equally praised movies would get paid, including "lee daniels' the butler and his latest project "repentence," and we are glad you could join us for our conversation with tavis -- with forest whitaker, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ tavis: forest whitaker is a true artist and activist, and academy award winner for his portrayal of idi amin in the last king of scotland, and then he turned in another could go performance in," and then"fruitvale station," one of the most compelling movies i have ever seen. his latest movie will be in theaters this weekend, and it is called repentance, and we will take a look right now. >> we worked it out. >> another time. >> just a drink. a drink. >> i can't. thank you. >> i understand. you have got a lot of important places to be. i don't mean to bother you. thanks for coming in the first place. >> well, i hope that your journey brings you where you need to go. >> she said you can't believe. tavis: port anthony. anthony. >> yes, he had to go through a lot. should i tell you? tavis: please.

tell me about that. >> "repentance" is basically a psychological thriller. put together. forest whittaker is kathy bates and i'm the white dude in the bed getting beat up. >> seth: james caan. he has a name. >> i'm that guy. seth is like, stop. i'm that dude. so it is a great story. it is a love story. it is a thriller. it is a caper, it is everything. forest and i, i am a life coach. and forest is having problems in his life so i try to coach him. it don't work out that well. >> seth: let's show a clip real quick of it not working out. >> this is bad. >> i don't mean to bother you. thanks for coming. ♪ >> well, i hope that the journey brings you to where you need to go. >> seth: you seem really nice right to the end. >> that's how it happens. >> seth: "repentance" comes out in select cities tomorrow. thank you so much for coming by. we'll be back with music from john mayer. anthony mackie, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ to quote from whitman, "you are here." "that life exists and identity." "that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a ver

if he tells them to repent and they do repent, three years later, they will say, why do we have to repent? nothing happened. or if he goes and they do not repent, then he is a false prophet. that is the paradox of prophecy. it is a no-win situation. you can house the same question about the maintenance of american hegemony in the middle east. if america had not maintained hegemony over 50 years, it may be nothing would've happened to the u.s. if america had let its guard something worse than 9/11 happened, and the paradox would have been there. why didn't america maintain its hegemony? there's no conclusive answer to your question. the decision-makers in real-time and something i've learned to that they have to confront those -- that paradox all the time everyday. they have my sympathy and my respect. sometimes even when they make the wrong decision, they take the responsibility. they assume the paradox of papa c. they know they make a certain decision, it may have untold consequences. if they do not make a decision, it may also have untold consequences. consistently and consecutively ove

. >> yo estaba llegando cuando de repente escuchÉ los gritos del policÍa, que me decÍa que si me movíacercaron su vehÍculo, aunque estaba en dos patrullas aparentemente sÓlo una tenÍa cÁmaras. las imágenes muestran a los policÍas con sus armas de ser infundadas. no hay audio porque el oficial se le olvido encender el micrÓfono. tampoco se aprecia lo que paso del lado del conductor. donde viviÓ uno de los episodios mÁs terribles de su vida. >> me apunto con su pistola en el pecho y me empezÓ a gritar, donde estÁn las armas. donde estÁn las drogas. donde están tus cÓmplices. yo no entendÍa lo que estaba pasando. >> Éste hombre muy alto que me apuntaba y le temblaba su mano, en ese momento pensÉ que podÍa pasar lo peor. >> hablamos con michael, jefe de la policÍa. >> Ésa detenciÓn ocurrió ocho minutos despuÉs de un tiroteo en el que una persona fue paliada a quemarropa en el pecho. segÚn la informaciÓn que habÍan recibido los agentes, el auto del fugitivo era muy parecido a este punto lo conducÍa una mujer. por la misma calle en la que se transitaba. >> no hubo violaciÓn de trÁnsito. ella

are qualified, regardless of whether people have demonstrated that they are sorry or are ready to repenttegrate in to society. every single time an employer mandate of any kind with a discrimination law is adopted it creates these effects. we are seeing it with set veterans with handicap. if we added ex-con to his the category, you would see the very same phenomenon. there is a lot of literature on that. >> when we come back we'll look at some innovative responses to getting felons back on track. stick around. want to see what's going to happen. >> i want to know what works what do you know works? >> conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> talk to al jazeera. >> only on al jazeera america. >> oh my! ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. we are taking about the some sensible ways to try to reintegrate ex-cons back in to society once they have served their time in prison and now we want to talk about some innovative approaches and i think the community has ideas on that. >> whole lot of ideas. great hewn community here. lisa says: >> that's in oregon. >> defy ventures a great nonprofit here which p

