this remind me that people out there care. they're still thinking about me. they're still just keeping me in their heart. i don't know if this prison's gonna eat me alive. if i'm going to end up -- if this prison's gonna be the death of me. >> while hall faces many more years in prison, ray slagle only has eight weeks left until his release. but first, he has a long, overdue visit. >> i haven't seen my daughter in so long. you know what i mean. i'm already just -- i didn't even hardly sleep last night. it's going to be an emotional trip, i already know. i paid a guy to iron my stuff, shine my boots. i can't iron nothing. here's some tokens. it's been a long time since i even had a hug. you know what i mean. any kind of contact from anybody, hell, i haven't had a hug in six years. >> and it's been even longer since he seen his daughter, rayven. >> that's the last time i seen her face to face. >> tell me how old. how old was she? >> 1999. she was born in '92. '92, '93, '94, so 7 years old. that's the last time i seen her. she was just a little girl then. she st

>> sÍ. >> y de ahÍ que sabemos de ti. >> me han culpado y me han humillado, y me han discriminado y metÁ pasando. >> ¿pero quiÉn te ha censurado? ¿dices que los medios en inglÉs no te hacen caso, no quieren hablar contigo? >> no. >> no te dan acceso. >> me dan un pavor y estas son organizaciones no lucrativas, corporaciones no lucrativas que tienen el compromiso y les di oportunidades, o sea, les di un aÑo para que pusieran mi foto cuando >> o sea que no te estÁn tomando en cuenta es lo que nos dices. >> no, o sea, yo para ellos soy la peor amenaza porque soy el despertar del gigante dormido. >> claro. >> y para ellos, quieren tener este concepto de que los hispanos somos ignorantes, no tenemos voz, venimos aquÍ a robar empleos y es todo lo contrario, o sea, estÁn equivocados. >> ahora explÍcame, ¿por quÉ te cambias del partido demÓcrata, al partido republicano? algunos podrÍan decir que es oportunismo polÍtico. >> no, no, no, mira, lo que esÁa pasando aquÍ es que tienes dos opciones, a y b. >> sÍ. >> el a vamos a ponerlo como el azul que es el demÓcrata, en el sur de texas en la franj

. >>> get me a wheelchair. >>> get me a wheelchair. a self-inflicted injury to his left arm. >> an inmate takes drastic action and leaves his cell a bloody mess, while another -- >> explain this. homemade in your property? >> found with dangerous contraband. >> handcuff key is like mainly for my defense. >> looking at probably one of the biggest screw-ups in the united states sitting right here looking at you. >> an old-timer counts his losses. >> lost my brother, sister, mother, pretty much my whole family's passed away since i've been in here. >> i'm like an outcast. scum of the earth here. >> and a younger inmate looks forward to hitting the streets. >>> there are more than 102,000 men and women doing time in the florida state prison system. of the 56 state prisons for men, one is considered the end of the line. the place male inmates go when other prisons can't handle them. the santa rosa correctional institution located in florida's panhandle. >> pretty much predominantly two thing, anger and fear. okay? if you go out acting like

hits for me.," " corner," "celebrate me home," and of course "footloose." that is the one that the younger audiences are waiting for. and "danger zone" is back in the winter thanks to -- in the window thanks to "archer." tavis: your voice lends itself to both up-tempo and down tempo and the melody doesn't exist anymore in music. it is a thing of the past these days. have you filled over the years that your voice is better suited for up-tempo or -- >> or ballads? tavis: yeah. >> that's an interesting question. i go back and forth on it. up-tempo stuff for concert. if and not his will get up and dance, eight makes it so much more fun. tavis: the energy there. >> yes. -- that is why "footloose is so fun. danny's song has been around forever. tavis: you mentioned peter yarbrough and he has been a guest here many times. he has written a number of books and when. you tell me how peter ended up calling you and asking you to consider doing frosty the snowman. >> i don't know why he did but i'm glad he did

