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To the barbecue place, yes.	to the barbecue place	To the barbecue place	to the barbecue place, yes.
That's got to be kind of a different thing from being in your home kitchen.	that's got to, be. kind of a different thing from; being in your home	That's got to; be kind of a different thing from, being in your, home	that's got to be kind of a different thing from being in your home kitchen.
Yeah, it is, but it's nice, and the room that he has for me, he told me, he said, now, this is your kitchen, and he said, just do like you want to do.	yeah it, is but it's. nice and the room that he has for me he told me he. said. now, this is your kitchen and; he said just do like you want to	Yeah it is but it's nice and the, room that he has for me he told me. he said now this is your kitchen and he, said just do like you want to	yeah, it is, but it's nice, and the room that he has for me, he told me, he said, now, this is your kitchen, and he said, just do like you want to do.
When do you figure you'll be able to start making pies at your house again?	when do you, figure you'll be able to start making pies at your house.	When do you figure you'll be able to. start making pies at, your house	when do you figure you'll be able to start making pies at your house again?
Well, soon as this bill probably gets passed. All of my publicity have really helped Rick up there at the barbecue place, his name is Rick Colette. I like it up there so I might just continue to do them up there.	well soon as this bill probably gets passed all of my publicity have really, helped rick up there. at the barbecue place, his name is rick colette i. like it up there so i might just continue to do them up	Well soon as this bill probably gets passed All of. my publicity have really helped Rick up. there at; the barbecue place his name is Rick Colette I like it up there so I might just continue to do them up	well, soon as this bill probably gets passed. all of my publicity have really helped rick up there at the barbecue place, his name is rick colette. i like it up there so i might just continue to do them up there.
You're getting a little spoiled by that big kitchen, I guess.	you're getting a little spoiled by that big kitchen i	You're getting a little spoiled by. that big kitchen I	you're getting a little spoiled by that big kitchen, i guess.
Yes, I like it.	yes i like,	Yes; I like	yes, i like it.
Well, Ms. Watts, it's great to talk with you. Thanks so much.	well ms, watts it's great to talk. with you thanks so	Well Ms Watts it's great to talk with you Thanks so	well, ms. watts, it's great to talk with you. thanks so much.
Thank you, hear.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, hear.
The pie lady of Powder Springs, Georgia, Willie Watts, and if you're ever at Johnny's Barbecue there, one of her fried pies with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon will set you back $2.50.	the. pie lady of powder springs, georgia willie watts and if you're ever at johnny's barbecue there one of her. fried pies with, butter brown sugar and cinnamon will set you back	The pie lady of Powder Springs, Georgia Willie Watts and. if you're ever at Johnny's Barbecue there one of, her fried pies with butter brown sugar and cinnamon will set you back	the pie lady of powder springs, georgia, willie watts, and if you're ever at johnny's barbecue there, one of her fried pies with butter, brown sugar and cinnamon will set you back $2.50.
Across the border in Louisiana, Lake Charles began taking stock today of the damage wrought by Hurricane Rita. The storm made a direct hit on this town of 75,000, smashing lakefront casinos, ruining entire blocks and flooding some neighborhoods. NPR's Wade Goodwyn is there today and has this repor...	across the border in; louisiana lake charles began taking stock today of the; damage wrought by hurricane. rita the storm made a direct hit on this. town of 75,000, smashing lakefront casinos ruining entire blocks and flooding some neighborhoods npr's wade goodwyn is there today. and has this	Across the border. in Louisiana Lake Charles began. taking stock today of the damage wrought by Hurricane Rita, The storm made, a direct hit on this town of 75,000, smashing lakefront casinos ruining entire blocks and flooding some, neighborhoods NPR's Wade Goodwyn is there today and has this	across the border in louisiana, lake charles began taking stock today of the damage wrought by hurricane rita. the storm made a direct hit on this town of 75,000, smashing lakefront casinos, ruining entire blocks and flooding some neighborhoods. npr's wade goodwyn is there today and has this repor...
