bruant fused the slang and experience of the poor into songs of bitterness, and rage.yrics of filth" fumed one critic-- but audiences loved him. it was unrequited love. beginning in 1881, bruant began a career of insulting the rich and singing his outrage at the broken lives of the poor in a montmartre cabaret called le chat noir-- the black cat. ♪ (narrator) the owner, rodolphe salis, created a shrewd mix of anti-establishment politics and avant-garde culture that sought and found a clientele of artists, writers and intellectuals. the cabaret was the center of their activity. they began publishing, illustrating books, exhibiting their work, and establishing montmartre as the center of the world artistically. everybody who came to paris had to stop by and visit the cabaret chat noir and to encounter these artists who literally and figuratively looked down on the rest of establishment france. (narrator) the chat noir was an enormous success-- and a source of inspiration for artists. a weekly newspaper edited by salis spread the cabaret's irreverent message to 20,000 rea

. >> in prison slang known as shanks.hey are the deadly weapons that inmates create from behind bars with an ingenuity that almost defies imagination. >> they get a disposable razor and put both blades, one on each side of the tooth brush. slice them. it fillets the individual wide open. >> inmates do almost anything to hide the weapons they spend so much time manufacturing. >> the first one looks like a wire shank. these are all covered or wrapped in some kind of latex material, then lubricated with whatever they find. >> how long can they keep it up there? >> i believe the average time is maybe about a day. when it's time to pull it out, sometimes it won't come out. and that leads to other problems. >> inmates go to such extreme lengths to fashion and conceal weapons, officers must be outfitted with the high tech nonlethal arsenal of their own. at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anything else. to control these inmates deputies had to resort to what's known as a four

this group is recordinglies in tunisian slang, doubled over a french cartoon.y have a huge audience on social media. the message of this sketch is don't vote unless you know why you are taking part in the elections. >> when you watch television campaign adverts, they don't reflect the streets. easeians. you see the upper classes and people running forly driving a porsche you see the upper classes and people running forly driving a porsc porsche. one of many graduates who can't find work, she travels to this did he ha the education system hasn't years. mediocre. >> jobs and dignity were among the slogans of the uprising in 2011. so there is frustration that unemployment keeps rising. >> when you speak to young people in cafes like this, many will tell you they don't know if they are vote okay sunday. they feel like the parties aren't taking the issue of unemployment seriously and they politicians. >> tunisia's government sizit's trying to create jobs but the economic uncertainty has led to many young people travel to go europe illegally. it may have partly contr

this group is recording lyrics in tunesian slang to dub over a well-known french cartoon.nd the message is don't vote unless you know why you're taking part in the elections. >> when you watch television campaign ads, they don't reflect the streets. you only see the upper classes and people running for election driving porsches. >>reporter: that's why many young people are angry. he's one of many graduates who can't find work. she travels to this job centre every day. >> the education system has not changed for countless number of years. it's just becoming more and more mediocre. >>reporter: there's frustration that unemployment keeps rising. when you speak to young people in cafes like this, many of them will tell you they don't know if they're voting on sunday. they feel like the parties aren't taking issue of unemployment seriously and they also don't trust many politicians. tunesia's government says it's trying to create job but the economic uncertainty has led to many young people illegally traveling to europe and may have contributed to the presence of more than 2,00

>> if that's how you want to put it, that's my little slang, my little lingo, but yeah, so all day, missu know. doing the same old, same old. and when it come to sleep people say you can sleep throughout the day. sleep all day. you can't do that because you'll be up all night. >> deputy stangle who helps run the segregation unit handed down the sanctions against bloodworth after a brief hearing with him. bloodworth has asked to speak to stangle. >> 14 long days. >> it is 14 long days. >> what would do you if someone called you a bitch? >> i would go to the unit officer and tell him what is going on. >> no, you wouldn't. that's a lie. it's a respect thing. >> i wouldn't swing first. that's what i would not do. >> wouldn't swing first? >> so, what would you do? >> it's not up to me what i would do. it's a per case thing, it's what you chose do that matters. you chose to fight. >> i don't take no -- >> i know, it's a difficult thing. no shorts, bang first, questions later. >> you know how it goes. >> you know what hoods get along, you got the whole system down pat. >> i don't have the whole

