however, samuels wants somebody investigated.re and get these guys on the tier, right? >> 227. >> 227? >> oh, yeah. >> samuels is up there being charged with battery on an inmate, right? he wanted me to ask you what did you see? >> i didn't see nothing. all i seen, when i looked to the side, all i heard was officer get down and the dude was already on the ground. >> you didn't see anything at all? >> nothing at all. >> all right. remember that fight on the yard last friday? >> what about it? >> inmate samuels upstairs has been charged with battery on an inmate. he says you were on the yard and wants me to ask you, what did you see? >> i seen a dude hit him. why? >> what dude hit him? >> the other one. >> the other one, edwards? >> yeah. the one on the ground. >> the one that got knocked down. >> mr. powers. >> come on, dawg, let me talk to you for a minute. he was aggressive. >> i investigated five guys up there. >> talked to 27? >> yeah, talked to 27. said he didn't see anything at all. however, i've got about three individuals

i'm serving inmate edwards 115 and inmate samuels 115.ard, friday, 30th of march. they've both been charged with battery on an inmate because one inmate received serious injuries. it's a serious 115. an a-1 offense. this is a real serious offense. they could lose up to a year of credit earned. >> where's jamie at? >> when i go up there, i talk to an individual like i would talk to you right now. we're going to pay this man his paperwork and see what happens. >> you want it right now? >> the officer, i have a 115 for the fight you had on the yard the other day. charged with battery on an inmate with serious injuries. that's a serious offense. if you're found guilty of that, it carries a maximum forfeiture of 360 days.l being you're in lockup, you have the right to have an investigative employee. if you want to have anybody youb want investigated or anybody on the yard and you know their names. >> i don't know their names, that's what i'm saying, if you could find out for me, i don't know their last names, they will tell you it was self-def

the first gentleman was named samuel hussain was an exchange student who was going to idaho because he was he going to study and while he was there he was a muslim and line 11 took place and he was somebody that lit a candle light vigil in protest people were beginning to associate muslims with radical jihad and 9/11 and he really wanted people to understand that is not the motive is on most are very peace-loving people so he was working with an organization called the islamic assembly of america and they were trying to get people to understand more about islam and because he was a contributor who served as a web master and one of the things he did on their website is they were trying to get people's information so they could find out more and get all the facts about islam. he posted links to the various things people had written including bill links of people explaining why they thought she ought was a good idea in the whole range of lengths. so, at some point she came under investigation by the fbi and did a lot of wiretaps and electronic surveillance, reading the e-mail, etc. they d

samuel l.jackson on the broadway stage portraying the civil rights leader in his final hour.ñr is it intimidateing to play martin luther king? >> not in this way. nobody knows him this way. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. we begin tonight with a movement. known as "occupy wall street," which is moving far beyond its starting point in lower manhattan. at least 25 cities from coast to coast have seen financial industry protests this weekend, and political leaders from both sides of the aisle are weighing in. bigad shaban has more. [chanting] >> reporter: three weeks of wall street protests echoed in the nation's capital as demonstrators marched against the policies of the federal reserve. >> crowd within -- crowd: we are united. >> calls for economic equality all spread to mobile, alabama. >> corporate greed is everywhere. we're losing our middle class. >> the streets

the first was a man named samuel who was a saudi exchange student going to idaho because he was studying computer studies and while he was there he was in muslim and 9/11 took place and he lit a candle light vigil in the protests people were beginning to associate muslims with their radical jihad in 9/11 and he wanted people to understand that that is not the most of islam, that they are a peace-loving people, so he was working with an organization called the islamic assembly of america and the too were trying to get people to understand more about as long -- islam and one of the things he did on their website they were trying to get people off the information so that they could find out more he posted links to various things people had written including why they thought chehab was a good idea to the whole range of the lengths so he can under investigation the fbi and after a lot of wire taps and electronic surveillance, e-mail etc they didn't come up with a lot of evidence that he was a part of the sleeper saloom idaho that they had discovered and to me the stories about -- >> host: was

we are here with samuel l.the mountaintop" which opens october 13th at the bernard b. jacobs theatre, here in new york city. okay, tonight, sam jackson and i are going to be debuting a new game, in honor of the major league baseball playoffs. this is "home run derby." watch it. watch. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be hitting these big foam balls into the audience. we'll keep score and one of us will end up the winner. we've divided the audience into three scoring areas. green hats, up front, are worth one point. [ cheers ] the white hats, on the sides, are worth two points. [ cheers and applause ] and the gold hats in the back are three points. [ cheers and applause ] all right, sam, you'll take three swings. then i'll take three. then we'll each have a money ball with double the audience points. >> dope-ness. >> jimmy: you ready to do this? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. highest score wins at the end. [ cheers and applause ] you go first. all right, audience, balls coming at you, buddy. balls co