In Lake Charles, there are the casinos, a nice little downtown and a lovely lakefront with beautiful homes and lawns leading down to the water. All sustained major damage from Hurricane Rita, but most everything in this part of town is covered by insurance. But wind your way down Enterprise Street...	in lake, charles there are the casinos a nice little. downtown and a lovely lakefront with, beautiful homes and lawns leading down to the water all sustained major damage from hurricane rita but most everything in. this part of town is covered by insurance but wind your way down enterprise street ...	In, Lake. Charles there are the casinos a nice little downtown and a lovely lakefront. with beautiful homes and lawns leading down to the water All, sustained major damage from Hurricane. Rita but most everything in this part of town is covered by insurance But wind your way down Enterprise Street...	in lake charles, there are the casinos, a nice little downtown and a lovely lakefront with beautiful homes and lawns leading down to the water. all sustained major damage from hurricane rita, but most everything in this part of town is covered by insurance. but wind your way down enterprise street...
I wish I'd have been coming back to Pickney's Package(ph) to buy me some cigarettes, but I guess the Lord might want me to quit.	i wish i'd have been coming back to pickney's package(ph) to buy me some cigarettes but i guess the lord might want me to	I wish I'd have been coming back to Pickney's, Package(ph) to buy me some cigarettes but I guess the Lord, might want me to	i wish i'd have been coming back to pickney's package(ph) to buy me some cigarettes, but i guess the lord might want me to quit.
Compared to the nuclear blast that Biloxi and Gulfport experienced from Hurricane Katrina, what Chaives is suffering is minor, except that it's not.	compared to the nuclear blast that biloxi and gulfport experienced from hurricane katrina what chaives is suffering is minor except that it's	Compared to the nuclear blast, that Biloxi. and Gulfport experienced from Hurricane Katrina what Chaives is suffering is minor except that it's	compared to the nuclear blast that biloxi and gulfport experienced from hurricane katrina, what chaives is suffering is minor, except that it's not.
I'm cleaning up some of the glass that shattered my new storm door. It bust two windows, took half of the roof off. All the ceiling tile is coming down in my dining room and in my bedroom. It's sad, but I'm blessed, yeah.	i'm cleaning up some of the, glass that shattered my new storm door it bust two windows took, half of the roof off all the ceiling tile is coming, down in my dining room and in my bedroom it's sad but i'm. blessed	I'm cleaning up some, of the glass that shattered, my new storm door It bust two windows took half, of, the roof off All, the ceiling tile is coming down in my dining room and in my bedroom. It's sad but I'm blessed	i'm cleaning up some of the glass that shattered my new storm door. it bust two windows, took half of the roof off. all the ceiling tile is coming down in my dining room and in my bedroom. it's sad, but i'm blessed, yeah.
Irma Chaives has no insurance, but she's got a phone number for the Red Cross. And as soon as she gets phone service, she says she's going to call and see what they can do for her.	irma chaives has no insurance but she's got a phone number for the red cross, and as soon as she gets phone service she says she's going to, call and see what they can do for	Irma Chaives has no insurance but she's got a phone number for, the Red Cross And; as soon as she gets phone service she says she's going to call and see what they can. do for	irma chaives has no insurance, but she's got a phone number for the red cross. and as soon as she gets phone service, she says she's going to call and see what they can do for her.
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Around the block, standing on the side of the road next to an old Chevrolet Impala with its hood up, is Warren Provost. His house is under water in Port Arthur, so he's come to help his family here in Lake Charles. There's a small look of desperation in Provost's eyes. He decided not to evacuate, ...	around, the block standing on. the side of the road next to an old chevrolet impala with, its hood up is warren provost his house is under water in port arthur so he's come to help his family here, in lake charles there's a small look of desperation in provost's eyes he decided not to evacuate and...	Around, the block standing on, the side of the road next to. an old, Chevrolet Impala with its, hood up is Warren Provost His house is under water. in Port Arthur so he's come to, help his family; here in Lake Charles There's a small look of desperation in. Provost's eyes He decided not to evacuat...	around the block, standing on the side of the road next to an old chevrolet impala with its hood up, is warren provost. his house is under water in port arthur, so he's come to help his family here in lake charles. there's a small look of desperation in provost's eyes. he decided not to evacuate, ...
