i'm serving inmate edwards a 115 and inmate samuels a 115.y had a fistfight on the yard friday, the 30th of march. they've both been charged with battery on an inmate because one inmate received serious injuries. oh, it's a serious 115. it's an a-1 offense. this is a serious 115. they could lose up to a year of credit earned. where's jamie at? when i go up there, i just talk individuals like i would talk to you right now. we're going to serve this man his paperwork and see what happens. >> you want it right now? >> officer deed, this is officer carson's section. i have a 115 for you for the fight you had on the yard the other day. charged with battery on an inmate with serious injuries. it's a d.a. referral offense. and if you're found guilty of that, it carries a maximum forfeiture of 360 days. okay, being that you're in lockup, you have the right to have an investigative employee. okay, if you have anybody you want to investigate it -- >> anybody on the yard, they seen what happened. i don't know their names. that's what i'm saying. if you

tal es el caso de samuel calderÓn que llegó a este al ver albergue el aÑo pasado. >> yo dormÍa en las de edad. >> hemos visto parejas en la calles viviendo en cartones, una muchacha embarazada con su esposo, hemos visto niÑos, personas, verdad? que uno dice, seÑor, quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando? >> cuando me hablas de una cifra asÍ, de 52.000 personas desamparadas, pero no se cuentan aquellos que no estÁn registrados. >> vÁsquez, que distribuye comida afirma que es evidente que el nÚmero de personas desamparadas va en aumento, para desarrollar este problema las autoridades municipales anunciaron un plan para crear 200.000 u de viviendas asequibles en los prÓximos 10 aÑos, que serÍan distribuidas sin importar el estado migratorio de una persona. >> lo primero que tenemos que hacer no es solamente crear mÁs viviendas asequibles, sino ayudar a las familias que estÁn a punto de perder su hogar con subsidios o asistencia social. >> y eso es precisamente lo que estÁ esperando samuel calderÓn, quien duerme en una silla compartiendo habitaciÓn con muchas personas. >> se pedirÁ ayuda al gobierno

samuel was arrested for stealing from a wine store. his bail was set at two thousand dollars. >> hey, how's it going? i'm sebastian. >> i'm sam. >> good to meet you sam. >> so, would they have been able to help, your family? with a $2,000 bail, that means they would have had to front you $200 in order for you to be released on bail. >> well, it's $2,000 if you don't have a bondsman. and, i never, to be honest, i don't think they could afford it. >> even just $200 bucks? >> yeah. >> how long do you expect to be in here? >> at least until next month when my trial comes. maybe they will drop my case. i'm not too sure about that. but that's what i'm waiting for next month, trial case. >> larry clark was arrested for trespassing. he has been in jail for a month and a half on a $2600 bond, and his first court date is three weeks away. >> if you ain't got it, you ain't got it. there was a time my bond was $250. so how much was that to bond out? >> $25 >> yeah. >> $25 dollars and you couldn't bail out on that either? so it doesn't really matte

. >> samuel l. during the standoff, the guy knows his wallet says bad mother -- >> guess what. they sell this wallet of what samuel l. jackson's character had in the movie. my good buddy marco he owns the wallet. there he is there. not just my buddy marco but a fellow named nicolas. what happens when you have that wallet and you get pulled over by the cops? >> don't show them the wallet. just kind of get your license out and leave the wallet in your pocket. >> i know. you might get shot. >> let's see what happens. here nicolas gets pulled over. >> [ inaudible ] you ran the red light. >> he got pulled over because he treated a red light like a stop sign. >> i'm not going to lie, man. i go through them all the time. i didn't know you were a cop. >> they're in an unmarked car. you can see nicolas being brutally honest saying i do that all the time. >> got your license on you, bud? >> no problem. >> let's see your identification. >> do you have bad mother [ bleep ] wallet. i have to let him go on the fa

