andrés: me caí, papá, me tropecé y me fui contra la mesa, fue un accidente. que no te metas en mi vida, ¡que me dejes en paz! ya estoy harto de que siempre pienses mal de mí, papá. héctor: andrés, ¿adónde vas? ¡andrés! sandra: ¿me acompañas al baño? >> sí, vamos, te acompaño. andrés: pato. atiéndenos, mi rey. capuchinos para todos, al fin que mi papá paga. [ríe] a ver si se les baja la cruda así a estos. pato: entonces, cuatro capuchinos. andrés: va, órale. pato: ¿cómo ve, don tomás, que su papá paga? don tomás: esos muchachitos de ahora no tienen conciencia. creen que a sus papás no les cuesta ganar el dinero, y, claro, se dan la buena vida. bien dice el dicho: "al que no le cuesta, lo quieren volver fiesta". asómate, mira, ahí está. pato: qué muchachos, ¿eh? santiago: oye, ¿y qué onda? ¿ya va cayendo? andrés: redondita. ahora sí se me va a hacer. santiago: [chista] andrés: neta, sandra, perdóname. ¿yo qué iba a saber que mi papá iba a regresar antes? pero también es justo que te pida perdón. sandra: ya sabes que no puedo estar enojada contigo. andrés: ¿y es

if you love me and you want to be with me, you'll let me sleep with [ bleep ] and you'll help me do it at all costs and then i will marry you and you will become mine. you will become my queen. >> at the time, manual trout's victim was a 13-year-old girl. >> i took her and we got our hair and nails done and then when i thought that she was ready, i went and got him. we had already intoxicated her so much with drugs and alcohol that she was eating out of the palm of our hands. >> manual trout says she talked about the crime with a family member who then reported it to the police. >> i wanted my fairy tale happy ending. and that's what i didn't get. i did what i had to do to get what i wanted or thought i was getting. but all i was getting was a heartbreak and sent to prison. >> coming up --- >> i had stabbed this girl with her own knife. i was like, well, it was just a lung. you know, she's got two. what's the big deal. >> serving time for violence. one inmate lays it on the line for a chance at freedom. >> if stupidity is a crime i'm guilty i guess. >>> if it weren't for the 17-foot

look at me. let me see your tongue.rinted and soon has another mugshot added to her file. >> all right, brandy. i need you to look straight at the camera. that's good, brandy. >> are you high? >> no. no, i've been clean four days. >> really? >> yep. yep. >> how do you feel about being back? >> fine. i was going to turn myself in. so i was kind of prepared for it anyway. so -- it's all right. >> four days later, nyp has settled back in her old housing unit and seemingly more insightful about the choices she has made. >> i never realized it before when i got out of here last time, i realized that you don't have any friends out there. and i always, you know, out of all of those people and all of those people that you've helped and all of those people that you've hung out with and done all of these things for, you don't have any friends at all. not one. and i also realized that for the first time in three years, i realized that those people don't see me really for who i am. you know, when i look in the mirror, like, i see m

trust me. when these girls go, they'll come out with girlfriends, so i taught them like how to hop on and do weird things. with our stripes on and stuff like that. yeah. we had lesbian sex 101. >> she made us all try it out so that we could feel the feeling. >> yeah. and it was good. >> mcnaughton has recently set her sights on a new arrival. >> this is my new blonde, jessica. fake boobs. really big fake boobs. nice ones. but she's kicking heroin. kind of like the other blonde. >> jessica arrived two days ago, still high on heroin and barely able to stomach the food. and though mcnaughton's gravitational pull in the dorm is strong, styx said she won't be sucked in. >> like kelley is, i guess, a pimp. she has everybody doing everything for her, which i'm not going to do. i don't like girls at all. >> you know what she said to me last night? she looked at me and she goes, he i'm not like you. i'm like good and i'm not in prison. >> oh, my god. >> she said i meant i'm not a hustler. is that what y

you couldn't tell me nothing, you couldn't control me.s why i was so 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 goo 15 years in the r.i.p. program. i laughed at his white ass -- >> what's the r.i.p.

