mr. morgan, i'll make my recommendation to the committee. and i think you are a very good candidate for level one. so the committee will give you the final decision. the recommendation will be made to central office to the classification bureau, and my recommendation will be that we send you to level one. >> all right. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i appreciate it. >> all right. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> whew. i click my heels together three times, and i'm on my way. this is like a bump in the road for me. that's perfect. i'm going home. yes. >> you're going home? >> some people, it's like hereditary. they stay here. >> right here, sir. >> lewis, myself, the deputy warden, the captain, needs to talk to you in the office, so come on down. >> felix lewis, when he first got here, we had given him a urine test and he came up positive for thc. basically came to me, told me that he would participate in substance abuse if i suspended the sanctions on that report. so i gave him a break. i suspended the sanctions for 180 days o

mr. morgan. >> and thank you for waiting for several other presentations. next we have paul nixon. >> hello, i'm with sea wag and been with others for more than 10 years. my position in sea wag was basically to be the refute -- representative of human powered boating and small boating. that issue did become a big issue with bae. the idea behind this issue was that the park, the dolphin club in 1870s had established that water was there and could be used for play and work and the people that generally work at the port would also swim and both in the bay and so this went on for many many years. and it was a principal there for swimming boating clubs. comes 1999 and things begin to change and the possibility of using that traditional san francisco idea and spreading it north and south came up. and we went to christy field and south and we got to mission creek, thanks to woods and her work there. and then we continued until we reached pretty much all the way to candlestick park with the blue greenway and the initiative that went on there. then there came a prob

mr. morgan griffith. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. mr. griffith: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen i have to tell you that the only reason we are here is because of the unique procedural posture that the senate finds itself in. and that unique posture is a perversion of the democratic principles upon which our republic was based. we would not be here if it weren't for the modern filibuster and cloture rule which requires 60 votes to do anything. last week harry reid made it clear that he would not support a going to conference. jefferson was very clear when he set up the procedures for this place. each house makes an independent decision. then you get together in conference and work out your differences. but because of the unique position of the senate's processes, that cannot happen in these circumstances. we should not reward the senate for their bad behavior. we should reject this motion and force a new discussion on this issue. and so, mr. chairman i submit that if all we are doing is rewarding the senate for having bad

mr. morgan griffith. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. . griffith: thank you, mr. speaker. ladies and gentlemen i have to tell you that the only reason we are here is because of the unique procedural posture that the senate finds itself in. and that unique posture is a perversion of the democratic principles upon which our republic was based. we would not be here if it weren't for the modern filibuster and cloture rule which requires 60 votes to do anything. last week harry reid made it clear that he would not support a going to conference. jefferson was very clear when he set up the procedures for this place. each house makes an independent decision. then you get together in conference and work out your differences. but because of the unique position of the senate's processes, that cannot happen in these circumstances. we should not reward the senate for their bad behavior. we should reject this motion and force a new discussion on this issue. and so, mr. chairman i submit that if all we are doing is rewarding the senate for having bad ru

if it stays -- two fantastic oil people involved in the last few weeks, rich kinder from kinder morgan and mram, which by the way one of the finest pipeline companies in the world. they say 42 43, that is where real buyers come. it like everybody else, financial buyer, put it in the tang, sell futures. that's the level. by the way, this is the second time that that level has held. second time. >> i'm being told april, expires today. and may, west texas up 3%. well, i have to tell you that there's a great piece about how brent is no longer going to be relevant. it's the golden age of refineries. you've got all sort of oil competing to be made by the refiners. refiners are pitting guys of mexico against gulf of mexico and the winner's the consumer. >> yes. we'll get rig count, baker hughes 1:00 p.m. >> boone pickens the other day on "squawk," bullish on next year. i think oil stays here a bit because of the production is insane right now. >> i know you've been rooting for housing. kbh did have a solid beat orders up 24. that's a 7% gain. >> kbh, disappointed on top of lennar last time. lennar s

mr. banister saying he was not the one -- kenneth morgan was not the one cleaning up the blood. on the prehearing detention report, it's saying that morgan was observed through the security cameras conspiring with other inmates while they were striking another inmate with a fist at the rear of unit iv. you said you've seen the tape yourself. was he sitting there talking to people while they were beating the dude up? >> you are not allowed to question the hearing officer at the hearing. >> oh. >> any more motions or considerations? i'll review the evidence and the report and your testimony and make my decision. my decision is subject to review or rescind by the deputy warden. the deputy ward may approve, modify, or reverse my decision and order a new hearing. do you understand? >> uh-huh. >> joe sanchez is anxious to get out, but it hasn't been easy getting to his release date. >> well, right now we are going into the unit to pull out joseph sanchez. we are going to be advising him that his primary parole plan was denied. >> so now we need to just let him know that we are going t