to repent, nothing happened? or if he goes and are destroyed, then he is a false prophet. it is what i call the paradox of prophecy. it is in no-win situation. you could ask the same question in the middle east. if america had not named keynes over 50 years, maybe nothing would have happened. -- evan america had not maintain this for over 50 years, maybe nothing would have happened then the paradox would have been there. why did america maintain the gemini? there is no conclusive answer to your question. the decision-makers in real-time is something i have learned to appreciate as a historian has to confront the paradox all of the time. every day. they have my sympathy and often by respect. sometimes even when they make the wrong decisions. they know if they make a certain decision, and may have untold consequences. if they do not make a decision and may also have untold consequences. consistently consecutively over the past half century and beyond american policymakers have overwhelmingly come down on the side o

y estaba yo pasando por ese momento de que de repente pide un tiempo y yo dije ¿cÓmo es posible que elompones cosas que no querÍas haber dicho pero se sale y dice bueno. >> se salen y se salen en el escenario y cuando estÁ la gente asÍ en el concierto ahorita estamos en la gira de pelÍcula que es una gira de pelÍcula y la verdad que las personas el pÚblico, no es el espectador es la estrella en cada noche, de conciertos porque se convierten en los protagonistas de la mÚsica que tocamos en los concierto y estoy feliz y emocionada voy a estar en los Ángeles. >> estÁs de gira en estos momentos. >> estoy en gira, nada mÁs dejÉ de presentarme en la gira para venir y tener la oportunidad de avisarles a todos por medio de premio lo nuestro que vamos a estar con la gira por todo estados unidos. voy a estar en san manuel, en los Ángeles, el 23 de mayo en el nokia, en indio, en fresno, en phoenix. >> en bueno mira aquÍ yo traigo mi papelito igual que tÚ. >> pero hablando muy bien. >> santa rosa, denver, chicago, amarillo. >> a todas las personas que obviamente estÁn en esas ciudades hay ciertas

are qualified, regardless of whether people have demonstrated that they are sorry or are ready to repentintegrate into society. every single time an berman dan berman daemployer mandate s, if ex cons to the category, we would see the phenomenon. we will look at some innovative responses to getting felons back on track. stick around. debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. we are taking about the some sensible ways to try to >>> welcome back. we are talking about some sensible ways to try to reintegrate ex cons into society once they have served their time in prison. now we want to talk about innovative approaches. >> a lot buchling of ideas. create programs that address mental health issues. there is an estimated 80% recidivism rate, severe mental illness. couples

de repente, pues se puede malinterpretar. mejor no me enredo. >>> en la ciudad de mÉxico.l hablÓ, escuchamos. >>> van a ver algo que realmente, o sea, no lo conocen. o sea, si lo vieron y quien lo conoce, se hizo el tonto y no lo dijo, pero hay cosas que tenÍan una manipulaciÓn enorme, y son muy obvias. no? entonces, eso es, eso es lo que van a ver. >>> pues bien, el director tambiÉn comentÓ que van a terminar de filmar el lunes, estaremos pendientes del resultado de la pelÍcula. >>> en otras noticias, podrÍan acusar de homicid chomicidio ino al hermano de salma hayek que sigue hospitalizado, en un accidente perdiÓ la vida un director de arte, dicen que sammy manejaba a alta velocidad al perder el control de su auto. >>> y la llamativa niurka marcos dejarÁ a muchos no? con la boca abierta, a mÁs de un hombre, la actriz y bailarina, posÓ por segunda vez para la famosa revista del conejito, no le dejÓ nada a la imaginacion, como pueden ver, en estas imÁgenes, la primera vez que saliÓ en la portada hace 7 aÑos, fue una de las revistas mÁs vendidas en la historia de esa public

