me dijo, tu siempre con tus cosas, has de querer que me hagan exámenes >>y sale el doctor, me dice noorroides, sino cáncer de colon >>me dijo ,señora pense que era hemorroides y esto es cáncer de colon. yo no sabía que decirle, me dije este doctor esta loco. >>y lo más duro fue en estados unidos, me dijo, me voy a morir, no le dije, también en estados unidos los doctores estan locos, como crees que va a morr >>me dijo el cáncer es el cáncer >>los días de tere estaban contados. >>mi mamá fue un cáncer rápido, dijo, me duele el estómago, le dije vamos al gastroenterologo, que le hizo análisis y radiografias me dijo, tu mamá está llena de cáncer, murió en nueve días, su cáncer era muy agresivo, que nunca le dolio. >>en algunos casos, hay tendencia familiar a algunos canceres, el más habitual es el de mamás, las pacientes, familiares de pacientes de cáncer en primer o segundo grado, hijas, tías, primas tiene mayor probabilidad de padecerlo >>luego de padecer cáncer en 2012 la vida le cambio a ortiz de pinedo, donde intentara ayudar al público montando una obra que hable del tabaquismo >>l

quick, in god's name, hide me away. kill me. throw me into the sea where no eyes can see me more. come here. don't be afraid to tend the fallen man. listen to me. don't be afraid. no one else, only i can carry my curse. here comes creon. he can best answer your requests with advice-- he is that sole protector of this land in your place. what can i say to him? what convincing plea can i offer? all my wrongs to him have been exposed. oedipus, i have not come to jeer at you or to tax you with past wrongs. if you people have no respect for human decency, you might at least not dishonor the life giving--of our lord, the son, to expose this pollution nakedly when it's rejected by earth and holy rain and daylight. escort him inside. piety demands that only his own family should watch or listen to his calamities. you relieve me in my worst fears. you've shown yourself noble when i was vile. in god's name, listen to me. it's for your own good, not mine. what's the matter? what's your petition? drive me to exile this instant where no human being can find me. you can be quite sure i'd have d

ja-mes, get out here. ja-mes, everybody. i have terrible news, ja-mes. >> it's james. (applause) (laughter) >> stephen: ja-mes, i'm going to have to let you go as chief operating officer of the foundation. call sir paul and miley and tell them the concert's off. then clear out your desk. >> but i'm the only asian person you know. >> stephen: i'm sorry, ja-mes. i have no choice. but i will let you return to the show for no pay as part of the michelle malkin memorial unpaid internment program. (laughter) (applause) ja-mes, everybody! >> um... thank you? >> stephen: well, that ends that controversy. i just pray that no one ever tweets about the time i said rosa parks was overrated, hitler had some good ideas, or ran a cartoon during black history month showing president obama teaming up with the ku klux klan. 'cause, man, that sounds pretty bad out of context. (laughter) we'll be right back with the founder of twitter, biz stone. (cheers and applause) (music) yo, untamed larger than life, move fast fruit flavor, watermelon, blue razz green apple. your taste buds dancing.

he had a lot of girls before me. and i just felt insecure that he wouldn't love me just for me.ngry with me when i told him how i was getting money to support him. he said i don't want any part of that. >> heather's been in trouble a few times and been to prison before. and she's been in trouble for the same thing she's in trouble for now. and i didn't realize that she was as bad of a person that she is, like pertaining to lying and cheating. >>> coming up, a new development for heather pratt and ricky mckaskle. >> right now i believe i am pregnant. >> we don't come here because of the food. we all keep saying if they don't change the accommodations we're not even coming back. >> an insider's look at the kent county jail's kitchen. now they're spending it to rig the system against you. pushing washington to cut american-made biofuels... bullying gas stations to use more of their oil... all so they get richer...and you pay more. truth is, biofuels are cleaner, better for your engine and less expensive. washington, don't let big oil rig the system any more. protect the renewable f

chris hugged me. and chris was crying and he told me he forgave me.id he would have never voted against me. >> both of these inmates were x'ed out of the gang. and we went ahead and moved them into the protective custody unit. >> after the fight we were still cool and we still stuck together, no matter what, because we knew where our hearts were. i knew where my heart was and i knew where my head was. i knew where i was standing. and basically, we both said you know, what we're still young, we don't need this right now. >> but the two friends would not be together long. though sanchez is waiting to go to trial on a drug possession charge, his judge has approved him for a work release program. >> sanchez? >> during the day sanchez will be released from the jail to go to work. >> do you need employment or do you have a job? >> i have a job. wood floors. >> today you can go pick up all your clothes, whatever you need. >> each evening sanchez will be required to return to the jail. >> be back at 7:00. >> 7:00? >> report to the annex, though. >> okay. all

