randy, a judge just ruled in favor of parents in a california case. similar situation brewing in the courts of new york. parents saying teacher tenure laws violate kids rights to a good education. because it's so hard to get a tenured teacher fired. why does it take five to 800 days to keep a tenured teacher fired? >> in new york and new jersey and connecticut all those laws have been changes. because k-12 teacher tenure is supposed to be, if there is just cause to dismiss someone, then they should be dismissed but they have a right to have a hearing beforehand. and so what we saw was, how do we make sure that teacher tenure is what it's supposed to be, a way in which people can actually exercise professional judgment, can stand up for kids, but at the same and night about patronage and cronyism, but at the same time if a person can't teach they shouldn't be there. in california those laws have been changed in new york, connecticut and new jersey and that's why we're a little surprised that somebody would try bring a copy cat. because the real issue i

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c... randy...pkg ;01 ;20 ;36 ;59 01;05 snipe 01;22 01;44 ----pkg---- s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo hola que tal. estoy aquí en el congreso desde temprano y hasta ahora no hay nada concreto. los republicanos por su lado continúan tratando de conseguir los votos para pasar su propuesta de fondos para la frontera. se espera que se lleve a cabo una votacin en cualquier momento en la cmara baja. hola que tal. estoy aquí en el congreso desde temprano y hasta ahora no hay nada concreto. los republicanos por su lado continúan tratando de conseguir los votos para pasar su propuesta de fondos para la frontera. se espera que se lleve a cabo una votacin en cualquier momento en la cmara baja. supuestamente dos propuestas estarn sobre la mesa: una es sobre los fondos para lidiar con la crisis en la frontera que incluye cambios en la ley de 2008 que protege a los niÑos centroamerican os. bajo esta medida ellos seran deportados ms díabart o más importante es el bienestar de estos niños y esas ñas. semos que en

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky. tanker truck explosion brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vex. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on ramp

randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fireball hit me, threw me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, way up high over the top of the building, the heat radiant off there would just light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening but we knew that we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubbles everywhere. it was just crazy. from there, you know, the pain starts. once the adrenaline runs off. >> even with everyone out of the facility, fire officials are up against a formidable beast. >> initially, i had never seen anyt

randy bridges in this state house of the third district. becky bauer is a candidate for county clerk of mccracken county. speaking of commissioner of agriculture, our next speaker is kentucky's commissioner of agriculture. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you all. thank you, the good people of saint jerome's parish. to all my farm family here in western kentucky, it is great to be back at fancy farm. i want to begin by saying to the young people here today, i know you have been told your loud and too rowdy. but i'm happy you are here, and i'm happy to hear you. [cheers and applause]

that's randy brown's house there. the next house, also yellow tagged. and then on down the street. neighbors at a loss to explain why just this street in this neighborhood has been so heavily damaged. they are hoping for some assistance. reporting from west napa, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> the wine industry also trying to recover, and rebuild. jodi hernandez is live in napa with more on that. >> reporter: janelle, i'll tell you, the vintners association is stepping up to the plate to help the community here. help is desperately needed. i'm standing outside one of the historic homes. you can see the bricks that fell from the chimney. you can see what the chimney looks like now. and the plywood that the homeowner had to put up to block the hole. but now, immediate assistance for homeowners is on the way. >> we don't know where to go. >> reporter: lauren nicholson is doing her best to box up her belongings and try to figure out what's next. after sunday's earthquake did some serious damage to the napa victorian, where she lives with her husband and three small children. >> i