. >>> where do you want me? >>> where do you want me? >> a brutal stabbing puts the prison on edge. >> will it be a thorough one? >> a brash new inmate gets taken down a notch. >> it ain't your business to take care of that, man. >> two buddies do their time together. >> my first cat saved my life during a contract hit. he woke me up when the guy tried to take me out. >> oh, no! >> and now we put our cameras in the hands of inmates who share intimate thoughts about life behind bars. >>> there's just a lot of foul stuff that goes on in the indiana department of corrections. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbing police. you know, i targeted them. >> you see guys wearing their pants down to their knees, thinking they're cool and stuff. that would get you gang raped or something like that. >> when i first got to prison, like i said, i had blood on my mind. i wanted to get my knife wet. >> we're a level four. we have the worst prisoners of any in the state here. you've got your murderers and rapists. we've got people in here

me quedé "freezada". me fui de mí. me fui. optic white. blanquea los dientes por dentro y por fuera. para una sonrisa radiante, más blanca con colgate optic white. ¡dale, tú puede! !dale, camila, vamos mas vamos! ¡dale, camila! sí, le estoy hablando español a mi hija y en público. ¿o desde cuando hablar en tu propio idioma está mal? mis papás dicen que le prohiba los videojuegos... pero ¿perderme de esto? ni loca. así lo hago yo. [sirena] [radio policial] maría elena: ¿qué pasó el 25 de julio del 2005 en tu casa? ronald: bueno, específicamente no--no puedo decirle con detalles lo que pasó. maría elena: ¿tú no puedes hablar de este tema, por qué? ronald: yo no puedo entrar en detalles en este tema, pues yo tengo que ir a la corte en otro--en otro tiempo. maría elena: tú no puedes hablar de este tema pero yo sí te puedo decir lo que leí del reporte. ronald: muy bien. maría elena: te levantaste en la mañana. tomaste la decisión, después de que fueran-- salieran tus padres de la casa, de matar a tu hermana. [radio policial] maría

>> o.j.: when riccio was calling me telling me this, i wasn't interested. it wasn't until he got actual pictures of what they supposedly had a because it was family photos and stuff, that's when i was interested in going there and i only went to retrieve my own property. >> what were you thinking when the guns were being brandished? >> o.j.: i didn't see the guns. you say guns, as i understand it, one guy behind me somewhere pointed a gun at him. i never saw him brandished a gu gun. i left, i called back to the room to ask bruce, you said there were some pictures and i asked him if walt alexander returned his cell phone. he described who was pointing a gun at him. to be honest, i didn't really believe him at the time. the three guys i was with said they didn't see him do it. i got back to my hotel, we waited for the security guys to show up. of the minute drove up, i asked walter alexander for the cell phone and he kind of through the cell phone to me. i wasn't aware until i was in the car driving back to our hotel that this guy had actually pointed a gun a

and inmate ran up on me and swung on me twice.hen when she didn't connect with my face she kicked me in my face. >> did you have issues with her? was there something going on between her. >> somebody apparently said that i said something. if she would have approached me woman to woman -- you've known me long enough -- i would have told her what i said. i waited till quiet time. and i said i fell and hit my face on the toilet and they took me to medical. >> and you tught somebody'd believe that story. >> i didn't want to tell. i mean the whole pod was like pretty much you're going to get us all locked down. so. >> why -- >> she knew the truth. and i don't want to be locked in my room for lying to a sergeant. so when one thing happens or does something wrong everybody suffers the consequences. and i didn't want everybody else to be locked down on behalf of me and some ignorant inmate. because of course as a woman we all have that ego and that pride thing going on. i want to whoop her ass. but why? >> i think brandy has come a long w

