they were petrified they would be punished if they exercised those rights. what made it more remarkable is wiki leaks was an organization, is still an organization that has never been charged with little loan convicted of any crime. yet here we are with all kinds of people voluntarily relinquishing their own rights at all fear the government would abuse its power and punish them for exercising the right the constitution guaranteed. the reason i found that so significant is you can provide all the rights you one on a piece of paper word piece of parchment, but if you intimidate the citizenry from exercising their rights, signaling there are no limits which the government has to abide by, those rights become completely worthless. one other antidote. 10 months after i wrote that first article about wiki leaks, i was the first person to write manning, the extremely inhumane and detention conditions of long-term solitary confinement without being convicted of any crime, all caps of harassment designed to destroy them psychologically. at the time i wrote the artic

. >> i was petrified -- petrified. frank: chris has a condition called fsgs. for two long years, he was critically ill and hoped to find a kidney through his facebook >> i don' another year or so before we were going to be at the end. frank: lindsay, had a similar page after suffering kidney failure due to an allergic reaction. cheryl originally agreed to give her kidney to lindsay. >> but then, i got better. my kidneys had regained some function so i made it a personal endeavor of mine to find other folks. >> she asked me to help chris so i did it. frank: at first, cheryl planned to donate anonymously. but chris, his wife, and his children wanted to meet this generous stranger. >> chris is one of the most precious people i' ve ever met -- met. frank: those tender words after the successful transplant. >> i feel like what i gave is nothing in comparison to what i got. ed: mike wankum just ahead. we saw some rain today, and we could see more before the week is through. nothing prep tt2watv#@64 bt@qv9h tt2watv#@64 "a@qf5, tt2watv#@64 bm@qm> tt4watv#@64 " dztq ly

i was petrified. i was totally in one big fear. he came to me with the gun in his hand, and he just put the hand towards me and he says to me, "put your hands up in the air!" i said, "what are you doing to me? what do you want?" he says, "stop talking, just listen, just put your hands up in the air!" and i said, "what are you doing with the gun? "what are you trying to do with me? i am just a little girl, what do you want from me?" "hold your mouth, don't talk, shut up! don't say anything!" "please, please, i want to live! "i am a child, i am a young little girl, "don't do it to me, don't kill me! "i want to live, please, please, please, have mercy on me. "if you kill me and i will be dead, "you'll never forget my face. "you will always remember that you killed the little girl, an innocent little girl." and he said, "shut up! "just run! don't talk, run!" i was petrified. "run, run, run, run, run, run, run..." >> marzynski: celina was taken out of the ghetto to the christian side by a stranger, a woman

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. >> i'm petrified of him. he is bogeyman.: his followers scare you because you say they are low information voters. don't you get the sense if you're honest, there are low information voters on republican side who are enamored with donald trump for same reasons? >> sure. low information republican voters leave people alone. low information lefties want to mess with my money and my life. rednecks they tend to vote right, i will be rich one day. now to use dagen's analogy, this is why youi'm so petrified of bernie sanders. it is 2:00 a.m., right? getting later. trump is there and trump goes too far and something like i would have you wrapped around my little finger and just drop you like that. then dagen chicago's, you know what? i'm going home with the nerd, just to spite you. and i'm sitting there watching, oh. [laughter]. kennedy: is bernie sanders the nerd in the bar? >> he is the nerd in the bar. i always say low information because you say i always say woman. low information voters [bleep] are going to spite to make him p

world ♪music ♪oh yeah when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. >>> we are back with a special edition of cashin in. donald trump is sitting down with us for the full half hour. i was sitting in my office in jeans and a polo shirt. who walks in? jeb bush. by the way, i don't think you have ever walked -- we are friends a long time. pretty sure you never walked into my office. you're welcome to. he sits down and we talk. i say, tell me about your tax plan. i said, well, tell me about donald trump's tax plan. he said, it's like mine. he may have lifted parts of it. i don't know. did you copy it? >> it's more dynamic. it's a bigger, bolder plan. much more dynamic. bigger tax cuts for the middle class. we have to bring back the middle class in this country. it is best word is it's a dynamic pla

it's petrifying really. >> and saying that superstorm sandy spared her home.he is prepared for this one. >> i have jugs of water handy and flashlights and watches handy, and candles. >> the ocean city emergency management coordinator says his office is also getting ready for the worst. >> the concern with a lot ever rain is tidal flooding. that amount of rain along with high tides is problematic for us. >> and they are removiing trash caps from the boardwalk and points will be filled with sanld. and hive guards pulled the boats from the beach put not in storage yet. they may be needed for rescues. the rip currents did not stop them. >> and frank says his experience with sandy taught him to play it safe. >> if it gets too bad, if it looks like it is coming in on us, i will be out of hear >> that's what i did for sandy. >> and the emergency management officials are warning of potential moderate flooding tomorrow. because of that, they are warning folks to secure boats and move low-lying cars to higher ground. >> thank you, jeff. >>> as hurricane joaquin approach