. >> randy russell is no stranger to usp. he first came in at the age of 15 and did 17 years on a robbery charge. >> randy, it's not good to see you. okay? >> now, randy's back on a parole violation, leaving behind a wife and four children. >> at one time when i thought i was going to come back i even asked my wife, should i run? she goes, i'm not going to make that call, she goes, but you can't take me with you. if i'm not with my wife and my kids, freedom's just not freedom anyway. >> grab that and come with me. >> andrew dykman is in for statutory rape. unlike randy, coming to prison for andrew is a new and frightening experience. >> i'm pretty nervous. and i'm scared. i wasn't expecting to be here. it's a scary place. and i've heard stories about what goes on at night here. i've heard stories about people getting killed. you name it. >> dykman. >> in order to properly classify the inmates, they will spend several weeks on the cell block as their behavior is observed. because they must be considered a security threat until

neil: randy? >> harassment, being degrading, humiliating, that's what we have a court system for, and due process says someone says you owe money, i say you don't. we go court. the debt collectors not allowed to brow beat, threaten, intimidate people to get them to pay, which is why they cannot lie, they cannot humiliate. they can't threaten or call. neil: i have the positions reversed. i apologize. you're saying there's a limit to being, you know, hard about getting money back? >> we're all human beings and should be treated with dignity and with respect and there are laws. neil: is it inhuman, heather to take your sweet time paying off a debt collector, when you have no intention of paying off that debt? there's that argument. >> that's part of the problem, neil. randy says go to court. the reality is there are so many people in debt. you have a vice president saying we can spend away our bankruptcy, people are trying to maintain this type of debt. there's no court to be gone to, and litigation

roll open under ---randy serranos nos amplia desde washington d.c... ;01 ;14 ;37 ;45 snipe 01;05 01;24 01;39 latinos sentenciados a morir. son la abrumadora mayora entre los presos extranjeros condenados a pena de muerte en estados unidos. personas como el salvadoreÑo gilmar guevara. actualmente prisionero en una crcel de texas. s/ madre de preso condenado a pena de muerte "todos cometemos errores. pero tenemos derecho también a una nueva oportunidad, a un perdón" su madre desde el salvador ruega compasin. guevara fue condenado por matar a dos personas durante un robo en el aÑo 2000. como l, hay ms de tres mil reos en el corredor de la muerte. la mayora en estados de ms poblacin hispana. s/ ronny rust, national coalition to abolish the death penalty "en 2012, 9% de los prisioneros en el pabellón fueron latinos. en 2013 eso creció a 19%" hay presos condenados a muerte de por lo menos una decena de pases latinoamericanos. la gran mayora son mexicanos, por lo menos 60. el gobierno de ese pas creo el programa de asistencia jurdica a mexicanos sentenciados

today on larry king now the expendables three randy couture tells you lose told college educated guy that's you know these are these this is this family these guys are family is dysfunctional uncorking is they are these are the guys he lives in greece for and will die for you and chuck liddell with the coaches the first season of the ultimate fighter right to change the way the public looked to them and absolutely everybody thought we were crazy that we were criminals because we got a cage and fox and obviously most the guys and in the mixed martial arts that i know a college educated guy i think just competing we need to do that at sports life and this is that outlet that you know that he had the impact on the school would be i mean every look at yourself that way at least i don't i don't see still what i love to do plus god gave me armor i think they're hard in the debate they did protect my head does it affect your hearing like deafness and selective. and all next on larry king now. put them to larry king now our special guest is will there be there to an actor a businessman and o

lorena ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c.. ;43 1;06 1;38 ms de 300-mil personas que actualmente tienen seguro mdico por medio de la reforma de salud del gobierno conocida como "obamacare" estn en riesgo de perder su cobertura si no verifican sus datos de inmigracin antes del cinco de septiembre. s/ annette raveneau, get covered america "es sumamente importante que todas las personas revisen su correo que les ha llegado para ver si hay cartas del departamento de salud o algún mensaje telefónico o correo electrónico" mara herrera fue una de las personas que recibi esa carta y se anticipa que miles de latinos ms estn en la misma situacin. ella teme que le nieguen cobertura durante una emergencia mientras que resuelve su caso. s/ maría herrera, en riesgo de perder seguro médico "no sé qué pasará ahora si ellos no tienen mi documentación correcta, como es, o si es simplemente por una letra que está equivocada en mis papeles" segn el departamento de salud y servicios humanos, miles de personas que compraron el seguro pusieron inform

