with us. they're here tonight. they're here to see me. mom and dad. hey, i love you guys. [ applause ] jim and gloria fallon. thank you for being here. i wish i could've gotten you better seats. but you know, it's -- [ laughter ] very hot show, dad. very hot show. trying to do bits up there. but i hope you're proud of me. i know you're proud of me. i know -- i mean, you are. [ applause ] remember how proud you were when i graduated high school? that was a big deal. yeah, that was giant. anyway, i'm happy just to have you here. thanks for being here, guys. i love you. i know, dad. [ laughter ] he did not p

if they ever run up on me, i've got people chasing me.ke that for a little while now. they would rather get aids than to get next to me. they would rather catch ebola than to get next to me. that's what i'm thinking. all right. i'll see you when i see you. probably won't see you in a long time, huh? >> no, you'll see me. >> okeydoke. >>> fleece johnson stirred up more than his share of trouble behind bars. johnson's first arrest was at the age of 15 for armed robbery. since then, he has spent more than 30 years behind bars. most of them within the stone ramparts of kentucky state penitentiary. >> this is like a gladiator school down here. you come down here, you're either going to fight or you're going to be somebody's punk. it's just that simple. so, to survive in here, i had to fight. and so, we fought. and i whooped their ass all around this prison. >> in this previously unaired interview footage, johnson recalls the legacy of violence he unleashed on officers during his time in kentucky's three-cell house, the hole. >> when they come

i don't like people asking me and asking me and asking me. i'm going to tell you one time.ething just to leave me alone. that's what i did. i just, they just egged it on. finally i told the cops, i did it. i killed them and everything. that's my dad. can i talk to him? sure. so i got in a cop car with him and we rode to west memphis. they asked if i knew who done it. that's the time i think the reward was like $30,000. i said yes, i could use that money. the reward money. but i didn't know who done it though. >> our intentions were wanting to talk to jessie misskelley were for the purpose of giving us names of individuals that he may know firsthand of or heard of. who are involved in the cult activity or satanism. >> in the course of what was a very long day of interviewing, jessie misskelley goes from being a source of information to being a suspect who has, according to the tape-record statements, confessed to involvement in this crime. >> what occurred while you were there? >> when i was there, i saw damien hit this one. hit this one boy real bad and started screwing him

this is me and her. that's me and brandy together.his is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. so you'll get the class "a" report, trafficking. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something to say. he used the camera our producer left with him to record personal thoughts. >> i feel like so bad right now that

se me cayÓ el libreto. me tire el cafÉ.chos? (gritos) >>> muy bien! >>> porque hoy es lunes! >>> lunes 3 de febrero, estamos en febrero del 2014, mucho gusto saludarlos. tenemos un programa hoy sensacional, empezando la semana, mire quÉ compaÑeros tan bonitos. >>> felices de la vida, fue un fin de semana extraordinario para todos, y cada uno de nosotros. cada uno estuvo haciendo distintas cosas, de mi parte muy feliz en "sÁbado gigante", compartÍ con la gente de los Ángeles muchachos, acompaÑÉ a doÑa meche y el tigre del norte en la placita olvera. lo van a ver, le contare lo que sucediÓ. >>> besitoso a la gente en california. >>> nuestra ana se fue a probar su vestido de novia. >>> no, no fui a probarmelo, no tengo nada, ni la tela, fui con adante enriquez a ver el diseÑo, estoy emocionada, luego verÁn el reportaje de cÓmo serÁ mi vestido. >>> te lo prometiÓ, y estÁ cumpliendo. >>> sÍ, mis respetos para Él y su equipo, un excelene autoequipo. >>> y jhonny? estuve en caguas en puerto rico. estuve con la obra de teatro, el m

