. >> the baker for the evening is her sister, sammy.ngs started getting weird. a strange car kept pulling into the parking lot and almost hit a customer. >> he come in like every hour. when we went out at 5:00 so jenny could smoke her cigarette, a guy come out from behind the dumpster and walked across the parking lot. most people walking in the parking lot usually say hi so us. but him, he wouldn't. >> nervous about the man's behavior, the sisters start taking precautions. >> i had been taking money out of the register and hiding it all night long. i had put it in a different spot so that there was only like $35 in my register throughout the night. you notice things a little bit more than most people would because it is the night shift. the weirdness was going on so much, it was just too much of it. >> and just as jenny is about to change shifts with the morning workers, her fears are realized. >> we looked up and there they come running across the front of the windows, two men, they come running in, yelling for us to get on the floor,

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm sammy live from our headquarters in doha and coming up, a liveeport from nigeria where there has been a deadly attack at a school, plus fighting and we bring you exclusive pictures as iraqi forces try to break i.s.i.l. hold in the home of the country's biggest oil refinery. setting aside differences leaders of china and japan meet for the first time in two years. and waiting for answers, dutch investigators want to start retrieving the wreckage of flight mh 17 in ukraine. ♪ well, we begin in nigeria where an explosion has gone off at a secondary school in the northern state and dozens of people have been killed and dozens of students gathering for a morning assembly when it happened and they are under a state of emergency with similar attacks from boko haram in the past and al jazeera is joined live from legos and where does the casualty toll stand? >> well, the police are confirming that 47 people have been killed and 79 injured but hospital authorities are expecting the figure to rise and usually when they come in they are conservative estimate

catch, it goes for 52 yards from nick marshall to sammie coates to set up the fieldgoal. >> aaron: playmakers make plays. this is exactly what feeling like a team of destiny look like. when they needed the play they put the football in the hands of its quarterback and nick marshall dropped a dime in to the arms of sammie coates who ran great route and beat two defenders who should have easily knocked that ball down. this game abet over but he's big part of why they're back in this thing. williams brings it out. williams across the 15 shoved out short of the 20 yard line. we send it back to adam zucker in new york. >> adam: number two florida state is underway. jameis winston lumbering through the virginia defense down to the two yard line to set up a touchdown run they have 7-0 lead early on. couple of minutes ago arizona state with their second pick six of the day they're up 17 with just over 2:00 lefts on the irish. >> carter: aggie football. three-point game. williams drilled as he gets to the 20. jonathon mincy the senior corner from decatur. >> aaron: he's the vocal leader of this defens

>> not at the moment, sammy, we know this is an ongoing rescue operation and believe the boat set offs morning through the strait and headed to the black sea on somewhere around there it has capsized because it was overloaded and because it has been very windy so the weather has not been very good. fishermen who initially went to the rescue said this was a small pleasure boat to carry 7-9 people and the waters around istanbul and know so far 20 people have drown and six survived and clearly the boat must have been overloaded in some way as well as hitting the bad weather, the coast guard say us the rescue operation with helicopters and boats is underway. >> where were they heading? do we know what was the story with this boat? >> we think almost certainly heading to the european union and the route they have taken through the black sea meant they were heading to bulgaria or romania and it may appear on the map slightly less periless way of reaching europe, there is another route through the mediterranean that is popular as well and think they were afghanistans and through afghanistan

. ♪ hello i'm sammy in doha, coming up, on the show, who will be the next leader of tunesia, new guidelines u.s. troops in afghanistan and still being able to shaktar get the taliban after combat operations end in december, plus a battle over an important source of power in yemen. ♪ the u.s. secretary of state john carry will immediate the saudi minister to update the talks in vienna before a self i'm piezed deadline on monday, sergei fedorov is heading to the capital on want to limit acbigss in turn for lifting sanctions. >> we are working hard, we hope we are making careful progress but we have doubts and we still have some serious gaps which we are working to close. >> reporter: and we are in vienna and joins us from there now, we are getting to almost nail-biting closeness on this one, any indication where this is heading on all this diplomacy? >> no firm indications, sammy of what the outcome may be at the end of the day on monday, november the 24th. of course that the self imposed deadline the parties set themselves to try and reach a deal. no one but themselves will keep them to that