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. >> petrified. >> scary. especially for somebody who takes a train a lot. >> reporter: passengers helped each other out of the mangled mess and made their way to the waiting buses. tonight, crews are beginning their salvage operation. >> as you can imagine, ties are torn up. there is some diesel fuel in the river. for us to be able to clear away the tracks and rebuild on them. >> reporter: and back here live at penn station. we know buses were provided to bring those passengers back to their final destinations, including right here at the station. for now reporting live in midtown, i'm natalie pasquarella. >>> new at 5:00, the bronx mom accused of tossing her newborn out of a window faced a judge today. jennifer berry kept her eyes down as she made a brief appearance in court. she is charged with murdering her baby girl last week by tossing her out of the seventh floor apartment window shortly after she gave birth. her lawyer says that she won't testify before a grand jury. if she's indicted, she'll be back i

they're petrified. i've watched some of the people i'm competing against. they're petrified.hey don't want to do anything to insult their pollster. everything they say is polled. hillary is very polled. you look at it, look at the pollsters they have. i know most of them and i see them around and they're tough and they're smart. but these candidates, they're unable to speak because they're so petrified of violating what their pollsters -- and that's not way it is. i don't have pollsters. i could have 100 pollsters. i don't want pollsters. i have to be myself. >> you're still leading all the polls but ben carson is within p margin of error in the latest fox news poll. he's 23 to your 24. why do you think he's doing so we well? >> i don't know. i think he's a nice person. i don't know why he's doing well. i will bring america to a new level. i will negotiate deals that nobody can groenegotiate like i. i know everybody i'm running against. nobody will be able to do the things i can do. ben, that's not his thing, but he certainly seems to be resonating and the two of us together

it's just absolutely petrifying. we are at a turning poipt right now. next leader need to understand the kind of times we are living with. >> well, very clearly dictated, what this means. >> thank god for people like him. >> to cops on the job. that is just ahead. plus, did an admitted terrorist just ask for a job at the white house? see how bill ayres is now making news. >> a group of catholic hospitals. we've got both side of that fight when we come back. >> i truly think the aclu will never be happy. like i sweat money. i want to smell the way champagne tastes. i love champagne. infuse your laundry with... ...up to 12 weeks of luxurious long-lasting scents... ...unstopables in wash scent booster. why pause to take a pill when a moment spontaneously turns romantic? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph,

they are petrified. i watch the people i'm competing against and they are petrified and don't want to insult their pollster. everything they say the polled. hillary clinton is very polled. you look at the pollsters, i know most of them and see them around. and they are tough and they are smart. but these candidates, they are unable to speak because they are so petrified of violating what their pollsters are -- and that's not the way it is. i don't have pollsters. i could have 100 pollsters but i don't want pollsters. i have to be myself. >> you're still beating all the polls but ben carson is within the margin of error in the latest fox news poll, 23 to your 24. why do you think he's doing so well? >> i don't know. i think he's a nice person but don't really know why he's doing well. i will bring america to a new level. i will negotiate deals that nobody can negotiate like i do. nobody, i know everybody that i'm running against, nobody is going to be able to do the kind of things i can do. ben is -- that

. >> when i was 21 years old, walking in to be a correctional officer for the first time, i was petrified was just going in there to work. so obviously particularly for a kid going into an environment like that, without question it's going to be the scariest thing that they've ever gone through. >> it's extremely sensitive and crucial that you think for yourself and do what you think is right and not what you think someone else wants to you do. that you know within yourself is wrong. >> while stanley and rankin face new challenges in their adult cell block, 12-year-old paul gingrich has similar issues even in a juvenile prison. >> the difficulty is keeping them safe. typically they are much larger and you like to pick or mess with the smaller kids. he is the easy target, even in al juvenile facility. >> do you think about wabash at all and what that is like? >> i try not to. i don't know what to be expecting when i go down there. >> for now, wabash will remain a mystery for paul gingrich but for others, like 18-year-old robert, it's like a second home. >> i always get into trouble. i've a