. >> slang for high grade marijuana. >> but these videos posted to facebook pages help police tie someet of images. caught by surveillance cameras, a series of robberies beginning in january 2011 targets mcdonalds, safeway, rite aid and safeway stores. the suspects four men in all waved guns and stole more than $275,000 in cash and checks from store registers and employees. still pictures from instagram and elsewhere shows piles of money prosecutors say were taken in those robberies. oakland police arrested 23-year- old melvin landry junior in may of last year. federal investigators linked him to three alleged coconspirators using social media accounts including vine videos showing two suspects mixing cough syrup with soda, a pistol and bag of marijuana near by. they're now facing a federal racketeering inindictment with thousands of charges that could bring them decades in prison. some of thehorse significant evidence comes directly from defendants cell phones -- some of the most significant evidence. coconspirators appear to be boasted their crimed through messaging on their cellular

some of that louisville slang. >> walden is not alone in feeling depressed about leaving a child on theutside. laron moore's recent self-abusive behavior resulted in his being removed from his cell and placed in a restraint chair. now in a calmer state of mind, he explains why he was upset. >> my son. i know -- i know some way he's missing me as much as i'm missing him. but i try not to think about it. >> moore, now on new medication, has been taken off suicide watch. the jail's goal is to return him to general population. >> hi. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. how are you? >> that decision will depend in part on whether dr. easley feels he's ready for it. >> what made you so mad and angry? >> that i let my son down because i ain't never -- my father was there, but he was doing the same thing i'm doing, in and out. and i feel like if i can be there with my son more and more, he won't turn to the streets like i did. like i was looking for a role model -- >> so you hope your son doesn't imitate -- if he does imitate you, that he imitates the good parts. >> yeah. pretty muc

. >>> at the fairfax county adult detention center, ginger lucas is what's known in jail slang as a frequent flyer. over the past decade, she's had multiple arrests for crimes including theft and prostitution. and she's well known to staff but for the wrong reasons. >> she was a management issue. loved to fight. loved to fuss. didn't -- i mean, she disregarded authority. she didn't care. >> a few years earlier when lucas was even bigger than she is now, private first class clayborn had to take her to the ground to break up a fight. >> yeah, she took me -- yeah, that little thing is strong. >> from training -- it doesn't matter how big they are. you have to take them down when you can. sometimes when you're by yourself. she's changed a lot. a heck of a lot. >> it hasn't just been a change in behavior. at her heaviest, lucas says she weighed nearly 600 pounds. she's dropped almost half of that and wants to lose more. >> people make fun of you sometimes. can't do a lot of things i want to do. what is, it six flags? they got the new superman and all them rides out and all that. well, i couldn't

this group is recording lyrics in tooupizian -- tunisian slang, to dub over a french cartoon, they have huge audience on social media. the message is don't vote unless you know why you are taking part in the elections. >> translation: when you watch television adds they don't mirror the streets. >> reporter: that is why many young people are angry. this is a graduate who can't find work. she travels to a job center every day. >> translation: the education system has not changed for countless number of years, it's more and more mediocre. jobs and dignity are among the slowingians of the uprising. the frustration that unemployment keeps rising. we speak to young people in cafes like this. many tell you they don't know if they are voting on sunday. they feel like the parties are not taking the issues of unemployment seriously and don't trust many politicians. >> tunisia's government is trying to create jobs. economic uncertainty led to many travelling to cities. more than 2,000 tupizians have been seep in armed groups in -- seen in armed groups in syria and iraq. voting can make a differen

