in san quentin.icers gather in the courtyard for a briefing regarding recent assaults they feel may be related. so they've organized an extensive cell search for hidden, makeshift weapons. >> this is how we're going to do it. we're going to do a search line right there in the rotunda. >> come on down. >> pat them all down. have them take off their shoes. they might be packing on the way in here. they'll be searched and fed. >> after breakfast, the inmates are moved to the yards where they will stay until officers can complete their search. >> we're looking for makeshift weapons. bed spreads, anything with razors. anything they can slash these guys with or even stab them with. >> the operation is broken up into several two-person teams. >> i guess i'll get the top, huh? >> you get the top. you're the tall guy. >> officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing where inmates like to hide contraband. >> okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades wer

i'm going in to say i don't like quentin and jamie foxx and all this, whatever it is. just don't like none of this. i've seen people come out of the movie, wow. i take it all back. they had me laughing. they had me rooting and cheering. because you're not rooting for the black guy to kill the white people. you're rooting for the guy who just wants to be in love with his woman. >> "django unchained" is in theaters now. next up, gabby giffords and mark kelly tell diane sawyer about their shattering visit to newtown, connecticut, and how it inspired their powerful new message. then i heard this news about a multivitamin study looking at long-term health benefits for men over 50. the one they used in that study... centrum silver. that's what i take. my doctor! he knows his stuff. [ male announcer ] centrum. the most recommended. most preferred. most studied. centrum, always your most complete. this is so so soft. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. ♪ char

quentin tarantino's "django unchained." >> what's your name? >> django. d is silent. >> i sat down with tarantino and two of the film's stars, leonardo dicaprio and jamie foxx, for their only joint interview about this movie. which defies classification. an epic revenge fantasy -- >> i like the way you die, boy. >> romantic western. it's also surprisingly funny. a shock given the topic. slavery. >> anyone bring any extra bags? >> no, nobody brought an extra bag. >> i'm just asking. >> one critic said recently there is something for everyone to hate in this film. and something to make everybody mad. >> i don't think you do a film like this with quentin tarantino and not expect that. i think it's what you sign up for. a black person i was talking to says the "n" word bothered me. i said it's supposed to. >> what's your name? >> django. >> then you're exactly the one i'm looking for. >> foxx plays a freed slave on a blood-soaked mission to free his wife played by kerry washington. tarantino is explosive, loaded with violence and more than a hundred uses of t

i like quentin tarantino. with his right to say i don't want to talk about it, not because they confuse our last name all the time. he can make whatever movie they want. if he doesn't want to answer questions who cares. it's his right. talk about his movie. let him guide the interview. the other celebrities that make the movies and direct movies, write and star in movies that say i can't believe we have this violence. that is what i get angry about, the hypocrisy. >> bob: first, he has been interviewed so many times because the movie is out. at a certain point you get tired of listening to reporters ask question. he could have acted better about it. my guess is that remember when they had the big furor how are you going to rate movies? jack lenny head of the ncaa came up with a rating system that caused furor about first amendment rights. i think theremite be something now to do with rating movies, a more detail rating. let's not prejudge what biden will say or not say. the only thing came out is the national

when we go inside the walls of san quentin, it is not just black inmates. it is hispanic, pacific islanders, white, native americans, it is everybody. when they leave that room, they go back to their communities that are segregated. they, too, do not like it. it is a barrier that has to be torn down. i know it works. being in there for the last four years, we make it a point that everybody mixes up, even the seating. you do not just sit with a black person or a white person. it is about all of us, or none of us, and that is the bottom line. it has to be that mentality. >> it is a way to control the prisoners. it takes the pressure off the guards and everybody else. they say we want to stop violence, but you promote a violence by segregating. when an individual comes, the first in the asking, where are you from? what is your nationality? that is how to divide and conquer. that is the way the united states is made up. that is how you work. north and south vietnam, for instance. they divide people so that the pressure will not be on them. that is how i see the

ktvu's tara moriarty is live from san quentin to explain what is behind the governor's claim. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, the governor is challenging a federal court order that california further reduce its inmate populations in state prisons like san quentin by the june deadline. he held a press conference in sacramento. he spoke to reporters saying a team of experts evaluated the healthcare system in state prisons. not only did they come out on top in the united states but in the world. he says california has provided more beds and built or ren nateed -- renovated healthcare facilities. court documents say the prison conditions have vastly improved making the judge's ruling no longer necessary. >> i'm hopeful we'll prevail in the 9th circuit. if not, we have a direct appeal to the scattered showers and we'll -- to the supreme court and we'll go there if needed. >> reporter: he slammed 25 federal reports which he says nit-picked california's perfectly fine prison system. he believes the reports were a waste of money. now, brown wants to get out from under the

