really, you've tattooed the whites of your eyes? re tattooed red, the whites of my eyes. >> why? >> i don't know if you can really ask why. really the question is, why not? everybody's got tattoos. everybody's got stretched ears. everybody's got this and that. you never see anybody with the whites of their eyes tattooed. well, now i decided to go that far and done it. >> in the 30-odd prisons i have filmed at, i had never seen tattooed eyeballs before, and while we were at limon there were two guys who had tattooed the whites of their eyes. >> the other guy is his cellmate, paul inman. >> it's like the final frontier. nobody's got it done. i had blue eyes so i chose blue. i thought it would be a good combination between a dark blue and black. i thought black would be a little scary, so i went with dark blue. >> he was proud of them. he thought they looked great. >> and i'll bet you there's no one in the world that has the same color eyes as i do. i'm the only one. i'm it. good or bad, that's me. >> the two men were proud of their ach

tattoo. and there it is. the how-tos. just found was little directions, how they tattooed their eyes. we might not want to have this floating around. next thing we know we got 955 blind inmates and don't know what to do. >> though the search fails to turn up the potentially contaminated needle, they return with a large bag of other contraband. >> no luck on the syringe. we did find the paper that tells them how to tattoo their eyeballs, which is a good find in my opinion. a lot of little nuisance stuff, weapons, things like that. a lot of over limit stuff. so we pretty much cleaned their cell out of all their over limit stuff and put them into compliance. >> good job. a lot of contraband for one cell. they've been saving up for quite some time. the needle could be handed from inmate to inmate. we did get the evidence instructing how they should properly do this, so that raises some eyebrows in a facility that more than one offender might be doing this. so that will be a concern. >> inman and boltjes are allowed to return

so i'm no longer there, but i still have the tattoos. tired means you're no longer with them, but you was honorable when you left. first chance i get, i'm covering my tattoos up. i don't want them. yeah, that was me. but i'm done with it. i'm done. you know? it's over. i'm just me now. you know? accept it or don't. >> why did you choose to leave the life? >> because it's -- it's not the life i want, you know? >> but the life shephard claimed to want was still deeply entangled in the life he used to have. the next time we saw him, shephard told us his former gang had sent him a message. they weren't accepting his retirement. >> while i'm tattooing on this guy, another guy comes up to the cell and hands me a knife. i don't think nothing of it. i put it up because we do that all the time, here hold this, here hold that. and he tells me, be ready because we're coming for you. and i'm like, ready for what? and he pretty much basically told me that they're coming, they're going to cut all the tattoos off of me that are aryan related and basical

people see me on the streets, you know, with all the tattoos and i get a vibe of like, they think i'mad guy. but i'm not a bad guy, you know what i mean? i'm a product of the state. this is how the state made me. >> some of kunkel's tattoos are inflammatory, such as the swastika on top of his head. others, like the teardrop and the dots below his eye, are often associated with gang-related violence. but kunkel says his are different. >> so how about these tats up here? >> that's my mom. she passed away. >> over here? >> no comment. >> okay. how about on your head? >> no comment. >> approximately 15 minutes after our interview with him, kunkel's tattoos led to serious trouble. jail security cameras pick him up at the bottom of his housing pod staircase. he has words with an african-american inmate and suddenly violence breaks out. the two men exchange numerous blows as other inmates gather around them. the brawl seems to last for an extended period of time. but it's actually only 41 seconds before security staff can assemble enough officers to not only break up the fight but to safely

missing in the desert, tattoo details were useful. were described by his niece and other relatives. >> they said there was a jesus image on the left arm. after several cases where i was looking at a possible match, this one really stood out and it did -- in the end they recognized the toattoo and he ws positively identified and returned to the family. >> once a burial ceremony could be held his relatives can feel relief and gratitude as his niece expressed it. >> we found him not as i wanted it. at the same time, i felt happy because so few families find loved ones they have lost. > case of the other deporch tee who tried returning to the u.s. his family is putting great faith in rinaky and her staff. >> what they do, i think, is amazing. she is an angel. and her whole team is. >> rinaky has taken a dna sample and is looking for a match with her father among the many human remains shea has to work throu. but the family knows it may still take a long time until they find if they ever do a resolution to their agonizing uncertainties. >>