it didn't help me get a job but it helped me knowledge wise i learned a lot of subjects like organizational behavior and stuff like that so it helped me converse with a lot of customers and talk to them to learn about my customers as human beings in heavy conversations. a lot of times my boss didn't like that i talk to my customers she thought i was wasting time but people came back so it did help me in some ways. but it didn't help me to get a better job. >> it teaches you a different kind of writing. i knew that i had a journalistic eye even while i was working so it did help me in some way just wondering how the customers treated you. >> good and bad. people couldn't communicate and there was a barrier. they didn't take me because of that the upward social mobility. >> do i select that? >> i'm not for sure. the book is about downward mobility. here all of a sudden it took a dive from standing on your feet for eight hours. it was for two years. it would have meant that i moved to a different city on a different store and i was with my wife was going to school at northwest virginia so i ch

>>no me molesta, me molesta cuÁndo veo tweets de trump. mÁs. >>era un narcotraficante cubano eso es cierto? >> no te puedo decir, no te puedo decir. reportera: tiene mucho futuro por delante y asegura que ha podido aprender de cada faceta profesional. >>me gusta aprender como escritor, director me gusta trabajar en esto porque fui pÚblico y veÍa un cine. reportera: dice seguir siendo el mismo de siempre el que tiene el mismo amigo de toda la vida. reportera: hoy son socios de negocios y en el 2005 tuvieron una casa de producciÓn de pelÍculas independientes en mÉxico. reportera: en alguna competencia en ustedes en el sentido de que quieran alguna pelÍcula? >> en alguna Época nos pasÓ pero la competencia es en el fÚtbol. >> quiÉn juega mejor fÚtbol? >> obviamente yo. mÁs bien nos complementamoseste trabajo nos empezÓ a abrir puertas que no sabÍamos que se podían abrir. reportera: el cielo es el lÍmite. >> tienes tu lÍmite? >> sÍ, llevo mucho tiempo sin trabajar por dinero que personajes no harÍa y quÉ pelÍculas no haría? aquellas que no fest

and inmate ran up on me and swung on me twice.hen when she didn't connect with my face she kicked me in my face. >> did you have issues with her? was there something going on between her. >> somebody apparently said that i said something. if she would have approached me woman to woman -- you've known me long enough -- i would have told her what i said. i waited till quiet time. and i said i fell and hit my face on the toilet and they took me to medical. >> and you thought somebody'd believe that story. >> i didn't want to tell. i mean the whole pod was like pretty much you're going to get us all locked down. so. >> why -- >> she knew the truth. and i don't want to be locked in my room for lying to a sergeant. so when one thing happens or does something wrong everybody suffers the consequences. and i didn't want everybody else to be locked down on behalf of me and some ignorant inmate. because of course as a woman we all have that ego and that pride thing going on. i want to whoop her ass. but why? >> i think brandy has come a long

. >> all i remember telling him is remember me, remember me? >> when mommy gets home are you going to live with mommy or live with grammy? >> a former stripper fears losing her daughter. >> i need to go before my mom, like, runs away with my kid or something. >> it's a taste of tampa behind bars. >> just close your eyes and eat it and make the best of it. >>> when it comes to good times, tampa, florida, has a lot to offer, but just outside downtown is a grim reminder of how good times can go bad. the hillsborough county jail consists of two sprawling facilities located four miles away from each other. combined they can house close to 5,000 inmates. most of the men and women here have recently been arrested and have not been convicted of a crime but are awaiting trial or settlement of their cases. some inmates have been convicted but are serving short sentences. usually less than two years. either way, time here is no vacation. >> jail is a pretty awful place. this is by no stretch of the mile some kind of spa. you're here for a reason and you h

and it made me feel good. at that point in time being on parole they were dictating to me what i could do with my money that i earned. it was totally embarrassing. >> narrator: rob also needs approval from the halfway house to go anywhere other than his job. >> like right now, even going in this store i could end up back to jail, just for going into a store to get something. and i'm only getting a coffee. you can't do anything without permission. i would have to fill out a pass. if i got caught in the building that's a stipulation, it's a violation of parole. i could have went back to jail for that. you know, last week i got to the point where i told the director, "you know what? i'm better off sometimes in jail. i don't gotta deal with all this bull(bleep)." you know, when i was at the halfway house i couldn't see raeann, at all, you know, my daughter, and it hurt, you know, it was hard. i went to work and kelly actually brang her to my job to see me, you know, for my birthday and to surprise me. >> hi, baby.