to look at me you got to give me something.now how to use my femininity to my advantage. >> flirting in jail comes with risks. he has been sexually assaulted in another facility. >> before i go to bed, i put like a trap, you know, like a booby trap so if somebody comes near my area, i hear it. i'm crafty. i used to break and enter. i know the dos and don'ts. so if somebody comes near my they have to by pass my shoes, and they are out in the open like that. this right here is a lotion bottle. that one i have my spoon and cup. this -- if this falls because it's quiet at night, got to be quiet, that's my traps. >> while culverson attempts to ward off unwanted attention, john schmidt, currently awaiting trial of inducing panic, seems drawn to it like a moth is to light. >> what's going on today? >> since he's been here, he's flooded his toilet. he stuck his sheets in there. went and used the bathroom on that. flushed the sheets down the toilet. disrespectful to officers, calling them the "n" word. >> we need to up the ante on this

me. the dog was going back and forth with changing behavior you could tell he was onto the targe on tt odor and it maybe if we write inside the doorway he sat down and stared which is the indication that there is an explosive odor present. upon close inspection of the doorway there was a clump of grenades attached to a booby trap right inside the doorway. for me without question that was my life such moment in terms of really realizing the potential of these dogs and the role that they were able to play in augmenting mankind overseas in the battlefield and from that day forward i was starved for knowledge in terms of working dogs as it relates to military and police type of work. i found it very fitting and powerful. it's one of the things i mention in the book is from the earliest reported times of the battle, there is one constant in terms of what we still use even today. we have billions if not trillions of dollars invested in smart bombs and drones and laserguided everything and any o

for me it's difficult. they beat me. they kicked me into tortured me. my hips hurt and it's difficult for me to stand. her english is almost perfect with an accent with a starchy quality. i feel the tears welling up in my eyes. it's a miracle. we can talk to each other to get how is it possible that they do not know about this? i try to imagine her being taken out every day for interrogations and put back in the cages separated from her children, her life i and her country. so much likely get as bad as my situation is, hers is worse. why did they arrest you? she was at the protest. shortly my door burst open and a guard named l-lima had her hands on her hips and she must have heard us talking and crept down the hallway so we wouldn't hear her footsteps and pounced on us in the middle of our further than conversation. it felt like being caught masterbating and then being exposed and humiliated. this time my pleas had no affect on her. her face slammed shut like a steel door. she said she would tell my interrogators but i have done. the prisoners immediat

remember me? i feel really bad but can you write this for me? but i can show it all and that's what's important. i'm glad you brought that up because i've started to get criticism about this. people start to say i think brooks is going for shock effect. every piece of violence in this and i'm glad you brought this up, is based on actual research. nothing is gratuitous. i did not make up any act of violence in this comic. the flesh being blown off came from a passage i read in the book. i have a scene where young man his first day in the trenches he is like where the germans? over there. really? he got shot in the head. that really happened. everything in it is 100% wasted in research and its graphic. this is a horrible horrible war. and i know it's going to be disturbindisturbin g for some people and i know there are probably some older people like probably older men from a couple of generations ago that are not going to like the battle of henry johnson because i actually have one of my characters. remember i talked about why some characters are

yo me demoraba mucho escribiendo editoriales, y todavÍa me demoro mucho buscando las palabras precisasuribe y su compaÑero de fÓrmula tambiÉn, que ahÍ hay un asunto que ustedes tienen, germÁn vargas lleras ¿quiÉn estÁ diciendo la verdad en esta controversia? >> pues, a mÍ me sorprendiÓ mucho que el presidente uribe jurara en vano, porque dijo “bajo la gravedad de juramento, lo que estoy diciendo es cierto”. resulta que Él estÁ diciendo que germÁn vargas se habÍa ido a acusarme a mÍ como ministro de defensa de ser responsable del atentado. resulta que cuando le hicieron el atentado yo no era ministro de defensa. yo fui ministro de defensa casi un aÑo despuÉs. entonces, la mentira saliÓ a relucir, y creo que eso dice mucho del estado de Ánimo del senador uribe. >> ¿el proceso de paz va, avanza? ¿cÓmo lo ve usted? >> el proceso es un proceso complejo, difÍcil, pero hemos avanzado, como nunca antes. ya llevamos dos puntos y medio de los cinco puntos que acordamos en la agenda. yo esperarÍa, ojalÁ podamos finiquitar el tercer punto en el futuro cercano, y los otros dos puntos, que son muy c