roll open under ---randy serrano desde washington d.c.n las autoridades para reducir esta tendencia... take pkg ;01 ;13 ;28 ;35 snipe ;56 1;10 1;24 ---pkg--- adolescentes tras el volante y con celular en mano. es una de las principales causas de accidentes de trfico segn el departamento de transporte. y parte de la culpa la tienen los padres de familia. s/morena ramírez, madre de familia "yo llamo a mis hijos para regañarlos" "sí" "sí" y eso lo hacen por lo menos la mitad segn un estudio presentado hoy en la conferencia de la asociacin de psicologa estadounidense. s/ noelle lavoie, autora de la investigación noelle lavoie, la autora de la investigación, dijo que el objetivo del estudio era saber con quién hablaban los jóvenes cuando conducían. más de la mitad contestó que era con sus padres. agreg que temen que de no hacerlo el pap o la mam los regaÑen luego de llamar repetidas veces. estadsticas federales seÑalan que el 11% de las fatalidades el aÑo pasado involucraron jvenes y el 21% de esos accidentes fueron por usar el celular. s/ ran

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roll open under ---randy serrano nos informa desde washington d.c... ;20 ;46 1;15 1;40 ---pkg--- "dice mami a veces yo no quiero vivir. para mí fue un golpe muy duro." as de grave es la problemtica del acoso escolar, mejor conocido como "bullying". mirna hernandez tiene un hijo de 12 aÑos que sufre a manos de sus compaÑeros de la escuela. s/ mirna hernández, madre de víctima "en la escuela habían niños que no los dejaban en paz, se ponían a hacerle chistes, a veces. que le pegaban, le decían que era muy gordito" hoy el departamento de educacin llev a cabo en washington su conferencia anual sobre la prevencin del acoso escolar. el objetivo: motivar a educadores, estudiantes y padres de familia a hacer ms para evitar ese tipo de abuso que incluyen agresin fsica y emocional, acoso en internet y burlas entre otros. s/ alejandra ceja, departamento de educación "hoy en día un tercio de los estudiantes de edad escolar son víctimas de bullying. para nosotros esa estadística es muy alarmante" datos oficiales seÑalan que ms de tres millones de jvenes son vctimas

on november 9th, randy westen in concert. but you have of to promise you'll come to the events the next day, okay? [laughter] on monday. >> yeah, well, he -- [inaudible] appearing end of this month at concord baptist church. >> that's right. >> give him as much pr. [inaudible] [laughter] but my information about the tie-in to jack johnson is all dealing with the racial climate. and jack johnson stirred up a heck of a racial situation here much more than our people were catching hell then. >> oh, yeah. >> i caught hell in the racial climate, you see? so i see what has to happen. the people have to understand this was not just one part of the country. >> no, it wasn't. no. >> you see, it was heavy up here. >> yeah. >> it was heavy all over. so that civil rights thing of '65 changed a lot of things. >> yes. >> you can take it for granted if you want to -- >> that's right. >> but i never thought i would live to see the time that we are living in today back in 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. so i'm glad i came because you connect so many

roll open under ---randy serrano informa desde washington dc..;01 ;18 ;25 snipe ;46 ;53 1;15 ---pkg--- si usted tiene un correo electrnico, paga cuentas o hace compras en lnea. bien podra ser una de ms de 1,200 millones de personas cuya informacin fue robada por un grupo de criminales cibernticos rusos, segn report una compaÑa de seguridad informtica. s/ nelson romero, experto "tu entras tus datos en una página web. cuando en esa página web se detecta una debilidad, la marcan y vuelven todos en masa más tarde para sacar toda la información que puedan" los "hackers" se apoderaron de nombres de usuarios y contraseÑas registradas en ms de 400 sitios web de compaÑas en estados unidos y otros pases. es el robo de ms grande de la historia y tiene a dueÑos de negocios haciendo todo lo posible para proteger sus redes. s/ ofelia calderón, dueña de negocio "estoy preocupada de que alguien pueda obtener la información de mis clientes y también posiblemente la información de nosotros" s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo "y es que según hold security, la empres