>>> al contrario, me gusta, me gusta, soy una persona, tÚ sabes que me quiero a mÍ misma.e estamos lorena? >>> en un refugio de mujeres familias que fueron vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica. esto es un refugio, y lamentablemente no nos podemos ver. por razones de seguridad. >>> claro. >>> esta fue otra invitaciÓn mÁs deportiva igual de importante. >>> preparada para hacer un zumbaton. >>> quÉ es eso? >>> como un maratÓn, se trata de zumba, para ayudar a vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica, el prÓximo mes. >>> cada persona que venga aquÍ, colabora con la buena causa. >>> sÍ. >>> si de ayudar se trata, nos pusimos a mover el esqueleto con ritmo, alegrÍa y esperanza. >>> sÉ lo que es ser vÍctima, yo sÉ. vivÍ en carne propia los dolores, y sÉ que la gente la mujer que me estÁ viendo ahorita, la mujer abusada, se siente prisionera ella misma y no puede salir, hoy el mensaje que quiero mandar si eres vÍctima, no te quedes callada, hay esperanza. >>> wow!, felicidades mi pao. >>> muchas gracias. muchachos, la verdad que yo, tengo que decirles que lorena es una mujer admirable, porque r

i was a new alert innovation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of the war you and your great things out there that have had regard to the core of was found alive there's a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. over there i marinated this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. coming up we look to the future today and say goodbye to the past i'm talking to you ben bernanke you then a friend seem a kind of talks auditors accounting and accountability or lack thereof you want to miss my interview with her from earlier in this week and then finally we reluctantly let you sound off on today's show after a week of twisted comments at harrison was kind enough to source just two weeks of post a lot of television we do keep it clean well dressed i'm on today show now let's get to it.

that makes me night. and thank you for reminding me, i was going to ask you, i forgot to mentions, friends i have been lucky in friends, that is my 7th category. john phillips started it out. and i have a lot of friends and i can tell you a number of people who are my friends over the years. i have been lucky in friends. bill is my closest friends and he sadly worked for the "la times" over the years. i was going to ask you if you are cynical, do you have very close friends? are they cynical? yes! i was out with bud the contractor and he is the most upbeat guy in the world. so whenever i get cynical about politics, i find an encouragement machine or a non-cynical people because if all you do is read news and listen to fox news you can slit wrist. >> hello, i have listened to the show for 18 years. >> i started in 2000. >> happiness took a turn last week. and i am thinking the aclu is representing people, but where is the money coming from in the case? are they paid when they file a suit on a constitutiona

you hit me now. hit me again. when i leave, he'll hit me again.'t touch me, man. >> as captain morgan processes the paperwork -- >> he hit me severely in the back of the head. in these handcuffs he twisted my ankle. >> -- the inmate continues his tirade against him. captain morgan completes the paperwork and then escorted him toward segregation. a 23-hour-a-day lockup unit for inmates who violate prison rules. >> i was taking him to north segregation to lock him up in our seg unit. >> when the inmate turns on him, morgan tightens his grip. but the situation would soon get much more intense. >> that's when he tried to pull away from me and turned around on me. >> he's grabbing on me. >> that's when i tried to secure him to the ground until i could get more security help. >> no, no, no. no, no, no. huh-uh. i'm going to walk. i'm going to walk. >> those particular charges that i charged the inmate with were insolence, disobeying a direct order, assault, he attempted to spit on me as well as turn around on me. and this inmate will go to an adjustment

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 ho

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. >> my mom gave me the best advice. everything that has happened in my life, she told me that was going to happen. >> are you having a relationship with gay men or straight men here? >> straight. >> and for those unable to cope with them, relationships can lead to a life in prison. >> i threatened everybody in her family tree and this husband and her dog, too. >>> when we shoot "lockup: extended stay," our crews film for four months inside a single prison. the last stage, usually an easy day, we're doing something called b roll, doing pickup shots, kind of exteriors. most of the time we're thinking about the flight home. but in prison, you never know who you're going to run into. >> in one such instance, the person we ran into was rick clapsy. he was serving a life sentence at the penitentiary of new mexico. >> it was our last day of filming, and we were getting some b roll of a particular inmate, and clapsy was the inmate next door to this guy. and clapsy started talking to me through this cell door, and he started tel

you can believe in me. ♪ trust in me just in me shut your eyes and trust in me ♪ hold still, please.is: an honor to have you on this program, sir. there is so much to talk to you about, let me jump right in. let me get this out-of-the-way first because there is so much written given his immense contribution. so much written about walt disney. american, you have a unique perspective. as an anti-semite and his gender bias, you were up close to him. what do you make of walt disney the man? >> he was one of the greatest bosses i ever worked for. leader and a very fair man that treated men and women equally well. always exactly where they should have been. walt was a conservative. but surprisingly enough, a real progressive. tavis: you were one of the only african -- you were the only african-american in the building. were you ever maltreated? >> not a bit. i was simply another young artist looking to get a job in this fascinating business. i never thought of myself as the first african-american or the first anything. i was simply another artist trying to get my foot in the door. lone: bu

