rikers island is different.ikers island you could run around the hallways, do whatever, basically. >> been here about two and a half months. i'm awaiting extradition to new jersey. i got paroled in new jersey. basically, that's it. i was on the run for four and a half years from new jersey and finally got caught. >> this is phillip santiago's fourth time at rikers. he was convicted for credit card fraud and has been on board for two and a half months awaiting extradition to new jersey. >> oh, i need to be outside. i ain't been outside the last month and a half. oh! hell, yeah. >> how's it feel? >> it feels the best, it feel good. it feels very good. a beautiful feeling to come outside, especially when you're incarcerated. all the air you get is to go to court and that's it. you get on the bus. besides that, you get to look out the window. and that's it. >> everybody, place your i.d. cards on your outermost garments. put them up on your chest, please, gentlemen. keep the noise down. we're going to take it inside.

riker lynch and his partner allison holker. [ applause ] ♪ >> all right.exy ad and i stopped being a vegetarian as a result. charlotte mckinney and her partner keo motsepe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i just sucked in a little bit more and i'll have what she's having and next up this former defenseman for the rams first openly gay man drafted in the nfl. recipient of the arthur ashe courage award, get out here michael sam, this is my territory and he's joined by h partner, peta murgatroyd. [ applause ] ♪ >> i volunteer as tribute for the next contestant. she plays katniss everdeen's little sister prim in "the hunger games" series at 14 she's our youngest cast emever chronologically not emotionally. come on out, willow shields and her partner two-time mirror ball champ mark ballas. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> all right. so i'm going to start by interviewing this part of the cast as you know there are more celebrities coming. i'm going to start with you. hello, patti labelle. great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you got a new attitude. >> i keep it. >>

he was sent to rikers. he has spent three years in rikers and was never tried of. . he tried to commit suicide four times. if you ask him or his mom or anyone who lives around them whether or not the bill of rights is being defended this is the other america martin luther king was talking about. if we want to get new people into the party and others to believe in privacy, what we have to do is we have to say to people like kalif that big government is not just a problem as far as regulations and taxes it is a problem with sometimes not giving justice to those who deserve it. [applause] >> somebody sent us this follow-up question. if you can have just one constitutional amendment, what would it be? >> term limits. [applause] >> what is your biggest criticism of congress right now? >> they are dysfunctional. that even if we agree on things, we cannot get anything done. i had a bill last year with the majority leader and could not get it done. could not even get a vote on it. there was a dysfunctionality in place. after week after week and we don't get things done. one

and former hit band riker lynch and model charlotte mckinney and gymnast nastia liukin and one name yout recognized yet, noah galloway sergeant turned trainer who lost his left arm in an ied attack. take a look at what is coming up on 6 abc fresh off the boat at 8:00 and followed by that repeat after me at 8:30 and then the season finale of marvel's at carter and then "action news" at 11:00. over to you rick. >> thank you again, this month's deep freeze has led to breaking numbers for aaa over the past week officials responded to more than 16000 calls in the five county philadelphia area, monday february 16th set a record for the most calls in a single day with 12000 battery related calls are up 119% from last year, any car battery over three years old is susceptible to a break down. warning signs are a clicking sound. >> jaime apody is live now in the sports center and you have the latest on all sports. >> time to see what they are really made of phillies held their first full squad work quout for what is likely to be a rebuilding process. jeff skversky is live in clearwater did it hav

prime minister nayrok has taken commander riker and me on a tour of the capital city. impressed with everything i've seen so far prime minister. then i hope it will reflect favorably in your report, captain. it's a tribute to your people that you were able to recover so rapidly from the tarsian war. it is indeed. we are not warriors. we believe reason should settle disputes but not every culture agrees with our position. an unfortunate reality. the development of the mind, cultivation of the intellect...

bob, if i evade my taxes i get an invite to rikers.sharpton gets an invite to the white house. >> the one thing i will say, i want to come to axlerod's defense. whether we like sharpton or not, it is the black community that makes the decision on who their leader is. we can think what a dumb thing it is, but it is what it is. among the black community al sharpton is seen as a leader. that can't be taken away from him. >> nobody is trying to take that away from him. we want to know why he's invited to the white house a lot. >> that's true from his perspective. owing the taxes doesn't bother them. the only thing that bothers them is there are legitimate nonparty tea party groups wanted recognition. that would have been my follow-up question. >> i can answer this question. why al sharpton and not alan west or mia love or thomas soul or ben carson is because they aren't liberal. and they aren't accepted by the media. >> they're not cool. >> they're not in the bag for the president and with the mainstream media. >> do we not have a problem

commander riker, you are 15 minutes early. well, it's a very special day! bride would enjoy being relieved early on the wedding day.