roll open under --- randy serrano nos explica desde washington d.c... se habla de los menores centroamericanos que cruzan la frontera solos, pero poco se sabe sobre los niÑos mexicanos. segn el centro de investigacin pew, la mayora de ellos no son detenidos solamente una vez sino varias en su intento por ingresar al pas ilegalmente. s/ ana gonzalez-barrera, centro de investigación pew "los mexicanos tienen una historia muy distinta. por una parte pueden cruzar muchas veces. por otra parte sabemos que son más grandes. son mayores de trece años". de acuerdo a datos del pew, este aÑo fiscal han sido detenidos ms de 11-mil menores mexicanos y solamente 2,700 de ellos estaban bajo arresto por primera vez. el 15% fueron detenidos por lo menos por sexta vez por su parte la casa blanca report un descenso sustancial en el nmero de niÑos, incluyendo centroamerican os, que cruzaron la frontera en el ltimo mes. s/ katherine vargas, portavoz de la casa blanca "son varios factores lo que están causando esta disminución pero creemos que es un buen paso y por eso estam

roll open under ---randy serrano desde washington d.c.os escolares se estan preparando para recibir una ola de menores indocumentados... take pkg ;01 ;07 ;22 ;42 1;01 1;27 pkg david miranda se prepara para ingresar a la escuela este otoÑo. s/david miranda, indocumentado "no sé si van a haber niños que hablen inglés. no sé si voy a poder hacer amigos". como este joven hondureÑo hay por lo menos 50,000 menores que han cruzado la frontera solos y han sido enviados a los diferentes estados. ahora tienen la esperanza de entrar a las escuelas pblicas del pais. s/francisco negrón, asociación nacional de juntas escolares "tienen un derecho fundamental a la educación pública. eso es bueno para el país. definitivamente los niños están aquí y tenemos que lidiar con la situación" entre los muchos retos: se desconoce su nivel acadmico, ninguno est familiarizado con el sistema escolar y la mayora no habla ingls. s/cesar watts, centronía "ellos van a pedir ayuda, a pedir información. el hecho de que no consigan la información en el idioma, los tratan ma

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d,c...1 una jornada intensa hoy en la cmara baja. a ltima hora el liderazgo republicano cancel la votacin que estaba prevista sobre los fondos para lidiar con la crisis en la frontera. s/ cong. raúl grijalva "todos los demócratas estaban en contra y bastante republicanos. por distintos motivos pero al final del día no tenían los votos". razn por la que el presidente de la cmara baja convoc a una reunin de emergencia y pospus el comienzo del receso legislativo. se espera que maÑana sigan discutiendo el tema. s/ sean duffy el congresista sean duffy dijo estar decepcionado de que no se hubiera llevado a cabo la votacin. esa haba sido condicionada a la exigencia de un grupo de republicanos: que se votara sobre un acuerdo que impedira que el presidente barack obama extienda el amparo migratorio conocido como daca a ms inmigrantes indocumentados. s/ john boehner el líder de la cámara bajo dijo hoy que la crisis en la frontera era culpa del presidente y que aun así él ahora trata de tomar acción po

lorena ---randy serrano desde washington d.c.hacen las autoridades para reducir esta tendencia... take pkg ;01 ;13 ;28 ;35 snipe ;56 1;10 1;24 ---pkg--- adolescentes tras el volante y con celular en mano. es una de las principales causas de accidentes de trfico segn el departamento de transporte. y parte de la culpa la tienen los padres de familia. s/morena ramírez, madre de familia "yo llamo a mis hijos para regañarlos" "sí" "sí" y eso lo hacen por lo menos la mitad segn un estudio presentado hoy en la conferencia de la asociacin de psicologa estadounidense. s/ noelle lavoie, autora de la investigación noelle lavoie, la autora de la investigación, dijo que el objetivo del estudio era saber con quién hablaban los jóvenes cuando conducían. más de la mitad contestó que era con sus padres. agreg que temen que de no hacerlo el pap o la mam los regaÑen luego de llamar repetidas veces. estadsticas federales seÑalan que el 11% de las fatalidades el aÑo pasado involucraron jvenes y el 21% de esos accidentes fueron por usar el celular. s/