and so, samuel, can you tell us about this? >> well, so far, it is what they need is a jolt of caffeine into the whole process, and the whole issue of terror schism that terror i terrorism is the global problem that brings everybody together. because, if you do not intervene in the way that the whole world is about to intervene and the united states particularly happy to take the lead, then the whole concept of that terrorism in nigeria will be spreading all over africa. if they can take it down to west africa. they will have it. >> and in fact, secretary of state john kerry did call ni jeeria, and when asked why it took so long for the u.s. to get involved, this is what he said. >> the government had its own set of strategies, if you will, in the beginning, and you know, you can offer and talk, but, you can't do if a government has its own sense of how it is proceeding. i think that now, the k complications that have ar risen have convinced everybody that there needs to be a greater effort. >> samuel, you well know that there

samuel mccormick. >> hi there. my name is samuel mccormick. i'm [speaker not understood] at san francisco state university. i'm happy to be here and honestly a little bit concerned about all the comments about the sunshine i've heard up to this point. but fundamentally i'm here because i agree with the basic principles of this ordinance. open government and transparency, citizen access to and participation in local government and fundamentally, i read both of these a tenets of democracy, participatory deliberative democracy. on principle the commission sounds great. one of the reasons why i think i'm qualified for this is that i have been thinking, writing, and teaching about these principles for well over a decade now. my first book was on local citizens interacting with public officials, won two national book awards. and the book i'm working on right now is on local citizen participation in public meetings. now, i don't know as much as people who are committed to and have already been on this commission before. but what i do bring to the tab

>> "lego wars " is represented by the samuel l owengallery --samuel gallery exclusively.wner of the gallery is my best friend. i owe him a lot. he was the first person to look at this and say you need to do more of this. >> are you going to do more? the lego movie has grossed $400 million. then you have the star wars movie coming out a year from this december. sunday, may the fourth be with you, i actually made a new piece that will go live on the website that day. >> this sunday. we will look for it. may the fourth be with you. , check it out. coming up, marcus samuelson will talk about his amazing journey from a tragedy in ethiopia to being one of the world's top chefs. he even cooks for the president. ♪ coming up, the kentucky derby. that is this saturday. we will speak to the president of a bourbon distiller to find out how to make the perfect derby drake dashed derby drink. ♪ >> my next guess offers an experience they consider priceless. a chance to mingle with some of your favorite celebrities. joining me now, the president and founder of scarlet and company. our ri

samuel foote tell abc news they personally witnessed patients die. having chest pain. couldn't get in to see his doctor and died of a heart attack. draw your own conclusions on that. >> reporter: the next critical phase of the investigation, who ordered the schedulers to create those secret lists, and how high up the chain does the scheme go? jim avila, abc news, charlotte. >>> the president focused on foreign policy during a speech yesterday at west point commencement ceremonies. the president warned against channelling america's power in to unrestrained military adventures. he presented the crisis in syria as more of a counterterrorism challenge than a humanitarian one. >> we will step up our efforts to support syria's neighbors. jordan and lebanon, turkey and iraq, as they contend with refugees and confront terrorist working across syria's borders. >> speaking of syria, there are reports that a u.s. citizen has carrying out an al qaeda linked suicide bombing there. an international terrorist group released the photo which it claimed shows the bomb

being with us, and helping us to understand a little bit more about this, still evolving situation, samuel, is is from the nigerian american leadership council. >> thank you. >> when we return, taking justice into their own hands. left unprotected and afraid, ordinary mexicans fight fir themselves a fault lines report from the heart of the drug wars nix. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. also the battle over benghazi, plus a man recently has been robbed set as tram, and kill as teen when he walks into it. we will hear from a daredevil not long after he leapt off the world's tallest building. >> in mexico's continuing drug wars thous