quentin tarantino being the one that is putting the n-word in everybody's mouth. different way that belies this issue. i don't think the problem is the word necessarily but that quentin tarantino who is writing the screen play uses it so much. >> john: except in the "kill bill" films it has been used liberally. tricia? >> this historical accuracy in this film is hogwash and irrelevant. there is no accurate use of history around african-american women in this film, but it never comes out. we're so busy obsessively worried about the n word. keri washington's character makes no sense. you had people fighting, shooting killing and a beloved of the novel of a woman who slit the throat of her own baby rather than return her to slavery. this is what black women were doing. yet, what do we get? we get keri washington with a quivererring lip serious sexual violence but never talked directly about in this film. if we're going to talk about authenticity then gender is where we need to pay more attention. >> john: i agree with you "beloved" is one of the underrated films in y

, you know what you're getting with quentin, that's for sure.hey say this could be the most violent yet. >> quinten, you know what you're getting with quinten, that's for sure. we'll be back with more after this. ♪ oh i need someone to read me stories ♪ ♪ oh someone to turn the page >>> let me check. sorry. >> don't mind us. >> we're catching up. it's been a week. >>> finally this half hour, you know, if you watch at all, she is my girl. who else but kim kardashian. >> and halle barry. >> and halle berry. as you already know, though. kim is now with child. >> and beyonce. you've got a lot of girls. >> i get around. >> you've got to qualify that. but that didn't stop kim from a night out for new years, where she made her first comments about how her pregnancy is going. for one of hollywood's hottest couples, kim kardashian and kanye west rang in 2013 vegas style, celebrating a new year and a new addition. proudly showing off her baby bump, the reality star spoke exclusively to "entertainment tonight" about her pregnancy. >> are you having morning

we hear from quentin tar antino about his new film abnd nd signature style. welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. the five men accused of raping a university student for hours on a bus were charged and if convicted they may face the death penalty. the 23 year old woman died last week. it has sparked a debate in india. >> protests go on on the rape that has shocked india. lawyers set up to handle the case get their first trial. none are prepared to defend the five men charged with murdering and raping the student. >> it is heinous and in respect to the girl victim and as a message that we want to send to society, we want our society to be safe and such criminals will not get representation. >> no one is at home at the shack where the bus driver was living. the juvenile suspect al ledgedly caused the worst violence. the neighborhood under a cloud of shame. they say attitudes to women need to change. >> the problem sis with men, says this woman. and their bad intentions. after boarding the bus, the medical student was raped for an hou

we hear from quentin tar antino about his new film abnd nd signature style. welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. the five men accused of raping a university student for hours on a bus were charged and if convicted they may face the death penalty. the 23 year old woman died last week. it has sparked a debate in india. >> protests go on on the rape that has shocked india. lawyers set up to handle the case get their first trial. none are prepared to defend the five men charged with murdering and raping the student. >> it is heinous and in respect to the girl victim and as a message that we want to send to society, we want our society to be safe and such criminals will not get representation. >> no one is at home at the shack where the bus driver was living. the juvenile suspect al ledgedly caused the worst violence. the neighborhood under a cloud of shame. they say attitudes to women need to change. >> the problem sis with men, says this woman. and their bad intentions. after boarding the bus, the medical student was raped for an hou

. >> quentin tarantino argues that he merely reflects what is happening in real life. it is chicken and the egg, and this stuff is going on. >> but the movies can influence things in another direction, as well. because people put so much power into that visual, that -- you know, the places that they're taken to when they go to a film. so i think that it can have a positive impact or a negative one. i don't know, i wish i had a solution and i know you feel the same way. >> i feel very frustrated like a lot of people do, that you can't even have a debate. we're having a civilized conversation about it. a lot of people just can't do it. they want to get so intensely enrane enraged about the second amendment. they don't see what i see, which is why would anyone want to use this military-style weapon. >> fighting a war. >> in platoon, i get it. the other big story of the week, lance armstrong, what is your view of him? >> i met him once at a party and assumed he was in a bad mood, because he was not the most friendly guy in the world. but i'm sure some people have said that

