it's kind of weird, being the new person, and especially who i am. but just like mom used to make. >> i think it will be good in the long run to get me out of the cell hall and break up the monotony as far as being depressed. >> really, it's all good? and you have to wear that hair net? >> i'm kind of having a bad hair day today, you know. >> that's what it is today. >> michael cherry works as a prison porter, but finds other ways to supplement his income. >> he doesn't do this for free. >> he'll pay me tokens or stamps or i might want some christmas canteen. >> not that we're bartering. we're not bartering. >> have a good night! >> cherry, burzee and royanna share a connection that makes their prison time a little easier to deal with. but another inmate doesn't want to connect with anyone. we met timothy shriver earlier in our state when he was making life miserable for everyone around him. >> you're the enemy. >> since he's been at this facility, he's attempted to incite other offenders. >> i'm going to get you good. you dumb [ bleep ]. >> been dis

so why am i the one who gets meowed? they were being just as catty as i was.oh, and what about ladies night? women admitted free before 10:00. that is so stupid. meow. hey, the white shadow is on. boy, you're really packing it all in. hey, jerry, my vacation has just started. i need a day or two to decompress. besides, i did plenty today. like what? bought a new recliner with a fridge built right into it. hey, jerry you got any tums? stomach ache? i drank too much water in the shower. ah. top of the fridge. hey, george, i'm taking that waitress to the tonys. shadow. oh, the tonys? i'll see you there buddy. you're going to the tonys, too? yeah, roger that. where are you sitting? well, all over the place. yeah, i'm a seat filler. they don't like to see empty seats on tv, so somebody gets up, i just park my caboose in their spot till they get back. how did you get that job? mickey, he hooked me up. he's a member of the academy. what academy? well, he didn't say. [knock on door] hi. nice tuxedo. thanks. it's a breakaway. shall we go? absolutely. lyle, we're going!

when i see her, i say if she can forgive who am i not to forgive? if she can look that beautiful, that beautiful with a headscarf like this, who am i not to pay attention to how i look and how we should be presentable? if she can have grace and peace, who am i not to have grace and peace? i learned dancing from rwanda and singing from congolese women and i learned how to apply with maaco from bosnian women and i definitely learned how to pluck my eyebrows in my upper lips from an afghan woman. i gave iraqi women two weeks ago, they said you know the world sees us as victims but we are by far not victims. we are strong women. we have been victimized but we are strong women. now there are many reasons for this book. there is reading the humor reason. "if you knew me you would care." there is also a reason, it's my farewell to women to women after 18 years of funding it as a ceo. that is why the journey of understanding what it is that we actually want, what is the secret sauce of change in women's lives? that is the story of inspiration. it's the reas

who am i? who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i?ry writer needs inspiration, and i've foundkate becke. beckett. beckett. nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know? like starsky and hutch, turner and hooch. you do remind me a little of hooch. (siren wailing) ♪ (man shouts indistinctly) (horn honks, brakes squeal) sorry. sorry. i'm sorry. what the hell is wrong with you?! can't you see i'm driving here? ♪ (gravel rustles) ♪ (gravel rustles) (squish) hmm. initial impact size is... 14 inches. what are you doing? we're studying the practical application of science at school. i'm focusing on forensics, specifically the physics of spatter patterns. oh. what's wrong? well, we usually do all your science projects together. you remember the volcano we made, the flatulent robot? ew. i'm sorry, dad. i just got excited about it... (camera beeps, shutter clicks) and you

am i... are people going to know who i am in the future. >> you can have the identities colbert, 1, 2, 3. >> stephen: they would know that's me though. >> it could be somebody enters naturing you. >> stephen: right now i'm puppy lover 42. >> you'll still be able to be anonymous to engage in whatever nefarious acts you're busy doing. you'll have multiple identities because you'll have multiples names and password. i think puppy lover 42 is taken by you. but there will be other ones as well. >> stephen: can i live forever? yes. stephen: really. not now. stephen: i can live forever but later. so i just have to live long enough for later to become now. >> but your digital identity will live forever. there's no delete button. >> stephen: on me? that is profound. stephen: eric schmidt, thank you so much. ( cheers and applause ). eric schmidt, the new digital age. we'll be right