so, he grabs me by my hands, he bangs me against the wall. he kept saying that i was going to leave him, i wasn't coming back. he's screaming and yelling and ranting and just -- like, "i saw the way you were looking at those guys. when he threw me over the couch, i fell completely backwards, and my head hit, i saw black. >> reporter: did you feel like your life was in danger at that point? >> yes. >> reporter: in the darkness, she reaches for the only weapon she could find -- one of those blue stilettos. and starts striking. >> when i reach down to feel him and you feel blood in your hands, that is a horror of someone you love. and that -- that i did it. accidentally i did it. i didn't even know that he was bleeding. he wouldn't stop. and it doesn't seem like nothing is phasing them. he's unstoppable. >>> coming up, action. she called in the crime. but did she commit it? >> i'm the victim. >> self defense? when designing women returns. yeah! ♪ if you want to see old faithful ♪ ♪ don't be such a couch potato ♪ ♪ yeah just go check out the thin

i know that this business owes me nothing. this life owes me nothing. everything that you're able to achieve is a gift and i never forget that. careers -- there are acting careers that sometimes go nowhere. i have no idea why this happened to me. i love it. i am always involved in it. there was a tremendous amount of luck that is necessary to have a successful career. >> does painting change things? >> yes. in many good ways and many not so good ways. i don't seek fame. it is a byproduct of what i love to do. the good things -- first of all, financial security. i never have to work another day in my life but i don't work for money anyway. i have people who are incentivized to have me earn a good living. [laughter] i trust them. i don't even know what i am making doing this play. >> you really don't? >> i know the ballpark. contract -- i don't read the contract. i say to my agent, are you happy? if they go, well, i think we can get more then try to get more. i don't want to sound like i need money. money is great. i have had none and having it is much be

and she ran up on me in my quad and punched me. i got scratches on my face and we fought. >> this is a picture of her when she was younger, as a feminine woman. this is her now as a little tomboy. >> this is the longest i've been away from her. it's hard. it's really hard. >> she gave me this for valentine's day. and i sleep with it every night. >> oh, i love her. that's my heart. >> i just miss her. i'm trying to stay close to the things that she gives me. >> we've got a really strong bond, you know? i mean, it ain't all about sex, you know what i'm saying? we just clicked from off the gate. >> i just read her letters all the time and talk to her mom and try to stay as close to her as i can. >> danica will be in prison for the next six to eight years on a robbery charge. jennifer has only eight months left on her sentence. >> it may sound crazy, but i'll probably end up even coming back. i don't think i can make it out there without her. and i know she can't make it in here without me. and i know it's killing her right now. >> i'm

they, people gave me. no hip new yorker is going to give me moon shine.ome kid, and southern conservative kid with tattoos and nose ring. i made this in my garage. >> dpreg, the book is great and one of theerancy i wanted to have you, you said i was cool, not many people said that. >> you are good, you are not cool. >> that is fine, i will take it. >> best of luck on the bock. not cool. by greg gutfeld. >> enjoy the mug. >> your mug on the mug. i got that, too. allegations of a va cover up involving the deaths was 40 veterans in arizona and where are they serving subway sandwiches behind bulletproof glass. really? my reaction and the quotes of the week coming up next. >> the national day of prayer is going to be here soon and to help kids learn god's role in the founding of our nation. a project i am involved with released a dvd all about the god in the role of history. one nation under god. you can get a free copy. it is free god dvd.com. >> a report in the arizona reprobable alleges that 40 veterans died awaiting medical appointments and that the va hea

i cried for him to help me, to help reeva. he didn't seem lake he knew what he -- like he knew what he was doing. he seemed overwhelmed by the situation. everything highway told me to do i was already doing. i was already trying to stop the bleeding. i was already trying to help reeva breathe. he kneeled down on her right-hand side for a couple of minutes, i think. and then i don't remember seeing him. he walked outside. he was outside. i was shouting for him to come back in the house and help me. when the paramedics then arri d arrived, they asked for some space to work. so i stood up. >> did you still remain there, or did you go somewhere else? can you remember going to the kitchen? >> lereeva -- reeva had already died by the time the ambulance arrived, so i knew that there was nothing they could do for her. >> did you at some stage go to the kitchen? >> i -- i stood back when they left, and i stood a couple of meters away from them -- it's an open-plan home, so i stood a couple of meters away where the dining room and kitch