tattoos. that's what i do on the street. i'm a tattoo artist. some of them have certain meanings.wife's name across my forehead. love my lady. other ones are my political beliefs. >> allgier's political beliefs have to do with his life long affiliation with the skin heads. >> i was raised that way. born into it my dad, my uncles, my cousins. being a skin head is a way of life. it's preserving your race, being here for who you are and wanting to be better than that. a swastika is a symbol, i wear it as a sign of pride of who i am. >> allgier gave a more detailed account of his views in this previously unaired footage. >> what is the most painful? >> a toss up between the toes and the lip. i was thinking they won't hurt that bad. god. don't look at me as my tattoos and be, oh my god, that guy is a felon or white supremacist. i'm proud of who i am. i'm proud to have my family be who we are but i'm not a bad person because i got tattoos. being a white supremacist is not a bad thing. >> and according to allgier, being a white supremacist doesn't mean that he belongs to one of utah stat

matthews is looking at the black dragon tattoo parlor in urbana. no comments of anyone -- from anyone there. a report of an arms student force a lockdown. police responded to a 911 call minutes after classes began at grace mills high school in leonardtown. the colors of the student was prepared to start shooting at 10:00 a.m.. sheriff's deputies evacuated the school and checked every locker but found nothing. after four hours, the scene was cleared. to the middle east, the terror group isis appears to be taking a new approach in its propaganda. it has released a video of one of its hostages in a lecture presentation. the man in the video is british photojournalist john cantley. he promises to produce a series of videos revealing the truth about the islamic state, and he says britain and the u.s. have abandoned him and other hostages. int video comes as imams great britain make impassioned pleas for the release of a british hostage. he was a truck driver of abducted shortly after christmas while helping deliver aid to syria. the u.s. right now, sena

the greeks themselves considered tattoos barbaric, but according to many ancient greek writers the women wore tattoos of beautiful designs, ain't ingredient greek vase painterrers lovingly detailed deer and other tattoos on the arms and legs of war-like barbarian women and once again we see that ambivalence, that push-pull attraction of amazons for the greeks. what we now have solid physical evidence to prove that women of ain't cithia had tattoos and were much like those in the greek vase paintings. probably some of you have seen the extraordinary photographs of the so-called ice princess and her exquisite tattoos of deer, with towering antlers, griffins, other animals, both real and imaginary, and she is just one of a score of ancient mummies that were preserved naturally in the permanent tomorrow permanent ma frost. they're body are at that time tied with animals and geo met trek design. some tattoos were invisible to the naked eye until recently in 2004, tattoos hidden for more than two millenia were revealed by archaeologists using infrared cameras at the museum in st. peteersburg,

no, it ain't the tattoo. i think my heart's more broke than anything. he old, on with the new. this should heal pretty quickly before i see kenny in prison. >> after almost an hour, jodie's tattoo transformation is complete. >> kenny! >> bye, ronnie. >> hello, kenny. >> what do you think? >> right on. >>> coming up -- >> i wonder what's in here. >> the slagle brothers discover their passion. >> just put your fresh tomatoes and fresh onions. you get yourself a screaming taco. >>> one of the most surprising things roy slagle discovered about himself after he was released from colorado state penitentiary is that his numerous cell extractions shown on "lockup" and then later the internet, had made him somewhat of a sensation. >> are you serious? i have an infatuation with this man. he's so sexy. i watched the show last night. i became infatuated with this man. he's so sexy. i wish i knew him. i love big, tall and muscular men. i have a lot of women making comments about how i look and stuff like that. it's nice. >> but one admiring fan stuck out from the res

the victim is a 17-year-old male, and she is being held without bond. a woman speaks exclusively to abc 7 about being fondled while getting a tattoo. mark matthews was rearrested on charges in september, and the victim's mother, who does not want to be identified, has said her daughter is still suffering deep emotional pain. >> you're going to a tattoo parlor. it is an expression of art. it is not supposed to be an expression of pain. >> mother and daughter are now considering having the tattoo and the painful memory removed. a plastic surgeon says laser treatment will cost around $10,000. >> seven is on your side with a consumer alert tonight. we have some discouraging news if you are trying to sell your home. standard & poor's said home prices increased at their lowest pace in months. 19 of 20 cities in the index reported lower annual gains in july. however, analysts say these lower-priced gains should make homes more affordable for potential buyers. >> and next at 6:00 -- fall is settling into our area. what you need to know about tomorrow. is next.ast >> and fans will be watching the forecast very closely to see how it affects t