he showed me his license, he showed me his ccr. you know, i assumed that the state gives a ccr and stuff, they vetted him. i should have vetted him. i didn't really need him. i knew these guys weren't dangerous. >> all right. your version of the offenses differ a little bit than the official records, mr. simpson. but moving forward here, considering the fact that what we have on record, brandished, you were there, property was taken. >> oh, i was there. i'm sorry. >> so the question is what do you think was the impact on your victims? >> well, i mean, i know what the impact was. we've talked about it. mr. beardsley, we had long talks back then. he told me that he had tried to call my lawyer. he testified in court that he had called my lawyers and tried to tell them in the months previous that guys had my property and they were trying to sell it, but my lawyer never called him back. he actually testified for me, i'm sure you know, during the trial. bruce and i talked and bruce was traumatized by it. fortunately, as i said, we talked

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, and they look at me.e because they thought it was too early to try it, you know. so -- >> you mean too early to put a black man on stage? >> yeah. let me throw that too. because when a reporter, like, when a lot of times i would be interviewed they'd say charley how's it feel to be the jackie robinson of country music, or how's it feel to be the first negro country singer, or first black country singer or first afro american country singer, i say i feel same. i'm a staunch american. i always have been. i will throw in this, my oldest sister just passed away about three months ago or so and she would say charles u she call me charles, she say why you singing their music. you don't talk like -- i say i talk the best i can and do the best i can with my voice. now, i said to her, i says it's my music too, so a lot of my peers which all of them are really in my corner, i'm trying to make sure i come back to the point about being black and disspursing the record between you and me, well, another thing, when it

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me. >> all right.. gohr. >> yes, sir. >> after deliberating, the disciplinary committee decides that gohr will not spend time in segregation due to the bad write-up. and he is sent back to his general population unit. >> i feel like i won trial or something. it's crazy. hopefully i won't see you again any time soon. >> all the charges were not guilty. >> that's only because they messed up the paperwork. otherwise you would have been doing time. >> i know. i got to stop and change my ways. i swear. >> all right, gohr. let's try to stay out of trouble. >> i absolutely will. >> but gohr did not get off without consequence. he has been fired from his kitchen job, which means he can no longer catch glimpses of or pass notes to his girlfriend, samantha agee. but gohr says he'll find a way to get his job back. >> listen. was found not guilty. so i broke no rules. my whole life i've always been a person to manipulate my surrounding, like make things work. >> i don't know, i think he got fired but i'm not sure.

>>nd -- >> they call me giraffe. call me pterodactyl. they call me all types of [ bleep ]. >> a bullied inmate is pushed to the breaking point. >> the way you acted, we're not going to have that here in our facility. >> why all this stuff just coming at me? >>> in recent years, the communities surrounding washington, d.c., like those in fairfax county, virginia, have become some of the wealthiest and fastest-growing in the nation. due in part to low crime rates. >> we do not have the same amount of serious crime as maybe the district of columbia. so we can concentrate more on all the little things. if you take care of the little things in fairfax county, you don't have the big things. >> and behind the walls of the fairfax county adult detention center, deputies say they practice the same philosophy in managing the inmates. while some of the 1,200 men and women here are convicted, most are currently charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but staff say no infraction is too minor. >> we have tough rule

