and since then, trotter has done his share to maintain his image of that. >> trotter has maintained thate was defending another inmate from abusive staff. >> some of them were stabbed but some of them were beat up. some of them went to the court and overexaggerated their wounds. >> the judge in trotter's case saw nothing to laugh about. >> i was found guilty of one count of attempted murder, one battery, four counts of criminal defilement and one count of rioting. and i was sentenced to 142 years. and was like, wow. most violence is spontaneous. that's what that was. it was spontaneous. one incident led to something else led to something else led to something else but it is never the solution. >> trotter has now been in prison for 26 years 73 due to his role in the riot and other disciplinary problems, he has spent 16 of those years in the securitied confinement unit. >> due to his behaviors in the past, trafficking, extortions, intimidations we consider him to be a risk to our safety. therefore he was placed on administrative segregation. >> trotter has spent many years in confinement r

few people know more about how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter.fter ten consecutive years there, he has been released to a transitional housing unit on his way back to general population. >> probably known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation that he has. i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man. this. this is what i do all day long, drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does. just ice water. you know. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement

jennie trotter: i became aware of communities that had very little resources. i mean, in fact, none. as a result, these kids were very idle, getting involved in juvenile delinquency and just nothing going on in the community, so it became the community program... we were able to get state funding and since then, we've branched out doing so many things. "i've come this far for free statand i won't turn back,en, i'm climbing the highway from my old dirt track..." one of the many programs that she developed, is the simba violence prevention program for incarcerated youth. "laced with wisdom, came up in the ghetto where they're killing, where young brothers' occupation be drug dealing. where in prison we die slow..." tarita triplet is program coordinator. the four objectives of the simba program is to teach violence prevention, african american history, vocational skills and artistic classes. millicent pierce is one of the simba instructors. this program "count the cost" was started as a result of my own experiences with violence, first as a victim of violence, sec

. >> a high schooler with down's syndrome will be a harlem groeb trotters. >> its his second game everr spending four years as team manager he practiced with the philadelphia 76ers, and now, he's suiting up with globe trotters for a game coming up in early march. they say he's going to be their three-point specialist. >> awesome. >> oscar sunday is this sunday, matthew mcconaughey is a best actor nominee and will be presenting. >> he's won a golden globe, critic's choice and sag ward for his role in "dallas buyers club". ama is obsessed she didn't get the chance to sit down. but one on one with mcconaughey talking about his career. >> enjoy your life that way. only got one. >> matthew mcconaughey has dozens of movies to his credit. six years ago he took a decision to step back. he was away from the screen for a couple years but during that time, a reenergized actor was born. >> the first time i talked to you is for, i want to say "daysed and confused" then a gri grisham movie. then a young man thrilled to be in the business. are you the same today? . >> i know more about my what makes

please be aware that the commission did not trotter any disruptions and when speaking before the commissionf you care to do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll president hasz. commissioner wolfram. commissioner hyland. commissioner johnck pr commissioner matsuda and commissioner pearlman. commissioners first on your calendar t is general public comment. at this point the public may address the public with respect to jound agenda items your opportunity when be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes. i have one speaker card >> richard rothman, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm richard rothman i'm back here again talking about the building at the zoo. they opened the children's playground there so the building is now assessable and hopeful that that will be opened up and the next thing the recreation and parks department put in a grant for the historic preservation commission for the rec and park and the zoo society to do a study to see how much it would cost could renovate the building

please be aware that the commission did not trotter any disruptions and when speaking before the commissionyou care to do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll president hasz. commissioner wolfram. commissioner hyland. commissioner johnck pr commissioner matsuda and commissioner pearlman. commissioners first on your calendar t is general public comment. at this point the public

jennie trotter: sometimes you just practice some relaxations whether it's, you know, listening to music or exercising together. there's some great slow moving, deep breathing exercise that say, you know as a rule, or having family meetings because there's so much going on to talk about who's doing what. for some families, the concept of family meetings, or even just time together, may be difficult to achieve. the family uniis din in very different terms these days. we have single parent families, we have parents where both parents have to work in order just to make ends meet. catherine parrish: i see many children who are latchkey children, who get very little one-on-one time with their mom or dad, who have nintendo, sega, four pairs of sneakers. spending time with your mother or father is probably the most precious gift you can give your children. not so much the quantity but the quality of that time, and that that child recognizes that as a special time for him to share with his mom or his dad or both, or whomever the caregiver is. as children get older, the value of time together, an