being with us, and helping us to understand a little bit more about this, still evolving situation, samuel, is is from the nigerian american leadership council. >> thank you. >> when we return, taking justice into their own hands. left unprotected and afraid, ordinary mexicans fight fir themselves a fault lines report from the heart of the drug wars nix. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >> on real money with ali velshi, a yearlong series, america's vanishing middle class... >> i'm on a mission, that i have to keep this business going... >> three families struggling every day >> we had to pull the whole retirement fund... >> real stories... real people... real advice... >> you need to pay the water bill, if you don't pay it, we're shutting your water off in a half hour >> how will you survive? >> the stakes are so high... >> america's middle class: rebuilding the dream on real money with ali velshi

and samuel mccormick seat 11. and all those are really took into consideration not only your application and your testimony today, but also all the background information, some experiences as well. so, with that, i'm happy to see what my colleague would like to say as well. >> similarly, the remark of having a diverse group of people is high on my agenda and it' been high on every committee, tac, commission and so forth, that we've been able to appoint. ~ it's we bring this up all the time. i'm also looking at the, if this is the correct record, of who missed meetings and so forth. it looks like at least for a while, there's always been a quorum so i'm not sure what people are saying. on this sheet, started 6-12, 6-6-12, there's never been more than looks like two people that were absent from the meeting. there are some overlaps in regards to the people you named. for seat 6 i would also reappoint david pilpel. seat 8, todd david. seat 10 louise fischer. on my -- people that i felt comfortable with would be for se

he was samuel clemens before he became mark twain n. the spring of 1863, he made a decision that brought him one step closer to the fame he craved. on may 2, 1863, mark twain boarded a stagecoach bound for san francisco. the trip from virginia city, nevada; to the california coast promised more than 200 miles of jolting terrain, sleepless nights spent corkscrewing through the sear rahs and alkali dust so thick it caked the skin. twain, at 27, already had more interesting memories than most men twice his age. he had piloted steam boats on the mississippi, roamed his native missouri with band of confederate guerrillas, and taken the overland route to the territory of nevada that was named after a local indian tribe. now he fell in love with the first and only metropolis of the far west. after the deserts, he later wrote san francisco was paradise to me. its grandeur and festivity exhilarated him, and he gorged himself with abandon. he drank champagne in the dining room of the lick house, a palatial haunt of high society. he toured the ple

mientras que samuel no jugÓ por lesión en la rodilla. bÉisbol de grandes ligas.reras a cuatro. atlÉtico abriendo serie ante detroit. estuvo punto de lograr la atrapada, pero la pelota se puede cuadrangular. llegÓ procedente de los padres de san diego. vÁmonos, afuera! seis entradas, 2/3 y tres abanica: los atlÉticos de auckland ganaron por marcador de 10 a cero. vea estas imÁgenes para reÍrse. se hizo amigo del recogepelotas. los centros un lado, le cambiÉ la raqueta por el paraguas. compartiÓ bebidas. y de paso, un brindis. ante los aplausos que bajaban de la tribuna, la aprobaciÓn el gesto del tenista. durante el debut en el roland garros. zumo nueve tÍtulos al vencer en la final. al equipo de san miguel. los mitolÓgicos del dragón. y quÉ manera de perder del atlÉtico de madrid y quÉ manera de ganar del real madrid. el gol del apache de cabeza! >> no era tan buena onda. ( risa ) >> aprovecho, mato dos pÁjaros de una sola piedra. y cada vez que donovan haga algo bueno, va a ser un eco que tendrÁ.. ojalá que le vaya bien en el mundial, porque la verdad va a ser u

como nos dice samuel no todo estÁ de acuerdo con el cambio a la ley. >> una ley desata polÉmica porqueovoca la ley contra las mujeres. por el temor que nos van a quitar los niÑos >> una ley similar podrÍa hacerse realidad en el estado de colorado. en otros 17 estados del paÍs consumir droga es considerado abuso infantil. >> no es la mejor manera para controlar el uso de sustancias prohibidas, porque lo que estÁn haciendo es criminalizar en lugar de educar. >> la ley tiene detractores y seguidores. son muchos los que afirman que no tendrÁ efecto a las mujeres embarazadas adictas. >> el problema que vas a tener muchas mujeres que estÁn embarazadas, no van a buscar ayuda. porque van a decir si busco ayuda o s declaro que uso drogas me van a meter a la cÁrcel. >> muchos consideran que la ley separa a la familia si la madre es enviada a la cÁrcÉl. >> no les basta con redada de migraciÓn de separar para familias que quieren imponer esta ley. estarÍa una ley que proteja a la mujer embarazada con asistencia para rehabilitarse. >> es un programa piloto porque saben que no va a funcionar. va a t