y planea presentar su candidatura al congreso, se llama samuel joseph.s vende muestra un nivel increíble de irresponsabilidad. según la cpañía. los caramelos no titulares en améra latina. la presidenta de argentina cristina fernández, tiene to de 49% las elecciones del 23 de octubre. ventaja de 30 punt sobre el socialista hermes.... 7.0 >>> colombia, 7 militares murieron y en uruguay, entraron en huga para reclamar un convenio de aumento salarial. pasamos con ilia calderónara ver lo que preparan para esta noche. > elobernador de california lo saben aprobó el dream act. le explicaremos a l in documentados como solicitar la ayuda financiera y por secuestrar a una mujer le. embarazada y abrirle e vientre para sacarle su bebé. la ma dre'dre y el bebé pereron vida. el paso del huracán joba por las cobes de pacífico mexicano. lo acaba de informar con verónica del castillo. los huracanes cambian a da hora. >>> gracias doña il. >>> te espero a . >>> una >>> la presentación del cantante puertorriqueño ricky martin gera controversia en honduras agru ay! iglesias c

ask your doctor about spiriva. >> osgood: samuel l.on has made quite a name for himself in the movies. as russ mitchell tells us he is now playing a role very different from his tough-guy persona. >> reporter: he has a way with words both profound.... >> the path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the iniquities by the tyranny of evil men. >> reporter:... and the profane. >> i have had it with these mother booep snakes on this mother (beep beep) >> reporter: which has made the 62-year-old one of hollywood's most bankable stars. with more than 100 films under his belt, jackson's movies have earned almost $10 billion at the box office. >> i've been fortunate. there's a handful of movies that have made enormous amounts of money. that doesn't mean that the other movies i've done have made the kind of money that allows me to continue to work and people see me as viable and a box-office draw. >> where would you like me to put this? >> on the table over there. >> reporter: and jackson hopes he's a box office draw for his latest ven

happy halloween. >> you too. >>> samuel l.ackson was named the highest grossing actor of all time on the big screen. right now he's on stage in a new play that is drawing criticism for its version of history. we'll explain ahead. these dogs wake up too early! you know what else is early? medicare open enrollment. now through december 7th. can i stick with my old medicare plan? sure! or find a new plan with better coverage, less cost, or both. medicare plans give you free cancer screenings and wellness visits and 50% off on brand-name prescriptions when you're in the doughnut hole. it's part of the healthcare law. so it's time to look, compare... and choose the right plan for you. learn more at 1-800-medicare or medicare.gov. >>> this month broadway is offering a compelling view of dr. martin luther king junior. you could say it is from the mountain top. that's the name of a play that featuring samuel l. jackson as the civil rights icon. i sat down to talk about how the play shows king in a new way. samuel l. jackson and kenny

officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is an item quickly being taken out of a sheaf, and without notice, mr. smith raises a large machete above his head and in close proximity to officer suguitan. officer suguitan, fear for his life, draws his department farm, and that close proximity begins to rapidly backup. mr. smith begins to

re >>> i think you may have heard of this guy, samuel l. jackson? apparently his career is one for the record books. >> i guess so. the guinness book of world records says he is the highest grossing actor ever over the span of his career. he made close to $7.5 billion with several projects in the works. he will probably hold on to that title for long, long time. >> big names. >> i know. one of the best paid weathermen -- not quite that much. [ laughter ] >> royale with cheese. >> not at that level of mr. samuel l. jackson. maybe one of these days, though. >> good luck. >> where are you getting that? >> i don't know. we'll have to wait and see. [ laughter ] >>> some sunshine around the bay area today. we're enjoying gorgeous autumn weather outside. continuing to roll up these nice days right now and it's looking good all the way over the bay and many spots inland. plenty of sunshine there, as well. and the temperatures now starting to bounce up. it was a chilly start to the day many numbers down in the 30s and 40s. now we have 66 in concord, 62 in oa

cnn's don lemon has that story. >> reporter: samuel l. jackson and kenny leon are masters of make believe. leon is a director of stage and tv, honored with tony, golden globe and emmy nominations and is a star of this gathering in atlanta, celebrating his induction into the georgia music hall of fame. >> thank you. >> reporter: jackson is a highly recognizable film actor, famous for his roles in the star wars movies, iron man and his term in "pulp fiction." together the men are taking on real life history. the assassination of martin luther king, jr., to the broadway play, "the mountain top." >> because i've been to the mountain top. >> reporter: the title comes from his last speech, the day before his assassination. the place setting? the hours after he just spoke these words to hundreds in memphis. >> i've looked over, and i've seen the promised land. >> reporter: jackson plays king. tired, in his hotel room. angela basset is king's maid. the mountain top is about their conversation. a fictional take on what king was like when he was aw