y de repente!!. >>> quÉ decÍa la playera. >>> te quieres casar conmigo. >>> y el secuestrado era su novio. >>> su marido. >>> sÍ, quÉ fuerte! >>> la contactan y le dicen que le iban a dar la entrevista de su vida, era un asesino a sueldo, que tenÍa quince homicidios, y tenÍa a un secuestrado, y era el ahora su marido. >>> quÉ fuerte. >>> lo que le voy a mostrar ahora, tiene mucha producciÓn, metiÓ a 25 millones de personas en el video para hacerlo. resulta que querÍa hacerle el video a su hija, y contratÓ al muchacho, zac, que bueno, es director de garden state. y vamos a escucharlo. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). Él piensa, le dice a la muchacha, por favor ayÚdame. el seÑor que ven ahÍ. es un conocido productor de estados unidos. como le decÍa, se llama zac productor de garden state, un programa famoso. y (nombre en inglÉs). que todo el mundo vio. y ella sabiendo exactamente, las cosas que le pasan en su vida, y toda su familia, la familia de ella. miren lo que dice. toda la familia de ella estuvo envuel

>> first of all there are great groups that actually work with individuals who are choosing to repentnd want to get on with their life and wind ways to demonstrate how they can show the character. but i do not believe it's the study or responsibility of the government to say you served your time, now you can work as a prison guard. there is no reason to say you sit on the jury now and you get to decide what happens to these people. i'm saying we need to look. who are the people, and what choices are they making? will they choose not to? i think segments like this help to tell people who are sitting on the edge, there are consequences to bad choices. >> our community says . . . nicole moving forward how can society help reintegrate these ex-felons. >> i'm really glad we live in a society that believers in second chances. when i listen to horace talk, i think if he had his way we would never be forgiven. and i don't know anyone who hasn't made some kind of mistake, and thank goodness live in an opportunity where people have the opportunity to make good even after making mistakes. but th

why do we have to repent? nothing happen. or did he goes to nineveh and they don't repent and they're destroyed, and jonah is a false prophet. that's what i call the paradox of prophecy. it's a no win situation. and you can ask the same question about the maintenance of american hegemony in the middle east. if america had not maintained hegemony over 50 years, maybe nothing untoward or unfortunate what happened but if america had led -- had let its guard down and something worse than 9/11 had happened, then the paradox would've been there. why didn't america maintain its hegemony? so there is no conclusive answer to your question. and the decision-makers in real time, something i've learned to appreciate as historians, we've now seen decision-makers make decisions in real-time, have to confront back to paradox all the time. every day. they have my sympathy, and often my respect. sometimes even when they make the wrong decision, if they take the responsibility, they assume the paradox of prophecy. they know tha

>> su familia lo espera en una pequeÑa poblaciÓn de el salvador que de repente saltÓ a la fama por ser >> contenta, feliz porque sobreviviÓ en el lugar donde estuvo. los amigos del nÁufrago estÁn ansiosos por conocer los detalles de la odisea que viviÓ cuando se perdiÓ 13 meses cuando saliÓ a navegar. >> para mÍ es una alegría saber que estÁ vivo. todos andamos en el mar. uno puede fracasar. dios no lo permita. >> ahora querrÁ convencer a los incrÉdulos de que su historia es real y no una invenciÓn de su imaginaciÓn. las autoridades se preparan para darle una bienvenida de hÉroe. >> vamos a coordinar para hacerle un bonito evento. toda la gente estÁ consternada con esa situaciÓn que el video el nÁufrago dijo que esta era la primera vez en su vida que o le ba en aviÓn. ofrecerian comida. alvarenga opto por comer lasagna y vegetales. su primera parada fue honolulu , despues sera california y por ultimo el salvador.enrique... gracias vilma. el alcalde de nueva york bill de blassio prometio hoy crear un documento de identidad para los inmigrantes que no tienen documentos legales.al pronunc

. >> mi papÁ trabajÓ muchÍsimos aÑos para juntar su dinero y no me parece justo que de repente se lo >> sÍ, hija. la empresa de tu papÁ se hizo a

