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you couldn't tell me nothing, you couldn't control me.out of control, because i hated to be controlled, you know. >> now at age 20, crawford is awaiting trial on a charge of drug trafficking. prosecutors have just offered her a plea deal to serve 85% of her 15-year sentence, or about 12 years. still reluctant to accept the deal, crawford will discuss it with the woman she considers her spouse, star brown. >> she's my life. i love her to death. she's like everything. she was like best friends with my sister. when i came here she was very supportive, here for me, anything i needed, here for my kids. >> star has three children. >> two boys and one girl and i love them kids to death. >> i really miss you. how you been feeling? >> a little [ bleep ] up. so, they came to see me yesterday, and they were like, oh, because i told you, it was 15 years. right? and he said, well, you would have to do 12 years, which is 85% of that. he said or you can go 15 years in the r.i.p. program. i laughed at his white ass -- >> what's the r.i.p. program? >> boo

love me forever let me sleep on it baby baby ♪ ♪ let me sleep on it let me sleep on it i'll give youove me forever i couldn't take it any longer lord i was crazed ♪ ♪ and when the feeling came upon me like a tidal wave i started swearing to my god ♪ ♪ and on my mother's grave i swore i would love you to the end of time ♪ ♪ so now i'm praying for the end of time to hurry up and arrive ♪ ♪ cause if i've gotta spend another minute with you ♪ ♪ i don't think that i can really survive i'll never break my promise or forget my vow ♪ ♪ but god only knows what i can do right now i'm praying for the end of time ♪ ♪ it's all that i can do ooh ooh oh i'm praying for the end of time ♪ ♪ so i can end my time with you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: your coat, mr. champion. >> thank you. >> jimmy: wow, that was awesome doing two -- you did a one-man duet. i've never seen that done before. all right, wow, that's hard to top. but we've got to finish this up so i may need your help with this one, tom, if you don't mind. i know you already did two songs, but for my final song these guys put toget

can you come talk to me?' or, 'can you help me? please come talk to me.' one youth wrote about, he said he felt like a reindeer with meat on his head surrounded by lions. >> according to prison officials in michigan, they now send all minors their own housing unit-and keep them separated from older inmates. while the threat of rape may now be diminished, many of the youth say they've been harmed in other ways too. the lawyers filed record requests for incidents involving minors - what came back was a rare glimpse of what life is like for teenagers behind bars. >> a lot of these dvds seem to have been shot by prison guards. there's dozens and dozens of them. in fact, there's so much material that lawyers still haven't even gone through all of it yet. >> so i'm giving you direct order now to back up to have these restraints put on you. >> hell, no! >> ... or we're going to use chemical agent right now. >> hell, no! >> prisoner is not complying with last order. >> copy. >> chemical agent administered at 15:55 hours... here give me your clothes. take off your

would not kill me.ought it was a sick head game. why would they spare my life? i was put in the vehicle. we drove for approximately half an hour and then the door was opened up, the hood pulled off and i was pushed out of the vehicle. i arrived at my mom's home. she locks the door behind me. we call the police and we proceed on to emanuel hospital in portland, oregon. the detectives at the hospital worked on everything that i said. i was a known prostitute, feeding my drug addiction. so i really couldn't expect them to believe me. but i did move forward with filing the report and the rape kit. >> she certainly didn't know where she had been brutalized. she didn't know what city. she didn't know the identity of the assailants. the police didn't have enough to even launch a detailed investigation and by the way, nothing else happened. >> i went in the patrol room and michelle came up to me and proceeded to tell me about all the things she had experienced in the last week. i had to think about that one an

