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he said he didn't want to play any more. >> he said it was difficult to the oc. he said it wasn't fun any more. in my opinion, he got a thrill from fighting with the staff when we would go into the cell and wrestle him to the ground. he got a thrill from that. >> after you got done, he was like taken, you know, he was taking a breath and you were all talking. >> what was he saying? >> i had enough. >> now that he's out, i think he's going to mellow out. if he don't, man, he'll come back for life. this is no way to live. this sucks. >> i don't want to see you come back either. 17 weeks, i don't want to see your face. >> you'll never see me again. maybe at the mall or something. i ain't never coming back. i was always drinking and raising hell. ain't no glory here. >> ray is working toward his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he is not allowed to visit ray in prison, but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he tells me at the end of the day, he goes, because

if the directives don't work, we will deploy with the oc. if the wind is too bad, we will drop a cs grenade, see what effect that has. >> the team attempts to spray oc gas into the rec pen, but the distance is too great to have any effect at all. >> not working. >> kevin seemed pretty immune to the oc spray, and even wearing the mask i could smell it, and i was affected by it. didn't faze kevin at all. >> next, the team deploys the more powerful cs grenade, but that also proved ineffective. >> are you guys done yet? >> i don't know if he was used to it or if he was putting on a front. he stayed pretty calm, and the next thing we know the staff is bringing out rifles, which to us was pretty shocking. >> come on down, blanco. >> running out of options, correctional staff resort to firing nonlethal bean bag rounds to prompt him off the backboard. >> are you guys through yet? >> the only thing i could think of was this guy is for lack of a better word brave. i mean, staring down the barrel of these shotguns, even if they are nonlethal, they're g

and he told me he was a big fan of the "oc ". >> i see "oc" all the time. >> i got to be honest withracter? >> kelly rowan. >> yeah. she's pretty hot. >> his interest in women became more disturbing when we learned the details of his crime. >> ralph's crime allegedly was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store and took her up one of the canyons, tied her to a tree and then cut her throat and then left her there. >> well, i've always maintained my innocence. i've done a lot of things in my life, you know, that i'm not proud of. this particular one is not one of them. i just come to the conclusion that karma bit me in the --. i personally wish they would either overturn my case, my execution or execute me and get it over with. whereas now you don't know if it's going to be five years down the road, two years or ten years, what they're going to decide. and that's really hard. >> in utah if you were convicted before a certain date you were given a choice between lethal injection and the firing squad. and when i asked ralph the very sobering question of what method ha

i advised him that we're going to introduce oc. we attempted to hit him with the oc. him. after that we elevated to sc. it didn't have any effect. we then elevated with the shotgun. after the sixth round he complied and came to the cuffing warden. he was restrained and removed from the area. >> what was his persona at the time? could he visibly tell that he was being hit? was he immediately responding to it? >> he didn't seem like he had any immediate effects at all from any of the rounds. >> he just climbed down off the basketball goal and surrendered. >> walked to the gate. >> next, staff may have won the battle, but to blanco this means war. >> he was being disruptive in his cell. so we got him over here to medical in the crisis cell. >> stay right there. every day you live with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis could be another day you're living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you by asking your rheumatologist about humira. for many adult patients with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis humira has been proven to help

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instead of heading to oc, we sent him to the sweetest place on water.wyatt has the forecast live from hershey park. >> reporter: rosie, my friend, i'm 88 miles north of you in a beautiful, beautiful spot, hershey park, usa. the trees are greener and the air is fresher. the sky's not bluer. everyone likes to come up here and have a good time. >> i'm from connecticut. >> i'm katie and i'm from connecticut. >> reporter: your parents are from ellicott city? >> yes. >> reporter: are you enjoying the park? >> it's nice. we like the roller coasters. >> reporter: good tough, there's like 65 rides in total here. you have

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del fbi 58:15 fue una investigacion de aprox tres anos donde miembros de ciertas pandillas de aqui de ocde la mafia mexicana estaban involucrados en sinnumero de actividades delictivas.12 26 individuos fueron arrestados durante el operativo "bandera negra" y 99 en total algunos ya en prision como peter ojeda senalado como el lider, enfrentan cargos por extorsion, asesinato, conspiracion y distribucion de drogas y armas de fuego. sot 57:57 si el operative de esta manana fue considerado un exito.. las autoridades dijeron que varios de los detenidos son miembros de la pandilla "forming kaos" que controlaba algunas calles de costa mesa y que esta asociada con la mafia mexicana, conocida tambien como la "eme". bridge la mayoria de armamento confiscado incluye armas largas de alto poder como estas, conocidas como los cuernos de chivo e incluso una arma poco comun como esta de la era de la segunda guerra mundial. mas de 45 armas y miles de dolares fueron descubiertos durante el operativo. =sot=carlos rojas/subjefe de la policia de santa ana 04:21 y prevenimos muchos asaltos y hasta homicidios p