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why don't you rape me? try to rape me. i know there's someone out there bigger and badder than me, but i'm going to die. i'll die for what i believe in. i've got a lot of experience. i know. >> a lot of experience doing what? >> doing what i do. >> which is? >> taking out the garbage. >> because they so frequently become the prey of inmates like abhul, most sex offenders live in protective housing units. that's where we met ray rowe. >> it's a big honor badge for general population to kill somebody, especially a sex offender. >> rowe? >> rowe was sentenced to 230 years for an unlawful act with a minor. >> they don't care whether they're innocent or guilty. somebody says, did you know that guy's a chester? >> which is? >> next thing you know they're hurt. >> what's a chester? >> several years ago in "hustler" magazine they had cartoons every week, the guy called chester the molester. the term has stuck. >> even the most secured housing units can't always protect so-called chesters from an inmate set on hurting them. when we

she promised me she was going to visit me almost every weekend.ogether, kevin. okay? you got to keep it together. got to. you don't have a choice. >> i just feel like breaking down. my mom, she really wants the best for me. but at the same time, how can i get the best out of something if she's not going to be there to talk to me about it? >> all right? >> i just waited for that day to get out of here. i just want to leave. >> family involvement from one case to another can vary greatly in the juvenile justice system. while kevin struggles with what lies ahead, kymyada finally has her day in court, where she's convinced she'll set the record straight with her mom. >> you not lying? >> i'm not nervous at all. it was just a misunderstanding. the judge will listen to my mom, but once she hear my side of the story and she'll know where i'm coming from, she'll understand, too, and so will everybody in the courtroom. >> i need kymyada. >> good morning, kymyada, how are you doing? ready for court? right this way, please. >> hopefully i'll go home and i'll

porque lo que pase con mi vida me da igual. >> no te merece. >> ¿por quÉ me dices eso?.uiero salir. >> ay! ya. >> estoy escondido. >> paul!. >> (gritos). >> no, no pienso salir. >> ¿por quÉ no vienes?. >> mÁs machito. >> ay! cÁllate!. >> miren vamos con ana por favor. >> estoy skonz ido. >> orden en la casa por favor, ana por favor. >> oigan muchachos con tanta tentaciÓn entre comidas cocteles que giran alrededor de estas fechas festivas es fÁcil subir libritas de mÁs por eso hoy claudia mamacita molina nos va a decir cÓmo mantener el peso en esta temporada. >> mi clau. >> buenos dÍas. >> ¿por quÉ subimos de peso y cÓmo lo podemos evitar?. >> lo que pasa que en esta Época primero muac! buenos dÍas lo que pasa que comemos mÁs pero hacemos menos actividad fÍsica, entonces eso ¿quÉ significa?. >> calorÍas demÁs que se acumulan como grasa sobrepeso y desafortunadamente no quemamos las calorÍas en el aÑo siguiente. >> claro. >> ahÍ es donde viene la obesidad y despuÉs enfermedades. >> okay. >> ¿cuÁntas veces debemos comer al dÍa?. >> vamos a empezar por quÉ debemos cuidarnos

give me your best educated guess. >> they didn't want me to see the game?that wasn't a good guess. that wasn't a good guess. >> no? >> no. >> you're here for threats on another inmate, or actual assault on another inmate. how much did you have to do with that? or did you have anything to do with him? >> i had a little bit to do with him. i just told him, hey, put that in your house and everything's going to be good. >> so you told him to hold the hooch? >> yeah. >> you didn't threaten him, beat him up? >> no, he was all for it. he was like, i'm going to get to drink? i was like, yeah, and he was good to go. i didn't have to threaten him at all. that old dude, i'm not going to hit him. >> why did he get so scared? >> i'm not sure. >> well, you know what, we've had pretty good salmon out here with these s.o.s and haven't had a lot of trouble out of you guys. i don't want it to start. >> i didn't know he was an s.o. until he brought it up. because everybody was kicking it with him. everybody was like, no, dude's good, he's all right. >> so apparently he just g