do you not know who i am? i'm the marquis lelio, lord of monte fresco, count of fonte chiara, magistrate of selva ambrosa. i have more estates than you hairs in that badly combed wig and more money than you'll ever see in your life. as if everybody didn't know him. calls himself count, marquis, ha, ha. when he's only the nephew of dr. balanzoni. either the lady comes with me or you'll fall victim of my anger. this lady is in my protection. in a minute, i reply with my sword. poor young man, i feel sorry for you. you want to die, is that it? signor florindo, do not endanger yourself with such a fellow. do not worry. i'll bring him down a peg or two. hold on to life. you're young. leave this lady to me. hold on to life. the world is full of women, you have only one life. i value honor more than life. now are you going or do you prefer the sword? you're not of the nobility. i do not fight with such as you. nobility or no, this is the way we treat cowards like you, ha! ah! this, to me? gods of my ancient house, as

immogen, have you ever tried the do you know who i am when you have been arrested for things? >> no. i have learned that people who seem too good to be true always are. reece witter spoon got the mtv generation award in 2011 and stood up and said basically i am amazing because i have been good and never had any mug shots and laid it down to all of the lyndsay lohans of the world. there are star lets all over the world celebrating because she has been called out. >> how does that go again? >> they should not walk around naked. >> i encourage the naked. >> have you seen all of her films. how will this affect her next movie at the box office? >> as well as the others. this is a troubling example of american huh poke craw see. the boston bomber goes on tv saying we should try him as a combatant. what about trying ms. witherspoon as an enemy combatants. >> the real winner hue is ryan philippe. remember he always looked like the bad guy. >> yes. >> maybe he is a bad guy. >> well he is a bad boy. bad guy we don't like them. bad boy, call me. >> he is like 55 now. >> probably. the thin

who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly handsome, aren't i? every writer needs inspiration, and i've found mine. detective kate beckett. beckett. beckett. nikki heat? the character he's basing on you. and thanks to my friendship with the mayor, i get to be on her case. i would be happy to let you spank me. and together, we catch killers. we make a pretty good team, you know?

who am i thinking of? oh, the muppets. oh, all right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) well, to be fair, they both tried to take manhattan. ( laughter ). so in the wake of an assault on our freedom and way of life, we have quickly jettisoned the sixth amendment right to a fair trial and speedy trial and fifth amendment's right against self-incrimination. what's next. >> this guy ought to be interrogated in a very intense way. >> i'd waterboard him. >> i don't believe enhanced interrogation is torture. >> i downtown believe enhanced interrogation is torture because torture like tinker bells is based on who we believe. any freedom lovers want to take a crack at some of the lower ones, your third, your fourth. >> should the f.b.i. be allowed to go to mosques and wiretap and surveill. >> i think this is a great case for opening up that line of-- >> i think we should be able to put in listening devices in there. >> jon: sure, illegal search and seizure? done! the freedom lovers at fax are jettisoning amendments like han solo dumping cargo to make th

don't even know ♪ ♪ i gave a lot to lovers gave a lot to friends everything i took from them made me who i amng that what breaks you makes you grow but i'm not hiding where ♪ ♪ i've been gonna let the light shine in what i don't need gonna let that let that let that go ♪ ♪ pieces of my heart pieces of my soul pieces that i'm gonna be i don't even know i gave a lot ♪ ♪ to lovers gave a lot to friends everything i took from them made me who i am pieces the ♪ ♪ good and the bad pieces the happy and sad pieces the wrong and the right pieces that's my that's my that's my life pieces ♪ ♪ of my heart pieces of my soul pieces that i'm gonna be i don't even know i gave a lot to lovers gave ♪ ♪ a lot to friends everything i took from them made me who i am pieces pieces ♪ pieces [ applause ] >> jimmy: gary allan, his album is called "set you free." you can see a bonus song from him at jimmykimmellive.com. i want to thank russell brand, bob costas. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night, patrick dempsey, elisabeth moss and music from seth sentry. nightline is next. "nights "nig "nigh

if art is your means of speaking of communicating, who am i to take that away from you and who is city council to take that away from you? >> this muirp talks about the latino culture, but i think with the depiction of the various leaders within the winds of change, personally, what draws my eye is this college student. she's kind of going in through the doorway of education. education being the gateway into many different aspects and walks of life. >> each one of those murals represents something. they're very important. one maybe promotes peace. another one maybe promotes something. there's hundreds of issues, and it's such a creative way for artists to express themselves. >> what they have done, which is so exciting, is they have taught a whole group of people about the importance of murals and taught a perspective that at least i have not seen. >> murals, because they are public art, they're for everyone. they're not locked up behind a museum door, behind a gate where you have to pay admission or become a member. >> that's really the power behind the show, the project. because thes

