for example if you are in administrative segregation, you cannot visit your child. often people are in the administrative segregation for reasons completely unrelated to violence or crimes of violence, and home detention should be considered instead of incarceration for non-rye lent offenses and i know that rebbeca is here from the district attorney office and i have spoken to district attorney about this issue and he is also concerned and so we hope that we can begin working closely together on these issues a a result of this hearing. working to reduce the stigma for the families affected by incarceration and it is smag that we need to be more aware of in terms of of how we function, as individual agencies as well as together. i know that lori is here from the child support and she has been very supportive and has worked very closely with our office on these issues and done the workshops and any time that i have sent a person over there, who had issues with the child support, it has been addressed. and so, going forward, you know, my hope is that we come out with s

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prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fee answer -- fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin hall checks out his hooch. .  >>> don't pour my wine before it's time. >> three days ago calvin holmes made a batch of hooch. inmate-made alcohol. now that's it's fully fermented, it's time to check the results. >> let's test this. yeah! >> our crew described the odor as a sickenly sweet combination of rotting fruit and alcohol. but since it was made only for demonstration purposes, neither they nor holmes would be allowed to taste it. >> and the end of

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thank you very much >> thank you. >> i live in 445 visitation avenue i have a wife she's sick. she's been to hospital many times we're trying to find a cure my kind of noise gives her a really busing sound we have main concern and i have 6 years and 18 months old the last time i did this they made damage to my property we going back and forth and whatever damage they do they repay and now they refuse and my grandson is they come and detach my roof and my building is made out of stucco in the 30s whenever any kind of damage it is done to my property. >> thank you. >> (calling names) jordan. >> good afternoon, commissioners. commissioner president wu. i'm jordan i'm an attorney representing a client who owns property anothers 2505 to 9 bayshore boulevard and 445 to 44 7s visitation avenue. i understand this is a very well liked project by everyone it's going to improve the city and good for visitation avenue, however, the demolition project a lot of damage was done to the building it is a costing litigation and going forward there are less expensive means and channels for grievan

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prison administrators can still suspend his visitation rights or only allow for non-contact visits. a consequence that could impact his upcoming prison wedding. >> this is my girlfriend jody. we were getting ready to get married before i got caught with the phone. if they take my contact visits i don't know if we can still get married. hopefully we can. i love her. she's a great girl. she's sweet. >> you won't be getting married right away? >> i probably won't be getting married right away. >>> coming up -- tye and his fiance enjoy a contact visit but it may be their last.'s >> i love you. >> i love you. >> and calvin hall checks out his hooch. , don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, and perfect quiet. we grow escape, bragging rights, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater with miracle-gro. what will you grow? share your story at miraclegro.com. is all ready the brand ofstate wthe year.dou grow? berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. that's keeping you from the

we know they don't just make these visits randomly. what was behind this visit then?inarily really. you think about "game of thrones" as a product, it's just so successful, isn't it? this is a real example of how a tv show can have a massive impact on one country. so they estimate that having the film, the show filmed there has brought something like $140 million into that local economy. 900 permanent jobs. thousands of other temporary jobs. it's a country of less than 2 million people. so that was really why she was there. and an extraordinary success of this show. i think she's a fan of what it can achieve. >> i can understand why she doesn't watch. most of the kings and queens end up dead, impaled. painful deaths. i can see maybe she wants to shy away from that. max foster for us in london. >>> we're going to move on from the queen to the president. don't know if he watches "game of thrones." what he thinks the best perk of being president might be. he talked about this during his summit on working families. he mentioned air force one. all presidents love that. his

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. >>> visiting turkey in an effort to boost ties between the two countries. zena hodar has more from ankara. >>> former iranian presidents have visited turkey. they visited istanbul. the focus is on boosting trade. these neighbors need each other. they need each other's markets. turkey needs iran for natural gas and oil. it reliance on importing this natural resource. sanctions have been able to skirt those sanctions l he paying for oil and natural gas using gold. now that has upset the u.s. government but for turkey there is no going back. they need this project.