six months in, he wouldn't tell me he loved me.ughter ] yeah. that's important. i wanted to hear it, you know? i've never heard it from a guy or a mom before and i was like jonesing. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] aw, it's okay. no, a guy said it once. it was my daddy. he was drunk. but it -- [ laughter ] -- counts. now, i don't need to hear it. like, i feel it from him like the little things he does. like, he'll high-five me after sex. [ laughter ] and like, he's always telling me i'm the most beautiful woman in the world with, or with more, makeup. [ laughter ] so, it's like stuff like that, i feel it. i don't -- here's the thing. i don't blame him for not loving me in the beginning because i was not myself. i was just living lies. it was like i was pretending to be a real peach of a girl. like, he thinks i read. [ laughter ] yeah, like more than tweets and plan b side effects. [ laughter ] like he thinks i'm like, into books. i know. i -- i even bought like the most expensive book to impress him. it's this book called kindle. [ l

i think israel gave me a little spark in me that told me you can do it, you can try, we know you have this. but try to manage it, try to work with it. the people at the rehab -- the events, the places, they all gave a helping hand to make sure that i was okay. >> that's valor your service dog. he's disappointed that i have not ask him a question. >> probably say. >> that's one big dog, by the way. >> yes. >> i understand part lab and part dane? >> yes. >> i think there's more dane than lab ins. >> when charles came back from israel, did you sense something was different in him? >> absolutely. he was more -- he communicated better. he wasn't as angry. i mean, he still has work to do, but i want to thank judy so judy, thanks for you to help make this be a beautiful christmas. you're going to stay with us. up next you're going to hear from a veteran who says his trip to the holy land saved him fro him from killing himself. judy, stay with us. you better as well. why is our arizona-based company relocating manufacturing to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditio

they shot me with a bean bag and tased me with a taser and set the dog on me. when it was all said and done, you know, i'm like, i mean -- i'm like, man, you guys -- i don't know how you did it, but you guys are good. i got to give you that. if i had made it this time, i just wanted to be somebody else. and just be a citizen. i figured that if i had stole a few years now, as much time as possible, who knows. if i could go out and live a citizen's life, one more chance, that if i did get caught later on down the line, i would have been able to look back on my life and see i had a little bit of life to live. that i'd lived a little bit of life. that was my plan. not much of a plan, obviously, but if they wouldn't have caught me at that moment in time, who knows, i might have been living in l.a. you know what i mean? with blond hair. you know. >> coming up -- >> who knows how many people have been here drawing on the cell, not knowing what's coming next. not knowing where their life is going. >> jimmy maxwell settles in. and just down the hall -- >> i never meant

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i think he was braver than me. >> the actual impact and the bike going over me and me getting out ofdown to split seconds. i think he was braver than me. >> the actual impact and the bike going over me and me getting out of the way is down to split seconds. the fear didn't come until afterwards and that night when you think, kriky, that was close. >> that's a quick one. >>> good sunday morning. we're talking about the politics of health care. is the resignation of kathleen sebelius a sign of siuccess for failure for the president's health care law. we'll have an exclusive interview. >>> and with republican president candidates in hamp this weekend making it clear they'll continue the health care fight. we'll discuss what promises to be a pivotal issue in november's midterm. >>> plus, boston strong. one year later. ahead of the anniversary of the boston marathon bombings, i went to the city for a special discussion on how boston is recovering from tragedy with a unique round table and an audience of first responders. >> i take the events of that day

god is not allowed me to remember what jesus taught me. >> what about god? god the father is just huge. there is nothing to compare him to. he's big enough to fit the world in his hand it's hard to describe. >> how can you see that? you saw that? >> honestly, don't know how to describe it. >> animals, plants. relatives. so all of us, he comes back, starts telling you things he couldn't have known including the sister miscarried he met there. and your grandfather. and you're saying wait a minute, how did he know this? >> yes you have a 4-year-old there is no way they have a capacity to take you on long journeys and makeup things and you not to be able to know they're making it up. he can talk about a sister, my events, where he played with my grand dad as a little kid. with specificity. he died in a car wreck before you turned seven. >> i think the movie will do great. you're going to see what i saw 11 years ago. god is going use that to work on your heart when you see this. >> i can quote "brave heart" by heart. i drive my family nuts. it's on. i start going