>> i am who i am today because of it.e out too bad. >> no, no -- >> after jumping the hurdles and going through ups and downs, but -- >> now you bounce back. >> yeah. yeah. >> i know we don't know each other that well. but i know i'm going to get to know you. i'm going to make a -- you're going to be a big part of my life, honey, you and emily. >> i just want you to be there. >> i'm going to be there, you know what i mean? >> life is too short. >> it is. >> we waste time. >> i know. >> one week after his reunion with rayven, slagle received horrible news. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy. we've shared what we've learned so we can all produce energy more safely. bp's also committed to america. we support nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. our commitment has never been stronger. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie

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it's who i am. and they just have to accept me. i'm just going to be who i am. just keep going. >>> next on "lockup," three inmates make a daring attempt at freedom. >> when an opportunity arises to escape like i did, you've got to take it while the opportunity exists. oth. [bell dings] ladies and gentlemen boys and girls llllet's get ready to bundlllllle... [ holding final syllable ] oh, yeah, sorry! let's get ready to bundle and save. now, that's progressive. oh, i think i broke my spleen! >>> here's what's happening. the state department confirms one civilian employee was killed in eastern afghanistan and confirmed that three more americans, all u.s. troops killed in a separate incident in southern afghanistan today. nelson mandela is back home after more than a week in the hospital. he was being treated for pneumonia. he was last seen publicly in 2010. now it's back to "lockup." >>> the iowa state penitentiary is more than 150 years old and is clearly showing signs of age. in 2005 while the prison was undergoing an update to the security systems, three inmat

. >> do you know who i am? >> she pulled that card, do you know my name? e officer said, "i don't need to know your name." then she said, "you are about to find out who i am. you are going to be on national news." guess who is on national news? not the arresting officer. >> don't ever say do you know who i am. >> we want to give as fair as possible. she got arrested. this happened friday in atlanta. now she sent out a statement. that basically says, i want to say, i clearly had one too many drinks. deeply embarrassed about the whole thing. definitely scary, frightened for my husband. that is no excuse. i was disrespectful to the officer doing his job. have nothing butct for police. very sorry about my behavior. saying all the right things. but did all the wrong things. >> doing all right wrong things. did nail the apology. everybody has bad moments. there you go. >> we will follow that on "gma." doing the story later on. >> watch, watch, watch. >> dui incident. al michaels -- sports al michaels -- arrested over the weekend, in southern california. suspicion

and who am i talkin' about? well, i think you know. i'm talkin' aboutthe antich. right, brothers and sisters. i'm talkin' about satan himself who appears before you in all his carnal guise and tempts you. that's right, dear. and i'm sure you know what i mean. when my son first married you, he hadn't yet found the lord. but no, nor the reverend tarbrush either. now that he has found them both, it is only right and proper that you should follow in his footsteps. you could exercise some restraint in your dress and in your speech. and that goes for the children too. mary ann is developing great interests in young men. and she's going to need watching closely. as for my other grandchildren, well... is jolene still living with you? huh? what? well, of course, i'm watching him, it's one of his most uplifting sermons. oh, no, that's all right. i've seen it. it's a rerun. and with the help of those who believe as we do, a bill now stands before the united states congress, a bill which will end this scourge of misery. if we are successful, these purveyors of smut and pornogr

it breaks my heart to say it--oh, who am i kidding? i love it. no! wait! wait, mr. steinbrenner.serve any of the blame for what happened in the parking lot today, sir. if there's anyone to blame here, it's me. what are you talking about, wilhelm? you popping pills? you got the crazies again? no, no. no, no, sir. i ordered george to drive around insulting people today because i'm tired of all your macho head games. he's lying, sir. i'm tired of all your macho head games! macho head games? he's just being loyal to me, sir. wilhelm, you're fired. i owe you an apology body suit man. streak on. now if you gentlemen will excuse me i'm not going to the game today. i'm going to go outside and scalp some tickets. bonus box-- that's got to bring in 40 bucks. no problem. mr. wilhelm, what was that? i wanted to get fired. george, you are looking at the new head scout of the new york mets. ♪ meet the mets meet the mets ♪ ♪ come right out and greet the mets ♪ i don't know what elaine is so upset about. i mean without desiccants those clothes will be noticeably musty in 5 years. she never sees