me heredÓ con sus consejos, me heredÓ con sus besos, con su amor y me enseÑÓ a usar pico y pala, me enseÑÓtir esas cosas. me parece que es demasiado temprano. reportera: otro momento muy emotivo para Él fue reencontrarse con angÉlica marÍa. josÉ: yo quiero decir que si no fuera por usted por esta mujer, no me existido mi padre. tÚ creÍste en Él cuando nadie creyÓ en Él. angÉlica: es un muchacho que me cargÓ las maletas y me dijo me das un consejo, angÉlica? soy buen compositor o no... las oÍ y esas fueron sus canciones. >> de la ciudad de mÉxico, miriam guzmÁn primer impacto. pamela: se confirmÓ que estÁn trabajando en un documental en su nombre. tenemos mucho mÁs, tenemos un invitado de lujo es fonseca y estÁ aquÍ en los estudios porque tenemos la gran primicia de su nuevo vÍdeo musical, a continuaciÓn el primer impacto. ya volvemos. con su "jomari love", nuestro experto en moda y belleza mitiga el dolor de una joven madre, que tuvo que huir de su tiera para escapar de la violencia de las sanguinarias pandillas, que asesinaron a varios miembros de su familia!! el cantante fonseca visita e

believe me. will do it and in other words, i worked with musical stars were i have not quite be believed them and it did not work out. the idea to do of book with a politician would be great for cry have done books with sports stars gary sheffield was a baseball player mohammad ali's daughter, she is a boxer. i would love to do a book with a politician. >> host: does your name get out there once your name is on a book? to somebody see that or how does that snowball? >> i am still hustling i believe in the assault. i will tell you a quick story. when i did my first book for ray charles, i thought i would get a call from eric clapton and paul mccartney i would be set the rest of my life because ray charles was such a mega star. nobody called. nobody called. i learned is i cannot count on the books that i have done to generate more work i have to go out. now i have an agent that i love that is also proactive

give me one. give me one. alex: what do you mean, give you one? erik: give me one.u've got lots of ideas. give me an idea. alex: well, i don't have a list right now, but i share -- okay. erik: give me something off the top of your head. lemonis: the minute he said that, you were like, "okay, what do you got?" i think all he was saying is we would like you to be more open-minded so that we can approach you with ideas. erik: i love input. i've got no problem with anybody's input. i don't know where you guys come from that i got a problem with anybody's input ever, 'cause i -- -lemonis: well, i mean -- -erik: i have no problem. woman #8: i had two bounced checks. when i need to pay my bills, you know, i'm really looking forward to that check. and i can't pay bills on promises. erik: do you understand that his $300,000 check is not here? so, everybody's popping off with no money here. -lemonis: but i gave you -- -erik: it's not in my pocket. lemonis: well, it's not going in your pocket 'cause you'll buy another $150,000 truck that we don't need. fuel foods is doing plen

and they call me tom because they saw me on television. it is unsettling hearing six year olds saying tom, can you pass the sushi? i said decibels are how we measure the volume of noise. think about that. they took tin. and five days later they came in side-by-side and i was laying in my bed. they looked at me and said tom, we will keep the decibels down today. and in fact they did. now we have emerged into the sunshine because my cancer is in remission. [applause] >> and we hope we can keep it there. what i have learned so much is not just the people-to-people aspect of being a cancer patient but the medical miracles that are being performed every day. we are on the cusp of making extraordinary progress in cancer cancer. it will be very welcome and that work is being done late at night by technicians and laboratory experts of all kind who come from all over the world because america still is the destination for the greatest work and medical science that we have. here i am at this stage in my life now at 75 having celebrated two birthdays

me, and they support me. so i was like, well, if they care, i should care. so then i started just doing what i had to do so i could be back with them. >> so you're nervous. it's a big deal today? >> yeah. >> you were in a fight the other day. >> yesterday. we both said it was stupid. like there was no reason for us to get mad like that. >> but you just get so mad that you can't stop and think and say like "wow, tomorrow, i'm going before this board... >> nah ... i was just .. - it was just impulse. it just happened, out of nowhere. one minute i was calm, and then the next thing you know, i was just, we were arguing. >> do you have to speak in front of them? >> yeah. >> good luck. >> i know, thank you! >> i hope it goes well. >> thank you. hopefully i get it. but i don't know- if i don't, i'll just work harder, and maybe next time i'll get it. he faces staff, his therapist, and on speaker phone, his probation officer. >> i know, keith had mentioned that he would like to present for his, his stage two, um do yo

