why, worthy thane, you do unbend your noble strength to think so brainsickly of things. go get some water and wash this filthy witness from your hands. why did you bring these daggers from the place? they must lie there. go carry them and smear the sleepy grooms with blood. i'll go no more. i am afraid to think what i have done. look on't again i dare not. infirm of purpose. give me the daggers. the sleeping and the dead are but as pictures. 'tis the eye of childhood that fears a painted devil. if he do bleed, i'll gild the faces of the grooms withal for it must seem their guilt. whence is that knocking? how is't with me when every noise appalls me? what hands are here? they pluck out mine eyes. will all great neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hands? no, this my hand will rather the multitudinous seas incarnadine making the green one red. my hands are of your color, but i shame to wear a heart so white.

. >> but when it comes to security, the rules are unbendable. >> the warden of cz had a background in military. he was actually a high ranking member of the special forces. he carried himself like a military man. and i was very surprised when i asked the warden what the inmate on staff, the assault stats were. >> translator: in the six years that i have been the warden here, we have not had any such cases. it might seem improbable to you but we did not have any such cases. i put a lot of stress on the prison staff treating the inmates decently and the inmates strictly observing house rules. so if anything happens, it's sporadic. we really do not have many problems here. >> i remember my first day when i come here, it's for me like a horror movie. but, it's okay. >> we met one english speaking inmate who agreed that the staff does what it can to make life here tolerable. serving six months for a white collar crime, he asked to remain anonymous. >> we are small country. we are not rich country like america or like england. this condition for our country is okay. it could be better, but

. >> unbending, uncompromising. >> do any of you blame them all?nds. >> yes. >> this is an important question. how many of you would throw them all out if you could, all of them? why? >> because they're not working together. they aren't making any sense. they're just fighting. >> how are they supposed to work together? >> compromise. everybody has to give up something. >> you would throw them all out? >> yes. >> why? >> because they're not representing what the majority of the people want. >> what do the majority of the people want? >> the majority of the people want a government that works, they want laws that they believe in, and i guess really there is a divide in this country, so that's a big problem. >> i think congress, both houses are in need of structural reform. i think olympia snow has put forth an idea which really makes a lot of sense, that they should work two weeks on and one week off instead of having six weeks off for recesses and not really getting anything done on a current three-day week. >> i think the senate terms need to be sh

these wheels roll, roll from here out, this wheel gets out first, it starts going faster so it just unbends, okay? so what happens, this light over here, the waves of light, okay, will now kinda come like this, bend like that, see what i mean? and over here, a place over here, rays of light come in all direction, maybe light coming like that, bends like this, a person's eye is right here. a person's eye looks out and sees root beer all along the edge. it's an illusion. the root beer is really in here. if the light didn't change speed going from here to here, then you would see the thickness of the glass. i saw a very, very neat thing one time. i saw a bottle of coca-cola. and the bottle of coca-cola was embedded in a piece of plastic. so it turns out that the light wouldn't change speed very much going from the glass to the plastic, and when you look at that, you can see the coke like this. and you could get a better representation of the true volume of the coke, do you know what i'm saying? do you know what i'm saying, okay? but when you take this out on the air, boom, there's a big change

. >> unbending, uncompromising. >> there doesn't seem to be -- do any of you blame them all?is is important question. how many of you would throw them out if you could. all of them? i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores, higher loan rates... ...and maybe not getting the car you want. it's a problem waiting to hapn. check your credit score, check your credit repo, at experian.com america's numb one provider of online credit rorts and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. >>> a decorated prison soldier was thrown into prison for a life and death decision made on the battlefield. his mother is here. first trace with the story. trace? >> reporter: it was days after being in the kandahar unit that he and his platoon started patrolling a well known stronghold of the taliban. they were approached by three me

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unbending, will not negotiate, over and over and over again.d in 90 seconds. >> brian: heather nauert, you have the news, don't you? >> good morning to you. #blamebrian. >> elisabeth: start trending. >> brian: tell us who to blame. >> blame brian. got some headlines. a retired marine trying to raise money for fellow veterans and this is his reward. a punch in the face. brendan o'tool started a yearlong cross-country run last veterans day. but as he was getting ready to run this week, a man came up and attacked him. >> the fact that i'm a veteran is running through our streets insulted is unacceptable. >> came across and cracked me here. >> look at that. he ended up with a bloody face and possible concussion. police were able to arrest the guy who attacked him. but the good news is here action the race raised $100,000 for veterans. >>> arizona police officer, he was told not to wear his police uniform when he dropped his daughter off at school. the reason? parents thought that a uniform and a service weapon were just too scary. the officer poste

. >> unbending. uncompromising. >> huh. interesting.s -- republicans and democrats alike and democrats like barack obama. that what you just heard is the difference between how the president performed in the shutdown than how the president performed. they thought he did -- your listeners will be angry with this, they show he did better than congress. we have one more clip, tucker, which is the anger that the public has towards what's happening with obama care. this is the greatest tragedy of the shutdown is that it obscured just how difficult the signups have been. take a look. >> who believes that obama care will add to the deficits? >> a majority of you. >> would you fire someone? >> i would fire the president zwr you can't do that. >> there's a lot of anger judging by what we just saw. >> yes. i must say something publicly that i don't think others have said before, it deserves being said. it will cause an uproar, but for the first time you actually have to consider the possibility of speaker pelosi. the reason why is that independen