she tells me how much she's missed me. how she thought about me. she looked for me since i was 10 and she was 13. always been so something special and magical between us. now she's me soul mate. she's my wife now. >> richardson hasn't actually married his new girlfriend, but the relationship has caused a serious rift with his legal wife. >> she can't help but feel any other way probably but betrayed and hurt. we have grown apart. and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. but first, beau de'arborne and michelle culberson have a family reunion with their infant son. >> peekaboo! cally adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >>> hi, i'm veronica de la cruz. here's what's happening. >>> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >>eau de'arbornend michelle culbers

you're telling me. haley e-mails me pictures of her nails. and luke asked me if he's part owl.ead pretty far around. alex, i'm so sorry. it's okay. maybe you do put pressure on me, but it's nothing compared to what i put on myself. i guess i needed somebody to blame for what happened today, and there you were. you know i'm in awe of you, right? (both chuckle) come on. i know a back way out of this place. wait. don't you have to return that? no way. i paid good money for this. - we're taking it down the waterslide. - okay. how can she not be here, either? - this is hopeless. - have a little faith. did the jews give up when the egyptians chased them - to the banks of the red sea? - how do you know all this stuff? was i the only one listening to uncle menachem's toast? well, i'm glad it worked out for the ancient jews, - but at the moment i don't see god doing me any-- - look! (overlapping chatter) i'm not gonna embarrass you, but you got one minute to get out of here. you, too. it's for the best. all this sneaking around was kind of weighing on me. - let's just grab our gift bags

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maribel: ayer me dijo:" mamÁ, me quiero casar". me parece maravilloso.. maribel: es una belleza el enano, me ha robado el corazÓn. cargar un bebÉ es algo muy mÁgico. ves como y una nueva vida la esperanza, la ilusiÓn, la vida continÚa y se renueva y todos vamos para fuera y esos viene para delante. son las nuevas generaciones. reportero: en lo que se resuelve en torno a la herencia que dejÓ su padre, juliÁn salta noche a noche a los escenarios con su legado musicalpara ganar el sustento de su nuevo hogar. incluso a veces acompaÑado por su guapa y talentosa madre. maribel: el prefiere estar solo pero, yo feliz de verlo a Él. el sale a cantar, cambia de caballo, entro yo y asÍ vamos alternando el espectÁculo y ha gustado, gracias a dios. ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: todo lo que no dice juliÁn figueroa, tenemos a la mamÁ, la abuela que está feliz. karla: que invite a la boda! que dios los bendiga! ana: vamos a ver estas imÁgenes que se que lo van a despertar. cada vez que la veo en intagram me motivo. sigue dando de que hablar con las imÁgenes que comparten sus redes social

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he'd say terrible things about my manhood, he'd throw the chalk bag at me, he'd call me and taunt mebring it, jay! you stink, phil. you're the worst thing to happen to golf since they let people wear shorts. you just told me to-- (voice breaks) no, that's part of it. just listen with an open mind. she doesn't believe in psychics. it's not just psychics. it's all unquantifiable phenomena. i'm going to save you some time. (whispers) she doesn't have a boyfriend. maybe not now, but soon. (claps) (normal voice) you see? that means-- shh. go on. you are going to meet someone special. i see a handsome man on a horse, like a knight. well, i am going to a renaissance fair this weekend. yes, i know. there's no renaissance fair. even if there was, i wouldn't go. i'd be the laughingstock of the young astronomer's club. but i couldn't tell gloria her fortune-teller was a fake... not until i had a little more fun. i see that you're smiling. you're enjoying yourself. i know it sounds crazy, but could you please tell me what happened to my bunny buttons, who ran away when i was 5? never had a bunny

he said they wanted to kill me. >> an individual came up to me and told me that jeremy had said thate was going to give everybody in the pod hiv. he had told people he put a special sauce on his sandwiches. >> extra mayonnaise. that's what i said. and that was like four weeks ago. >> you're saying you did not do that? >> no, i did not do that. >> bologna sandwiches are not part of the jail's normal meal plan. they're usually given to inmates who require an additional meal for medication. due to his hiv status merithew was such an inmate. but he gave his sandwiches away. >> the sandwiches are popular because a lot of the inmates are indigent and he was giving them out for free, i guess. and if you can get anything free in jail, sandwiches or anything like that, you're going to take them. so they're going to be extremely popular. >> i have a morning snack for you. there you go. >> thank you. >> you bet. >> there's so much almost hatred for him right now in here. i think i had 16 people eat sandwiches from him. >> ruben florez received several sandwiches from merithew in recent weeks. h