sammy, the cocker spaniel has died.e at the home of its new owners. now, sammy's story made headlines last year after keith morgan claimed he found the dog. well, investigators discovered morgan and his wife actually own the animal and abused him. the pair pleaded guilty to animal cruelty. spca says sammy died being loved. >>> it's been exactly two months since the ambush at a pennsylvania state police barracks killed one trooper, injured another. today the blooming grove station re-opened to the public. the barracks had been partially shut down since investigators say eric frein opened fire the night of september 12th. he led hundreds of officers on a manhunt for seven weeks in the poconos. he's facing charges of murder and attempted murder. the pike county district attorney says he will seek the death penalty. corpor corporal dickson was killed. douglass spent more than a month in the hospital before he was transferred to a rehab center in new york. >>> today the five numbers that may have just changed someone's life

they adopted sammy as an embryo. >> i first discovered embryo adoption.hing clicked, i had no idea this existed. >> reporter: how exactly does that work? after a couple has gone through ivf, they're normally left with several healthy, viable fertilized eggs and a dilemma about what to do with them. most of them are destroyed or donated to science. but some couples put these frozen embryos, affectionately called snowflakes, up for adoption. sammy was actually conceived in 2006 and wasn ice in a storage facility for seven years before being adopted. >> just knowing she was frozen for so long as a little ball of cells and then awakened, that process just blows my mind. >> reporter: they got the embryo that became baby sammy from this couple, libby and tony, almost 1700 mime miles away. after five rounds of ivf and five miscarriages, they adopted a child and got pregnant naturally three times. >> here she goes. >> reporr: their family complete, they were left with four unused frozen embryos. >> we gave a gift, they say it's a generous gift. but it's a gift to

let's get it going, sammy. >> sergeant roland holmgren commands a tactical unit recently charged withleaning up the track. >> imagine if it was somebody who you cared about, who was forced into that type of lifestyle. and then imagine if that was your neighborhood. imagine all the deterioration that that type of element brings from this type of activity in this specific community. it completely deteriorates it and brings it down. >> as many of you know, we've been battling prostitution in oakland for a while. >> today the task force is hitting the track, conducting an undercover sting operation in the hopes of rescuing juveniles and punishing the pimps who exploit them. >> so we've got sammy. sammy's going to be in a gold ford windstar. >> we have undercover officers that are going to be out in the areas that we know that are high in illegal sexual activity. so they'll go out there. they'll try to make contact with the girls, try to solicit some sort of sexual act from them, and then arrest teams will come in and actually arrest them. >> 14th av to 23rd av for this operation. 14th av

sammy davis, jr., mr. wonderful himself. and that should prove to you once and for all i ain't prejudice! ♪ his truth goes marching on >> you see that? hi, arch. where were you? i bumped into someone and had to go get my camera. mr. davis, this is great. >> no pictures! , this is for me. i want a picture taken with archie bunker, my friend and me. one, two, three! (laughter) (applause) >> charlie: you still love it, don't you? >> oh, my god, yes. >> charlie: and the delivery. you know, i saw something here that i hadn't really seen before, if i did i totally forgot it, and it's the way that man said colored had as much weight as (bleep) as archie just said it. racism exists in america in 2015 to the extent that piece mattered, yes. >> charlie: what was it about you in terms of what you wanted to do? you wanted to use comedy to have an impact on big social issues that were part of the american conversation. >> uh-huh. well, comedy is -- i mean, this is all a reflection. it sounds like i knew what the hell i was doing at the t

in the muslim world, however, sammy al-haq is a human celebrity.when he was released it was major headline news all over that palled of the world. people in that part of the world know it isn't just iran and north korea which imprison journalists but also the united states that does so. it's we in this part of the world, from whom that has been largely kept, and this disparity between what our government is doing in the world and what we actually ourselves are aware of, i think is central to so much of what has gone wrong the most 9/11 era. and all of this was the backdrop for a what i watched this week in canada. and what prompted me was the main impetus for me to write the article i wrote, and i remember the moment i decided i had to write about this. i was reading a newspaper account of the attack in quebec and was simultaneously watching a canadian television program about it and the theme of both the article and the television show was the same. the theme was this. was people are stunned that this kind of violence could take place in such a pe