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it's just absolutely petrifying. we are at a turning poipt right now. next leader need to understand the kind of times we are living with. >> well, very clearly dictated, what this means. >> thank god for people like him. >> to cops on the job. that is just ahead. plus, did an admitted terrorist just ask for a job at the white house? see how bill ayres is now making news. >> a group of catholic hospitals. we've got both side of that fight when we come back. >> i truly think the aclu will never be happy. how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health at cigna dot com slash take control. is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. . test can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for

it was awkward and horrible, i was petrified because every time they came over to talk i was embarrassed>> this is a great question because we find out dana that every first date is awful. >> i can't even remember. >> really? >> no. >> it was just last year. >> i feel like people didn't go on dates until later, right? you met up at the movie they are or something. group dates. >> that was my first car date. >> car dates are big deal. the worst guy or the guys that would drive up and honk and wouldn't get out and ring the doorbell. that was it. if you didn't get out of the car you were not allowed to date. my first date becky -- blind date. freshman in high school. blind date, yes. my buddy said hey let's double date with this girl so i went out. we went to red robin. remember red robin. >> hamburgers. >> very good. you've been there i take it. they also have other dishes. you should check out the menu sometime. we'll start with you erik, silvia r., would you prefer to be smart or happy? >> we can't be both? we have to choose. >> you have to choose. >> i know. >> it's the most important t

>> when she's sucked down and disappears under the raft, i am petrified. >> burnt ranch gorge on thetrinity river in northern california is a challenge to the most accomplished whitewater rafter. and commercial river guide john lane is just that, an expert with more than 20 years experience. >> there are days when you just feel invincible, your crew is firing on all cylinders. then every once in a while, you get this feeling that things just aren't happening right or maybe there's just something inside you that worries a little bit. >> on this date, it's not a commercial raft trip. but a group of guides and experienced boaters with high expectations of riding the big one. there are four rafts in the water and each is approaching the most formidable rapid of the day. one with an eight-foot drop into a hydraulic. a hole that acts like a washing machine. >> no matter how many times you've done this run, when you do middle burnt ranch falls, you get a little apprehensive. >> john lane is out with his video camera that day and gets on top of the rocks to film the rafters coming through. a

you have all these candidates in both parties that are all politically petrified of any issue to do withlack vote, so they're appeasing and going along with the program. and it's really shameful, and i think it's really cowardly. this is a radical subversive group that has claimed, whether they participate or insight the death of police officers, they certainly celebrate it. it's disgusting. anybody that actually supports or allows this and is a politician shouldn't be elected to office. >> lisa, do you have any idea, who would run -- they wanted a presidential debate, and the gop and the dems said no to that. who's going to host it, who's going to ask the questions? the one chanting pigs in a blank lt frying like backen, does he get a say? >> i don't think individuals who are negative and subversive are going to get a say. the black lives matter network will be hosting this event and the dnc, and the rnc knew very well that they better have given them the opportunity to host this presidential town hall meeting because the world is watching. america can't have this attitude that they are

i was petrified.e they would come over and talk i was embarrassed. >> this is a great question, we find out that every first date is awful. >> i can't even remember. >> really? >> it was just last year. >> i feel like people didn't go on dates until later, right? like at the movie theater. the first car date. >> car dates are a big deal. >> you know the worst guy are the guys that would drive up and honk and wouldn't get out and ring the doorbell if you didn't get out of the car -- you were not allowed to date. my first date? becky. becky. blind date. freshman in high school. blind date? my buddy said hey, let's double date with this girl. we went to the red robin. remember red robin? >> hamburgers. >> very good, you've been there i can take it. they have other dishes, you should check out the menu sometime. we're going to start with you, eric. sylvia r, would you prefer to be smart or happy. >> we can't be both? you have to choose? >> i have to choose. >> happy. >> i knew were you going to say that.

petrified of the prius? >> absolutely because this is going to -- this is their long run problem here, when you start to change the technology, you're taking away market share. that's where the saudis are afraid of losing market share. not to north dakota or alberta, it's to the elon musks out there. they want the entry barrier for alternative fuels higher. as we've seen for the past year americans spending more on gasoline and spending more on more expensive gasoline, that is, instead of buying regular, they're buying premium which is unbelievable. they're spending money and exactly what saudi wants, exactly what saudi needs. that's only one side of the coin, liz. the other side is we have to keep in mind the chasm between the sunni side, saudi arabia and the shia side, iran of opec has never been greater. now that the united states has given imprimatur on a nuclear iran, we have to keep in mind, the only thing a radical sunni muslim hates more than a jew is a radical shia muslim and the only thing they hat

