hammond i saw a judge there who was very very hostile jeremy hammond and really had the decision in my view to deny jeremy hammond bail written before she'd actually even heard the arguments she should have given him bail he has a hundreds of thousands of documents to go over he can't do this in his jail cell without his attorneys there and they had a bet they had a bail system set up for him house to live in and she's still in a very harsh statement denied him bail now one aspect i want to bring out on that is it may be that her partiality or her bias in this case which i think is a at least the appearance of buys if not more can be illustrated by the fact that her husband is an attorney at a big law firm in new york and around the world may be called cahill and his e-mail was one of the head according to documents that i've seen was one of the hack hacked e-mails that was apparently involved in strapped for in some way you know getting the newsletter or something but his name and e-mail appears on the e-mails that were hacked out of the straps for e-mails so if she has an interest

you may not be aware but right now there's a man named jeremy hammond sitting in prison charged for his role in the hack of strategic forecasting incorporated or strapped for a private intelligence firm jeremy has pleaded not guilty yet he's been confined to prison for over eight months so far all without bail and with his trial not scheduled until next year at jeremy's convicted eight months will be a drop in the bucket because he faces thirty seven years to life in prison a pretty hefty sentence for someone trying to expose an aspect of the surveillance state that's becoming ever more pervasive by the day so here to talk about all that and more is someone who's been following this case very closely michael ratner president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights and attorney for julian assange and wiki leaks michael thank you so much for joining me abby i'm so pleased you're covering this important case michael what exactly are prosecutors alleging jeremy has done can you run us through the charges well they allege that he was a group of people roughly possibly known as anony

you may not be aware but right now there's a man named jeremy hammond who's sitting in prison charged for his role in the hack of strategic forecasting incorporated or strapped for a private intelligence firm jeremy has pleaded not guilty yet he's been confined to prison for over eight months so far all without bail and with this trial not scheduled until next year if jeremy is convicted eight months will be a drop in the bucket because he faces thirty seven years to life in prison a pretty hefty sentence for someone trying to expose an aspect of the surveillance state that's becoming ever more pervasive by the day so here to talk about all that and more is someone who's been following this case very closely michael ratner president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights and attorney for joining us songe and wiki leaks michael thank you so much for joining me abbi i'm so pleased you're covering this important case michael what exactly are prosecutors alleging jeremy has done can you run us through the charges well they allege that he was a group of people roughly possibly kn

you may not be aware but right now there's a man named jeremy hammond sitting in prison charged for his role in the hack of strategic forecasting incorporated or strapped for a private intelligence firm jeremy has pleaded not guilty yet he's been confined to prison for over eight months so far all without bail and with this trial not scheduled until next year if jeremy is convicted eight months will be a drop in the bucket because he faces thirty seven years to life in prison a pretty hefty sentence for someone trying to expose an aspect of the surveillance state that's becoming ever more pervasive by the day so here to talk about all that and more is someone who's been following this case very closely michael ratner president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights and attorney for joining us songe and wiki leaks michael thank you so much for joining me abbi i'm so pleased you're covering this important case michael what exactly are prosecutors alleging jeremy has done can you run us through the charges well they allege that he was a group of people roughly possibly known as a

there were a number of supporters from all over the country with jeremy hammond -- free jeremy hammond t-shirts on. in my view was a hostile hearing to jeremy hammond to. there are two criteria and bill, one is are you going to be a flight risk and the second is, are you a danger to the community? the government has the burden of proving you are a flight risk or danger to the community. i have to say the judge had probably decided this case before the arguments went on because she essentially read and opinion after an hour and half into the record denying bail to jeremy hammond. it was really disappointing because you do have a right to bail under our constitution. in regard to his being a danger to the committee, they must think jeremy hammond is guide. he is not allowed to use a computer that is connected to the internet, but not really allowed to use any computer because they somehow think were very limited access to any computer -- the somehow think even though it is not connected to the internet, that this guy so smart he will figure out how to get into documents. >> explain who j