that came from sammy davis junior, mr. wonderful himself. that should prove to you that i'm not prejudiced. you see that? you can't learn them nothing. in.t them ride >> i'm sorry it took so long. i bumped into buddy and naturally had to go back and get -- mr. davis, an unexpected pleasure. can i get a picture? >> no pictures. >> would you stand over here. i want one photo taken with my friend archie bunker and me. on three. 1, 2, 3. [laughter] you still love it, don't you? >> is the lines and the delivery. here that i had not really seen before. if i did, i totally forgotten it. and it's the way the man said "colored" has as much weight as bleep] if archie just said it. as racism exist in america in 2015 to the extent that piece mattered? yes. in termss it about you of you wanted to do? he wanted to use comedy to have an impact on big social issues that were part of the american conversation. comedy -- this is all reflection. it sounds like i knew what the hell i was doing at the time. i didn't. just working but looking back on it, comedy i

so, too, are the frequent attacks by settlers. >> that has not stopped sammy from singing his song ofe for a better future. al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> more than 80 unmarked military vehicles have been seen traveling through rebel-controlled areas in eastern ukraine. some are thought to be carrying weapons and troops. on friday the government's said that 60 vehicles crossed the border from russia and they believe that russia is arming for russian separatists. russia deny it is. miguel gorbachev had threatened of a new cold war speaking ahead of the fall of the berlin wall. he said relationship between russia and europe have been under mind. >> there has been a break down in dialogue between the two major powers. yet, while the situation is so dramatic we don't see the main international body, the u.n. security double maying any role why while in urbane, as nick spicer reports, the symbol of the cold war is gone but the area remains a tourist attraction. >> a quarter of east german's population fled to west germany. the barrier was to keep western fascists out. the east g

sammy and his family have been cultivating olives for generations. the industry, which supports about 80,000 families in the occupied west bank is suffering. yields shrang by a quarter, and frequent attacks by israeli settlers, targetting palestinian-owned farms are partially to blame. >> we wait 15 years for the olive tree to bear fruit. >> according to u.n. figures, israeli settlers destroy 11,000 olive trees and saplings owned by palestinian farmers. they were cut by chainsaws, knocked over by bulldozers or set on fire. >> the students are offering to work for free to help farmers recoup losses. they are part of a process organised by the university. for many, picking olives means more. >> i think the farmers harvest our land. >> despite the challenges, the industry is modernizing. this fair tried olive oil bottling plant sells to the international market. this man is the owner and operator, and says his business has the capacity to bottle thousands of litres a day. but that it's been years since he had enough olives to do that. >> the forming cha

but that has not stopped sammy from singing his song of hope for a better future.al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> on sunday residents of spain's catalonia region will have their say on whether they want to be in an independent state. while the vote is non-binding some already live as if they're part of a separate nation. we have more. >> imagine a future in which catalonia becomes a nation. these children from a town near barcelona certainly can. [♪ singing ] >> we want catalonia to be a free country. we want the right to vote for independence. >> the dream is shared by many. on sunday catalans take part in a cancel station after the spanish government locked an official reverenddom the same day calling it illegal. but despite the resistence some have long flown independence flag. in 2012 the first mayor to declare his town catalan territory. since then 600 towns stopped paying taxes to madrid. >> what the spanish government does not understand, the more they try to control their future, the more they will react. to many around here this is a referendum, a

have that when we come back, as well as this, secretary of defense chuck hagel walking the plank, not sammyis, jr., stevie wonder, sorry, got it mixed up. why the president's defense secretary is heading out the door now. more analysis coming up. >>> plus, reports of a gang rape spark a backlash at uva, the university of virginia, under fire. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided for a second time. they won't give you enough money to replace your brand new car. don't those people know you're already shaken up? liberty mutual's new car replacement will pay for the entire value of your car plus depreciation. call and for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch to liberty mutual insurance and you could save up to $423 dollars. call liberty mutual for a fre

effort and still need help i have would like to see is first of all, i want to thank aaron miller and sammy and all those folks that are great to work with i appreciate the fact they're beginning to do something i also want to agree with ms. brightens comment that is one piece ever a whole piles we have to start somewhere let's start knocking off some the doable projects and this is one of them thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is is bruce i'm a board member and transportation rep for the south beach beacon hill homeowners association and the vice chair of the ta c in november of 0 him in our neighborhood association board brought forgot issues one was traffic congestion and slow management significant traffic as it exists around the bay bridge specifically during the incite hours whether or not there's an event to the airbnb the pedestrian safety issues have been documented and august 2012 bay articles as well as the study by chronic titled people behaving balanced the situation is worse and there are more folks working with the bay area a

