to quentin that's cool, to cops it's torture. era of sanctuary cities why not invite quentin to set up a police-free community where people like him can live and work without the benefit of cops, carve out a small corner of chicago where we can then place bets. in that cop-free world, will it be quentin or the film that gets shot first? i got this from a police captain. he did this. he went here because he got some flak. quentin tarantino got flak from black activists from his last movie "jenga in chains." >> it does seem like it's kind of filled with artifice. it doesn't seem like pure motive. i don't think he should have done this whatsoever. it's so out of touch with decency and respect. >> four days after a new york city cop was shot and killed. >> and a guy knowing that he has this kind of, you know, influence and reach with the popularity of his films should really have a little bit better of a moral compass about right and wrong and the influence that he might have. the type of presence that he has showing up at something

. >> our first ever extended stay series was shot at california's fabled san quentin prison.e to more than 5,000. when we shot there, robert ayers was san quentin's warden. >> we are grossly overcrowded, which is just totally unacceptable for the inmates, and the staff. >> been here before? >> no. >> all right, come over here and stand on the fence right there. >> the incoming population at san quentin was relentless, with staff releasing 150 inmates each week, but welcoming in 350 new ones. >> let's go, gentlemen. let's go, let's go, let's go. clear the door. >> many of them wound up in the gym, which had been converted into a huge, overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's always people talking, people yelling. some people in there were trying to read and some people in there were trying to sleep. so you'll have a big group of people having a conversation over here while a guy's trying to sleep over

at california's san quentin state prison.eath row is a quiet place where inmates are much more concerned with filing appeals than causing trouble. that's not the case here. [ alarm sounding ] >> me, myself, i consider every inmate in here a potential threat. >> our producer met two officers assigned to keep watch in the adjustment center, where san quentin's most violent death row inmates are housed. the daily grind here is bleak for both inmates and staff. >> mentality of most inmates in this unit is, i'm on death row, there's nothing you can do to me. if i assault you today, there's nothing you can do to me tomorrow. you can only kill me once. >> assaults are so common here, any contact with inmates even serving meals requires officers to suit up in full riot gear. >> but that doesn't stop them from gassing. which is where they throw a variety of substances, can be anything, urine, feces. >> any time you open the food port, there's an opening for that inmate to assault you. >> death row at san quentin is a really scary plac

. >> at california's san quentin state prison, we saw how sophisticated some inmate weaponry can be.his homemade pistol is known as a zip gun. >> this portion is filled with ground up matchheads. the two holes here, inmates insert a wick. the inmate takes a plunger, pokes shrapnel in the open end, pieces of metal, ground up zippers. when the target walks by the cell, be it an officer or an inmate, the inmate lights this, it goes down, strikes the match heads, basically acts like a firecracker and shoots the shrapnel out. >> the majority of inmate manufactured weapons or shanks are designed for slashing or stabbing. the ease with which lethal weapons are made is shocking. this san quentin inmate who goes by the name speedy agreed to show correctional staff and "lockup" cameras just how simple it can be. he starts by using a roll of toilet paper as a crude forge to melt plastic coffee cup lids. >> i'm making a weapon right now. melting this plastic down into a shape. what i'm doing is trying to get a wad of it to where i can -- i have something to work with. you know what i mean? what

. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california.nd he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. everyt

quentin tarantino sparking new outrage over his comments during an anti-police protest.climate making it harder for the police to do their job? >> the climate that the media has fostered and a lot of these liberal groups have fostered gives the police the kind of feeling that if they do anything out of the ordinary, there is going to be 27 citizens with video cameras looking for a gotcha moment with them. ♪ martha: solemn day ever mourning for a new york city police officer who was killed in the line of duty. a wake being held today for officer randolph holder. he died after being shot in the head by a suspect and his funeral will be tomorrow in the city. meanwhile here in new york the police union is calling for boycott of movies by quentin tarantino after the director took part in a anti-police protest just days after officer holder was killed. former new york city police commissioner telling greta van susteren that this is kind of environment that encourages criminals and makes many officers somewhat reluctant at times to do their duty. >> i don't know who appointed m