entonces, de repente, como puedes arreglar todo eso? >> no soy una mujer celosa.ndo que me den la mÍa. >> viven bajo el mismo techo? >> a veces, en vacaciones. >> pero las cigüeÑas no la quieren ni de visita. >> ademÁs, tiene ese carro del aÑo 1965. esperamos este 20 de febrero en la alfombra de premios lo nuestro. que este aÑo no serÁ roja. >>> ustedes siempre pueden estar conectados con "primer impacto". solo tiene que seguirnos en facebo ♪ ♪ >> llegÓ el momento de vida sana. esta cumpliendo un aÑo nada mÁs. >> es increÍble que haya pasado un aÑo de este segmento. para celebrar, con mucha informaciÓn. >> por ahÍ viene. ahí estÁ la sorpresa. >> quÉ ricura. >> la respuesta de nuestros amigos ha sido impresionante. esperamos contar con su sintonÍa por muchos aÑos mÁs para el que se convierte en todo un adolescente y contribuir con nuestro granito de arena para disfrutar de una vida sana. como se acerca el dÍa del amor y la amistad, los beneficios de estar enamorados. ♪ ♪ >> el amor, el amor, el amor, que cosa tan maravillosa. no sÓlo nos alegra el alma y nos hace s

muriÓ de un tiro en la cabeza, hombres en omot motocicleta dispararon sobre la manifestaciÓn >>> de repenteque vnenÍan de todos lados y corri r corrieron >>> ella se devolviÓ a busca ra su hermana. >>> que se comabtan ideas con l balas! porque unas ideas no pu pueden apmedrentar a un gobiern. >>> mientras tanto de confimÓ la muerte de 6 personas y no se sa sabe kcuÁntos heridos hay. >>> entre los heridos estÁ josÉ palmar, criitoc detico del gobi. >>> antes de su arresto leopoldo lÓpez le pide a sus seguidores, sobre todo a los estudiantes continuar la lucha hasta que i caiga el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro. >>> lla salida del desastre que tamestamos sometidos, la salida esete grupo de personas que han secuestrado el futuro de os v venezolanos. >>> pero de acuerdo a nicolÁs maduro lo arrestaron para sal r salvarle la vida. >>> la ultra derecha, mÁs ultra derecha de miami y de venezuela movilizaron unos grupos extraÑos para buscar a leopoldo lÓpez y matarlo y crear una crisis po t polÍtica y lleavarnos a una g r guerra civil en venezuela. >>> es que el conflicto en v venezuela sigue creciendo >

autopista 99 en dirrecion norte en la ciudad de kingsburg--- ellos conducian hacia el sur cuando de repente vieron frente al accidente--- al intentar evadir el auto chocado, el oficial gonzalez perdio control de la patrulla "eso causo que la patrulla se volcara varias veces y chocara y el resultado fue que los dos oficiales fallecieron" oficiales de la patrulla de caminos de california están de luto y como forma de tradición y respeto , esta mañana bajaron las banderas a media asta "we try to prevent this the best that we possibly can but it does happen and it happens across the nation and it's a sad day no matter how you look at it, it's a very sad day" el comisionado joe farrow dijo que este oficio es peligroso y aunque siempre se preparan para evitar este tipo de tragedias, aun suceden atravez del pais y hoy es un dia muy triste para muchos.. farrow anadio que afortunadamente nadie mas resulto herido el accidente provoco que la autopista 99 al sur estuviera cerrada por casi ocho horas en el area de kingsburg lo cual causo mucho trafico ..lucero benitez, noticiero telemundo 48 blanca ---u

. >> de repente dijo que querÍa mÁs que solo estar besando y tocando. >> el abuso sexual llegÓ a serencuesta de noticias univisiÓn serÁn revelados en un especial de aqÍi y ahora, este domingo y tambiÉn en univisionnoticias.com. >> artistas de renombre rindieron tributo a un actor ampliamente considerado entre los mejores de su generaciÓn el funeral privado fue realizado en la iglesia catÓlica de san ignacio de loyola en manhattan entre los artistas estaba meryl streep, kate blanchet. >> be vamos a pasar con ilia calderÓn y un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturno. >> y estamos de vestido rojo para crear conciencia, (en inglÉs). >> tratar de prevenir la salud del corazÓn las enfermedades y las mujeres 600 mil mujeres mueren por enfermedades relacionadas con el corazÓn. >> no es tarde para llamar la atenciÓn. >> es muy importante apoyar las iniciativas como decÍamos y por eso nos vestimos de rojo pero hablando de lo que vamos a hablar. >> de los centenares de hombres. >> tambiÉn hay un puÑado de mujeres que han decidido tomar las armas hoy las vamos a conocer. >> con motivo de la copa mundia

