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>> i believe i can. >> what do you mean you believe you can? >>> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we've been allowed to take our cameras inside a world where they are by law generally forbidden. >> i've been coming to lake county juvenile since like, '03, '05. between them years. one of them years. been coming here for a long time. >> 17-year-old rodrick is back in lake county juvenile after being arrested for marijuana possession and resisting arrest. according to rodrick and those overseeing his case, he had been on a good straight and narrow path, working toward becoming an electrician, covering up his gang tattoos, and preparing for the arrival of his second child. >> you ain't got no time for no gangs, no nothing. i know you don't want your son living the same lifestyle you live. >> no. >> when i got out of boot camp and i found out i was probably going to have a child, it changed me because i got something els

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you can't see outside. so you go in, you clean up, you -- fall out. it's pitch black.an, "listen, i can save the taxpayers money. don't wake me up." [ laughter ] so he was -- "ah, you fox -- face!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "fox face"? >> you know, it takes a while but maybe after about two years, you don't pay attention to them. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah, 'cause he's starting to repeat himself. "oh, you hangnail." [ laughter ] so anyway, i think it was the "ahh!" that did it but i -- i didn't want to be there anymore. i got it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i got the idea. so i wrote my mother and i told them that these people were waking me up at 04:30 and we were eating and the man was calling me all these -- he called me a broken yolk. [ laughter ] "ah, you broken yolk!" i was a lark yolk. "you broken lark yolk!" i don't know what -- so i wrote her. and pardon me, i asked her to do something about this. go see roy hubbard, who is the committeeman of our block. and see if he can get me out of this. and she -- i got -- the man came to me and says -- the base commander wants to see y

>> no, no, i'm very fortunate, very blessed, thank you. >> you said famously when you got to 40 you wouldire and play golf. what happened? you're 40. >> my golf game is crap. it really is. it's bad. you know, i was just working at such a pace that i really felt like i need to figure out ways to spend more time with my family. being off on location is difficult. you know, 50s the new 40 so talk to me in ten years. >> looking at you now, it's hard to remember the rapper marky mark. there you are in your very immaculate suit. the executive haircut. it's all looking pretty grown-up if you don't mind me saying. >> i have a large team that made me over. no, i just, you know, growing up. >> you feel you have? >> yes, in many ways. certainly parenthood and being a husband, you know, forces you to. >> you've had an extraordinary upbringing as i said at the start there. i actually went to boston once. >> and you made it back. >> it felt like tough streets. you know, you've been very honest and open about those days. when you look back on it, how tough was it in reality, do you think? >> well, you k

like you you were tested. and you know that you were deficient. this is 400 times what you should be getting. you need it because we need to build you back up. but you should go to the doctor first. >> i will. later. >> hold under your tongue for a while. >> it is really important for you to have because when you are deficient, and a lot of people are deficient as we get older about 10%, 30% of the population have a harder time absorbing it. go to the doctor, you get a blood test, if you're deficient, you take the drops. you -- >> she might be deficient, too. >> we don't know yet. what foods are they in? >> fish and seafood, dairy, cottage cheese, yogurts and in beef. it's fortified in a lot of vegetarian foods because it's only an animal-based vitamin. people that are vegetarians either need to take a supplement. >> what do you mean an animal base? where did it come from? >> animal foods. >> is this the milk of a yack? i don't know. >> one guy told me his grandmother was on the deathbed. she got a vitamin b s

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so, you want me to do for you?at it here. >> jimmy: no. i don't want to beat this. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. come on. could i have little music? a beating music. ♪ >> jimmy: what -- what do i do? this is -- >> yes, yes, yes. >> jimmy: this is just pigeon is what it is, really. in new york city, they call this pigeon. [ light laughter ] all right. then, what am i doing? [ laughter ] >> good. very nice. there. one more, one more. great. all right. >> jimmy: don't make me abuse the guy. i mean, come on. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: he's already dead. all right? >> some salt. >> jimmy: salt, yeah. >> salt. and you want to put some of that spice on the other side. this is, like, cumin, thyme, some really great orange -- powder. all right? >> jimmy: okay, good. orange powder. >> and you did it, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. into the pan skin side down. a little more music. >> jimmy: isn't there skin on both sides? [ light laughter ] ♪ all right, good. he's frying it up. that looks good, my man. >> you like that? >> jimmy: yeah,

