this is your first time in santa rita? >> yeah. >> welcome to santa rita.mfortable, like, getting undressed in front of someone i don't know. >> finally, markert arrives at her housing unit, where she will remain until her charges are resolved or she is bailed out. >> take any one that's open. >> and the first open bunk happens to be right next to taryn stout-barstow. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> coming up -- >> because i cannot stand you, that's why! i can't [ bleep ] stand you. >> laney markert finds herself in the middle of a feud. >> i got married here in santa rita on valentine's day. >> an 11-year prison sentence doesn't deter vincent del judas from tying the knot. >>> at the santa rita jail near oakland, 18-year-old laney markert has just been assigned to a general population housing unit. she was arrested a few hours earlier and charged with drug possession. >> take any one that's open. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> her bunk is right next to a more seasoned inmate, taryn stout-barstow, who quickly points out the housing unit's social di

until then, he will continue life at santa rita. >> it's been a long road.n here. i mean, i am surrounded by the criminal element. and that's not a lifestyle that i lived. i lived in a nice community, wholesome community. and things happened. you brush up against people in life and unfortunately, that led to a death. over a simple verbal exchange. albeit there may have been a swear word here or there, something that you and i have seen many times, a cabbie flipping someone off, someone saying something turned into something very different. . . >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> step out of the cage. >> hands behind your back. close that gap up. >> deputies shake down a housing unit and hit a contraband jackpot. >> it's pruno. liquid courage. >> lying is not the answer. >> i'm not lying. i just don't tell him. >> okay, but -- >> i'm not going to sit there and tell him, oh, yeah, your mom sells drugs and your mom robs people to -- >> an inmate learns addiction and motherhood do not make a

. >> she thinks she's queen bee in the universe of santa rita jail. >> a female burglar makes santa rita her home away from home. >> i can utilize every single person for something to make my stay more comfortable. >> an invasion from the sky leaves the jail with a messy aftermath. >> manure. it just makes a mess. >>> located on the east side of san francisco bay, oakland, california, is a diverse and dynamic city. but all too often, it has been near the top of national rankings for violent crime. those arrested and charged with serious offenses could very well be taken 30 miles outside the city to a location that combines natural beauty with the concrete walls and razor wire of the sprawling modern mega jail. the santa rita jail of alameda county sits on 113 acres and spans a half mile in width. it currently houses 3,000 male and female inmates. most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> come over here for a minute. >> for 19-year-old daniela guzman, that journey has only just begun. this is guzman's first time in jail. she arri

i woke up here in the clinic in santa rita.took me about close to a month to remember her because my memory -- i had lost my memory. >> meanwhile, mcbride asked cowin to accompany her to get an abortion. but things did not go as planned. mcbride was on the back of cowin's motorcycle and had all their money in a backpack. >> my gas light pops on. so i'm like -- i get off to get some gas. i get off the bike, she's still on the bike. i go and the backpack's open. so the money flew out, right? i'm like, man, i'm hella mad, right, because it wasn't just that money, right? it was all my money, right? >> how much? like -- i can't tell you to the dollar amount, but it was a little bit, you know? >> like $1,800. he was going like 140 on the freeway. so he said she's a miracle baby. that's what he says. >> cowin and his parents helped raise the baby for the first year, but, eventually, all parties decided she would be better off with alexandria mcbride's parents. >> what's up, man? what's going on? all right. >> as for cowin and lara, th

i realize i am in jail. >> mcfarland has been in and out of santa rita several times.harges stuck. but he does have prior convictions for grand theft of personal property and more recently for being in possession of a stolen vehicle. >> i found a van and the windows is busted out and i heard beyonce playing in the car and playing "who run the world" and i got in the car and i drove off. there was also some checks in the car. i tried to stop and do, like, write it for me and try to cash a check. then i got arrested in the parking lot of the check cashing place. >> mcfarland was eventually released on probation but is back in jail now for a violation he committed while shopping. >> i stole two letterman jackets and 12 hats and three pairs of underwear from urban outfitters. i was popping the beepers off. and popping the beepers off, the bike police rode up, i was putting on the new clothes trying to look fresh and fit. just be swagged out. i got caught with my shirt off, pants on the floor. the violations sent mcfarland back to jail for another six months. as his tattoos