o si hablas con Él, de repente se desconecta.que te robaron en tu departamento mi amor, perdiste el pasaporte, no te vas a poder ir de viaje a mÉxico, te invito a cenar esta noche, si no llegas temprano se cancela la reserva, sino la prÓxima la pagas tÚ. y mario lobo te arregla la situaciÓn. >>> sÍ, quieres platicar? >>> vamos a cenar y luego hacemos cositas. >>> gabriela! gracias. (risas) >>> ok. perfecto. seÑores. y vamos a cambiar de tema. asÍ como los locos, le explicamos, estamos a dÍas de san valentÍn, tengo una pregunta a ustedes y a ti. >>> compraron el regalito. >>> quÉ sorpresa, no se puede. >>> tengo buenas sorpresas, y maggie gimÉnez tiene una opciÓn fina y econÓmica, no es asÍ maggie? >>> me gustÓ lo de economica. >>> a mÍ lo de fina. >>> nos pusimos romÁnticos hoy no hay mejor manera que demostrar el amor que regalando una joya como tengo hoy. >>> los colores. >>> hecho a mano. >>> fÍjese el trabajo artesanal que tiene la piedra. el collar lo puede usar con cualquier tipo de prendas para toda ocasiÓn, mire quÉ belle

de repente pasÓ algo muy gracioso.osa, que mejor escenario para que la escucho por primera vez. que la escuche en vivo y a todo color, ojalÁ sientan esa energÍa positiva. >> tiene que estar disponible este tema. estaremos maÑana acompaÑÁndolo. tambiÉn una canciÓn dedicada a su hija. >> para nuestro final de impacto, un pequeÑo niÑo, tiene cinco aÑos, el recibiÓ un regalo de amor por parte de un hispano que vive en california. manuel sÁnchez es un recolector de desechos. cada semana dedica tiempo a complacer a este inocente que es autista y se deleita cada vez que veo el camiÓn de la basura. entonces decidiÓ regalarle su propio vehÍculo para que no tenga que esperarlo cada semana. Éste video ha conmovido a millones de personas de la internet. aquÍ se lo estamos presentando. digno de compartir. sin duda. maÑana los esperamos con un primer impacto muy especial. se. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de miÉrcoles 19 de febrero. Éstas son las noticias. el presidente obama condena la violencia en venezuela. el

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because thou has sinned most presumptuously against god and his holy church, and that thou mayst repent thy errors in solitary contemplation, shielded from all danger of temptation to return to them, we, for the good of thy soul, and for a penance that may wipe out thy sin and bring thee finally unspotted to the throne of grace, do condemn thee to eat the bread of sorrow and drink the waters of affliction to the end of thy earthly days in perpetual imprisonment. perpetual imprisonment. am i not then to be set free? set free, child, after such wickedness as yours? what are you dreaming of? give me that writing. light your fire. do you think i dread it as much as the life of a rat in a hole? my voices were right. joan! joan! yes, they told me you were fools and i was not to listen to your fine words nor trust to your charity. you promised me my life, but you lied! you think that life is nothing but not being stone dead? it is not the bread and water i fear. bread has no sorrow for me and water no affliction. but to shut me from the light of the sky and the sight of the fields and flowers,

tenga dudas, que crea que hay esa verosimilitud creo que es la mayor exigencia que tengo, que de repentecierto.... out: 13:35:07 eso no pasa en la vida real..!! track: y vaya que si lo esta haciendo bien, que hasta los mismos actores llegan a confundirse sot: sara maldonado / protagonista "camelia la texana" in: 13:21:59 "el otro dia estabamos haciendo unas escenas en una caseta por aqui por los alrededores del estado de mexico y supuestamente es una garita de los años 70 de ciudad juarez, te lo juro que yo volteaba a veia a todos asi vestidos como yo y los letreros y sentia que estaba ahi out: 13:22:18 sot: sara maldonado in: 13:22:36 "es muy divertido, es como cuando eras niña y querias los tienes o: 13:22:55 "aora historia" track: pero que tan diferente es trabajar en una serie nematografi ca a trabajar en un que ha trabajado antes sara maldonado??? sot: sara maldonado in: 13:23:26 "es completamente diferente out: 13:23:53 "jajajaja" track: por ahora la pueden ver cada noche de lunes a viernes a las 10/9 centro en camelia la texana!!! ivette machin, telemundo take juanfra live segment