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liberal hollywood a-lister quentin tarantino protest. what he said. >> what am i doing here? i'm doing here because i'm a human being with conscience. when i see murder, i cannot stand by. and i have to call the murder the murder and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> i thought a cop was killed. here with reaction the author of the brand-new book "vigilance," former nypd commissioner ray kelly. appreciate you being here. you did keep the city safe. murder rate i think before you took over was what, 2500 a year and you brought it down to 500? >> it went down to 333 under the bloomberg administration. 245 in 1990. >> so it seems like a war on cops. it seems like it's open season on the people. the black lives matter movement literally chanting, pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon. the democrats are going to do a forum with this group. what are your thoughts? >> certainly that's a rhetorical war on cops. there's a lot of verbiage out there. we saw quentin tarantino, that was absolutely disgraceful. cops feel at greater risk be

and the staff here call me bird man of san quentin.he first day i got here at san quentin, the birds seemed to have flocked to me for some reason. and i don't know, they probably think i'm the bird man of alcatraz. maybe they're mistaken because he had a shaved head, too. >> miller was serving an eight-year sentence for burglary when he proudly showed us his cell. a virtual shrine to his winged friends. >> ever since i've been here the birds just come up to me like they know me. you know, i got them landing on my shoulders and my hands. you know, different kinds of birds, not just pigeons. but i got the, you know, the different kinds of black birds like finch and the redwing. landing on me. i think the birds is a good way of releasing a lot of tension and anger. before i got arrested my girlfriend used to chase the birds away. she didn't want me around them. and so, when i'm in here i have a chance to mingle with the birds. and basically that's about the only friend i got is the birds. you know, i can't trust anybody else. looks like s

quentin tarantino. >> take him everybody. got something to say, but i would like to give my time to the families that want to talk. i want to give my time to the families. however, i also want to say, what am i doing here? i'm doing here because i'm a human being with a conscience. and when i see murder, i cannot thed by and i have to call murdered the murdered and the murderers the murderers. now i will give my time to the family. >> i am is actually known to the community as uncle bobby. i am the uncle of oscar grant. how many of you have seen the "fruitvale bill -- station"? one famous person i know standing behind me right now and dr. cornell west said this, if you want to your the truth, you must let the suffering speak. martin luther king said it this way, cowards ask, is it safe? expediency asks, is a political? vanity asks, is a popular? the conscious ask, is it right? there comes a time when neither safe, political, or vanity is the reason why you stand. you stand because it is right. rise up -- >> rise up. >> rise u

we saw quentin tarantino, that was absolutely disgraceful. greater risk because of it, because of the rhetoric that is floating around. it's a dangerous job to begin with. we don't need that sort of talk out there. doesn't help anything. >> yeah. let me put up in a closed-door speech, the fbi director james comey actually indicated police are scared to do their jobs. here's what he said. they told me we feel like we're under siege and we don't feel much like getting out of our cars. you still talk to the rank and file. you're so well respected in new york. is that what you're hearing? >> yes. i think jim comey is telling it like it is. clearly police officers are hesitating. they're not engaging in the way they engaged for the last two decades, quite frankly. that's why crime is down significantly throughout the country. but yeah, police are backing off now. anybody who denies that is just not facing reality. >> the mother of this officer made a plea to reinstate stop and frisk in new york. which the murder rate's gone up here, gone up in chi

i'm sick of having this conversation. >> quentin tarantino literally called cops murderers.nly was horrifying enough, but he did it with blood drying on the streets. he came to new york, but at least once the cop gets killed, you say, hey, this is not a time to do a protest that calls cops murderers. maybe we should at least bury the cop before you start slandering the whole thin blue line. i thought it was terrible. but what the lapd union chief just said in my view is unconstitutional and illegal. you can't deny quentin tarantino's right to make a film because you don't -- >> i say just boycott it. just don't go to it. >> tarantino's getting a big boy lesson about how the world worlds and what it means to be held accountable for your actions. getting hit in the wallet a little bit. call $12 million large, you're about to feel it. this will have repercussions on him financially and economically. it was incredibly disrespectful. i don't care if it was already on the calendar. grow up and go home. >>> stay right there. you know a presidential debate is a joke when virtually a