morgan spurlock and the president of aol's video. this is a 10-year-old film. i still think of you as mr. supersize me. that will be forever. rst -- i watched these clips. susan sarandon is not an ordinary american. you got her to film six months in her relationship. morgan: her boyfriend is one of our central characters. susan becomes the plus one in the show. a great story. betty: a great story. it is about their relationship. you have stories about families trying to -- a woman who tries to get pregnant. a gay couple, a blended family. why did you want to do this for aol? >> we believe in content and we believe in video and we believe there is a new moment in reality television that is about stories and characters and this show is full of great stories, great characters. it is about relationships. we think there is something in the show for everybody to connect to and we think there is a certain genre of reality that turns into conflict and throwing tables -- betty: the real housewives? taking aim at the cable networks? >> maybe i am. maybe it is time to tell better stories with better characters. morgan: this show raises

morgan hill. take your pick. even close to the coast and the bay it will be mild to warm. do i know this man? yes, i do. it's mr. sal castaneda. >> steve, i'm glad to see you back and nice seeing you at the parade. right now traffic is doing well but yes, i missed you steve and everyone else. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. traffic is doing very well if you are driving on the east shore freeway from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. it has been a nice drive. there have been no major problems coming down from that stretch going to the toll plaza. we're looking good. we're hoping we have our friday light commute. that is one of those things i don't know if it exists anymore. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> investigators are working to determine the cause of a fire that gutted an abandoned church in san francisco last night. ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty sat the scene right now. we have learned a firefighter was hurt during putting out the flames. >> reporter: yes, we have. we don't think he is seriously hurt. we're at the corner of broad and capitol avenue. it is dark o

mr. bialik did anything wrong. but it will come down to, two years we're talking here. >> charlie where is my video from morgan stanleyi'm waiting? charlie: if it's anything like the other one... >> apparently thin this thing is floating around. >> they did the parody of the hunger games. liz: and less miserables. >> and the office. i'll take either one. >> but he was in jail. (?) what they're saying, if you work as a broker in morgan stanley, you're in jail? liz: i think that there's a point between a and c. >> you hear about my interview with veronica? >> you told me for 48 seconds yesterday. i was getting jealous. >> she's going into the adult industry. i like her a lot. she's told all her followers stop sending me naked pictures. i'm posting on my twitter. >> i'll stop. i thought she would like them. >> charlie gasparino, thank you very much. fox business tonight the new hit show "strange inheritance," tonight's episode, you need to hear the story of one woman inheriting one of the bloodiest artifacts of the civil war. another story of a family inheriting this giant landmark that could cause a bloody injury if it

morgan jo. your reaction to that? >> it is a little insulting but it is also laughable. after watching mr.comment, he was just simply telling a little bit about lis personality. i didn't know why they felt the need to be so really just rude. i felt like it was a very rude statement. and in my opinion, even worse was miss walsh's reaction. you know, her laughing. and then i thought that her insulting the "bless their hearts," the country people comment. >> yeah. well, at least there was an apology following those comments. but when i think about country music, i'm a huge f been for a long time. i think about fried chicken and beer and planting corn and the hog and young love and going to church on sunday. >> and breaking up. you guys are great at singing about breaking-up songs. i don't get where it comes from. does it bother you the perception that might be out there? >> no, not really. it doesn't bother me. reality is people get to say and think what they want. that's a reality. country music is the most listened to genre. that's a reality. there's just so much of it. so i'm not insulted

mr. mackey he was the dominant retailer of his generation. i like what i'm hearing from cornell, he's strong. >> yesterday we talked about goldman cutting specialty retail. last year morgantanley took a&f to underweight. europe two-year comp down 25. u.s. down 14 over 2 years. >> they could use ron johnson. >> who? >> the running back for the giants. >> i'm telling you that that's a combination. you need someone so bad to recognize that this -- no they have -- they have real problems. and ron -- i don't mean that he's a great guy, everybody loves him. i threw that in i'm trying to be a nice guy lately. aeo turnaround shows, american eagle, ever shopped for -- >> no no. >> -- flip-flops. look for flip-flops at american eagle. i like to shop for flip-flops. the flip-flops are like 20 bucks. american eagle has better flip-flops. >> they do? >> great flip-flops. >> that's what they're going to build the empire on flip-flops. >> rome wasn't built in a day. >> ron johnson. >> the man who jcpenney still blaming him. ten years from now, nothing we can do, he wreck the home center. they got out of the joe stuff. >> what was joe? >> right. >> joe fresh. >> joe fresh. what was that