If I had to do it all over again, I'd do it a different way, you know? I could have just left all this behind from the get-go, you know, and just do something different.	if, i had to do it all over again i'd do it a different way you know? i could have just left all this behind from the. get-go you know and just do something	If I. had to do it all over again I'd do it a different way you know? I could. have just left all this behind from, the get-go you know and just do something	if i had to do it all over again, i'd do it a different way, you know? i could have just left all this behind from the get-go, you know, and just do something different.
Across town Lake Charles police Officer Jason Schnocke(ph) stands on Ryan Street with dark sunglasses on his face and a 9mm on his hip. Schnocke says there were a few attempts at looting after Rita came through, but the police department took care of that. After the mess in New Orleans, Lake Charl...	across town lake charles police, officer jason schnocke(ph) stands on ryan street with dark sunglasses on his face and a 9mm on his hip schnocke says. there were a few; attempts at looting after rita came through but the police department took care of that after, the mess. in new, orleans. lake ch...	Across. town Lake Charles police Officer. Jason Schnocke(ph) stands on Ryan Street with dark sunglasses on his face and a 9mm. on his hip Schnocke says there were a few attempts at looting after Rita came through but the police, department, took care of that After the mess in New Orleans Lake Char...	across town lake charles police officer jason schnocke(ph) stands on ryan street with dark sunglasses on his face and a 9mm on his hip. schnocke says there were a few attempts at looting after rita came through, but the police department took care of that. after the mess in new orleans, lake charl...
We haven't been able to make it down that far. There are still quite a bit of roads. What they're doing now is trying to clear the main roads so we can get further back and deeper back into those subdivisions and those houses that are on the waterfront.	we haven't been able to make it, down that far there are still quite, a bit, of. roads what they're doing now is trying to clear the main roads so we, can get. further back and deeper back into, those subdivisions and those. houses that. are on the	We haven't. been, able to make it, down that far, There are still quite a bit of roads What they're doing now is trying to clear the main roads so we can get further back and deeper back into. those subdivisions and those houses that are on the	we haven't been able to make it down that far. there are still quite a bit of roads. what they're doing now is trying to clear the main roads so we can get further back and deeper back into those subdivisions and those houses that are on the waterfront.
There are no business open, nothing. But in true Louisiana tradition, the one place that is open is Pappy's Bar & Grill. Richard Fark(ph) is the manager. For two days he's been feeding cops and firemen and anybody who needs a cool, not cold, beer. At 10 in the morning, he already has several tak...	there are no business open nothing but in true louisiana tradition. the one place that is open is pappy's, bar & grill richard fark(ph) is the manager for two days. he's been feeding cops and firemen and anybody who; needs a cool not cold beer at 10 in, the morning he already. has several	There are no business open nothing But in. true Louisiana tradition the one, place that is open is Pappy's Bar & Grill Richard Fark(ph) is the manager For two days he's been feeding cops and firemen and. anybody who needs a cool not cold beer At 10 in the morning, he already has several	there are no business open, nothing. but in true louisiana tradition, the one place that is open is pappy's bar & grill. richard fark(ph) is the manager. for two days he's been feeding cops and firemen and anybody who needs a cool, not cold, beer. at 10 in the morning, he already has several tak...