known by other inmates in his general population housing dorm as jit, short for jitterbug, prison slangor a young, naive inmate. >> smile for the camera, baby face. look over here. tell me how you living. >> i come from a good family. where i went wrong, i can't tell you right now. i am thinking about it now where did i go wrong. shame is all i can think about. i am ashamed. can't show that in here. >> why not? >> they eat you alive. >> but mccaffrey has made two friends in his dormitory-style housing unit who he feels he can trust, 38-year-old jason piersol and 36-year-old matthew kemp. >> i think he is looking for a father figure and he is hanging with us. no, i'm just joking. >> everybody needs a war daddy. >> scared. but no, i vibe with them well. they're good people. these are good guys right here. we look out for each other. especially me being one of the youngest people in the compound, they look out for me. >> when you see somebody who is 21 in here, what goes through your mind? >> what the hell are they doing? what are they doing in here? wouldn't want to see one of my kids in

animals. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ our eyes come close let me show you everything i know the jungle slangked fool ♪ ♪ fresh out of an icky gooey womb a woozy you ♪ ♪ dopes upon a silky smooth perfume ♪ ♪ right my little pooh bear wanna take a chance wanna sip this smooth air kick it in the sand ♪ ♪ i'd say i told you so but you just gonna cry you just wanna know those peanut butter vibes ♪ ♪ mind my simple song this ain't gonna work mind my wicked words and tipsy topsy slurs ♪ ♪ i can't take this place no i can't take this place i just wanna go where i can get some space ♪ ♪ truth be told i've been here i've done this all before ♪ ♪ i take your gloom i cut it up and puff it into bloom ♪ ♪ right my little pooh bear wanna take a chance wanna sip this smooth air kick it in the sand ♪ ♪ i'd say i told you so but you just gonna cry you just wanna know those peanut butter vibes ♪ ♪ mind my simple song this ain't gonna work mind my wicked words and tipsy topsy slurs ♪ ♪ i can't take this place i can't take this place i just wanna go where i can get some space ♪ ♪ ♪ hold my hand flow back to the

talked about, the fact that she down black people at will and then backtrack and --ome the jury and slangnd information whether it be true or untrue, to justify that murder. we saw that in the release of the tape with mike brown. that had nothing to do with it. aaron wilson was responding on an entirely different call when he encountered mike brown. we're seeing the ridiculous nature of racism and we have to work on that and recognize it within our communities. once we start realizing our black skin is being weaponize, people are seeing our melanin as a threat, then we can move forward and that is what we're really working with the weekend of resistance, moving forward, showing people they are not alone. i went to date and spoke with the ohio student association who's done a lot of the work around the john crawford case. they have been a great help in just building with other communities that see the same issue, have had the same problem. and we can move forward from there. change the perception. change the perception of what it means to be young and black. i think that is what we're doin

that's been -- there's been a lot of tension for a long time -- >> the thing about it, that type of slangor that mud slinging, whatever, was against a different group or a different entity, if it was an anti-homosexual thing, if it was an anti- if it was a racist thing, they'd come down with all of their power to find out who said it, they have to be held accountable, they need to get, you know, get the electric chair. but here it's like, yeah, we're not going to investigate it, it is where it is. that says a lot about where their head is at. >> breaking news, this is a situation we have been watching, a small plane has crashed at the mid continent airport, and this is wichita, kansas. this is brand new video coming in to fox news now. you can see the plumes of black smoke, this could be seen from miles around. the faa is saying that a twin-engine beechcraft king air lost engine power just after takeoff this morning. again, this is at an airport, the plane crashing into a building on the property while attempting to return to the runway. fire trucks positioned near there, of course, that'