samuel l.obvious. the tea party is racist. congressman allen west, the tea party supporter on the latest lashing from hollywood. we'll see what he says about that. martha: there is this story. police say a 10-month-old baby girl was snatched right out of her crib in a quiet suburb. a live report on a possible lead on a suspect. >> the way this has developed, usually we find the kid pretty quickly if it's, you know, if the story is kind of hinge can i we usually find holes in it pretty quickly. so far here we are in the afternoon and we haven't broken anything on it yet. martha: house republicans are now demanding an explanation from u.s. attorney general eric holder after some new documents have been revealed and these documents show that holder may have misled congress while he was testifying about the controversial gun running operation which has become known as "fast & furious". so the chairman of the house judiciary committee is now calling for a special counsel to investigate this matter.

. >>> the man himself, samuel l.d the tweeples are loving him. >> people have welcomed me with open arms. >> here he is at the premiere of his brand-new broadway show, "the mountaintop" with angela basse bassett. >> he took some advice and started asking some of his celebrity pals to retweet and get him some followers. >> when they started to do that, the ordinary people i guess on twitter were going, hey, you don't have to be a twitter or people following you. all you have to do is tweet and people follow you. we're just glad you're here. >> he wants to get normal followers and he's almost got 200,000 of them because his tweets are so cassically samuel l. can a [ bleep ] say [ bleep ] on here? on october 14th, he says, so my dresser, found a two-foot lamprey in a puddle on the street last night. how do you think it got there. >> how did he spell the f word? it looks french. >> it's samuel l. jackson, so it's going to happen. >> you can follow him@samuelljackson, pretty simple. and see his daily monologue. >>> i have

and that was in samuel, first samuel, chapter 8., not the elders, came to samuel, when he was very old, and they knew he would be passing on. so the people came and said to samuel, what we need is a king. we need a king to take care of us. we want to be safe and secure. in samuel, although he knew he wasn't going to be around long, he advised the people of israel not to accept the king, because the king, he warned, would not be generous. >> just listening in for a moment there, as he is just getting started at his speech at the values voter summit, a collection of conservatives there, going on the past couple days. most if not all of the republican presidential candidates addressing that forum. we'll see mitt romney address them in just a bit this morning, as well. but it really was yesterday at that values voter summit that a controversy really sparked. because reverend robert jeffers, you might not know the name, but he is an influential person that you're going to be hearing a whole lot more about. he is the head of the first bap

jonathan samuels, sky news, brisbane. >> no diving in that water to get that ball.you. >>> coming up on "the early show" the "occupy wall street" and how it could affect politics in the coming election year. >>> paul mccartney gets married. learn more about nancy shevell. >>> and the teenage blogger who has taken the fashion world by storm. all that and more coming up a little bit later on "the early show." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ,,,,

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samuel l. jackson, samuel l. jackson -- always yelling in his movies. highest grossing.reer, this man's movies have grossed $7.42 billion. he is now 62 years owed. may remember him from "pulp fiction" and "jungle fever" and "star wars" and "time to kill." great things. he says, look, i group in a working class family. stays booked in three to four movies a year. doing his thing. now on broadway, angela bassett doing "mountain top," about the last few days of mlk's life. he does it all. $7.5 billion over his career, a new record. samuel l. jackson. >> cannot argue with that. we want to send well wishes to >>> we want to send some well wishes to our friend andy rooney from cbs. he went into some surgery, scheduled surgery. he's apparently had complications and is being hospitalized. cbs says that the 92-year-old writer's condition is stable and at the request of his family they're offering no other medical information about what is going on with him or where he was hospitalized. three weeks ago he made his final signoff on "60 minutes. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> and

justice samuel alito: and does the record show that they did not represent mr. maples, that this was done purely by the two attorneys? is there a finding by a court on that? mr. garre: there is no not a finding, but we think that's the better reading of the record, and i am happy to explain why. but most importantly, we think it's irrelevant whether he was represented by the law firm in this fictional sense. he was represented by individual lawyers in that proceeding. they were the ones who mr. maples agreed to have represent him in that proceeding. the alabama courts make specific findings that mr. maples' lawyers were ms. ingen- housz and mr. munanka. it said that after the default. at that time-- justice ruth bader ginsburg: but in the practice of a law firm, these were very junior people. wouldn't the law firm have to have some involvement in giving them permission to provide this representation? i mean, usually there is something like a pro bono committee and a higher level. can such junior associates just go ahead and say, we want to spend a lot of our tim

