and in a mod like mod q, it is more like love triangles going on. a lot of drama. it is big time drama mod. >> cash and casper's romance began when they were cell mates. but that led to a case of cabin fever. >> we got into fights constantly. and the deputies in here, they had enough of it. we threw coffee in the cell, we threw milk cartons at each other, we were throwing around soups at each other. it just escalated out of control. >> cash and casper are now in separate cells. and are required to take their two-hours of communal day room at different times. but that hasn't made the relationship any less volatile. >> why are you mad at me? >> i was observing cash because i knew that he would be down there trying to be a showoff and try to be a drama person, so i observed him and i watched him hug another several inmates down there. so he knows the rules, he's not supposed to do that and he did that. and the consequences are me usually not talking to him for the rest of the day. >> as casper knows, ignoring cash is more easily said than done. >> baby, come here. i l

i've been in a fight in charlie mod. i've been in a fight in delta mod. i've been in a fight on the rec yard. >> he very seldom has anything to do with staff but it's other prisoners. >> you know how it is in prison, a guy talks smack, you've got to hit him. >> got in a fight with a prisoner, bit his finger off. >> i didn't get his eye ball. technical difficulties. i was trying though. i was giving it the old college try. >> the one thing that's predictable about mr. bright is he's unpredictable. >> sergeant kept putting bullies in my cell. one of them eventually wasn't trying to get along. so i knocked his teeth out. >> he came into the housing unit and it escalated from that point. >> i'm in the hole. i'm getting antagonized by low self-esteem, protective custody inmates. they dance around like the three little pigs singing "who's afraid of the big bad wolf" song. >> in early 2006 bright went on another rampage and tore up his cell. the tantrum was so violent he almost lost a finger. >> i've tried to quit. and the inmates and the staff won't let me. the

its official name was mod "q."] right there. that's my [ bleep ]. come here and show your [ bleep ], bitch. >> this specific sector here houses protective custody inmates that are homosexuals. and they have to be separated from the jail population for various reasons. >> i love you. >> it's mainly to protect them from the rest of the population. >> mod "q" was different because you did find men dressed as women or men with breast implants that looked like women. it was loud. there were girly screams. >> oh, my god! >> i've been working out. >> the drama, it's exactly what you could expect of, you know, young people without a solution to their problems. just go crazy, run around like nuts. >> there's a lot of drama in mod "q." there's fighting and there's flirting and there's yelling. >> baby! casper, come here. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, it's just like draining. like wow! we need to take a little break for a little while and just process that. >> transgender inmate alejandro

never be in the mods.>> like they lock the door on you. >> so that's where you see, i guess, the real serious -- see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> does your mom know you moved over here? >> yeah, i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer. i talked to her again and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzalez says his cellmate is hoping him -- helping him adjust to the change. >> he's a good guy. right away we connected. which is really good, especially if you're doing time together. i want to learn, and he's getting me more into god and jesus. got me a bible and we do bible study every day. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and personal savior? >> yep. when i first started coming here, i decided to let him fully in my life. and got rid of all my sins and blessed him for everything that i've done and what i have to become. >> that's the first part, you accept it. now i

never be in the mods.. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every day. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and personal savior? >> yep, right when i first started coming here, i totally decided to let him fully in my life and i got rid of all my sins and blessed him for everything that i've done and what i have to become. >> that's the first part. you accepted. now it's time to let

and planners, we have a lot of experience with the city entities, the mayor's office of housing, dpw, mod, we are looking forward to melding the experiences we have together to solve this problem. supervisor mar: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak? sitting in -- seeing none, public comment is closed. i would like to ask regina to come up and summarize. >> thank you. so i think i want to go back to the talk about us and outreach. while as much outreach and bodies we could put on the ground would be great. some of our solutions go beyond us which leads to the recommendation or the request for the amendment to supervisor chui's legislation and mandating that the landlords to strip a brochure that is going to be provided by our office -- to provide a brochure that will be at our office. others may say differently that our office. i have had a couple of experiences where i have gone and given presentations to merchants associations and have stressed the concept that you are doing any improvements in that threshold, it should get a -- you should get a casp. with an evaluati