quentin tarantino is a great filmmaker and great artist. he makes us think. he makes us laugh.ng great in great. with my lineage being linked to it i loved the element of fantasy. leonardo dicaprio is one of my favorite characters, the candy land and the way that the slaves were dressed. there was this element of it not even being real because it was so fantasticcal. but the slave never wins. and django is a film that people should see. >> cenk: he flipped it upside down like inglorious bastards it was great. lauren, from jack and jill, thanks. spike is wrong. fox news is wrong. it's a great movie. >>> when we come back, chris christie, republicans attacking one another. that's great. but there is an important point we need to make about conservatism versus progressism. >> i'm saying anyone in new york and new jersey who contributes one penny to the rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll meeting. rolo.get your smooth on. also in minis. is. >> cenk: all right. now the presence not voting just about the fiscal cliff at the end of t

and what kind of instruction did quentine give you? the love between my character and broomhilda was necessary. so that our craziness, our journey was to get back the each other. >> he is all about character, he wants to focus on making the character real. you have to feel that there's nothing more important for django than to be with his wife, and that is what inspires him to go into the depths of hell to find her, so he was supportive of us growing that love. >> my character is steven, he is in charge of running the calvin candy household and the plantation, and quentine told me to just be black. oh, stephanie ballard, i know her. >> in what ways do you prepare for a role in a historical context? >> i did not have to know a lot about slavery. i read about it as a kid, i grew up in the south and knew bit. i wanted to be honest to the times and have a way for my character to relate to the other characters in the film, verbally and in a ideological way of not being as educated as i am now. >> cnnireport interviews air each saturday at t

what do you tell quentin tarantino if you want the movie to be less violent?rders? how do you legislate that. we're talking about parenting which i think we all agree keep your kids away from that stuff as best you can. what do you do from a legislative point of view? >> as far as video games go, willie, i think there are a lot of different ways. you can change the ratings system. as far as quentin tarantino goes, i think you need to bring people like harvey weinstein around the table, other leaders in hollywood around the table and just say, this is no longer socially acceptable. it is no more socially acceptable after newtown for you to give quentin tarantino money, to make movies that glorify slaughter, murder, rage than it would be, harvey, for you to give somebody millions of dollars to make a cheap porn movie. >> but joe -- >> and the vice president did bring, you know, the mpaa and others around the table as he's been going through this process. it will be interesting to see what kinds of proposals are announced today because the white house has said th

if you look at mosties playing now, quentin tarantino django unchained ends with a mass shooting.movie like the hobbit, targeted at kids, countless fantasy creatures are mutilated in this movie that is rated pg-13, that is supposed to be okay for families to go and see. there is a lot of violence. and i think, you know, hollywood needs to maybe hold back a little. >> let me jump in on the hollywood point. a lot of people are pointing fingers here. and i just want to read the quotes, this was in your piece. quentin tarantino, he said i think it is disrespectful to their memory, actually, to talk about movies. it is totally disrespectful to their memory to talk about the lost lives in the recent massacres. arnold schwarzenegger said, i think one must always keep it separate. this is entertainment. the other is a tragedy beyond belief and serious and the real deal. i know you can say and you do say in your piece that hollywood can pretend it doesn't have a responsibility, but what about that figure i mentioned a moment ago, the 23, you know, million dollars that this movie made over

also, no quentin tarantino?rector in hollywood and that is stunning to me. the only thing i can think, obviously, there's been a lot of controversy around the movie. maybe there's older members of the academy who said, we appreciate the movie but it's not his turn. >> "django unchained" did rack up nominations, picture and original screen play, which is huge in itself as well. let's go through actors and actresses, supporting actresses. i don't think there was any surprise in that category at all. i think everybody seems this think ann hathaway has the lock with "les miserables." >> i think ann will win and one prediction was jacki weaver. she didn't get nominated leading up to it, plays the mom. she is an australian actress that plays the mom and i was happy to see her get in. it will be tough for her to beat ann hathaway. that performance is off the charts. >> supporting actor. a lot of repeat winners. de niro, tommie lee jones and alan arkin. people have a soft spot for. >> i think alan arkin will be the pers

