>> one guy tells me they're going to hang me. i've just been arrested. >> of course i'm scared. >> you know, you think you're a tough guy. >> this country is going to show you how weak you really are. >> he's all yours. >> in their eyes, i was guilty. >> enjoy your time here. >> they weren't trying to help me with anything. i can't believe this is happening to me. here i am thinking i'm going to get on the flight. next thing i know, i'm in a jail cell. there is guys everywhere. they're all long beards, little caps. someone says something. i don't understand a word he is saying. and then i hear someone else say -- >> what country? >> what country? >> america. the wrong words to say. >> back up! what the hell? hands off! hands off. get back! i wasn't scared because of these guys. i'm scared about what is going to happen to me now. this girl from the embassy finally shows up. >> how are you doing? >> i go great. >> never better. >> she went -- >> really? >> no. what's going to happen to me? >> they're going to decide how many days t

he unzipped his fly, had me perform oral sex, then he stood me up, turned me backwards and did me and he walked out. and if there is any question about why women don't report rape it's because it's so damned humiliating. you don't ever want to talk about it again. >>> next, from the playboy mansion to cosby's home for christmas. and this woman says an assault, with his family not far away. >> to sexually assault me in his home on christmas eve, that's unbelievable. >> when we come back. d. you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, rifamycin antibiotic agents, or any components of xifaxan. tell your doctor right away if your diarrhea worsens while taking xifaxan, as this may be a sign of a serious or even fatal condition. tell your doctor if you have liver dis

bill cosby wrapped his arms around me, grabbed me by my hair and pulled me back. and he was attempting to kiss me. groping me, not just my breasts. he felt pretty entitled to touch me in parts that he had no right to. i said, "stop. get off me." i said, "your family is here." what was i gonna say? his intentions were to prey on me. and -- and to sexually assault me in his home on christmas eve. that was, that's unbelievable. i don't know. i've never told anyone. and the worst is when you come back from a situation, all the bunnies, my fellow coworkers and bunnies, they wanna know, "oh, my god, you, bill cosby, what was it like?" what can i say? it was wonderful. >> reporter: by 1972, cosby had a new hit cartoon -- the now-classic "fat albert." >> hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: and he was beginning to work in movies, even starring opposite sidney poitier in "uptown saturday night." >> you see what i saw? >> yes, i saw what you saw! you dead? >> reporter: his film career was about to take off. by this time cosby was a bona fide member of the international jet set. >> i

me out. it reached a point where i became very, very desperate. i always went to the beach when i needed to think. i dedicated my life to helping people and it never occurred to me that if i ever needed help, that nobody would be there for me. i was looking for something in my life that would give me some kind of traction so that i could begin believing in myself again. church became the one thing in my life that was positive. >> the bible tells us we are supposed to love kindness. >> one sunday the pastor began to talk about how the church was working in different countries and their need for africas. one of the countries he mentioned was the philippines. i began to think, this is something i could do. i could continue to languish on the streets or go to another country and make something of myself again. was a pretty easy choice. i told the pastor. he gave me. number of the pastor in manila. i told him to expect me in the next two weeks. i didn't feel i was doing something reckless. he said

me? >> mariah: yes. you' re the reason why adam is missing. you and your billion-dollar project. >> natalie: oh, my god. i told you they' re after me. >> mariah: the people you stole money from. >> natalie: the people who bought my security program. >> mariah: which you didn' t deliver because it' s "still in beta," which basically means it doesn' t work -- not that that stopped you from keeping their money. >> natalie: they must have decided to get to me through victor by kidnapping his son. >> mariah: yeah, people tend to react badly when they feel that they' ve been double crossed. >> natalie: stop talking. i need to think. [ sighs ] oh, this is bad. this is so bad. i have to get out of here. >> mariah: hey, no, no. no, you don' t. you' re not going anywhere. >> nick: what girl are you talking about? >> victor: it' s a young lady just out of college. she was interviewing for a job. >> nick: okay. why is that something you and kevin would be discussing? >> kevin: she' s in i.t. her r\su

