. >> i was going to say, my mom taught me how to play spades. >> my mom taught me, too.with inmates accused of more serious crimes, he's made some new friends. >> i'm jay dizzle. i be rapping and stuff. >> that's my bodyguard right there. that's my bodyguard right there. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get around in your town i'm from l.a., it's how we get down snends >> while gonzales has made the most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got rig

hopefully they'll fail -- hopefully they're thwarted -- let's call a spade a spade. we didn't thwart the time square bomber. it just they weren't as capable. or even the subway bombing, the trial that just finished in new york, they had to communicate back one more time because they couldn't figure out how to wire it just right. i don't take a whole lot of comfort from this. it may not be an attack that could kill thousands of people but it could can hundreds or several dozen. fun have a bunch of those it could be devastating and it could have devastating economic effects as well. i think some of the shifts on how we stand al qaeda beyond just the core, that's why i think it so important to go beyond just debating what is the core today, what might it be tomorrow? it's unbelievably relevant and i think your paper was very, very good but it's beyond that. i think we now agree it's also the affiliates and the idea that this has messed metastasized. they are driven by two things, a radical ideology. but what opens them to it are things that have to do with social cohesi

i will always call a spade a spade and if there are international u.s. policies that are detrimental to our country or even to that of latin america i will denounce them strongly and i will never ever allow my country's sovereignty to be affected by them. because. they may base. the government closed the u.s. base at montauk. can you tell me why you decided to close this base because they said that here you know what it would do you except having a foreign base set up in your country julian. in any case if the matter is as simple as i once said you know ok it's not a problem to set up a u.s. base in ecuador but if we can give the go ahead as long as we are granted permission set up an ecuadorian military base in miami there is not an issue they should agree. are you having a lot of fun with the it if you julian i'm glad to hear that you need to. present the. president. why did you want us to release all the cables but again they know that those who don't know anything have nothing to fear we have nothing to hide your wiki leaks have made us stronger as t

perpetrated by the assad regime and we've been very consistent in this government about calling a spadede and that is exactly what is happening on the ground in syria and it needs to stop. >> the pentagon says the focus is still on diplomatic and economic ways to stop assad. united nations special envoy kofi annan called the latest mass consider a tipping point. >>> the sound of bulldozers rumbled through towns and villages in italy today. crews are removing the damage from collapsed buildings after a strong earthquake. sixteen people were killed by the second strong earthquake to hit that region in nine days. at least one person was still missing last night. some 14,000 people have been left homeless by the quakes and aftershocks as they continue. >>> the entertainment world is mourning the loss of another musician this morning. doc watson died yesterday at a north carolina hospital after recent abdominal surgery. watson, whose real name was arthell recorded 60 albums in his half century career. doc watson was 89 years old. >>> they are getting ready to roll the dice near arundel mills

central bank chiefs meeting their security precautions ahead of the meeting were heavily ramped up spade even going as far as to reinstate checkpoints along its border with france in a bid to try to limit the number of demonstrators possibly arriving from within europe now the fear was that a potentially massive protest could turn violent thousands of riot police were deployed there with reinforcements on standby the e.c.b. chiefs meantime resisted calls to begin buying up spanish bonds as investors abandon the country's debt auctions instead they're urging patience over austerity saying it needs time to work all this is spain reeling from those disastrous unemployment figures twenty five percent a million strong austerity demonstrations economist yanis varoufakis says he sees glaring double standard. while the easing be spent over the last few months one trillion new financing bankrupt banks. being cleared to be loaned because creative and. it is excusing to come to this is for states like spain like portugal like ireland like greece and to come to this is european union the whole requi

a spade regimental ten when we come back we're going to talk more about the regulatory side of this because that is an aspect of this story that i do want to touch on we'll have more after the break with reggie middleton entrepreneurial investor also still ahead it's back by popular demand the word of the day and i'll respond to your comments and your feedback too but first your closing market numbers. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else. part of it and realize that everything you. are welcome is a big. thank you. welcome back we're talking facebook with reggie middleton who we're doing a little victory lap with because he called this ok he did his homework he's a good analyst he said facebook was overvalued gave a million reasons why maybe not a million but a lot meanwhile just like sheep to the slaughter people got creamed by the stock they poured into it so we're talking about some of the conflicts of interest that may have resulted in this hype between underwriters and analyst with these massive wall street fi

