their behavior goes inbaited and it covers public urination and i've photographed a gentleman your nate in washington square park in front of everybody. those are officers. folks straddle across the sidewalk basically becoming a nuisance. it's at the same spot everyday. there's aggressive pan handles. i witnessed on every corner of columbus and stockton and green every corner was covered. one particular group by this usually suspect of chronic offenders that are looking to get money for alcohol they have a funnel so tourist were forced to walk between them all they were aggressively asked for money and basically pit fear into the lives of those tourists trying to enjoy sunday afternoon. those are regular occurrences. i totally appreciate we have a homeless group but we do have those identifiable groups. there needs to be a way to solve that. there's two ends of the spectrum one end of the spectrum they that slightly don't want help and the other i understand of the spectrum there's more of a health and services path for them. at the end of the day most of those folks don't want any help

pickles the hedgehog. [ laughter ] prickles has been arrested five times for public urination. [ laughtert that shocking? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: shocking. rocket the penguin was arrested for public nudity for streaking on court during a wnba game. we have toughy the puppy has been accused of skimming atm p.i.n. numbers from citibank at claude valley shopping center in bakersfield, california. and lastly silver the kitten was charged with murder. [ applause ] everybody's excited about this "50 shades of grey" movie coming out. [ cheers ] in fact they had to hire extra security to protect the actor charlie hunnam from female fans. the guards told women if they get too close they're going to be handcuffed and detained. and the women said, "keep going?" [ laughter and applause ] ice-cream? vanilla ice-cream? this is a weird story. two guys in new hampshire were arrested last week after they actually tried to rob a group of people playing bingo. cops became suspicious when they saw a car driving away from the bingo hall going more than 10 miles an hour. that loo

and public urination on st. patrick's day.ur boy coonan also had a home security system-- 12-gauge, hollow point. that thing could stop a kodiak in kevlar. who did he think was coming through the door? well, whoever it was left him leaking from about 30 holes that don't normally appear in a healthy 35-year-old male. (beckett) 9-millimeter sig still in his waistband. didn't even have time to pull it out. this guy was armed and ready. whoever got him was very, very good. ninja assassin. ninja assassin? isn't that kind of redundant? aren't all ninjas by definition assassins? (castle) fine, webster and roget. our ninja--assassination implied by definition-- scales the building, slips in through this window, and then hides himself, i don't know, about... hey... (chuckles) look at this. our victim's a johnny vong fan. somebody actually bought those tapes? what? who's johnny vong? come on. you're kidding me. every insomniac in new york knows who johnny vong is. his infomercial runs all night. (man speaking broken english) most people

prickles the hedgehog. [ laughter ] prickles has been arrested five times for public urination. [ laughterjust awful. sniff the pig has been accused of polygamy. isn't that shocking? [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: shocking. rocket the penguin was arrested for public nudity for streaking on court during a wnba game. we have toughy the puppy has been accused of skimming atm p.i.n. numbers from citibank at claude vallee shopping center in bakersfield, california. and lastly silver the kitten was charged with murder. [ applause ] everybody's excited about this "50 shades of grey" movie coming out. [ cheers ] in fact they had to hire extra security to protect the actor charlie hunnam from female fans. the guards told women if they get too close they're going to be handcuffed and detained. and the women said, "keep going?" [ laughter and applause ] ice-cream? vanilla ice-cream? this is a weird story. two guys in new hampshire were arrested last week after they actually tried to rob a group of people playing bingo. cops became suspicious when they saw a car driving away fr

urine. the toilet is a mile away and only water source a public -- on a nearby street corner. >> the majority of people here do not know much about political proposal put their message to the international community is simple. help the conflict in syria whichever way possible because they cannot live in these kinds of conditions. >> he was an accountant in the mill taeurbgs his wife an engineer. they aban tkapb abandoned theire class existence for this. >> translator: the children were in sheer terror. >> a life destroyed through reality. somehow 8-year-old mustafa is defiant. he showed me a rocket that fell so close to him that he could see the numbers on it. >> translator: we will go back and build a better syria. >> reporter: a sense and hope not shared by many who are older than him. refugees adrive outside the park and she tells me, i'm not used to this humiliation. she points to her son and says, look at his broken leg, we can't even fix that but alone our life. al jazeera on the turkey/syria border. >>> >> a form fbi agent is pleading guilty for leaking classified information to the me

urine. the closest toilet a mile away, only water source a public tap on a nearby street corner. >> the majority of people here do not know much about political proposals or diplomatic negotiations but their message is simple, help end the conflict in syria, whichever way possible, because their choice cannot be their hometowns or life in these kind of conditions. >> his wife an engineer, they abandoned their middle class existence for this. >> military helicopters dropped barrels on innocent civilians. the children were constantly in sheer terror. the sounds would make them scream. >> their old life destroyed the new reality destitute. yet now, eight-year-old is defiant, he shows me his drawing of a rocket he says fell so close to him, he could see the numbers on it. >> once the regime force goes back and we rebuild a better stir yeah. >> a sense of home, not shared by many who are older than him, more refugees arrive outside the park. i am a lawyer, she tells me. i am not used to this humiliation. she points to her sons, and says look at his broken leg. we can't even fix that. let alone our li

urine treaties i think that is an important distinction to make. we don't think in the united states that legalizing drugs is going to promote public health. neither is it going to reduce violence and crime. i think the very distinguished journalist in mexico reflected very well in a lengthy interview on the news hour how important it was that people recognize that the cartels have numerous funding streams. quite often the funding or revenue streams for the cartels involving such things as ,idnapping and extortion, etc. are often far greater funding streams and what can be gained from drug trafficking. i think it is important to keep that in mind. it is also important to keep in mind that even with the changes in washington state and colorado that marijuana is still against federal law. there are also criminal selling to someone under 21. i think the oas general assembly in guatemala and senator kerry's remarks and i was privileged to accompany him to that, was an important discussion because wein it was mentioned that are very much all in this together. there is no such thing as a production country or a transit country or a consuming cou