samuel was old and they knew he would die. the two sons of samuel were not to be considered good judges. they needed something to reassure them. samuel responded by advising them strongly, and do not serve -- choose a king. they king will do you harm. stable raise your taxes, they will draft your young people. they will use your women. your society will break down. they said that if you pick a king, you are pushing got a side. it will undermine the family. it is amazing this. he talked about taxes and the cost iwould be if you asked for a cane. i think we have drifted in the direction of excepting a king in washington d.c.. i would like to undermine this king that we have been building for some man decades. we need more family values, not by the united states government. [applause] in first timothy it was said that anybody that does not care for his own family has denied the faith and that is worse than an unbeliever. the admonition is very strong in the new testament that we have obligations to our family. if you do not take

. >>> a serial bank robbery face a judge today. 44-year-old samuel lewis pitts severalged with robbing seven banks. he was on the run for year between october 14 and year and september 2 of when the robberies were committed. if he is suspected of robbing six other banks as welcome. >>> the virginia board of getting involved in a child abusease of on a school bus. the aid attacking bomb special- education bus in 2009. state officials are reviewing for school bus drivers and their helpers. the kill patrick family has lawsuit.20 million >>> and police are caused ating what trailer to jackknife on last night on in college park. there were significant traffic as they pulled the truck from its side. taken to hospital injuries.ife setting >>> turning to the campaign trail, republican presidential hopefuls are trying to gain momentum on herman cain. the businessman is sailing past opponent in the polls. could be because of his controversial and intriguing plan. rick perry was once the republican front-runner. struggling to climb back to the top. if the texas governor released the first page of

. >>> you've got to love samuel l. jackson's story. he was 46 years old. now he is so big, he just made now he is so big, he just made it into the nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> her video is calling "rolling in the deep." ♪ >> for the smooth sounds of her music, it has hit a sour note. she is canceling the rest of her tour this year. 16 concerts. hear to explain why, shannon cook. young people are here. when i read that, they went, huh? she has some health issues, right? >> yeah, yeah, she's had a really rough year. she's basically been battling laryngitis nearly the whole year. she's blogged about her voice just switching off. now her record label is saying she will have to undergo surgery for a hemorrhager

he cited several biblical passages from samuel, book one, verse 8 and people of israel wanting a king and talking about the danger of that. here is ron paul. >> in samuel, although he knew he wasn't going to be around long, he advised the people of israel not to accept the king, because the king, he warned, would not be generous. it would undermine their liberties. there would be more wars, there would be more taxes. >> now, paul went on to say that back then and today, the most important governing body is not a king, but the family and he he said that in washington, we too often rely on our king. and that line got a lot of applause, jamie. >> jamie: very interesting perspective. thanks for bringing us up to speed on it. we'll check back with you today. it will be interesting, thanks, doug. >> kelly: interesting to say the least, in fact the impact of faith voters in the 2012 election and plus the fallout from pastor jefferson's remarks at the value voters summit as you just heard are fair and balanced, political panel list joins us now, chris hahn, and an aid to schumer. angela mcglo

. >>> finally, the guinness book of world records has declared samuel l. jackson the highest grossing movie actor of all time. i told you wouldn't have guessed that, bill. his star wars role, a part in jurassic park and appearing in two iron men film add up to pretty big bucks. >> he may not have made the most money himself but the movies he was in -- i mean, he's been in a ton of stuff. >> smart supporting role. >> star wars alone. >> yeah. >>> this comes to us from arlington, virginia, where a few lucky campaign contributors got the rare opportunity to break bread with the president. a retired teacher, a retired professor, a postal service worker and a business owner were the oners of the dinner with barack contest. all from potential battleground states, randomly selected after donating at least $5. reporters briefly allowed into the liberty tavern before dinner, heard the president talking baseball with his guests. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your msnbc station. verizon 4g lte. america's fastes

actor samuel r jackson plays the civil rights leader. he was assassinated after delivering that i've been to the mountaintop speech. >>> changes out there. changes are usually good. we're losing the sunshine and a couple days of rain. 37 -- 71 at bwi. skies staying cloudy and pretty murky conditions out there today. tough to find any sunshine statewide. and at the beach, the temperatures are still warm but some showers in ocean city for part of the afternoon. not much shaking here. we had a few showers on the lower eastern shore earlier and now a little patch of precipitation west of denton down into tollbet county. and look at the temperature map. cooler than yesterday by ten to 15 degrees. the clouds did a number on the overall high temperatures today. closer to 80% on delmarva. the increasing moisture will help future a few showers i think as we go into the day tomorrow. overnight tonight, some rain. better chances for rain through the day tomorrow. and here's that storm system to the south. a whole ball of wax pushing to the north no