. >> slagle is not the only hustler at limon. other inmates tattoo, gamble for tokens, stamps and money orders. but there's one hustle that has a darker side than most. although it's common in prison, it's rarely spoken about. >> i think the worst hustle we deal with at limon is extortion. the gangs will try to extort the weaker offenders or sex offenders. if they can't pay off what they're being extorted for, they generally get assaulted. so it has caused problems here. >> one of the gangs at limon known for this kind of extortion is 211. >> 211 is one of our notorious white gangs. >> it's homegrown. it's a colorado gang. 211 stands for a robbery code out of california. i don't know why they picked that up, but they did. their m.o. is they go after sex offenders. >> only a handful of my friends knew what my charge was. obviously, you keep it quiet. >> david laudone claims his status as a sex offender has made him a target of the 211 gang. and to make matters worse, while many prisons segregate sex offenders for their own protection, colorado policy

the star threw him off, the tattoos that i got. he got all excited, you know? each other for like the last 22 years. we were neighbors in juvenile hall. >> briceno and bowles are not only old friends. they share long criminal histories. they are considered among the most dangerous and violent inmates in the entire jail. because of that, they will never have physical contact. they are housed in a unit where only one inmate at a time is allowed into the common area. >> we laugh at it now. we look at each other door to door. we're just laughing like, dude, what the hell are we doing? we're 34 years old. we're still like we're 10 years old in the heart. >> come on. come on. >> inside their cells the sinks provide the best sound transmission and serve as low-tech intercoms. >> good to see you again, though, man. >> yeah. >> we ain't changed since we were kids. that's the scary part. >> stuck like chuck. >> i'm telling you he's got a big old smile on his face. he gets all happy every time he sees me. like one of the little dogs you leave home and when you come home, h

tattoos of a scripture on my arm. i knew i was going to do better in life. that's why i removed thettoos because you know, the gang is not here helping me right now. >> okay. is there anything else you want to tell me today. >> regardless of if i go home today or two weeks from now, when i get out, i'm going to go to school and be the positive person. because i like the person that i became. >> there's a whole bunch of stuff i could say to you today, rod. i know it was huge for you to remove the gang tattoo which speaks volumes to me after doing this job for 26 years, i don't think -- i'm sure there's somebody out there that has but no one i'm aware of has done that and testified that you've done it knowing that you're going to go back out in the same city that you were in when you belong to the the gang and maybe take your chances of what denouncing might do to you today. you're like this close to succeed. and you're so afraid of that. that it's easier for you to fail. just think about this hearing today and all this argument about whether you're a good person or you're not. there'

the first one. we were dating like a month and i got her name tattooed on me. etting sleeved out. and then, she did what everybody who gets tattoos does. i hate them. now, she's like in the between stage. she's going to finish it. >> jimmy: she is. wow. i didn't know that was a common thing. people have regrets? >> yeah. you get to that incomplete stage, where it's not all there. and your vision isn't all the way complete. but you got to follow through with it. >> jimmy: mike tyson did half of his face. [ laughter ] >> he was happy with that, though. >> jimmy: i think it worked out for him. but the plan originally, i think, was to do the whole face. >> maybe. >> jimmy: your big hit single is "we dem boys." i never felt whiter than saying those three words together. and it's about guys that you would hang out with, right? >> yeah, for sure. >> jimmy: i have some photographs here. i want you to tell me -- well, i believe we have a little graphic to go along with this. if each of these people are dem boyz or not demboyz. t.i. >> dem boys. >> jimmy: al roker. >> dem

i give the best tattoos out of everybody. >> mcnaughton says inmates pay for the tattoos by giving her commissary items. >> unfortunately, my addiction is honey buns which is 560 calories apiece which is why i'm so overweight right now. >> mcnaughton is known for one tattoo in particular. her name. she gives to it inmates she is involved with. crystal deluna is the most recent to receive the mcnaughton brand. >> it was supposed to be the mcnaughty, but it was too long, so we got this and i think it came out really, really good. i like it. >> i've been waiting all year to be kelly's girlfriend but she didn't want to go out with me because i was pregnant at the time. now that i no longer have my baby, it's just like totally different. >> you had to work. >> i had to work my way to prove that i was girlfriend material. i had to manage the condo. this is our little condo. every time she rolls out of bed, she expects her bed fixed so i fix it. the things that she does that sometimes i don't like. like, she's a big flirt. >> in here, they call them lurds or lesbians until released date. whic