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and so we visited with whitey. 72 hours later and he was very proud of himself.made it through the 72 hours. everything is good. >> how are things going for you in general population? >> it's cool. i'm done with my little 72-hour trial period so i'm going to raise some hell today. >> we looked at each other. wait, wait, wait, i don't think that's what sergeant colette meant. >> remember what he said. >> he said i had 72 hours as long as i made it 72 hours in general population i get to stay. if i got in trouble i had to go right back and i wasn't getting out. i made it my 72 hours so i can raise hell now. >> if you get in trouble you go back to seg forever. >> not necessarily. >> i think that's -- >> this wasn't the deal. that's not the deal that i signed. >> i found that be comical in complete witty fashion that he would look at it that word for word. 72 hours and thought once that 72 hours is over everything is back on. >> that wasn't -- you guys heard wrong. >> whitey held his destructive side in. when sergeant colette came to the unit later that evening, he f

he was on his way to a conjugal visit with his wife, alexandra. >> translator: it's a private visit betweenand her and nobody else. we can spend three hours together. >> just a few of the american prisons profiled on "lockup" allow conjugal visits. usually overnight stays between well-behaved inmates and their spouses. what made this visit so unusual, however, was that alexandra is not only vladimir's wife but his partner in crime. she is currently incarcerated at a serbian women's prison and was transported to zabela for the visit. >> it's a nice privilege for somebody locked up. >> translator: it's not a privilege. it's their right. the right of every prisoner who has a spouse. >> translator: well, i feel good about it. but i also have cold feet. it's hard to explain. i sometimes wonder if she even wants to see me again. i mean, i don't know. it's hard to put into words, but i'm happy about it. >> finally, vladimir and alexandra are reunited. though zabela was like no prison we've ever seen, the warden claims the unusual atmosphere here is effective. >> translator: it was a conscious deci

visits. >> in ukraine, an important first step. president petro poroshenko begins negotiations with russia. he says he wants to meet daily until the crisis resolved. but even before the talks began, there was fighting in slovyansk. david chater has the latest. >> separate uprising in the east. these volunteers have joined the so-called azoff battalion, a special force raised by the administration. just over the horizon behind me is the crimean peninsula, some of the volunteers come from crimea, from sweden and from italy and most surprisingly some of them have come from russia. but the one thread that links all of these men's, getting a crash course in assembling rifles, adopted the battle name of murman. in another ten years i wit willt belong in my country. a lot of people won't belong in their country. we'll be like the red indians in america. >> we found a 52-year-old italian who left behind a wife and child to fight for ukraine. >> for my political information i fight where my comrades are, so i felt immediately at home. and t

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july our most visited temporary exhibit ever. and and that's because st. louisans really care about their your eager to and talk about it. one of my curators came up to me ae other day and said that young member on one of her tours came up to her and said i never was so. louis interesting. and that's the goal. that's the goal for all of our exhibits. if people leave those exhibits saying history is a lot more thought it than they was before they went in, then we've done our job. and that's really the great thing about this c-span tour of because all of, these cities on your list have a iscinating history that worth knowing about, but it is missed.n it's also very important work, because we know that knowledge and engagement with the past to a concern for the present, and an investment in future.ed then when you're in st. louis, it also just maps to be a hell fun.lot of so thank you very much for listening. i hope you will go see the you haven't already. thank you very much. [applause] you're watching american history tv, all week

a look at our recent visit to st. louis, missouri. you are watching american history tv. >> st. louis is celebrating 250 years of history. the museum has put together an 250."incalled the public a story and shares with us selections from one of the exhibits live sections. st. louis is a collection of incredibly diversenot just in tf architecture, but the effect they have had nationally. we have local artist draw all 50 places in the giant chalkboard mural behind me. where people can find out much more information electronically about each lace and a photo gallery one through each one. people can go find each one of these places up on the wall and they can dive further in. we have a descriptive -- we have a photo gallery of the place. some of them, they were places that were formally very noticeable and now you would never see them. river,other side of the a massive native american former and 1300s.n the 12 this is a very large urban area for the native american culture. on the st.an mounds louis side of the river, too. this was 100 some odd feet long. you could not miss it. in 1

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. >> i was really nervous about the visit because ray was so nervous.n we showed up to film the visit, we started with ray, and he was a wreck. he hadn't slept. he was fidgeting. he seemed anxiety-ridden. >> what's going on? >> you know what? you know, i haven't -- i haven't seen my daughter in so long, know what i mean? i'm already like all-- i didn't hardly sleep last night. >> and then i was worried for him because i was hoping everything was going to go well, and he had so much at stake. >> so should we wait for you to get ready? >> should i get ready now? >> yes. >> oh. are they here? >> very soon. >> okay, okay. all right. yeah, yeah. >> a short time later raven arrived along with another of ray's brothers and his sister-in-law. >> yeah, yeah. >> you have a visit. >> all right, all right. yeah, yeah. >> you go when i call. >> all right, thanks. yeah i'll hurry and do this right now. it's been a long time since i even had a hug, know what i mean, any kind of contact from anybody. i still got this big heart. always have and always will, you know wha