neither did the directors of two other best picture nominees ben affleck and quentin tarantino. >> quentin director in hollywood. that is stunning to me. >> the field for best actress offers a stark contrast. emanuel ariva is the oldest in t the category. they're both unagainst jennifer lawrence, naomi watts, and jessica chastain for zero dark 30. >> the world is hard enough as it is, guys. >> bradley cooper is monl daniel day-lewis's competitors. so are hugh jackman, joaquin phoenix, and denzel washington. the academy awards will be handed out february 24th. mark barger, nbc news. >>> hole wid's big week ends with the global globe awards. tina fay and amy poler co-host the event. we're pumped for that. >>> up next, how two parents who lost a child in the connecticut school shooting are wrenching something positive from that tragedy. >>> a lawmakers is already speaking out about the school shooting in california. >> and the derecho storm that knocked out power causing the massive outage in virginia, but the news4 i-team found the problem was much more widespread than we thought. >>> and fo

critics say director quentin tarantino is no stranger to violence and shock value may have gone too farle turner takes a look. >> what is your name, boy? >> django freeman. >> reporter: it's not your average spaghetti western. the comedy and violence made a killing at the box office and blown away many in hollywood. not everyone's a fan. >> be disrespectful to my ancestors. >> reporter: spike lee said he refused to see the film. on twitter, american slavery was not a sergio spaghetti western. it was a holocaust. >> he's right. >> they midge lee's version of the film. >> sensitive to the audience. >> reporter: 15 minutes into it gossip had enough. enough of feeling uncomfortable being the only black person in the theater. >> everybody looks at me. i had to go to the back of the theater to see it from the beginning to the end. >> reporter: by the end, he heard the "n" word more than 100 times in three hours. >> they use the "n" world too much. i am touched by slavery and the mentality. i can give credit to it being brilliant. >> reporter: l.a. reid echoes the thought. he liked the film bu

neither did an outlet for "argo" or quentin tarantino for "django unchained." >> clinton is the director's director. that is stunning. >> 9-year-old wallis is the youngest in the category. they are up against naomi watts and the startup "zero dark thirty." bradley cooper is competing with daniel day-lewis for best actor. the academy awards will be handed out february 24. nbc news. >> now that we are filled in on the oscars, we turn now to the golden globes. the awards show will celebrate its 70th anniversary this sunday. for more rican expect on the red carpet, we are -- for more we can expect on the red carpet, we're joined by our guests. >> great to be here. >> before we get to the nominees, a lot of buzz about the hosting change. no longer ricky gervais. instead tina fey and amy pohler. >> i am so excited for them. it is ladies' night all the way. the best and the brightest comedians. they will be so funny. we are not getting any sense of what they are going to do, but i guarantee it is going to be a legendary night in hollywood. i do think it will be kinder and gentler than ricky gerva

in 1994, a former priest at san quentin charles clifford, kron 4. never be found alive. in 1996, the kevin collins foundation closed it's doors due to a lack of funding. david and ann collins eventually divorced, torn apart by the stress of searching for their missing son. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: new at 11. police are asking for the public's help to find a missing 14-year-old girl. in hayward police say, maritza yanez left her house on patrick avenue and harder road. after an argument with her father. she has shut down her facebook page. and has not contacted any family members. since she was last seen on sunday. walnut creek police are investigating a violent armed robbery at the jewlery store.davidson and licht. it happened this afternoon at broadway plaza near main street in downtown walnut creek. witnesses say two suspects barged in, one sprayed employees with pepper spray while the other broke the display cabinets with a sledge hammer. police say a third suspect drove the get-away car - a newer model black infiniti sux f-x 35. >> also

live from san quentin prison, tara moriarty. >>> a small group of drivers are making it miserable for the rest of us. who are these drivers, instead they apparently come from a few outlying neighborhoods and travel long distances together in the same direction. the surprises don't end there and we will have more on that study in our next half hour. >> i am interested and i want to know. >> very interesting. >>> 6:08, what are you seeing on the roads right now. >>> well we are seeing a crash and we have 880 westbound in panola valley and the traffic will be backing up into panola. they are making progress in this crash and it was not a serious injury crash but if you are driving from vallejo to richmond, you need to give yourself extra time. let's look at the rest of the east shore, it does not look that bad and when you get to the toll plaza, we already have a little bit of a backup at the toll pay gate. let's go to steve. >>> very thick fog for some, inland areas, but it tends to pop up inland areas and sunny and warmer. now fog will be back and changes begin wednesday evening, if no