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thank you for everyone that you are telling. thank you. thank you. thank you. you guys are great.hank you. tell everyone you know. thank you. hi, of what is your name. hi, syria, good to me you -- hi, sarah, good to meet you. are you in college? >> i am a senior in high school. >> where are you going to go? >> i am staying around here. >> have you heard of -- >> one of the most amazing on fire people. >> you are blown over. really an incredible man. good to meet you. oh, it is bob. >> thank you so much your being here today. i know you will stick with what you say. >> i do. there is no reason not to. that is great. thank you. >> thank you for your support. >> that is my husband, markets. -- marcus. i married a tall man. i like that. [laughter] sure, yes, right here. 1, 2, 3. >> thank you. thank you. >> that was an awesome testimony. >> thank you. what is your name. >> daniel. >> how will you? >> 10. >> 0, man. where is the camera. sure, we can. right here? i am so glad i got to meet you. do you go back tomorrow for the first time? is this the end of christmas break? >> i think so.

so in other words, you know, if you had a $20,000 car, you know, you were getting 400 bucks, whether it's a mercedes, or a corvette, or a honda or minivan, it doesn't matter. what they're telling some of these crooks is, these cars are going to be chopped up for parts. >> the last two rides we did with brad, i did 750, you know. i know this is a little bit nicer of a car. but it's also because it's not as common -- it's not a chevy. i can pull a chevy, fender up and sell a chevy like that. >> and alicia is here to sell a very nice car, a mercedes sl 500. >> an sl 500 is not -- >> the more exotic cars aren't as common and you can't do nothing -- >> exactly, we can't just chop it up. >> right. >> so i mean -- 800 bucks, i'll give you a little bit more than what i did with brad on the last two. but again -- >> right. >> it's hard for us to move something like that. >> right. >> and the undercover cops do pay a little bit more than what they normally would, $1,250 in this case. and the reason is, they want her to keep coming back and to spread the word and to bring in other crooks who ha

you didn't have to push on it. you just have to look at it. you hold it. you cup it.ve you half the credit for that one. i'll say that josh wins this one, okay? we'll just give it to josh. [ cheers and applause ] josh and seth meyers, i love you guys. thank you for coming. happy holidays. tell your mom and dad i said hi. >> thanks for having us. we'll be right back with kim wayans, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] m♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft, you can get that same cushiony feeling you love while still using less. charmin ultra soft has extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. so you can use four times less versus the leading value brand. ah. [ female announcer ] using less never felt so good. we all go... why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. [ male ♪ nouncer ] how it feels to chew 5 gum. ♪ ♪ ♪ spearmint that tingles as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest made us laugh for years as one of th

if that's something you can do and you don't feel like you are neglecting registration, you can do thatnd that would be good. you may have noticed we have some cameras here today. we are lucky tonight to have c- span filming us tonight. i understand it will be aired at some time, but the neat thing i would like to do is when they send me the link, i'm going to send the link to all of you regarding this train, so if you feel like you might have a question next week, or you look at something and say what did she say about this, you can click on the linked and hopefully get your question answered >> what if somebody comes in with a laptop? is that all right? >> sure. what if somebody comes in with a laptop? is likely that especially if it is a school, they will not be able to get into the wireless anyway because it will be password protected. >> the media love actuality. they're going to be sticking microphones in people's faces and will want comment. on an official basis for the republican party -- >> if somebody comes up and says your caucus chairman, of course, talk with them, but if th

