. >> my name is cephis pasco. c-e-p-h-i-s p-a-s-c-o. i am a convict at the indiana state prison. >> we learned a lot from them. including the importance of reputation in prison. >> i've done the time. i've stayed out of trouble. i'm not a punk, bitch or any of the lesser areas of being in prison. >> two things that were notable about cephis. he was always alone. i don't think i ever saw him hanging out with another inmate. his fixsation on food. whenever you bumped into him, he was talking about food, looking forward to his next meal. >> breakfast at 6:15 in the morning. chow for lunch about 12:00, give or take. and supper's 5:30, give or take. they're giving us reruns two nights in a row. if i only had pork chops, i would really be going. >> he had rituals with his food. it was almost like he was sitting in a lounger at home with a big tv tray. and he'd store up his food from all day long and sit there and eat it happily in front of the tv screen. >> this is how i eat when off tv. in the old days when i had pork chops, i'd put on a sho

before that, you heard pascoe sabido of the corporate europe observatory. pascoe joins us now live. we are broadcasting from lima, peru. we are inside the cop20, as it is called right now. interesting, cop watch in new york to cop watch right now in lima. cop here is short for conference of parties, and it is the 20 than a verse or if. the corporate europe observatory and two other groups, the democracy center and the transnational institute, just published a new report titled, "corporate conquistadors: the many ways multinationals both drive and profit from climate destruction." welcome back to democracy now! talk about this report. >> it is our attempt at trying to shine a bit more light on the role destructive companies are playing in the climate crisis. we have taken three particular examples of operating in latin america to try to tell a bit more of a story. repsol,rporations , spanish, glencore-xstrata, swiss, and enel-endesa, spanish, with large amounts of local resistance to what they're doing, extracting gas, oil, minerals, as well as building hydro, but then tried to show

pasco would not elaborate on the nature of the protect. it's likely very discreet. >> a low-key protection, not a marked unit in front of a house that draws as much attention as it may divert. maybe one person, maybe two people. so that officer wilson, former officer wilson can sleep at night. >> reporter: wilson's lawyers say it's not just darren wilson these officers are protecting. >> there are threats out there not only against himself but his family, as well. >> reporter: including wilson's new wife who is pregnant and on leave from the ferguson police. one concern the attorneys and law enforcement experts have, efforts by hackers and others to track darren wilson down. >> there are cyberactivists in our world who are going to be actively trying to find out where is darren wilson. they're going to be trying to find out where did darren wilson spend his last hour? so that they can track and put out in public where he is and really create an enhanced threat to him. >> reporter: john gaskin doesn't begrudge him the protection but others

will be likely be people in the area who are upset that ferguson is getting this protection but jim pasco of the fraternal order of police, when anyone is inundated with threats, as he is, it's the official duty of the police. >> he's critical of the ferguson police department, right? >> he was surprisingly critical. jim pasco says they protected darren wilson from the get-go was because the ferguson police, in his words, was, quote, unwilling or unable to provide security for darren wilson. he said the ferguson police never protected darren wilson as they were supposed to do. we requested a statement and have not heard back from them. >> let's talk about all of this and more with emanuel cleaver of missouri. congressman, thanks for joining us. do you think it's reasonable that there's now a formal investigation underway into the possibility that michael brown's stepfather, louis head, incited riots immediately following the grand jury announcement? >> well, what mr. head said was unfortunate and certainly he needs to be held responsible for what he said. but there's a larger issue here a

by encryption this, how often will they bypass it either through encouraging someone to give your pasco and a person might given up in that context and most of the time that happens, sometimes they will guess and get through that. there is a question how often they will find the investigation and it might be that it is not that much of a barrier to law-enforcement in which case the claim of circumstances becomes weaker and is a barrier in which case the claim of circumstances becomes stronger said to stem extend the question depends on the legal question depends on the technological question of how much it will stop the government. >> i was surprised when the attorney general criticized apple and google. i was surprised not because they were criticizing the company but because in the last five years i have been watching these things unfold and this is not the first time the government has complained that companies are rolling out technology that might make life more difficult i've never seen the government call lot of a particular company by name not because they don't want to offend th