>> no, i'm asking for-- >> that's how it feels to me. you called me here today.ou the opportunity to get up to 15% of equity. you don't want that. you want to basically just hang on for the ride, and you're telling me that i'm supposed to pay you for all this work. i don't need you. >> i'm not--no longer in support of what i agreed to verbally. i'm just not. >> and so you're not honoring your handshake? >> i am not. >> coming up... you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore. >> i "politefully" disagree, so... you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ today is a big day. paying ourselves totoday, we greet you. treat you. care for you. today, you can come to cleveland clinic for anything, everything or just to get that "thing" checked out. big,

he told me he would give me two cakes in return. thought that could be cool. >> did he pick it up and hand it to you? >> he didn't hand it to me. i had it myself. >> you reached over and picked it up. >> he was like there's a cake there. as i picked it up, those cakes are dry. this cake was really soggy at the bottom of it. you know. i believe by me being so immune to it, i can't smell it, it might have been urine up under it. i could be wrong, but i am pretty much right. >> want to give you a possible explanation. when they stack the trays up, some of the food is hot, some is cold. when the trays are stacked on each other, they're insulated, heat and cold creates condensation. it is possible there was condensation on the bottom where the piece of cake was, that's possible how it could have become soggy. just a theory. >> some staff describe gill as paranoid. he was deemed competent by the courts, and was also examined by the jail's mental health staff. >> as far as we're concerned, he has some behavior problems, institutional probl

if they want to contact me, they can e-mail me or just the same as everybody else. and i might add, the republican party has my phone number and i don't think i go ten minutes a day without them calling and asking me for money. i don't want them to have my phone number either. >> okay. everyone is going to be asking you for money. gary k., i don't even like my employer having my personal information let alone the union. this is kind of nuts. >> well, look. this is the outcome of union membership that has dropped in half over the last 30 years. they are desperate. they just lost a vote in tennessee with volkswagen to go with the uaw. desperation run amok this time. and here is the problem. this is going to continue. you have an administration that's actually backing this. we have no privacy anymore. ben said it best. this is all about pressure and the votes in order to curry favor with the politicians going forward. >> it's very powerful stuff. they can get ahold of these names and phone numbers, addresses, that's amazing information. >> these rules are not just abou

bring it to me.and call me that and see what kind of response you get like every other reporter who has done it in my lifetime, i guarantee you will turn the recorder off. >> i will say i wrote this earl yefr ier. >> i'll explain. i ain't got to worry about you explaining. i got some explaining to do. >> ambassador -- >> this is just as racist as clive bundy. if you think blacks can only think one thing or jews can only think one thing and it's got to be the left side of the spectrum that's racist. it portrays something about the democratic party today their belief systems are collapsing if they don't have identity politics they don't have anything else. >> if a republican governor said this he would be gone. tweeted this. the point is that pat quinn is the titanic. he's going down. the guy is a fantastic candidate, six kids married to a democrat by the way. he's getting support anywhere else in illinois. he's a fantastic candidate somebody who i like as a candidate for a plethora of reasons. he know

. >> excuse me! that was my [ bleep ] i.d. >> your honor, i can represent as an officer of the court, i am not intoxicated. >>> in this hour, "caught on camera: workplace gone wild." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. wild antics at work have gotten people fired and even put in jail. but our first two stories are about workers who are going about their regular day when extraordinary events unfold. working on a navy carrier isn't really what you might consider a wild gig, but wait until you see what happens to a petty officer just doing his job. it happens in the blink of an eye. a man gets sucked into a jet engine and disappears. >> i didn't even want to see what was going to come out of that intake. i was devastated. i was -- you know, this was my best friend. >> mike mcdonald remembers that night vividly. >> this was the guy i spent the past two years almost every single day with. for him to be gone and not to be alive anymore was just totally shocking to me. >> mcdonald and john b

somebody could have attacked me with the firearm or ran up to me and choked me my lady. >> it doesn't make sense you approached them. you're right, thinking of your version that's true. you approached them. >> that's correct my lady. >> that's not true mr. pistorius. nobody would do that. not -- nobody would do that. it's a lie. >> that's in correct my lady. >> now let us then -- you -- just before you get to the area of the bathroom what happened then? >> we looked around the corner to see no one was in the bathroom. no one around the corner. then proceeded. i kept my distance as far away as possible from the wall. i walked down the closet to the last cupboard that i could see. i couldn't see anybody there. i moved slowly forward to the entrance of the bathroom. >> and then? >> at that point i did pretty much the same as what i had done when i reached the corner from the closet into the passage of the bathroom. again, i wasn't sure if there was somebody against the basin going to be there as i went forward. i saw the window was open. i wasn't sure the person was standing on the ladde