just now, i look at quentin tarantino completely differently. with the comic book portrayal of violence. some of it directed against law enforcement. and now to take this position about cops being murderers, extremely unfortunate. i rament it. i have the backs of these cops 100%. >> the cops should boycott and the families and those who support the cops should boycott and make him feel it. that would be to me the right thing to do. >> i just want to say, we've lost four cops in new york city in the last 11 months. one was a white guy. one was a black guy. one was a asian guy. the other was hispanic. and we have the most diverse force on earth and for people to raise the racial specter given the fact these people have sacrificed so much for us. >> i want to bring in -- >> this is tucson, arizona. and this is -- this young man, he's black, he's also a national guards member and he's dressed casually in this instance. >> in a hoodie. >> he gets pulled over. he said i two infractions. the cop comes to the car. he also knows he has a licensed gun on

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inmate was suffering severe chest pains. >> the thing you have to realize about san quentin is that this is a -- this prison was built prior to the civil war and the cells are stacked five stories high. there are no elevators. so of course the emergency that we were covering, it was on the fifth floor. so not only did we have to haul our stuff up there, but so did the responding correctional officers. >> up on the firfth tier, officers tend to the inmate in his cell. >> you're going to have to take deep breaths. i know you might be in pain, but you have to try. >> moments later, paramedics arrive on the tier. >> the paramedics had to make the five-story climb as well. and it's difficult to respond right away because of that. but the bigger challenge, though, was getting the inmate out of his cell and back down all those stairs. >> hospital door. be advised. we have inmate on stretcher en route. >> the officers and paramedics did a really great job of getting him down using the handrail to support the stretcher. it was pretty impressive how swiftly they were able to move him down. >>

i think it's such baloney. >> geraldo, why would quentin tarantino, he called cops murderers.nly -- that he called cops murderers, which was horrifying enough. but he did it with the blood of an officer already on the streets of new york. once the cop gets killed, you say, hey, this is not the time to do a protest. that calls cops murderers, maybe we should give them the at least bury the cop before you start slandering the whole thin blue line. i thought it was terrible. but what the lapd union chief just said is in my view unconstitutional and illegal. you can't deny quentin tarantino's right to make a film because you don't agree with the hateful things he does. >> just don't go to it. >> tarantino is getting a big boy lesson about how the world works. and being held accountable for your actions. getting hit in the wallet. 12 million large you're about to feel it. it will have repercussions on him. and i don't care if it was already on the calendar, it's incredibly disrespectful. >>> stay there, kg you're up first on this one. you know when the presidential debate is a joke

. >> san quentin prison houses some of california's most dangerous inmates. a program aims to transform lives. we go behind bars and into the classroom. >> metal bars, sterile cells, locked doors, mundane, sighfulling, uninspiring, but just behind the main yard, down an alley lined with barbed wire, class is in session. >> arguments for and against imperialism. >> u.s. history, taught by an instructor from the university of california at davis. it's a demanding work load chai challenges, stimulates and ignites the mind of some of california's most hardened criminals. >> and who are they talking? >> the cock of the united states. >> ok, so good. >> 16 years into a sense of 36 years to life, he is working toward his associate degree. hutchinson is learning about imperialism and much more at san quentin's prison university project. >> it has shown me that i do have the ability to learn, to succeed and be a better human being. >> this is the only on site higher education program in any california prison. 330 are enrolled and 200 are on the wait list. instructors

visted san quentin prison. ..meeting with prisoners >>> markets mildly lower. s&p 500 on i track to do well but quiet this morning. yahoo! will report after the closing bell today. >>> mark zuckerberg visited san quentin prison, meeting with prisoners who learned coding and entrepreneurship under two programs refollowed the story of some prisoners including horacio hart, released becoming a high-tech intern and starting his own charity. zuckerberg posted his own picture, claiming san quentin has one of the best track records of training people and making sure they don't return to prison. >>> united airlines has a new new ceo, it appointed interim ceo while its previously brand-new ceo recover from what's said to be a heart attack. it's not clear if nunoz will be able to return, only on the job a couple of weeks replacing the ceo who left after a scandal. >>> have you seen the new "star wars" trailer? after, tickets went on sale for the december opening and knocked fan fan danando. the movie ratings, how good a movie are, inflated to compared to what you find on