. >>> hello, i'm sammie, you are watching al jazeera live from doha, who will be the next leader of tunisia. millions vote in the next presidential election since the 2011 revolution. new guide lines. u.s. troops in afghanistan will still be able to target the taliban after combat operations end in december. >> free school lunches the main attraction for children in gard ghana. the cooks are not getting paid. it's looking unlikely that a deal on iran's nuclear programme will be reached before the deadline on monday. talks are taking place in vienna, where secretary of state john kerry met iran's foreign minister zarif, and e.u. envoy katherine ashton. jonah hull is in vienna, joining us. sergey lavrov is heading there, john kerry extending his stay, is there momentum building for an 11th-hour deal? >> it would tend to suggest if mr sergey lavrov is on his way to vienna, and we will not know that until there's wheels up in moscow, that there is something to talk about, and something towards - despite suggestions in the iranian state media, quoting a source in the iranian delegation, that a d

in the dog days of the summer of 2011, it's 16-year-old sammy's last day at a temp job helping out ate high school junior is about to get a back-to-school sendoff he'll never forget. >> there was two people at the store. one was getting a blockbuster from the machine. the other was getting a slurpee. the guy with the slurpee was walking up to the counter. i was talking to the guy and i hear a loud noise coming from my right. it sounded like the movie "transformers." it sounded like a transformer was in our store. and then i turned and saw the car. >> a 1986 buick regal bulldozes through the front door of the the 7-eleven crashes into aisles of snacks and sodas, finally settling at the slurpee manner. >> the car was about three feet away from me. the guy with the slurpee, i was scared he was getting hurt. it looked like the doughnut bar crushed him. i was really scared. i was calling him out, but he ran away after it happened. >> the driver is a 17-year-old girl with a bunch of friends crowded in the car. the video clearly shows a couple of them want nothing to do with this messy situa

. >>> i'm sammy day han in doha. also on the show - symbolic vote for palestinian statehood. new raids on a mosque in kenya as authorities try to crackdown. and yemen, a country divided over politics - could it unite over a winning football team? >>> worshippers have returned to a jerusalem synagogue where five were killed on tuesday. the attackers, two armed palestinian men killed by israeli forces. israel started to demolish the family home of people connected with recent attacks against israelis. as gerald tan reports, it is keeping tensions high in a divided city. >> an uneasy night after a day of bloodshed. the holy city of jerusalem was as divided as ever. jewish activists took to the streets in response to the storming of a synagogue. the attackers were palestinian from east jerusalem. >> we cannot hang around, work with us and slaughter us. >> palestinian protesters scuffled with police. fire and smoke were seen coming from the mostly arab neighbourhood. emotions were running high as israeli forces raided the homes of attackers and rescued members of the families. bin

effort and still need help i have would like to see is first of all, i want to thank aaron miller and sammy and all those folks that are great to work with i appreciate the fact they're beginning to do something i also want to agree with ms. brightens comment that is one piece ever a whole piles we have to start somewhere let's start knocking off some the doable projects and this is one of them thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker good afternoon. my name is is bruce i'm a board member and transportation rep for the south beach beacon hill homeowners association and the vice chair of the ta c in november of 0

abc's steve 0 sun sammy now on the life, the death and the very strong opinions on both sides tonight. >> reporter: 29-year-old brittany maynard made a choice to celebrate the last days of her life her way. traveling to yellowstone with her husband, and taking a boat trip through alaska with her mother. >> my goals really are quite simple and they mostly do boil down to my family and friends. >> reporter: she always wanted to visit the grand canyon before she left this earth. she did that two weeks ago. then this saturday night, she met one last goal, taking her own life, instead of seeing cancer destroy it. in her own words, today played over and over again online, she explains how her unbeatable brain tumor would lose and how she would win by dying in her own bedroom, surrounded by her family, putting an end to her pain and seizures. >> i had two in a day, which is unusual. and i remember looking at my husband's face at one point and thinking, i know this is my husband, but i can't say his name. >> reporter: she and her new husband dan moved to oregon for this reason. one of five st

including the case of somebody named sammy. he was an al jazeera photo journalist and cameraman who was arrested and detained by the u.s. government when he was crossing into the border of afghanistan to cover the war for al jazeera in late twoun. and he was taken -- 2001. and he was taken first to a prison in afghanistan and then shortly after he was taken to guantanamo. where he remained for the next six years without being charged with any kind of a crime, given no due process of any kind where he was interrogated overwhelmingly about his work for al jazeera and almost none about anything to do with terrorism or al qaeda. the reason that's so amazing is because the word sack sammy al-hok were almost never mentioned in american discourse. to this day americans have no idea that their government imprisoned two dozen journalists as part of the war on terror or kept an al jazeera photo journalist imprisoned in guantanamo for six years without any kind of trial. in fact, i once did a search where i looked up the word roxana and f