he'll judge me. i know justice will be served. >> when you say justice will be served, tell me what that means to you. >> me going home, you know. the truth coming out, showing that people are lying, you know, perjury, lying under oath. >> but all of melton's co-defendants are on record saying melton played a key role, that he not only participated in the criming but actually a guest at the party, part of a plan he would case the location for the others. >> if he gets found guilty he would rather go down saying he fought going down or instead of i didn't take no plea like the rest of them. but when you fight, you ain't doing nothing but pissing them off. you making the victims go through this again distraught and emotional. if you do lose, you get hit with the max. >> melton says his co-defendants lack credibility. >> four against one, that is pretty bad odds, but four criminals, you know. >> even though hodges, jones and towns have all plead guilty to criminal sexual misconduct they deny having comm

>> me pateaste, me pateaste!.iento especial por parte de la ciudad de los Ángeles, en este edificio que se encuentra detrÁs de mÍ en la alcaldÍa se convirtiÓ en ciudadano distinguido y tambiÉn pues nos platicÓ que ahora sÍ se viene definitivamente a vivir a los Ángeles, pero bueno quÉ seÁa lo que se va a traer de la ciudad de mÉxico a esta la capital del entretenimiento?. >> pues vamos a ver. >> muy emocionado llegÓ eugenio a la junta de la alcaldÍa donde se le entregÓ un reconocimiento por su trayectoria y sobre todo por su labor en el cine. >> ya que segÚn los concejales de la ciudad proyectos como este ayudan a resaltar la ma' jep positiva de latinos en estados unidos. >> dice este es un mensaje polÍtico, no dice eso pero si porque la gente normal no los polÍticos en el congreso, que mexicanos son como nosotros ¿verdad? tenemos las mismas cosas, preocupaciones, entonces una cosa maravillosa a la mejor no lo intentÓ pero la hizo. >> le hicieron la invitaciÓn para que se muda y se conviertan en un angelino. >> mu

and he told me that he was there to arrest me. and i don't remember the exact words, but i said something along the lines of, you've got to be kidding. what? to me it was just so ludicrous. i turned off some stuff in the kitchen, i grabbed eric and i told him i wanted to call a friend to come get him. and he said that wouldn't be necessary. he had already arranged for some neighbors to take my son. and i didn't want him to go to those particular neighbors. but they pulled him out of my arms and his arms were outstretched, he's calling to me. and they're handcuffing me. i go, oh, crap. >> morton became the target of the investigation because of a set of circumstances. for instance, there was the autopsy. it said chris morton died of at least eight blows to the head around 1:00 a.m. august 13th, long before her husband said he'd left for work. >> long, intensive investigat n investigation, doing the work that had been done and the ultimate rules. it gives us a good feeling. >> you're confident? >> yes, sir. >> why are you confident?

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it was dependable for me. when did you make the that you had written enough of these to string them together for a text? >> when i started writing the narrative, and i realized that i could relate all the narrative to each story, and it just came piece, thisthis single piece. it just felt like it was finished. tavis: i'm curious, do you see yourself now as a writer, or are expressions?ni's because, if you see yourself as a writer, then i suspect there may be for this to come -- more of this to come. >> there is that aspect, it is about getting it out of me, or else they just keep winding around in their, and this is a way to release them. .ut i've always written singing and writing have been best friends to me, and so i can't really imagine not doing that. what does the writing specifically -- we talked about your singing before, but what does the writing do for you, when you say they are two of your best friends, what do you get out of that friendship? >> well, i get a lot of nurturing, and i get understandin

he told me just send me to the hole, send me to lockdown. order and he stood up in my face and told me get the f out of my way. >> he gave me an order to go into the holding zone. i told him no. i told him pull the pin, you're going to need backup. >> confinement means his chances of hustling his bond money are over. >> derailed. i've been derailed. just like that fast train they were trying to put up here in tampa, derailed. so no, there's no hustle. it's just doing time right now. >> without bond, caponi will stay in the hillsboro county jail while he awaits trial for two robberies. if convicted, he could get up to 20 years in prison and caponi says that kind of time will guaranty he'll never change. >> if i stay in jail till my 60s and 70s and get out, you're not going to see me tell you, paper or plastic, ma'am? i'm not going to be bagging your groceries. i'm going to go right back to what i do best, the stickup kid. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> a surprise attack on a sheriff's deputy takes an unexp