you may not be aware but right now there's a man named jeremy hammond sitting in prison charged for his role in the hack of strategic forecasting incorporated or strapped for a private intelligence firm jeremy has pleaded not guilty yet he's been confined to prison for over eighteen months so far all without bail and with this trial not scheduled until next year if jeremy is convicted eight months will be a drop in the bucket because he faces thirty seven years to life in prison a pretty hefty sentence for someone trying to expose an aspect of a surveillance state that's becoming ever more pervasive by the day so here to talk about all that and more is someone who's been following this case very closely michael ratner president emeritus of the center for constitutional rights and attorney for joining us songe and wiki leaks michael thank you so much for joining me i'm so pleased you're covering this important case michael what exactly are prosecutors alleging jeremy has done can you run us through the charges well they allege that he with a group of people roughly possibly known as anon

jeremy goes by ambulance. as violent as the continuous pounding is you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the race car's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saves their lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri, a dislocated shoulder. as frightening as their accident is, it can't take away the racer's itch and the dream of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne race car to another. no wrong turns here just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012 ken straps into his custom race car. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francisco and race it around on closed off city streets was like a dream come tru

these propagating propaganda that's what it is jeremy so now u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mention and gerry warner who there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're tie to the libel rate an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that the libel rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to any federal authority in america you get thrown into prison and a federal prison for a few decades so. a lot of our scandal they ended up engaging billions of dollars at the fraud which were added on top of the bill that were given to taxpayers from the likes

>> not this year. >> then enter jeremy. >> merry christmas. >> hi, jeremy! you made it home! this is my best present yet. >> reporter: sue's husband, who arranged this whole thing, said it almost fell through a couple times. in the end, though, an unqualified success. >> awesome. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> our thanks to our affiliate for that story. sue's husband tells the station the reason he did this, she was in such a foul mood when she heard jeremy wasn't coming home, he had to do something. coming up on "world news," fired for being too attractive. she fought back thinking she had a very strong case. wait until you hear, though, what the all male iowa supreme court had to say. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testost

he's propagating propaganda that's what it is jeremy so now u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mention and gerry warner in there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're tie to the libel rate an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that the libel rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to any federal authority in america you get thrown into prison and a federal prison for a few decades so. a lot of our scandal they ended up engaging billions of dollars into fraud which were added on top of the bill that were given to taxpayers from the likes of

he's propagating propaganda that's what it is jeremy so now u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mention and gerry warner who there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're tie to the libel rate an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that libel or rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to any federal authority in america you get thrown into prison and a federal prison for a few decades so. a lot of our scandal they ended up in games with billions of dollars of the fraud which were added on top of the bill that were given to taxpayers from the l

hopefully next year. >> reporter: then, enter jeremy. >> merry christmas. >> hi, jeremy! you made it home! this is my best present yet. >> reporter: sue's husband, who arranged this whole thing, said it almost fell through a couple times. in the end, though, an unqualified success. >> awesome. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> our thanks to our affiliate katu for that story. sue's husband tells the station the reason he did this, she was in such a foul mood when she heard jeremy wasn't coming home, he had to do something. >>> coming up here on "world news," fired for being too attractive. she fought back, thinking she had a very strong case. wait until you hear, though, what the all-male iowa supreme court had to say. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are u

feel compelled to a misrepresent the facts be outright lie see curry favor with terrorists while it jeremy here's here is you know standing in his sights sure he looks like you know george soros is after birth you know the somebody found out of tailoring shop and got all smartened up but he's. propagating propaganda that's what it is germany so now u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mentioned and gerry warner in there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're tie toward the libel rate in an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that libel or rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to a

these propagating propaganda that's what it is jeremy so now u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mention and gerry warner in there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're type two and the libel rate in an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that libel or rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to any federal authority in america you get thrown in prison and a federal prison for a few decades so. that a lot of our scandal they ended up in games with billions of dollars of the fraud which were added on top of the bill that were given to taxpayers

jeremy gonzalez. besides facing charges of murder and aggravated assault, gonzalez just picked up another felony charge after con fronting the officers with a 7-inch-long shank. since arriving he's been sanctioned for several other infractions as well. >> i've been trying to do good for six months straight. i've been trying to chill and get my visits back. you go to impress presentatiion aggravated. >> with within two minutesadd t. >> they're utilized uniforms, whatever they can fine by flushing the toilets, causing them to overflow just to be bell lidge rent and disruptive. >> gonzalez ease friend says he's not impressed by his actions and that such behavior is now looked down upon by the gang. >> they know we don't do that no more. they know we don't do that. >> how are you doing? >> the special emergency response team or sert is mobilized to restrain the troublemakers. >> the sert was called in. the system was activated. >> they will put them in restraints due to destruct tifb behavior, not to harm