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thank you. >> piers: you said when you got to 40, you would retire and play golf. what happened? you're 40. >> my golf game is crap. it really is. it's bad. you know, i -- i was just working at such a pace that i really felt like i need to figure out ways to spend more time with my family. being off on location on is very difficult. 50 is the new 40. talk to me in 10 years. >> how did you feel turning 40? when i remember you as markey mark and storming europe and britain and your brother and new kids and so on, i remember those years very vividly sxrorted on them for british newspapers. you've come a long way. that's 20 years ago. >> i've been very fortunate. i had no desire to be in the movies whatsoever. i was offered a couple roles that turned me off on the idea of making movies and i met penny marshall and she changed everything for me. after i made that first movie, i didn't want to do anything else. >> piers: looking at you now, it's hard to remember the rapper markey mark. there you are in your very emack late suit, the executive haircut, it's all looking pretty grown-up,

i told you. that's why i said, you lib by the gun, you die by the gun.here's so much truth to that. i mean, i may not die physically, but emotionally i might have died, you know? that's why we're here. you know, a lot of people are like, you got good spirits. how do you do it? i couldn't even imagine being in your situation. i'm like, well you know what? i think i deserve this. you know, i knew better what i was doing, i was doing. i knew the consequences. i knew the rules to the game. i played it, and i lost. now to sit here and be miserable and make other people miserable because of my wrongdoing, it's not the right way to be, you know? i know how to live comfortable in here. >> coming up on lockup: extended stay, nearly 20 years on death row, now he's out. >> i wanted the death penalty, to be honest with you. ney? let's start with a paint we know can do the job. new glidden duo paint plus primer. ♪ one coat does double duty. ♪ and fits our budget perfectly. so there's a brand-new room right where the old one used to be. more saving. more doing. that's

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bet you didn't know that, now you do.e of people over 30 who call themselves conservative has gone up. doesn't this prove people under 30 should be in jail? >> perhaps, perhaps. again, didn't listen. it works in this order. i think people are conservative because right now we have one of the greatest republican presidents since regan. he killed osama and he wants to destroy the commerce department. can you imagine bush doing something like this? you can call him liberal all you want, bute ain't. -- but he ain't. and it directly correlates with the rise of the internet. the internet is -- has not brought us together. it broke us apart. instead of going into the outside world and interacting with people you don't necessarily agree with, you go into your chat rooms and go back and forth and agree with each other. >> who goes to the chat rooms? >> i wouldn't know because i am not an agoraphobe. >> you know what would be great is start real chat rooms. >> just like actual rooms all over the country where people say the same th

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. wealthy british soil the sun. spot on right on. target. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. and it's looking like the greek government may not be able to pay its bills come march athens is trying to negotiate with investors for them to take a bigger haircut the labor unions meanwhile are negotiating on proposed labor cost cutting so how will this greek tragedy play out no one seems to know but what does this mess tell us about the sanity of those who claim to be in control of this crazy economic world we're live in and that's a question we're going to try to answer and a ban on proprietary trading for b

you?> it had a very deep effect on me. it had a very deep effect on me. i was a mama's boy. i loved my mother. we were best friends. we were really, really close. and, you know, my father had his infidelities and so forth, and they came out. they were quite deep. i think she didn't know how to rebound from that. >> piers: the relationship kind of exploded because it wasn't like she'd seen this coming, really. this was just like -- >> to be truthful i think she knew the man. she knew who he was. apparently when i was a child, my mother would have to go retrieve him from other women's apartments. >> piers: really? >> with me in her arms ringing the bell. which reminds me of that scene from good fellas. >> piers: i was going to say, i know that scene. i was thinking of that. >> you know, he had his demons, and i think that his father was the same. i think he tried to escape that, because on his deathbed all of this came out. >> piers: to you? >> yes. it was difficult, but my mother always tau

do you always -- are you always aware of an element disapproving of you? do you feel defensive more than you would normally? >> not for me, i don't think. when i see the presidential candidates using it as a platform, i am kind of stunned. that hurts in a way i think that the politicians don't really realize. i don't feel it personally because many people in the country probably all the people in the country know that i'm gay. when i came out, it was in such a large way, it's not as though ever people are surprised. >> it is a weird thing. you mentioned politics there. in britain, my home country overseas, no politician right or left would ever come out with anti-gay comments. >> right. >> here in this election race, quite a few of the republicans at various stages have been transparently anti-homosexuals. >> yes. the three top ones are no longer in the race, right? >> interesting to me they're not. i was quite shocked by the kind of virulence of their rhetoric, that today that can happen in a country i guess they're doing it because they believe a lot of