that was julie samuels executive director of the engine research foundation. time now for a very quick break but stick around because one we return we're bringing you the best of the very best from this past week plus edward harrison and i are tackling your viewer feedback in our weekly accrued interest segment but before we go here are a look at some of your clothes the numbers of the bell stick around. and a society. where for ration mind you can. do and the bag and all that all about money and i was actually sick for a politician right the last right. here just to let. the days i eat. that. welcome back now it's the end of the week and that means it's time for our best of the best segment now we covered a lot of ground this week and let's start off with mr paul craig roberts now he argues that the powerful have more of a say in how our economy and our political system work and a lot of people would agree with him then we have eve smith who blasts private equity claims of job creation saying that it's a very dubious claim in her view and i gotta agree with h

thank you for joining us today, a samuel. >> thank you, betty. >> i want to get your reaction to thehe capital and how it could affect the purported negotiations between the government and boko haram to get the girls released? >> well, boko haram have not been determined to be trustworthy in any negotiations, and the people of nigeria have to take charge of this in addition to the government acting. people have to be ready to call in suspicious activities, and the fight has to be the entire nigerian populous that should be involved at this point in time. >> and samuel, the u.s. spends $20 million a year helping the nigerian government fight terrorism including the be ingi ra and what should and could the u.s. be doing at this point? >> well, some tof the offers of the united states are welcome and if the officials of nigeria can pick up on all of the varied opportunities as quickly as they can. there is no time to sit around and do a lot of talking. you know, the government has to be an action mode 100% at this point in time. and we cannot fault the officials until this matter is res

la selecciÓn nÚmero cuatro correspondiÓ a los buffalo hills, seleccionaron a samuel.cto, un sistema gracias william. >> buenas noches. >> regresamos, no le cambie. @ñ÷÷ >> el riesgo padecer un derrame cerebral, los investigadores hicieron un estudio que involucraban a cientos de personas, encontraron que quienes consumÍan frutas y vegetales disminuÍan mÁs de un 30% la posibilidad de un derrame cerebral, que la cuarta causa de muerte en estados unidos. >> despuÉs de estar en una serie de escÁndalos que rodearon la trÁgica muerte de su esposa jenni rivera, loaiza ahora enfrenta un nuevo reto. >> el ex beisbolista estÁ en bÚsqueda de talentos para el deporte. >> al mismo tiempo estÁ en la bÚsqueda de talentos musicales para iniciar nuevos proyectos y dejar atrÁs los dramáticos momentos tras la muerte de la diva de banda. >> mÚsica, deporte, las dos cosas, quÉ hace? nos vemos maÑana a las seis, muy buenas noches. o continuaron posando, como si nada. >> asÍ terminamos. >> es jueves 8 de mayo de 2014, estos son los titulares: el gobierno recordÓ a las escuelas del paÍs qu

the president sitting among a-list actors, barbra streisand, samuel jackson and sharing the stage with bruce spring teen. >> tomorrow at walmart, energy efficiency, walmart striving to be powered by 100 renewable energy. >> katie, thank you so much. we want to take you live to lax, marine one right there. we expect the president to be coming out, deplaning any moment now. as we mentioned, he's going to be stopping by in san diego. he'll come to the bay area arriving at moffett field around 4:00 this afternoon. as katie mentioned watch for traffic around 101. as he's here visiting as we see president obama walking down, makinghis way to "air force one" waving, want you to know there's protests expected during the trip. inventor lists opposed to extension of keystone pipeline have been out for his last visits including the one in san francisco last november. democrats and republicans in the senate have been bickering over whether to allow a vote to construct the controversial pipeline. it remains to be seen whether we'll see the protest while he's in the bay area. again, he's scheduled t