they know me. they just re-elected me resoundingly. and they know i'm going to do this job.t's it. and anybody who tries to distract me from doing this job is going to be disappointed. because i won't be distracted. >> and the people of new jersey in a recent farleigh dickinson poll said that 53% of them think it is very unlikely that chris christie did not know about the lane closures according to the story he is telling. joining me now, the "washington post's" jonathan capehart and brian murphy, a profrgs at baruch college, and a former political reporter in new jersey. brian worked for david waldstein. we're in the full disclosure section. brian worked for david wildstein in 2002 as the managing editor of politics.com. and the full disclosure goes on to say that bill is also a friend -- you're also a friend of bill baroni. >> that's right. >> reporter: zbl so as a friend of bill baroni can you get him on the phone and find out when he's going into voc the fifth amendment? >> i wish i could. i haven't talked to him actually in a couple of years. but he did come to my weddi

it moved me, it moved me to tears.ided i thought i could maybe tell a story. >> rose: what was the biggest challenge to make it, the advantage i had unlike a studio film, it's like a comedy it's a drama, it's all delineated. and actually life involves a little bit of tragedy and a little bit of comedy. they were very comfort many bed fellows and they would coexist well together. that was the part i thought this is a good idea this is a good thing. and it will be different because there are equal parts are laughter. >> he's a junk addict martin. he's obese. >> obese. >> i watched this documentary that says a lot of the americans are huge. what if that happened to him. because of the size of the portions. >> rose: because comedy requires so many different kinds of skills. it might be harder to make the transition to film if you're not a comic. >> comics can overthink things. that's why they're good sometimes. they pause there and you're going to get the whraf. if you just delivered the line quietly you'll get people laug

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palestinians always want. >> you're judging me now. you're judging me. you provoked the worst for me always. >> this interview is ruined. i dictate the rules of the game, not you. >> you see, here is the problem with the relationship. we've been here for thousands of years, you and me. so we have time to talk about it. >> i don't. >> you might have time. i don't. you don't dictate to me what time i have and what i don't. you came to me in my house. so at least be polite, ok? >> well, that went rather well. >> well, do you think i blew it? do you think he'll see me again? >> i think we should really go back and see him. what do you think about that? >> i think we have to give it some time and come back and call him again. but i definitely don't want to go inside his hole. so you better arrange that somewhere neutral. >> it's part of that coming here to the empty land, or the land with no people and all these things, and now it's -- >> most believe in the justice of the courts, they put the blame on others. we are always like -- and they are attempt togeth

people will constantly ask me why?> a lot of people are interested in to why he did what he did but i wanted to find out as much detailed information as i could rather than just that. he could have said anything. >> let me start this way. the unidentified remains, this is where i'm a little bit -- the presence of the officers down here is unnerving. some of the stuff i don't mind talking about because they wouldn't 0 know about adam. they could write it down. i don't want police getting names at this point. >> he didn't want anyone to know who he was talking about. his idea was the best thing would be for him to write down the name and he would show it to me. then i will just write the name down for you. >> all right. >> the name i just wrote down was georgette hawkins. can you hear that? okay. i just said that the hawkins' girl's head was severed and taken up the road, 25 to a 50 yards and buried in a location about ten yards west of the road on a rocky hillside. did you hear that? >> you found damage to the head, the

okay, let me ask.get it out of the way. drew was mad at me that i didn't cover my black eye. >> i said cover it up. >> i have a black eye. can i tell you how it happened. >> jimmy: yeah. >> drew was back stage and she was nervous, she wasn't feeling perfect. so her belly, she was like, "i hope everything is okay," and i said let me take a look. [ laughter ] >> she panted and i looked up there and this hand comes out and goes boom! [ laughter ] watch it buddy! talking about privacy. >> jimmy: between -- beautiful sadie and sonny, your two daughters. i love them, i know jackie. and you have little olive and i have winnie. between us we have five daughters. >> can you believe that? >> that is a lot of girls. >> jimmy: it's a lot of girls. >> and i have -- >> yeah. >> can i say it? >> you almost did. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah, say it. >> i have another girl. [ cheering and applause ] >> oh, my goodness. >> i can add her to the group. >> another girl with a sweet right hand, man. >> boom. >> jimmy: there is