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a spade instead we have to call on financial experts investment wizards look out they bowed down to jamie guy in and said how brilliant he was how brilliant he was if you are on the inside of the game you could be brilliant who exactly i guess the question becomes and i know this is a big one in a situation where we do have these actions going on and being supported or at least kind of the narrative that says that it's acceptable by the press by the public how do you get banks back to their purpose where they are financing the economy and not gambling. oh it's not going to change with that with the with the two headed one party system that we have in place look where they get their campaign financing from or i should actually should use the proper language who gives them the bribes and payoffs to do what they want them to do it's the big corporations the big banks big agriculture of big pharma so nothing is going to change in this country not until the i believe we have a direct democracy system where the people vote on major issues if you would have put up bailing out the banks to

a spade regimental ten when we come back we're going to talk more about the regulatory side of this because that is an aspect of this story that i do want to touch on we'll have more after the break with reggie middleton entrepreneurial investor also still ahead it's back by popular demand the word of the day and i'll respond to your comments and your feedback too but first your closing market number . drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of people have made who can you trust no one who is you who with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism school sessions when nobody dares to ask we do our t.v. question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else or see some other part of it and realize everything. you don't i'm talking hard it was a big issue. the mayor would like a little luck and they alone until they'll get the real headline with none of them are the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're comp

if they're not thwarted, and let's call a spade a spade, we didn't thwart the times square bombing, it's just they weren't as capable. they couldn't remember how to make the bomb so it would actually go off with the right materials. or even the subway bombing that the trial just finished in new york, where they had to communicate back one more time, days they couldn't figure out how to wire it just right. i think in some ways that's most likely. so things -- i don't take a whole lot of comfort from there. it could kill hundreds or several dozen. and if you had a bunch of those, it could be devastating and it could have a devastating economic effect, as well. so i think some of the shifts in how we understand al qaeda beyond just the core, that's why i think it's so important to go beyond just debating what is the core today, what might it be tomorrow? it's -- unbelievably relevant, and thomas, i think your paper was very, very good. but i think it's beyond that. i think we all agree, it's also now the affiliates, and it's very much the fact that this idea has metastasized, and we don't d

and let's, you know, let's love each other and let's respect each other, but let's call a spade a spade, okay? enough said. >> i'm going to go -- let me just do this. i'm going to go to reverend tony and let him respond. then i'm going to take four or five questions from the audience and then i'm going to give each panelist two minutes to take charge to see what your call to action should be. >> one of the joys of congresswoman waters is she's always straight up with us. she talks real straight up just with a range of folks. if you allow me since we're here as a pastor, i think the church also needs to be straight up. and needs to be straight up about where we are and even analyzing our level of strength in this moment. sometimes when you act like you're stronger than you are, then you don't do what you need to do to get stronger. and one of the challenges -- i don't think many folks want to deal with is that we're looking at a time period in which most of the major houses that have historically have been utilizing these kind of efforts aren't as strong as they used to be. you all will

>> reporter: spade is a long-term investor. he thinks facebook will stand the test of time and be a good investment if you're patient. >> i think if you're a long-term investor, it's a reasonable thing to do, to think about buying in the ipo. otherwise take your chances. >> reporter: a sentiment we heard a lot when we asked facebook watch eers if they wou buy in. >> facebook turn into a place for e-commerce, could make more money off credit. they have all kinds of ways they could make money. when wall street looks at this they sech huge, huge opportunity. >> reporter: ipos can be rocky especially for consumer tech stocks. pandora, zynga, groupis on, all consumer friendly, all seeing their stock prices fall shortly after going public. >> we as investors, we are consumers, we understand the technology. we're using it every day ourselves. >> reporter: and that, financial experts, is why so many people want in on the facebook ipo. people feel good about-face book the company and they want to own a piece of it. for now the ipo is te

i'm playing some spades.nything works for money. >> at santa rosa, a simple game of spades serves a purpose. the prison-issued playing cards are like nothing you will find on the street. >> these are the only cards they sell, dead people, homicides, missing people. that's all they sell. >> it's cold cases. they hope some of the inmates may see the cards and know something about the case where they can help solve the case, put the family at rest. >> did you ever see anybody you know in there? >> no. if i did, i would still say no. >> why is that? >> because these are dead people. that's, somebody playing for. unsolved homicide. >> when we gave jesse kozlowski a personal camera to use in the privacy of his cell, he explained why he wouldn't help solve any of the cold cases, even if he could. >> would i want a homicide to be solved? i feel ambivalent to that type of question for the simple fact that me being incarcerated for someone snitching, to a certain extent, i hate snitches, so i wouldn't want a homicide t

