houston has a run on the board against this bull pen. that has been so good, they had gone seven games without allowing the run. >> mitch: and we talked with bo porter before the game. this is a situation that last year, they probably would have pink hit for castro. but bo porter believes he is an everyday player. to be an everyday player, you have to be abe to hit left handers and right-handers. and this is showing confidence in castro. you can't measure that. as a player, it is immeasurable. i know managers that gave me a long leash. those were the guys i performed for. >> rich: castro facing okajima. you've got to find out. you have to learn about the guys that you're moving forward with. the breaking ball. last game with two multihome run hitters for the astros back in 2005 and two of the greats in astro histor history. lance berkman. >> mitch: i had the opportunity to play with both of them. >> rich: a swing and a miss. castro strikes out. houston on the board. another solo homer. matt dominguez, his second of the night. 10-5. hey,

once the team was put together and we entered the rec pen, we approached the rec pen he was in. i gave him verbal directives to come out and he refused my directives. and advised him that we were going to introduce o.c. we attempted to hit him with the o.c. but it didn't reach him. after that we elevated to cs. the cs didn't have any effect. we then elevated with a shotgun. after the sixth round he complied. came to the cuffing port, and he was restrained and removed from the area. >> what was his persona at the time when this was happening? could you tell he was being hit? was he immediately responding to it? >> no, it didn't seem like he had any immediate effects at all from any of the rounds. >> all right, if he was stabbing somebody, they're not going to stop him. >> he just eventually climbed down off the basketball goal, and surrendered. >>> next, staff may have won the battle, but to blanco, this means war. >> he was being disruptive in his cell. so brought him over here to the medical and the crisis cell. >> strip down and stay right there. >>> searches are routinely con

on the court that might be a particular interest to the pen members. many are questions that prefer not to answer, and i hope my presentation today will explain my. the reason is sound up in my reflections of other questions he posed. have i had any personal experiences with or self-censorship? then more broadly, how does the notion of freedom change depending on circumstances? has my understanding of freedom changed since my appointment to the supreme court. i must preface my remarks today by saying that my own experiences of since my employment to the court is not large ship, and it would be in city is for me to compare it to the repression experienced by the writers that pan supports are some judges have endured. judges have been threatened wit public of removal, economically persecuted to ensure their decisions conform to the well o public opinion and even jailed. in some jurisdictions judges ar banished to a virtual siberia t neutralize their voices come in many countries judges are killed . we're fortunate that article three of the u.s. constitut

then he tried to handcuff me for not putting away my pen. at that point, i walked over to immigration and took out my pen again to take notes, was ordered again to put it away, and then was taken into secondary screening and i ask to speak to a supervisor, explained i was a journalist. then i was told i could not take notes, that i was free to take notes after i finished being questioned. pennder the theory that the was a weapon? >> yes, they said it was a dangerous weapon. that is with the agent said. in terms of context, you have to understand, i am surrounded by border agents who are all carrying guns, and taking away my pen which they found threatening. this was profoundly upsetting. then i was taken directly into an interrogation room and questioned. i to come my pen again, was ordered by another agent to put it away. this went on for quite some time. i was told during the interrogation -- i am always asserting my rights as a journalist to not reveal my work, my sources. >> you did a film on yemen, iraq. >> yes, so this detention starte

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s was her own pen. now she is thriving, playing around her pen and eating broccoli.eepers put on furry vests, you can't raise their like a human, you have to raise her like a gorilla. they let her cling to them. and climb up. >> that's a good job, when you put on a fur vest, climb a wall and hang out with a baby gorilla. >> you should change jobs. >> you think they would let me? >> i would let you. we'll start a make a wish for you and you could be a gorilla trainer. >> experimenting with food. crawling around her pen and doing well, although you can see part of her nose may be bigger than the other side. you know what? 100% cute. >> a little irregularity never hurt a soul. >> if we have learned anything about the man known as the l.a. beast, he eats a lot of stuff and he is a man of the people. >> i ask you, the fans, what you want to see me do. ding, ding, ding. dog food was the winner. >> three cans of pedigree. he considers himself half man, half beast, so he doesn't recommend eating dog food if you are human. >> it smells like my grandmother's house growing up.