quentin hart says he waterloo, he decided to do the same with his family. for the last 17 years he's worked at hawkeye community college. but it might his council for se waterloo. "diversity is a strength and so waterloo that city that we ca have the potetetial to be." hart says he wants safer streets. and that includes building that trust between law enforcement and the community. "but it' working as a community wide collececive group that we an create opportunities to help people change the particular track that they are and give them those opportunties." that, along with initiating a positive image campaign....hart says he'd be a right fit for mayor of waterloo. in waterloo nikki newbrough kwwl news. thehee's a mayoral forum in tracking east across eastern iowa this afternoon. while severe wther not anticipapad, a few sttms could produce small hail and winds to 40 mph. rain amounts to direction but a few showers could linger into the evening hours. highs today will be around 70 to the mid 70s. a cold sustain the rain. wnds will switch to te northwest beh

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kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with current mayor councilman and mayor protem, quentin hart and has his story. quentin hart says he wants to be the candidate to born and raised in waterloo, he decided to do the same with his family. college. but it might be his charity that he's most proud of...."from the heart" "which focuses on helping to improve housing for low income, elderly, and physicially disabled residents. i think "hart has also been on the city council for seven years. six of he'd be the first black mayor of waterloo. "diversity is a strength and so waterloo that city that we can have the potential to be." hart and that includes building that trust between law enforcement and the community. "but it's working as a community wide collective group of concerned citizens from business to faith to educators working together so that we can create opportunities to help people change the opportunties." that, along with initiating a positive image campaign....hart says he'd be a right fit for mayor of waterloo. in waterloo there's a mayoral forum in today. it will be at the five sulliv

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. >> [inaudible conversations] >> secretary quentin d. regret the way the clinton foundation handle for donations when you were secretary of state and your opponents say the for donations and private emails are examples of the clintons having one set rules for themselves and a different set for everyone else but they are proud of the foundation and the work it has done and is doing to attract donations from people and organizations around the world. that goes to show that people are very supportive of the lifesaving a changing work it has done here at home and elsewhere for our will let the american people make their own judgment. >> with iraq are read better off without saddam hussein in power? >> i know there are a lot of questions about iraq's posted candidates over the last week i have made it clear i made a mistake plain and simple. i have written about it in my book and talked about it in the past now we see a very different in dangerous situation. but ultimately this has to be a struggle the iraqi government are determined to win f

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the new york city police union is calling for a boycott of movies by quentin tarantino because he tookart in an anti-police rally over the weekend. he's an award-winning director and he took the mike. he said when i see murderers i don't stand by, i have to call the murderers, murderers. the rally followed the murder of a police officer who was murdered after chasing a gang member. tony, as i come out to you i'll talk about the timing of this with tarantino. as for the officer who was killed. he says that's a tragedy, too, but we have to get a rally. >> it's never appropriate to call cops murderers when they risk their lives to protect us. cornell west, the organizer of this. he said this was to show love for the victims' families. how do you show love by calling cops murderers. let's not give tarantino too much attention. base's a fool. what commissioner bratton and the f.b.i. director comey has said. if you made a mistake there was the impression or idea, the presumption you made a mistake in good faith. now you are percent cute, prosecuted and completely maligned in the media. wheth

. >> san quentin in california is one of the biggest prisons in the country and has now cited a new program to help rehabilitate inmates. those taking part say it gives them hope and a sense of self worth. >> in a world of strict curfews and locked doors and life sentences, this prison campus is a window to a new life. many san quentin inmates are taking college level courses from instructors at top universities. >> arguments for and against imperialism. >> correction experts say it's a much needed tool against repeated arrests and graduates from this program like james houston say it's a lifeline and a miracle. >> i felt like with all the tools i gained how important education was, taking on life skill classes, becoming leadership in a group there, i felt like i had a purpose, and this became my passion. >> it's this new confidence in himself and his life that houston hopes over students will also gain from this program, a perspective he says will help keep communities safer. tonight, we'll hear more from houston and from inmates currently enrolled in the program, as well as from the woman