. >>> hello, i'm sammie, you are watching al jazeera live from doha, who will be the next leader of tunisia. millions vote in the next presidential election since the 2011 revolution. u.w guide lines.

and plus, metedal of freedom highest honor given to civilians and we'll carry it live honoring sammyvis junior and ethyl kennedy and merylstrep. don't miss it. >> the nestle company could have the ultimate diet drink. exercise in a bottle. researchers have figured out to control the enzyme responsible for regulating your metabolism and turn it in a doit drink or pill to helps you to burn fat without exercising. joining me is our doctor, i love this already. could it work? >> any time we get news that we lose without without exercise. in some cases it is harmful. don't forget phen, phen. >> nestle, and few other companies worked on it as well. and they have determined that there is an enzyme a mpk and it is a compound in your body to help you burn fat. are you some what optimistic about this? >> yes, the science is promising and it will be exercise. and that will be promising. and when we go to the laboratory and animal studies to humans, there could be something lost in translation. >> you can test it on animals and it doesn't always happen the same way. >> they are testing it on mic

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sammy l.path. sammy l. haq was an al-jazeera photo journalist and cameraman who was arrested and detained by the u.s. government when he was crossing into the border of afghanistan to cover the war for al-jazeera in late 2001. he was taken first to bagram in afghanistan shortly after he was taken to guantÁnamo where he remained for the next six years without being charged with any kind of a crime. given no due process of any kind where he was interrogated overwhelmingly about his work for al-jazeera and almost none about anything to do with terrorism or al qaeda. the reason that's so amazing is because the word was never mentioned in american political discourse. to this day americans have no idea that their government imprisoned two dozen journalists as part of the war on on on terror are kept in al-jazeera photo journalist imprisoned in guantÁnamo for six years without any kind of trial. in fact i looked up the word roxana saberi and found mentions during the three-month period when she was

also at 4:00, he was found in the trash and then became a new chance for sammy the dog. now nbc 10 learned new information about the dog abandoned on the side of a road. >>> we have been bringing you updates on breaking news in atlantic county. the prosecutor's office says it's investigating a suspicious house fire where two people were found dead inside the home in egg harbor city. one person was pulled from the burning home and was taken to the hospital. sources say that victim appeared to be -- to have been stabbed. authorities have not released the victims' identities. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here now with a check of your afternoon forecast. >> another mild one. some people would call it warm. up close to 70 degrees in some parts of the area. that's it. tomorrow, much colder and then it's cold over the weekend, too. rain sunday night and monday. >> almost a 20-degree difference there. >> and the wind on top of that. >> thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema. for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us her

but that has not stopped sammy from singing a song of hope for a better future. al jazeera, in the occupied west bank. >> now the 25th anniversary of the full of the berlin wall will be celebrated on sunday. ceremonies will include 15 kilometers of bra alones along the former borderline between east and west german. as nick spicer reports, the cold war is gone but the wall remains a a tourist attraction. >> in a shining example, the barrier was to keep western fascists out. the's german people tore the wall down and the regime in what is called the peaceful revolution. nowadays the wall is big business in berlin. there is a checkpoint. the guard house is not real. the soldiers are actors and the tourists pay $3 to get their picture taken. >> this is another phoney checkpoint. proof that that it existed. >> it was a wonderful ching when you consider how long the wall has been standing. people lived under the communist regime, so when the wall fell i was relieved that there was finally freedom for all germans. >> for some tourists it is a cause for faith in the fut

sammy is next with a full bulletin of news for you, that's right, at the top of the hour. >> america votes 2014 midterms it's all come down to this... >> you are going to determine whether i'm going to be the next senator from iowa >> the candidates last chance to convince voters they're the one... they will stop at nothing to get your vote >> david young, how are you? >> run for congress >> it's important to be out here talking to voters >> director aj schnack's unprecedented series concludes >> it's certainly something that doesn't exist in politics on television >> america votes 2014 midterms only on al jazeera america >>> kurdish peshmerga forces strike i.s.i.l. targets inside kobane for the first time. >>> hello, i'm at al jazeera's headquarters in doha. also ahead a deal is signed in yemen to form a unity government. it comes against the backdrop of more fighting. a hero's welcome from some from burkina faso new interim leader. the african union condemns the military take over. the u.n. says there's con cluesive evidence that