liked the historical significance of units in the street and bought go there's surely they should repent and after my father grandfather and not too long ago. visitors to the court of demand which shows that while not anything can happen the design senate in eighteen usc treachery of state john candy. another prominent seeking to mention the minister its relations with the cannery that that despite their political difference is keen to retain both wanted me to be known as the country not to walk although you. concerns about the stuff forever. and what is happening to the ecosystem and this is where we come top it all ended a relationship was now focused on the future of our country's future of the region and column inches i continued. you can see beneath that a comprehensive punishing financed by my mentor officials from both sides could provide the foundations for even more cruel to mention the eighteen twenties the time. nom and the united states celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the end of the m one and twenty years of diplomatic relations in twenty fifty. an agreement was signed

possible only in the case no one was killed as a result of the attack and secondly if the offender repents and moves away from radical religious police. media but it seems that all the new version of the bill includes nine additional criminal offenses for committing crimes of small and modern gravy these that are not related to the death of a person can now be only find the document provides a greater responsibility for disseminating information of offensive or defamatory nature of computer systems responsibility of persons driving under the influence of alcohol also tightened rules for reconciliation of the parties had been removed from the draft now have a joint driver hits a person with a scar he will be punished and lose his driver's licence for a longer period the national chamber of october knew was created the map of problems existing in the field of small and medium business. prime minister sent a copy of the med with the representatives of the national chamber of october newest n discuss the problems of support to small and medium size businesses of a lime is the myth of the chair

ten people shook the nation and caught the attention of the government which is now taking steps to repent. a similar occurrence. lawmakers are told about those stats on this monday during a problem in treatment and transport committee hearing. i can get reports. the minister of land infrastructure and transport said his organization is doing all they can preach or that incidents such as last week's was collapsing homes you will never happen again the ministry is doing all it can to prevent such accidents from happening again. for reviewing built in safety codes and supervise the construction regulations for buildings with a lightweight steel frames the collapse left and university students dead more than a hundred per week the government said you inspect more than forty institutions in the eastern part of coal deposits which had been hit with heavy snow in the days leading up to the collapse. the minister's comments were part of the briefing by top officials from the man ministry of the national assembly on this monday. lawmakers also got a briefing from the head of the agency overseeing

you didn't rain until we get to the point we agreed to repent. and since what we're about to do. once you have that ability. you can control them and apply your technique. training with just read in a poem instead since they lose before they make them. controlled arrest the air the my name is william verity. and then our streets. the kids from here on. i've been thinking more than ten years. i'm asking the agency became my heart sink to the store. my guides i couldn't imagine be done then i can think. it's all of its npt to the music. give me some jewelry nineteen twenty the communication something i just thought that the pain and then finish. i don't know then i can use the area i just get out of my system i for sure if the tournaments in any and entertainment. two on and on and yes he may as well. here are the navigation or teaching. sen constable on cuisine honored language. you know he's the snow up there on it. nor is this the theater company through the sand and a steel arch that he had bit like is the right field to hold a variety of costumes. oh and can then goes to women

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you are special, you are ep bad, repent.nd i felt like entities why putting thoughts in my head and it was scary. it really was. >> ellen sacks was just 16, and the thoughts why increasingly scary, and her psychosis worsened. >> i had a thought of a man raising a knife above my head with a waking nightmare, with all of the bizarre things. and only with a nightmare, it goes away, but no such luck with a psychotic episode. >> for years, she kept her mental illness from her family. and she graduated from law school, but then her symptoms were too severe to hide. >> i asked my classmates, are your copies of the documents being infiltrated? hospital. >> when she was at the hospital, she learned how psychosis is often treated if the united states. >> they lifted me high off of the ground and threw me on the bed and tied my arms and ankles to the bed. and i just screamed at the top of my lungs. today never occur to me that someone would do do that to to a per. >> almost worst that the restraint, schizophrenia. >> i felt i was set t

if there's repentance, there should be redemption. every single one of us needs a second chance. deserve to get mercy. >> in the article she said when she woke up, it was like the world was crashing down again, she said it's interesting because sometimes twitter can be so cruel and facebook, she said her fans' positive confidence boosted her during that time. >> i know the feeling. i've been through some tough stuff, too. just to know that not everybody out there believes the allegations, number one thing. also, somebody loves you anyway even if you've admitted to something. >> she admitted to saying it. >> we get it. we love ya. can't wait for you to come back. >> new company, $75 million deal with a private investment firm. she said, some people said i never apologized. if anyone would hear me, she said she had. >> she shouldn't do it anymore. she's done it. there are going to be those people out there, hoda, no matter how many times she would say it, they've decided they are not going to. she should wipe the dust off her feet and keep going. >> she learned how badly words can

