its name neve tirza, means oasis of strong women. >> the most striking thing about neve tirza is it ishe only female prison in israel. it has 215 beds. to give you perspective, the state of virginia has the same population as israel and six times as many female inmates. >> we have all types. long sentences. short sentences. minors. old women. everybody is here. every kind of crime you can think of. murderers, sex offenders, drug dealers, white-collar. >> you have white-collar criminals with someone who has committed murder? >> right. >> like rimonim, neve tirza places an emphasis on rehabilitation. and in certain areas, could be mistaken for a college campus. but to this female inmate who shares a six-person, one bathroom cell it is definitely prison. >> translator: it's a very small room. it is insanely hot here in the summer there is only one fan that's it. >> the cell was very homey. each of the inmates had sheets. personalized their own area, they even had a fish tank. >> she is serving a two-year sentence for stabbing her ex-girlfriend and new lover with a penknife. >> translator:

it is an insult to the american people, neve mind that they're running roughshod over congress.nsulted the this administration is admitting nothing, denying everything, an blaming everybody. you are beinglayed for a sucker. lou: you articulated in that manner, it is compelling becaus it does fit preciseey the rules of the road that they're following here.. and at the me time, it is precisely the same response, as you point out, to whether it i benghazi, the intern revenue service, the justice department infringing on the first amendment right of the associated press now. now fox news as well. to claim that they did nothing wrong in this and as you put it with straight face, it is -- it is just -- >> flabbergasting. an insult to the american people . this is that the administration that came in and i were saying there were going to be that mos transparent administration in history. will we have seen allies, deception, a web of irigue. everybody knew everything excep the president. so everydy is on board was saying we have to protect the president tell costs and his main rol, will

but a waitress in indianapolis -- just got a p she neve ed. 446-dollars... o llar order!college student "ce-ce bruc . >> restaurant servers appreciate when customers are generous. >> $446 on a 6-dollar order. waitress, part time college student works at the steak and shake. she picked up a credit card receipt from one of her regulars she thought the tip said $46 thought well that's pretty generous on a 6-dollar order. then she realized it was a whole lot more. she said she plans to use that money to help pay off the bills. >> i love this story. because she said she new it would pay to be nice but she didn't mean that literally. >> she must be really good at her job. >> that's why the regulars are the regulars. >> that's why i got fired as a server. >> because she talked too much. >> that's it for us at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,, hmm, tequila, checkbook, sourpuss... must be alimony time. go away, charlie. boy, you'd think for all that money, she'd at least come over and give you a lap dance. leave me alone, charlie. in fact, you know what would be really funny? where it says memo,

. >> and now the man being hailed as a hero in the rescue of three women rescued in ohio will neve bean one dozen restaurants in cleveland have offered charles ramsey a card giving him free burgers for life. life the restaurant where he works as a dishwasher has created the ramsey burger. bu he says he was eating a mcdonald's hamburger when he rescued the three women. >> his 15 minutes of fame keeps on going. >> grateful to him for what he did.d >> definitely. >>> coming up a superstar lendsr her support to the victims in oklahoma. her big donation is straight ahead. >>> it's not your average happyy hour, how hundreds of people pel with ties to oklahoma areare pitching in to help the tornado ravished region.   february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support t

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you can neve make a witness talk. can give them consequences for not talking, but youan neveke this person talk. the other alternative, of course , is to do it --? mr. sherman. refer this for a criminal investigation. the u.s. attorney and others have access to tools that the congressman don't and that is sometimes a good way to it do that as well. lou: former irs commisoner douglas chairman, an acquaintance now, your colleagu says he visited the white house. visit the white house 118 times in 2010 and 2011. i mean, that is standing in and of itself. by itself us suppose it means nothing, but it suggests a cluster relationship but the white house and in the irs commissioner i ever heard, acting or otherwise. >> jimmy jordan did a fantastic job researching that. at the white house more than some of the employees who work at thehite house. of course very poor on things h is not want to talk about and splendid on issues he does want to engage john. he cannot remember what they talk to and whether or not it was targeting

lou: the same attorney-general to just one week euro promise the congress that he would neve ever permit persecution of the working journalist in this country by his justified. >> policy works for fox. lou: and the associated press. thank you very much. i appreciated. up next, the latest on tornadoe raging through the midwest. absolutely levelling one neighborhood. there are no deaths reported to this hour. the devastation, however, is extraordinary. the latest for you if next. all stations come over to mission a for a finago. this is foreal this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies tolaces beyond it. siems. answers. ♪ lou: we are following breaking news of oklahoma. volunteers and first responders at this hour are searching for survivors from massive tornadoes . this city hit by a mile-wide tornado with winds up to two under miles-per-hour, to hospitals in the area say they're treating at least 29