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c..actualmente tienen seguro mdico por medio de la reforma de salud del gobierno conocida como "obamacare" estn en riesgo de perder su cobertura si no verifican sus datos de inmigracin antes del cinco de septiembre. s/ annette raveneau, get covered america "es sumamente importante que todas las personas revisen su correo que les ha llegado para ver si hay cartas del departamento de salud o algún mensaje telefónico o correo electrónico" mara herrera fue una de las personas que recibi esa carta y se anticipa que miles de latinos ms estn en la misma situacin. ella teme que le nieguen cobertura durante una emergencia mientras que resuelve su caso. s/ maría herrera, en riesgo de perder seguro médico "no sé qué pasará ahora si ellos no tienen mi documentación correcta, como es, o si es simplemente por una letra que está equivocada en mis papeles" segn el departamento de salud y servicios humanos, miles de personas que compraron el seguro pusieron informacin en la solicitud sobre su estatus migr

roll open under ---randy serrano nos informa desde washington d.c... el sistema de cortes de inmigracin est saturado. segn un reporte de la universidad de syracuse ms de 375-mil casos estn pendientes. muchos programados para fechas de corte hasta en tres aÑos y otros miles ms pospuestos. s/ silverio coy, abogado "a muchas familias les afecta grandemente cuando les posponen su oportunidad de presentar su caso si es que tienen un buen caso documentado" por ejemplo inmigrantes que estn pidiendo estatus de asilo y personas que estn bajo proceso de deportacin y tienen suficientes fundamentos para detenerlo. el departamento de justicia es el encargado del sistema de cortes de inmigracin que incluye apenas 59 tribunales. s/ ricardo gambetta, national immigration forum "el sistema está congestionado. lo que se necesita son mayores fondos para poder contratar mejores jueces y poder agilizar el proceso y poder atenderlos mejor" la ola de niÑos indocumentados que han cruzado la frontera y que ahora son la prioridad en esas cortes ha agravado ms la situacin. y mil

roll open under ---como nos dice randy serrano desde washington d.c por ahora, han lanzado varias campaÑas take pkg ;01 ;04 ;20 ;54 1;12 1;30 s/ eduardo samaniego, inmigrante "el único remedio que me queda a mí es que barack obama los incluya en su decisión qué va a hacer antes de que termine el verano. l tiene el poder" . esa es la ilusin que tienen todos ellos y millones de inmigrantes indocumentados que no encontraron amparo migratorio en la accin diferida conocida como daca. s/ noemi romero, inmigrante "yo fui arrestada durante una redada en el trabajo. y a causa de eso me pusieron cargos criminales. es por eso que yo no calificado" hoy lanzaron una campaÑa en washington una en once millnes es el nombre- y es para presionar al presidente a que tome accin ejecutiva que proteja, no solo a algunos, sino a todos los indocumentados. este esfuerzo fue coordinado por jos antonio vargas; un reconocido periodista indocumentado que cuestiona la amplitud de las acciones que se esperan de parte del presidente. as mismo comenz hoy otra campaÑa de anuncios publicitarios. esta de la organizacin latin

as randi kaye is about to show you, we have proof. >> a u.n. school in gaza hit by an israeli air strike. this employee rushes inside to get a look at the body count. at least 20 people are killed. as many as six other u.n. run shelters in gaza schools have taken a hit from israel. this is exactly what hamas militants want you to see says the israeli military, accusing hamas of hiding rockets in if facilities like these. using human shields to garner international sympathy. hamas' political leader denied that charge. >> hamas sacrifices itself for its people and does not use its people as human shield to protect soldiers. these are lies and hamas does not seek international sympathy through its own victims. >> if that's true, how does hamas explain this. they found this hamas training manual in gaza, we can't confirm its authenticity, it explains how civilians can be used in urban warfare the manual includes the benefits for hamas when civilian homes are destroyed. and there's more to suggest hamas may support human shields, another of the grou

