that incident with jason davis has always stuck with me. i always tried to figure out what the heck was that all about? was that to show me he's in charge? i'm with a camera, but he wanted to let me know this was his house. it may have been a macho, spontaneous moment for him. for me, it was a scary, real moment. >> next on "lockup raw" -- >> to me, the cells are too small. i think it is wired for homosexuality. >> one inmate's fight for solitude. >> we're inside that cell all day. that's not a luxury of prison. you should have thought about that before you went to prison. he's got to have a cellie. to go left. and like so to go right. where are the brakes? uh, just grab ahold of both and pull straight back. and the "whoa!" is optional. you wouldn't buy a motorcycle without handlebars. no thanks. and you shouldn't ride a motorcycle without geico insurance. roadside assistance, 24 hour service, great rates. geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. th

. >> when it came time for his interview, sky's cellie, jason davis, expressed reservations. >> kindnervous with a camera pointing right in your face, you know what i'm saying. they say it adds ten pounds to >> he's worried about the camera adding ten pounds? >> no, just messing with you. just joking. trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. he's got his back, the other guy's got his, and that's the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conceded drug use played a part in putting them in prison. bishop's aggravated assault conviction began with an argument over a parking space at a mall. >> he was smarting off to my girlfriend, so i got into a fight with the guy, ended up stabbing him and then running his buddy off the road, off the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people come in to rob me. i shot them both. i shot one with a gun, shot one with a

davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car filled up, unknowing that i was going to be in a long high speed pursuit in a matter of minutes. >> but there's no time to lose and before he knows it, hildenstab is chasing george davis at speeds reaching 120 miles per hour. >> be advised, my low fuel light has come on. i am going to run out pretty soon. >> hildenstab is running on empty and can't keep up with davis. >> do you not have the power? >> i'm just not having the power. >> hildenstab takes the lead in the pursuit and edges closer to davis, getting a better look at the suspect. >> he was looking up in his rear view mirror at me. i could see him doing that. he was kind of giving me the eyeball. at one point he was combing his hair during the pursuit. i was pretty stunned that he was that focused and that relaxed. he had just been in a gun fight. >> sudd

michael davy and jean ryan both praising the peaceful protesters who have been out here in baltimore, again, calling for the investigative process to play itself out. wolf? >> all right, jasonason carroll reporting. we'll get back to you, as well. let's bring in tom fuentes and joey jackson and our cnn anchor don lemon. joey will the department of justice investigation, the civil rights allegations that they may have been violated do you believe that will be effective? >> well it is effective because it's always nice to have the federal government as an additional measure of oversight. now, keeping in mind of course if the state charges could proceed, if any. if there's bound to be any criminality because we know the local prosecutors are investigating. however, wolf you have to look at the elements of a civil rights charge. of course you know there's going to be the claim. rightful as it should be. that there was a deprivation of the civil rights. you know that's something that you could say was established and that there was unlawful course used here. the second element, of course that they were law enforce officials. they were acting. the third thing is the death. where