you know, one of the things i've always tried to do as a public person is limit the gap between who i amdaily basis and who i am on a stage. you know, i've tried to be as honest -- >> consciously. -- yes, i've tried to be as honest as possible. >> how are you different? >> well, i think i'm a more gentle person in private, maybe slightly more gentle. i mean, i'm a lot more confrontational in public. i mean, i'm very angry person. >> at what? >> oppression. >> oppression? >> racism, sexism, colonialism, the sins of capitalism, the sins of socialism, human weakness, human cruelty. you know, when we behave more like a lion pride than people with prehensile thumbs. >> is writing cathartic for you? is it healing? >> no. i think it can be healing for readers. you know, i have been helped and healed by other people's words. >> same here. >> bui, my own words for myself, oh man, i don't think so. >> do you think of yourself as a poet first and foremost? because that's how i first got introduced to you. >> i'm naturally a poet. i started as a poet. i think it's how i look at the world, you know?

am expecting. i said that was unusual. there are people who come in all day.y take advantage of whatever weakness there is. it is the way the mark was in the 90s. >> is it people or machines? >> i think it's people. it may be people from other countries who know that their currencies are worse than ours. it could be mutual fund money that is coming in. you remember the 90s. there was always someone under. >> we're at the end of a 30 year interest rate cycle. so now it's a stock picker's market. >> yes. >> you rand a rej fund for a long, long time. you got out in '01. you said i don't understand the market any more and i'm stopping to understand this market right now. nothing seems to bring it down. do you understand what is going on? >> it's the bull market. the more it keeps rates down the better stocks can do. is it going to be a war of if central banks? >> i think you let them fightçt out. you have got to find stocks that create their own growth. >> which makes a lot of sense sex september you have the situation where companies are producing your favorite.

and honestly, sometimes i feel like i am the brave one because i actually have the guts to be who i ams me, you know. i live my life, and i know who i am, but it's really, really hard. >> do you want me to make a spread? i need a reason to eat. >> she's a big girl. >> girl, size 20, honey. >> mod "q" was also known for its hospitality. charles barber, who is in on multiple charges of fraud and grand theft, to which he had pled not guilty, offered us one of his homemade commissary snacks. >> this is ramen. >> it consists of chee-tos -- >> top ramen. >> and gorditas. >> and gorditas. >> you eat this and this is what you get. >> no, i'm the opposite. >> do you want some? >> think about that scale. 200 and what? >> i'm 279. and still growing. and they told me to lose some weight, but i don't care. >> in mod "q," the relationships are absolutely different than from other mods because in other mods, you've got this high-intensity gang politicking atmosphere going on. and in mod "q" where it's mostly homosexual protected custody inmates, there's none of that politics going on. it's more like

>> who am i? who are you? >> think you can push us around. >> do you have a warrant?y don't have a warrant, dad. >> can you ask this person to leave? >> dean. that's enough. stop it! >> jimmy: that is dennis quaid. zack really hates headlights. >> they are getting better and better and harder to break. >> jimmy: he is popular with the young ladies, isn't he? >> yes, he is. is it like doing a movie with elvis. he is a great kid. outside of our hotel room in illinois a lot of girls out there just screaming his name. >> jimmy: did he emerge and make love to them all? i mean that is the polite thing to do. >> i had my own bevy of fans from aarp that were out there. will you please come and sign my depends. >> jimmy: i hear the movie is very interesting. and it also talks about something that people don't know about is that seeds and how you are able to patent seeds. >> yes, the chemical companies patent seeds especially corn in the midwest. it's a huge business, multi-billion-dollar business and this is a film that takes place on a farm but it's not a farm movie with the

swimming doesn't define who i am.port i'm good at. >> you're drinking, clearly, in some of these scenes. how are you training the next morning after the drinking? >> you know i was always told growing up, i mean, if you're going to be a man at night, you've got to be a man in the morning. meaning if you're going it go out, beat your body up, drink, dance, stay up late, you've got to still have a job to do. and you have goals that you still need accomplished. and no matter what the circumstance is, i'm waking up and i'm going to the pool and i'm putting 110% effort into it. >> going to the pool to train and going to the pool in vegas are two very different things, aren't they, ryan lochte? >> oh, yes, they are. >> how can you train hard, honestly because -- you're obviously a terrific athlete. but if you do drink late at night, most athletes wouldn't do that because they really want to be top of your game the next day. you wouldn't be top of your game the next day even if you give 110. >> yes, you can. i have to train