you know me, girl. >> at 21 years old, cash is on his eighth trip through the oc jail. this time after being caught with a batch of stolen credit cards. >> well, i was really drunk one night. and me and my friend decided to, you know, let's go shopping and we got a bunch of credit cards and we went to stores and we bought -- we tried to buy $700 worth of gift cards, you know, and that didn't fly, you know? 2:00 in the morning, drunk, you know, what are you kids doing in here? so, yeah. >> during his latest stay in jail, cash has met someone special. the object of his affection is rocky brett, who is currently serving a year sentence for drug possession and dealing. he goes by the nickname casper. >> the name is casper. i'm going to get a tattoo casper that goes right here. i'm going to get a tattoo. it is going to be really cute. >> this right here amounts to about two weeks of correspondence, even though she lives two cells down from me, these are about two weeks worth of accumulated material here. >> i love him. >> it is always -- they're always nice to get mail in he

. >>> but first a roller derby queen does time in the oc. >> my roller derby name was "hurt in a skurt." that's what my bloomers say, "hurt in a skurt." >>> tammy butcher stays in shape by pacing herself in sets of 52 laps, one for each card in her playing deck. >> hey, butcher. >> good morning. >> staying out of trouble? >> absolutely. >> butcher is well known at the orange county jail, not only as a frequent inmate but as a local roller derby star. >> my mom dragged me to a roller derby competition out in corona, so i went there, and who do i see but inmate tami butcher smashing and bashing as she rode around that roller ring. she is not aggressive in jail, but she was definitely aggressive on that roller ring, i'll have to say that. >> it's women bashing other girls for sport value. it's fun. my roller derby name is "hurt in a skurt." i've been doing it for four years. it's a good way to relieve a lot of tension. it's so much fun. i have broken both my collar bones. i've also broke my hip. i broke my arm. yeah, it's very hard. it's rough. >> butcher is currently in jail for violatin

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>>oc]6wty they're getting back e for wearing this sweater. goodness. safe. country is being held up on this debt ceiling by 20 tea party people. >> oh, god. >> wait, wait. before you say, oh, god. >> oh, bob. >> they represent a tiny percentage. they won't go along with their speaker. >> what are you talking about? >> if you don'ty%óójy%óójy%óójya little bit about washington. it's where i from. the enact is boehner had to pull the bill because -- >> bob, you worked in mondale -- >> oh, my god. campaign. >> i was a businessman. i hired people. i fired people, ran businesses, made payroll. what obama is doing is destroying the economy. >> you cannot be fiscally responsible. you can't say we're paying off the debt of the past and blame it on reagan. >> by the way, nancy pelosi is on the floor of the house saying this bill is a waste of time. >> can we talk about what's going on as opposed to this -- >> tell us your version. >> it's not a version, it's just a fact. by the way, i'm very proud to have managed walter mondale, although it was one of the largest loss

. >> stokes is using part of his time in oc to tell another story, one he hopes to cell in nearby hollywoodnow. probably. >> i have been in the process of a screenplay. we're calling it the bar stool musical. ♪ ♪ know they'll test you to see if you're true, gave your heart rhythm and music lives in you ♪ ♪ >>> stokes' release date is only three days away. there was a time when steven carlstrom could almost see freedom as well. >> i was getting out within two months. i was free to go home and live my life with my son, didn't turn out that way. >> like stokes, he was serving 5 short-term for meth possession, but now he's facing a new charge, murder. he's pled not guilty, but carlstrom is one of nine inmates charged for killing. >> i was playing dominos when this happened. but i've got a lot of people pointing the finger at me. i got the guy, allegedly, brought him down, allegedly people dragged him inside the cube, the blind spot, and started beating him. >> the blind spot is an area behind a privacy wall, which has since been removed. >> carlstrom said he felt obligated and jailhouse politic

except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shocked, but they send me letters ev

ow >>> california's oc is known to be a place of beauty and opulence.attacked by a coyote. >> don't worry, it wasn't one of the real housewives. she survived but her terrier wasn't as lucky. even more shocking than that, though, attacks like these are on the rise. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: these days whenever linda malone takes carnegie for a walk she always dresses for battle. you've got a stick, a whistle, a knife. you are seriously prepared. >> i am so serious. >> reporter: this gated retirement community in orange county is safe as can be from criminals. but not coyotes. there have been three attacks in the last three days. karen lost her yorkie named pooh. >> by the time i knew anything happened the dog was dead. >> how often do you get calls about coyotes? >> right now upwards of a dozen a day. >> reporter: animal control officer joy falk says coyotes are territorial and increasingly aggressive. >> used to be all they would go for was a chihuahua, yorkie, maltese. now they're approaching german shepherds, standard poodles, things lik