if he gets a response he will send his letter off in the mail. >> $30 per pen pal with 10 to 15 pen palsi'm banking. i'm banking. >>> coming up -- >> this is your daily visit. >> don't mess with it. >> kenneth jackson takes pleasure in cutting. >> like the best orgasm that you ever had. >> knowing that my mom is still there, everything is fine. >> hey, honey. >> and kendrick morris meets with one person who believes in him. >> i'm proud of you. either way i'm proud of you. >>> it's my life. i'm going to grow and i'm going to learn. it's my life and you know i'm going to burn every single day until the world don't turn. i'm a warrior so you know i'm gonna earn. i'm a warrior. and then it repeats. >> when deandre barnes first arrived at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, he was going through drug withdrawal. >> that's no joke. that ain't no joke. feels like death in your stomach. >> but after three weeks in jail barnes feels much better. >> i ain't felt like this in a long time. i feel like my innocence. i see it in my face. i feel good. i don't worry about waking up feeling s

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bull pen with posey, pence and arias due up for the giants.nts still have a couple of left-handed pinch-hit possibilities on the bench if bruce bochy wanted to use it for arias. we'll see. >> mike: you saw the numbers for belisario. what it doesn't tell you is he's got mid to my 90 sync. very difficult difficult to hit out of the ballpark. you can see the movement. >> jon: 94 miles an hour. all kinds of movement running in on posey. >> mike: he has not given up a home run this career. >> jon: pulled foul right past tim flannery, one ball, one strike. posey has been walked intentionally and hit a long double to center which knocked in the giants run back in the sixth inning. he's had i the paul well a couple of times tonight. one ball, one strike the count. just a bit outside. >> mike: just a bit outside, but you know, if you're in the batter's box and a guy who's got this kind of stuff does that, it does a few wonders for your confidence. because if it hits you, you'd stay hit for a while. >> jon: 2-1 the count. again. foul ball. third base si

it's a pen-like device that injeks a dose of ep ep neff frin. they thought the pens were too bulky and often didn't carry them. so when they left high school, they decided to invennat smaller, more portable device. >> this was about us trying to take our experience and then develop another option for these million was are at risk. >> they tailored their college classes around the new invention. after college, they started their company intelliject. they approved the injector about the size of a credit cashed. it's the first to talk you through an injection. >> please block end against inner thigh. >> now as parents themselves with children of severe allergys, their message is simple. >> don't give up hope. know that more treatments are coming available. more research, the awareness is growing. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. to more efficient pick-ups. . >>> he is accused of holding three women captive in his home for a decade and yet his lawyers are insisting ariel castro is not a monster.ey tl o affiliate an interview that if he's indicte

. >>> estoy esperando que se documento pen todo lo que pueda ir con mi esposa y familia para hablar conu trabajo seguirÁ enfocado en buscar respuesta para las vÍctimas. >>> las autoridades nunca han descansado. >>> al frente de su casa los familiares de gina sembraron este Árbol como sÍmbolo de alegrÍa por la liberaciÓn de estas 3 jÓvenes que fueron secuestrada por estos largos diez aÑos. >>> este domingo les presentamos una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora dedicado a esta extraordinaria historia de las chicas secuestradas con nuevos detalle del caso, desde puerto rico los aparecidas milagro del dÍa de las madres, este domingo en ediciÓn especial a las 19:00 pm 6 centro. >>> hasta hoy se creÍa que la planta de texas west fue un accidente, pero hoy estÁ en la cÁrcel uno de los paramÉdicos que acudiÓ ayudar en la explosiÓn y esta en la cÁrcel porque le encontraron materiales para fabricaciÓn de bombas casera, hoy la pregunta es si Él es el villano de la tragedia. >>> esta explosiÓn en una planta de fertilizantes sacudiÓ a west texas el pasado 17 de abril, dejando 15 muertos y mÁs de 200 h