jeremy gonzalez. besides facing charges of murder and aggravated assault, gonzalez just picked up another felony charge after con fronting the officers with a 7-inch-long shank. since arriving he's been sanctioned for several other infractions as well. >> i've been trying to do good for six months straight. i've been trying to chill and get my visits back. you go to impressionable and aggravated. >> with within two minutes others add to the flooding. >> they're utilized uniforms, whatever they can fine by flushing the toilets, causing them to overflow just to be bell lidge rent and disruptive. >> gonzalez ease friend says he's not impressed by his actions and that such behavior is now looked down upon by the gang. >> they know we don't do that no more. they know we don't do that. >> how are you doing? >> the special emergency response team or sert is mobilized to restrain the troublemakers. >> the sert was called in. the system was activated. >> they will put them in restraints due to destructive beha

curry favor with terrorists while it jeremy here's here is you know standing in his sights sure he looks like you know george soros is after birth you know the somebody found out of tailoring shop and got all smart and up but he's he's propagating propaganda that's what it is. u.b.s. has been fined they agreed to pay the fine and you mention and gerry warner in there says that there's no way to know the cost well we do know fannie mae and freddie mac. are the two government sponsored entities in the united states which are now fully owned by the u.s. taxpayer they underwrite something like ninety five percent of all mortgages now in the united states well when you take out all these contracts mortgages interest rate swaps they're tie to the libel rate and an internal auditor at fannie mae and freddie mac. has determined that the libel rigging cost them three billion dollars and therefore the us taxpayer they defrauded the government and remember we talked about one thousand and one that notion that if you lie to any federal authority in america you get thrown in prison and a federal pris

tavis: pleased to welcome jeremy irons to this program. the oscar-winning actor is out today with a compelling new film. it's called "the words." the project is the story of a novelist who plagiarizes another writer's work and proceeds to reap the benefits of its success. the movie also stars dennis quaid and bradley cooper. here now a scene from "the words." >> i read your book. i liked it very, very much. >> thank you. i really do appreciate that. >> are no, artist always feeling comfortable talking about their work. i wonder if you would autograph my copy of your book. >> i know you get this line of the term, but i really liked the story. if i was to tell you the story, well then maybe you could give me a little credit. >> well that would not be fair, would it? have a good day. >> it is about a man who wrote a book and then lost it. you still here? tavis: so we're all aging and you decide to play even older. [laughter] >> i know, i know. that's the only reason i came today because i wanted to remind people that i'm not that old. [laught

let's start with the first guy -- jesus well, jeremy >> it's been a while since i sat on a stoop i'm used to more large, comfortable chairs in l.a. but i'm going to get into it. >> now you're slumming it sitting on the stoop that's how you want to kick it off? >> it's very urban -- dirty. >> like in a dirty, not fun

would you ever have let jeremy lin go? i couldn't believe it. became a knicks fan, got into linsanity, my apex of thrill and enjoyment that went with him, they got rid of him. >> you know, he had a love affair with this city, and in sport that is so rare and was so magical. and what he did and the way he played, he was putting up fantastic numbers, crowds were coming out, it was truly linsanity. >> would you have let him go, if you had still been the knicks coach? >> you know, i am so glad i didn't have anything to do with that decision. >> you're copping out here also. >> i'm so glad that i didn't have to make that decision. >> i'm going to give you one more chance to answer this, isaiah. would you have sold or allowed them to sell jeremy lin, if he was playing for you at the time? >> with such a direct question, i think it deserves a direct answer. and had i been sitting in the chair, i would have done my best to try to make everybody happy. >> knicks fans watching, you had a controversial tenure at the knicks. any plans to come back one day?