surprise that so man inmates consider themselves to be rap artists. [ rapping ] >> i used to -- >> santa ritaing jail complex located 30 miles outside the city. but many of the nearly 3,000 men and women incarcerated here were arrested in oakland. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases and one is a bay area rapper who is more than a wannabe. >> we have an inmate come in a couple days ago, international rap artist named drew down. >> my kids know his songs, my daughters. they're all into the rap. >> he was around when 2 short was around and pocket man was around. he been around for a while. ♪ >> in the '90s i listened to a lot of his music. i was a fan. so we got a celebrity here. >> i'm right here right now. i don't have all day, though. so you will see me back on the street. you will see me blow my music again, you will see me doing movies because this ain't going to stop me. i'm a boss. dru down's real name is danyle robinson. he was arrested for driving under the influence, violations of probation for a prior dui. he must serve the r

he must serve the remainder of his sentence, three years, in the santa rita jail. >> hello. really wanted too many people that don't know me. >> hello. >> me, i'm distinctive to me. if i'm going to have the certain look and aura about myself. i'm the kind of guy who will stay in ocean ways for the bays and i might have shorty curls for the girls. i stay -- i'm always dressed to impress. >> you know what i'm talking about? >> there's been other celebrities and people of fame that have come in here. most of those people have been put into protective custody, not only for themselves but also the other people. in dru down's case, he wouldn't necessarily need to be put into some sort of protective custody because most of the people respect him and want to try to do something that would harm him. >> protective custody or pc is not just for celebrities. it's for inmates whose lives could be threatened in other parts of the jail. at santa rita, the largest percentage of those are gang dropouts. >> any time we get gang dropouts saying they quit the gang for whatever reason, whether i

>>> there are daily occurrences that can be counted on at the santa rita jail. the 1,100 solar panels installed in the adjacent hillside will slowly turn to keep track of the sun. one other thing you can count on is change. every day, new inmates arrive and others leave. and today -- miguel nieves will return to the streets. >> it feels good just to have, this fresh breath of air. instead of just stuck inside the housing units. >> take care of yourself. >> thank you. i hope i won't come back. >> i hope you won't come back, too. >> nieves once lived for a short time in georgia. he says now he would like to return there. >> a lot of trees. fresh air. it's different from california. california is fast, fast, fast, fast, fast. and georgia is calm, slow. day by day. >> change has arrived for john mcfarland as well. it's been two weeks since his former friend and cell mate leila arguetta has been released. ♪ he is now housed with a friend from the streets, cardia fitzpatrick. and so far it has been nothing but good times. >> how we knew each other. we went to dance sc

here in america, we've got bud light lime rita. >> what is this? >> oh, it's part beer, part margarita, all party. >> do they open? >> yeah, you bet. let's do this. to america and germany. drinking the best beer on the planet. [laughter] yep, it will do that. >> this is terrible. >> uh-huh. sure is, terribly good. >> i'm so sorry, but i can't drink that. >> okay. so that's not you speed. all right. why don't you traw a strawberry-rita. >> we have a good frirng but you can't force that on me. >> so the beer summit didn't work, but there's one more idea that could fix all of. this let's do the trust exercise. did you ever do the trust fall. stand up, turn around, turn around. you have to trust me. now close your eyes. just close your eyes and you're going to trust me.

rita was filming it and panning her camera back and forth. just really taking the whole thing in. >> just beautiful. a little lightning. woo-hoo. i love it. >> we could see that the storm that was building was stronger than what we frequently see around here. the rainfall was really good. >> winds are whipping and sheets of rain are pelting the enclosure. rita tries to record all the action. >> i was panning across the backyard. as i was doing that, i could see in the background the trees were just really bending over from the wind. and i thought, okay, i'm going to pan back over there so that i can maybe catch this tree, you know, really bending. watch this tree. it will start getting real windy in just a second. >> rita doesn't know just how spot-on her camerawork is about to be. >> oh -- >> an explosion of thunder and lightning sends rita scrambling for cover. >> it's, like, boom. i jumped in the house. my camera goes flailing around, and, you know, my mouth shouted out. oh -- it was so instantaneous that my body just felt like the bass of