call now. >>> starbucks is making a change to the no tattoo policy. n't allow baristas to show ink during work. they are looking to strike the right balance between self expression and professionalism. >>> and turning to health check this noon, nine out of ten kids eat too much salt and where they are getting it might surprise you. here is registered nurse and reporter, ali gorman. >> school lunch is something that parents worry about for their kid's salt intake but bagged lunches may have more salt. most of the salt that kids eat comes from the store and prepared at home. dinner provides the most providing 40% of daily intake. pizza is the single saltiest food that school age children eat. all findings that are alarming as one in six children in the united states already have elevated blood pressure. so while they have targeted school lunch, the real culprits may be at home. it's a wake-up call for moms and dads to carefully read food labels and throwing away your salt shaker is not enough. ali gorman, channel 6 "action news." >>> and taking a live lo

i like to wear them as bracelets. >> it's like the tattoo you can show your mom and dad. >> exactly. d you can shower and, yes, go to the gym and get your sweat on but can my new glam look really translate from work to play? i enlisted the help of "good housekeeping" style editor lori bergamotty. >> seriously, ladies. where's the party. >> incredible. >> you can't be afraid to add to what you already have on the tattoo so what we did is give you two bangles and put shine, sparkle in there. >> reporter: and the office, a flowy skirt and fitted blouse. >> i have tattoos on. is this really going to be okay? >> absolutely. >> i think so, right? >> what's great about the tattoos whether you work in an office that's very quiet and you don't want to jingle when you go down the hallways this could be a great substitute. >> reporter: you can even rock casual. >> the fact you can get three or four uses out of them and feel like i'm really on trend today and, you know, whether or not you're on trend in six month, who cares. you look darned good the time in between. >> and you can see how easy th

i play lucy, the tattoo artist.aterial really it's a love story between two people, but it's a love story about l.a. you get to go through a lot of underground music areas, music scenes and stuff that you don't normally see on screen but that reflects what life in l.a. is like. >> right. testimony tell us about your -- tell us about your film that you're directing. as i mentioned, the camera and lights came on, it made me laugh. >> good. "east side sushi" is a dramatic film with comedy sprinkled in. east side refers to the east side of oakland. a story about a latina single mother who strives to become a sushi chef. and the beginning of the film you see her chopping fruit. she sells fraught in one of those fruit sending cart near fruitvale. >> happens to a lot -- journalists in oakland get assaulted and she get mugged basically. >> she does. >> so it's taboo, right, to have a woman become a chef in -- >> it is. >> a sushi restaurant? >> t. it's taboo -- it is. it's taboo for any culture to be a sushi chef. for la te

the surveillance camera captured him, the tattoo shop owners recognize one of his tattoos. and the host of "survivor", jeff legwold, eric uperstar chef, ripert takes over the kim. ll next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: hi.

. >> looking at the tattoos, you don't see many people with tattoos like that. >> he looks very eccentric. it's hard to tell what this person might be like. >> never in a million years if i saw brian walking down the street on the outside would i approach him for any reason under the sun. >> usually when people meet me, they look and are like there's something wrong with that guy. really, i'm just, i love tattoos. i just love tattoos. i think they're awesome. >> he wasn't smiling when he got his most prominent tattoo, a crown that encircles his head and turns into a bandana on the back of his head. >> it was the worst pain of my life. it hit over here, and my leg started twitching because of all the nerves. it was horrible. >> he says his criminal career began at age 14 selling crack, got the crown and many other tattoos during his six-year prison term for felonious assault and battery. he was on the street four months before he was arrested again as part of a crime ring. he says he's innocent but pled guilty to larceny from a vehicle. >> if i go to trial with my tattoos and past crimes b

tattoo. he had the guy on the left tattoo the phrase come and take them.hrase used by gun rights activists and some members of the tee party. >> the only greek i know is, my butt smells. but i wouldn't put that on are a tattoo. they could put something that means anything. >> it could mean anything. >> we look at other headlines across the u.s. >> reporter: a south carolina man will be charged with the murder of his five children. timothy jones killed them and dumped their bodies wrapped in trash bags. jones was stopped at a traffic checkpoint. the police noticed bleach, blood and children's clothes in his car. when they ran his plates he discovered his wife and his children missing. >>> in alabama, mark fuller will need to complete a counseling program in order to have his arrest tossed out. his wife told police he was drunk when he beat her at an atlantic hotel. she had accused him of having an affair with his law clerk. >>> in texas two middle school students are in cut for allegedly handing out pills to fell low students. six students were taken to the