joining me now, host of the jeremy kyle show, jeremy kyle himself. actress and comedienne, kim coles and current tv's own john fuglesang. welcome to the show you guys. >> thank you. >> joy: okay, 57% of people polled saying they'll back a run for hillary. that's a lot of people. what do you say about that? >> it's great but in reality they only want her in the white house so they can watch her and bill try to live with each other again. >> in england, they always say when the whole monica lewinsky thing happened he said you stay with me and then one day you'll get the top job. do we reckon a deal was done? she looks naked to me. she's done every job known to man. >> she's going to take a rest and she's coming back. >> no, she's not. she's going to give up secretary of state so she can campaign underneath for four years then she will grab it. >> she's working hard. yes, she's tired. she will take this little rest. in four years she'll do it. >> joy: she couldn't be more popular than right now. why not go out on top because you know they'll turn on her

for more on the perspective from damascus, i spoke a short time ago to the bbc's jeremy bolon -- jeremy bowen. >> the issue has been pretty firm on the use of chemical weapons. any news from damascus? >> i think the regime here can feel the pressure. it has been under huge pressure in the last couple of weeks, increasing pressure. of the most pressure has faced from the west, certainly, in the almost two years this has been going on. i spoke before panetta made his remarks to the information minister and he repeated one of their official positions, which is that they say they do not have chemical weapons. of course, there's plenty of evidence that they do. and what he also said was that if they had them, they would never use them. >> people talk about a tipping point in syria. what is going to take make outside bandeau -- to make assad go. are they any closer to that moment? >> it has been hard to get a sense of that because of the lack of the visas. the strain of the war on the government buildings, there are signs of bomb damage. lots of roads are closed. traffic is fine award check p

. >>> two words, jeremy lin. >> lin-sanity. >> lin-sanity. >> can you believe this is happening to you? >> no. >> at the start of the year, jeremy lin was a harvard grad trying to make it in the nba, but over the course of ten days in february, the asian-american became a global sensation as he led the new york knicks on a seven-game win streak and single handedly reinvigorated a franchise that had fallen on tough times. >>> four hours away from the big opening ceremony. >> you can really feel the buzz in london. >> took center stage with barrier breaking performances. michael phelps who became the most decorated olympian of all time. american gaby douglas, the first black woman to win the all around title. the first double amputee to compete in the olympics and the female athletes from saudi arabia who were allowed to compete in the olympics for the first time. >>> the new orleans saints made news for all the wrong reasons after they were found guilty by the nfl of instituting a bounty program that allegedly rewarded players with cash payments for injuring opponents. head coach shawn

for more on the perspective from damascus, i spoke a short time ago to the bbc's jeremy bolon -- jeremy bowen. >> the issue has been pretty firm on the use of chemical weapons. any news from damascus? >> i think the regime here can feel the pressure. it has been under huge pressure in the last couple of weeks, increasing pressure. of the most pressure has faced from the west, certainly, in the almost two years this has been going on. i spoke before panetta made his remarks to the information minister and he repeated one of their official positions, which is that they say they do not have chemical weapons. of course, there's plenty of evidence that they do. and what he also said was that if they had them, they would never use them. >> people talk about a tipping point in syria. what is going to take make outside bandeau -- to make assad go. are they any closer to that moment? >> it has been hard to get a sense of that because of the lack of the visas. the strain of the war on the government buildings, there are signs of bomb damage. lots of roads are closed. traffic is fine award check p

in the car was her friend jeremy price and her 7-month-old baby. she was also five months pregnant at the time. >> oh. >> kelli was a nursing student and her friend jeremy was a former star high school athlete. he ended up passing away because of the injuries. >> what about the baby? >> i want to show you my grandson. >> unfortunately her unborn child suffered traumatic brain injuries and he did end up passing away. to tell us more we have john via skype right this minute all the way from dallas. >> this is my daughter and grandson. this is the grandson that was in the back seat when that drunk driver hit her. he got a traumatic brain injury as well. i want to show you the first thing i saw when i got here to dallas. she cared and loved everybody. she was five months pregnant at the time. that's the little guy's feet. little feet. and he passed away that night. the only way we're going to change this drinking and driving and get it to stop is change minds and hearts one at a time. by making this video i think that -- well i tried to do that. >> the

(cheers) >> then we have a gift for mom and dad. >> kelly and jeremy from fox reached out to me told me you never had the opportunity to have a honeymoon. i am the director of marketing so we truly appreciate your service to the country. we want you to have a romantic weekend we are extending to you a two-night stay in our luxurious presidential suite. >> excited about the honeymoon? >> yeah, never had one. five years almost and no honeymoon. it's finally happening thank to this guy. >> before the day was over jeremy had one more very important person to thank. >> the reason why i am here today and the only reason i am here is because of this man right here. he was with me the day i got shot and if it wasn't for him i probably wouldn't be here. so he is like my brother. (applause) >> everything that he went through it is good to see the community giving back to him. because he really did give so much to the country. >> i don't know what i would do without him. >> this is really awesome. ne know how many people are there to support you until they show up. like what they did here today