he taught me how to work. he taught me self-respect. he taught me real self-esteem. he taught me discipline. he would spank my butt when i needed it and do it with a smile where i even smiled sometimes after the whipping. but my father was a man. he taught us how to be a man and, see, the problem today is that men don't know what it means to be a man. they don't know how to work. i mean, it's not that they don't want to work. they just don't know how. no one ever taught them. no one was ever an example for them to work and to fend for yourself and to survive for yourself and to provide for your family. and what happens today because there are so many absentee fathers, these mothers are embarrassed and apologetic for it, they make these men soft. they give them everything. they don't earn it, and then when they get out into the larger society they're just disastrous. bond: now, i can understand from what you said earlier about your father's attitude towards the government, and -- but i'm wondering was an attitude that his father had or that his father before him had?

need anything to make me satisfied you know cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time yeah and i don't like talking to strangers so get the hell off me i'm anxious i'm tryna be cool but i may just go ape say eff y'all to all of y'all faces it changes though now that i'm famous everyone knows how this i love it the rush is amazing celebrate nightly and everyone rages i found how to cope with my angers i'm swimming in money swimming in liquor my liver is muddy but it's all good i'm still sippin' this bubbly this -- is lovely this -- ain't random i didn't get lucky made it right here cause i'm sick with it cuddy they all take the money for granted but don't want to work for it tell me now isn't this funny what's up woo-oo it's just me myself and i solo ride until i die cause i got me for life got me for life yeah woo-oo i don't need a hand to hold even when the night is cold i got that fire in my soul i don't need anything to get me through the night except the beat that's in my heart yeah that's keeping me alive keeps me alive i don't need anything to make me satisfied c

me me yellow bracing teeth these visions haunting me get me out of my head you get me out of my mind you get me out of my dreams marble browed in teeth come back to me in pieces you get me out of my head you get me out of my mind you get me out of my dreams baby please don't leave me oh baby baby baby if you're leaving leaving leaving you would only only only take from me me me come clean summer breeze you leave it up to me just the thought of you leaving had me on my knees on my knees baby i've been feeling so weak oh baby baby baby please don't leave me leave me leave me you are all all all i ever need need need baby baby baby if you're leaving leaving leaving you would only only only take from me me me baby baby baby if you're leaving leaving leaving you would only only only take from me me me baby baby baby please don't leave me leave me leave me you are all all all [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. fantastic. thank you, guys. wet, "don't you." "don't you" is available for pre-order on itunes now. we'll be right back, everybody. hey! [ cheers and applause ] >>

keeping me alive keeps me alive i don't need anything to make me satisfied cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time yeah lonely nights i laid awake i pray the lord my soul to take my heart's become too cold to break know i'm great but i'm broke as hell havin' dreams that i'm holding cake all my life i've been told to wait but i'mma get it now it's no debate what's up woo-oo it's just me myself and i solo ride until i die cause i got me for life got me for life yeah woo-oo even when the night is cold i got that fire in my soul i don't need anything to get me through the night except the beat that's in my heart and it's keeping me alive keeps me alive i don't need anything to make me satisfied cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it right there. that's how to do it. you got a great voice, pal. g-eazy, bebe rexha. [ cheers and applause ] "when it's dark out" is available now. we'll be right

he told me he had a crush on me. it was history from there. >> reporter: brian and chocolate have been on the streets since brian's former roommate kicked him out four months ago. >> brian is a large part of why i'm still going, if it weren't for brian, i would probably either be in a hospital from trying to kill myself or probably relapse completely. my drug of choice used to be powder cocaine, got two years sobriety from it. >> reporter: it can be hard to stay clean here. drugs and alcohol are a staple on the drag. among the drag rats, marijuana is widely used. but alcohol is the most common and most readily available vice. >> drinking is a big pastime of ours, i guess. of me and my friends, anyway. we usually are somewhere drinking, if not, panhandling, you can usually find us somewhere drinking. >> reporter: nikki's friend, dave, says the drag rats drink as a means of coping. >> sometimes, you know, when we are there, you see a bunch of street kids drinking. they aren't always happy. we get rained on, snowed on.

me satisfied cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time cause the music fills me good and it gets me every time [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it right there. that's how to do it. you got a great voice, pal. g-eazy, bebe rexha. [ cheers and applause ] "when it's dark out" is available now. we'll be right back, everybody. today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, wealthy campaign donors have so much influence when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk. give us a plan. [ horn honks ] okay, this is u.s.