>> 1985 i was escorted to death row in san quentin prison. and it's like i went to hell.r anyone. i hope people learn from this story that you have to stand up and fight this rotten-ass system because it is rotten. it is rotten to the core. >> all of the potential inaccuracies, the potential miscarriages of justice, i can't correct. i can only tell you that personally, i was involved in this case from the very beginning. and personally, believe that kevin cooper should die. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> on this episode of death row stories, a triple murder, execution style. >> they shot them like they were nothing. >> and the crime is caught on tape. >> most significant piece of evidence i've ever seen in a case. >> the clear images of guilt. >> the evidence establishes that he committed the crime. >> there's your guy. it's a slam dunk for the prosecution. >> only deepens the mystery. >> you're going to kill somebody. it's not even a sure conviction. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he's innocent. >> there's a body on the water. >> he was butchered and murd

. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news, harsh words tonight from the nypd's top cop for quentin tarantino who marched in manhattan. say they can't get their mail. can them? >> looks like an average wall overlooking new york city but it's now so much more. meet the woman who is singing her way in to the hearts of mets fans and she did it right here. >> a reminder, channel 7 is your home for the tcs new york city marathon. we're trying to take you mile by mile, introducing you to some of the new yorkers you're going to meet along the course. >> this is mile 11. 10 miles long. at least we don't have to run the whole thing, all of us runners. good luck to all. >> the tcs new york city marathon is this sunday, kicks i blew out my knee last year. just as college football programs began calling me. i didn't realize i'd get hooked on the pain pills the doctor gave me. i never thought my life could change so fast. for now at least, football and college are going to have to wait. >>> 1200 miles from queens to kansas city and mets fans tonight are hoping, yelling that they're doing in queensboro hal

. >> in 1987, the "today" show went to san quentin state prison and interviewed the infamous charles manson. he was unshackled and unapologetic. >> you know, if i wanted to kill somebody, i'd take this book and beat you to death with it. and i wouldn't feel a thing. >> the interview sparked controversy within nbc. >> we here on the "today" show staff debated among ourselves whether to air his answers. half of our staff said, absolutely not. >> in the end just seven minutes aired on the "today" show. now 20 years later, former fbi profiler candace delong examines the entire interview. >> he certainly has his issues mentally and psychiatrically. but he is not seriously, seriously mentally ill. >> making sense of the mind of manson. >> friday night in los angeles, >> friday night in los angeles, a movie actress and four of her friends were murdered and the circumstances were lurid. >> the news out of los angeles, august 10th, 1969, was shocking. five people had been brutally murdered. among the dead, roman polanski's wife, sharon tate. she was eight months pregnant. >> she'd been stabbe

quentin tarantino calling cops murders. is anti-cop sentiment and police you talk to say they feel it. harris: i took a look at the crime statistics where president is going at hometown in chicago and they don't break it out necessarily by race, but here is what our brain room was able to find out. 75% of all victims and offenders are black where in a city blacks make up a third of the population. here is the opportunity for the president, i said this yesterday. the president can to to the city, make it not about race. he can not talk about hashtags and everything. he can make it about issues upon our communities across the country like, creation of jobs, tamping down violence in every direction is what you're talking about willie. but the people who are tasked at protecting us, you can not make them targets because there are fewer of them on the anticipate, almost in every instance. it's an untenable place to be. you don't want a country where there is lawlessness. you don't want that. the president has opportunity today,

quentin and his wife were stuck for four hours in a mountain because known as the grapevine. >> all we saw was a mountain of boulder and dirt and stuff coming right for us. it pretty much lifted my car up and spun us around like it was nothing. >> several main roads were closed down for hours on thursday including a 30 mile stretch of interstate 5, the state's busiest highways. one woman was forced to tread through mud after abandoning her cars. these images were posted on social media, as they called 911 and waited for help to arrive. friday, rescue workers spent hours helping injured and stranded motorists to safety. the road closures meant hundreds of big trucks were still stranded in traffic over a ten-mile stretch. and californians are being told to expect more heavy rain flash floods and mudslides. despite the danger, scientists say there may be and unexpected benefit to the thunderstorms, they could reduce the drought but the state would need four years of consecutive heavy rain to alleviate the drought. and digging out seems like too much to take. >>> the u.s. government said t