let's go to sammy in louisiana. >> caller: hey.a early happy thanksgiving and early christmas. >> thank you. >> caller: when you buy another book i'm going write it. you're the greatest ever. >> wow. >> caller: i want to let you know that. >> thank you. >> caller: and also, jim, what is your take on wendy's? >> you're from louisiana. >> >> caller: yeah. >> pop eyes. i'm full of it. pop eye's louisiana kitchen. that's a better do than wendy's here. john in florida. >> caller: hi. how you been? >> caller: okay. haven't spoke ton you in awhile. hope everything is fine. >> yep. >> caller: two weeks ago, there was a reverse stocks on dinavax we're playing with fire there. it's not a high quality stock for me to recommend. let's go to dennis in illinois. >> caller: from illinois! thank you for taking my call! i love the book. i love the show. >> thank you. >> caller: you're writing acumen are so impressive. ford, what is going on? >> ford, all right. these are placed on international growth. we don't have anymore. that's the problem. i t

sammy coats and the tiger leans the clemson tied 36-34 in the fourth quarter.mississippi state going down we're headed to championship weekend college football play off thing will be really crazy the next rankings comes from the play off committee next tuesday night. >> freaky seen at the start of lasalle basketball game. referee gets an elbow to the de of the head on tip off. goes down. look at him right there. >> ooh! >> i mean down. >> he laid there motion less for over 10 minutes but he said he was never unconscious. before being taken off on a stretcher. karen he got taken to hospital in brooklyn. he said it was scary most thing he's seen in his 19 year career but he's lucky. he said he never felt like he had a concussion. and he's just grateful. he's grateful. >> wow! >> all great if you full when you see people involved with the game can get really hurt. >> i've never seen anything like that. >> thank you keith. we appreciate it. thank you so much for joining us on this saturday evening and watching. we really appreciate it much that is our news for this

. >> vÁmonos nuevamente con nuestra andrea, quien estÁ transformando junto a sammy una amiga televidenter, que la verdad se perjudicÓ. >> y esta maÑana te vamos a presentar muy buenas ideas para organizar tu hogar y terminar con el desordenation. >> y en breve regresamos con birmania desde londres, massachusetts, compartiendo con nuestra gente. ya sabe, de costa ♪ ♪ cuando nieva por doquier ♪ jugar en grandes colinas, de crema batida ♪ ♪ es lo que yo más quiero ver ♪ mundo marshmallow siempre será ♪ ♪ ♪ >> vamos a hablar de un tema buenÍsimo. la tendencia de verse joven es un tema de moda. hay personas que llegan a extremos, hasta quÉ punto es normal, o cuÁndo se convierte en obsesiÓn, subimos a preguntar quiÉnes son mÁs obsesionados, hombres o mujeres. >> los hombres, cuando son mayores vez empieza a afectar mÁs porque se dan cuentan que ya no son jovencitos. >> las mujeres se preocupan mÁs por las arrugas y las imperfecciones del avances de la edad. >> a la mujer porque somos mÁs vanidosas, el prototipo de belleza que se tiene. >>a la mujer porque siempre andamos buscando tratamientos

. >> serving prison time for second-degree murder, sammy pollard is temporarily at miami-dade until hetestifies in another court case. >> i sleep in the top bunk. up there it seem like i have my own heaven up there, my own peace. it's like i block everything out. it's what i do. i get up here. i meditate, i read. stay to myself most of the time, you know. >> pollard's greatest hope is that he will one day reunite with the family he lost. >> i've got a daughter. man, i ain't never told her i love her. she's 27 years old. i've got five grandkids. i ain't never told her i love her. i can't do it. i've made a lot of mistakes and lost a lot of my life that i can't get back, but i thank god that i'm still living. >>> next on "lockup," women behind bars. >> women's detention center is the nicest of all the facilities, if you can call any of them nice, but jail is hell. ? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® cozy or cool? exactly the wa

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm sammy live from our headquarters in doha and coming up, a livehere there has been a deadly attack at a school, plus fighting and we bring you exclusive pictures as iraqi forces try to break i.s.i.l. hold in the home of the country's biggest oil refinery. setting aside differences