two pasco county sheriff deputies shot at. three bull lets fired. >> one of our deputies says he heard it whizzing by his car. >> reporter: in florida and l.a. the officers were not hurt but more and more cops are coming under fire. 50 police officers were shot and killed while on duty this year. that's a 56% increase from 2013. >> everybody out now! >> reporter: less than ten days ago, those two nypd officers were assassinated. police say ismailaiyl brinsley shot officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu as they sat in their patrol car in brooklyn. brinsley allegedly looking for revenge angered over the police involved deaths of eric garner on staten island and michael brown in ferguson. >> the honorable bill de blasio. >> thank you. >> reporter: and today, mayor bill de blasio heckled at an nypd graduation ceremony. two just days after cops turned their backs to him as he spoke at the funeral for officer ramos. police unions saying the mayor fueled an anti-police at moss freer. the mayor telling new cadets he's on their side. >>

this is from agenda named roy pascoe. he was a page in 1906. he love to being a page so much that he kept his uniform. a years ago, his descendents found it. he kept is so carefully. it is quiet wonderful and that it is influenced by military attire. so at some point he and the page program were becoming so much more formal. he had close connections to joe cannon, the speaker of the house. so it's possible one of the reasons this is such a fancy uniform as because of his connection. my favorite thing about it is not a military part. it is the fact that right along the top, in case you miss it, it says page. as he's running around he is easily identified. most of the time, though, the identification was not written. it was a button. sometimes they would be a sometimes they would be a badge. we have to a few of those early buttons that pages wore. also, just to affiliate themselves with their core of page brethren. this tiny little page fraternity pin is from the 1930's. it is part of a raft of information from a page who served at this time, who

. >> pasco county sheriff's department. >> only one lane. >> one unconscious male in the mustang. >>n the front of the vehicle and i'm still arguing with him about will. he just said to me he didn't make it, and that was the first time that i heard that i had lost my best friend. >> right off the bat, i could tell that the driver of the mustang had been killed in the crash. the other person inside the other car was receiving treatment from fire rescue personnel. they had to extract him, but he was alive as well. we started to piece the evidence together, and what we surmised occurred was that the driver of the ford had entered the wrong exit ramp, coming the wrong way, and collided head-on with the mustang. >> when someone's coming at you in the wrong lane down the highway and you have no options, you're going to hit head-on. you're lucky, you live. if you're unlucky, you're dead. and one person, william angel, in that car, was the unlucky guy who died. because of an entitled, spoiled, drunk kid. >> we identified what became known as the wrong-way driver as christopher ponce, and in

neither safir nor jim pasco believe that we're headed back to a period like that but safir worries howheated situations if they continue to feel unappreciated. >>> a foreign bribery case. alstom was recorded for falsifying records to mask the bribes. it is the highest ever for foreign bribery in the u.s. >>> now, how are you enjoying your cheap gas and fuel prices? you can continue to do so. do not expect oil prices to rise any time in the near future. saudi arabia telling cnn it will never cut oil production, opec's decision thought to cut production last month sent shock waves through the oil markets. prices are now hovering -- you see how low it's become $60 per barrel and opec ministers say they're prepared for oil to go as low as $40 before they'll consider cutting production. >>> now, russia's former finance minister is warning of a full-scale economic crisis in his country. the central bake is bailing out trust bank, the first victim of a collapse in currency. alexi kudrin is forecasting a slide in living standards. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> translator: i can say we are