and walked five miles hope, and i felt i was sent message "you are special, you are specially bad, repent", i was not hearing voices. i felt entities were putting thoughts in my head. it was upsetting and scary. >> elyn saks was just 16. the thoughts became increasingly intrusive worsened. >> i had the delusion that i killed hundreds of thousands with my thoughts. i had hall use nations of a man with a knife above my head. it's like a waking nightmare with the odd, bizarre scary things, but with a nightmare you sit in bed. >> for years elyn saks kept the severity of her illness from her family. she graduated from college. her symptoms became too severe to hide. >> i was having a breakdown. i said to my classmates -- are you copies infiltrated like mine are. my professor took me to the e.r. i was saying crazy things. >> when she threatened an tapedant she learnt the -- attendant she learnt the hard way that she would be treated. >> they lifted me high and slammed me on a bed and tide my wrists and ankles. i screamed at the top of my luption. it never -- lungs. it never occurred to me that

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three people, including a 3-year-old boy and asked for the people that did that to come forward and repent. they are alleged to have killed a rival and fed him to pigs. who are these guys. >> again, this is nothing new. back in my day we had a policy that we never hurt women and children. we wouldn't go after law enforce the. we beat them in court. it's been different in italy. they go after prosecutors, families. it's a brutal group. it's nothing new. it's operated that way as far back as i can recall. >> how has the american mob's focus shifted since your day. >> back in my day we had a bigger network, were strong in the unions. we were spread out. i think the government did a good job by taking a lot of streets away. especially in new york where we had union control over the country, and that has been depleted. there is some involvement. again, these guys, being resourceful, they are in the gambling business, shallocking money. that's the difference between the mob, the mafia in the united states, is that we integrated into the fabric of society from politics to major business to the st

repent. i wasn't hearing invoices. i felt likenties were putting thoughts in my head. it was upsetting and scary. it really was. >> allen sachs was just 16. the thoughts became increasingly intrusive and her psychosis worsened? >> i frequently had the delusion i had killed hundreds of thousands of people with my thoughts. i had occasions where a man was stand raised with a knife over my head, a waking nightmare with the odd, bizarre things happ happening. only with a nightmare, you open your eyes and it goes away. no such luck with a psychologistic episode. >> she kept it from her family and graduated from college and was accepted to yale law school. then her symptoms became too severe to hide. >> i was on the roof of the yale law school having a breakdown. i said to my classmates. are your copies of the legal cases being infiltrated like mine are? my professor brought me to the er. i was saying dangerous and scary things. >> when she threatened an attendant at the hospital, she learned the hard way how psychosis is often treated in the united states. >> they came in,

products for, we make products to help people, save lives, not to end them, but limbeck was the first to repent their use. what is the potential impact on drug supplies? do that compounding, would they had to take initial drugs that they use and then change or alter them -- could you talk about the attentional impact? >> well, the use of compounded drugs in executions raises a lot of concerns. compounded drugs are main to order, so there is no continuity from one batch to do next. you can execution with one compounded drug that appears to go well or fine, but that does not tell you about the compounded drug used in the next execution. pure,r or not the drug is potent, contaminated, or whether it has a trace ingredient that could cause pain and suffering is unknown from one batch to the next. the drug company fresenius kabi applauded missouri's decision not to use propofol for executions. their ceo, john ducker, said quote "this will be welcomed by the medical community and patients nationwide who were deeply concerned about the potential of a drug shortage." he added that the company quote quot

to keep its satellite states in check so there is no interlocutor who can put the lid on them and repent the crises so what degree 91 is more important and epistemological or you for people in the region than 67? >> briefly you are right about how it flips the region in terms of cohort geopolitical calculations. the israelis originally are seen by many on the american side as more likely to fall into soviet camp than the u.s.. stalin doesn't really have much interest in the arab countries to begin with. so, but in coming to power he sees the middle east as the cold war into the third world and the arabists will lose the argument and within the cia chief of counterintelligence, he also runs the israeli so-called account which is this growing espionage connection between the cia and mossad as this arab world lost in the americans and that increasingly becomes very and port and alliance for the u.s. not just within the middle east but elsewhere as well, in africa for example. yeah, and your point about 91 and the cold war is well taken as well. i don't mean to argue for the significance of