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have in a wide scale like this, the good guys, too are protecting people in gated communities like quentin teraneterane tarantino. >> when he said what he said talking about comes as murderers, the week a come was killed by a suspect with a string of arrests being let out time and time again, respeople committing crimes over and over again, we are going in the wrong direction. >> starting around the 1970s things got worse. it wasn't until the broken windows policies. >> confiscated weapons. they had stop and frisk. somebody looked like they were doing something wrong and the come could stop and frix them before they committed murders, john. >> i think the filming of comes may help them. any time we can increase citizen oversight of government that's good. for the police, most often they are doing the right thing as the filming will elevate them in the eyes of most people. police are no different from anyone else. they should suffer the same oversight anyone else in government does. >> it's not a police problem. is it? it's a criminal problem. criminals are getting out of jail. the criminal

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same score 4th quarter, kaepernick, buying all kinds of time on 3rd down and fires one to quentin pattonor the touchdown. patton jacked out of his minds, but really, watch sharise wright who just had a tough game against his former team. he fell down and that's the reason the play happened. flaco leads the ravens back downfield, five times. marlon brown stepped up in front of aken. aken got it. 6 seconds to go. here's the hail mary. into the end zone, it is incomplete. this was a much needed 49er win. they snapped a four game losing streak. 25-20. baltimore drops to 1-5. >> this was a must win game. you could tell both teams needed it. i'm just happy we came out with the win. >> we don't spend much time thinking about what other people are saying about you, but there's been so much talk. every quarterback had an opinion about you. do you look forward to maybe a couple of weeks where there isn't that much discussion about your play? >> they can talk all they want. that doesn't affect how i go about my business. >>> steeler and cardinals. michael vick sidelined. pittsburgh turned to third

the libyan policy with a disaster, but you cannot say hillary quentin was responsible for what happenedthe timber 11th, 2012. the responsibly of secretary of state. they made it worse. jim jordan was foaming at the mouth. and that poor fellow from kansas who had slain to talk by andrew mitchell on television last week and had to watch it again. it was a bad hand, and they played poorly. mark: what other big subplot was the democrats on the committee played in helping hillary clinton at every turn. let's look at an exchange between the chairman, trey gowdy, and the ranking democrat from maryland, elijah cummings. >> would've the chairman of yield? >> i would be happy to, but you need to make sure the record-- >> and that's exactly what i want to do. >> then go ahead. >> i move that we put into the record the entire transcript of sidney blumenthal. we're going to release the e-mails in the transcript, that way the world can see it. we are not going to take that uppity hearing. -- take that up at the hearing. >> we have a right to record recorded vote on that motion. we want the whole trut

her father has been in san quentin for 17 years. i asked her why. >> i don't know really. >> is it something you would almost rather not know? >> yes, sometimes. yeah. he's turned over a new leaf, i believe. and i like to focus on the positive. >> reporter: brittany has lived with her grandmother almost since birth. her mom has been in and out of jail. >> i know that you loved me because she told me that she loved me, but she's not there as a mother. she's not there. >> reporter: so brittany has latched on to programs like girls inc., students rising above. >> she knows how to find resources. >> reporter: chief counselor perez gave us an example. when she offered a math tutor to help some of the struggling students. >> it was brittany who was in honors and geometry and had a b plus that said i want to get tutored, because i want an a. >> reporter: which she did. >> i was lucky enough to have a support system. >> reporter: brittany creates her own luck. >> because she is assertive and she is determined, she sees an opportunity, she f