i can't write t can you come talk to me? or can you help me, please come talk to me. youth wrote about he said he felt like a reindeer with meat on his head surrounded by lions. >> according to prison officials in michigan, they now send all minors to their own housing unit. and keep them separated from all the inmates. while the threat of rape may not be diminished, many of the youth say they have been harmed in other ways too. the lawyers filed record requests for incidents involving minors. what came back was a rare glimpse of what life is like for teenagers behind bars. one of these dvds seem to have been shot by prison guards with dozens and dozens of them. there is so much material here that the lawyers still haven't everyone got through all of it yet. >> so i am giving you a direct order right now to back up. to have these restraints put on you. we will use chemical agent right now. the prisoner is not complying with the last order. >> stop it. cough[ covering covering ] >> take off your clothes. take off your clothes. >> i want to watch it off. >> take off you

and to me, they're real. and like, if i'm feeling so down that i just can't talk, they'll sing or listen to music and dance with me. and that definitely helps. it's kind of like a telepathic thing. i can hear them in my head and then i'll speak to them either through my head, or sometimes i'll look really weird walking down the street and i'll be, t like, "hey, when i get home, do you want to, like, dance and sing with me?" and they'll be, like, "yeah, yeah, sure." and so i'll have something to look forward to when i get home. i think at times, my mom can get a bit worried. i think she's sometimes worried that i don't know reality from imagination. i definitely know the boundary line, but like, i've brought them over so much that i think the line has definitely thinned and kind of become blurry. >> alex does have an imaginary world that he has talked to me about, that he's talked to his therapists about. and they do feel that alex has his feet firmly planted in the ground, in reality, but that it has been a m

plus they're all studying me. specifically studying for me. my style. >> jimmy: you've likened this competition to "rocky iv." which character would you be in that? >> i'm rocky. >> jimmy: you're rocky. >> i'm rocky in this one, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] not only -- i did the whole mountain training and hitting the bag on the tree and everything like that. but it's gotten very personal between me and this girl. much like it did with rocky and drago and all of that. i'm going to beat her in her own country. >> jimmy: do you really dislike this woman? >> yes. >> jimmy: why did you decide to have the fight in brazil? i assume they'll be rooting for her. >> well, i mean, i fight above myself in brazil, i do really well there. the thing is i just wanted to beat her in the most devastatingly embarrassing way possible. [ cheers and applause ] beat her in front of her own people. i'm not afraid to let go of the hometown advantage. she's much more than a hometown advantage away from beating me. >> jimmy: you should show up at her house and beat her

he told me to pay me back later so i trusted him. i come back to get the money, didn't have it, told me he ain't paying me. we get into a fight. when i seen him reaching, that's when i reached. got the weapon, killed him. i shot him right here in the stomach, in the side, i stabbed him seven times. i just went crazy on him. >> but that had nothing to do with why wolford had been brought pack to the jail shortly before we arrived to shoot our "extended stay" series there. >> inmate wolford is here on a hey-profile case concerning the murder of a young female some years ago. >> the cuyahoga county prosecutor's office says wolford wrote them a letter concerning the disappearance of a 16-year-old cleveland girl nine years earlier. >> i'm writing this letter because i have a confession i've held the past nine years. i killed a girl amanda. we were seeing each other the same time she and her boyfriend had been dating. i waited for her and i killed her. i used a rag with gas. it's been eating me up. i want her family to rest so i'll tell yo

let me go where i can be found. my pain you will never know. maybe me a leaf, let me fly. hang on. you think you want me. you don't want to know. you don't know me. and here i don't want to be. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye and never saw him again. in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited yearsor

