an extraordinary scene on capitol hill today. the chinese activist at the center of the firestorm between the united states and china interrupted a hearing, cried out for help. chen guangcheng, the blind dissident who sought refuge in the american embassy in beijing called into an emergency hearing about his case and pleaded through a translator as you can see the call happening, asking specifically to speak with secretary of state hillary clinton. [ speaking foreign language ] i really fear for my other family members lives. we have installed seven video cameras and even with the electric fence. now, all of this comes after a whirlwind day of developments that forced the united states to explain why chen accused this country of pressuring him to leave the embassy. after initially saying he wanted to stay in china, he now says he needs to leave the country for his safety. that put u.s. ambassador to beijing, gary locke, on the defensive. this was his decision and he in
can verify what jail guard is like because i went to jail to protect a source, i can tell you that it is not our money and underwear is kind of an essential item. if we judge our society by how you treat old people, children and prisoners, let s get real here. spend the $45,000 and give prisoners what they need. when you are in jail you need underwear. this guy does not have a budget problem. he has a revenue problem. let s raise revenue. they have to wear the underwear unless they are willing to pay a fine and they can wear whatever underwear they want. so they only have to do one run and pay the fine and make a little money. so everybody is happy.
heather: a sheriff in florida saying money by doing away with free underwear for inmates. from now on, they will have to buy underwear in the canteen. he says the taxpayers will save about $45,000 a year and inmates will have to get with the program. this is not a welfare program. there is no state law. there is no federal law that says we have to provide underwear in the county jail. so they ll be free spirits. heather: free spirits. is this fair, especially policy to the female inmates. our power panel. free spirit in every aspect of the word. as the only person here who can verify what jail guard is like because i went to jail to protect a source, i can tell you that it is not our money and
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he s a thin male, about 48 years of age, he has a shaved head, as of this moment, and we re just trying to get the information and the phot os out to the public so we can hopefully get more tips. jon: it should be pointed out in one of his escapes he and another inmate overpowered a jail guard, broke out of a courthouse, then kidnapped a 19-year-old girl in a parking lot, stole her car, and left her tied up. this is a guy who doesn t mess around if he wants to get away. he does not. he s very intelligent respect as you mentioned, he s very resourceful and motivated. he has no respect for law enforcement and we re concerned about public safety. jon: there s the null on your screen, if you know anything about him and there is a $15,000 reward out if anybody can help catch this guy, thank you very much, dave jolly, the fbi spokesperson there in denver. thanks jon. jenna: new next hour, fears al-qaeda in yemen could soon threaten american security. what the u.s. is now doing