. >>> separate investigations are now under way after two sheriff's deputies in pasco county florida, as well as two los angeles police officers were fired at yesterday. no one was hurt in either incident. but after a manhunt that lasted hours and involved some 100 police officers, one person is under arrest in los angeles. another person still at large. our sara sidner is in los angeles where she joins us with the latest on this investigation. i guess the obvious question is do police suspect any connection to the recent nationwide protests? >> reporter: quite a few folks wondering about that on social media as well as out here. the answer to that according to the los angeles police department detectives i spoke with is plainly, no, they don't think so. however, they do talk about the fact that this was completely unprovoked. the two people who officers say shot at them they were not arrested, not being sought after, not a part of any of the calls that the officers were going on. they were on the street behind me and were shot at randomly, unprovoked unprovoked. scary situation for t

. >> respectfully if you're going to go after amy pasco who is the head of sony who is actually a nice person, i've met her, she's very gracious and all of that, she said bad stuff. the tape was rolling f. that's going to be the prerequisite of whether or not you have a job or not, if the tape rolls for any one of us and we're caught, what's going to happen? i'm totally against that. she should stand up, apologize for being really inappropriate. it was a private moment but everybody has got private moments. >> exactly. she should say to every single person who calls her name, release your emails. let's see what's on your emails. let's see what is on an email that was sent to one person with whom you have an intimate friendship and we'll see the sense of humor you share and how the outside world might deem that inappropriate. >> hollywood has some hypocrisy on free speech. they never stood up for the jailed film make that's true is still in prison for the benghazi video. when it hits them, they start to preach. >> what would the situation be right now if it was conservative? >> i can te

in pasco county, florida, near tampa. another targeted police shooting this time, a sniper went after two separate patrol cars neither deputy was hit but the sheriff has a warning. listen to him. >> we are not going to apologize, not going to be politically correct, we are going to do what is right because our citizens deserve it our citizens deserve to be safe. our deputies deserve to be safe and our family members deserve to have their loved ones come home tend of the shift. >> florida police are on edge, because last week, a florida police officer was shot and killed. fatally shot. trace, you and i were just talking about a couple of firefighters who were just gassing up their fire truck and shot at as well. they were in their uniforms. this is unbelievable. so, there's also something that's been going on in chicago. i want to you tell me about that. ample threat. this guy actually made threats on face become to shoot police officers as well as white children. this man right here, identified as 33-year-old aires woodfi

mientras tanto, en el condado de pasco, alguien disparÓ tres balazos a dos agentes del alguacil mientraso con una pÁgina en blanco, dejar todo lo negativo detrÁs y empezar de nuevo. pero de nada nos sirve limpiar la casa y hacer planes con la familia sino nos liberamos de los resentimientos y nos limpiamos por dentro. por eso una sicoterapeuta nos dirÁ cÓmo lograrlo. >> buenos dÍas. >> ¿por quÉ es tan importante cuidar la parte espiritual y emocional? mÁs allá de lo fÍsico. >> en realidad, el aÑo nuevo lo Único que hace es funcionar como el principio y el fin, como una llegada y una partida. sin embargo, la parte emocional y espiritual de nosotros es la tregua, dÍa a dÍa, durante todo el aÑo. y creo que es importante reconocer que estos resentimientos, estas cosas negativas, a veces estÁn destruyendo nuestra paz espiritual. >> roxana, ¿cuÁl es la clave para empezar liberados y ligeros este 2015? >> yo creo que hay que deshacerse de las cosas negativas. todos los resentimientos, todas las heridas que han quedado inconclusas a lo largo de estas vidas. yo siempre le pregunto a mis pacientes

yesterday we spoke with jim pasco, the executive director of the nation's largest union of police chiefs and he says they would give this administration a grade of incomplete. they have been helpful at times, not at other times. but they say that joe biden has been helpful and lent a supportive ear and they are looking for more support from the administration. some of the languages come interesting the administration has been tough from president obama and attorney general eric holder when they said that african american children have to express some more caution. and some of the language is seen as deviivisive by some law enforcement victor. >> erin, thank you so much. >> we are listening in and watching as the church. s the national anthem. let's just listen in. >>. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the