don't let them kiss me. grosses me out even thinking about it. that'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 m

tell me about the moment you discovered ballet. >> i say it discovered me, or it found me. it happened - well, dance was always just a part of my natural state as a child. it's something that i - whenever music played, i was dancing. it became an escape to me, that i don't think i realized was that for many years. it was a way to escape the chaos of being one of six children, so many different things. >> and moving a lot. >> and moving a lot. so many things that weren't ideal as a child, and movement became that escape for me. when i was 13, i tried out for the dance team in my public school and was told i should take a ballet class at the boys and girls club where i was a member. i think it was when i stepped into the ballet studio, the actual studio, because my first class was on a basketball court, and i don't think i grasped what ballet was, and i was extremely intimidated by it. it was when i stepped into the ballet studio that i started to realize "this is beautiful, and this is challenging, and this is the, like, extreme beauty escape life." >> the story goes from th

let me go where i can be found. my pain you will never know. maybe me a leaf, let me fly.you think you want me. you don't want to know. you don't know me. >> on this episode of death row stories. a mother's tloet is slash and two young sons are murdered.

me hiciste una pregunta. me dijiste: "¿tiene un problema latino?".ad. >> pero tenemos todo el tiempo del mundo para hablar con usted. lo hemos hecho. >> mira, tÚ y yo hemos tenido la oportunidad de conversar, pero quiero destacar cuando no estoy en el programa, lo que se cubre en los medios dÍa tras día, la historia que se presenta. hay una agenda polÍtica. >> muchos temen que usted deportarÍa a mucha gente. >> por ejemplo, jorge, ¿cuÁntas discusiones has tenido tÚ al aire en los Últimos seis aÑos y medio donde se muestra el impacto que ha tenido la administraciÓn de obama en los hispanos? tenemos el porcentaje mÁs bajo de estadounidenses trabajando desde 1978. el ingreso promedio se ha estancado. estÁ donde estaba hace 20 aÑos. >> es cierto, a los latinos les importa la economÍa, la educaciÓn y la salud, pero a menos de que enfrenten el tema de inmigraciÓn, muchos latinos no lo van escuchar. >> pero dÉjame preguntarte, ¿te parece que barack obama realmente estÉ tratando de resolver este problema? >> ¿el tema de la inmigraciÓn? el presidente apoya lo

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>> i think that the power that it gives me is for people to see me and hear me and -- >> rose: and wantd hear you. >> right. i've wanted my voice to be heard for so long, and this is a platform, those opportunities to be seen is a platform for people to know what it is i'm saying and hear it. >> rose: and what you have been through. >> and what i have been through. >> rose: you said almost with your voice cracking, i want them to know -- you know... >> yeah, i think that -- >> rose: i want them to know what i have been through. i want them to know what i can represent. >> yes. i think that it's so important for people to understand that racism still exists and it exists in the ballet world, and it's very difficult and it's as simple as looking at these top ballet companies and how weird it is to see minority dancers. i think a.b.t. at this point is really setting the new standards, not with just me but with the promotion of another filipino woman promoted the same day as me. she was i believe the first filipino woman to ever be a principal dancer and i think a.b.t. is really standing up

me dan ganas de llorar.l segmento de lo difÍcil que es separarse de los hijos por el trabajo. ana: mi respeto a todas las mamis trabajadoras. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa?, es muy fÁcil, solo envÍanos un mensaje por twitter a @despiertaameric y Únete a la conversaciÓn, que tal le saluda fabiola kramsky...4 bomberos se recuperan de las quemaduras que recibieron ayer en el incendio 'lowell' que inicio el sabado en el condado de nevada, cerca de sacramento... las llamas han consumido mil 500 acres de terreno y amenazan a mil 800 viviendas... y es que la sequia y fuertes amenazan a mil 800 viviendas... y es que la sequia y fuertes vientos- han obligado a las autoridades a cerrar autopistas y a desalojar comunidades por este y otros comenzamos la semana con temepraturas por encima de los 90 casi 100 en ciudades tierra adentro. cielos claros lo que aumenta el riesgo de radiacion ultra violeta por encima de 9 puntos. el condado de santa clara esta con alerta para que la poblacion evite exponerse direct