. >> gunning is prison slang for masturbating in front of others. >> but i didn't do it, wasn't thinkingbout her, wasn't looking at her at all. didn't even know she was even there. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admits it. >> like i say, it's like this, you know what i'm saying? i'm a man. not ashamed to say what i do, know what i'm saying? yeah, okay, i gun. know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm saying, you masturbate, you get off. that's your choice of sex. to me that's safe sex. i'm being straight up with you. i have nothing to hide. >> bell has accumulated more than 20 disciplinary reports for obscene or profane acts. >> we take the charge, the obscene and profane act charge, very seriously. it's sometimes referred to as gunning. we keep a database of our gunners. and we actually use door magnets. any time a female enters the wing, a magnet is placed over their door. they ca

known by other inmates in his general population housing dorm as jit, short for jitterbug, prison slangaive inmate. >> smile for the camera, baby face. look over here. tell me how you living. >> i come from a good family. where i went wrong, i can't tell you right now. i am thinking about it now where did i go wrong. shame is all i can think about. i am ashamed. can't show that in here. >> why not? >> they eat you alive. >> but mccaffrey has made two friends in his dormitory-style housing unit who he feels he can trust, 38-year-old jason piersol and 36-year-old matthew kemp. >> i think he is looking for a father figure and he is hanging with us. no, i'm just joking. >> everybody needs a war daddy. >> scared. but no, i vibe with them well. they're good people. these are good guys right here. we look out for each other. especially me being one of the youngest people in the compound, they look out for me. >> when you see somebody who is 21 in here, what goes through your mind? >> what the hell are they doing? what are they doing in here? wouldn't want to see one of my kids in here. i've go

hey ♪ ♪ ay what you think we in the neighborhood for standin in the trap i'm an '80s baby used to slang you listen i can get you paid but not interested in you say ♪ ♪ if it ain't about the money don't be blowin' me ♪ ♪ up i ain't gettin' up if it ain't about the money ain't no use in you ♪ ♪ ringin' my line stop wastin' my time ♪ ♪ if it ain't about the money nah i can't even hear what you say i ♪ ♪ ain't finna do if it ain't about the money you can miss me with it ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, it's every parents worst nightmare. kids running from their school after a student opens fire in the cafeteria. tonight, new details about the popular freshman turned killer. and the tearful reunions of those who survived. >>> plus, action figures. brad pitt has one. the stream stunt doubles with the most unforgettable fight scenes of hollywood's stars. >>> and, nature's

and those recruited members now became known as big ears, but it also has like a slang meaning, nosy,ike you're listening out. so the san antonio inmates took this name, they were proud of it. >> according to officer rodriguez, the recruits were not often rewarded for the dangerous jobs they were assigned. >> these new recruits, they were abused early on in the mid to late '80s. they were used for all of the job, the suicide missions if you want to call them that, jobs you knew you were going to get caught doing. those referred to these guy as crash dummies. they said, you're going to do this job, and get it done. now they kind of started thinking about it why are we doing all of these jobs and we're not get anything out of it? and as time progressed, they realized that, they outnumbered the true members of the mexican mafia. so in 1997, they decided to break away. >> even though the two feuding gangs were cut from the same cloth, today, they're very different. >> the mexican mafia and the orejones have a different personality. you can spot them by talking to them. >> mexican mafia me

hey ♪ ♪ ay what you think we in the neighborhood for standin in the trap i'm an '80s baby used to slangima catch a felony ♪ ♪ if you listen i can get you paid but not interested in you say ♪ ♪ if it ain't about the money don't be blowin' me ♪ ♪ up i ain't gettin' up if it ain't about the money ain't no use in you ♪ ♪ ringin' my line stop wastin' my time ♪ ♪ if it ain't about the money nah i can't even hear what you say i ♪ ♪ ain't finna do if it ain't about the money you can miss me with it miss me ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, movie theaters, rec centers, even lazy rivers. is it college or vacation? welcome to luxury university. with tube wix prices skyrocketing -- >> let's take a look. >> so are the perks. >> walk-in closet you can walk into. >> and tricked out campuses. is it really the best way to spend that money? >> i definitely think all dorms should be like this. >>> plus, deadliest catch. this job is not for the faint of heart. >> wipe that smile off your face! >> at the mercy of the weather and the waves. oh, and all that raw fish. >> oh! >> but on these dangerous wa

