mr. mitchell's neighbor was engaging in domestic violence.e little while. so they called mr. ning and said, can we use your house to watch this fellow? mr. mitchell said, i really don't want to get involved. they hung up the phone. a couple hours later a whole posse of police showed up at mr. mitchell's door, banged on his door, ordered it to open. he freaked out. when he didn't open immediately, they used a battering ram to enter the premises. they pepper sprayed him. they pepper sprayed his dog and arrested him for obstruction of justice. they took him to the police station. they held him for nine hours during which time they searched his entire house without a warrant and used his house to watch his neighbor. >> that is about the most outrageous story i've ever heard. that's clearly unconstitutional. will they be under the third amendment, which framers thought it important enough to make it three in the line of ten. will they be punished? what is the punishment for violating someone's third amendment right? >> lets hope they are punished. first of all, off the bat, lets ma

mr. mitchell expected some type of payment more than two ramen noodles, and he refused, and that's when theight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over. don't blink. >> [bleep] >> both beavers and mitchell will soon meet with disciplinary officer hale, who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation -- a solitary-confinement unit or, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits. they're not allowed to go to the gym. they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight, but some relish violence. >> i love to fight. excuse my french [bleep] i want to fight. [ laughs ] >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i've never been beat. call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is currently serving six months for an act of violence, though the victim was anything but a heavyweight. he admits an argument with the mother of one of his sons got out of hand, but denies injuring her. still, he pled guilty t

please welcome the man who is still evidently "the new york times" times trends editor henry mitchell mckraken. mr. mccraken, please. sit down, thank you. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now henry, henry, thank you for coming. what an honor. evidently "the new york times" has published essentially the same article every few years over the last century. clearly a complex issue, boil it down for us. >> they're doing it! (applause) >> stephen: yeah, okay, i -- >> girls too! >> stephen: i got that part. >> and they like it! >> stephen: so i gathered, yeah. >> rubbing their bathing suit areas. >> stephen: okay, i've never heard it call that. >> kissy canoe and doing it too. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> taking a ride on the bone zeppelin. >> stephen: anything else? >> playing the old hoop and stick. get an old, a tuck in the bathtub (laughter) >> stephen: well, henry, well, henry, i think that about covers it. is there anything else you think the public should know. >> i would really like to go back to college. (laughter) (cheers and applause) could you write me a recommendation? >> stephen: with pleasure,

freedoms and digital to arrange well to discuss that i'm now joined by mitchell cockles world renowned physicist and popularizer of science mr cock of this is a great honor for me you and many other visionaries have long spoken about the internet becoming the new equalizer connecting to walt. bringing equality intellectual equality to humanity and i think. many of the. really see that happening around around us in our daily lives we can communicate people from other parts of the world we can do business we can get education and until a couple of weeks ago i think many of us thought that we were protected by our own privacy settings but with this recent intelligence scandal. some have doubts about that i wonder if you would agree that the more knowledge humanity acquires the more intelligence and snooping it produces i think every revolution has winners and losers take a look at the winners take a look at the life of our grandparents in one thousand nine hundred long distance communication in one thousand nine hundred was yelling out the window high speed travel was getting stuck in the mud with your way people only lived to

mr. obama's got some moofs. good day, i'm peter alexander live in washington. again in today for my friend, andrea mitchell. >>> the george zimmerman trial will resume this hour. you aren't missing any testimony right now. we've already seen some important developments today, including judge nelson telling the jury to disregard some key testimony from the former lead investigat investigat investigator, chris serino who continued to answer questions in court this morning. msnbc analyst, lisa bloom and nbc's craig melvin is live for us if sanford, florida. craig, we've learned now about a new motion that has been filed by the prosecution in this case. it deals specifically with a photo that was put up on instagram. this photo was put out several days ago. as you see it there, ice cream cones in hand, by don west, one of the defense attorneys on the right, daughter, molly. she's, we're told, 23 years old, where it said among other things, we beat stumdty celebration cones -- #dadkilledit. so what's the motion the prosecution is filing? >> it is called a motion for inquiry. as you mention, it stems from that p

mr. speaker, last week texas and america energy industry lost a friend, george mitchell who many knew as the father of fracking passed away last week in his home in galveston, texas. while his death is a sad occasion, his legacy will live on as the energy industry grows and prospers. it's ranked 13th in the gas production largely due to his innovator. he was a community builder, too, a visionary. he developed the woodlands master community when many just saw it as useless swampland. he played an integral role in reviving what i consider a freshes gem in my district, the island of galveston. george and his wife put countless hours and resources into restoring the strand which helped keep it a popular tourist destination. it's important we remember him not overwhelm for his contribution to texas business but also for his zeal and tenacity to give back to the communities where he lived and worked. i'm randy weber and that's the way i see it from where i sit here in america. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to

mr. best wedding ever. it's a big step for ferguson's off of screen character but fans hoping for a "modern family" wedding between his character, mitchell >> producers said to be thinking about that. >> i hope so. >> art can imitate life. >> congratulations. >>> indeed, congrats, boys. >>> get ready for the super bad. two of the most iconic heroes from the league of justice team up. at comic-con over the weekend they announced harry cavil will take the role. no word on who will take on batman. >> christian bale said he's out. >> how great would that be to see the two together? >> still awesome. >> yes. >> i know. i love the justice league. >> give us saturday mornings. >> josh. power. >> activate. >> indeed. >>> finally that sweltering heat wave that has swallowed up the heat coast had everybody desperate to take a dip except this guy. take a look. >> oh, no. >> taking the internet by storm. >> oh. >> showing the lengths he'll go to to avoid being bathed. >> oh, my goodness. >> he probably could have held out much longer had his owner not stepped in and taken matters into her own hands. but he's trying. he's trying. and that's "pop news

mrs. hoover's daily schedule so black could write an article for women's magazine. doug mitchell colleague who was brought and had to snoop around a secret servicemen and report back to black, similarly thurmond reported to dressing up in a single girl scout uniform and sneaking into the white house to cover a christmas party that mrs. hoover gave for a scout troop. you can see that the idea of the lenore meeting openly with women journalists was very welcome to a good number of washington women. with the greatest of pleasure thurmond and black were among the 35 who gathered for a lenore's press conference on march 6, 1933. they had a nervous first lady who knew the white house staff was very undignified to meet with the press, explain why she intended to hold a conference. the idea of making an understanding from the white house to the general public, eleanor told them in a statement you are the interpreters to the women of this country of what goes on politically in the legislative national life and also what the social and personal life is at the white house. it must have been