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we're looking at her first adventure around the little pen.ord is still hanging down. basically she just walks around the pen, snuggles up to mom, lays down, takes a nap, still shaky on the four legs and i am amazed animals can get up and learn to walk. then we go to the ponies and rabbits living together. the owner says she let the rabbit go and low and behold it didn't go far, started hanging out with the pony. she says three weeks after that they're still happy and ka sororitying together. they have struck up a friendship. >> the rabbit is looking to the horse for a little bit of security and backup. if this thing was a pet, letting it out is pretty much telling it to go get eaten. >> knows nothing about the outside world. >> first of all, it is on a horse farm. it will find some kind of food there. you have grass the rabbit will eat and watch how close of friends they have become. >> they're snuggling. >> they're nuzzling and then they go for wacky hygiene. >> the pony picked the rabbit up by the ears and listen to the reaction. >> oh. [ l

this is amazing if this works. >> here's the cub in the pen. >> tiny. >> and then ursula. she goes right up to the cub and it's cub love. >> way to go, ursula. opened her heart to an adoptive bear cub. >> she picks it up. >> i think i want to keep it. >> this isn't her first go round with cubs. this is the second adoptive cub that ursula has. she has five cubs. >> she's a veteran. no wonder they chose ursula for this job. >> to tell us all about ursula and her five babies we have people from the black bear research center at va irginia tech, grad student and dr. mesa. welcome to the show. how did you know she was going to do when you first introduced her to a cub that wasn't her own. >> we weren't sure but we had a pretty good idea since she's adopted a cub before she would be okay adopting it. we usually immobilize the mom, put her to sleep for a little while, introduce the cub then and wakes up and has another one. this time we didn't have that option because we had just immobilized her a couple days before. we worked with the game department and said try it this way. >>

crawling around her pen and doing well.ger than the other side but you know what, 100% cute. >> that makes her face cuter. little irregularity never hurt a soul. ♪ >>> some of you will love this, some of you guys aren't. but i think it's pretty darn funny. this is posted on a youtube channel. he's playing a prank on his little boy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> daddy. >> get creamed in the face. >> what? >> he's luring his kids into the room by saying, hey, who spilled this on the floor. >> this mess right here? who spilled it? >> where? >> oh! >> what a mean thing to do. >> clean [ bleep ]. >> i thought it was funny because pies in the face are classic. >> i love the other kids are eating the whipped cream off his face. >> everybody is laughing. doesn't seem like anybody got hurt. everybody gets a good laugh out of this. >> i got creamed in the face. >> kids like this stuff. >> why do i have a feeling the kid is probably going to get even with the dad. >> the kid thought it was funny and ran out of the room. dad is left to clean ev

pens lead the series 3-1. sergio garcia/tiger woods drama took an ugly turn last night when sergio made an insensitive rabel remark about having tiger over for dinner and serving fried chicken. but this morning garcia apologized. >> terribly sorry about what happened. i'm sure we will be able to talk soon and will apologize to him face to face. move forward and kind of forget about the whole thing. >> sergio garcia. ness car hall of fame announced new members. dale jarrett, tim flock, maurice petty, richard's little brother, jack ingram and fireball roberts. nascar class of 2014. we will be right back back. >> first lady michelle obama attended the philanthropic effort presented in northwest washington. the owners of the historic home announced stheffed a $1 million gift from american express. that donation will pay for educational programs for students there. stay with us. be right back with a final look at the seven-day forecast. >> well, bob, the time word -- >> the final word is delightful weekend coming u

pens take a 1-0 lead. pens up 1-0. on the power play. here come the senators. and puts one towards the net. daniel alfredson. scores on the redirect. short-handed goal for the senators. third goal of the playoffs. ties at one. the two are headed to a second evertime. going to update this game after the news on sports final. also, on that show, the oriole magic is running thin in baltimore. best picture in baseball makes the ochs his latest victim. bruins put on a beatdown. and san antonio spurs. make a statement against the grizzlies in game one of the western conference finals. all coming up in ape few minutes on sports final. also go behind the scenes. the washington capitals, you know, ugly week for them. we have encouraging news. stanley cup guarantee. we'll have to watch. >> worth staying up for. >> when we come hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen

i'm constantly promouth the idea that companies can unlock value with the stroke of a pen so that eachponent can become easier for wall street to understand because wall street can be really stupid. to put a value on it they need to have it broken up and by far the best of the break-up plays have been in health care which is why tonight i've got a new name for you with a ton of breakup potential. first, we have to go over the formula. ablot lab, the big medical device maker told us if it split off its pharmaceutical division as a separate company, abv and we recommended the stock a few weeks later because we thought each if the name is silly we can make a lot of money. abbott labs together have given you a 60% gain. if you count when the actual spin-off happened, in the shares of the spin-off. i have one that i liked they know people said, jim, it doesn't keep me wide awake, and i recommended qi haved yum after management said it would spin off the pharma business. it is up 52%. each whispers that a break up might happen would make you money in this space. the brilliant alex gorsky too

just this week in fact we saw fifteen thousand government jobs disappear with the the signing of a pen with the stroke of a pen as the government tries to make more cuts and so we can see more bailout money from the e.u. and here in germany well demonstrations took place on tuesday we saw violent clashes between anti fascist campaign is in place and we are expecting a little later on wednesday to see some form of demonstrations take place to take place by far right demonstrators as well as other groups protesting up and down the length and breadth of the country so this really is a global day of action i'm here in berlin i'll keep you up to date in everything that happens from here but also what's going on around the rest of the world on this may day ok peter thanks so much for that update on those waves of workers discontent spread worldwide artie's people of those questioning whether economic chaos mountains of debt of no to a global crisis of capitalism. israel is about to add to its fleet of submarines which i thought capable of launching nuclear armed missiles the country still de

we have minor delays reported on the pen line.11 train has not left there. >> parts of a plane ahead what caused scary moments. >> are you ready for it? a big reveal what we are about to learn 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 the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. >>> i want to tell you about an american man arrested in the czech republic. they captured him late thursday as he came off a plane. they say he killed an american couple and their children. he is related to the victims. firefighters responded to a fire at the house. police have not given details or a motive. he used weapons but no guns. neighbors telling them he had been there for a few weeks. czech authorities say they will seek

and then later in the third, pens on the power play.ome iginla, one-timer, his second goal of the game, fourth of the playoff, and the penguins win 7-3 to take a 3-1 series lead. >>> to the diamond, david ortiz and the red sox taking on the white sox. top of the first, ortiz bloops a hit to left. two come around to score. red sox on top, 2-0. they've topped stolen bases. first time he's done so since 2011. meanwhile, clay buchholz looking to improve to 7-0. and he gets adams swinging and then this one looking. buchholz improves to 7-0. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm cassidy hubbarth. have a great morning. >>> all right, up next, bieber's bizarre antics continue. why going to a party at his home could cost you 5 million bucks. >> oh, boy. >>> plus, a well deserved honor for a musical legend. "the pulse" is coming up next. stay with us. is the better choice for him, to prove to you te he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lu

later in the so i'm going to talk about the debt ceiling in monetary badness with authors michael penned and mark in the land. and the senate tried to take a bite out of tim cook this morning but the apple c.e.o. didn't fly out there getting police with accusations of tax dodging he said there's no tax thing going on but senators were quick to praise apple and its technological marvels but they weren't so patient with mr cook then the us he was quick to point out that the next map will be made in texas certainly it will be made by its profitable ira subsidiaries which has no employees i was at the hearing and i'll bring you a full report in the duel but for now let's get to. in your prime interest. barely a day goes by that we don't hear about the impending debt crisis much pixels have been split on the subject and we would have ways of the opportunity today to discuss the matter with an institutional money managers perspective what happens when interest rates rise and what is the fed's exit strategy from unprecedented digital money printing our senior producer bob inglis and i talked ea