por supuesto, me lo imagino, que no me lo diga.ue tal....en "pleasanton" un supuesto ladÓn fÉ baleado mortalmente por la poliÍa mientras escapaba luego de que, presuntamente, cometiera un robo en una concesionaria. --seÚn autoridades, el hombre se neÓ a obedecer las Órdenes de los oficiales y se comporÓ de manera agresiva. --el sospechoso murÓ poco despues de arribar a un hospital local, mientras que ♪ ♪ karla: seÑoras, esto les va a gustar, las mujeres, muchas vivimos asÍ, bueno, yo no me incluyo, no me ha tocado todavÍa, el tema de la fidelidad, todavÍa no me ha tocado desconfiar, y espero que no me toque, hace una semana charlize theron, una actriz muy linda, y sean penn, terminado su compromiso porque ya dice que Él la engaÑÓ con su noble, segÚn este informe, 8 de cada 10 infieles engaÑan a la persona con una pareja parecida. paula: serÁn tontos, no entiendo eso. carla: estamos hablando fÍsicamente. paula: la excepciÓn a la regla la puso el prÍncipe carlos, porque camila parker no se parece la princesa diana. karla: si de cada

me encanta el picante.la: ¿quiÉn tiene mÁs mÚsculos, tu novio o gabriel? (risas) te voy a salvar, vamos a un mensaje y regresamos. >> ¿quieres ser parte de nuestro programa?, es muy fÁcil, solo envÍanos un mensaje por twitter a @despiertaameric y fabiola kramsky...la unidad de servicios sociales del sindicato de trabajadores del condado de santa clara volverá a votar para establecer un nuevo contrato con el condado...para ratificar el convenio todos los sectores del gremio deberan aprobarlo, pero dicho departamento no lo hizo debido a una presunta ambiguedad...la nueva votacion temperaturas maximas ----por encima de los 65 hasta los medios 90 ---como es costumbre las mas elevadas en ciudades tierra adentro---de cerca en los medios 80 napa y santa rosa ---san jose y concord con 81. ---en los 70 livermore con 79 y okland 71 ---san francisco las mas frescas con 69---alerta de inundaciones y tornados en minesota, ohio, ilinois e indianapolismas informacion... señoras y señores. tres palabras: subway. tiene. gua

misty: i think that the power that he gives me is for people to the me and hear me. -- see me and hear charlie: and want to see you and hear you. misty: right. i have wanted my voice to be heard for so long. this is an opportunity to be seen as a platform for people to know what it is i am saying. charlie: and what i've been -- what you've been through. knowing how you speak so passionately and eloquently about this, does anybody say just dance? misty: yes, absolutely. [laughter] and i have my days where, i don't want to talk. i was trained to be a dancer and i never liked talking, which is probably why i was drawn to dance. but i think part of my purpose is not just to be a ballet dancer. but it is to speak about these issues and in the classical ballet world. not everyone is going to agree, not everyone is going to understand it. it is not or everyone. but those who it is reaching and affecting, and may be changing their lives, those are the people it is for. charlie: take a look at this. this is from the rick burns documentary," american ballet theatre history." here is misty copela

this is why they call me. my wife helps me. by helps me i mean she tells me who to pick.pick who ever she says. in any event. kaitlyn and sean b. are here tonight. we'll chat later. guillermo and i talk kaitlyn shopping for a wedding dress, we'll have that for you. i want to ask her, how is it possible to be in love with two guys on tuesday. and then ones when d s whenon w out of love with the other guy and planning to marry the other guy. i don't know how that works. speaking of televised love making. have you seen this? >> what are you doing? what are you guys up to? >> jimmy: back to work. that might have been the best thing i have ever seen. remember that the next time you let a dog leick you on the face. according to multiple new polls, donald trump is still leading the field of republican candidates for president which i have to say is all going to be very funny until the white house is covered in gold paint. really is. a cnn poll has trump with 18% ahead of jeb bush in second place with 15%. this is how we do things now. find our spouses on the bachelorettes. and o