we've been very consistent in this got about calling a spade a spade and that's exactly what's happening on the ground in syria and it needs to stop. >> the pentagon says the focus is still on diplomatic and economic ways to stop al assad. the latist massacre was called a tipping -- latest massacre was called a tipping point. >>> in italy still searching for survivors after a devastating earthquake. 16 people are dead and one is still missing. >> reporter: this is the moment a 5.8 magnitude earthquake hit northern italy, people forced to leave in this blue tents already displaced by an earthquake nine days ago shaken up again. a warehouse worker who rode out the quake tells his story of survival. translator: i was inside. thankfully we had tied the beams securely, but it was tremor. >> reporter: as cruise search the tremors continue. powerful aftershock still felt hours of quake hit. schools and public buildings have been evacuated. translator: the shock was stronger and longer than the previous 1 two weeks ago. >> reporter: that earthquake killed seven and displaced thousands. the prime

with had to give the spades up. because axel is sitting on the snow. and the wall metal causes it to melt. the more the slow melts. the deeper the vehicle sinks. so we need to dig some of it out. but don't worry that happens all the time. before we ended up stuck in the snow romani of danny had been travelling for almost thirteen hours nonstop more than an hour has been wasted here. not a single vehicle has passed by them in that time remembers thoughts of focused on the ailing reindeer in the village of how to steal. his nerves are so. strained to the point and this setback has not helped him on get rid of some of the snow from the storm messing around with. off off off off. is the hay for the horses yes the hay will last for three days make sure you don't believe matches behind i hope you got emanation with you yes but not much. give something to the dogs. good ninety ivanov expected a package to arrive last night there are no special shops for hunters in the village of boone york to where he lives in that he usually orders his ammunition from your c

we start with some kate spade items. the swimming suit?eady to play a little hooky, we're done with the rain, ready for our soirees. this is kate spade. you can start at $50 which is a great gift to give. and if you buy a bathing suit it comes with this little raft. isn't they great? so you can buy something for yourself and this can be the free -- >> float around in it. very cute. >> okay. and so then moving on you need to spruce up your outfit. a great way to do it in envelope clutch, $78, comes in all colors, little sequin number here. it fits a lot. so this is just an easy way to spruce up any little black dress or any outfit. >> very cute. >> these are for you. i see you eye wear, $24. reading glasses, sunglasses. they come with this little cute case. >> these look good on you. >> let's switch. >> okay. >> so this is just another great way to spruce up your look. >> it's fun. yeah, i see you eye wear. >> cute little covers, too. >> which makes them giftable because my mom always loses her eyeglasses. i have like 20 of these for her. >

you can also catch an ex-spaded special edition of the wgn news at 5:00 following the cubs-sox game.. >> a proposed super pac ad generates some heat for the owners of the chicago cubs. it was meant to smear president obama but it may do a little bit more than that. could it hurt chances for funding for renovations of wrigley field? >> i don't think that's fitting. in a campaign of any nature. >> mayor emanuel clear on how he feels about a proposed political ad targeting his former boss president obama, making matters even worse, that ad loosely linked to one of chicago's favorite teams the cubs. not any of the team's owners but their father joe rickets. >> america is too great a country for the conflict they are talking about. it's insulting to the president and country. >> titled the defeat of barack obama the plan to end his spending for good. it referred to the president as the metro sexual black abe lincoln who has emerged as a hyper partisan hyper elitist, hyper liberal politician. the $10 million super pac ad would have featured the president's one time pastor wright. during th

the president likes to play spades.think he slammed the big joker down on the table yesterday and kind of scared mitt romney back -- set him back a little bit. but the romney campaign has to be very careful, the democrats lived through this in 2004 running against president bush. you can't throw everything that you have at that income bent. you've got to be very disciplined about going at the economy, if that's your message, sticking to it and not getting distracted by these other issues. >> all right. let's get distracted for a moment since you've given me the segment. this is just, i mean -- you know, everybody has people like this in their past in some way, shape or form. publishing kpermts from an upcoming book called "barack obama the story" which has diary entries from a woman named genevieve cook whom the president dated in 1984. she said the first time she told the president she loved him, which means he was loveable, there's the good side, he said thank you. well, maybe he was nervous. okay. she also wrote, quo

i have it in spades. i think i have it in spades when it comes to fiscal responsibility. i base that on the fact may have been vetoed more legislation than the other 49 governors in the country combined. all government -- all government's needs to occur under the strict adherence to the united states constitution. as governor of new mexico, i made very few promises. i promised to veto any tax increases. i vetoed every single tax increase, not one single penny of tax was increased over in a year. in new mexico. the had never happened before. i promised there would be fewer state employees when i left office than when i got there. there were 1200 your stay employees when i left office -- your state employees when i left office. that had never done -- that had never happened in the history of the state. i promised to increase the amount of money we spent on education every year. i did that for eight straight years. that gave me the liberty to talk about real school -- real reform that was bringing proper reform to education. if i had promised everything i delivered as govern