. >> reporter: petrified insurance are students chronicled the chaos. >> students and fact tull tee bussedd reunited with their families at nearby fairgrounds. outraged president obama says mass shootings in this country have become an all too familiar sight. he reignited the call for more gun control and tougher gun laws. >> somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine, my response here at this podium ends up being routine, the conversation in the aftermath of it we've become numb to this. >> reporter: cbs news is now reporting that the gunman has been identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. as many as four guns were actually found at the scene of today's mass shooting. we're live in the sat center tonight, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. >>> new tonight, sweeping proposed changes to the philadelphia school district. the changes include closures as well as new schools and charter schools. this plan which would affect about 5,000 students at 15 schools will require school reform commission approval. among the schools that would be closed und

in just a few days, it goes viral, getting millions of hits and petrifying parking perpetrators worldwide was, of course, surprised of such popularity of this film. the reaction was so huge everywhere in the world. >> videos of destruction have a tendency to really be fascinating to people. that's sort of almost like destruction porn of watching a building collapse or a car be smashed. >> the video is a huge hit, but does it really deter parking scofflaws? >> the video reduced this problem, for sure, because the people now have an image of tank which maybe will come and crush their car. >> after watching mayor zuokas and his car crushing adventures, many wonder if a u.s. politician could pull off the same stunt. >> michael dukakis, presidential candidate in 1988, he got in the tank, put on a helmet and he looked silly. >> we live in a -- how do i say this -- less soviet country. officials here look less oppressive. there they like to look more oppressive. >> since becoming an internet sensation, the mayor continues to combat parking violators in new and unique ways. >> so, they printed th

hillary clinton was very quick to tweak, and i quote, another product -- >> that's because she's petrified she's going to run against in november. i've got to get through the primaries to do it. >> and i quote, and i quote, another product of the party of trump a john kasich talking about latinos as adjusting talking about tips. so two questions, and by the way -- >> and i used to like her. >> by the way, i put on the record when i was asked and they said that i believed ali was a bit awkward i thought that you were a decent man and that your comment was well-intentioned. so what's your take on all of this, governor? can you clarify the role that you can hispanics played in an american economy of the future? >> this is why you can't take this business of running for president too seriously. let me tell you what happened. i'm in my hotel room, and this lady writes the a beautiful know. i really don't know who she is. here's what the note says. i really care about your stay in his hotel. what a nice thing for somebody to write. and then she drew a picture, there was a picture drawn with litt

the cake is like what you would call a grooms cake, a rum cake and it is petrified now. i think is interesting is before aluminum, the foil wrapped around it is a carefully put and in place in the box and has been saved for all of these years. we have an example of another box that was not used, so it is neat those items make their way back here. the first photo we are looking at is the front view of lewis allen's residents that had an on niagara street. when grover cleveland came to buffalo, this is the first place he lived when he was doing work for his uncle and editing that book. this is a great piece because quote -- because grover cleveland was much younger and people with awareness of grover cleveland and the presidential portraiture think of him in his later years. but this was taken in about 1864, when he is just getting into his legal career and he takes the political arena by storm. this was in the week blocks of the corner street in buffalo. this is in the early 1880's. this building no longer stands. some of the other businesses in that area, there was anoth

i felt completely petrified. i was in shock. so after a few seconds, i would say, i felt his semen on my hand. "okay," maciel said, "now i feel much better. now you can go and go back to sleep." >> narrator: the next morning, after a sleepless night, juan felt unable to follow the call to mass and went straight to maciel's office. >> i told him, "i cannot go to communion because i committed a sin last night with you." he said, "no, juan, don't worry, i give you the absolution. i forgive you." and he gave me the sacramental absolution of a "sin." he said, "don't worry. what you did was an act of charity, because you helped me to relieve of my pain. you didn't commit a sin." >> narrator: the abuse continued on a regular basis, and juan discovered that there were 20 other boys involved. in the meantime, the legion went from strength to strength. (applause) juan vaca was ordained in 1969 and became maciel's deputy, but he was caught in a twisted relationship. >> he never touched me again since 1961, but i knew he was doing with othe