trust me. to your husband, the lead singer, founding member of the cars, for 25 years. >> actually we're going to be celebrating 30. >> 30? >> yeah. not marriage but 30 since we met. >> so 30 years, married for 25. that's pretty extraordinary. if i could have said 25 years ago or 30 years ago, supermodel meets rock star you'd give it about three weeks. >> mm-hmm. >> what has been the secret? >> i do get that question a lot. and i think it's unfortunate that it's really just a question of luck finding the right person at the right time. i just got lucky. it was this dumb blind luck. i found the person i needed at the right time. i knew it. >> you met on a video of the famous song "drive" which was later taken and used for the whole live aid thing. >> being english you remember it from live aid. >> because they put the music to that harrowing footage from africa. it made a huge difference to the fundraiser. quite an iconic thing to be associated with. what's life like for you now? >> what's life

me that he's sorry, that that was a lie.e me. >> i'm looking at the parole office, this close, looking in the windows, like baby, you're going to get me in trouble, you know what i mean? police are going to come. i've got dope in my pocket. i've got a warrant. right? i'm high as hell. right? i'm trying to calm her down. >> i guess because we were arguing hard, attacking each other verbally. and the cops came. >> so i just backed -- started backing up. yvonne's standing over there. i told her, come on, let's get out of here. and i walked, because i left my son up the street. i went and grabbed my son and i took off. i left yvonne there. the police were coming. i was going to hide my drugs. know what i mean? take my son out of the area. i took off. police started coming around. i left my son with some youngsters behind a fence. which, that's the house i was going to, which they ended up leaving him there, too, so i got charged with that, too, a misdemeanor, child endangerment because i left my son in the stroller, right? >> an

and probably bragging about me he said hey administers who did you used to be? (laughter)madministers who did you used to be? (laughter)iadministers who did you used to be? (laughtesadministers who did you used to be? (laughtetadministers who did you used to be? (laughteeadministers who did you used to be? (laughteradministers who did you used to be? (laughter)dministers who did you used to be? (laughter)sters who did you used to be? (laughters who did you used to be? (laughter)s who did you used to be? (laughter) who did you used to be? (laughter), who did you used to be? (laughter) . now i'm going answer that question. i am honored and grateful i must tell you with the whip and breath of the elected family of california at every level that showed up from the attorney general to the secretary of state all of whom are here to the members of the state and the state assembly and the mayor of san francisco and the mayor of oakland and the voice mayor of richmond and one of the small towns near your place. harry this one but i don't i know it's california. (laughter

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he is showing me a gun and he is threatening me. he said he was going to f-ing kill me. but after he opened the door, then he looked at me and said you're dead, [ bleep ]. >> and were you still sitting this in shock? >> yes, i was. >> were you still in fear for your life? >> i became even more fearful at that point. >> okay. at that point, what did you believe was about to happen to you? >> i thought i was going to be killed. >> did you even think he might even be able to get a shot off? >> yes, i kid. >> that testimony wasn't backed up by any other witness or any of the evidence in the case. the prosecution says it never happened. >> when that defendant opened fire, jordan davis was sitting in his car seat with the door closed, with nothing in his hands. and he was leaning over, away from the gunfire, toward leland bronson. jordan davis didn't have a weapon, he had a big mouth. and that defendant wasn't going to stand for it, and it cost jordan davis his life. this case is not about self-defense, it's about self-denial. >> this case centers on one question, will the jur

joining me now is dr. zbigniew brzezinski, who served as president jimmy carter's security advisor and written many books and i am pleased to have him back on this program, welcome. >> good to be with you, charlie >> so when we sat down before we turned the cameras on you said ukraine is a big deal. why is it is a big deal? >> because in many ways the issue goes beyond the ukraine, it goes to the heart of the issue, what will russia become over the next decade or so? right now, putin is embarking russia on some sort of nostalgic, i think, irrational, in fact, imperial restoration. the eurasian union he wants to create, of course, centered in moscow, would really be a restoration of the soviet union minus some european portions and of course of the russian empire. i think that is driving him in the wrong direction, it is delaying the democratization of russia, it is preventing russia becoming a major european power, which otherwise it could be, within europe or connected to europe in some fashion. >> he has