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in the oce can help facilitate policies during this crucial time in its history.mr. pitts, i would know parenthetically that congressman pitts for years has spoken out on the floor and committee nietzsche about the plight of coptic christians and has been tenacious in promoting religious freedom in general, but no one has done more in the u.s. house of government. thank you for your report. we will now go to our next witness, michelle clerk. i would just note that michele clark was the director this is how we were close and human trafficking at the anti-trafficking assistant at the organization for security operation in europe where she assisted all 56 countries at the oce, since virtually all of your upcoming united states and canada with meeting their commitments to combating this modern-day slavery. she is also the author of a comprehensive report with without objection with a big part of the record. a 41 page report calls the disappearance, forced conversions and forced marriages of coptic christian women in egypt. so ms. clark, the floor is yours. [inaudible]

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friday's statement means the oce has passed the complaint onto the ethics schmitt. the schmitt is required to announce whether an investigation is being extended beyond 45 days, from cincinnati.com this morning. indianapolis, indiana, nancy asking people what would you keep? what would you cut? nancy, with that in mind, go ahead. caller: everybody has expressed my opinion about how the big businesses and how the oil companies and it seems like the middle class people are paying more at the grocery store, more at the pump, more at everything. and there is no jobs coming. all of these corporations are hiding money. i think somebody said like 4$400 -- billions of dollars set offshore, holding onto the money. if you come home to compete with china and all of the other countries coming up, we are becoming the second-class nation. we really are. we can't manufacture a wash cloth, a towel, utensils things that were made in this country, made this country great and they won't come home and put this money together. it's called greed. we are putting everything in the federal

i empathize with them.en't but we have not quite finished g our work, and we actually are oc the right topic. rei and again, senator reid hasl. offered a proposal. the house has offered a neither proposal.on strong neither one of them are strong i enough yet madame president, foo what it's worth i know you know this but i'm talking to people on both sides of the ogle andk r people i think our reading what the markets are doing and becoming increasingly concernedg about considering voting for a f package to wait and of the presiding officer comes from the center of the universe as i relates to those kind of issues and people are wising up, a lotf of private phone calls takingthe place and people are saying wait a minute. let's think about this. mkets se markets, which matter by thw way because they buy the bond, are now saying to us they know we are going to deal with a debt ceiling, and i think they are. - they know we're going to deal to d with the debt ceiling by the they are but now they are beginning to think we are not going to do something that iso h actually the real solution.er

we are at the precipice for the first time in my lifetime oflt hearing threats of defaulting oc the fullfaith and credit of america. when we lift the debt ceiling we do it in order to pay for the debt that were incurred and sadly for us, after having a surplus under bill clinton, the policies of george w. bush caused us to go into deep holes in the deficit and the debt. we were on the way to a great place, but i will never forget it when george w. came out and he said i think that the surpluses we are running along to the american people and what he really meant, the rich people because that is who got the lion's share of that.re so we can keep the tax o rates w for theat middle class.ure we can make sure the wealthy pay their fair share. we can come to the table and an negotiate with an open heart and an open mind and knowing well that we won't get everything each of us wants. readi i will close by reading a quote from ronald reagan. president reagan who in 1983 wrote the following. the full consequences of the default ip united states and even he said the serious prospect of the defaul

how will the proposed utilization of the management of the ocs serve to ensure the interest or required to be balanced for safety and environmental concerns instead of simply being disregarded? >> well, what we're aiming for this reorganization is to have agencies that can focus with clarity of vision on what they are supposed to do. so we have an energy resource development agency whose mission is to worry about issues like that and make sure that the resources to adequately and properly developed, and we have the other agency that is focused on safety and environmental regulation and can focus on that. so it's just a much more logical economical structure if you have agencies focused more singularly on those missions rather than having any blurring of what the mission should be. >> looking to fiscal 2012, what is the department's projection of the income from the offshore? >> i don't have a projection of the royalty income. it exceeds $55 million the, doesn't it? >> yes. >> and its bid for white you whittle and gas industry? >> yes. >> to suggest the industry is getting off free i thi

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and regards to positions and the process that will go forward in regards to oil and gas leasing and ocs. can you give me from an industry standpoint even though it is in a new process how has that been working or is it to new? what are your thoughts? >> at this point it is too new to form an opinion on it but i will say there have been opportunities and it is an option for engaging in in the process whether the five-year leasing plan they actually sell the permitting process so this formalizes it to some degree and i think it actually lays out the steps in which noaa will be able to insert itself in talking to the staff. even they believe it is too early to comment and provide an opinion on that. >> can you tell me and i will be very alaska centered care for second and regards the arctic and arctic development. can you give me from an industry standpoint how -- you have heard a lot of issues out there boast from -- both from independent individuals as well as organizations and the concern we have as we move forward and what kind of development may occur there. give me your two bits on h