this is riker. go ahead, lieutenant.ists have identified the markings in these caverns. this planet was apparently once home to a race known as the koinonians. what do we know about them, data? the koinonians were an intelligent culture which became embroiled in a war that lasted for several generations. our best evidence indicates they destroyed themselves. worf: we have completed our survey of the third tunnel and will proceed into the ceremonial chamber. affirmative. enterprise out. destroyed themselves

willow shields from "the hunger games" and rumer willis you may know her parents demi and bruce and rikerng writer that rounds out the class. she with the group r-5 with his siblings and one friend. >> and a gold mirror ball trophy this season. yep, it is going to be big. >>> next up, could jamie dornan drop out of "50 shades of grey." >> no is the answer. there are talks heating up about a "50 shades of grey" sequel. rumors the film's lead. you see him on the left maybe bowing out. ans australia magazine reporting that his wife is not comfortable with her husband's raunchy sex scenes with co-star dakota johnson and refuses to watch the movie. >> now she tells us. >> a rep from jamie dornan says don't believe the rumors. this is conjecture as the studio itself has not committed to a sequel. >> i thought people said the sex scenes weren't steamy enough. >> there was some talk about that. >> there you go. >> another sequel here to tell you about. pee-wee herman but not on the big screen, however. >> netflix announced a collaboration with paul rubin and anchorman and bridesmaids producer jud

now, that's progressive. [ snoring ] riker to ensign crusher. go ahead.t your alarm, wesley? yes, sir. i'm very sorry -- i'll be right there.

riker: someone sure stripped this place. the reactor's gone.

. >> he investigated the second larger prison in rikers and enforced reforms. >> the city has decidedt reforms, including the suspension of solitary confinement for 16 and 17-year-olds. that is progress right there. >> is that because of your work? >> i think it is in part because of our work. >> and he believes when the prison fails inmates, it fails society as well. >> if and when they get out of prison, they are much more likely to be danger to the community because you haven't done anything to help them. you taught them that the system is not fair and nobody cares about us and if you care about law enforcement at large, not just notching victories in your belt and sending a certain number of people to jail that is not what the enterprise is about and that is not what the department of justice should be about. >> and that is u.s. attorney preet bharara. tomorrow in part two of the exclusive interview, we talk wall street, insider trading and his future and the man who locked up several members of al qaeda about his assessment of the new terror threat. >>> you think that point, from

an exchange program we are taking aboard a klingon officer to return the recent visit of commander rikercruiser pagh. we must take care that while he's with us, commander kurn is accorded all the rights and responsibilities due to a first officer on board this ship. if he should feel patronized in any way -- well, i'm sure we'd know. one does not patronize a klingon warrior. your experience on board the pagh will prove invaluable during the commander's tour. be sure the crew are prepared for any unusual orders. the klingons are very thorough. i'm sure commander kurn has studied for his assignment just as i did when i served with them. i understand he requested the enterprise specifically. co

so take new york city, for example, where in 2013 half of everyone who was at rikers or some of the othertion facilities were there because they couldn't post low rates of bail, $2,500 or less. >> woodruff: well, margo schlanger, this raise as whole set of questions, number one the harm done to society by this but, number tborks i think what many people are asking is what can be done about it, then in. >> yeah, i think that the jail problem, bail reform is the easiest thing not that it's easy but it's the thing we really clearly need. if we could solve the bail problem, if we could get people out of jail who haven't been convicted anything and are not there because they're a danger but because they don't have $2000 to post, we could really make a dent. solving the prison problem the problem for people who have been convicted of felonies, that will take a more varied set overinterventions, but i think it's really right how is a great moment for us to try to make those interventions, and, i mean, there are a bunch of people. we need to do parole and probation reform, we need to do the refor

he was sent to rikers. he spent three years there. he was never tried. he tried to commit suicide four times. if you asked him or his mom or anybody that lives around him in the bronx whether or not the bill of rights is being defended he lives in that other america martin luther king talked about. if we want to get new people into our party libertarians and others who believe in privacy we have to say to people like him that the government is not only a problem as far as regulations and taxes. it is a problem as far as not giving justice to those who deserve it. >> summoning to the answer you were going to give. they sent us this follow-up question. if you could have just one constitutional amendment, what would it be? >> term limits. [applause] >> what is your biggest criticism of congress right now? >> that they are dysfunctional. even when we agree on things, we cannot get anything done. i had a bill with the majority leader and could not get it done. couldn't even get a vote on it. there is a dysfunctionality. we go week after week and do not get th

sponsored by representative pat teaberry with additional provisions authored by representative dave riker. this bill is essential to creating stability for our nation's best job creators small businesses by making increased expensing permanent and i thank the gentleman and yield back. >> our live coverage of the u.s. house begins at 12:00 eastern on tuesday on our companion network, c-span. the senate returns live monday at 3:00 on c-span2. senators will debate the nomination of michael botticelli to be the next director of national drug control policy. confirmation votes scheduled for 5:30. later in the week, it is likely the senate will again try to move forward on department of homeland security spending. three times this week democrats blocked debate on the bill because of language that overturns president obama's executive actions on immigration. current funding for the department expires at the end of the month. >>> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend we partne

prouder was a 16-year-old was an african-american kid from the broncosx, he spent three years in rikerscide four times. if you ask him or his mom or anybody that lives around him in the bronx whether the bill of rights is being defended, he lives in the other america martin luther king talked about. if we want to get new people in our party and libertarians and others that believe in privacy what we have to do is say to people like khalif prouder is that big government is not only a problem with taxes, but with sometimes not giving justice to those who deserve it. >> somebody knew the answer you were going to give and they sent us this follow-up question. if you could have just one constitutional amendment, what would it be? >> term limits. [ cheering and applause ] >> senator, what is your biggest criticism of congress right now? >> that their disfunctional. that even when we agree on things we can't get anything done. i had a bill last year with the majority leader and couldn't get it done. the democrat majority leader, couldn't get a vote on it. it is a disfunctional. we go week afte