grace, swim to me. swim to me, grace. grace, swim to me. come on, swim. jump in.s wrong with me. no pain. no pain. pain. no. no pain. you have to go. governor reagan is here, and you're humiliating me. get him out of here or i'll call the cops. - don't send me back. - lady, i am a cop. oh, it's nothing. just a drunk. - "my beamish boy." - you all right? - "callooh! callay!" - what's wrong with you? what's going on with you? stop it. [whimpers] it hurts. hurts what? what hurts? it hurts. [moaning] [laughs] that's three. i'll fill up the bus. (manson) oh, yeah, sadie. we'll be zondo-ing all over beverly hills. [muffled music background chatter] will you tell me now charlie? tell you what? i hate my father. he has never loved me. he doesn't even think i'm pretty. cherry... you... are the prettiest girl on earth. do you know my father's secret? look, cherry... you accept there's no past. no future. there's only what we feel, what we know right here in our skin, in our hearts. yes. so search in yourself. what do you think is your father's secret? my father can't love.

we were always arguing and fighting, and she never told me she loved me.er showed any compassion. >> by junior high, trouble with her adopted family escalated into a suicide attempt. foster care. and eventually at 17, nicole ended up on that snowy milwaukee street. so began eight years of being trafficked from milwaukee to chicago, a known circuit for juvenile girls. >> that repeated trauma over and over, it's kind of inevitable, like, where else was she going to go? and there happened to be a predator there who could offer her exactly what she was looking for. >> initially, nicole's new pimp didn't ask her for sex and simply offered to give her a home. >> i told him i had no family, you know, i was pretty much alone in this world. and so right away, he took to the father role. >> what nicole didn't know was that the man that she had accepted as her new father figure, alex campbell, had recently been released from prison after serving time for attempted murder. >> i was crying uncontrollably. i felt blessed and then i felt undeserved but i also was grievin

and she ran up on me in my quad and punched me.ot 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 abl

to me, if you will excuse me, it seemed cool. cool and just hanging out. just something very informal and modern about it. as i came to study grant deeply and understood where he was and what he was faced with when this picture was taken on june 11 or 12th, 1864 after cold harbor, imf marveled -- i am marveled at the fact that he can convey these qualities when he must have been under immense pressure. if you can imagine the fact that he had engendered such huge casualties in his campaign. it really fascinated me. the qualities i associated with him in my scholarship and as he was known to the people than in the north, someone who could be counted on, to be resolute, to win the war, to be confident about it no matter what happened. to be that person, that tower of strength that was so needed. those were the qualities i saw in him. those of the qualities i try to convey in this essay. it just so happened that at the same time i was asked to write this, i was reading a book about an early american photographer edmund curtis. a terrific biography of him. curt

no, pues ya mejor me aburrÍ y me bajÉ del columpio y me vine para acÁ. dije, pues ya. spinning, zumba, tumba macumba, todas las clases se quiere meter. llegÓ bien emocionada y me dice: ya me metÍ al gimnasio. me metÍ a mi clase de glÚteo, abdomen y pierna. le dije: te hubieras metido a lonja, cachete y papada. te hacen mÁs falta, le dije. dice eso. si metiÓ a su clase de la zumba donde bailan las muchachas y todo. a mÍ me gusta ir a ver a mi vieja a sus clases y de la zumba. yo la voy a ver, porque si hay alguien que le echa ganas, proyecta femineidad, esencia de mujer es el instructor. me cae, condenado. estÁ bueno. no, hombre, condenado. sÍ, luego hay unas que bailan en la clase bien descoordinadas, ¿serÁ? asÍ de descoordinada es mi prima gladis. a ella le dicen: cierra los brazos y aprieta el abdomen, y abre las piernas y floja las nachas. asÍ es muy descoordinada. israel: ya vamos directamente con la opiniÓn de los jueces. y vamos con marta ofelia galindo. pÚblico: ¡diez, diez, diez! israel: estÁn haciendo un consenso los jueces. ¡diez! ¿cÓmo no? marta: aquÍ va a e