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we hear from quentin tar antino about his new fimlm abnd nd signature style.e to our viewers on public television and around the globe. the five men accused of raping a university student for hours on a bus were charged and if convicted they may face the death penalty. the 23 year old woman died last week. it has sparked a debate in india. >> protests go on on the rape that has shocked india. lawyers set up to handle the case get their first trial. none are prepared to defend the five men charged with murdering and raping the student. >> it is heinous and in respect to the girl victim and sas a message that we want to send to society, we want our society to be safe and such criminals will not get representation. >> no one is at home at the shack where the bus driver was living. the juvenile suspect al ledgedly caused the worst violence. the neighborhood under a cloud of shame. they say attitudes to women need to change. >> the problem siis with men, says this woman. and their bad intentions. after boarding the bus, the medical student was raped for an hour and

. >>> quentin tarantino's django unchained has become the best capitol hill. >>> founder robert redford reiterated the festival's independent spirit. >> as long as we go forward and we adapt to change, we keep in touch with our original purpose which is simply to support and develop new voices to be seen and heard. and do whatever we can to promote them. >> sometimes, you never know what you'll see in the san francisco bay. including a delorean-themed hovercraft, straight out of "back to the future." wherever they're going, they definitely won't need roads. >>> and finally, justin bieber's es selena gomez revealed who she turns to for advice. taylor swift. yes, that taylor swift. i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," this, your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. good morning. a quiet start. the storm missed us to the south. 35 at the airport. sea breeze is keeping up -- the breeze is kicking up. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature in the upper 30's. >> 35 degr

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our arts editor sat down recently with quentin tarantino. >> what's your name?django. >> and you're the one i'm looking for. >> "django unchained," the new film by tarantino about slavery in the south, told like a spaghetti western. >> i am a big fan of the director of the original "django" and his west is the most violent, brutal, and surreal west and no character is guaranteed safe passage and when i thought of the closest equivalent of that west that he pre sented, i thought, being aslave a slave in the antebellum south. >> in my world you have to ge t dirty. >> violence is a key subject of your work. >> it's the genres i work in. i have no moral problems. there are two types of violence in the film. dere's -- the violence that epicts what could happen to slaves, and that is ugly. and hard to watch. but then there's the cathartic violence. and it is surreal and big and operatic. >> so many movies are about the small guy taking on the big guy. is that how you see yourself in the world? >> maybe i felt that way at the very beginning but i'm not fighting with an

over the christmas break, i saw quentin tarantino's new movie "django unchained."ou know him from "pulp fiction," "reservoir dogs," and "inglourious basterds." this is worth the price of admission. after i saw it, i tweeted doubt spike lee would be upset if he watched. it's twisted, engaging, farcical, and judging, but mostly a condemnation of slavery. i was struck by spike lee saying i would not see the movie. i can't speak on it because i'm not going to see it. the only thing i can say is it's disrespectful to my ancestors to see that film. no doubt he was making reference to the frequent use of the n word in the movie. tarantino responded in an interview he did with harvard professor louis gates. he said, "personally i find the criticism ridiculous because it would be one thing if people were out there saying i you use it much more excessively in the movie than it was used in mississippi in 1850. nobody is saying that. if you're saying that, you're simply saying i should be lying, i should be watering it down, i should be make it more easy to digest. no. i don't

thanks to director 1 quentin tarantino, he accepted a golden globes. >> he wowed audiences. >> it was the second global blow -- golden globe for christoph waltz. he knew who to thank. >> my indebtedness to you knows no bounds. >> in "django unchained," he plays a bounty hunter who freeze a slave, intending to make him his partner on the road -- who frees a slave, intending to make him his partner on the road. >> and arnold schwarzenegger handed out this award. >> i never thought it handed an award in hollywood by an austrian. >> "amour" tells the moving story of a married couple in paris, both retired music teachers. when she has a heart attack one day, their love is severely tested. [applause] the biggest surprise of the night came when the front- runner, "lincoln," lost out to ben affleck's "argo." it tells of how six american diplomats were rescued from tehran. actress jodie foster was honored in a lifetime achievement award -- with a lifetime achievement award. in a moving speech, she confirmed long-running speculation that she is gay. this year marty award's 70th anniversary. the

thanks to director 1 quentin tarantino, he accepted a golden globes. >> he wowed audiences. >> it was the second global blow -- golden globe for christoph waltz. he knew who to thank. >> my indebtedness to you knows no bounds. >> in "django unchained," he plays a bounty hunter who freeze a slave, intending to make him his partner on the road -- who frees a slave, intending to make him his partner on the road. >> and arnold schwarzenegger handed out this award. >> i never thought it handed an award in hollywood by an austrian. >> "amour" tells the moving story of a married couple in paris, both retired music teachers. when she has a heart attack one day, their love is severely tested. [applause] the biggest surprise of the night came when the front- runner, "lincoln," lost out to ben affleck's "argo." it tells of how six american diplomats were rescued from tehran. actress jodie foster was honored in a lifetime achievement award -- with a lifetime achievement award. in a moving speech, she confirmed long-running speculation that she is gay. this year marty award's 70th anniversary. the