People are coming by, like, families, like, `We're thirsty, we're hungry.' I give them sandwiches, and I give them Cokes and drinks, whatever I got. If you want a beer or two beers, I'll give it to you. If you want--you know, whatever you need, if I've got it, you've got it.	people, are coming by like families like `we're. thirsty we're hungry' i give them sandwiches and, i give them cokes and drinks whatever i got if you want a beer or two, beers i'll give, it to, you if you want--you know whatever you need if i've got, it you've got.	People, are coming by. like families like `We're thirsty, we're hungry' I give them sandwiches and I give, them, Cokes and drinks whatever, I. got If you want a beer or two beers I'll give it to you If you want--you know whatever. you need if I've, got it you've got	people are coming by, like, families, like, `we're thirsty, we're hungry.' i give them sandwiches, and i give them cokes and drinks, whatever i got. if you want a beer or two beers, i'll give it to you. if you want--you know, whatever you need, if i've got it, you've got it.
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Tom Malinowski joins us from our bureau in New York. He's Washington director of Human Rights Watch. Nice to have you with us today.	tom malinowski joins us from; our bureau in new york he's washington director of human rights watch nice to have you with us	Tom, Malinowski joins us from, our bureau in New York. He's Washington director of Human Rights Watch Nice to have you with us	tom malinowski joins us from our bureau in new york. he's washington director of human rights watch. nice to have you with us today.
Thank you.	thank,	Thank	thank you.
And the prison at Guantanamo is becoming an enduring feature of the Bush and now Obama presidencies. You say it was a poorly improvised response to September 11th that's on the verge of now becoming permanent.	and the prison at guantanamo, is becoming an enduring feature of the bush and now obama presidencies you say it was a poorly improvised response to september 11th that's on the verge of now becoming	And the prison at Guantanamo is becoming an enduring feature of the Bush and now Obama, presidencies, You say it was a poorly improvised response. to September 11th that's on the verge of now becoming	and the prison at guantanamo is becoming an enduring feature of the bush and now obama presidencies. you say it was a poorly improvised response to september 11th that's on the verge of now becoming permanent.
Well, that's what I'm afraid of. You know, both President Obama and John McCain promised to close it during the 2008 campaign. John McCain actually promised he would close it on day one of his presidency. And it's proven to be much more difficult than imagined, in part because of very determined and partisan opposition...	well that's what i'm afraid of you know, both president. obama and john mccain promised to close it during the 2008 campaign john mccain actually promised he would close it on, day one of his presidency and it's proven. to be much more difficult than imagined in part because of very determined and partisan opposition t...	Well that's what I'm afraid of, You know both. President Obama and, John McCain, promised to close it during the 2008 campaign John McCain actually promised he would close it on day one of his presidency And it's proven to be much more difficult than imagined in part because of very determined; and partisan opposition ...	well, that's what i'm afraid of. you know, both president obama and john mccain promised to close it during the 2008 campaign. john mccain actually promised he would close it on day one of his presidency. and it's proven to be much more difficult than imagined, in part because of very determined and partisan opposition...
But there is a real danger that if the mechanism that President Obama uses to deal with these very difficult remaining cases he still has in Guantanamo -about 46, 48 prisoners left who he's decided are hard to prosecute, but too dangerous to release - if that mechanism gets put in to place in a way that can be applied ...	but there is; a real danger, that if the, mechanism that, president obama uses to deal with these very difficult remaining cases he still has in guantanamo -about 46, 48 prisoners. left who he's decided are, hard to prosecute but too dangerous to release - if that mechanism gets put in to place in a way; that can be ap...	But there is a real danger that if the mechanism that President Obama uses to deal with these very difficult remaining cases he; still has in Guantanamo -about 46, 48 prisoners, left who he's. decided, are hard to prosecute but too dangerous to release - if that mechanism gets put in to place in a way that can be appli...	but there is a real danger that if the mechanism that president obama uses to deal with these very difficult remaining cases he still has in guantanamo -about 46, 48 prisoners left who he's decided are hard to prosecute, but too dangerous to release - if that mechanism gets put in to place in a way that can be applied ...