now, samuel wertz has anowed he was s.ning for congressman in ohio. >> i'm not doing this because i want to be a congressman. i'm not doing this because i like power. i'm not doing this for any other reason than i want to serve fellow learns. i did it in the united states air force i have an opportunity to do it again by serving you as your next congressman. >> he says he has filed the paperwork and set up a web site to raise some money. like i see said his real name is samuel wurz, back in 2008 he reportedly didn't have a plumber's license. police say some 200 people have reported possible sightings of that baby whose parents say she disappeared from her crib in the middle of the night a few weeks back. they say none of those tips, not a single one has led a single place because it can be so hard to tell infants apart from each other. lisa irwin just 11 months old missing now for three long weeks, her mother and father say someone broke into their home and took her while she was sleeping. not a single word of any suspects

the coolest thing about sam adams is that they put out beers according to seasons. [ jim ] we have samuelger, noble pils, summer ale and octoberfest. [ bob ] octoberfest is an american interpretation of a german marzen style. it showcases five varieties of malt. [ jim ] a maltiness that's clean, sweet, smooth. if it's starting to get a little cold outside, then it's time for octoberfest. octoberfest is my personal favorite. sam adams octoberfest -- it says fall to a "t." ♪ yeah, who do you love? ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: that's our show. you may not remember this. years and years ago we used to have these things called books. they were like paper. you would hold them in your hand and move them around. we wrote one. and we made it out of a hard cover. now we've made it softer. you can get it. each one of them was

here is a list of the places, number five, [inaudible], number four samuel's, number three prime rib, number two volt and number one charleston. >>> three noble prize winner got together to reveal a permanent exhibit about the replacement of the hubble. you can check it out at maryland science center and including a scale model and full description of the mission. the senator has been a proponent of the program helping funding for the launch projected for 2018. >>> tonight the baltimore department of rec and parks advisory board will have a meeting won't be alone. a local group is planning to ask the board about a plan that involves closing some rec centers and handing control of the management to outside contractors. it'll get started at seven. we have crews headed to the meeting will bring you the latest tonight at 11. >> and here a look at what else is coming up tonight. they are every w. even though you wash your hand usn 't protected. a report on the filthiest objects we use every day. >>> and as the weather turns cold children take take their play indoors. tonight why some docto

joining me now, samuel joe wurzelbacher. joe, good to have you with us. >> thanks, mr.h. you saw that statistic. you're in congress. what would be your remedy for that? you're a plumber. you're down there at the blue line down there. you're the working folk of america. this is the income inequity. what's the solution? >> changing the tax code, which brings me to the point, is, why don't the democrats ever talk about changing the 67,500 pages and growing current tax structure we have in place? why don't they ever talk about changing that and leveling the playing field? warren buffett talks about, i pay less tacks than my secretary. his accountants make sure he pays less taxes than his secretary. >> you'd want to simplify the tax code? >> that's what it comes down to. keep it simple stupid. that's the secret to life. >> the tax cuts have gone to the wealthiest americans and hasn't led to job creation. >> they keep paying for it with the lobbyists and special interests. it's not a secret, but, you know, when you sit there and say it's the republicans doing it and not the d

i mean, samuel l. jackson gets on. he get's like 100,000 people. samuel l.s not the animal guy. what's up? [ scattered cheers ] now -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gosh, now what is this? >> it's a tawny owl, it's one of my favorite owls in the world. he looks like a furby, doesn't it? >> jimmy: he's adorable. [ audience aws ] >> and it'll just start talking to you. it's a girl. they get high -- high pink around their eye. that's how you tell the girls from the boys. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> yeah, they're beautiful. they are found everywhere except for the united states. so they're nonmigratory bird. meaning, they're found europe and eurasia. they can spin their head around almost 360 degrees. >> jimmy: so can you, right? >> yeah, it's pretty awesome. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a phenomenal animal. what else did you bring us this evening? >> i got a very, very cool animal. i'm going to hand this off to dangerous dave. yeah, don't look him in the eye. >> jimmy: dangerous dave or the owl? >> dangerous dave. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, just put it anywh

the coolest thing about sam adams is that they put out beers according to seasons. [ jim ] we have samuelr lager, noble pils, summer ale and octoberfest. [ bob ] octoberfest is an american interpretation of a german marzen style.