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with me.nd i remember him, like, telling me to grab his hand and, like, he kept saying, come on, buddy, stay with me. keep your eyes open. i remember asking, 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 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 i 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. >> sydney, you know, turning pale. i just remember people saying, where's the emt, we need a stretcher. >> do you remember what you were thinking while you were laying there on the ground? >> i remembe

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she would always call me or text me in the morning and say look, have a great day. >> she called them every day they talked. >> she talked to her mom, she talked to her brother. she talked to her boyfriend. >> i never got a text from her or phone call from her. >> we had started the work day but after about a half an hour and then an hour, we started wondering where is jennifer? >> when they called her phone, it went directly to voice mail. >> we waited another half hour or so and placed a phone call to jennifer's dad. >> and when we had gotten a phone call that she didn't show up for work. >> joyce immediately called her son logan. >> she was crying. extremely emotional jen is not answering. she gave me the run down, she didn't show up for work. she is not answering the phone. >> i got phone call she didn't show up from work and she was missing. >> her brother called me and said her parents are heading to orlando that they still haven't heard from her. [inaudible]. >> we knew something was wrong. >> with jennifer's parents in one car and logan in another. they all took off from the t

that ain't me no more. but what is me? [ bleep ]. i'm just me. and that's who i am.rybody else want to call me robert green because that's my government name. but i'm baby drop. >> green says his nickname baby drop come from his teardrop tattoos which reflect his hard life growing up. >> if you reflect on the past you can never move straight forward with your life. i know god has chosen me to do something great in my life and i know how to listen in a spiritual sense and i know how to see in a spiritual sense. man, how is it that me and my girl can visit and she can put her head down and i can ask her, baby, are you listening to me without saying a damn word out of my lips and she can shake her head yes. how is it i can seek my girl out in my mind and she seeks me out on the same base? it's just sad when we're not together because it's like a broken heart. >> while green says he has a telepathic relationship with his fiancee casese, he is unable to actually touch her while in jail. but they do get weekly visits. >> hi, baby. how you doing, mama? >> i'm good. >> cases

writes me. she makes me feel loved. she makes me feel loved.hat's what i love her about. >> my lawyer filed a new motion for reconsideration. >> if vote is found guilty of capital murder, his sentence is automatic. life in prison without parole. a fate already handed done to his co-defendant in the case. vote clings to the hope that his lawyer can have the charge reduced. >> it was only supposed to be a temporary thing. i didn't know that it was supposed to be like a permanent thing. >> coming up -- >> facing the back wall. >> staff conducts a surprise contraband. >> you are not allowed to induce others to commit or participate in the activity. do you understand these? >> kyle beauchamp says good-bye to the homosexual unit. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is, pirates, helicopters, pirate-copters... argh! hmm. it's so huge, it's being broadcast on mars. heroes...bad guys... asteroids. availa

so god help me. after september it struck me i knew almost nothing about islam except some cartoon version of islam. gathered from maybe a british movie, like "lawrence of arabia" or wherever it came from. and my journey to the middle east was in some ways just to satisfy my own hunger of knowledge. i didn't know who these people were. what their grievance was with us as americans, and so forth. and i think what i'd learned from living and even worshiping with muslims is that, as a christian, i am -- i adore a desert god, and they reminded me that these religions of abraham. judaism, slam, and christianity, are'lls and god revealed himself to abraham, revealed himself to us, and revealed himself in a landscape of such desolation that we almost do not -- we do not dare to confront -- witness las vegas. the city constructed on every sort of evasion of the desert's conclusions. one of the things i wanted to do with this book is i wanted to introduce the people who walked through my soul. so elvis presle

it's not for me, wasn't for me. i don't like their style. >> alonzo's gang, the tango orejones splintered in the 1990s, since then they have become enemies, but family ties like alonzo's have probably helped reduce the bloodshed. >> always rumored about the two groups, when will there be war, when will it carry into the streets, when will the bloodbath begin? i remembered asking members, where is this going? i got a very interesting answer. the mafia and the tango orejones said we don't like each other but can't go to war. why not? we're all related. >> alonzo is not the only inmate at bexar county with ties to both gangs. peggy perales has them as well. perales was recently sentenced to three years probation for drug possession. she's back in jail due to a failed drug test. now, her relationships with two other inmates have raised red flags with the jail's gang intelligence division. >> security intercepted some letters that she received from male inmates. one of them being a member of the mexican mafia, the other

