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The most trusted inmates in orange county california live in the workers barracks of the theo lacy jail where they enjoy more privileges and freedom of movement than in other housing units. the majority of inmates live under much more restrictive conditions. they are confined to one or two-man cells in housing units known as modules or mods. >> are any of them giving you any issues? >> no. really havent had any issues at least with them today. >> most of these inmates were prior, a lot more supe...

Built for business. the most trusted inmates in orange county california live in the workers barracks of the theo lacy jail where they enjoy more privileges and freedom of movement than in other housing units. the majority of inmates live under much more restrictive conditions. they are confined to one or two-man cells in housing units known as modules or mods. >> are any of them giving you any issues? >> no. really havent had any issues at least with them today. >> most of these inmates were ...

Modules around the campus. its beautiful. i think everybody here is in shock. this kind of thing doesnt happen in douglas county. we have a lot of hunters and people that have firearms. you wonder if somebody -- i dont know who thwarted the shooter. this is what were looking for. every one in this county is shocked. s >> im looking at an overhead of this campus. over to the tennis center and aquatic center, do you know where this started? >> we were told that the shooting broke out in the scienc...

Responsible. with some kind of help from an outside party. and they laid out three pieces of evidence to support that one is that the malware packets or modules they found at sony are of a level of sophistication that you only see iran, russia or china, not north korea. number two, there is no evidence that there was a forced penetration of sony. that it was either an insider or stolen credentials. and number three is that the initial email traffic that was received by sony had demands that were...

Spike as it crosses a bridge into the future. and we now have confirmation that orion is stable, upright. orion splashdown at a mission elapse time of 4:24. >> a 4:24 flight. supposed to land -- splashdown west of baja, california, alina. we know this was a test flight. theyre looking at testing some of the modules and equipment on board. testing out the heat shield, correct? >> yeah, this is really all about testing orion, seeing what -- how it handles getting out of the earths atmosphere and r...

Just finished and now brazil is left with 12 empty soccer stadiums. pretty amazing. but some french architects came up with some creative uses, turning some of the stadiums into apartment buildings. take a look at that. those are colorful modules in the side there. 1,100 square feet. enough for a family of four were told. prime seats if they actually keep the field and play some games there. >> completely. but pretty neat. >> yeah. thats interesting. well, there was a big catch and pretty incred...

Breaking news tonight. trouble on the international space station, nasa has found a problem with the cooling system. the six-person crew is not in danger at the moment, joining me now is cnns john zarella on the phone. john, it is not the first time they have had to do repair work of this nature. but how big a threat is it potentially? could it get worse? >> well, probably not, piers, they do have it under control. they do have two of these cooling pumps on the international space station. one o...

Best to the whole family. >> thank you very much. wolf. all right. some breaking news coming into "the situation room." were just learning about a serious situation on the international space station. joining us on the phone is cnns john zarrella. what are we learning, john? >> reporter: what we know is one of the two pumps on the station that actually cools the international station has failed. most importantly, there is no danger to the crew, the life-support system is working fine. science ...

Quickly rolled out. near new york state, what happens is because they were implemented so quickly, they then farmed out curriculum development to different companies, one called common core incorporated, and spent millions of dollars to create what are called modules that most of our teachers find to be unusable. so a lot of ththe problem, governor, it was done so quickly, and pushed outo quickly, with tests, that the natural unfolding that should happen never occurred. when we do change in our ...

Another small group of university professors, and they were very, very quickly rolled out. because they were implemented to quickly, they then farmed out curriculums to different companies and spent millions of dollars to create what are called modules. so a lot of the problem, i think, governor is that it was done so quickly and pushed out so quickly, that the natural unfolding should never have occurred. we introduce it at a grade level. we start to bring it through the grade level. so when we...