reddy has now returned to the streets of boston.ne years. i've done months. i keep coming in and out because every time i use, this is my end result. >> the day she was released from jail, reddy was treated for a heroin overdose. three weeks later, she's back in the jail's intake department. she was arrested for being under the influence of drugs in a public place. >> seriously. leave me alone. >> when melanie reddy came in the last time, she was certainly dope sick. dope sick means somebody that's coming in from the street, they haven't had a fix, you know, in a few hours. it's when your body is starting to realize, hey, where is that drug? and all of those symptoms, the nausea, vomiting, cramping, seizures, everything, all those things are now coming to the surface. >> reddy will detox in the jail's infirmary, a process that can take anywhere from a few days to two weeks. her close friend and former cell mate krystle o'reilly says she's relieved to have her back. >> i mean, i don't wish this on anybody. but because i knew what she

and then we had wonderful helen he reddy come back. jim was looking for someplace to take her where there was some monument to women. and we found monuments to buffaloes, monuments to everything. but the only one we could find for a woman was this thing over in city park that's just kind of liberty, justice, or something. no real women. so that was also interesting. i see marvelous sally brownback he here. where those wonderful suffrageettes met with the wonderful supporting males. and it was a half and half in this church where they got this thing through. in 1893 for women to vote. that's very historic. fantastic. and we discovered that church had been where the first national bank was down on 17th street. so going in and explaining to them the wonderful historic place where they work and how we'd like to have something, you may as well have told them there was going to be a nuclear attack at 3:00. they were like -- i think we finally got to put a little tiny plaque down on the floor. i don't think anybody's ever seen it. and now the

and then we have wonderful helen reddy coming out here one time. she sang "i am woman," this whole bit. and we decided, i couldn't get back because we had a vote. so jim was looking for someplace to take her where there was some monument to women. and we found monuments to buffaloes, monuments to everything. but the only one we could find for a woman was this thing in city park that's just kind of, you know, liberty or justice or something. they're always -- no real women. so that was also interesting. and then i see marvelous sally brown back here. they decided there should be some kind of memorial in downtown denver where those wonderful suffragettes met with the wonderful supporting males. and it was a half and half in this church where they got this thing through in 1893 for women to vote. that's very historic. fantastic. we discovered that that church had been where the first national bank was down on 17th street. so going in and explaining to them the wonderful historic place where they were and how we'd like to have something. you may as wel

justice and now the barak's the funny story is deduction a notion that pioli or assume is the body chris reddy announced i mean that's one of the biggest fears the protesters are fearing really is that he will actually. be fixed up to his hero i know such a mean and up serving his full life sentence this is why people are still on the streets basically people think believe the distribution system is transparent so they think that perhaps that part will be acquitted because that's what this regime the old regime is still in place once people are beginning to make the connections between what they consider to be the old regime and the new regime which the military council basically what they seen is mubarak get off lightly they want to hear they want to see the death sentence they wanted his sons to be put in prison at the same time in the background of elections where the barak's former prime minister which defeats is actually considered to be one of the most popular candidates so people are really fearing is that this regime will never and that the revolution is in fact not worth. coming up wi

that's written by sediq reddy who idolizes presidents from truman to bush 41, lists the jobs, the creation, payroll extensions, and things like that. the question is which political parties, economical philosophy is most productive based on job creation, percentage of the payroll expansion, and to be honest with you, it's democrats. democrats created over 20 million more jobs than republicans, that averages out to over a million per year, and that averages out to 8.8% more per year so if y'all could incorporate that into your, you know, political program here and your campaign, perhaps america could get educated, and one last thing, if you would. i'm 100% physically disabled. that gentleman from west virginia, he has his right for his opinion, but appearing from his statement there, he doesn't know any hidden dates or know what assisted devices they have, two relevant factors the law has in order to cover that. one last thing, thank god for america, and y'all keep up the good work. >> guest: wow. i'd like to take him on the road with me. just did a terrific job. thank you for pointing that

jonas broke his bat but dumped one in the right and reddy came home. >>> the world's largest hiv aids under way. they started very early this morning. aids life cycle is a seven-day bike ride from san francisco to los angeles. it all raises money. today the 2200 cyclist will ride the first leg that takes them from the cow palace in frank to the harvey park. the 545-mile ride is expected to raise $11 million for the san francisco aids foundation and the l.a. and gay and lesbian center. >>> thousands of people put on their best black and white formal wear for the biggest parties. this years black and white ball was held last night at civic center. the ball was a fundraiser for the san francisco symphony music education prom. organizers say it brings music to 75,000 bay area kids every year. >> all of their education programs and their wonderful programs developmented the musicians is very meaningful and important. >> there is music on five stages last night including performances by cindy and paul simon. tickets cost between $250 and $5,000 each. >>> i know san francisco tradition conti