>> a pen. >> a really fancy pen. >> uh-huh. >> and what did she say?this really works. >> this really works? >> his mother smiling off camera and there was a mom and her gift. >> it's a picture of me and my gift. >> it's a picture of me and my >> you did? if you had to tell the whole world one thing about your m >> she's the best mom. >> she's the best mom? >> she's the best mom. we lovedlyium saying he's just trying to stay out of trouble today. good morning amer st thing in the morning. back here tomor. >> ama: next at 6:00, the community shaken by the news that a 12-year-old boy is accused of killing his eight-year-old sister. we're live tonight in valley springs. >>> new details on america's cup, the plan for a meeting that could change the future of the event. >>> a big win in overtime tonight for the warriors. high exploightsz our look ahead. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> i can't even imagine what his mom is going through. or his stepmom. a terrible tragedy. >> ama: a community in shock after a 12-year-old boy is accused of killing his eight-y

clÍnica dijeron que practicÓ numerosos abortos ilegales despuÉs del lÍmite que exigen las leyes de penerÚ una joven visitÓ un mÉdico que se dedica a realizar abortos clandestinos, tenemos la historia de majorie vega que sus familiares piden que se haga justicia. >>> es una muchacha peruana de 16 aÑos que fue asesinada y enterrada luego de ser violada por un mÉdico a abortista, su historia podrÍa ser la de cualquier joven. no se sabe por quÉ llegÓ al c o consultorio de este mÉdico, fue con su enamorado y su padrastro sospecha que sea un aborto. >>> por quÉ iba con mi hija este mÉdico. >>> el mÉdico era conocido en el barrio por realizar esas pravctpravct practicas. >>> las jovenes con embarazos no deseados incluso producto de una violaciÓn no acuden a hospitales y terminan en consultorios clan que clandestinos corriendo riesgo de muerte. >>> la ley permite el aborto cuando la vida de la madre estÁ en peligro. >>> cuando las mujeres inician su vida sexual son las que tienen mayor riesgo de poder salir embarazadas de un embarazo que no desean, acudir a servicios clandestinos e ins salubre

i'm constantly promouth the idea that companies can unlock value with the stroke of a pen so that eachnt can become easier for wall street to understand because wall street can be really stupid. to put a value on it they need to have it broken up and by far the best of the break-up plays have been in health care which is why tonight i've got a new name for you with a ton of breakup potential. first, we have to go over the formula. ablot lab, the big medical device maker told us if it split off its pharmaceutical division as a separate company, abv and we recommended the stock a few weeks later because we thought each if the name is silly we can make a lot of money. abbott labs together have given you a 60% gain. if you count when the actual spin-off happened, in the shares of the spin-off. i have one that i liked they know people said, jim, it doesn't keep me wide awake, and i recommended qi haved yum after management said it would spin off the pharma business. it is up 52%. each whispers that a break up might happen would make you money in this space. the brilliant alex gorsky took th

they had to go in there and take the ink pens out.y left one in so they had to retake me to surgery for the second time to get the other stuff out. that's why it's taking so long to heal up. >> at the time of our shoot, carr had two years left on his sentence and had mixed feelings of his chances of survival on the outside. >> i ask myself over and over, are you ready for it? can you handle it? this is all i know. this is my world. this is what raised me. d.o.c. raised me. i don't know right now. ♪ >>> coming up on "lockup raw" -- >> writing music in prison is my life. >> how one inmate copes with the stark conditions of prison life. and later -- >> the mentality, i'm on death row, there is nothing you can do to me. >> violence and hopelessness on death row. with greek nonfat yogurt loaded with protein 0% fat that thick creamy texture, i was in trouble. look i'm in a committed relationship with activia and i've been happy and so has my digestive system. now i'm even happier since activia greek showed up because now i get to have my fi