. >> reporter: that doesn't surprise rita. >> he said, you know your roof is going to fall in on your head head. >> rita signed a $21,000 contract after a roofer knocked on her door. >> i think most people shop around but we really panic. >> kevin brass lower says high pressure sales tactics aren't uncommon with roofing companies. >> by getting -- getting built fell bids you increase your chances of getting a low price of saving thousands and thousands of dollars. >> in rita's case -- >> everybody said to me, you know, this is crazy. one of my friends said to me you better call jim donovan. >> i recommended rita cancel the contract while she still had the chance. instead the company came back with lower price. sort of. >> the price wept from $21,175 down to 143. so i said to him upping what i would like to get a few more estimates. and i said now will you honor this price if i cal you back? he said no, at that point it will be 26,000. >> instead rita hired kanga roof part of a brooks in levittown. >> checkbook readers given the company top mark for quality. >> we really do strive for

rita, i want to start with you. how did this guy baghdadi become the head of these 20,000 terrorists? >> well, abubakar baghdadi was the head long before he joined al qaeda, as accused to be al qaeda in iraq before it changed its name to isis and then the islamic state. he used to be a head of sharia committee, the religious committee of the group, local group in samarra. after zarqawi is dead, created the consul. and we really have to remember that the whole idea of creating an islamic state or a more general organization is an idea that has been within the group since the beginning, since it was created by abu musab al zarqawi. and the bottom line is after zarqawi was killed, one of the successors was baghdadi. and after that killed, about baghdadi's background for that whole time since 2003 or '04, until the day he became the leader was in the religious committee. he was not in any military position or strategic position. he was the head of the sharia, the religious committee. so it is pretty surprising that afte

. >> reporter: that doesn't surprise rita, he said, you you know, your roof will fall in on your head. >> reporter: rita signed a $21,000 contractor after a roofer knock on her door. >> most people shop around but we panic. >> reporter: kevin brassler of consumer checkbook say high pressure sales tactics aren't uncommon with roofing companies. >> by getting multiple bids you really increase your chances of getting a le price and saving thousands of dollars. >> reporter: in ritaes a case. >> everybody said this is crazy. one of my friends said you better call jim donovan. >> reporter: i recommended that rita cancel the contract while she had a chance, instead the company came back with the lower price, sort of. >> the price went from $21,175 down to 14,300. i said to him would i like to get a few more estimates, and i said now will you honor this price if i call you back? he said no at that point it would be 26,000. >> reporter: instead rita hired this roof company part of abe brooks construction in levittown. checkbook readers have given the company top marks for quality. >> we do loo

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una gran puertorriqueÑo, una gran mujer, rita moreno. por favor.abierta. todavÍa hay que empujar. pero por lo menos, porque yo cuando era joven no habÍa nada nada nada. yo no tenÍa role model nadie. mi role model era elizabeth taylor. she's nice... >> no era latina >> asÍ es que por eso para mí lo mÁs importante de este libro es demostrarle a toda la gente, al pÚblico que uno tiene que... >> prevalecer. >> perseverancia. >> perseverancia, rita, perseverancia moreno. >> y a propÓsito, los latinos estamos sÚper pegados. ¿quÉ piensas del fenÓmeno? >> it's about time. pero tambiÉn, lo mÁs importante... >> tenemos mucho de quÉ hablar. >> don emilio, usted ha hallado carreras como shakira, marc anthony.... >> cuando hablamos nosotros de una inspiraciÓn a la edad de ella, vamos a probar el micrÓfono y grabó tres canciones. es un orgullo para mÍ. yo le digo a ella, hacer algo por ella. de alguna manera, para mÍ, es un gran orgullo. una mujer que yo adoro. yo sÉ cuando éramos rechazados, ella pudo triunfar sin cambiarse el nombre. creo que va a ser un disco

joining me is rita katz.lso julia cayenne, cnn national security analyst and michael weiss, who writes for foreign policy and "now lebanon", a columnist for them. julia, i want to start with you the same question i asked evan. i saw you earlier on cnn. you bring up good point when you say what is the threat of isis coming to america, and you equated it to the southern borders. >> right. there is no question that dangerous people can get into this country either through border -- illegal border crossing, or if they have a passport or a visa, can get into this country. i don't think that's right to question. look, there is bad people in the world tlchltd have sociopaths there are people that join terrorist groups. and nothing about this should surprise us, you know, 12 years after september 11th. i think the better question is are these attacks imminent and should the average american care or be worried, change their behavior. everything we've seen, the fbi report, the fbi bulletins, the fact that mccain was al