to visit his mother in colorado. >> a lot of distinquishing features. >> he is hard to miss with the tattoos over the eye? what does that mean? >> speaking of hard to a lot clouds to miss. >> distinct mark insurance on -- markings near lake tahoe. that should go under a file "what were you thinking," on the bank robber. >> in southern california, the moisture from post tropical storm norbert is and where it will stay keeping to 96 and 88 in sacramento and 74 in lake tahoe and a chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon. same travels. we will start with the muni operation a trail in the bayview district at third and carol and a pedestrian so that intersection is blocked off in the service being halted. this is a bus bridge so you can expect delays in that area of town. also, ace train run is delayed 50 minutes, nearly an hour, from stockton because of mechanical problems and ace train three left on time this morning and bart has no problems and we will look at the san mateo bridge with traffic knowing nicely from hayward across the span to foster city at 15 minutes. >>> thank you, gasoline pric

>> tell me what the legality is here. >> there wasn't when i first started, but it goes under the tattooing writeup. but i don't ever wear them out of the cell block. it doesn't create any problems with the officers. i just wear them in here. i want them to be worn when i get out. >> but limon inmate derek web, serving 10 years for vehicle theft and vandalism, took things to a whole new level. one that can best be described as reptilian. >> tell them what happened. >> i was sitting in muni, bored, nothing to do. >> what happened? >> cut it with a razor blade, my tongue. >> are you happy you cut your tongue? >> ain't nothing to be happy about. it's a little trippy at first, you know. but i've definitely got some weird responses from people. you know, why did you split your tongue? i don't know, just something to do. you know, in a way, i guess it's kind of tabu out there. >>> coming up, our producer follows a trail of blood that leads to one of the most shocking scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> we need to get him on the gurney, get him up front. we have another cut up here, guys. >>> due to

the new findings linking tattoo ink to corvette. >> marine corps delivers his daughter on the side ofhe freeway. mother and baby lucky to have him right there. where they stopped their suv >> developing right now, unsettling news about the ebola outbreak. the world health organization is warning it is on the cusp of exploding. the organization has just released new predictions about the spread of the virus saying cases continue to increase expendientially. foxes kelly wright. >>> the ebola outbreak in west africa continues to grow and the numbers are expected to get worse. the world health organization is out with newest mates today. warning the number of ebola case cos hit 21,000 in six weeks. unless countries ramp up their efforts to fight the virus. >> this is expendiential increase with hundreds going into thousands of cases per week and if we don't stop the epidemic very soon, this is going to turn from a disaster into a catastrophe. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 people have contracted ebola since the outbreak first surfaced sick months ago. since then, at least 2800 people have died

they know me past the tattoos. don't read a book by its cover. wish i didn't have none of these, believe it or not. now that i have them and i'm stuck with them, it tells a life story. >> things you do when you're young will haunt you until you die. believe that. straight up. in more ways than one. >>> coming up -- >> i've been in the restaurant business for almost 15 years. >> the "lockup" guide to fine dining. prison style. >> you guys can go to lunch without me today. it's actually pretty good. and challenges yet unmet, new friendships to forge, and old ones to renew. it's more than a job. and they're more than just our students. so welcome back, to the students, and to the educators. ready to teach. and ready to learn. i don't have to leave my desk and get up and go to the post office anymore. [ male announcer ] with stamps.com you can print real u.s. postage for all your letters and packages. i have exactly the amount of postage i need, the instant i need it. can you print only stamps? no... first class. priority mail. certified. internation

the weirdest thing in here? >> design? >> this is a big -- this has some big tattoos. >> the elephant? >> they showed these on like your back. other places. yep, but other ones, other styles, they're casino of smaller. >> thanks so much. >> you're cool. >> thank you. >> i like you. >> enjoy your feather. >> yes, sure. all right, still ahead, have you ever wanted to live like, you know, like terry bradshaw. >> of course. now you can. >> oh, sarah jessica parker is selling cher house. how much it will cost you next. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> five minutes away. >> how you doing? >> so, we told that you sarah jessica parker, and matthew broderick, her husband, are selling their home. >> manhattan home. not just any home. >> i believe, i've seen her walking around the westville and. >> you have. >> that's where i think she lives, grenich village. when did they buy it? >> back in 2011 for $19 million, but get this, know never even moved into it