Yet if these detainees can't be transferred to the United States for trial, what alternatives does the president have?	yet if these detainees can't be transferred to the united states for trial what alternatives does, the president	Yet if these detainees can't be transferred to the United States for trial what alternatives does the president	yet if these detainees can't be transferred to the united states for trial, what alternatives does the president have?
Well, actually they still can be. You mentioned that the legislation that Obama signed prohibits the use of taxpayer funds. That's not quite correct. It only prohibits the use of Department of Defense funds.	well actually they still can be you mentioned that the legislation that obama signed prohibits the. use of taxpayer funds that's not quite correct it only. prohibits, the use of department of defense	Well actually they still can be You mentioned. that the legislation that; Obama; signed prohibits the use of taxpayer funds That's not quite correct It only prohibits the use of Department of. Defense	well, actually they still can be. you mentioned that the legislation that obama signed prohibits the use of taxpayer funds. that's not quite correct. it only prohibits the use of department of defense funds.
If the president is determined to close Guantanamo, as he says he is, if he is determined to mitigate the effects of this legislation, as he said he would when he signed it, he can still use, for example, Justice Department funds and other funds available to him as president to bring these men to justice in American co...	if the president is determined, to close guantanamo as he says he is if he is determined to mitigate the effects of this legislation as he said he would when he signed it he can still use for, example justice department funds and other funds available to him as, president to bring; these men to justice in american cour...	If the president is determined to; close Guantanamo as he says he is if he is determined to mitigate the effects of. this legislation as he said he would when he signed it he can still use for example Justice Department funds and other funds available to him as president. to, bring these men to justice in American cour...	if the president is determined to close guantanamo, as he says he is, if he is determined to mitigate the effects of this legislation, as he said he would when he signed it, he can still use, for example, justice department funds and other funds available to him as president to bring these men to justice in american co...
Yet, that has its risks too. We remember the case of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the man alleged for - charge with 280 charges in connection with the bombings of U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya back in 1998. Convicted of just one of those charges, this after much evidence was not able to be presented by prosecutors. I...	yet that. has its risks, too we remember the case of ahmed khalfan ghailani the man alleged for - charge with 280 charges in connection with the bombings of u.s embassies in tanzania and kenya back in 1998. convicted. of just one of those charges this after much evidence was not able to be presented by prosecutors, it ...	Yet that has its risks too We remember the case of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani the man alleged for - charge with 280 charges in connection with the bombings of U.S embassies in Tanzania and Kenya back in 1998. Convicted, of just one of those charges this after much evidence was. not able to, be presented, by. prosecutors It...	yet, that has its risks too. we remember the case of ahmed khalfan ghailani, the man alleged for - charge with 280 charges in connection with the bombings of u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya back in 1998. convicted of just one of those charges, this after much evidence was not able to be presented by prosecutors. i...
And well, the concern is if you bring people on civilian charges in civilian courts and the evidence is thrown out of court, what do you with them then?	and well the concern is if you bring people on. civilian charges in civilian courts and the evidence is thrown out of court what do you with them	And. well the concern is if you, bring people on civilian charges in civilian courts and the evidence is thrown out of court. what do you, with them	and well, the concern is if you bring people on civilian charges in civilian courts and the evidence is thrown out of court, what do you with them then?
Well, you know, the Ghailani verdict, I think, has been misunderstood. This was a man who was convicted and will likely be sentenced to life in prison. And once he's sentenced, I predict we'll never hear about him again. He won't be a problem to the United States anymore.	well you know the ghailani. verdict i think has been misunderstood this was a man who was convicted and will likely be sentenced to life in prison and once he's sentenced i predict, we'll never hear about him again he won't be a; problem to the united states,	Well you know the Ghailani verdict, I think has, been misunderstood This, was a man who was convicted and will likely be sentenced to life in prison And once he's sentenced I predict we'll. never hear about him, again He won't be; a problem to the United States	well, you know, the ghailani verdict, i think, has been misunderstood. this was a man who was convicted and will likely be sentenced to life in prison. and once he's sentenced, i predict we'll never hear about him again. he won't be a problem to the united states anymore.