he and his wife visited san quentin president saying it shows him talking with inmates taking a coding course. he wanted to get a first hand look at the nation's prison system. said he was inspired by the book the new jim crow. it claims the nation's war on drugs unfairly targeted minorities and african-american men which has led to massive -- [ captioner lost audio ] over just about the past 24 hours. that is right near the calavera falls running from top to bottom. the usgs says the largest was a magnitude 3.0 at 8:15 this morning. there are no reports of damages or injuries. they tend to happen on faults creeping along slowly or with complex locations. >> they have multiple traces, more definition. the smaller secondary structures so it is really the complex areas that have these swarms. >> quake swarms can last a few hours or up to several months. the usgs says there have been four swarms since 1970. this all comes as the usgs is getting ready for the statewide quake drill sfoep as the great california shake up that happens tomorrow. more incredible video is surfacing of the rare s

. >>> the source of the outbreak of legionnaire's disease at san quentin has been discovered. the bacteria was found inside cooling towers on the roof of of the health services building. and anyone walking near them inhaled contaminated mist because the drinking water was not affected. 81 inmates became sick. 13 were sent to outside hospitals. the towers have been cleaned. >>> an emotionally charged announcement from the women's book club kicked off a napa valley wine train. members have filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination, defamation, and emotional distress. they are asking for $11 million. the 11 women claim they were forced off the train in aulg because they were being -- august because they were being too loud. they say they were being singled out because of their race. all are black except one. >> we went outside and the police was standing out there looking at us. they wasn't expecting us women to come out calm and quiet, not saying much of anything. so they're just standing there just looking at us with their arms folded. i was very unhappy that that spoiled my trip

>> he got caught up in the hype, quentin tarantino got too far in front as far as i'm concerned withcandalous indictment. i reyekaterina the notion that police brutality that they use, every use of force is an act of police brutality. i reject that exists in the united states of america. we do not practice it, it is not a custom, culture. we got rid of that$l in the '60. we're more professional, better trained, better equipped to serve the american people.4=gx we've come a long way in this proud profession i've been a member of for 30 years. i'm not going to stand by. let me give a definition of brutality, violent, savage behavior. that does not describe uses of force every time an officer use÷ force. this black lives matter movemen, still calls mike brown-darren wilson police brutality. they still take incidents ruled justifiable force and rule them brutality. that's why i claim, and i'll say it again, the way they define it and use it does not exist in america. >> always good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, uma. >> so now i'd like to hear from you and g

. >> zuckerberg got a look at life in the lockup during a visit to san quentin visiting prisoners. the facebook founder posted a picture of facebook of him talking with inmates taking a coding course. zuckerberg said the criminal justice system is not working and said he was inspired to learn more after weeding the book "the new jim crow," about the mass incarceration of nonviolent blacks and hispanics. >> meteorologoist mike nicco has a look at the forecast. another hot day? >>> absolutely. 100 in palm springs. a threat of a thunderstorm. same in los angeles but low-to-mid 80s. low-to-mid 90s through the stream value. we reached the 80 i forecasted yesterday, the third consecutive day of a record in lake tahoe and another today at 78. it will be a nice day at the beach. warm. temperatures are there are now warm for running so fair and moderate breeze but sailing will be good. check out what will happen at 77 today if san francisco. we drop to 69 tomorrow. below average through saturday. look at the heat returning next week. leyla? >>> i am fining something unusual. this is the wal

on his facebook page he says that he and his wife visited san quentin prison yesterday. he posted this picture saying it shows him talking with inmates who were taking a coding course. zuckerberg says wanted to get a firsthand look at the nation's prison. sirk berg says was inspired by the back the new jim crow. it claims the nation's war on drugs unfairly targeted minorities and in particular, black men, which has led to mass incarcerations. sirk berg says making the justice system fairer and more effective is a huge challenge for this you country. >>> the three drifters accused of two bay area killings faced a judge for the first time in marin county today. the dramatic difference in their appearances and the legal maneuverings holding up the proceedings. >>> also, california is facing record teacher shortage. we'll tell you how many teacher positions are being left unfilled, and the number is staggering. >>> tracking some thundershowers down the southern monterey bay. the details for your thursday coming up. >>> the three drifters accused of killing a hiker and a tour