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c... take pkg ;01 ;12 ;36 1;02 1;28 estn abrumados por la gran cantidad de casos de inmigracin. son jueces del sistema que frustrados explicaron hoy en washington por qu el retraso que ha dejado a miles en el limbo migratorio. s/dana leigh marks, jueza de inmigración "el departamento de justicia no piensan primero en las cortes de inmigración. nosotros estamos el último consideración que ellos tienen cuando ellos piden dinero del congreso" agreg que quieren independizarse del departamento de justicia para tener ms autonoma. el abogado luis paoli es ex funcionario de esa entidad. s/ luis paoli, ex fiscal del departamento de justicia "mientras que el congreso no apruebe una ley de inmigración, asignen nuevos fondos al departamento de justicia, que es el jefe de la oficina de inmigración, definitivamente este caos no va a cambiar" hay alrededor de 220 jueces encargados de resolver ms de 370-mil procesos (nat up) y la ola reciente de niÑos indocumentados ha empeorado la situacion mientras tant

by the way randy no longer owns relaxation randy because he had to sell it to pay for his addictions. michigan man is facing possible charges after 2,000 people attended a house party after he posted an invite on facebook. 21-year-old james taylor, that's his real name said what was supposed to be a birthday party for a friend turned into a massive rave with the fire throwers and the strippers. one woman claimed she was sexually assaulted. which is bad. and taylor says that is not his fault. >> i didn't force anything down anybody's throat and i didn't maybe anybody stay here until 10:00 a.m. and i didn't make them pass out to the floor. people wanted to be here. that was their decision. >> that was one of the most amazing interviews i have ever seen. i don't see that kid as dead. some of the crowd was under age. >> if you are a parent with a 14-year-old child who was able on be at my house all night, and according to the police there was a lot of them there. i think some parent should do reflections on there before they start getting mad at me. >> can i see that clip again? thank you

randi kaye has a 360 bullet. randi?former taliban captive bowe bergdahl will meet wednesday with the sergeant leading his investigation. he was held by the taliban for five years and released in may in exchange for five senior taliban members held at guantanamo bay. >>> at least three people were hurt, one badly when two double-decker tour buses collided in new york's busy times square. the force of the crash brought down a light pole, which struck a man in the leg, just missing his head. the driver of one bus said he was having brake problems. >>> and a historic move at the nba. meet becky hammond, six-time wnba all star. she is joining the champion san antonio spurs as an assistant coach, becoming the first paid female assistant coach in the league, anderson. >> all right, randi, thanks very much. >>> up next, it seems edward snowden isn't alone there is a new allegedly sharing u.s. secrets. details ahead. seltzer reliefch. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm.

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> and obviously the investigation is in full swing. 40 fbi agents were inay, as of yesterday, asking a lot of questions, more violence erupted overnight there. and we've been witnessing, haven't we, some pretty incredible images of protesters and police standing off amid smoke and tear gas. here's the question. has the media presence exacerbated the violence? let me get this straight... [ female voice ] yes? lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. [ woman ] if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a spec