you see barbra streisand there and also samuel l.kson was there and also look at other big names. liam neeson who plays a strong role in the foundation. the whole thing hosted by conan o'brien. now, later on today air force one will land 4:00 p.m. at moffett field and the president is expected at the home in los altos hills where he will have a roundtable discussion with 30 people. each paid $32,000 to attend that event. the president very interested in tech here. you might remember this iconic photo from february 2011. a photo with a visit from silicon valley when he sat down with a who's who. carol barts, mark zuckerberg and steve jobs. he was very ill at the time and later on this evening the president will head to the fairmont hotel for a dnc fund-raising reception. those tickets, by the way, cost $1,000 to $32,000. that is the president's schedule for today. on friday, he will visit walmart in mountain view where his focus will all be about the importance of energy efficiency. people are very divisive over that company. walmart

. >> and here, samuel, we know the rule here. you don't ne gosch quite with the terrorists, but -- negotiate with the terrorist, but would the government of goodluck jonathan who has been widely criticized not to find the girls, this is an exception, that they will negotiate with the boko haram to get back these girls? h. >> well, the circumstances are certainly calling for unusual means to resolve this, and maybe it is not with the government of good luk j goodluck jonathan and maybe with some intermediaries who have some access or the informal access to proceed with some e negotiation, because the girls' lives are at stake as it is right now. >> sam standby, because i want to bring in stephanie gosk who is across the border in nigeria in the capital of neighboring cameroon, and in burundi, i believe, but stephanie, what more can you tell us about the video we have been seeing? >> well, there are a few more important things, craig, that we should look at. first of all, we don't know when it is shot, and we have to keep that in m

samuel foot works for the va and was the first to allege in an effort to improve records, hospital officials kept a secret unofficial list of veterans that sought medical care. >> this was basically an elaborate scheme to coverup patient wait times and coverup patients that we didn't have providers for. the main problem was a huge demand and relatively limited supply of service. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, the house veterans affairs committee voted to subpoena all va e-mails and correspondence regarding the phoenix hospital scandal and the possible coverup after the va refused to provide them voluntarily. >> the last few weeks have been a model of va stone walling, which precipitated the need for this subpoena. >> reporter: in an interview with nbc news, eric shinseki promised a thorough investigation and says he ordered a review of all va hospitals. >> my responsibility is to ensure that a review is done quickly and thoroughly and then something is done about it. >> there is clearly a problem here. >> reporter: veterans gathered in san diego today to send a strong unified message. >

samuel frappier got stuck on a ledge at colorado's rocky mountain national park on tuesday.ain, wet, cold, in t-shirt and running shoes. he was able to call for help using a cell phone and was rescued by helicopter yesterday. >>> a just released study shows that almost a third of the world's population is either overweight or obese. that's more than 2 billion people, according to the university of washington. the u.s. has about 13% of the world's fat population, greater percentage than any other country. researchers found that as people got richer, they gained weight. no country has been able to curb obesity in the past 30 decades. >> and 3-d printer technology has proven to be useful in the operating room. doctors in england were able to create a new hip for a 71-year-old woman. alphonso van marsh has details. >> reporter: meryl richards has had six surgeries to fix her hip which was shattered in a car accident decades ago. >> that's a good nearly two inches there. >> reporter: she hope this on rag will be her fast. doctors near london are using 3-d printer technology to gi