i see you enjoyed our visit. i simply -- i know you will get up to speed on reform, i would commend you under secretary miller's reasons comments pointing out that the current profitability of the gses is unsustainable with their shrink requirement of 15% of their portfolio on a regular basisafr all-time low. the question senator tester asked, the recent stress test shows potential vulnerability up to $190 billion of additional. others have been working how we improve this legislation. i would ask the fourth or fifth time. my hope is you will be confirmed, get up to speed very, very quickly and gse reform will be first out of the box on your list of priorities. do you want to add a quick comment to move to senator warren? >> thank you for the comments. if i am confirmed, i do look forward to working with you and the committee to hopefully bringing some fresh energy to this and to helping to move housing finance model that i think works for americans. >> there are improvements on the legislation, senator warren an

both sides stressing it is an important visit calling it a historic visit.y want to give the sense that relations between the uk and china are improving after the problems there were following that meeting between david cameron, the british prime minister and dally llama. we've had several visits of high profile visits. david cameron went six months ago. lee is coming to london to re p reciprocate that. both sides say the importance of this today is to build and develop business relationships between the two countries that are so important for both sides. >> mike, we mentioned human rights records of china. delicate discussions to be had aren't there? >> yes, very delicate. human rights will be on the agenda. of course as they are every meeting senior ministers of china and united kingdom. they want to make the arguments and go through points in relation to human rights and other political issues as well. they want to emphasize this meeting is is really about the business relationship, about the economic relationship. they see the politics as improving. they

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we have this report from ankara. >> iranian leaders visited turkey over the years. this is the first time in two decades that a head of state was received in a presidential palace in appingara. both country attached importance to hassan rouhani's visit to the turkish capital. iran and turkey are putting aside political dipses on syria, focussing on what brings them together - business and trade. . >> translation: the rain yap president came with many members. the agreement opens an era in economic relations. >> there was no mention of a new era in political ties. >> reporter: this does not signal that the countries are closer on syria. there are deep divisions, both countries supporting rival sights. iran is a strategic ally, and turkey a fierce critic and a supporter of the opposition. >> it was clear rain has not changed its policy on syria. hassan rouhani welcomed the re-election of his ally. >> translation: we discussed syria and egypt and agreed what is important is peace and tability, and the fact that the will of the people should be recognised in both cases.

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the iranian capital is rearing team foreign policy with rouhani visiting turkey. they have had strained relations in recent years. the pakistani taliban claims responsibility for an assault on karachi airport that killed at least one to eight people, including all 10 attackers. we begin with representatives from iran and the united states meeting in geneva for the first official talks in decades. they seek a deal on the disputed nuclear program. neither the location or schedule has been announced. however, the main issue is expected to be finding a route to an eventual lifting of sanctions. iran hasating with become easier for western powers since june of 2013 when the hard-line president was replaced by hassan rouhani. three months after his election, the new president visited new york addressing that u.n. general assembly. during his visit, he called barack obama, the first official contact between the radiant and -- irani and nus president in decades. >> i reiterated what i said in new york. there will be important obstacles to moving forward and success is by

country and so we ended up with a couple of cities, memphis and chicago and so on and we were able to visit cities and then we moved into the direct interviews with experts in the field, which also improved the stake holders and the end users and probably the most important piece is throughout the design, we corroborated with all of the workers and the cit working group and looked at their focus and priorities with a trained eye towards how we can then incorporate all of those ideas into a 40 hour course that is designed for the police officers. we had to change from the police culture, we had to change from running into call as fast as we can and trying to ascertain everything as quickly as possible to maybe take a step back and deescalating the situation and using voice and so on and that is really a difficult process, but we have incorporated all of that into the training, and let me go through some of the other issues. we did and we completed site visits to the local resources such as the door clinic and the hospitality house and i think that what is a hallmark of our program today is a

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militant islamic group calmed isie with a visit aimed at putting pressure on iraq's political leaders to step up their efforts, to curb sectarian violence. here is the latest. >> secretary of state john kerry is on the most challenging mission. >>> this is a moment when the stakes for iraq could not be clearer. >> on a visit to baghdad he is using rapid fire diplomacy as he meets with leaders, with the security situation growing worse. john kerry started with a two-hour meeting with prime minister maliki who is facing criticism from officials for not doing enough to condemn the differences. >> after the meeting ending, john kerry said that was good. the secretary then met with the head of the islamic supreme council of iraq, a shi'a with good relations with sunnis and kurds and could be instrumental in determining the next government in iraq. next, the sit down with the speaker of iraq parliament. >> the concern is for the iraqi people and the integrity of the country and the board others for its sovereignty. >> a meeting with the foreign minister who called john kerry's visit very, v

aaron hernandez was removed from his jail cell for a half- hour hospital visit saturday. officials did not say what was wrong with hernandez because of privacy laws -- except that it was not caused by a fight, security issue, or other problem at the jail. the former new england patriot is awaiting trial for killing his friend odin lloyd last summer. he's also accused of the murder of two men in 20-12 -- after an argument in a nightclub. hernandez has pleaded not guilty in all 3 cases. a couple is rescued miles off the coast of south florida after treading water for 14- hours -- *without life jackets. sean mcgovern and melissa morris were rescued saturday morning by a group of fishermen who happened to be a paramedic and two police detectives. the couple say they fell of their boat at key largo friday night. the boat was in gear and drove away, leaving them to drift overnight. >> will be brought the female on board she couldn't even move her legs were clamped. we have to lift her out the man said he ran into about three or four jellyfish during the course of the evening. >