i've been in a fight on charlie mod. i have been in a fight on delta mod. i've been in a fight on the yard. >> at this point in time he is one of our extreme management problems. he doesn't play well with others. and so he stays here. >> i don't go, hey, i'm looking for somebody to get in a fight with. this guy looks like a good candidate. i will be watching tv one day trying to be nonaggressive, nonconfrontational, here comes mr. idiot inmate. crack-smoking child molester and changes the tv channel. well if i get in an argument with the guy he is going to want to fight. we get in a fight he is going to providence hospital. i'm going to house one. >> and bright has sent fellow inmates to the hospital. >> he got in a fight with a prisoner. he bit his finger off. >> i got ahold of one of his fingers, when i seen i could crush through the bone. i got a better grip. and bit a third of his right index finger off. he started screaming. he got up. it was bleeding all over and i spit his finger on the floor. >> though bright bit off the inmate's finger he didn't su

. >> stephen: you are such a role mod told the young people who don't understand hard work. >> who carestephen: dow hate young people. >> i hate young people. >> stephen: i don't trust them. they are here to replace us. >> i don't like anyone whose breasts are above her belt. i'll tell you right now. it's that simple. >> stephen: how do you feel about yourself. why dow hate you. >> because, kuz i hate people. i hate old people. >> stephen: you don't look old. >> yeah, well, we know why. in the dressing room there's all the extra skin, i took it and made another little person. it sits right beside me. >> stephen: tomorrow night's guest. >> it's tomorrow night's guest. (applause) >> stephen: so i am going to ask you some political questions. >> don't. >> stephen: when i looked through the book there is really nothing political in here. >> no. >> stephen: you don't get political but everything in america today is political. like our food's even political. our chicken sandwiches have to be political now. how do you avoid it. >> luckily i have splept with so many presidents over the years tha

pressure system riding up the coast, if it heads towards the west, we have a better chance, or the modl pick up on a better chance of rainfall for tomorrow. today, 87 degrees as we look at the hour by hour forecasts this is where we should be for this time of the year. seven-day forecast, looks like this, the humidity for today sp tomorrow, temperature around 85 degrees tomorrow. i cut the temperature down, because i think we will see more clouds and more rain, but we will have a chance for showers throughout your seven- day forecast. let's get a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. good morning. >> we are dealing with a crash in harford county, in fallston, baldwin mill road at route 152, expect delays in the area. stick with jaredsville pike or route 24. no delays from harford to white marsh. between route 43 and 695 traffic is starting to pick up a little bit. if you are headed out to the beltway, this is what the topside looks like in towson, delaney valley road. not much of a traffic shot there. you are looking at all together a 12 minute ride on the outer loop from 95

> glor: > glor: one measure of the weak economic outlook comes from koody's, which estimates states mod cities across the country have $2 trillion worth of unfunded pension liabilities. liab blackstone takes a look at how california's state capital is handling it. en reporter: jennifer bland gave up a career in veterinary .edicine to become a cop. >> i really felt a call to help people. ac reporter: at this sacramento firehouse, todd filbrun echoes yhat sense of duty. ut firefighters put their lives e ethe line every day and make sacrifices. ac the sacrifices of public safety workers in sacramento were rewarded with generous pensions, which are now crippling the city budget, says marsha fridge of the california foundation for fiscal responsibility. >> $500 million we are in debt ns these pensions. ieblic safety in cities is what is driving the pension costs increase. >> reporter: so sacramento gave ps public safety workers a stark choice: pay more for their pensions or face big job cuts. >> i am trying to make a mortgage and put my wife through law school and pay the everyday yills. i c

mold also mod moderate. full 7-day forecast when 9news now returns. ♪ i've never felt this way before, but it's a scary time to be a woman. mitt romney is just so out of touch. [ female announcer ] mitt romney opposes requiring insurance coverage for contraception. and romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a bill that outlaws all abortion, even in cases of rape and incest. there's so much we need to do. we need to attack our problems -- not a woman's choice. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. >>> a dozen riders were stranded on top of a stalled roller coaster in california this weekend. they were stuck for nearly two hours at the six flags discovery kingdom in california. the superman ultimate flight roller coaster actually just opened last month. a theme park crane, equipped with a large bucket was dispatched to help the riders down. no one was injured, and the ride is closed today. >> how cool is that, the man of steel flew in and rescued that from that roller coas