missing from it is the iconic tattoo. >> it is distressing. he smokes tobacco. he has an unfortunate tattoo that he can't take away because he was young once. >> he went to have laser removal surgery. that is very expensive theseÑsk days. >> it's the crackly old voice that you want to hear. >> should we start adding in four-letter expletives? is it okay for popeye to be smoking and doing other things? >> i spoked because of popeye. if popeye was handing out condoms to fourth graders, that would be fine. but him doing this is evil. >> did you start to smoke a pipe because of popeye? >> i was the only 13-year-old smoking a pipe. totally kidding. >> i regret having an anchor tattoo. >> if you would pull that out, that would be -- >> tony the tiger has changed, captain crunch has changed, mascots change. but take a look at thor. there's a new thor now, a female version. are we becoming too politically correct that we have to have men and women be exactly the same? >> at the end of it, she drinks beer like the original thor. >> but like a trans thor

we ride bicycles and take cars and buses and we worry for our daughters the tattoo their ankles and wefor their sons who pierce their ears. we play the roles we have chosen and what can we say that has not been sent? externals compassion and this endless war hawks are stage. we spent $200,000 every minute to sustain the government in iraq while iraqi officials disappear from up on vacations. there is no vacation for us. we pull ourselves together and we learned new lines on the run and we become the hometown heroes and heroes we will forever revere. later back in our old neighborhood, no matter how far up until we move, the old neighborhood as a lifeboat and a thunderstorm has uprooted an ancient tree and nothing stays the same. the old tree barricades to block and we pull over at the curb and stopped in wheat and then see against all odds the backyard garden safe and pushing. we are lucky to be alive. the sun begins to set and soon the moon lights the hills of our city and we find that we possess the resolve that we need to do what must be done to stabilize neighborhoods of our belove

i got the same tattoo on my chest. >> so how did it stick in prison? t of people from my town plus it was all over the news, my story, my case, you know. >> the reason john pizzaman maxi's face was all over the news was because on halloween night 1996 he murdered his boss inside the pizza parlor where they worked. >> i was mad at my boss and things went bad and he lost. he said i was -- he said i just -- >> disgruntled. >> employee, exactly. >> maxi was given a 60-year sentence for murder but after meeting him, we realized he wasn't going to serve much more than the ten years he already had. he wasn't getting paroled. but his time was almost up. >> i got psoriasis of the liver and stomach hernia and they can't give me no treatments. >> why? >> that's what the chief doctor said because if they cut me open the cancer will spread and kill me faster. >> so what does this peen for you? >> a death sentence. >> even with death looming over him, maxi found comfort in the support and camaraderie of his fellow inmate. >> him being around us, i feel like this is w

so i did the tattoo. >> banisti also stands out for her popularity with other inmates.d never been in trouble with the law prior to coming to neve tirza but was able to make herself at home here. >> translator: after about a month, i think, i became the queen of the wing. i do a lot of things here. first of all, i have a job. i serve the food to people here. so you already have contact with everyone. i also help with the education, and i sing and dance. and as soon as i start dancing, everybody comes to me and says, teach me. teach me. i want to dance. and besides that, i'm a lot of fun. i'm funny. my prison time goes by like that. so i make it smooth for other people, too. >> neve tirza not only has a rec room for dancing, it has one other unusual facility. one we have never seen in any other prison. a petting zoo. >> what we found is that the treating of animals is something very therapeutic for them. some of them were victims, their parents' victims. so that helps them deal with those issues. people who have violent offenses learn how to be gentle, and they learn how

the photo. he has two rows of horns on his forehead and a tattoo 666. the third man convicted as part of a murder case in 2011, and he will be sentenced on monday. >> a montana teacher has been resentenced in a 2013 rape of a 14-year-old girl who killed herself. 55-year-old stacy dean rambold will send 10 years in prison. his original sentence of one month sparked outrage. the original judge censured saying the teen shared responsibility because she appeared older than she was. >>> an scale artist - a tribute to freedom at a notorious prison. stay tuned. >>> check out the meetiors shooting across the show. a photographer captured it whilst filming the milky way t happens when comet debris passes through the earth's atmosphere and immediately burns up, causing the streaks of bright light. good morning, welcome to "eva bee's jamboree." thank -- al jazeera america. thank you for joining us. a notorious prison becomes an art gallery. first, the forecast with dave warren. what is on tap? >> rare event out west. there's tornado risks issued for parts of nevad

