california state prison corcoran. when we interviewed these men, our crew was required to wear stab-proof vests. one of the corcoran inmates we sat down with was christian knight. and nobody describes the daily pressures, the ups and downs of being a predator, like he does. >> it's seductive. you know what i mean? you could love the game, but the game loves nobody. you know what i mean? you could sit there, give it your all, think that everyone is supporting you and before you know it, just like that. you're getting your throat cut, seen it, done it. >> knight was serving time for murder, and attempted murder. crimes he committed at the los angeles county jail while awaiting trial on an outside murder/robbery charge that he was convinced would send him to prison for life. but when he went on trial for that original murder charge, something completely unexpected happened. >> they find me not guilty. and it righteously blew my mind. i actually had -- i mean, i had to laugh. the irony of it was classic. >> knighton shoul

when we met christian knight, he was serving 79 years for murder at california state prison corcoran. >> just seeing christian the first time, we kind of knew he had some kind of story. he was very dramatic-looking with all the tats, very intense. >> it turns out knighten had several incredible stories but one involved his attempt to attack a sex offender at the los angeles county jail. >> got this freaking child molester on the tier. he's actually in the van talking about what he does. you know, i like to keep myself at, hey, i don't lose my temper, keep myself calm, cool and collected. this dude made me snap. so i get in the van and i tell him, you know what i'm going to do, i'm beginning to rip this toilet off the wall, bust through this freaking glass, drag it down the tier and i'm going to bust through your glass and i'm going to take your ring i'm going to cut you up, you're a dead man. yeah -- boom boom boom boom boom. then all you hear is the steel bending. i got behind the toilet and pushed the whole toilet aside, yanked it all the way back. long story short, i ripped the who

. >> reporter: fit for the queen of comedy shown on the corcoran group website with four bedrooms overquare feet 23-foot ceilings it's no wonder this apartment sold for an astounding $28 million. we visited joan at her home back in 2009. >> i usually don't let people come over. i must have been very sad or very drunk. >> reporter: she gave abc's david muir a tour and showed him some of her most prized possessions. her photographs. >> my life -- most of it is on the piano. >> reporter: impressive hammage to the names that passed through the doors. >> it's more than you were looking to pay. >> how much more? >> more. >> reporter: carrie bradshaw may have gotten her real dream home but sarah jessica parker struggled to sell hers. she first listed the town house which she bought with husband math drew broderick but reportedly never lived in back in 201. to sell the massive home parker enlisted the help of million dollar listing star frederick ek. lupdz. over 5 floors boves a closet that would impress even parker's alter ego. the town house finally sold for $18.25 million. a big loss for pa

opportunity to rebut criticism from the republican chairman of the senate relations committee bob corcoranng other. the secretary maintained he only wants a good agreement. >> i've had several conversations with him to say, look you create sufficient as much a legacy walking away from a bad deal as do head long rushing into a bad deal. >> we're not going to shave anywhere at the margins in order just to get an agreement. this is something that the world will analyze. experts everywhere will look at. there are plenty of people in the nonproliferation committee, nuclear experts who will look at this. and none of russ going to be content that can't pass scrutiny. >> now, the other five foreign ministers participating the talks were filing into vienna late this evening. one event that might take two of them away from here is a summit that's being held for those countries and othering in russian on july 8th. patti ann. >> james rosen thank you. >>> well greek voters rejecting european calls for more spending cuts in exchange for much needed bailout cash. greece's prime minister declaring victor

senator bob corcoran announcing the news yesterday that inning was contributing to the fund.d his college hall in tennessee. before you head out the door this morning, get a literature wednesday forecast of fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: good morning, sandra. hello, everyone. parts of the south and well across portions of the rockies will see a risk for large hail and damaging winds today. otherwise parts of the northeastern and mid-atlantic a cold front came through yesterday and brought down temperatures much closer to average. parts of the south are still dealing with heat index values into the triple digits in the advisory is in effect. temperatures in the northeast are closer to average in the 70s and 80s. much more pleasant out there. otherwise further west temperatures widespread in the 90s and 80s. sandra: thank you good u.s. stock market futures sagged to a lower open on wall street for a second straight day. we will run down global market action and commodities for one time before we handed over to maria bartiromo. stay with us. ♪ test. sandra: take a loo