time they woke me up, they told me about the attack. they told us that our officers on the base in benghazi had gone to the state department facility to help rescue the state department folks and that they had brought them back to our compound, where there was a second attack that our officers repulsed. then they told me everything was quiet. at that point, i went back to bed only to be woken up a few hours later by my staff to be told that our facility was under attack for a second time, this time with much heavier weapons that included mortars. >> what did you do? >> what i did was -- we have an instant messaging capability on our computer system. i chatted with air chief of station in tripoli for about two hours. i wanted to make sure that he had everything he needed. there was nothing i could do to help him that was not being done, and i wanted him to know i was thinking about him and his officers. i chatted with him for almost two hours. >> at that time, did you believe this was simply a protest that morphed into something? a plan

me too. what denomination? he said me too. northern or southern? northern. me too. northern reformed or fundamentalist? fundamentalist. meme too. [indiscernible] he said dad you heretic and pushed him off the bridge. [laughter] this reminds us that as conservatives we have that to be far more engaged in the act of finding converts then identifying heretics. we need to sharpen more pencils the ninth. i get asked every single day what is it that we can do to make a difference? how do we win? in this very critical election year, it really comes down to expectations. her starters, -- for starters, i neared to tell you it is time to expect more. -- for starters, i am here to tell you it is time to expect more. do not settle for high unemployment. expect opportunity. do not settle for liberal domination of the media. expect an honest debate and a deeper national dialogue. do not settle for trillion dollar deficits. expect balanced budgets. do not settle for washington centered solutions brought to you on a silver platter by smooth talking washington bureaucrats. expect co

and me, i was like -- they sent me an mp3 of the actual names. have a crazy name. sudeikis is a crazy name. i have a huge, like -- i want to do a good job by these people. >> seth: you want to get it right. now, just, in your defense. this is the title of one of the movies and two of the names, because this is not -- >> yeah, that's not a joke. [ laughter ] that's not like -- they don't give you the pronunciation phonetically. they sent me the phonetic thing, and then, i asked them just very casually about ten minutes before -- another great thing about "snl" is you've had crazy -- we've all had crazy ass stuff thrown at us at the last second. i just go, "uh, and i assume --" because of the rehearsal the day before. "they'll have the pronunciation, like the, you know, phonetic?" they're like "uh, we'll check on that." i was like "we'll check on that?!" [ laughter ] so i already knew, like, they don't have them on there. i'm screwed. but the whole time, i'm listening to the mp3 in the limo on the way there. olivia, next me, helping me out. she's m

that bothers me. don't support legalizing it but i won't put people in jail and spend money on it. every person i know that smoked pot regularly, lacking motivation, ambition, theyincoh >> should it be up to the states -- >> in the end, yeah. i think culturally speaking, if you look in a big tick tour, we have a dependent problem in the society. i think we have a cultural decline in the society, cultural shift and i think breaking away, it's a deterioration. to see young people wasting lives getting stoned every day using other drugs, taking ecstasy, molly, snorting cocaine, i don't think any of it is good for them. >> you will acre nknowledge at these raleighs yillies smoke. >> it will increase the price, increase the poet si. >> i have one more question, can't help but think about the stoned drivers that will be on the roads. >> they are out there now. drunk drive sg a huge problem. look, i don't care if people want to get plastered. don't get behind the wheel of a car. if you're in colorado, don't

the fans will not let me do it. they write me, do not do anything to lenny.want to give some freedom to lucky. she has had three husbands. she has a revenge kill in there herher -- the murder of mother and brother and fiancÉ. she has done amazing things. tavis: now lucky has occurred out. -- a cookbook. >> this would be something instead of being a book that goes from hardcover to paperback and goes back on the shelf, this would be something they can put in their kitchen and have fun with. i have written little scenes between lenny and lucky. fun and some fabulous drinks. it is a gorgeous cover and these photos of the food are making me hungry. another nice necklace. i love that. >> illustrations are fun, too. she where some of my jewelry. describeuld you because every time we talk you are always at some event. whether you're being honored or just hanging out. you are at some party, you're doing this or that. what role has food and rink played in your life and in your work? >> a lot because my husband when he was alive owned nightclubs. he owned the ad live i