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. you. we will use chemical agent right now. the prisoner is not complying with the last order. >> stop it . coug[ covering covering ] >> take off your clothes. take off your clothes . >> i want to watch it off. >> take off your clothes. >> part of the who

she took me to the pagoda and told me the stories of buddha. she told me the stories of the time of pol pot and the khmer rouge, when she worked the rice fields for 18 hours every day and many died. she showed me how to forgive and how to love, first myself and then others. i live with other girls who have stories just like me. i know the other girls are afraid. they are angry. i know they feel that there is only one thing left for them, and i know late at night, they hurt just like i did. but like tci gave to me, so will i give back to them. i want to help the others, to protect them from the pimps and the brothels. srey: i am srey neth. i am a survivor. it has been five years, but i have found my home. i have found my voice and i am finding myself. [woman singing in foreign language] rangina hamidi: trying to do business in a war zone brings challenges beyond anybody's imagination. things like basic infrastructure, electricity, transportation. we have a country and a government that is still not a working government, so trying to do business

trust me.nd there's some news i need to share with everybody here tonight, because yesterday, atomic scientists updated something called the doomsday clock. it's a symbolic clock that gets adjusted every year to reflect how close humanity is to destroying itself, with midnight representing the apocalypse. it is the only clock more terrifying than the one that wakes you up every morning. ( laughter ) and yesterday, at the national press club, atomic scientists revealed that humanity stands at three minutes to midnight. yeah, yeah. >> audience: oh! >> stephen: that is an appropriate response. that is tough. a lot of us were hoping we'd gain an hour for doomslight savings time. the whole thing, set it back a little bit. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: set the clock back! >> stephen: because three minutes, not good. three minutes only leaves you enough time to brush your teeth and throw on your last night's pants before the worldens. now, the end of the world is scary, yes. but i just want to remin

give me one. give me one. alex: what do you mean, give you one? erik: give me one.deas. you'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 do

speechless c'mon baby make me c'mon baby make me speechless c'mon baby make me >> oh! wow. yes, and yes and yes. >> i said to hoda, that's a naughty song, i love it. >> we like it. >> that was so fun! >> great, thanks so much, you guys. >> congratulations! >> we'll be back in a moment.nt. >>> it's that time again. recently, some celebrities made some public statements that came across as insensitive. >> so we were asked, is it okay or not okay to make tone-deaf statements? here's what we had to say. >> i think people believe what they truly believe most of the time, but it's not always >> i say unless you like offending people -- no, it's not okay. >> wow. that was harsh. >> rough judgment. >> self-righteous. >> judge judy. >> okay. >> wait a minute, why did i say that? i sometimes -- >> we all do. it's motivation. >> you don't mean it. we mean it but not that way. all right, tomorrow, will we find love for one of our "today" show bachelors? >> this is going to be so cool. >> a dating game. the guys known as dave and ethan. >> the love makers. >> one exercise machine t

don't ask me.steve: i need ska beat under there. i want something peppy. ♪ >> jimmy: no, he didn't do it. i saw around me. i saw -- [ laughter ] don't ask me what i saw. i saw the golden valley. i saw -- i saw that this land was made for us. sorry. this land, i saw this. okay, go ahead, go. [ cheers and applause ] he saw it. get it. not bad remix. we've got a -- oh, this next one is easy listening. >> steve: i love easy listening. >> jimmy: it's from the early '80s. this is michael franks' "one bad habit." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's got one bad habit. is it baseball? no. he's got a baseball glove in there. is that it? >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: you know what that is? is that a can of those crispy noodles you put on -- >> steve: durkee's. that you put on string bean casserole? >> jimmy: it's turkey -- >> jimmy: he might be addicted to durkee's onions. >> jimmy: yeah man, he's got one bad habit. i don't know what it is. he's all dressed up and ready for the big game. >> steve: he wears jeans and a a