on now i love you baby ♪ ♪ yeah come on now i got you you got me don't you worry ♪ ♪ don't you worryy! that's how you do it pal. >> thanks, buddy. >> jimmy: robin thicke! "pretty little heart," check it out on his album, "love after war." that was great. my thanks to rosie o'donnell, donnie wahlberg right there. [ cheers and applause ] robin thicke once again. and the greatest band in late night the roots over there! stay tuned for "carson daly." thanks for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow! bye-bye! [ cheers andla

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who told you you could use our studio? you dim the lights -- >> your studio is in a whole different section of this big room. >> it is right over there. >> you say right over there. i say in a whole different section. >> you can see the famous fox and friends. >> do not pan over. do not pan over. >> we have been doing this show for almost five years now, and we cannot sit on that thing. >> it is unbelievable. >> jake, we talked about ron paul selling the merchandise. should that be the way we will elect a president? it makes more sense than the caucuses. >> there is a bunch of different polls. i think perez hilton has a poll that is very important. it is like who has the best t-shirt? >> well, my favorite product as far as they are concerned is when they are doing autographed copies of the protocols, and they write in that they are not to be trusted. it is selling like hotcakes. >> exactly. it is funding in the campaign. >> we will leave it there. >>> from the granite state to the overweight. should they target kids for ea

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that you are. >> what do you do when ugly people follow you around constantly?scuss herself new book "i shot them in the face." >> hey, sounds so violent. >> and what is the big news about burger king? i don't know, but it sounds big. plap is >>> there is unrest among tv chefs. paula deen says she has diabetes and she wants to endorse a drug. who wants a drug that gives you diabetes? this after the no reservations host tweeted a thinly veiled disk saying, quote, thinking of getting into the leg breaking business so i can profit blee sell crutches later. wow. and that sbt the first time deen has been the subject of disdain. in august he said of her, quote, she is proud that her food is f-ing bad for you. she is telling an obese nation that is okay to eat food that is killing us. and her food sucks. let's discuss this in the always tasty -- >> lightning rooooouuuuunnnnnddd. lightning round. >> all right, i have a problem with him attacking this woman for a couple reasons. i want to go after the huh poke craw see. on the shows he is often drinking and he is enjoyin

welcome you guys. [ scattered applause ] now when you came here today, did you have any idea that youno idea. >> jimmy: no, and you've never met before? >> no. >> jimmy: nellan, you don't know pavel? [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not even nil? now, while you were backstage, we asked you to come up with a name for your band. what did you come up with? >> careless whisper. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] that's is good, yeah. >> that gives it more of a wam -- wam fan? >> yeah. >> and jordan michael man. >> jimmy: yeah george michael all the way, yeah. sure. [ light laughter ] let's take a look at your album cover here, you guys. oh, yeah. [ laughter ] that's very blue note, that's very, very good. you don't really play the accordion or anything, do you? >> no. >> jimmy: not at all. >> never. >> jimmy: what are your guys names and where are you guys from? >> i'm anthony from manhattan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good, anthony. >> i'm adam, also from manhattan. >> jimmy: very good, adam. >> keith from new york. >> jimmy: keith from new york, cool guy. >> i'm matt from a

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>> no. >> how you would wow you do it?have laid out a clear road map and stopped short of putting boots on the ground. i don't think that would be wise for the united states to put it on the table. >> but you wouldn't hesitate to bomb iran if you had to? >> absolutely not hesitate. >> what would it take to trigger it? >> if they were on the precipice of, you know, actually being in a position to produce that nuclear weapon. >> just being on the cusp of being able to produce it you think would be enough to trigger an attack? >> it would because once that weapon is weaponized and completed and exploded then we have a situation where the world has changed. iran is now -- >> that would be a preemptive strike. >> it would be indeed. with a country that's a radical theocracy. they have attacked our embassies, our ships, tried to plan an attack in this country on the saud ambassador. the list is long. >> i have heard you be scathing about barack obama's foreign policy. i have quick yes or no's about what he's done. killing bin la