look what you've done to me. doesn't that give me the right?that as a confession. >> i can do anything i want to you people at any time i want to, because that's what you've done to me. if you spit in my face and smack me in the mouth and throw me in solitary confinement for nothing, what do you think is going to happen when i get out of here? what do you think's going to happen to you? the things that you create in here. >> that was deliberate. what do you think's going to happen when i get out of here and then he turns and looks right in the camera and opens up those eyes of his. it's a threat. it's i'm really dangerous and you better learn it now. >> and what, keep me in here, where i am, where i'm safe? >> actually, the day before, if not the morning of, charles manson's release from prison, there were many releases from prison. but the last one before he went in for these crimes, he begged the parole board not to release him. he said he could not live on the outside. he had tried it. he had always failed. >> there's no need to feel guilty.

joining me is chubbychecker. >> thanks for having me.to play with your band today anyway, just because i get to. you know, you have even said the twist -- you know, it is now the biggest charted song of all time. is that right? >> number one song in the world. >> number one. >> from 1958 to 2008, number one song in the world and the next time this event takes place will be in 2058. until that time, "the twist" will be the number one song for 50 years. ♪ we're going to do the twist and it goes like this ♪ ♪ come on baby let's do the twist ♪ ♪ come on baby let's do . d go like this ♪ ♪ come on twist ♪ come on and do the twist ♪ my daddy is sleepin' and mama ain't around ♪ ♪ yeah daddy's just sleepin' and mama ain't around ♪ ♪ we're going to twist, twist, twist still we tear the house down ♪ ♪ come on twist yeah baby just like this ♪ ♪ come on little miss and do the twist ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah you should see my little sis ♪ ♪ you should see my little sis ♪ she really knows how to rock ♪ she knows how to twist ♪ come on and twist, yeah baby ♪ twist o

there's not one letter you wrote me telling me you love me. not one. try to make it seem like i told a little girl i love her and -- >> [ bleep ]. that's the thing, you told her, period. >> i'm saying what do a child got to do with it? >> that ain't your child. >> it don't matter. >> you weren't there for me when i was 6 and 7. 8. >> why wasn't i? you was out. i was out when you were 7. you called another man daddy. so i'm saying who's supposed to be getting mad? >> who was with my mama when you went to penitentiary? >> it don't matter. that was your mama's choice. >> look, i only did this interview because they said you want to do it. i'm saying for real, bro, we ain't got to go through this. >> i ain't give a [ bleep ] about this interview. >> he's trying to make it seem like it's just his -- >> brian sr., he's angry. >> he's supposed to be. i mean, i get frustrated when i think about it because i already know that the majority of the situation got something to do with me not being there. it's hard knowing that he could possibly end up with the death

going," the kinks. ♪ girl, you really got me going, you got me going ♪ ♪ you got me so i don't knowu break big and you sell a lot of records. ♪ you really got me now ♪ oh, yeah, you really got me now ♪ ♪ you really got me, you really got me ♪ >> before you were called the animals, you had another name. what made you change it to the animals? >> well, because we were a bunch of animals. >> the animals were a grittier, r&b based band with eric burdon who wasn't cute like a beatle, he was a little more dangerous. >> now you're going to do the new record for us? >> yeah. >> and it's called? >> "the house of the rising sun." >> that song is a song bob dylan had recorded a year or two earlier, like a folk traditional song. >> bob came along, his album "house of the rising sun." ♪ >> the english group music thing also rose with groups not only performing their own stuff on the stage, they didn't need anyone else, they just had the four blokes with their guitars and they could do the lot. >> the who are just sort of in that catalytic converter of rock 'n' roll. they were maybe the most expl

tell me why you've decided to get involved and bring your talents in. >> it was simple for me.t was a project that spoke volumes in terms of its significance and its importance to young students. inner city latino, originally from south bronx in new york, born and raised and now living in l.a. i'm still back in new york a lot but part of the california community. and i can tell you that it's something that's extremely vital and extremely important for us to have young latino students, especially at the rate that we have in terms of what the dropout rate for latinos. it touches my heart personally. when he spoke to me about it it was no brainer, somebody could get involved and try to help in any way i can. i'm proud to be trying to help them along. >> the numbers are troubling, the achievement gap we haven't closed it in a long time. that's where you come in and try to close that gap? >> absolutely. what we're trying to do is apply the sense of urgency of a silicon valley technology startup and attract capital to the specific challenge that faces this country, the challenge of t