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zz h zoraida sambolin has the day off. >> that is awesome. its caught on camera. im ashleigh banfield. its nice to have you with us every morning. its 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. lets get started with this. go vote for someone else. how about that for a campaign pitch. fighting words for mitt romney after a pretty rough reception at the naacp convention. it was a tough sell to begin with though anyway. governor romneys really trying to convince african-americans that theyd be better s...

Says theres no proof of voter fraud. theres no proof -- so youre trying to solve a problem that doesnt exist in a way thats going to disenfranchise minorities. >> well, number one, it doesnt disenfranchise minorities because the fact of the matter is that the way the voting systems are set up with the voter ids, these voter ids are free. there have been problems. julian and i have talked about this before, i think we have better solutions than some legislators, but the fact of the matter is this...

Reading romance novels and watching romantic films we no longer recognize men being romantic. real version of romance is changing our bald tires on our car. like honey, look what i have done for you we are like where is the flowers and chocolate? who cares about my chocolate. >> clayton: where is the chivalry. >> alisyn: number two dont cry to what you want. >> clayton: stop using emotions as weapons because its sad and not allowed anymore. it still works for police officers. you get pulled over...

His sense of humor seemed to always re-emerge. >> i got my shower in, so im good. >> hows your head? >> my heads fine. >> really? >> yeah. hows your head? >> two years after his release, gill says he never plans on returning to prison again. >> every single day i was there, i could have got killed. i learned that breaking the law is not worth anything to me. id rather stay out here and live a good, productive life. like, limon sucked. to have to watch my back every day to make sure someone wasnt...

We grab people for minor misdemeanors, start charging them fees and penalties, and then we throw them in jail when they cant pay the debts we have dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he cant pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1,500 ...

Dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he cant pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same probation company that has incarcerated mr. garrett. she was t...

They cant pay the debts we have dropped on them. for instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he cant pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same probation company that has inc...

For instance, richard garrett, he lives in alabama where he spent 24 months in jail over traffic and license violations that now amount to $10,000. the "new york times" in a remarkable article today reports that mr. garrett is sick and out of work, but he cant pay. another defendant from the same part of alabama ended up owing $1500 for what began as a speeding ticket. she found herself in the tender care of the same probation company that has incarcerated mr. garrett. she was tossed into jail w...

The road? >> i think so. the people will say government will expand, no longer on the grounds of commerce clause, which is restrained by roberts. but it will expand as a tag. there is a political difference between fine and tax. people dont like taxes. they accept it here and there to get a speeding ticket. as you heard earlier in theshowe the democrats presented the mandate, as a tax? it would not have passed in the house and senate. that is why the president kept saying its not a tax. its simp...

only eight actually testified. and a new accuser has come forward, of course. jerry sanduskys adopted son matt. that is not something that the jury is supposed to be considering tond. a scandal the likes of which punxsutawney, pennsylvania has not seen in years. the jury deliberated for 21 years after a trial that was brief but wrenching when it comes to what they heard. defense attorney said he would be shocked if they acquitted his client on all charges. in fact he said he would prob...