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this is an official visit and not a state visit. to meet thegets queen.es are fairly minimal. >> one is a real invitation. 200 business leaders are coming with him. a pressmeron has conference this afternoon. reestablishing the u.k. on a level lane field in terms of investment. that very trustworthy source -- >> i like the daily mail. >> we are back on beef and lamb. they have not exported beef and lamb to china in 30 years. >> i did not know america had the best reputation. haveth of these leaders the moments to play here. up thes to clear misperceptions and missed guidance. that is the position of the chinese. they want to reengage with the u.k.. for cameron it is about trade. the number three trade partner behind the and the united states of america. they have a lot to play in this relationship. >> this marks a very positive step. you mentioned the beef and lamb exports. there is a big gas deal. >> currency is critically important. a 20 yearing to do gas bill. the really interesting story is this. kfort, versus fran the china construction bank will be

. >> sharon schneider told a different story about that visit with john helble.ron said she dropped andy off at helble's home about three days before the murder, then left to visit her daughter about an hour's drive away. a few days later, andy arrived, driving john's van. they put some of his guns into their car, took john's van to his home, and then drove their car back to wyoming. >> i had no idea that john was dead, no. i had wonders of why he had these guns. >> after a brief stay in wyoming, sharon said that andy left alone with the guns. >> took off in the middle of the night, or around 4:00 in the morning, and headed to texas. he was gone three weeks. it was andy's stupidity for telling me where he was going. >> we started to learn things from sharon that we had suspected all along. and at that point in time, it became really important for us to find any information that we could that was going to corroborate what sharon had to say. >> police visited the man andy rich stayed with during that trip to texas. he said rich had given him an unusual gold cup .45

we did and we completed site visits to the local resources such as the door clinic and the hospitality house and i think that what is a hallmark of our program today is a constant evaluation process for the students survey that we just grade their deescalation skills and that we can have a focus change to maximize the efficacy of our student learning out comes, and they will work together or came up together and working with our servers, and we worked also at our learner characteristics and just very diverse and we tried to incorporate all of the departmental learning needs into what is currently our 40-hour class and, we were able to pass most of it, and so it has been, we have gotten a new post and id number for it and we are excited about it. but, that is also just a very small portion because even in the training of the police officers we also had to train the rest of the department in terms of having a new cit code and a new crt code and a new way to incorporate new ideas, even in the reports themselves and that was all done in three and a half months and that is a good nod toward

how can we have children visiting their fathers and mothers in rooms where they cannot touch each other? how can we have children who for leans of adult anger or poverty do not see or touch or hear their jailed parent for the whole of their inprisonment. >> great, how can we allow our punishments to make it the case that the children are doing time right along with their parents. and except when there is clear and present danger if the parent and child meet, this relation should be honored i propose that the board of supervisors create a standing committee to defend the children of prisoners to take... we don't have time for two paragraphs. >> we will take it. >> thank you very much. >> elizabeth harris, you are next. >> elizabeth harris here? >> okay. >> all right, we will move on, kerri shinder? >> next is amira tuby. >> much of what i had planned to say has been said, and i am grateful to project what and to the public defenders and others for their statistics. what i would like to share with you very briefly is three sentences about my background, first of all i work inside californ

a special visit is usually for offenders who typically wouldn't get visits or for families that liveand stepfather who have traveled across the state to surprise him. >> it's very difficult. i'm sorry, but i get very emotional. but it's so difficult for me to come down here, because he's been here for so long, and i have prayed and prayed and prayed and it just seems that -- >> it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. >> that my prayers hasn't been answered. but one day it's going to happen. i know it is. he's going to answer my prayers. >> you know, we the radicals. >> surprise, surprise. >> are y'all real? >> yes, we are. yes, we are. >> how are you doing? how are you doing, leroy? >> were you shocked, surprised? >> yeah, i thought it was my attorney. i brought legal work and everything. >> though body's release date is still uncertain, his family remains hopeful that his life in prison is coming to an end. >> it's coming. it's coming. >> it's short enough right now to put in a mustard seed. >> right. >> yeah, because i mean, it's what, eight months going on nine months sinc