you don't own me you don't own me you don't own me you don't own me (cheers and applause) >> thai. is called "memo." we'll be right back after the break, everybody. (cheers and applause) there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. wow, we have made it through a whole week. your mom is going to be so... surprised. talk to a nurse, find a doctor, or coordinate appointments with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided exclusively to wellmark members. call 844-84-bewell. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. before we go, i have a special announcement about babies. so if you don't know how babies are made, leave the room now. it's going to get graphic. have three brand new additions to the colbe

no more tears for me, okay? i have made you too many promises to get it right, and i never did, so let me try and get something right now. i' m gonna let you go. okay? we' re both -- we' re gonna let each other go. you' re gonna be fine. you and the kids, you' re gonna have a great life. you' re gonna find joy again. i know it, okay? all three of you. i promise. >> victoria: i should be with him. i should go be with him right now. >> billy: no. who? with me? no, no, no. vick. vick. hey. i' m right here. i' m right here. listen, if i turn into vapor in the next six seconds, i know where i want you to be, and it' s not in there crying over me, okay? i cannot let you do that. >> victoria: i can' t... >> ashley: victoria, you should not be alone right now. >> phyllis: we' ll go outside. i' ll go with you. >> victoria: i need to be with the kids. that' s where i' m gonna be. i want to go be with the kids right now. >> ashley: [ sobs ] behold the power of protein in birds eye protein blends. ok. they're delicious side

me a j? a 9-year-old! so maybe step it up!" >> just a little bit. >> seth: step it up. >> oh, i changed my team. >> seth: oh, okay. good, good, good. [ laughter ] she's your team now, right? so tell me, because like i said, you are a lover ofofv. what are you watching right now? what should we all be watching? >> so syfy has a new show called "the expanse." >> seth: "the expanse." >> no -- yes, "the expanse." i was on twitter a patton oswalt had tweeted something about saying that, "syfy, i hate that this new show is good. i don't have this much time in my life." >> seth: yeah. say, please don't tell me there is another good show. and i had been on the road and i didn't have syfy channel, and then someone&from syfy sent me a link to watch it online and now i'm stuck. >> seth: so you got totoatch "the expanse" on syfy? >> "the expanse." i mean, i watch -- "the good wife" is still my jam. >> seth: okay. >> it's so good.d. "empire," "scandal." "the usual suspects." i want to get into "the affair

me and my friends. couple of shots of absinthe, kevin got up on a chair, inciting revolution against >> mariah: yes, he is very charming when he' s rebellious. vibration, doesn' t he? >> mariah: vibe. yeah, kevin is all about the vibe. >> natalie: so, you and kevin are involved? >> mariah: uh, nope, nope. we' re just friends. >> natalie: you never slept together? >> mariah: well, it' um, it' s casual. and maybe, uh -- maybe just once. >> mariah: look, all i' m gonna say is that, um... it wasn' t very memorable. i mean, i do have memories of it but just not good ones. >> natalie: a joke. that' s funny. >> mariah: not really. so, what about you? did you leave behind a boyfriend when you were running from these >> natalie: i...don' t do >> mariah: oh. so...you, like... >> natalie: i don' t like anyone. people, in general -- and specifically. but i like the idea of liking someone. someone like kevin. but...i' m just not sure how the whole thing works. [ ringtone plays ] >> mariah: hello, man of the hour. >>