since the report, a second victim came forward and told us matthews was so distracted, he damage her tattoo, leading to an infection. matthews has been fired from the parlor where he worked. he is now working at black dragon tattoo parlor in urbana. >> 7 on your side with a consumer alert and bad news about credit card debt in our area. according to credit.com, people who live in this region have some of the highest debt in the country. alaska came in first with an average of about $2200 in debt. slightly lower in virginia where the debt level was at $1800 on average. 6 and 6 plus will go on sale in the morning, and folks are lining up to get theirs. he stopped by the store in georgetown tonight, but that line is nothing compared to one in manhattan. "usa today" reports 500 people are camping outside the store on fifth avenue. to the long lines runway, high fashion interior design was the theme of the glitzy get together in arlington tonight.. it is called cosmo coutu were 2014. it was held at the artosphere. the event included work from d.c.-area interior design firms, and proceeds go to m

. >> i was asked to get in the truck because i don't have tattoos. don't look the part of the white supremacy gang. and i did. i got in the truck. somebody tells you -- some guy with tattoos all over the place tells you to get in this truck and you smell the body, you know it's in there. you don't go, no, never mind. i don't think so, i'm going to go home. no, you just go and you say okay and you pray to god that there's going to be a chance for you to get away from it. i kept spraying perfume in the back so we didn't smell it. i didn't look in the back. i didn't want to see the body. >> a month later, shanholtzer was arrested for murder. the charge was eventually reduced to accessory after the fact. she pled guilty and served a 16-month sentence at the orange county jail. >> why were you running with that gang in the first place? >> my children's father was one of their friends. just started hanging out with all of his friends. and all his friends treated me like i was the princess, and i had troubles when i was going through school being made fun of

i wanted to point out that we had a number of people that looked at the space, at tattoo par lour and that wouldn't make accepts to the -- sense to the neighborhood and people would object to that. this is a nice family that would love to be part of this community. it's not aybar, it's not walmart. obviously i'm bias. i care much about the neighborhood and i live in the area. i urge you to support them and i think they would be a wonderful tradition. thank you very much. >vice-president cindy wu: thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? >>commissioner kathrin moore: just to remind ourselves polk street falls into three distinct areas, lower and middle and upper polk. however this commission has looked at applications that come fln front of us who speaks of president chiu and as a neighbor in this area. he has very succinctly extended his helping hand because the slow tipping of the scale from a balance of 20 percent retail and businesses now to 32 increasing to 34 has many times been a discussion and so cases we have

tattoo. that is permanent. it's chosen by the winner of the league. 't know if you see it, it said #yoloswag. >> seth: yep. [ laughter ] this haircut -- this is not an easy haircut to go to work with the next day. [ laughter ] >> yeah. you went with the -- >> seth: this my favorite. this is my favorite because it's not permanent, but it's silly. like, you don't have a tattoo the rest of your life. he had to -- looks like he's rollerblading. >> it's ice-skating. >> seth: it said "i suck at fantasy football." >> that's right. >> seth: so, he just had to ice skate for a day. >> yeah, with a sign. >> seth: fantasy football is so big now. a lot of players play fantasy football, actual football players. and you -- guys you know in -- like, are currently playing. what is it like when they talk about drafting? >> they -- you know, it's interesting. sometimes -- they're all aware of fantasy. maurice jones-drew, running back for the oakland raiders, he's, you know, probably the most famous player that is very open about playing. my favorite story is probably chr

starbuck's is going over its entire dress code, not just the rule on tattoos. the company does expect to announce an update on its employee dress code within the next few weeks. >> to allow them or not? >> that's what i was thinking, must be to allow them. i've never stopped and looked. we'll ask our barista. >>> thousands of 49ers fans are fired up about a new season at the new stadium. >> the hype is going to cost them. let's go back out to nbc bay area's bob redell. we're hearing a 49ers game and audio test, apparently. the most expensive ticket in the nfl. >> reporter: what, were you saying something? yeah, they are testing the audio here at levi's stadium. believe me, the audio sounds good. you can turn it off. we've been listening to this for about the past 20 minutes. anyway, levi's stadium has become the most expensive ticket in the nfl, according to stub hub. the average ticket price for this sunday's game is going to be running around $373. that beats the average for the last game at the stick, which was around $290. and it's much more than what it cos