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we didn't expect it to be crazy tonight because the mods kept insisting it wouldn't be -- the models kept insisting it wouldn't be. we've been fortunate with this round. there's more coming later. we see it through west virginia. we will start with a twitter picture we saw earlier today. this came in before the sun came down in frederick, maryland at the keyes stadium as they were experiencing the storm pass overhead, but boy that, shelf of clouds pretty dramatic, too. they did have a rain delay up there and we thank the frederick keys for sharing that picture. it certainly got our attention in the weather. to radar we go now because not much left. what we've been watching come out of northern west virginia has scattered out. there might be a little something in southern prince george's county into calvert. continuing to move east at 25 miles an hour and nothing too severe. over to sentinel radar now because we've also been watching the baltimore area where we continue to have a flash flood warning until 2 a.m. the activity has moved toward the chester town area. heavy rain is being

. >> approving the contract mod between the city and tenderloin and click to provide housing. in addition of the mayfair hotel. in an amount of $91 million. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant for 5 harter 45,000 to participate in a program entitled interim -- implementing new directions in hiv. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. next item. >> authorizing the department of public health to retroactively accept and expend a grant in two ordered $98,000 to participate in a program entitled, addressing some dexter program collaboration and services integration. president chiu: without objection, same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> from the budget and finance subcommittee without recommendation. authorizing the arts commission to retroactively accept and expend a grant in the amount of 3 under thousand dollars from archstone. supervisor kim: we sent this out of the subcommittee without recommendation in order to get more infor

reference to the bang the character himself now brain is the baddies so whether you enjoy the movie all mods a little about to write to christopher nolan's political agenda that is the business for ray i will join you about fifteen minutes to see them are very good see that thanks kate. our just a moment here a recap of our top stories do stay with us if you cannot say. one industry in the soviet union you. cannot display i labor school. for the attempt to get a job with some kind of skill where. one can easily be caught in a. fashion studio guest producer we did thirty years but this is for the soviet people. well for. science technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got the future covered. wealthy british style. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. lead to be soon which brightened if you knew about sun.

constitution quite short, quite brief as john yu said designed for a presidency that does not fit with the mod herb presidential role and in particular the role of the president as domestic leader. i will say the idea of the president as legislative leader began almost at the beginning. is this is one of those topics where the plan went awry from the outside. and jefferson was the leader of a political party and was immeansly influential with congress and president truman was able to get what he wanted done. having in sense criticized the constitution for being too hard to amend before being so brief and being so brief in particular about executive power and hence putting all sorts of importance decisions like the one about presidential succession in the hands of the president, if you wanted to justify the system we have, and whanted to show what is the role of the president should the president be making detailed decisions about how to structure the bailout should the president be deciding monetary policy. quite possiblisy no. one argument that put made in the system that puts so much stress

this and think where there is a computer there should thb device it uses a tiny inexpensive camera module. took six years of research to build research to track your finger was startling accuracy. >> there is a rare situation where technology can simultaneously be cheater and better. >> this first device expected to launch in february. the company taking orders now. >> and let's go back and update the forecast. >> before looking ahead we've got to look back by way of time lapse. there is the fog rolling in from the coast today. you can see there is a bit cooler today than yesterday. tomorrow, state wide this will be warm in spots. there is fresno, 100 there is some shower activity in the desert areas but here in the bay area there are coast yl clouds and there is a dry day. sunny skies inland and there is partly cloudy tomorrow and cooler than average. highs into 70s and inland locations into low 80s, here is the accu-weather forecast. there are temperatures rebounding and monday, tuesday will be cool. and inland highs into 70s and there is mid-50s on the coast. >> thank you. >> and au