rita braver drops in on venus williams. >> and i always wanted to play like venus williams. but now he is hoping they want to dress like her as well. >> the clothing line is called 11. >> where did that name come from? >> 11 stands for being better than a ten. >> later on sunday morning from the tennis court to the design studio. >> osgood: good design takes many forms and can present itself in many places. >> serena altschul takes on the mystery of duct tape. >> what do you think of the through far rover? >> what else, duct tape? and what to wear to prom? yep. duct tape. >> why duct tape is on a roll. later on sunday morning. >> osgood: also on this sunday morning by design, john blackstone listens to music from a big wheel of a composer. lee cowan walks us through some genuine underground art. tracy smith takes us to a spin on skateboards. and more. first look at don dahler in the newsroom for the sunday morning headlines. >> good morning, it is august 24th, 2014. a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck california earlier this morning. the u.s. geological survey says the quake w

and there were a lot of people that came out to honor the efforts and the service that rita and that organization have provided to the kids in the mission district for over 40 years and you set that data to go for anything for 40 years, must less to have to find the funding in ways to entertain, and keep those kids going year round, we got connected very closely to summer and they go to garfield park and also on the park of 23rd and street and so that we make sure that they are clear and the safe passage and we want the officers around in the park when they are out and being engaged and the kids see us in a lift light and the kids are going to grow up to adult and talk to their friends and they are going to see us, and hopefully as a resource for somebody to work with, as they get older. >> yesterday, we had our national night out at the boys and girls club. and we had kids from the neighborhood and the people from the community, who came out to help us, with the event, and it was successful and everybody had a good time. the district neighborhood partners and the association, there

the senseless murders of rita's husband and his two colleagues, one black and one white, in a case thatcame known as mississippi burning, captured headlines and sparked outrage across the country. their tragic deaths moved public opinion. but their acts made the voting act and the americans with disabilities act of 1990, along with other countless movements for progress. although michael and rita never had the chance to have their own, their work and the efforts of friends and physical lows left a better world for me and for my children and for millions more. without their monoyumtal progress, few of us would be here this morning. i am just as mindful that none of this progress was pre-ordainez. we know these rights have never been inevitable. every step forward has been hard one. the owners were not automatically imbued with the force of the law. by patriots who never shrink from the possible toy draw this nation closer.á"j9!z now, like you, me and my colleagues are determined to do further these efforts. to protect and expand the work of those who have gone before. and to extend ameri

rita. thank you for all this information. i will tweet out some links for people to see so they can educate themselves about this. it's great to have your st. peter tease. thanks so much for coming on. >> my pleasure. thank you very much. >> all right. meanwhile, if you think drones are just flying around war zones, you may not have looked outside lately. we'll tell you what one politician wants to do about the drones at home. >>> but first, here is your 60s minute. >> jack, what is your definition of a husband? >> a husband is a guy who is in charge and should be all of the time. ♪ there's something happening here, but what it is ain't exactly clear ♪ >> women couldn't open a bank account in their own name. they couldn't get credit. >> the jobs we have are jobs that only men are able to do. >> american psychiatric association deems homosexuality to be a mental disorder. >> we do not employ homosexuals knowingly. >> you have this bubbling up of a desire for real equality. >> what we're talk is about a revolution and not a ref

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rita serrato's son, roger, was inside the house. the police believed he was connected to a recent shooting. >> i can't get january 5th out of my head. >> you don't expect to see something like that in this neighborhood. like as if they were looking for somebody that had a bomb, or like terrorists or somebody of that level. >> it was later determined roger had nothing at all to do with the shooting. an armored vehicle known as a bearcat was parked on the lawn and the swat team threw in a flash bang grenade to get roger out. for the next several hours, the swat team kept their rifles trained on the house. >> how much time passed, can you remember? >> it felt forever. it felt like he was in their for a long time. >> and you could see the house on fire?. >> you could see the house on fire. >> witnesses say the police did little to save roger from the burning house. >> why do you think he didn't run out of the house? >> scared. >> why would he be scared? >> there's so much force and guns and just, i mean, wouldn't you be? >> by the time

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