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or working for me anymore.t has happened. >> but, with that being said, i have two trainers that start with me like three or four years ago that makes sure that my body is working correctly and i am doing all my stuff and chef, i do have friends that i keep arn around because they remind you, you are still a kid, don't change and be that person. they don't take advantage of me. they're probably thinking hey, you are doing so much and you need to chill out and you don't need that. leave it alone. we are content where we are when it comes with what we do everyday and do we train and play dominos and play some cards, literally. [ laughter ] >> video games? >> i don't play video games. you are the only one. >> how is that possible that at your age and generation, you are not a video game guy. >> it is like movies and dominos and playing some cards >> give me three movies that you love? >> ""friday," we just watched them. >> it is a great movie. >> i love it. >> it is teaching you about life and family. >> symbol is

trust me they boss me around today and give me a vice. were you doing? i got this. i live on my own and everything. [laughter] but it is a blessing my american friends are often times are surprised. they call you how often?. >> every day her gore promised you. [laughter] it is what it is and i think oftentimes and marginalized cultures are like haiti that asset that you have is people and family because lord knows everything else is working against you so that is one of the reasons we have a very close family. >> a whole play on the adoption and short list. [laughter] >> so you also talk about delay writing some of the book because talking about how hard it was so what about taking your time to write the book?. >> i am very lucky because i would just keep making of deadlines and an avid say you would know that i am lying but then they knew i was lying but they would let me lie so that was quite sweet. [laughter] i really tried to my feet because it was so difficult to be so open and i was dreading what ever is going to happen in the next two weeks very much so i wil

for me that makes me really angry. brian: do you have any idea what the leadership in saudi arabia thinks of this book? mannle: i haven't read it yet but finally after years of being indoctrinated, the government is acknowledging hat they made a mistake. all the religious books that we were studying are being changed. they removed the part about hate for the infidel. they removed these parts so they're acknowledging that after it backfired, after our own sons and daughters backfired. when you have terrorist attacks, when we suffer more attacks -- more than in europe, for example, we have people going to mosques and bombing these mosques. friday is the holiest day for us in the week. they realize it's a mistake. now there are a lot of things happening to, i would say, rebel those ideas but the problem is not here really. did so many s we wrong things in the past, how do you go and undo them? when you have the same ideology being taught for people who come for scholarships in saudi arabia and go back home with that ideol

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scarce me.rinks, does drugs. i've never done drugs in my life ever! all right! >> stephen: someone is passionate about that issue and i'm not sure which one. >> one pittsburgh person and one no drug. your character wants to inhale the smoke you can't hold it like this, like my lips were pursed as they could be. it's like no no, she wants to inhale the nicotine, pleasurable for her. every once in a while i get a drag and start coughing. >> stephen: grab it like that smoke it like that. >> is that the way? >> stephen: just like that. >> i wanted to do this, and i was talked out of it. >> stephen: really? that is almost like your vapping. vapors do this. >> that's what i see on the streets. does that look good? i should stick to -- m. >> stephen: i should tell you i've been chewing on the tip of that pen for about two hours. that's about as intimate as a crystal would get. sorry. it was lovely to see you again. >> thank you so much for having me! >> stephen: say hello to your mom. season 2 of "love