me siento bien... ¿y sabes lo que me gusta hacer cuando me siento así de bien? luchar.s entrenar con una esponja. >> las esponjas son maravillosas y sÚper econÓmicas, vamos a empezar uno que me encanta, empecÉ a hacerlo en mi casa, tenemos las esponjas, es muy sencillo, la cortamos en tiras y podemos hacer un juego de bloques, en lugar de utilizar legos, ¿quÉ te parece? ximena: es como una torre. >> aquÍ tenemos el ejemplo, la idea es que se saquen las figuritas si que se caigan, es bueno para la creatividad, la parte motriz y econÓmico. ximena: nos gustan a hacer actividades al aire libre, tambiÉn podemos usar las esponjas. >> para mojarnos, o hacer una guerra de pelotas de esponja, la misma dinÁmica, cortamos las esponjas en tiritas, si tienen niÑos chiquitos, pueden hacer una lÍnea para aquellos corten con una tijera para niÑos, cuando tenemos varias tiras, y con una liga, puede ser del pelo, o de trabajo, la enrollamos... y creamos nuestras pelotas de esponja, que despuÉs salimos al jardÍn, y con agua, que aquÍ la tengo mojada, la mojamos muy bien... ximena: no me v

how would that benefit me? listen, my reputation precedes me. i'm going to bring [ bleep ] with me. you know why? because i'm going to bring [ bleep ], [ bleep ] today and give it to him and start fresh the gift of life. i didn't do that. i didn't do that. >> we heard off camera from various inmates who were present during the assault what had happened. nobody would go on camera, though, and discuss it because then they'd be labeled a snitch. and i was privy to the photographs of darren's victim. and it probably was the worst assault i'd ever seen. i was shocked that that man lived. >> later, with the personal camera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story. >> things are looking different to me now. i'm no longer on rtu as a result of my excessive behavior, if you want to call it. i dropped the ball. i don't know why i did. i disappointed myself and i disappointed my supporters. i have a lot of people that are in my corner, but because i somewhat relapsed, if you want to call it, they're kind of disappointed with me, and they have ever right to be. these people have

i was like, "can you send me a a plane ticket?" he had to fly me to l.a.yeah, congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> and now here we are doing a a movie! >> jimmy: now it's great! now you're doing the movie and the movie is so fantastic. it's fun. if you guys are wondering if you have seen the show, "entourage" it's always behind the scenes hollywood. everyone, the entourage is around your character. and you go around hollywood and -- is the parties you go to. it's the craziness you get involved into. but i love as a fan of movies and show business in general, all the studios, did you shoot them at real studios? >> yeah, everything location is the real place. >> jimmy: the paramount lots and warner brothers. i remember auditioning in these places. i'm like, oh my gosh. i remember pulling into parking spaces there and not having a a pass to go on. >> and we go to the actual place and we become quite good at being a little breakaway guerrilla film crew. 'cause we have to go. sometimes just the guys and a a single camera and we'll dive right in and we'll