i've neve seen anyone, i have to say the smartest man operating in the business.- he really is. he is extraordinary? >> he has done extraordinary things. there is no question about that. fox news is an accplishment and before that cnbc and advisor to three presidents. about that he was sort of a legendary boy producer at mike douglas show. it's hard to argue with his success. hover, else you want to look at hhm, h succeeded in everything he how soon tried. >> lou: the idea he has this wit. referring to the fellow who runs msnbc. i saw one line, his wit is so razor sharp and have bigger thoughts and stories. referring to that pers as being successful because he was in another man's wedding pty. that is about as convincing and damning as you can be? >> you get one liners from roger self-deprecating but usually you survive. >> lou: we thank you for being here. the book is roger ailes, off camera. come back. >> president john f. kennedy a meth addict and more the shocking story of the doctor that hooked the president and camelot on drugs. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found

. >> i come from a school of old school, with bboppers, never thought about money or fame, i mean, never, i didn't think about the records. do something that gives me goose bumps here, and turned out to be the biggest selling record in the history of music. my mind doesn't go that way. it's not my thing. never has been, and everying i do is i love is there, what happens. it's a good feeling. melissa: i bet it's ad good feeling. that was fun. next on money, the power ball jackpot hits a record $600 million, and, yes, i'm already a rationally fantasizing about winning it. you are too. we'll he fun with where you can throw all that cash next. you can never have too much money. or too many power ball tickets probably. ♪ ♪ melissa: time for fun with spare change. today, joined by a fab fe and thanks to bot of y for doing this on a friday. all right. first step. you might want to get in on this if you have not already. because there was no winner in wednesday's power ball drawing, the jackpot is skyrocketing at $600 million. wow. the most ever for a power ball. what would you do? >> all i wan

tea partiers have neve made more sense. let's talk with liz macdold. reporter: the biggest cash cows overseas for the percentage of corporate tax revenues is basically percentage of all the federal revenues. now, we have senato rand paul, and tim cook should not be sitting across fm us. timcook is upset over aws that ngress has written. what we are talking about is a very high corporate tax rate their eaks right up there. they're basically saying this in argentin what apple is saying is that the senate has it all wrong. but essentially that the money is kept overseas to supportts global sales operation -- the one or 2% rate which they ha to negotiate with the country of ireld are in those units are basically 4000 workers, they are not -- neil: it is not part of th cayman islands. is tually a series of construction. reporter they said it was if it was a mailbox drop. as you point ou i mean it, it's not. these people in ireland, they oversee our sales. neil: these european activitie go through the court isnds. >> eventually they get the iphone tonight ha

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neve sn anything like this. morning, said that they have been here their whole life, haven't seen anything like this. >> the big question, is it over? we go to the extreme weather center perhaps for some answers to allay the fears or even give cause for more alarm. >> we will get more rain later this week. the ground is very saturated in the southeast. yesterday morning, they saw around 4 to 6 inches of rain in a very short amount of time in talladega, that eastern area of alabama, where you are seeing that flooding. things much dryer today. a few thunderstorms are going to pop up there. the bigger concern today is across the central area of the country, where we have very significant, severe weather that we are going to continue to see the possibility of. this is what moved through yesterday and the rain that's remaining. you can see the things clearing and the sunshine breaking through, allowing things to heat up. it's hot and humid. this is the first time we have seen a setup that will allow for significant t

we've got 46 people in a category where we say we are never going to try them and we are neve going toease them. we will indefinitely retain them without ever giving them a trial. i'm going to use harsh language here, but that sounds like guantanamo gulag. what should president obama do? >> do a lot more than just throw his rhetoric out like he did the other day. i was stunned at the statements he made, because most of the statements he made are things that he has indeed created himself. the first thing i would do is let those people go who have been judged by everyone, the military included, as not being guilty of anything, let them go. with the 50 or so people who are probably hard core terrorists, i'd move them into u.s. prisons. they'll be safe as a dollar there. i'd put onus on the congress, say if you don't like the fact we haven't given them due process, if you don't like the fact this is indefinite detention, do something about it congress. i've moved them into federal prisons. that would give us out of the stigma of being on some other country's soil, eliminate gitmo altogethe

and of course, you mention aaron neve very rightly. she was nearly killed.lose to killing her and her colleagues. this was an absolutely perennial problem for her in a most direct and personal sense. >> charles, you had extraordinary access to her, to people close to her, to her letters, on the condition that this would not be published until after she was -- had passed away. what about this book, there's been a lot written about her in what ways did this book cast her in a new light? >> i think there were two big ways. the first is the complete revelations about her early life that come out from private letter she had written to her sister nobody had seen before she writes more about clothes than politics she write about the film she loved and she writes about falling in love. contrary to what she said, she had several different boyfriends before she married dennis. that's fascinating. then there's the political career. i think what comes out very strongly is though it was absolutely true she was a woman of conviction, she was also a very subtle politician