and he would say, what do you want me to do? you want me to mind the harbors? that is what a lot of people were talking about. he said and then have them bring out one prisoner every day and hang them in public? well, maybe not. not the best thing to do. but, you know, i wanted it over. of course he did, too. everybody did. every night on the program started on tv and nobody got over it at all, could get over it. just think about it. it was every day, every night. it was awful. i kept up with what i was doing. i never stopped doing the things i was doing. >> by the time four of years or were over, how tired wereyou? >> you know it you lose the election in november and that is depressing. it was depressing for me. but then you are therefore until january the 20th, november, december, january. i just wanted to go home. and then when i got home, i do not know that i was tired. i guess i was tired. i just remember coming home, boxes to the ceiling. we lived on the edge of the woods. we have been gone 10 years because jimmy was governor four, the campaign, two. the

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

they put me on a flight, did the interview, put me on a flight and flew me home.on cbs ont aired tuesday morning and then they dropped the lawsuit about an hour after the segment aired, which then kind of pushed me into a whirlwind of stuff. as a result, i ended up working for an organization here in the city that deals specifically with the issue of sexual violence in the military and trying to adjust policy. it has been interesting because it has been about three years since i started speaking publicly about the issue, and there has been a major uptick in media coverage of awareness around this issue of men speaking out about their experiences as well. a lot of you probably heard if you heard about these types of things, so jill brand -- senator senatornd -- gillibrand introduced a proposal to take sexual assaults out of the chain of command. i support this because an infantry commander is not a lawyer and he is probably dealing with the accused and the accuser in their unit. and you cannot be objective in those situations. again, without going into too much det

during this whole time, my relatives are phoning me, constantly, leaving me messages, pleading with me, afraid that he's going to spend another minute alone with his daughter. so at that time, i decided, hey, this is family. i got to do this. so i asked him, i said, hey, just tell me exact time and exact place where i can find him. they end up telling me tuesday, at about 2:15, he would go to a daycare center to pick up his son. i staked out the place, planned my escape route, went to mcdonald's, grabbed something to eat, went to some abandoned horse trailer and put on my armor, my disguise, a hat, glasses, jacket, and i went and waited. and i waited for -- i don't know, it seemed like forever. he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center. and i remember the blinds were drawn. that's one reason why my relatives said it would be a good time, because the kids would be sleeping, and the blinds would be drawn, and nobody would see me. so i remember, i got in the car, and i slowly crept to his window. i just remember taking the gun, and i tapped it a

this is not for me. >> i'm sorry? >> this was not for me. it was for the guy who asked me to do this. >> you were buying for a guy. >> yeah. >> where was the guy? >> he was at the corner of farewell and l street. >>> man claims he was paid by a client to buy a girl and bring her back. >> where is the client? >> he was at farrell street. >> if we go back there now, he will be there waiting? >> i'm sure he's still waiting. >> have you ever done that before? >> no. this is the first time. >> did your client actually see the girl? >> no. he said just any of them on the street will. >> just go buy any girl on the street? >> yeah. come back and drop here. >> the story of the phantom client seems less than convincing. >> did you know that's illegal? >> i don't know. >> did you know that buying sex is illegal? >> yes. >> in the state of california. >> yeah. >> so knowing that it was illegal, you were still going to do it? >> i wasn't sure. i told myself, i'm not buying for myself. maybe hike giving her to him. >> do you know what's happening now? >>