me da tristeza, ¿no?lo vemos allÍ, ese amor a la vida que lo hacÍa Único. alejandro: desde 1999 empezÓ a sufrir de la enfermedad de cÁncer de huesos, 16 aÑos, en el 2000 se despidiÓ de su pÚblico y nos regala su talento por 15 aÑos mÁs y hoy estamos celebrando su vida, su regalo y su talento. alan: la gira de la que hablaba, muchas de esas fechas no se pudieron realizar, yo tambiÉn tuve la oportunidad de platicar con Él, mÁs adelante la vamos a pasar, tenemos un programa completo, satcha, seguimos recordando de la joan sebastiÁn. satcha: sin duda, asÍ continuaremos durante el resto del programa, tambiÉn queremos hacer otras noticias que acaparan titulares, seguimos con la siguiente, una corrida de toros donde decenas enfrentaron a las bestias en el popular festival de san fermÍn en pamplona, espaÑa, un turista francÉs muriÓ tras recibir dos jornadas de una bestia en la Última parte del recorrido, la tradiciÓn de origen medieval se realiza todos los aÑos en varias ciudades de la naciÓn y atrae a cientos de

how can you help me? what can you do for me? and i didn't know -- i wanted to take her help but i didn't know what to do. >> teresa says the waitress called the police. by the time the officer drove teresa home and woke her parents, it was early dawn. >> i was sitting at the top of the stairs. my parents had already gone downstairs. i heard a police officer talking. they were in the foyer. and i heard him tell my parents. he said, you have no idea what your daughter is involved in. we know what's going on here. your daughter is not -- she almost died tonight. >> they thought i was out having a good time partying. and they didn't notice, that i didn't have shoes on, that i was -- my pajamas were soaking wet and torn. >> the officer tried to explain to teresa's parents that this wasn't a simple case of a partying teen. >> he got really loud with her and corrected her. he was like, no. you don't get it. your daughter is -- your entire family is in serious trouble. and you're in danger and you need to get out of here. you need to mo

they shot me with a bean bag and tased me with a taser, and then they 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 done it but you guys are good. i got to give you that. if i'd have made it this time, i just was wanting 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 there and live a citizen's life, get one more chance at it, that if i did get caught later on down the line, i would still have been able to look back on my life and see that 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

to ask me. i have to go to the hole, right? he's like, you got to go to the hole, okay, but no handcuffs. >> i basically wound up taking him down to the hole by myself, and we had an open rapport and communication since then. >> you're the one mother [ bleep ] i will bow down before. >> now that he's gotten older, he doesn't do that quite like he used to. now he uses his ability to talk and his stature to make a presence in the facility. >> cruz says he is a proud member of the jail's largest gang, the united blood nation. >> i'm blood, 100%. i'm b-9. i pray with you or pray over you. anyone denounce who i am, speak now. >> he claims to have been a blood for upwards of 20-some odd years. his name used to hold a lot of weight in the jail. as of right now, i don't know if it still does. >> since cruz's younger days, the bloods have formed dozens of subsets, even causing confusion among themselves about who's who. in cruz's case, some of the younger members either don't know him or don't respect hi

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>> a veces me lo sÉ, pero me he dado cuenta que realmente me gusta ver adelante.e le abrirÍan las puertas de un futuro mejor. brillante, simpÁtica, es una inspiraciÓn para familiares y amigos. >> se ponÍa a hacer su tarea y alrededor. >>, cualquier adolescente le gusta la mÚsica, en particular le gusta un cantante. >> me gusta prince royce. >> durante los premios juventud, tomar fotos con famosos, pero le faltÓ conocer a su Ídolo. por eso cuando supimos que estÁn en nueva york, no dudamos en darle la sorpresa de su vida. >> me gusta porque es especial. >> no faltaron las fotos y el disco autografiado. >> ver chicas que se emocionan al verme, es un placer. te quiero. >> unas hermosas palabras para esta muchacha que le generan una sonrisa que esperamos dure por mucho tiempo. francisca: emocionante historia, son Ángeles en la tierra que nos muestran el camino y nos hacen replantearnos por quÉ me quejo tanto, porque no luchas por lo que quieres, ella lucha por su familia. alejandro: el honor de conocer a prince royce, yo tuve el placer de conocer a un ser humano como