>> randy graves. you understand we're recording our statement, don't you. do you want to make a statement. do you want to talk? >> no, if i wanted to talk, i would talk. >> nothing else in here but cell phones? >> i don't know. i didn't make them. >> go with miss hill here and take her into the small interview room and sit down with her. >> each cell phone is about $400 inside the prison wall. and five pounds of tobacco there, about $100 an ounce. so you're at $1,600 per pound, times that by five. we don't know how many cell phones are here. >> for one, it's no way to communicate without us being aware of it. it's thinking they can dpo anything that they need to. they can set up if need be they can set up prints and information out. >> so i got to make a couple phone calls and see if i can send somebody to jail today. >> randy, tell me what happened. tell me with why this happened? >> because i'm struggling for money. i have no job. i have nothing. my old man is in here. they're trying to keep him for 95 years. i mean it's stupid. >> why did you do it? why

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randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> all right. randi, thank you very much. the releasing of the videotape driving protesters back to the stop, the qt, quick trip market. some are having to stand under the over hang where people are usually pumping gas. people were upset by the releasing of the video. were you upset by it? >> a little bit but i believe the truth will come out at the end and excuses are for people who make them and accept them. we as a community we're not acre ceme -- accepting any evidence. if we are not easily accessible to it, we have a problem. >> is it that much distrust for law enforcement? >> right now yes. how i see it, if that were the case he commit add robbery, they would have had that on the 4:00 news, the 10:00 news that evening, the early news the next morning. they wouldn't have wait add week later to delegate or free their officer or give his name. they had to put together the pictures. they had to post together the video footage, made sure it was grainy so we couldn't see so we know the truth. >> thank you very much. i'm going

bed with randy couture one of the many stars of expendables the third version of the expendables opens aug fifteenth you become quite a business when we get this right you have a chain of gyms extreme could tour m.m.a. a clothing one a supplement company a foundation honoring vets in a company focused on training professional athletes using m.m.a. to mates what to get in the business. i think two things i think the light bulb went off for me walking down the studio walk in june the very first time i fought there and walk and now they really have to show pretty early in wa path to store it was juicy couture store and he and i see my last name on the side and it's like holy cow that's good lady it's my name as it were you kind of the light bulb went off and i think the ideas for the clothing line and all that stuff grew out of that . some of it was niche we needed training centers i think as mixed martial artist we're going to the boxing gym. in going to the wrestling match at the college going to the fitness center to get our strength conditioning there was no training center that encom

the rest of the city was only losing 3%. >> let me bring you in, randi.looking and saw these great liberal icons around the table all basically going after teachers unions. now we have david boyce, the mayor. do you feel like you're on the wrong side of history here? >> let's define what the fight is, which is that everyone, particularly people who care about poor kids, are incredibly frustrated because in a capitalist democracy, the only thing that was always the pathway to social mobility was schooling, public schooling. that's why people are frustrated. >> by the way, i saw a report today, the rich are going to keep getting richer and poorer are going to keep getting poorer until we make our education system better. >> i'm going to get back to that. it's not simply the education system but social mobility, income inequality. >> absolutely. >> we think in a capitalist democracy, okay, this is the road to social mobility, education. so what happens is it's the right debate and the wrong remedy. because if you -- >> why is teacher tenure the wrong remedy?

also in 2005, california republican randy duke cunningham, pled guilty to tax evasion, conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud and wire fraud, he spent more than seven years in jail. but some observers believe governor perry's case has more to do with texas politics than with laws that may or may not have been broken. former opam ma campaign advisor, hardly rah supporter of texas republicans, tweeted that to him, the charges felt "sketchy." if perry and others are being pursued for essentially political reasons, can any office hold core the job properly, without having to con can standly look over their shoulders? you will hear again and again, that criminal charges against politician and political activists are just partisan witch hunts. cases of rivals and opponentses out to get them. is there anything to that? have laws to limit official corruption pulled so tight around public offices, that it's harder to play the game, bare knuckled and tough as kit be, without running afoul of some broad interpretation? joining us for a look at politics and prosecutions, in washington, melanie