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hits me. have a knife handle in my hand with no blade and i'm covered in blood. >> super bowl sunday takes a deadly turn. >>> perched on the flat windswept plains of eastern colorado, the limon correctional facility is home to nearly a thousand inmates, more than half of whom are serving time for violent crimes. among this collection of heavily tattooed hardcore inmates, wesley stoltz struck us as something of an anomaly. >> welcome to my humble abode. i do a lot of reading. i try to keep up on current events and other things. here's my television. nice 13-inch with a digital card, so if we ever go to uhf, i'll get all the digital channels, too. because i am dtv ready. >> wesley stoltz was something else. i never met an inmate who said i'm dtv ready. i never met with an array of product that this guy had either. i've been to women's prisons and never seen so many products. >> this is my luxury right here. the irish spring icy blast body wash with the loofa. >> so you basically have been able t

i think israel gave me a little spark in me and told me you can do it. we know have you this.ry to manage it and work with it. the people the events, the places, they all gave a helping hand to make sure that i was okay. >> that's valerie, your service dog, who is speaking up. he is disappointed that i have not asked him a question. >> probably. probably so. >> by the way, charles, that's one big dog, by the way. >> yes yes. >> now, understand part lab and part dane? >> yes. >> i think there's more dane than lab in the dog. >> right now, yes. >> 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 much for helping my husband because it really is a different life now. >> well, it's a beautiful story, and it's an incredible organization heroes to heroes. you guys are celebrating your first christmas together this year? >> yes. >> wonderful. >> well, i hope you have a magnificent christmas. judy, thanks for you to help

he had a lot of girls before me. and i just felt insecure that he wouldn't love me just for me., very angry 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. >>> and -- >> 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. [ coughing ] [ crying ] sorry. [ male announcer ] new robitussin dm max nighttime. fast, powerful cough relief that helps you sleep like a baby. robitussin nighttime. don't suffer the coughequences. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natura

me dice que me porte, me voy presa. >>> ellos la trataron un poco brusco, la empujaron al carro, se acercaeglada. mi mamÁ tambiÉn. >>> ella dijo que debÍa ser un error, que hacia dos aÑos que compraron el auto. >>> ella le implorÓ al oficial. >>> vino un capitÁn, una persona de mÁs autoridad y chequeo, y ni me dirigiÓ la palabra, dijo ella se va tambiÉn. >>> cuando me siento que miro hacia atrÁs, que veo a mi hija que viene con esposas. ahÍ senti que la vida se me iba. >>> ambas fueron trasladadas al precinto 32 de la policÍa de nueva york. >>> yo empecÉ a llorar de vergÜenza. >>> me sentÍa derrotada, no sabÍa cÓmo ayudar a mi mamÁ. >>> a pesar que las esposas le molestaban, dijo que lo peor fueron las burlas de los uniformados. >>> la princesa. quieren que la traten diferente. me doliÓ bastante. >>> luego las encerraron en una celda. >>> dice mami. ya de verdad, nos van a entrar a la cÁrcel. le dije no, tÚ eres una reina, no te pueden hacer eso. siempre tenÍa mi valentia, porque ella era una niÑa especial. con su corona y su banda. ella tiene su tÍtulo. a ella habÍa que considerarla. amba

children gave me a hard time to me didn't talk to me and inside. to me. i was an outcast with the story of my life is based on what was a great tragedy for my mother to shawn she believed that she had to give birth to daughter so that there would be someone to look after her when she's old and already know if you call that was her life plan so when after labor the doctor told her it was a boy she got hysterical and she said take him away it's not my baby she was convinced the babies had been switched to yellow and i saw mom was suffering because of me because i wasn't born a girl i feel guilty for something that wasn't in fact my fault matias you were. this feeling to kreutz i was delighted to be a woman willing to i took interest in all aspects of my mother's life i tried to prove i was worthy of her love and if she could only feel love for a daughter i was determined to become that daughter for her. children. both of the goals. and you were arguing when we were choosing this t. shirt i was afraid it would be too big for me so easy to be in fact t

he had a lot of girls before me. and i just felt insecure that he wouldn't love me just for me.t very, very angry 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. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. ♪ ♪ i know they say you can't go home again ♪ ♪ ♪ i just had to come back one last time ♪ ♪ ♪ you leave home, you move on [ squeal