Had he been kept in Guantanamo in the state of indefinite detention without trial, he would have been a permanent problem, a permanent source of controversy for the government. And I don't think that regime of detention would be sustainable for the rest of his life.	had he been kept in guantanamo, in the state of indefinite detention without trial he would have been a permanent problem; a permanent source of; controversy for the government and i don't think that regime of detention would. be sustainable for the rest of his	Had he been kept in Guantanamo in the state of indefinite detention without trial he would have been a permanent problem a permanent source of controversy for the government And I don't think that regime of, detention would be; sustainable for the. rest of his	had he been kept in guantanamo in the state of indefinite detention without trial, he would have been a permanent problem, a permanent source of controversy for the government. and i don't think that regime of detention would be sustainable for the rest of his life.
And then what do you do with him when the pressure for his release would mount and mount and mount? So, you know, I think given those two alternatives, prosecuting him successfully - and it was successful - in a civilian court in New York was by far the best option for the United States.	and then what do you do with him when the pressure for his release would mount and mount and, mount? so you know i think given, those two alternatives prosecuting him successfully - and it was successful - in a civilian court in new york was by far the best option for the united	And then what do you do with him when the pressure for his release would mount and mount, and mount? So you know I think given those. two alternatives prosecuting him successfully - and it was successful - in a civilian court in New York, was by far; the best option for the United	and then what do you do with him when the pressure for his release would mount and mount and mount? so, you know, i think given those two alternatives, prosecuting him successfully - and it was successful - in a civilian court in new york was by far the best option for the united states.
If he appeals his conviction and gets thrown out on the same kind of technicality as the other - the evidence was thrown out of court, he then walks.	if he appeals his conviction and gets thrown out on the same kind of. technicality as the other - the evidence was thrown out of court he then	If he; appeals his conviction and gets thrown out on the same kind of technicality as the other - the. evidence was thrown out of court he then	if he appeals his conviction and gets thrown out on the same kind of technicality as the other - the evidence was thrown out of court, he then walks.
Well, I don't think, in a democracy like ours, we can have a system which guarantees 100 percent that someone in the government wants to imprison will be imprisoned. That's not what we are as a society and we never will be. We do have a system in our civilian federal courts that has worked in almost every single case w...	well i. don't think in a democracy like ours we can have a system which guarantees 100 percent that someone in the government wants to imprison will be imprisoned that's not what we are as a society and we never will be we do have. a system in our civilian federal; courts that has worked in almost every single. case we...	Well I don't think in a democracy like ours we can have a system which guarantees 100 percent that someone in the government wants to imprison will be, imprisoned. That's not what we are as, a society and we never will be We do have a system in our civilian federal courts that has worked in almost every single case we ...	well, i don't think, in a democracy like ours, we can have a system which guarantees 100 percent that someone in the government wants to imprison will be imprisoned. that's not what we are as a society and we never will be. we do have a system in our civilian federal courts that has worked in almost every single case w...
And yet every single person who's in Guantanamo - nine, 10 years after the camp is opened - remains a continuing problem for us, a source of pain and controversy, partisan dispute for the president, for the Congress, for the country. You know, I think that's a controlled experiment between two different systems in whic...	and yet every single person who's in guantanamo - nine, 10 years after, the. camp is opened - remains a continuing problem for us a source of pain, and controversy partisan dispute for, the president for the congress for the country you know i think that's a, controlled experiment between two different systems in which...	And; yet every single person who's in Guantanamo - nine 10 years after the camp is opened - remains. a continuing problem for us a source of pain and controversy. partisan dispute for the president for the; Congress for the country You know I think that's a controlled experiment between two different systems in which o...	and yet every single person who's in guantanamo - nine, 10 years after the camp is opened - remains a continuing problem for us, a source of pain and controversy, partisan dispute for the president, for the congress, for the country. you know, i think that's a controlled experiment between two different systems in whic...