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Bad test score, so youre a lousy teacher. thats, i guess you could savings the chris christie evaluation. one thing that really bothers me about christie in new jersey, hes -- you know, was in the legal system, an attorney on wall street, no experience whatsoever, not professionally trained at all in education, but all of a sudden, he is the self-anointed expert on education in america, and he has all the answers. cut a billion dollars out of the system, fired 6,000 teachers, and just tell every...

>> you can do it. >> im supposed to have court at 10:00 and evaluation at 1:00. i aint been called for none of that. >> if they need you, well get you up there. >> aint no way you can call down there. >> the judge might have been involved in another case or something like that. i can look and see if theres anything else put in the computer. >> we dont want to either but -- until the judge says they need you, we cant take you up there if the judge doesnt want you. >> i just want to know whats goi...

Me. >> got called to the courtroom so you can figure it out. >> speaking of the corporal, here he is. >> yes. >> im supposed to have court at 10:00 and evaluation at 1:00. i aint been called for none of that. >> if they need you, well get you up there. >> aint no way you can call down there? >> youre supposed to go this morning. the judge might have been involved in other case. i can look and see if theres anything else put in the computer. >> we dont want to either but -- until the judge says t...

>> caller: thats something chief gannon can assess, where those officers are deployed, how quickly they responded. because my assumption is that after the first shot, you will have a lot of emotion and people running and a variety things and officers trying to assist. exactly where it is occurring and what the level of danger. and you can find literally hundreds of spots in the airport where theres not a police officer with eyes on that particular incident. it takes a second for officers to asse...

>> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range of crimes, everything from marij...

Three-year period. he admitted in court he drove around neighborhoods looking for open garage doors. he looked for toys believing that mothers would protect their children and fight less. he served six years behind bars and was released in 1979. prosecutors say he then raped another 23 women, after serving two more prison sentences for rain and burglary, hubbard was paroled in 1993. part of that parole was a psychological evaluation which resulted in his parole being revoked. his psychiatrists t...

Throughout the state over a ten-year period. he came through the neighborhood, looking for garages opened, after husbands left for work. he served six years behind bars and was released in 1979me. prosecutors say he then raped another 23 women, after serving two more sentences for rape and burglary, he was paroled, part of that being for psychological evaluation, which resulted in his parole being revoked. his psychiatrists testified he had a mental condition, with a possible case of recurring. ...

Christophers reign of terror. it was the 70s and 80s when he was known as the pillowcase rapist, after his practice of covering his victims heads with a pillow case. the serial rapist was convicted of assaulting dozens of women. he was first arrested in the early 70s, he later admitted to raping almost two dozen women throughout the state over a three-year period. he admitted in court he drove around neighborhoods looking for open garage doors. indicating that husbands had left for work. he look...

He looked for toys believe mothering would protect their children and fight less. he was released in 1979 after a -- after serving two more prison sentences for rape and burglary, he was paroled in 1993. part of that parole included a psychological evaluation which resulted in his parole being revoekted. psychiatrists have testified that he has has a mental disorder with a high risk the reoffending. earlier this year he petitioned for the unconditional release. >> it sent a shock of fear through...

It is not to put the evaluation too high. >> thats true. it also has to grow more viewers than the 40 million that it has. it also has to figure out a way to make money. a lot of people who are putting these vines together say they dont want to put advertising in it. they dont want to muck it up. thats a real problem for sustain built. >> people like it because it is pure and seems noncommercial. all right, still to come, your best tweets about the program, speaking of twitter and ron burgundy i...