jeremy gonzalez. besides facing charges of murder and aggravated assault, gonzalez just picked up another felony charge after threatening jail officers with a 7 inch long shank. he has been sanctioned for several other infractions as well. >> i was trying to do good. i've been doing good for six months strait. i've been trying to chill to get my visits back. you go through depression and then through being aggravated. it messes with your head. i just couldn't take it no more. >> within minutes, two other inmates add to the flame. >> they use whenever they find to stuff it down the toilet drain just to make it overflow to be belligerent and disruptive. >> gonzalez's friend and fellow auto says he is not impressed by his actions and that such behavior is now looked down upon by the gang. >> and they don't want to [bleep] it no more. we're a fast track here now. >>. >> narrator: the special emergency response team or sert, was mobilized. >> the sert team was called in and it triggered the alarm system. t

the game's final play folds as jeremy maclin sliding catch inbounds, game winning score. eagles win for the first time in 70 days. they help the redskins in the process, a 23-21 win as bucs fall to 6-7. >>> the seahawks hosting the cardinals hoping to solidify their wildcard standing. the cards would not offer much resistance. marshawn lynch breaks to the outside, 20 yards for the first of three touchdowns for lynch. seahawks up 10 -0. 2nd quarter now 24-0 and the seahawks punting to arizona's patrick peterson. he muffs that and the battle rattles around in the hands of malcomb smith for the score. seahawks hammer the cardinals 58-0. seattle is 6-5 at home. >>> it has been over a month since the redskins last lost a game. just what that means to some of the guys in the locker room that have been here the longest when nissan sports xtra continues. this holiday, share everything. share "not even close." share "you owe me..." share "just right." the share everything plan. sharable data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. get a droid razr m by motorola for $49.99.

jeremy. will be back with more news for in about thirteen minutes from now in the meantime we've got you want to trip to discover russia's northern port city of moore and that's. his day starts at five am even earlier in the winter tending to his flock of three hundred sheep in the mountains in pain. thirty five years old it wasn't the life he jumped out of having studied accounting but he dition and familial duty dictated that he would take on the care of these animals after his father. he's just made camp at their winter farm stage setting up his ute the traditional two fenian round tent made of diskin. his beauty back amongst his family as his job is a lonely one and tough going out in all weathers braving extremes of plus to minus forty degrees celcius says there are there are certain difficulties there's not enough time for everything i'm almost alone in my sister works with my mother my mother is seventy five she's very old and i miss mountains when i'm in town i spend a lot of time her

soon as she started talking about her son, jeremy. >> maybe i will see him next year. >> as soon as she looked up she realized we were not there for the reason we said we were. >> (crying) this is my best press it yet. --present >> we had a couple of slip ups here and there. >> he is usually terrible at this. >> they found a way to bring back a joint like only seen her son jeremy can. >> i love you. >> i love you too. i am so happy you are home. >> a great story but wall street is not so great. right now the dow was down 36. we will take a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues. also a reminder you can bring in the new year right here on kron4. we will show you fire works here around the bay and that starts at 1130 p m on new year's eve. >> summer home decor and san diego got a little out of hand and very into season. 30,000 christmas lights. chris morrow took this video of the home-shopping almost every inch of the house cover an electric lighting. he says the family has set up elaborate displays for many years and that they typically pay a $1,000 power bill after every decemb

world for palestine for palestinian people is unprecedented netanyahu should wake up and recognize that jeremy corbin. turkey ready to push the trade turnover through over one hundred billion dollars a year just one of the big business announcements made a promise evening during president clinton's visit to mr ball but the two countries remain a lot of heads nonetheless over how to solve the conflict in syria which neighbors turkey has a really good meeting. syria dominated the press conference off the russian and turkish leaders to quote president putin we russia and turkey have common goals when it comes to syria but it's the methods of reaching that solution peaceful solution is that we cannot really quite agree on that just yet other than that of course you also spoke about the necessity of keeping out of the syrian issue there was a question. with a turkish journalist who said if there is a possibility that syria will attack turkey so a notion which the russian president dismissed saying that syria has to was going on inside its borders right now to even think about possibly going outside