yvonne with the california office of spill prevention and response and molly samuel. why is there so much concern? >> there are two on the table in the bay area. the pittsburgh one you mentioned, the west pack oil terminal that would wring in crude by rail, ship and pipeline and there is another, the valero refinery wants to build its own rail terminal. meanwhile, kinder morgan is bringing in crude by rail. the concerns come down to safety, the accidents that you've mentioned and this isn't just in the cities where the terminals are but going back up the tracks to where the oil comes from. >> why is there so much more oil being transported now, tom? >> because fracking especially. there is a new supply of oil in the united states, which has a ready market in the united states, in canada and overseas and so much available. the trouble is where it's coming from is not rich in pipelines the way that the coasts are and various parts of the south are. as a result, if you sell the soil, you have to transport it. since it costs billions of dollars to build a pipeline, what d

and samuel mccormick seat 11. all those are really took into consideration not only your application and your testimony today, but also all the background information, some experiences as well. so, with that, i'm happy to see what my colleague would like to say as well. >> similarly, the remark of having a diverse group of people is high on my agenda and it' been high on every committee, tac,

senator tom coburn samuel government we stopped in some of the stark as examples of lavish spending by the military in recent years. my favorite fact that their force bought six hundred million dollars with airplanes in the city were delivered and ship them to the best ever built and actually never used the kinship to prepare arizona. not to use wire be built solely because of the garden of jobs in ohio and a contractor who is pushing for the straps pentagon in the case didn't want them so rather than leaving the transporter planes in the desert on trust congress has directed the department of defense to get fourteen of them. the us coast guard for free. twenty seven jane wasn't the military's only ethical fiasco after spending three years and nearly three hundred million dollars on a state of the art surveillance plan. yes we finally decided to de link the project for that long endurance and multi intelligence vehicle was nicknamed the route linking high flexibility of flying unmanned surveillance missions for three weeks at a time. however a number of delay his unreleased eight along

among those in attendance, samuel l. jackson, liam neeson, and bruce springsteen who entertained the crowd. traffic, though, it was so bad during the president's visit in l.a. that drivers started a hashtag on twitter called obama jam. let's bring in mike inouye. can we expect our own obama jam here? i guess if you're stuck in traffic, you have a lot of time to tweet. >> hopefully the copilot will be doing some tweeting. we want no drama obama. hopefully that will be the hashtag or something similar. if you look at highway 101 here, it's possible he's going to take a helicopter from this airfield to los altos, his destination, first one, but if he travels by car, here's a look at how his commute could be impacted. moffett field, air force one touches down just before 4:00 at 3:50 this afternoon. then the president heads to los altos for a roundtable meeting. highway 101 is right there by the airfield. we have 85 and 237 in the area. so he starts at moffett field to start his trip, and you know, highway 85 and 237 complet

was rescued from a ledge on the tallest mountain in the rocky mountain national park. 19-year-old samuel frappier of quebec was rescued in colorado yesterday. he became stranded the day before about 1,000 feet below the 14,000-foot summit. >> i spent all night shivering on a small rock. >> frappier was hiking with a friend but got separated along a technical climbing area where there is no trail down the mountain. >>> a man gets hit by lightning and lives to tell about it. >> oh, boy. that was in south dakota. a storm chaser got struck by lightning as he shot video tuesday night. the bolt sent dust rising and blew a hole right in the ground. the man was not seriously hurt. lucky. >> and shot the video. >> and shot the video. >> crazy. >>> 4:51. there's mounting pressure for the head of veterans affairs to step down. the troubling information coming to light about how long patients really had to wait. >> how a stolen scooter is reuniting a san francisco giants player with batkid. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> sunshine all the way to the coastline today. about 75 in san mateo, 81 in redwood city

samuel foote tell abc news they personally witnessed patients died. >> reporter: do you believe people died because of the delay. >> one of them was having chest pain and couldn't get in to see his doctor and died of a heart attack. draw your own conclusions on that. >> reporter: the next critical phase of the investigation, who ordered those schedulers to create the secret list and how high up the chain does the scheme go. diane. >> again the news still coming in. thank you. >>> we move on next because millions of americans are making their way home tonight. and facing a series of obstacle courses. across the country. in some places flash floods. powerful storms and others, twisters and lightening and hail so strong it could crash the windshield. abc's ryan owens is tracking it all tonight. >> reporter: inundating rains are flooding parts of the south tonight, swamping streets near new orleans. tornado and flash flood watches and warnings are posted throughout the area. one confirmed twister touched down here in garyville, louisiana. >> it scared the devil out of me. >> reporter: wind