>> no, we haven't put all that together yet, but we just started wor -- >> jimmy: me, me, me, me, me. [ laughter ] [ clears throat ] oh, it's just exciting. i didn't know who could do it. that would be great. that would be so fun. >> you're just warming up. >> jimmy: i found the greatest love of all just saying, it could be anybody. >> it could be anybody, yeah. >> jimmy: that's the fun thing. you're an actor, you know? you're a performer. you're a rapper. you meet a lot of interesting people. you have a good voice and can sing. i found the greatest [ cheers and applause ] >> woo! >> jimmy: interesting stuff. >> woo! >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, my father used to say, "sometimes it's good to know what you're not going to do." you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to throw my hat in the ring there, yeah. okay, we'll talk. >> you like held the mic up, like that was really -- >> jimmy: this is my move. >> and you're singing like -- >> you're singing "the greatest love of all." >> jimmy: i don't know. am i? this was just something i made up in my head. [ laughter ] i can do anything.

raise it to me. >> i got me some hygiene products. i ain't ordered no food yet. almost made me cry. tell him i love him. spider-man! all right. i got to go. >> money in his pocket. >> he got money and he ain't [bleep] me up. and one day, i heard him singing that. >> money in his pocket. >> trying to be influential to my kids. i mean, that's my life. that's my sunshine. when i'm talking to my kids, i brighten up. other than that, i got to get back to reality, and this right here what you see is reality. >> for deamon beavers, reality is 23 hours a day in a segregation cell, 10 days of it, for fighting with another inmate. and to make matters worse, he says some of his personal belongings, including letters from his daughter, were stolen by other inmates when he transferred cells. >> it's like living in hell. it's dirty. it's nasty. it stinks. i wouldn't let my dog live like this. i lost my phone privileges. i can't talk to my kids or my wife. the commissary's nothing. i'm not even depressed about that. $20 ain't nothing. but it's the point of my letters from my daughter. that's what

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i figured maybe i've got a demon in me, maybe i'd get this demon up out of me that's causing me to do the things i do, you know, every time, all the time. so if i got this demon in me, i can get this demon up out of me and i can be free of him and i'll be able to go along with my life, you know? >> while wagner hopes for an epiphany from his new books, jeffrey flanders clings to the hope that some day his life sentence for murder will be overturned. >> one of the jurors went to school with me, so that was the error in the courts. she wasn't supposed to be on the jury. she was supposed to be expunged from the jury because she could have had a personal vendetta against me, anything. >> flanders also says that what happened the night of the murder is different from what was reported in the media and presented to his jury. >> i was going to a club and the dude seen me, this guy. we exchanged fire with one another, shooting at each other, and an innocent bystander got hit and when the innocent bystander got hit, the media as well as on the detective on the case just manipulated everything

me. i already knew what to expect. i've heard all the war stories. >> officer jarrod mcmillan has been on the frontline at wabash for four years now. the war stories have come from his mother and father, both of whom are also on wabash's correction staff. >> it's the kind of environment that you don't want everybody in. i wouldn't let my daughter here but she's not meant for this. he's a little tougher. and my wife is real tough. they can handle it. >> but the younger officer mcmillan was recently put to the test. as he was escorting one inmate, another inmate unleashed a violent attack. >> he stuck his arm out with a bottle full of feces and urine and started flinging it everywhere, i had it on my face, my uniform, my pants. it was in the corner of my mouth. he actually got it in my mouth. i had to wait for somebody to come take pictures of it. so he could be prosecuted for that. then i went up front and took a shower. they don't make enough soap to wash something like that out. i receiv

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you don't own me you don't own me you don't own me you don't own me (cheers and applause) >> thai. >> stephen: grace's debut ep is called "memo." there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thanks so much. before we go, i have a special announcement about babies. so if you don't know how babies are made, leave the room now. it's going to get graphic. i am proud to announce that we have three brand new additions first when we were in produce production on the late show we were also in reproduction. cuz samuel buckly born to michael buckly and my multitalented producer nicole sevini. i have to say samuel is the greatest thing nicole has ever produced. daniel craig was able to do the who

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