and again, that's simply the value of baxter could create with the stroke of a pen. that's right.p that much. i believe if on monday morning, we came in and they announced this breakup, i think you get 19%. it doesn't factor in all the improvements by letting each business focus on what it does best. baxter bioscience did $6.2 billion in sales. it has a terrific pipeline. many we call these like hockey plays until hockey season is over. many shots on goal, including a hem fellia b treatment designated an ar fan drug. we love the orphan drugs on this show. it's currently iwaiting approval from the dfa. gambril will give them nor exposure to kidney dialysis machines. so here's the bottom lean of what i regard to be one of the best ideas we've her had on "mad money", breaking up really young healthcare companies is a nearly sure fire way to create value. i think baxter should take a page from the breakup playbook around send its stocks soaring higher with the stroke of a pen. simply by spinning off one of its divisions. in the meantime, you are being paid to wait with a stock that mi

everyone to go there and view multiple stories related to ag gag but essential the ag bills were penned by the american legislative exchange council they were a model bill that was passed on from state to state and different states have appropriated either all or pieces of these legislations but essentially say that if you blow the whistle on a factory farm that's a brutally abusing animals in the case of some factory farms chickens being abused or down cows being moved with backhoes and other types of heavy machinery if you videotape this if you photograph it if you blow the whistle on these corporations and thus resulting in these corporations being brought up on municipal charges what will happen is that you could be charged underneath these ag gag laws and the penalties vary from state to state because they're state bills but in north carolina in particular the language is so broad that it could say that if you're doing this with any company not just an animal enterprise not just a factory farm but if say monsanto if you blew the whistle on monsanto you could be charged as a felon f

well because the american legislative exchange council pens what they call model legislation states adopt either all or part of it so the language of the bill is inserted into a larger bill imagine as a bundle there's eight different things in the bundle one of the eight things is analogous to all the other states gag legislation so i would go as far as saying that what is going on in north carolina is an gag bill it's bundled with other things it's masked it's veiled but it's an ag gag bill and the language there is even worse because it's more overbroad and again check out green is the new red dot com in the reading of will potter because he's covering this extensively and we have a very short amount of time left but what is the chance of this bill actually getting through we've seen one after another of these and gag bills be struck down or repealed. it's really hit or miss i think that there's been a tremendous public outcry in part to the work of will and the humane society united states mercy for animals and compassion over killing they have really brought this issue to the forefron

all this because of the stroke of the pen.ince then, it's announced a major assets sales, 34% gain. 13% gain for the s&p. here's the bottom line. now when i tell you i like this, after the potential breakup. you know i'm not blowing hot air. they have all these examples illustrate, breaking up is a terrific way for many companies to create value for you, the shareholders. all they got to do is split them up. look at that value creation. after the break, i'll make you more money. arigato! we are outta here! finding you the perfect place. hotels.com. with the new staples rewards program you get 5% back, on everything. everything. everything. everything. everything? [ all ] everything? everything. [ male announcer ] get free shipping and 5% back >>> can the rally in groupon possibly be for real? how about yelp? these companies have been at the heart of what to buy, where to eat, where to stay. they hit a remarkable resurgence because of mobile and the pickup of the local commerce. groupon and yelp have managed to harness the rise

french population and to be good to dan who is an agent spokes person for national leader marine le pen. i think social discontent goes far beyond opposition to gay rights there was more than about gay marriage it was probably as well but on the whole the situation of the society and probably things are going to be you know it's not going to change but what's going to happen is that the twenty sixth of may there's going to be massive demonstrations in france and specially in paris and it's not just about marriage same sex marriage i think it's more than that behind this message is about social problems economy core problems about the european union many many things will be covering in this huge demonstrations happening sunday and a look now at some other world news in brief this hour two separate car blocks towns two hundred fifty kilometers apart in new share one targeted military barracks in the town of adair's killing at least one thousand soldiers after that a sort of side bomb a locked himself up in an office together with several hostages the other blast hit a french own genuinely