he's notorious for doing stuff like that. >> the inmate is well known to staff, jeremy gonzalez. besides facing charges of murder and aggravated assault, gonzalez just picked up another felony charge after confronting jail officers with a 7-inch-long shank. since arriving at bexar county, he has been sanctioned for several other infractions as well. >> i was trying to do good. i've been doing good for like six months straight. i've been trying to chill to get my visits back and get back to my family. you go through a depression mode and then you go through getting aggravated and it messes with your head, you know what i mean? i couldn't take any more. >> within minutes, two other inmates add to the fray. >> here we go! >> there's going to be a waterfall! >> they're utilizing the uniforms, whatever material they can find by stuffing down the toilet drain and continuously flushing the toilets and causing it to overflow just be belligerent and disruptive. >> nothing else to do in here. >> gonzalez's friend jose hidalgo says he is not impressed by his actions and that such behavior i

especially for jeremy but for the whole panel you. mentioned one of the big reasons, complaints people had about election day was improperly given provisional ballots. do you have more breakdown on what the reasons were or the biggest problem? we're extending the use of absentee ballots in legal ways and they're also not necessarily getting people that information. so what were the biggers issues in that area? >> that's a good question. i'm not going govern you the best answer because we're still analyzing this. we had this online system for all of our election observers and the folks that were protecting the vote to put in information. so, we categorize them by type but we haven't gotton to the second level but we're processing that and will be happy to share it with folks. most of it was a false understanding of what sneadded to vote. election officials thinking folks had to have i.d. in states where they didn't misreading the law. basic pieces where the folk -- people should have been allowed to vote. it's just a provisional ballot

that prediction is from jeremy grantham. he goes on to say the situation is not temporary, high growth rates are gone forever. joining us now, steve liesman and an economist from ftm financial. steve, is it really as bad as all of that? we're talking about some very anemic numbers. >> the question is, what part is bad? i really disagree with this report in the sense that i don't see how he can possibly know what the growth rate is going to be in 2050. i don't think he knows what the growth rate is going to be next year let alone in 2050. the second thing wrong with this prediction is growth rates are something that are within control of a society or nation. with the policies -- now, i think he's right we're aiming right now for a growth rate that may be unattainable. long-term, a society cannot exactly choose but can adjust this level of growth. third, some of the things that he's most concerned about, for example, global competition, are some of the things that make me optimistic about the future, not pessimistic. >> but li

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germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was hi

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs in

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs in the world series, tim lincecum. [cheers and applause] >> and adding to the bull pen veteran guillermo mota. >> a pitcher who made the debut with the giants this year jean machi. >> this guy was acquired

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs in the world series, tim lincecum. [cheers and applause] >> and adding to

philadelphia, skins going for a sixth consecutive victory. 1st quarter eagles drive first, nick foles to jeremy maclin. foles frustrated a large majority of the day. late 1st quarter foles chased from behind by ryan kerrigan. he coughs it up. richard crawford scoops, one of two turnovers and one of five sacks. led to a kai forbath field goal. 2nd quarter griffin in more of a pocket qb role, hits pierre garcon for a 27-yard gain, his fifth straight gain of 65 yards or more receiving sets up a second forbath field goal. a third straight game with an interception for fletch. five on the season. a quick pass out to josh morgan in from 11-yard out from the touchdown, skins with the lead for -- 11 yards out from the touchdown, skins with the lead for good. first drive of the 3rd quarter skins marched right down the field and it's alfred morris capping it off with a 10-yard run and a baseball swing, his 10th touchdown of the season, 22 carries, 91-yard, 2010- skins. 3rd quarter 3rd and 10 a perfect pass from griffin to santana moss. look at effort by moss, drags that foot, gets both in the end zone, a

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs

germ -- jeremy a felt. >> another great guy santiago castilla. >> wherever this guys goes championships seem to follow, a key man in the bull pen against this here, number 49, javier lopez. [cheers and applause] >> another one of brian saibian's great season moves picking up this left hander. jose mijares. >> literally he was unhittable in the world series and the post season. sergio romo. [cheers and applause] >> hard to describe what a job this next guy did. he became the giants' ultimate weapons in the playoffs in the world series, tim lincecum. [cheers and applause] >> and adding to the bull pen veteran guillermo mota. >> a pitcher who made the debut with the giants this year jean machi. >> this guy was acquired from the yankees at the end of spring training and he was so good and forced himself on to the