how long you been now? how old were you when you started? >> 11. >> 11? >> i'll never be ashamed of nothing i've done. i was put in the situation. i made the best out of the situation as a young kid. what else can i -- i can't get a job. i was 14 years old. i can't get no job. i did what i had to do. >> reporter: it's really unfortunate. there's still that small portion of him that would like to live on the right side of the law as opposed to the wrong side of the law. >> i look now like, wow, like pictures and stuff. i'm seeing how skinny i was and like wow, that was me. i was hanging out with all the bigger older cats doing all the stuff the adults do. not saying every adult does it. doing all the stuff that the street scene, and i was so young, little, i'm like, i'm surprised i made it through it. like, just realizing the advantage that people had over me. >> how old were you when you first came to us? 12? >> 14. >> 14? was that when you did the armed robbery? >> yeah. >> i'm not trying to incriminate you but how did you do the armed robbery? who came

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have you to back up your words. you have to say what you mean and mean what you say.ou know, it is not good enough. promises, idol promises. people were lost. you can't have it both ways. >> and he also lied about t. he had to be caught. this was suppose the to be the most transparent administration. >> it is not transparency, please. the reality is that government is corrupt. unfortunately. the reality is, it's changed. it is not 20 years ago. it is not the jfk time. it is not about personal responsibility. it is not saying what would you want for your country. >> but there is a total double standard. it's both o'clock and it is a scandal. holder should be fired. but wherate outrage for the democrats? if a republican did this, i can't imagine what it would be like. >> frank: aren't you outrage in the corner? aren't you outraged that an american life was lost? >> i'm outrammed by a lot of behavior. but unless we the people make changes, there is not going to be any changes. everybody's self partisan and goes to their corner and nothing gets done because you are peinal

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you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. welcome to the capital account i'm lauren mr. hi guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight once again i go to rick santorum so the former pennsylvania senator is extremely socially conservative and he has no qualms about sharing his religious beliefs while he's campaigning as of his favorite topics are contraception for women and of course abortion now during a recent interview with a.b.c.'s jake tapper santorum was questioned about his views regarding contraception and there he explained that states should have the right to ban their use and he reiterated that it should be a state decision so he has a right to do that i mean i've never questioned whether a state has a right to you know it's not a so it's not a constitutional right the state has the or has the right to pass whatever whatever statutes they have in it and that's the thing i'

you can. >> how do you know if you can or not?he important thing is she's wearing concealer and corrector and liner around the eye. because it's red in tone you cannot skip the eye liner. what you could do is either use your finger and put it on the whole lid. >> wow. >> really you can play a little bit. put it over your brown shadow. >> why your finger? >> you can use a brush or your finger. the difference with your finger is it doesn't flake on the face. if your face is totally done and you have a bold color. >> so you don't get color below the eye. >> then you can take the brush and soften it which is great. >> that's nice. >> you can add more. it depends on your personality. >> uh-huh. >> you can also a use a color like this over your eye liner with a brush. you know how you line your eye with black or charcoal? you could put it over that. >> would you select a bright color based on what you are wearing or opposite? >> i would never wear a bright color with this shirt because it's so bright. no. because she's wearing all black

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but if you stay where you are, you live to fight another day in south carolina and you hope you get theg to assume after iowa, new hampshire, if mitt does well here, it's over. we're going south after new hampshire. you look at newt's national numbers, he's still only four percentage points behind mitt, despite an unprecedented barrage of attacks against him. >> he's going south of sheldon adelson's money. keeping him on tv. but he also happens to be the death wish candidate for the republicans. nationally. if you get the nomination, president obama would be doing handsprings, he would be cheering. the thing about today, it's going to be the second-place finish. and it's going to be based on 68, gene mccarthy, finish second, claiming victory. '92, bill clinton lost to paul tsongas, he became the comeback kid. so however finishes second, depending on his statement tonight, you know, finishing second, we really won, he, he could provide romney with a real tilt down the road. >> so much depends on ron paul, mika. ron paul sitting at 20% right now. is that ron paul's ceiling? are we going t