. >> samuel frappier was stuck on a ledge at 13,000 feet in a rugged part of rocky mountain nationalm canada was airlifted and taken to the hospital by ambulance. but before help arrived, he had to spend the night in the freezing cold, wearing only cotton clothing and tennis shoes. >> i imagine people are saying that i'm stupid. and they're right. it was stupid. and i'm never going to do that again. but i'm lucky it ended well. >> he is lucky. frappier left the hospital overnight uninjured. park rangers say he is an inexperienced climber. he had no technical equipment. it took dozens of rescuers to save him. >>> breaking overnight, brad pitt got a scare on the red carpet in hollywood. pitt turned out for the premiere of his partner angelina jolie's new disney movie, "maleficent," when a man jumped a barrier, ran up to him and made contact. abc news has learned that the lapd booked the guy for misdemeanor battery on $25,000 bail. he's identified as the same ukrainian reporter who also got into trouble for trying to kiss will smith. >>> topping our health news. the entire world is appa

senator tom coburn samuel government we stock related some of the stock as examples of lavish spending by the military in recent years including the air force's nc twenty seven j spartan an airplane that can take on thinly and on unpaved runways my favorite. point in the program and this is the fact that their force bought six hundred million dollars with airplanes and assumed they were delivered and ship them to the bench terry has spent a reported five hundred sixty seven million dollars on the projects since two thousand seven hundred twenty thirteen reports by midday today we knew was found that at least a dozen of these transport airplanes or moving straight from the assembly line into a storage unit in tucson arizona without having ever been flown on the military mission ever built and actually never used the kinship to prepare to arizona in active use. why were they built solely because of the pr queen of jobs in ohio and a contractor whose passion for this job pentagon in the case didn't want them so rather than leaving the transport airplanes in the desert own crust. congress

material and what an fire his evolution from a provincial scribbler into a great american writer from samuellemens and mark twain. so mark twain continues to visit san francisco and then he decides to move their permanently in the spring of 1864. so what he does, he comes into contact with the city's leading literary figure and the two of them are going to form a very complicated love-hate relationship that will continue in the coming years beyond san francisco. so bret hart likely look at. he might be seen in this stylish overcoat with a splash of color and a crimson necktie that set him apart from the rest. every folded fabric of the young man's outfit would be carefully arranged like a brilliantly plumed bird. if your eyes happened to meet his, he would smile. if you spoke a few words including summit would be agreeable, but there would be no yarn spinning or anything to remind one about the macho wildland mark twain. he preferred to be admired and there was much to admire. at 26 years old he had become the literary light of the pacific coast and no small feat in the state were even the s

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samuel foote, tell abc news, they witnessed patients die.e died because of the delay. >> one was having chest pains. couldn't get in to see his doctor and died of a heart attack. so, draw your own conclusions on that. >> reporter: the next phase of the investigation, who ordered the schedulers to create those secret lists. and high high up the chain does the scheme go? jim avila, abc news, charlotte. >>> the maker of cialis, wants to sell its pills to men over the counter. the plan needs approval. if it gets the okay, it would be the first drug for male impotence to be sold without a prescription. >>> the baby girl kidnapped from a hospital, and the band of young detectives who came to the rescue is our next report. it began when a day-old baby was snatched by a woman dressed as a nurse. >> reporter: in the arms of this officer, 1-day-old, baby victoria, being returned to her parents, after she was kidnapped just three hours earlier. it was monday evening. the new parents were cuddling the newborn in their hospital room in quebec. that's whe