luego, me dieron el reembolso. me dijeron que la universidad me habÍan hecho un hackeo.os hacer? existen aplicaciones tecnolÓgicas que nos ayuden? ariel: hay muchas aplicaciones. ante todo, hay que asegurarse que los bÁsicos estan cubiertos. nuestro telÉfono tiene que estar actualizado.de hecho ,, en este momento, hay una actualizaciÓn para los iphone. alan: si no lo actualizas, tiene riesgo macro -- de quÉ te roben la informaciÓn? ariel: exactamente. una persona puede entrar a tu telÉfono. se puede adueÑar de tu telÉfono. tienes que tener esas actualizaciones en tu telÉfono y computadora. tambiÉn, tienes que tener un sistema antivirus y anti espÍa. alan: es fÁcil de hacer? ariel: puedes entrar en internet y escribir antivirus gratis. yo te voy a mostrar los opciones. antes de entrar averigua si tu informaciÓn ha sido comprometida. tengo un sitio que puedes entrar a tu correo electrÓnico. vamos a ver si lo mostramos en la pantalla. puse la direcciÓn cualquiera. lo que hace es una base de datos de todos los diferentes sitios que han sido hackeados. si pones tu correo elec

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when i was shot i had blood all over me. nobody wants to defend me. i had loved all over me. you would think the fact that i was the one hit would have triggered this ultra-masculinewa chivalry and it didn't, trust me. in fact my gunner turned to me went to our patients, one of our patients are getting a littlehi hysterical which made another one a little upset. he turned to me and he said this is why we don't want women in combat. first of all that's great to be so comfortable that you can say that to me until comfortable because i was very heavily armed.d.need he didn't look at me as someone that needed to be protected.ve he knew i could handle myself fine. we trained together, ate, slept and we didn't shower together. the point stands it's all in how you integrate people. the integrate them and as equals then no i don't think you have a problem of seeing a woman her. as a medevaced pilot i saw a lot of people hurt in the most devastated person i saw was an oda guy whose best buddy had been hit and his best buddy with the medic so unfortunately he was hit and nobody have th

me either.e manager and, you know, he would have time to have somebody walk you over there. >> if you walk me over there, i'll spread it out. i'll let the officer look at it. >> okay. all right. let me see what i can do. no promises. >> i appreciate it. >> i'll still try. >> just two minutes, i'll be in and out. >> okay. all right. >> for me personally, that's the only way i have found just to even survive in prison. it's become so important. it's just a part of what i rediscovered. a lot of it is a coping mechanism. because you go through all the trauma, you know, of killing innocent people and stuff like that. it's like the prayer tithe offerings you make. each prayer tithe, you make that with the individual prayer to your specific victim and everything. that prayer is sent to the spirit world and it goes directly to your victim, asking them for forgiveness, stuff like that. that's important. >> i have a question for you on kinslow's religious articles. his native articles. they won't give the

i didn't really know what he thought of me. i thought he was kind of fond of me.s later, on my retreat to come and be a bishop. we'd have a holiday in cornwall together. we had to sleep in a double bed in a farmhouse in cornwall. i was intrigued by the fact that i was in bed when he came back after having brushed his teeth, and he said, i'll sleep on the top side of the sheet, to separate us. and i wondered about that, he must have had a wee inkling. when i went to make my retreat at this nunnery, in 1986, before coming back to edinburgh as bishop, they said to me, you'll know someone who is here. he's come back from africa. he is leaving the order, but he's our chaplain at the moment. and it was this guy. i made my confession to him. and then leaving, the last day, i referred to thatjourney because i remembered the rosebay willowherb blossoming on the roadsides. he said, we were in love. i said, yes. i said, can i do anything for you? he said, buy me a wee transistor radio. and i did. you've been a champion of gay people, the right of gay people to join the pries

but let me think about it.t up to the executive floor of the cia. there was a very, very senior cia officer up there from whom i worked in the middle east a decade earlier and i said, they asked if i wanted to be train in this. he said, let's call it what it is, it's a torture program, they can use whatever euphemism they want. you know how these guys are, somebody is going to go overboard and kill a frizz pris. when that happens it's going to be a congressional investigation and justice department investigation and somebody's going to go to prison. do you want to go to prison? i said, no, i don't want to go to frizz. as it turned out, i was the only one who went to prison. i said new york, i don't want to go to prison. i resigned from the cia later to go into the private sector. three years after that i got a call from abc news. he said that he had a source who said i tortured abu zabada. i said that absolutely untrue, i was the only person who was ever kind to him, never laid a hand on him or any other prison