particularly from senator bob corcoran. senator kerry made it clear. he said we will not shave away to just an agreement. the u.s. still willing to walk - away. >> a lot more in the next 24 hours. atika shubert, thanks. >>> the obama administration focusing on isis today. president set to be brief by defense secretary ash carter and joint chiefs of staff. carter is meeting with the french defense minister to talk about the battle against isis. at least 23 isis militants killed over the weekend by could an coalition air strikes. >>> new this morning, political play and fallout for donald trump. fresh round of recrimination over the comments of mexican immigrants. trump is issues new statements that are open for debate. his republican rivals in the race are taking notice. cnn's sunlen serfaty has more from the white house. >> reporter: good morning. there continues to be fallout from the comments when he said mexican immigrants are rapists. that is a controversy which is sucking up much of the oxygen on the campaign trail. we have seen this past weekend

>> back in 2000, an associate of hers while serving time in corcoran state prison confessed to a cellmate that he was responsible for the murder. we subsequently arrested him. however when d.n.a. from the case was annualized it was found not to be a match for that suspect. so that case was subsequently dismissed and our case went cold. >> all right. so what happened? what happened that led you to this man? >> well, our cold homicide case we have 26 of them at the moment. they are reviewed monthly by our cold case detectives. and back in 2012 one of our detectives resubmitted d.n.a. from this case to the california department of justice for analysis, and this time we obtained a hit from codas the fbi's combined database that pointed to the suspect. >> and he was in custody so you put some sort of warrant detainer or warrant on him and as soon as he finished his federal time for entering the country after deportation you picked him up; is that right? >> yes. we learned that he was in federal custody for that immigration violation. we contacted our local office of ice and they helped us

i'm doug albert from the corcoran group and i'm standing outside of 30 west 85th street on the upper in and let me show you around. this house was built in the 1880s. it has approximately 10,000 square feet of space on seven floors. the house has wonderful scale. with six bedrooms and six full bathrooms this is not something you'll find in your everyday single family house in manhattan. and to top it all off, we're less than a block from central park. here we are in the grand parlor. every architectural detail has been thought out meticulously. the first of five fireplaces is the centerpiece of this room. there's incredibly high ceilings, gorgeous herringbone floors. even with the grand piano in the other side of the room you don't feel the sense of clutter at all. let's move through the double archways, and i'll show you the dining room. here we are in the formal dining room. it's the perfect room for a family dinner or a large function. this fireplace is clad in marble and has a bronze surround, giving it a warmth and texture different from the one in the parlor. if the weather's r

. >> reporter: lavish digs fit for the queen of comedy shown on the corcoran group website.gs, it's no wonder this apartment just sold for an astounding $28 million. we visited joan at her home back in 2009. >> i usually don't let people come over. i must have been very sad or very drunk. >> reporter: she gave abc's david muir a tour and showed him some of her most prized possessions. her photographs. >> my life, most of it is on the piano. >> reporter: an impressive homage to the names that have passed through these doors. >> it's more than you were looking to pay. >> how much more? >> more. >> reporter: carrie bradshaw may have gotten her dream home in "sex and the city," but real life actress sarah jessica parker struggled to sell hers. she first listed the greenwich village townhouse but reportedly never lived in back in 2012. >> let's talk about price. >> reporter: to sell the massive home parker enlisted the help of million dollar listing star fredrik eklund. the house spanning 6,800 square feet over five floors boasts a closet that would impress even parkers's sex in

i think we're going to have to senator corcoran will have hearings, those hearings americans should listenticularly on the question of monitoring. >> besides a legacy for carrying and -- >> we got, what we did was, they were moving despite all the sanctions, much more closely to a nuclear breakout. >> do you believe that? for years the obama administration said they weren't there. it wasn't going to happen. now all of a sudden they said oh my goodness if two months, if we don't do this. >> i don't know if it's two months or not. they certainly will have less capacity for a period of time than they would have had there been no afwreemt. the second is i worked on the sanctions, it was very hard to get countries to adhere to those sanctions. at the current moment if the deal doesn't go through, a lot of countries are simply not going to adhere to the sanctions and the sanctions will likely fall apart. the other thing to remember is that the sanctions that enable them to get their $100 billion, they will be able to get the worst is 00 become t. united states will have sanctions except agricult