randi kaye looks at that allegation about. >> a u.n. school in gaza hit by an air strike. this u.n.mployee rushes inside to get a look at the body count. at least 20 people are killed. as many as six other u.n. run shelters in gaza schools have taken a hit from israel. this is exactly what hamas militants want you to see says the israeli military. accusing hamas of purposely hiding rockets in facilities like these. using human shields and high civilian casualties to garner international sympathy. hamas' political leader denied that charge to cnn's nic robertson. >> hamas sacrifices itself for its people and does not use its people as human shield to protect its soldiers. these are lies and hamas does not seek international sympathy through its own victims. >> if that's true, then how does hamas explain this? just today, the idf posted on its blog that it found this hamas training manual in gaza. we can't confirm its authenticity, the idf explains how civilians can be used in urban warfare the manual claims the benefits for hamas when civilians are destroyed. another of the group's p

this is randy esal's most talented team since he's been in college park.is problem will be keeping his team focused on teams like jsu before the big ten even starts. so i took time to sit down and ask him about his game prep. >> there's so muchqohú talk abot the big ten but it starts the first week. that's a game you got to win. jmu. new coach, new players. how do you prepare? >> that's the thing, you take the j.m.u. film and watch the personnel from a year ago, but then you take the ohio state film and you watch the scenes. everybody's talking about all these other games. my job and my other coaches jobs are to make sure guys are focusing one at a time. the big ten schedule will come soon enough but our whole focus and concentration now is on james madison because that's the one we're playing. we have to take care of business there. after that we move to a second game. after that you move on. so there will be plenty of time to gear up for the other big ten games but we have to take care of the business at hand, you know starting against j.m.u. >> we'll ge

our own randy kaye broke down how this played out. take a look. >> reporter: a convenience store saturday morning. what you're about to see is what police call a strong-arm robbery. they say that's michael brown entering the store, white t-shirt long tan shorts and a red cardinal baseball hat. his friend dorian johnson right behind him. it's 11:52 a.m. and 58 seconds. the surveillance camera shows four seconds later brown is at the counter. watch closely see the store employee in the red shirt. she goes behind the counter. just 12 seconds later, police say brown reaches for a box of swisher sweet cigars and hands them to johnson without paying for them. what happens next is a bit obscured but watch closely here. police say there is a confrontation involving brown, a struggle. police say brown grabbed more cigars. he had been in the store now 32 seconds. seven seconds later, brown's friend johnson returns the cigars. but police say brown just seconds later bends down to pick up sfwars he dropped and looks a customer in the eye and then

>> reporter: at 5:00, we showed you randy brown's house right there and the damage that starts in his driveway and runs up into his home. he is not alone here on tuscany court. for the folks on tuscany court, it has been a rough few days. >> my wife and daughter are not going upstairs, they refuse to sleep up there. >> reporter: the front of randy brown's house has twisted from the back two-thirds. >> the whole house, the whole front of the house has got to come down. >> reporter: next door, his garage has to go. >> we have to have a soil engineer down here to see how far down we have to go to get stability. >> reporter: on the other side, the driveway has pulled away from his neighbor's house. a team from the geological service drove away today saying they could not talk with us, but they noted just about every place on this street has been damaged. meanwhile, in other parts of napa, building inspectors continue to red tag and yellow tag damaged buildings. dave brock is a building inspector on loan from sacramento. he's walking me to the side of a front porch to a home that's turned

true or not, for now, this serial stow away isn't flying anywhere anytime soon. >> randi kaye joins usw many times has she tried this before? >> we called the da and he says she's been charged at least four times with trying to stow away. one time she did get on a plane before this time but she had a seat that belonged to somebody else. she grabbed the seat. she got the seat, somebody else came on to take the seat and she was able to -- she had to get off the plane but she's facing six months in jail, $1,000 in fines, so she's in trouble. >> thanks very much. that does it for us. "anthony bourdain parts unknown" "anthony bourdain parts unknown" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ >>> chances are you haven't been to this place. chances are this is a place you've never seen. other than maybe blurry cell phone videos, old black-and-white newsreels from world war ii. chances are bad things were haing