"foo fighters" was a slang term that they used for u.f.o.s in world war ii. >> cooper: now 45, grohlbut he is still considered one of the greatest of his generation. nirvana was recently inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame, and its likely, one day, foo fighters will be as well. grohl lives in los angeles with his wife and three young daughters. none of them seem to care their dad is a rock star, particularly when they just want to go swimming. he doesn't like to be away from home for more than two weeks at a time, but has begun a new tour and is already planning another album. >> grohl: this is all i do man, like... >> cooper: there's not other interests you have? this is it? >> grohl: all i do is shuttle kids around in a minivan, and then come down here and be in the foo fighters. that's it. and i'm not lying. that's true, man. >> cooper: foo fighters will be returning to each of the eight cities where they recorded "sonic highways," but grohl is looking forward to one city in particular. >> grohl: that week we had in new orleans totally changed my life. >> cooper: how so?

when they walked down the street, they were listening for a catch phrase, some slang. when they read the newspapers, they were looking for a story that they could turn into a song. and so when war was declared in 1914 at the time when tin pan alley had come into existence and was flowering, it was blooming -- you know what tin pan alley was. you're all nodding. tell me then. what was tin pan alley? notice how the room just changed. what was tin pan alley? >> it started as a neighborhood in a particular block. >> let's look at more than geography and get at the heart of what it was. >> writers would gather. it became more of an idea or a concept. >> the song writers would gather there. yeah, they did. why? no, no. it's where the music publishers were. and most of the song writers in the early years of the 20th century -- the professional song writers. i'm not talking about charlie with a guitar and pencil. song writers were under contract to the publishers. and they would crank out what the market wanted, because they were told to do so. that is, contintin pan alley is

a slang not so complimentary word for an american militia guy. so macdonougeh gets to bring the fleet out. he sails north to champlain at the northern end of the lake to say to the british look at me. come on down if you want, but if you come down i'm going to make you pay for it. he feels he has got naval superiority. he feels he can cope keep the british naval force block kadeed in the richelieu river. and then he hears that the british are building another warship, a super supership where their navy base is. they laid the keel for the biggest ship of them all. a 37-gun frigate that changes the entire balance of power. if they put that on the lake all of a sudden macdonough's large ship and his schooner is overpowered. he writes to the secretary of any i have and says william jones i'm the guy up in lake champlain. you authorized mow authorized me to build the fleet. i'm feeling good about life and then i hear about the super ship. i have to have another ship. the secretary of navy says no, i don't think so. you know, we have already spent so m

when they walked down the street, they were listening for a catch phrase, some slang. when they read the newspapers, they were looking for a story that they could turn into a song. and so when war was declared in 1914 at the time when tin pan alley had come into existence and was flowering, it was blooming -- you know what tin pan alley was. you're all nodding. tell me then. what was tin pan alley? notice how the room just changed. what was tin pan alley? >> it started as a neighborhood in a particular block. >> let's look at more than geography and get at the heart of what it was. >> writers would gather. it became more of an idea or a concept. >> the song writers would gather there. yeah, they did. why? no, no. it's where the music publishers were. and most of the song writers in the early years of the 20th century -- the professional song writers. i'm not talking about charlie with a guitar and pencil. song writers were under contract to the publishers. and they would crank out what the market wanted, because they were told to do so. that is, contintin pan alley is

. >> slang for it? pork? the waste book always is generates outrage by critics who say the project are suspect, look suspect even on paper. they include a study to watch grass grow (laughing). >> really? stud toy watch "good day" live philadelphia. no, $10,000 for the stud toy watch grass grow. monkeys playing video games. ya. $171,000 for that study. almost $400,000 to study the impact of swedish massages on rabbits. and there is tens of thousands of federal employees, place dollars on paid administrative leave. in some cases, for years, after being accuse the of misconduct, but they're still being failed. the washington post just put the figure at well over, listen to this, $775 million of waste. >> in the private sector, nobody would be sitting at home for three years waiting for the company to resolve their administrative and personnel problem. there would be hard and fast rules. they've got short period of time to make their case. and then if they deserve to be fired, they would be fired. >> project do h