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. >> this is a four pen and the ps2 is a six pen. >> reporter: don silv era talks electronics all day. but her job of 14 years is about to short out. store closing, last day tomorrow. >> the timing was very interesting. >> reporter: interesting because not even a mile away the area's biggest casino is rising with the promise of 1,000 positions when it opens in the fall. dawn now hopes to become a technician fixing slot machines. >> i don't know if i'm hired or not but i did interview. >> reporter: a reminder of rescission not so far passed. the $800 million resort will be run by las vegas based station casino for the rancheria tribe. the casino will need people for maintenance, security, accounting and of course the gambling floor. the fact that casinos thrive when this 30 year mom and pop stores can't survive isn't lost on the owner. >> there's not a lot of people doing -- fixing things anymore. it's more of a throw away world. when your tv broke you used to repair it. sent it to the shop. >> i love this job and i hate to see this job go. >> reporter: she's only experienced the bells

i include the cartoon of -- [inaudible] what it is is you see the artist's hand on this huge pen similar. what he's writing, i must not depict mohammad. i must not draw mohammed. he write it is 100 times. by the end he's drawn mohammed. and it seems to me, it says it all better than one could say by showing it. so that's -- those are some of the issues that come up in the course of compiling this book. i want to leave you with a question i have for myself. and take your questions and answer them. namely, i'm a person who is a card carrying member of the american civil liberty union. .. >> you love me to go back to that? could. just a second. the basic fact is a world-class cartoonist wrote the article that said the new book had come out. let me read you what he said and what he said to the people who we heard from lots of people who is a gay activist and friend to says you just don't get it. the long ago disprove the notion of a man who loves a man really wants to be a woman and this is to be from another era and that is sealed their response by the magazine but to put it sensibly they j

. >> this is a four pen and the ps2 is a six pen. >> reporter: don silv era talks electronics all day. but her job of 14 years is about to short out. store closing, last day tomorrow. >> the timing was very interesting. >> reporter: interesting because not even a mile away the area's biggest casino is rising with the promise of 1,000 positions when it opens in the fall. dawn now hopes to become a technician fixing slot machines. >> i don't know if i'm hired or not but i did interview. >> reporter: a reminder of rescission not so far passed. the $800 million resort will be run by las vegas based station casino for the rancheria tribe. the casino will need people for maintenance, security, accounting and of course the gambling floor. the fact that casinos thrive when this 30 year mom and pop stores can't survive isn't lost on the owner. >> there's not a lot of people doing -- fixing things anymore. it's more of a throw away world. when your tv broke you used to repair it. sent it to the shop. >> i love this job and i hate to see this job go. >> reporter: she's only experienced the bells

play pens. cribs for babies. strollers.hey painted for us and drew for us and they really put in a lot of effort. we're comfortable. it's pleasant for us. >> still, she says being a mother in prison is difficult. >> translator: the truth is, it really is heart breaking. you look outside the window, you see even a tree, a car, noises that you are used to. they're not here. you are isolated. it's really, really painful. really. >> she was one month pregnant when she committed the crime that led to her four-year sentence for assault with a deadly weapon. she stabbed a young woman, her former roommate, in the neck and face during a heated argument about an ex-boyfriend. >> translator: i don't have the strength to explain it really. it's long. it's complicated. in short, it was a case of jealousy. >> this is not her first involvement with prison. she was conceived in a russian prison during a conjugal visit between her parents. >> translator: my father was addicted to drugs all his life. his whole life from the age of 12 he goes

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love pen.ed paths with him ever in my life. he's one of my favorite people on the planet. he and i are complete opposites and i have no idea how we connected. >> what about trace? >> i love trace, too, i didn't get to send much time with him. he picked me on his team but then he was moved off the team. they're phenomenal players, i'm so honored to have gone as far as i did. >> i was the last woman standing. >> you sound like a contestant for miss america. how do you really feel? >> i should have been finals on paper. trace was the highest earner and i was the second highest earner. i really should be, but i'm happy for penn. >> how has the show benefitted you, lisa? what do you get beyond this? >> i had such a bad time, i had a horrible time, it was awful. >> what made you want to come back the second time? >> i didn't want to come back. >> my daughter said to me, mom, i think you should go back and fix this for yourself. >> how old is that wise girl? >> that wise girl is 11. i said you know wh