quentin tarantino made the list. his film also deals with the slavery in 19th century america. two other films are based on corporations in the middle east. argo, and zero dark dirty. >> this is it. >> hollywood loves history lessons that we assure itself that america is great and on the right track. and from the evidence of today's nomination, seen from the same sheen. >> of the british producer of les slavery miserables receivedl nominations. the film was also a short list it for its sound. >> the barricade scene was shot here in greenwich. the actors were singing live, as opposed to mining and recording at a later date, which is the norm. it has since been praised by critics and recognized by others. >> it was a huge team of people involved. over 1000 people involved in the studios in london. >> two danes have been trusted. helen mirren for playing out for hitchcock's long-suffering wife, and judy-for her role in sky fall -- and judy bench for her role in sky. >> you've got to love judy dench. that brings the program to a) at thank you for watching -- that brings the program

during his movie, "django unchained" quentin tarantino with movies like "pulp fiction" refused to answer the question about the possibility of violent images. >> the vice president is talking to the people in the movie industry today about violence. >> and you know where i stand on it. >> which is that there is no relationship. >> yes. >> but you haven't said why you think there is no relationship. >> it's none of your damn business what i think about that. >> there you go. an arraignment hearing for james holmes, the shooter who killed 12 people and injured dozens more at a movie theatre in aurora, collapsed summer and claimed to be inspired by "batman's" joker is scheduled this morning. biden is holding a meeting with representatives from the video game industry today. >>> the last time president obama and afghan president ahmad karzai spoke face-to-face was about four months ago via video conference after a week when the white house suggested it's considering a zero option in it afghanistan when it comes to troops post 2014, floating the possibility of withdrawal or bust as a negotiat

. >> it's clear that san quentin, california's oldest prison, is decrepit and in serious need of an overhaulate, state officials say they are planning a nearly quarter of a billion renovation of the death row facility. the plan has numerous critics who argue the expensive renovation is only a temporary solution and that the new facility would be at capacity within a year of opening. but with an appeals process that averages 20 years and about 30 inmates added yearly to a death row that was originally built for 68, overcrowding continues to be a serious problem. currently, there are nearly 700 people waiting for execution. that's our report. i'm john seigenthaler >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer direction is advised. there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates, "lockup." >> we are working with serious, dangerous criminals. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told when to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked by inmates or police, if you like that type of thing, then this is the place for you.

we go inside of san quentin, we go inside of the county jail, the juvenile justice system. all entities -- the whole family is incarcerated. we want to kill the whole family. that is why we go when -- we want to heal the whole family. that is why we go in. we believe in empathy, we believe this violence is a learned behavior. restored of justice does work. -- restorative justice does work. [applause] >> elizabeth, you have been on both sides. as a teenager, you were a recipient of services. today, you are working in youth development. what do you think the answer is in reducing gang violence? >> i want to give thanks for another day here and an opportunity to share this space with everybody. all of the beautiful courage that it takes to be up here. a lot of energy to the healing circle as well. as a juvenile, i was in juvenile hall and i went through that whole system myself. i have worked with tattoo removal, i went to other development programs. through personal experience and being raised by a single mom and being proud of my dad imprisoned and now pursuing my education,

quentin tarantino's revenge saga "django unchained" held on to number 2 for a second- straight weekend20- point-one million and the hobbit was bumped from the top spot down to third. taking in 17-and-a- half million >> the nfl's wild card weekend draws to an exciting finish. with a matchup of two surprise playoff teams led by rookie quarterbacks. the seattle seahawks and quarterback russell wilson flexed their muscles today on their way to a 24-to- fourteen victory over robert griffin the third and the washington redskins. former cal bear marshawn lynch ran for 132 yards and a score as seattle broke an eight game postseason losing streak on the road they'll go on to face the top-seed atlanta falcons next sunday. in the early game. the baltimore ravens played host to the city's former franchise. the indianapolis colts it was the final home game for star linebacker ray lewis. who is retiring after the season. the ravens sent him out a winner. by beating the colts 24-9. the loss cut short an impressive season for the colts. who went from last place to the playoffs. as their head coach chu