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makes me want to -- kills me.just -- that he examined that moment and came to it with humility and said "i'm sorry, i was wrong," and that he was sitting there really thinking about that moment that he was willing to examine it, that she mattered so much to him that it -- it wasn't about his pride and i mean, i think that's what keeps you going over the course of decades, rather than -- >> to stop. i'll be crying. i think we're all going to be crying. such a beautiful story. >> i can't tell the story as well as -- i think i wrote it fairly well. to tell it, i think would mike me dissolve in a way that would be highly unattractive. but you just -- had a thoughtful way about him, my father, and just sitting there considering her, you know, after -- 5.5 decades together. and apologized -- my father also was brilliant at apologizing. it wasn't -- he didn't expect something back, and he didn't expect to be absolved or anointed by you or something. it was as though he wanted to let you know that he was wrong, and he was

for me. you know? this family knows that i wouldn't wish any harm on these guys. ever. these guys are friends of mine and i like to think we're friends again. >> thank you. >> good morning, mr. simpson. >> good morning, ma'am. >> i conducted your last hearing in 2013 with hearing representative mr. robin bates. do you recall that hearing? >> yes, i do. >> all right. at the time, we asked you what your plan would be if we to grant you to your consecutive sentence you told us you were going to complete commitment to change. have you done that? >> no, i haven't. at one point i couldn't take the course. you know, i took -- i took two courses that i guess you guys don't give much credit to. called "alternative to violence." i think it's the most important course anybody in this prison can take, because it teaches you how to deal with conflict, through conversation. i have been asked many, many times here to mediate conflicts between individuals and groups. and it gave me so many tools on how to us

francisca: me recomendaron que me lo cortara y me arriesguÉ, asÍ que bueno.e gozo esa fiesta mÁs que mundo fue orlando segura. ya vieron toda su apariciÓn con shannon de lima. no espere que fuera a llegar. orlando con todos los detalles, ahÍ estÁn el auto, estuvieron juntos disfrutando el show,una locura! karla: no podemos dejar pasar, los felicitamos. este domingo se celebra la independencia de argentina. saludos a nuestros hermanos argentinos! [aplausos] alan como dicen por ahÍ, vamos argentina, vamos a ganar ♪ karla: y asÍ nos vamos a las noticias. sasha: los ojos del mundo estÁn en la cumbre del g20, en alemania. en esa primera reuniÓn del presidente donald trump y el presidente putin,el hombre que le inteligencia estados unidos acusa de haber ordenado la intervenciÓn durante las elecciones presidenciales. hoy se reÚne trump con enrique peÑa nieto. pasemos con pablo, quienes han alemania. pablo: muchas gracias, lo subo del mundo continÚan puestos en esta ciudad, despuÉs de los graves incidentes de anoche que dejaron un saldo de decenas de heridos y deteni

told me.ple were losing their homes, a guy owed him money, couldn't pay him the money. gave him my property to sell. i told him i understood that but you should have told me. we had a chance to talk about this at a later date, and he apologized, i accepted his apology, i apologized for these two guys that pointed a gun at him. he's traveled with me. he's known me when i've had security. he's known me when the venue supplied security. and there's time he had security for me. he knows i would never, ever direct anybody to point a gun at him or threaten him. i've never done this in my life. i want to point out, you mention all the gun charges. bruce and alford, they made it clear during the trial i had no weapon. they didn't feel threatened by me, and from what you said, i didn't threaten them. it was the other two security guys that did that. i haven't made excuses in the nine years i've been here, and not trying to make excuse now. they were there because of me, you know? but in no way, shape,

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