it's petrifying. martha: william, what's the latest this morning. >> this could have been a lot worse. this guy had four weapons, three handguns, likely plenty of ammunition. there were 35 student in this public speaking and writing class. yet it took deputies only 8 minute from the type they got that 911 call to arrive at the scene and even gaingt gunman and kill him. >> somebody is shooting through the door. there is a female in the computer lab. there is a female who has been shot at this time. >> he's in a classroom on the southeast side of snyder hall. >> reporter: it's a gun-free zone. they have one security guard who does not carry a weapon, but a can of mace. according to a professor mercer shot the -- according to a student mercer shot the professor first, then asked the student if they were christian. >> i knew something was wrong. it was -- i don't know. it's hard to explain. when she looked at us, she said we have to get out now. one of my classmates said come on, let's go. and we began ru

i am petrified of you guys. you know, i can't even look at you guys. >> and you're angry, arent you? >> no, i'm not angry. i'm scared of you. >> reporter: prosecutors had their own witnesses to discredit hincapie's story who did not want us to record their testimony remember that friend who hincapie said was holding his money that night? >> i gave him my wallet complete with all my money. >> reporter: that friend's name is anthony nichols and he testified that hincapie never gave him any money to hold. looking for anthony nichols is supposedly the whole predicate for the defendant going back into the subway station or going down to the platfrom. but mr. nichols says, didn't happen. i asked ron kuby about that. that friend tells the prosecution that johnny's lying. he never gave him money. how do you respond to that? >> right, well that friend also told ms. busby admitted on the stand he told miss busby that he just didn't remember. >> reporter: hurley argued to the court that hincapie was lying about something e

that some would say feeds into stereotypes and hillary clinton tweeted -- governor kasich: she's petrified she'll run against me in november. everybody knows that. i have to get through the primary to do it. [laughter] host: and i quote, another product of the party of trump, john kasich talking about latinos doesn't mean just talking about tips. by the way, i went on the record when i was asked and i said i believe that it was a bit awkward, i thought you were a decent man and your comment was well intentioned. so what's your take on all of this, governor, and can you clarify the role that you think hispanics play in an american economy of the future? governor kasich: this is why you can't take this business of running for president too seriously. let me tell you what happens. i'm in my hotel room and this lady writes me a beautiful note. i don't know who she is and here's what the note says. " i really care about your stay -- what a nice thing for somebody to write. and she drew a picture and little flowers on the tree. when you run for president or when you're governor or when you're qu

hillary clinton was very quick to tweet, and i quote, another product -- >> that's because she's petrified that she'll run against me in november. i've got to get through the primary to do it. >> and i quote, another product of the party of trump, john kasich talking about latinos doesn't just mean talking about tips. so two questions. and by the way -- >> and i used to so like her. >> i went on the record when i was asked and i said that i believed while it was a bit awkward, i thought you were a decent man and your comment was well-intentioned. so what's your take on all of this, governor? and can you clarify the role that you think hispanics play in an american economy of the future? >> well, you know, this is why you can't take this business of running for president too seriously. let me tell you what happens. i'm in my hotel room. and this lady writes me a beautiful note. i don't really know who she is of had here's what the note says. i really care about your stay in this hotel. what a nice thing for somebody to write. and then she drew a picture, it was a picture drawn, and, you kno

for me, it petrified me and i wasn't doing my job as good as i could or should have.maria: how much does the plot change? were there unexpected twists and turns that didn't happen a season ago? >> it's very much based on robert kirkman's incredibly graphic novel of the same name. we know to some degree where it's going to go, but not entirely. we hope, my character is still alive in the comics, i'm hoping that one plot stays true. maria: i love it. ross, thank you for being on the show. best of luck, we appreciate it. ross marquand. we'll be right back. more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. >> let's watch the markets. we had some volatility. we're looking at a final thought for the broader averages. mike murphy? >> i'm looking at the big dell deal. it's important to point out dell the company is doing so much better in the private market. that's why

not saying you have to be petrified on china, but play off and not just play defense, but recognize there'ssmart people there starting some really interesting valuable companies including some of the ones that ted mentioned that's going to accelerate in the next you know next few decades, not deaccelerate. >> the secret sauce here right now, this is called the year of the yun con, 2015 and others think it's the year of the unicorpse. in the private market valuations have not moved. they don't have to move. we don't know they are moving because we have not seep the down arounds yet, but we have seen the tech market in the public space move down, though, actually begin what happened in the stock market in the last couple days maybe not. do you have take on valuations? >> we see softening valuations in the private technology. in the last few months, what happens in the public markets, for sure, you know lowers the standard into the private market, but the other thing is innovation, i mean, one thing this economy has, the good -- where we are at 9.5 or 10 is innovation. most innovation in the w