. >> america will never tap in to educational innovation and ingenuity without looking at the mod thatour madrasah, in our school where innovation is encouraged and foundation is there. that model that we are pushing in some of our schools meets the multiple needs of studen students. >> eric: you can't say "under god" in the pledge or have a manger theme. you have can't bring a christmas cookie to school. what is going on here? >> dana: bizarre rhetoric. more so -- i have only read it. that is the first time i saw it. when you hear it, you think even more so. one, it's not true as well. in indiana they are doing a great job of different innovation. at a lot of schools. he did try to clarify the remarks later on. but when you look at that. this gives you pause where we're headed. where there might be good madrasahs out there not typically where you want your child. >> greg: taking back some american schools to other century might be upgrade. madrasah. he meant plaid shirt. schools would be comfortable and summary like a light weight cotton fabric we'd be happier. >> eric: isn't it a dri

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we'll see what those limitations are as applied to mod other than weapons. >> chris: there is one supreme court decision reading a lot of your writings and speeches over the years that seems to distress you more than any other, roe v wade. 1973 decision that said that women have a constitutional right to abortion. you say it is it a lie. and while generally willing to accept long standing precedents, you will continue to press to overturn roe. question: why? >> guest: i am not sure if this distresses me more than any other. it is the clearest example of being a nontexualist and nonoriginalist. no one ever thought that the american people ever voted to prohibit limitations on abortion. there is nothing in the constitution that says that. >> chris: what about the right to privacy in known 65. >> guest: there is no right to privacy. no generalized right. >> chris:? the gris wald case it said it was. >> guest: it did and it was wrong. the way the fourth amendment reads . people shall be secure in their persons, houses and papers and affects against unreasonable searches and seizures the first

most experts say the size of mod -- modern cruise ships does not affect their stability unless the structuraled. >> there we are. >> phillip wilson, professor of ship dynamics at university of southampton. >> the center of gravity is in the right place. center of buoyancy is in the right place. center of buoyancy is halfway down the draft of the ship. >> once water enters a ship? >> if you try to hold a frying pan filled with water and move it, it becomes unstable. it's the same with a ship. >> but the larger a ship is, the more difficult it is to evacuate. >> so it might mean you have to have more assembly stations, you might have to locate the assembly stations in different locations. >> and with bigger ships and more passengers, traditional lifeboats might not be adequate. >> if a ship takes on an angle here of greater than 20 degrees, it becomes virtually impossible to launch lifeboats using the traditional launch approach. there are skids on the side, but perhaps a better way of launching those lifeboats that would enable the boats to more easily slide down the side of the vessel. >> but

mod difficult's says it was concerned the deteriorating financial conditions in europe will lead to a sharp rise in borrowing costs. so far the news has not affected the world stock markets. right now the european stocks are up. asian stock markets ended up. and u.s. futures are up. >>> the sheriff's office is treating to death of a virginia newspaper reporter as a homicide. 48-year-old sarah died monday morning when the home she rented in virginia caught fire. she wrote for the "winchester star" newspaper. they say a gainesville man is considered a person of interest. court documents showed detectives searched his home tuesday night and found items possibly connected to her death. virginia state police and the february are searching other properties prince william counes in connection with this case. >>> and international crime ring busted at a local nail salon. we were there when police raided the star nail salon in capital heights arresting five nail technicians and leading them away in handcuffs. customers in the middle of their manicures were forced to the floor as officers moved

. >> i think you're too mod -- modest. >> i haven't been accused of that often. >> he said not to callim a hero, just an air force doctor. in other words, a hero. >> one who did a great job. >>> can wall street end up losing a five-week losing streak? >>> the dow was actually up right until the closing bell. right now, the dow is down. s&p down 7. nasdaq down 22. let's go to new york, where alison harmelin has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> wells fargo reached a settlement with the justice department over charges it discriminated on mortgages. investigators found the bank charged higher fees and rates to minority ballers; without admitting to any wrongdoing, the bank agreed to pay $175 million to settle. >>> wells fargo released its report this morning. >>> the labor market is showing a hibit of improvement. the number of people filing for unemployment benefits dropped last week to the lowest level in more than four years. >>> a boost in auto production was part of the reason, making for the third straight decline for jobless claims. >>> cheaper mortgages could help fuel the ver