but let me ask you about -- >> no, let me ask you about the real world. chris christie is the real world. >> chris christie is not the real world. chris christie is a fat nightmare. >> a fat nightmare, well, i look forward to watching that. "anderson cooper 360" stardz right now. >>> i'm anderson cooper. welcome to special report, extraordinary people. >> and i'm robin meade. extraordinary may nbt eye of the beholder. to some it might mean someone athletic or talented. what about every day folks who simply have to be courageous in the circumstance they find themselves in? or selfless or inspirational? looking back on this year 2013, who do you feel is truly extraordinary? >> that's what we're going to look at in the next hour. you're going to meet people who did extraordinary things. people like antioinette tough. in a year that mass gun shootings took place this schoolteacher changed the story. she had power of love. it played out for the world to hear on a 911 call. >>> what is your emergency? >> yes, ma'am. i'm on second avenue in the school and a gent

her mother would write me a letter once a year and send me pictures.i received all of those letters when i was 18-year-old. >> dear adoptive parent. >> dear birth mother. >> i want to send you a letter about our little girl. >> we have enclosed a picture and as you can see, she's quite beautiful. >> i just wanted to find stacey because i just always felt like there was some sort of a piece of a puzzle missing. the journey was a quick one. i actually found her brother first through facebook. when i had contacted him, he immediately knew exactly what i was talking about. said, yeah, i'm your uncle. >> i was driving down the road. i usually don't answer numbers i don't know for some reason. >> my heart was pounding. i was really scared. >> she said, is this stacey? i said, yes, it is. >> my name is emily and i think that you may might be my biological mom. >> i said, oh, just a minute, emily, i'm getting ready to lose it. >> she immediately started crying. telling me it was the best day of her life. >> i told her, if you didn't come to me by age 30, i was

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. >> i remember telling him, you remember me? you 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 runs away with my kid or something. >> it's a taste of tampa behind bars. >> close your eyes and eat it. make the best of it. >>> when it comes to good time, tampa florida has a lot to offer. just outside downtown is a grim reminder of how good times can go bad. the hillsboro county jail has two jails four miles from each other. they house close to 4,000 inmates combined. most men and women have recently been arrested and not convicted of a crime but a waiting trial for settlement. some inmates have been convicted but serving short sentences, usually less than two years. either way, this is no vacation. >> this is by no stretch some kind of spa. you're here for a reason. you have to make the best of a bad situation when you can. >> 31-year-old sherea dean is serving the last 30 days of a six month sentence for a cocaine possession

told my daughter said look if you just give me a week with her well give me a headstart you'll never find us oh i take this little girl in a heartbeat she's a doll your daughter is a raised by step mother and their mom yes all three of us yes step parenting is very hard because you really don't you have no legal power how did that work out well the first thing you did was i went to all three of my daughters and set them down they were very young at the time and then ask their permission to get married if they would have said no i would be really mean mature would talk about this again here's your order of god your wife your children your job but in our situation the children came before miss yearwood so they have always been placed above her until they get off in their own life that's that's how the order is in the family and mr wood understands that and we talked about it but then at the wedding ceremony she also got married to each one of them individually they exchanged rings and they understood the commitment to themselves so when we when we when we celebrate our anniversary we c

he started showing me these films.hen you feel that impact at a very early age, it makes quite an impression on you. and so, you know once i got the , opportunity, in essence to , finance pictures with my name, he was the first guy i aggressively went after to collaborate on something with. and since then, the man knows more about cinema as an art form than anybody i have ever met in my life. >> yes. >> and so every movie has been this, this incredible education for me. really and i have learned a lot , more about, you know, what it is to be an actor. and almost these mantras. it is not this conscious thing that he does with me. he is not sitting me down and saying, look, kid this is how , you do it. for both of us it is a discovery process and it is a constant conversation. >> a constant collaboration. >> absolutely and in this film, , i keep saying this over and over, but you know, i keep saying this but he said one to me, look, we were skeptical of the likability of guys had had destroyed the american economy, or at

