jimmy reid. >> if you lock me up i'll burn my peter. >> burn your peter?> yeah. >> all right. >> his disciplinary hearing for a night full of harassing correctional staff. >> yeah. i've let that escalate. i escalated that. >> reid was serving an 11-year sentence. he had stabbed a friend during an argument, and the man died. but reid's personal demon had made him no stranger to prison. >> how long have you been in prison? >> most of my life. >> why? what was your life like out there before prison? >> just spun out of control through alcohol, you know. >> jimmy reid was probably one of the most forthright inmates i've ever interviewed. he was just was completely uncensored. very self-facing. very honest about who he was, what he did, why he did it. and he had a great face. he had a face that looked like he had seen many, many bar fights. and the other crimes that put you in prison before, what were those? >> very different. a lot of different things. thieving, fighting. but the majority of them were through drink. >> reid recently transferred to protective c

jimmy. you know, i've run a record label for years. l.a. reid has run a record label for years. h, i see what you're saying. now you're his boss. >> yeah, keep your enemies close. [ light laughter ] so what we do is when we get to the -- >> jimmy: that's the lamest high five ever. [ laughter ] more of like a hand kiss and then we parted ways. [ laughter ] >> in england we do this and we look each other in the eyes. >> jimmy: you do not. >> we do. >> jimmy: well, try this. >> no, no -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that was so last year. >> do we just hug? >> jimmy: have you ever heard of hand hugs? >> no, how about this one? >> jimmy: that's not bad. >> that's coming in next year. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pinky swear? ever tried hand hugs? >> no. >> jimmy: yeah, watch this. put your hand up against mine. just straight out and use your thumb, hug it out. [ laughter ] >> you just made that up. >> jimmy: i swear to god that's a thing. >> you actually do that to people? >> jimmy: yeah, oh, my god. good to see you, man. >> who do you do it to? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everybody. people on th

to her surprise the person trying to jimmy her door open is her pastor, ricky reid, supposed to be atth her. >> it is very unfortunate, a pastor is someone members of the congregation go to for spiritual guidance, other things personal in their lives. >> reporter: reid is charged with aggravated burglary. they're confident r eceed has m victims in the communityikely oe congregation. >> we're hoping they can come forward at this time. notify us and we can open investigations into their cup mra -- complaint as well. >> reporter: reed has the gotten a lawyer and out on bond right now. at his church no doubt taking advice on the church sign for themselves. it says to keep your life in balance, lean on the lord. >> oh, boy. looks like he might not have a prayer in court, what do you think? >> no way. he had the word church, "world news now," we would never do anything luke that. want to thank you so much for coming out this morning. have a good time. thank you, lord. got my laptop. thank you, lord. thank you. got to go now. bye-bye, sister tanya. >> where did it go? >>> welcome back, every

reid, we're finished with the reports to this evening. thank you. >> jimmy'sor record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receives seven days loss of recreation time. his prison job wages and access to his cash account to buy supplies and snacks from the canteen. >> you're okay with it? >> for five reports, yes, i'm okay. >> jimmy is escorted back to his cell in d hall. the prison's protective custody wing. >> jimmy's done a lot of time in the jail. he's not a young chap anymore. jimmy has enemies in different establishments. and the mainstream halls. so that's why he's kept separate. >> i'm just getting medication off a doctor and a prisoner tried to take them off me and he sent another prisoner to my cell. i told the guy to [ bleep ] off. do me or i'll do you. i said, you're 30 years younger than me, but i will [ bleep ] murder you. so either [ bleep ] off or shut the door. he [ bleep ] off. if they want to fight with me they'll fight with my rules. knife. then he -- then he won't fight. because he knows, he may not win. >> jimmy might convey a to

reid. they are telling him move mitch get out of the way get back jimmy fallon you don't know him like thatneficiary of the occupy nbc movement, mr. brian williams. >> that was the longest two with minutes in television. >> we have more, my friend. we were kind. >> you can't have more. thank you for displaying my new logo. how handsome is that. >> new logo for what? >> it is our new primetime evening news magazine. >> because you don't have enough to do. >> you and i are both fully employed, but in my case i have 2 and a half hours of television a week. 30 minutes times five. i have always said this beats real work. i have done real work. >> there's more work than when you get here. >> i wish that were the case. >> it is called rock center. >> yes. >> when is it on? >> it is called a set up in comedy. >> it will be on monday nights at 10:00, 9:00 central. >> at what time? >> 10:00. yeah, i know. i've thought about it. >> you are going against me at 10:00. >> you weren't at 10:00 when i told the network schedulers, hey, it's okay. >> it's time to go back to talk to those schedulers. >> my bu