don't look at me like that. you're scaring me. don't bully me. don't bully me. why don't you get up here at the microphone instead of being such a coward. >> is that what you're thinking? at least i don't paid for this. >> who would pay you to do this? >> i could say the same thing about you. >> let me put it this way. you're toast, okay? >> don't bully me, that's up there with don't tase me, bro. >> federal prosecutors are now calling witnesses to testify before a grand jury. we're going to find out where this case is headed. you're watching "hardball." >>> after checking pings under water, crews are resuming searches for the missing plane. black boxes are supposed to emit pings. it's been exactly a month since the plane disappeared. back to "hardball." >> we are back. there's been a significant development in the chris christie investigation. it's getting real. federal prosecutors have begun calling witnesses to testify in front of a grand b jury. here's why that's important. the grand jury will ultimately decide whether criminal charges are brout against chri

tell me what happened?ou can imagine what it's like to be playing anybody who is actually in the house the night of the performance. when it's the president and this particular subject it's very strong. we met prior back stage and he said, i'm very happy to meet you and meet you. i'm so pleased to meet -- i'm not so sure about how i feel about meeting you. he gave me a hug and said you did a wonderful job. it was a very special night for all of us. >> lawrence, it was tense for you as well because the president had wanted to read the script but hadn't, hadn't read the play, didn't know how he was being portrayed. you must have been nervous as well. >> at the dinner before hand, he said he had trepidations about the play. and i had -- there's some lines in there that i was worried about how they would go over with him. and for instance, there's a line about his brother billy and i -- apparently he laughed according -- >> he did laugh. >> we're very relieved because -- it's a good joke and you don't want to g

me gusta el de agua.ellenar el chile. y miren lo que hacemos. >>> de verdad? >>> una vez que los rellena metalos al horno para que pueda manejarlos bien. no tiene que prender el horno alto. simplemente para que los pueda servir. y mira, asÍ hago en la cocina. lo sacamos del horno. y aquÍ viene lo bonito. >>> aquÍ llegue yo. >>> nadie te hablo. >>> vamos a colocar en el plato. le agregamos la deliciosa... >>> me quedo rica la salsa. >>> que manera de apretar el botÓn de la licuadora. >>> que talento tiene. >>> y lo decoramos con perejil. >>> verde, blanco y rojo. (aplausos) >>> y los colores de nuestra patria. miren que delicia. la receta estÁ en despiertaamÉrica.com. quiÉn quiere? >>> yo. >>> el mÁs pachoncito para satcha pretto. >>> esto no lo hubiera comido si no estuviera embarazada. y miren estas imÁgenes, asÍ se las voy a soltar. son del actor daniel arenas divirtiendose con su familia. y fernando colunga, ya llegÓ, griten, alborotense. >>> y lo que sueÑa puede predecir cosas importantes en tu vida.

but with me is dr. frank king. >> nice to meet with you. >> you are, in fact, the founder and president of king bio, which is a pharmaceutical manufacturing company that's dedicated to the development and education of safe and natural, homeopathic products. everybody else does men's products. >> i've been working with patients using natural health care. we've developed a lot of advancements. couldn't get anybody to make these products the way we found them working so well in practice, so off i chose to go and start a pharmaceutical manufacturing company. >> and it's fda approved, which is even more amazing. >> we are fda registered, these are registered drugs with the fda. >> even though they're all homeopathic. >> and they don't have any known drug interactions. >> explain what homeopathic means. >> it's a natural pharmaceutical law of similars is what it uses. similar to allergy shots or even immunizations. >> like flu injections, right? >> yeah, but much safer and more natural. so homeopathy applies

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for me it is difficult. they beat me, kicked me and tortured me. my head hurt and it is difficult for me to stand. her english is almost perfectly, strongly accented with scratched quality. i feel the tears welling under my eyes. is a miracle, she knows me, we can talk to which the. how is it possible the guards don't know about this? i try to imagine her in her cell, being taken out for beatings and interrogation and put back in a cage separated from her children, her life, her country, so much like me. as bad as my situation is, hers is worse. why did they rescue, i ask, i was at the protest. suddenly the door of my still burst open. a guard named lay low, her voluptuous the lead on the doorway, she put her hand on her hips, she heard us talking and cut down hallway probably shoeless so we wouldn't hear her footsteps and pounce on us in the middle of are forbidden conversation. as if we were being caught masturbating by ruthless school mom, discover a private secret pleasure and being exposed and humiliated. this time my pleas had no effect on wh

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