. >> jake, he has repented and has been contrite.iveness and that be would the key. and it's not a political mission. we've talked to the a ambassador here but it's trying to slide through that door where there may be some possibility of a humanitarian plea. please, let kenneth bae come home. it could be an opportunity to break the cycle of fear. >> having dealt with leaders of kim jong-un before when you've tried to release americans held in situations like this, what works? what message works? >> well, direct appeal, number one. and an attempt to appreciate the anxiety and what they want. often they want recognition of some sort. i remember when we got out of syria, and made the appeal at that time to president assad, we brought him back to the white house and president reagan said, what can i do for you, reverend jackson? call mr. assad and say thanks, which is not our policy. he called him, he said thanks and they never stopped talking. a break through of releasing in a prisoner camp can lend itself to peace. >> all right. revere

emotional and talked about the blood of those who died and trying to suggest that she, herself, was repentant for the decade-plus in politics here sh, and the corruption. and so much the fuel of the protest here behind me the corruption, and looking after themselves and not the people. she may be the person who can possibly take the country forwards. >> nick paton walsh, thank you for the report. >>> and now the south america, where there are no signs of unrest in venezuela. proponents are back in the streets today. in caracas, supporters turned out for this protest in the capital. the unrest was brought about a number of thing, and inflation topped 56% last year, and the crime rates are high, and shortages have left the store shelves bare. we will have much more on the situation in venezuela and a live report later on in the hour. stay tuned. coming up, the fbi is head ing to the university of mississippi after a string of racially-charged hate crimes and an american student studying abroad in italy found dead on railroad tracks in rome, and police are trying to figure out how he got there.

she was repentant for the decade she's been in politics here and the way that ukraine has functioned. it's been a fuel for the protests and the business elite looking after themselves. and then try to say she might be the person who could take the country forward. >> nick paton walsh, thank you for that. a desperate search ends in tragedy in rome. an american student has been found dead inside a railroad tunnel days after he disappeared. he was taking part in a semester-long study abroad program through trinity college in connecticut. he went to a bar with a group of friends and never returned. police say his body had been run over by a train. but they are investigating how he died. the college junior was a linebacker on the football taem. his coach called him an inspiration to his teammates. >>> an online child pornography website has finally been busted. 36 people have been arrested and charged around the country including the alleged creator of the website. rosa flores joins us now. tell us about how this operation was run. >> it was run out of his home in louisiana, which is about

. >> even at the hour of your death, if you turn to god and are truly repentant of the things you'veforgive you and he will accept you. and he knows. >> what if that's not the case though? >> that is the case, though. >> but what if it is not? >> it is. you can say what if and why about anything in the world, but faith -- >> does it come into your mind that maybe the interpretation is not quite there and you may be meeting a different kind of maker? >> no, no. it's faith. faith brought me to god. faith cleansed me of my sins, and faith will see me through. that's all there is to it. >> when we visited iowa state penitentiary, we found the prison attempts to provide services for a wide range of religious beliefs. >> a lot of the religions are a quieting, mellowing, peaceful type of thing. for them to pray, to see god answer something is to have something answered is empowering. >> then we met an inmate named travis wolfkill. >> in the name of satan, ruler of the earth, the king of the world, i command the forces of darkness to bestow the infernal power upon me. >> i'm in a satanic gro

three people, including a 3-year-old boy and he asked for the people who did that to come further and repente crime syndicate is alleged to have killed a rival and then feed him -- then having fed him to pigs. who are these guys? >> well again, this is nothing new. back in my day, we had a policy that we never heard women or children. we wouldn't go after law enforcement, that was hands off. we beat them in court if anything, but it's always been different in italy. they go after prosecutors, after families. it's a brutal group, and this is nothing new. i mean it's been operating that way as far back as i can rahm. >> how has the american mob focused shifted since your days? >> back in my day, we had a bigger network, we were strong in the unions, we were spread out a lot differently. the government did a good job in taking a lot of that away he is verbally in new york where we had union control all over the country and they deplete that had to a great degree even though there is some involvement. these guys being resourceful, they're always in the gambling business, they'll always be sherlo