archaeologist elsa redmond thinks this strange gallery of grotesque carvings may hold the key to that mystery. redmond: these figures have been subjected to all kinds of interpretations -- dancers, swimmers, ecstatic priests, medical anomalies. but there's certain clues on these stone slabs that help us understand what they represent. they are nude male figures. their eyes are closed. their mouths are open, or grimacing, in pain. their arms are braced and with with cupped hands in submissive gestures. their legs are splayed out in awkward, distorted poses. this one is wearing a hair knot and pony tail that we know warriors wore in mesoamerica. also an ear spool, that suggests he might have been an individual of high status. it's important that he's shown naked because in mesoamerica captives were shown naked as a sign of their humiliation. keach: redmond thinks that each of these figures may represent a chief or warrior from a competing group who had been captured and taken to monte alban to be sacrificed. redmond: the fact that there are 300 or more of these male figures portrayed on

family members said redmond was fighting cancer but the medical examiner ruled his death was caused by a snake bite. they removed dozens of snakes from the house. 24 of them were poisonous. >>> burgundy, gold and brown are not usually colors that you want to see on your lawn, but there's a serious redskins fan who loves it. he considers himself the skins' number one fan. says he grew up watching sonny, billy and joe theismann. now use his talents as a landscaper to show his true colors. >> when i started, i just started with the redskins head, and i kept looking at it and said, something is missing. and then i got my my shovel, and when i finished, i ended up with this. >> gillespie says he spends a few hundred bucks every year on mulch to freshen up his display. he said it holds up pretty well through the wind and rain. >> still looks like he's got to cut the grass. still looks like a challenge. >> just the trees. >> what are we working on? >> that fan must be nervous, because it's a tough test this weekend. rg3 picks up another award for the redskins. are the terps expecting twins in

i'm also joined tonight by fred redmond, international vice president for human affairs for the unitedteelworkers. great to have all of you with us here tonight. bonnie, you have had some health issues. what happens if your health care, if health care is repealed in this country? what happens to you? >> i will be -- i'm going to have a hard time finding a job now, and if health care's repealed, i won't be able to continue the, you know, having the health care that i have right now. and i still have some issues with my back. so i probably will have them for the rest of my life. >> you know, what happens when health care gets repealed? it just doubles the problems you're going to have. bonnie, you're 23 years old. your daughter is on your health insurance. if she gets kicked off, what does that mean for her? >> it means she will have to use the state-funded insurance. the medical card for illinois. so, i mean, i'm not looking forward to that. and just in general, you know, losing my health care. >> joanne, you've been working at the plant for six years. you've got two daughters. you're w

host: what do you do a in redmond, ore.? caller: i am a full-time student at a community college and i also work at a fast-food restaurant to pay bills. host: where are you studying? caller: criminal-justice. host: where are you watching c- span at 6:00 a.m. in the morning in oregon? caller: i get up early allot. earlier, i was watching a different program, in b.c. i think, and i think there were a lot of very baidoa -- nbc, i think, and i think there were a lot of very biased reporters. i switched channels. host: is this your first time watching c-span? caller: no, it is now. i actually watched it a lot. host: that is there a studying criminal justice in redmond, ore.. next up is michael in springdale, another first-time voter. caller: i was flipping through the channels here and listening to a lot of individuals call in and one of the topics that came up is the military. and being a first-time voter, i want to say that as a veteran who has served and according to the debate last night and during what joe biden and paul rya