he was very kind to me. the members on the court were delightful to me. chief justice rehnquist, justice marshall, all of them, justice brennan. they all gave me sage advice, but in the end, the closest person who made it doable was justice scalia. >> tell us what has changed during your tenure on the court. >> god, i am older. [laughter] the courts change. you know, it is really interesting. i have to take my hat off to people like john stevens, justice rehnquist, people who have been there a long time. after you have been there a while, you sort of come of age with the court and you get used to that. then it changes. new colleagues come on and you make adjustments and they become your family. it is a different court. you have different colleagues. they are good people, all of them. we have been enormously fortunate. justice alito is there now and we were at yale together. [applause] he and martha ann have become family. you meet new people and you get new colleagues and friends. but i have to say that, with all of that, i look back on the days that i ca

talk with me about that.ou probably you ever would imagine doing with the president of the united states and drawn together in such appalling circumstances. >> no, that was three days after the shooting, and we -- all the families met with him at the new town high school. we were actually the last family that he met with, and it was a very draining and grueling time, you know, just everyone was in agony, and when he came up to our family group. i knew he was tired, surrounded by people, about ready to make a national address and he was so incredibly kind and consit rid. he came up to me and gave me a hug, asked for a picture of jessie. i had one on my cell phone. i gave him my cell phone. he took it, and as he was looking at it, i said i just want you to know that jessie died trying to save his friends. and he looked at the picture for a long time and said i can tell by looking at this little boy that didn't surprise you at all. i was touched by that because it didn't surprise me. >> jessie was heroic for a y

me regaÑan. todo. ojalÁ no sea cierto. >>> cada dÍa hay que estar agradecidos con dios. >>> si cancelÓ la gira de verdad como vimos en la nota, se le diagnosticÓ hace mucho tiempo el lupus. >>> sÍ, le duelen coyunturas, hay un degenere en articulaciones. >>> aprovechando esto de esta nota de esta enfermedad, quiero aprovechar de mandar un enorme abrazo y saludo a gente que esÁa en hospitales, que nos ven por sus televisores. un beso enorme, bendiciones que y que este 2014 llegue la salud para ustedes. >>> asÍ serÁ. >>> sÍ. >>> nos vamos a despedir con buena mÚsica, maÑana estamos desde temprano para ser su mejor compaÑÍa, chino y nacho cantan "mi chica ideal". ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> que pena que benjamin se vaya a vivir a monterrey >> lo traldaron pero esta feliz >> no debe ser fácil em

oye, me estoy volviendo loca, pero me cuido.la, a mis hijos no les puedo salir, fÍjate que estoy caÍda, ayÚdame a levantarme. no, mis chiquitos necesitan una madre fuerte y sacarlos adelante con la fuerza del mundo. >>> con esa fuerza, buscÓ ayuda hace mÁs de dos aÑos en una clÍnica en espaÑa, para combatir trastornos alimenticios, de lo que estÁ cien por ciento recu e recuperada. >>> lo digo orgullosamente si yo tuve que pasar dÍas dolorosos, y oscuros. tambiÉn, son los mismos que vi la claridad, luego de buscarla. >>> y de este aÑo, de todo lo que te pasÓ, quÉ fue lo mÁs difÍcil? cÓmo lo superaste? >>> este aÑo o el pasado, o antepasado. >>> todos estos aÑos. >>> pues mira, te voy a decir la verdad. tomÉ la decisiÓn de estar sola, asÍ sola, agarrar el toro por los cuernos, a ver, ana bÁrbara, bueno, me digo peque, a ver chula quÉ onda. o sea. van una, dos, tres, 4 caÍdas, te rompes el hocico, y vuelves a romper, una mÁs. tal vez lo vuelva a romper. pero por lo menos. >>> mÁs despacio. >>> uno nunca sabe, el amor es ciego. si m

with me and of course they didn't and beat me badly. sure everything comes back like a boomerang herds. having long been i think in two thousand and seven and then we have met dana at the venue bench and me in germany on novak in different places and. every time we speak that yes we should need to say do projects together. i meant don't solicit this in london seven years ago and this is the sixth time i'm at the festival here in st petersburg and. the biggest difference between cell service and the ones that i know in europe is the fact that they have a very tight group it's small and they're very committed to the project social circles in general it's more like a circus being taken in to. going to god and so different institutions but here it's different the children come here and they become like a family so in that way it's very different. they asked what to do lou gave when i look at the audience i think the old look so nice to get them up to me i think about twenty percent of them have no idea what the oakleigh circus was sold to y