s rail tar mod werization. >> the first track could be laid down as early as next year. >> president obama will sign a bill that will interest drivers and college students, a bill will will set aside $105 billion for highway and rail improvements. another portion of that same bill provides interest rates of federal student loans from doubling. that increase would have affected more than seven million students. >> the walk to school will soon be safer. caltrain givening $48 million to projects to help provide safer routes for school children. contra costa county, santa claire county awarded $450,000. this will pay for sidewalk, bikeling and speed signs to remind drivers to show it down. caltrainses says it will encourage more to walk to school or take a like to school. >> 6:10. a big money offer from the houston rockets. but it doesn't mean he's heaving the big apple. >> how about a big meeting this morning thetalk about all of that violence in syria. details coming up. >> in the south bay this morning, overcast skies throughout the bay area. hoping for a burn-off and a warm-up. a nic

in fact all of your southern mod ardors look great.e beltway and to the wilson bridge as well. this time to virginia on the maps or southern maryland. the routes everything is looking fine. and now we'll go to virginia on the sky 9 northbound i-95 this is at the fairfax county parkway. it sounds like we may have something in lorton sky 91 going to head that way next and illuvia that for you coming up -- i'll have that for you coming up in my next report, at 6:25. >>> the time right now is 6:18. next in sports hear from the redskins on the first day of training camp. while the nationals do something that hasn't been done in nearly 80 years. >> uh-huh. and it's a good thing. well, you don't have to wait long to hear the question of the morning because we're doing that right now -- >> i like how facebook friend velvet thinks, she writes -- >> so post your guess on our facebook timeline. we'll have the answer at 6:54. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. 6:22. radar is quiet. a couple of sprinkles in eastern west virginia but the stuff i

it's starting to show signs as it heads over the mountains but still it has the potential to bring the mod ral and heavy rain to our area between 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. we're stormy here and temperatures cool down to 81 degrees by 11:00 p.m. and may even cool even more. but then they'll start rising by tomorrow morning. scattered light showers for tomorrow morning, 76 to 77 with the humidity. here's what's allowing us to see those storms each day, this weather front, it's kind of sitting here folks. it's north and east of our area but as we make our way through friday and especially saturday, it's going to start moving down to the south and west. as it does for saturday at least, we're going to clear out more and more. we're going to be on this side of the storm on the north side. that's the dry side. that's the cooler side where low humidity will be. so chance for maybe an afternoon storm across far areas of southern maryland and around the northern neck and if you're going to be southbound towards the carolinas on saturday. for tonight and for tomorrow morning, slight risk of severe weather

how will you keep everyone mod investigated? >> i'll take this humidity over texas heat any day. it will be fine. you know, if you don't pay attention to the elements and let them play a factor, then you should be okay. if it's cold outside, and i've seen guys do it before, they play football with no shirt on when it's 20 degrees outside. it's about your mind-set. if you say, man, it's hot, you're probably going to have a bad day. >> but intentional lose some pounds? >> no. i'm actually 225 today. it doesn't matter what my weight is. one of the vets told me today in college they tell you to weigh a certain weight, but in the pros, you play where you're comfortable. as long as i'm anywhere from 218 to 225, i should be fine. >> it sounds like staying humble is gaining trust and respect. anything else you're doing? >> i think they see how hard i work, how hard a lot of these guys work. i talk to these guys a lot about little things, whether it's picking up on what fletcher has done to last so long or should i say conger so long in the league, um -- [ airplane noise overhead ] >> you

vin o >> reporter: 3 1/2 mod colby james five weeks in -- 3 1/2- month-old colby james five weeks inospital battling whooping cough. for weeks she's been having episodes where she actually stops breathing. her mother has no idea how she contracted it. >> she's critical when she's in one of those episodes and it's just scary. >> reporter: terry sizemore of polk county knows the feeling. he and his wife arlene have been coughing stipes so hard they vomit for about four months -- sometimes so hard they vomit for about four months now. >> we've had bronchitis, colds, sinus infection, but of this totally different. i thought whooping cough was a children's disease. i thought that it had been eradicated maybe 50 or 60 years ago. >> reporter: the cdc medical epidemiologist dr. tom clark says whooping cough never really went away. in fact, the u.s. is seeing a record increase this year and it hits babies too young to be fully vaccinated the hardest. >> the greatest risk for severe -- they're at greatest risk for severe disease and complications and most likely to be hospitalized and most of

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