>>video >> reporter: the gold truckers hess signed him for one game the globe trotters has signed thisne, game. they can not be enough of that the video ! it warms my heart >> pam: yes. the he has sought an impact on people be used we love that we love it we lot! we love it! >> reporter: this such a positive story. >> pam: while you are upset about the rangers remember we needed. goodnight we need the rain! (garbled radio transmission) oh, oh, oh. you should have worn gumboots. i'm fine. i'm agile. so hodgins asked angela to marry him. twice. and she turned him down both times. i heard all this from angela. yeah, but she tell you that he said that he was... that he wasn't going to ask her to marry him? yes. and she said... "i'd like to marry you." kind of sudden, bones. let me think about it. what? no, booth, that's what angela told hodgins. (chuckles) you're joking. you know, a lot of psychologists say that jokes are the way we manifest our hidden desires. yeah... ow! geez! are you okay? yeah, i'm fine. what do we got? during a foot pursuit last night, suspect tosses a knife into this

it's an experiment designed by a former harlem globe trotter. >> i think it will be an exciting brandf ball because of unknown. >> they are applying the globe trotter tour model to what they hope is a new franchise. he imagines coeds plays. >> you see a man against a woman, who will win? >> the players make $25,000, a solid incident ist for athletes to put in the time. heather says the money helps, but she is there for the love of the game and to prove a point. >> fifg girls the same park to want to do this. the first few teams in new jersey practice together. men and women are adjusting. >> for get that they are 6 foot 6. i've been chucked a few times. i get up. >> i haven't been dunked by a female. if that happens, i'll quitting. >> tonight is the first game night. it starts with three men and women. women get 4 points. this is how the game hooks. it's faster, a bit rougher. there are plenty of fouls, charges and checks. the scores are tight the whole time till the jersey jammers take the game. >> we showed them we can hit the n.b.a. 3, and run as fast as them, and run laps around t

so i understand the globe trotters gave you a ring. is that true? what did they want to know? february. they wanted me to come teach them. and we were in the gym and i was trying to show them and they were like, it's impossible for us to learn it. we want you to perform with us. so they let me perform with them. >> oh, my gosh. that's fantastic. ashlee, you're amazing. thank you for your time. the click is ticking. time is up for us. here's your host rachel nichols. >> forget the cold. nothing stops america's ul mat party. two words, peyton manning. loud and proud, super bowl show stoppers today. time to get game ready with exclusive interviews by rachel nichols and expert analysis from nfl's larry fitzgerald. breaking down veteran versus youth. and style against heart. learn x's and o's of earning a championship ring. live on super bowl boulevard next on cnn. >> welcome to new york. just over 24 hours to the biggest football game of the season in the shadow of the big apple in new jersey. all for the right to win this trophy, we are here in times square which has been transfo

and it's nothing but net for a harlem globe trotter pulling off this incredible trick shot. >> get inis on. it's over. >> after a few dribbles. 65 making a shot five stories above madison court in new york city. this shot has never been done before. >> the world famous basketball team is celebrating 88th year. they are such a family friendly. wonderful entertainment troop if you ever get to see the harlem globe trotters. >> has it been tried before? have a lot of people shot on basket. >> this is how the knicks practice. this explains why they are losing. >> can we try this on the court? coming up on the show a star opportunity and the class president but he was just suspended from school for fighting and suspending his sister. his parents -- now his parent wants to sue because they have a case. we will debate that. >> can't sister anymore. we couldn't make this one up. it's national youth enrollment day. big push to get people signed up for obamacare. the problem? the site is down. lots of luck. live report coming up. i saw this red, blistery, ugly looking rash and i felt this horrib

tonight i'll be at the turf and tap and trotter on the grill. >> that's the problem. restaurants if i don't get to cook the food. it's only been a few months of actually living the life of two restaurants and i probably put -- they're only a mile apart but i probably put more mileage on my car in than in the past ten years prior. it's been a source of pride. >> many same you were the pioneer of all that. >> it's kind of funny when i hear that because people have been cooking this tup of food for thousands of years, you know. so i think that -- it's the same food i would sigh in a potd simmering on my grandmother's stove to. hear that it's trendy or cool or me being a pioneer seems kind of odd, but think you do absolutely see a lot of this style of cooking more and more in restaurants and that's a great because they're great parts? as i hand you this dish to sign we want to ask you if if you would have this meal with anyone, who would it be. >> i have a feeling it could be your grandmother but i don't want to guess. >> you came close. it would be my grandmother and gra

. >> mackenzie wethington got a special visit from harlem globe trotter.n him. wet >>> a bizarre and dangerous arrest. >> outrage this morning after police handcuff a firefighter who was helping to save a life. >>> and later, people who love mixed breeds, i hope they love the saying, every dog has its day is true. the westminster dog show is welcoming mutts for the first time. we have the story of one little contestant who is already deserving of a prize. check him out. you're watching "world news now." ♪ one moment in sunshine ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. ♪ >>> well, firefighters who went to the aid of accident victims on a california highway got caught up in a flap with the highway patrol instead. >> one firefighter was handcuffed and put in the back of a police cruiser as the car lay upside down on the road. reporter allison ash much our san diego station has the story. >> this is ridiculous. the chp is arresting -- >> reporter: that's radio tr

please be aware that the commission did not trotter any disruptions and when speaking before the commission if you care to do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll president hasz. commissioner wolfram. commissioner hyland.