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huge influence on my life. >> the first part of the chapter is i am who i am because of my family.raphical part pretty quickly. got me to the different decisions i had to make. >> coming up his goal of freedom of disease around the world. he tells me about his unlikely friendship with music lege bono. >> in 2000 as you may remember there was a disputed election for several weeks. finally when president bush became president they had the inauguration in washington on schedule and i think my wife and i were the only volunteer democrats on the platform. george and laura afterwards came up and asked us f-- thanked us coming. he said if there's anything i can ever do for you let me know which was a mistake he made. i made mr. president they have broken into 35 countries in the world and the worst problem is a war going on between north and south sudan. millions of people have been killed. i would like you to help by having a peace agreement there. in a weak moment he said i will do it. in january of 2005 t a pe treaty between north and south sudan that ended a war that had been going on

and listening to so many committed citizens who have turned out tonight. i am here to speak on behalf of a couple programs, first of all a thank you. my name is alma robinson. i am director of california lawyers for the arts. we very much appreciate the funding from the department of children, youth and families, that has been a part of our effort for a number of years. this is our 20th year to provide internships for high school students, many from bayview with art programs and we look to expand that program to include for-profit businesses. including old navy and start-up design companies, and as well as non-profit art organizations. we provide training and communication skills, the so-called soft skills that are important to keep jobs and continue on a career that is meaningful. i want to speak on the san francisco art commission and the proposal to extend cultural equity grants that is important for communities throughout san francisco. i was part of a task force for many years that established that program. thank you for your consideration. and thank you t

know what i am doing and in this situation i need help" and another principal said "when i am in the office who i am disciplining how you connect yourself when you walk out of my office very much deals with you ho i deal with this entire problem". that's a great idea and i am sharing that with you. >> we have three more minutes left and i have one more person. briefly please. >> we have a lot of research in bullying prevention and social emotional learning programs and castle if we are looking at long-term prevention of this issue i would like that more part of the conversation as well and thank you for the work in bringing awareness. >> [inaudible] >> great. thank you. >> we have one more person that wants to say something before addressing the issue of suicide and mental health issues i believe. again we only have about three minutes. >>i will make it quick. my point is as a child of a mother that killed himself while at school when we toss out these statistics and goodness only 90% are mental health ill. let's extrapolate the number and 10% died directly from peer abuse, something cause and

those things that i've learned in the military and things i've learned here, i have to incorporate who i am and where i'm from. i'm always the guy from the inner city of cleveland, raised in cleveland and in the neighborhoods and things like that. that's who i am. >> what decision i make will be for your benefit. you may not see it like that at the time, but trust me. >> ivy, first became a corrections officer at the jail after six years in the army. incorporate something else into his routine as well, a sense of style. >> this whole clothes thing, shoe thing, i grew up very poor. i remember walking to school some days and holes in the bottom of my shoes and my mom would make me wrap my feet in plastic and walk to school like that. i didn't like that. i kind of vowed to myself, man, i don't like this thing. and here i am, makes me feel good so that's it. that's my story and i'm sticking to it. >> ivy has taken issue with the latest incident involving the heartless felons. after several heart les felons attempted to steal commissary from another inmate, he put them on 23 and 1 lockup status.

you know, who am i to assign value to someone's life, you know, comparatively.w, if that was mir mother, of course i would have saved her. but how can i assign value? every human being has a right to be saved or given another chance. but, like you said, i think the bigger point here is the people that did not act because it really seems like, you know, the moral compass of this country has declined over the years. i am a fast thinker, so it's not like i just, you know, was jumping into a river with an alligator. i knew the risks. and i was able to weigh them quickly. and i just knew his first reaction would be to want to move. and i could tell he was injured badly and he needed to be stabilized. >> well, it was an extraordinary thing, christopher. i wanted to get you on just to thank you, like i said, every time i watch that video, it gets more extraordinary. another train could have come along any moment and killed you. you risked your life to save a complete stranger's life. for that, we're all incredibly grateful. thank you very much for coming only. >> sure.