megan's law website, in 2009, he was convicted on child molestation charges and served time at san quentin. >> two victims from kennedy high school report that their guardian at transitional home had sexually assaulted them. >> this is him in a promotional video for the prison reenter website. duggar is not affiliated with kennedy high but he helps out with the basketball team there. a total of three victims have come forward but there might be more out there, they say. they're asking the public to come forward. >>> the highway patrol officer is recovering today after crashing into a suspect during a chase yesterday in brentwood. it started when a hondo civic sped away from a traffic stop. a sweatshirt with two pistols was thrown from the honda. it made a u turn and crashed into the chp car. the driver and passenger of the honda were arrested. >>> it was a long night for congress. overnight, the u.s. senate gave final approval for a deal that prevents a government shut down and lifts the debt limit. doug luzader has the story. >>reporter: they cleared the decks including a roft of new spen

it would be like stopping the heartbeat of london says newspaper columnist quentin lett. >> this i ilike the marrow in our bones. >> reporter: this clock. >> this clock. >> we expect all sorts of things. >> reporter: it would be like losing yet another old symbol of london. the much-h-ved hop-on, hop-off buses are gone to be replaced by these. the old red phone boxes are only kept around for the tourists since the advent of you know what, and london's famous black cabs are nowhreatened by uber. if big ben were to go... >> it would be a calamity, a catastrophe, a disaster, and for that reason i suspect they will find a way around this. [bell tolls] >> repororr: but they're running out of time. mark phillips, cbs news, london. tonight. around the world, good night. this is "jpardy!" today's contestants are a scientific editor from winder, georgia... consultant from media, pennsylvania... and our returning champion -- a graduate student from miami, florida... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" --

quentin cluckston and his wife, kim, were stuck for more than four hours on a mountain pass.pevine known to millions as a gateway between central and southern california had come to a standstill. >> all we saw was just a mountain of boulders and dirt and stuff coming right for us. and it pretty much lifted my car up and spun us around like it was nothing. >> dozens of rescuers were 70 out to help stranded and injured motorists. california is now preparing for what one nasa climbtologist is calling a godzilla el nino. expected to be the strongest since scientists began keeping records of it in 1950. >> the waters off of the coast of southern california are already four degrees warmer than they should be. all of the moisture eval rated from this warm water. whatever you just had, and we know what you just had, think of it lasting longer and falling more heavily. >> the last significant el nino to pound california with relentless rain happened 18 years ago. two dozen people were killed. more than 2000 houses were destroyed. thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes

it would be like stopping the heartbeat of london says newspaper columnist quentin lett. >> this is like the marrow in our bones. >> reporter: this clock. >> this clock. >> we expect all sorts of things. >> reporter: it would be like losing yet another old symbol of london. the much-loved hop-on, hop-off buses are gone to be replaced by these. the old red phone boxes are only kept around for the tourists since the advent of you know what, and london's famous black cabs are now threatened by uber. if big ben were to go... >> it would be a calamity, a catastrophe, a disaster, and for that reason i suspect they will find a way around this. [bell tolls] >> reporter: but they're running out of time. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's our time tonight. around the world, good night. . >>> eddie burns bill. inside their 40-year standup food. >> plus, bieber on his new how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... 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 contro

it would be like stopping the heartbeat of london says newspaper columnist quentin lett. >> this is likehe marrow in our bones. >> reporter: this clock. >> this clock. >> we expect all sorts of things. >> reporter: it would be like losing yet another old symbol of london. the much-loved hop-on, hop-off buses are gone to be replaced by these. the old red phone boxes are only kept around for the tourists since the advent of you know what, and london's famous black cabs are now threatened by uber. if big ben were to go... >> it would be a calamity, a catastrophe, a disaster, and for that reason i suspect they will find a way around this. [bell tolls] >> reporter: but they're running out of time. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> pelley: and that's our time tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> first tonight at 7:00, teenagers are mourning the loss of a classmate killed in what appears to be a dough nes stick dispute. thank you for joining us. i'm bruce johnson. >> grief counselors will be owned hand tomorrow in prince george's county. police tell us the