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so you get me a baby. you get with it and get me a baby but it took us nine years to have the baby so when the baby arrived he was so excited he was on vacation in morocco and he calls up and he says, i have named you a child. okay. you know, you want to tell the boss? she is here. what have you named her. >> zacadi, that is pretty what does it mean. >> it means the one who took a long time to come because it took nine years and he says now when she sees me she will see i am an old feeble man and start crying. so we saw him, we saw him a year ago. >> rose: yes. last time i saw him was when he came to new york, it was a wonderful meeting you had something to do with muhammad ali. >> yes. >> and to see the two of them together. >> yes. it was a very special night, i was visiting with him up at the waldorf and professor james hers well is there and he is now deceased, god rest his soul, and he was in -- he was in rocky shape even then, and he said, he said i have a night, do you think i could see some of my t

thanks for giving me your smile. thanks for inspiring me. thanks for showing me my potential.ing me not to take life so seriously. thanks for loving me and being my best friend. don't forget to thank those who helped you take charge of your future and got you where you are today. the boss of your life. the chief life officer. ♪ because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> back with more of the top ten moments from this show in 2013, number six, charlie sheen and an interesting reaction when i showed him his previous visit. >> if you do follow the programs, they can work and lots of people will watch this saying it worked for me. >> and i can have a life like theirs? i'm going to pass. >> why? >> because i'm a winner and it looks like they are losers. >> you just watched that. >> cringeble. hard to watch. i thought i looked okay. it's a guy involved in something other worldly at the time, very bizarre. >>

n to me! ow !t let go of me!enlistme to , geup.move me! ( allison sobbing ) she didn't understand i wanted to help her. mr. bowman, you kidnapped her. if i saved her life, do you think i care if i go to prison? where is she? she'll just go back to him. melissa ( on tv ): daddy, look, look, i'm riding! mr. bowman... going back... is her choice, just like melissa's. you did not fail them. i did fail my daughter. i just want my little girl back. i know you do. we found the girl. okay, frank. okay. melissa ( on tv ): daddy, look! look, daddy, look! look at me! mr. bowman ( on tv ): you're doing great! that's great, h!oney thank you, lieutenant. he was going to kill me. believe it or not, ma'am, he was trying to help you. can i just go home to stephen? stephen is under arrest. stephen didn't hurt me. it was an accident. this has nothing to do with you. i don't understand. why are you holding him? because stephen, ma'am, is a killer. excuse me. horatio, we still haven't found theresa barton's body... frank, we've got 72 hours before stephen is r

and he could hear me screaming. it's crushing me.t's crushing me. >> it was like i got to get the wall off my wife. i just remember grabbing it. lifting as hard as i could to try to get that up. i thought she is going to die if i don't get that off her. >> my daughter was one of the kids underneath me. my youngest. she was just screaming, mom, mom, mom, wake up. wake up. and i could see her. she seemed kind of translucent to me. i kind of thought i was dead. >> where is she? >> you can imagine afterward outside how parents and teachers and the students were able to pick their way out of the rubble we were traumatized. >> she's out. >> okay. >> a local photographer took this picture of steve and ladonna and two of their daughters in shock right after the funnel cloud hit. she was just starting to realize the extent of her injuries. >> i broke my cheekbone. so this side of my face is still numb. i had a gash in the back of my head to my skull. i had 16 staples. >> that probably scared the kids, too, didn't it? >> my middle daughter was