outside of rikers island. so, it's more than just the jails that are on the island. >> you were -- you've been commissioner since 2014. when you first came here, what did you think, and what were the challenges facing you? >> i think when we looked at the agency, there were so many broken pieces, things that just didn't work, from the hiring and selection to the training to the on-boarding -- how did we bring people and take them into our facilities? -- to our security practices to our sources. so, there were so many pieces that just had to get -- we had to get better at quickly and we had to make -- you know, we were making changes, responding to the department of justice investigation that was taking place at rndc. so, there was a lot of things that we had to look at, and that really allowed us to develop the 14-point plan which took into all the things that we saw as issues and problems in the agency and have a pretty with them. >> so, 14-point plan. less than two years later after you took the job, where d

tonight, we'll be at rikers working with young adult males. next friday, the 18th, we'll be presenting work in the l.a. county jail. so, it's a vast -- >> network. >> it's a vast network, yeah. and the point of it is to say, "you matter," and i feel like theater does that in an extraordinary way. it's like an ancient technology. "you matter. you count." and when you bring it to people who have lived lives where they've gotten the exact opposite message in their neighborhoods, in their schools, and so on -- "you don't matter. your voice doesn't matter." you feel its power in a way i think stella would have been absolutely delighted by, as, by the way, would marlon and benicio del toro and all those people. >> as equally gratified. >> yes. yes. >> thank you both for joining us this afternoon. and you can go to stellaadler.com to find out more information about some of your other outreach endeavors. >> yes. yes. >> thank you both. >> still to come on "here and now," a dancer's dream realized, thanks, in part, to a stay with us. >> dwana smallwood

an innocent man ended up behind bars at rikers for five years without even getting a trial. so how could that happen? the i-team went to find out. you feel like you're getting accused of everything you didn't do but yet you have to deal with the consequences. you have to deal with the punishment, the pain, the agony. >> reporter: that's how ken creighton describes his time at rikers island where he spent five years waiting for a trial that could have proven his innocence, but he never got his day in court. >> he was actually asking repeatedly, let me go to trial, let me complete my case. and he was told no, no norks. finally after five yea rs, they let him go. >> reporter: creighton was arrested in 2006. one witness inside this bronx mini mart saw creighton pass a gun to his brother dior. or ended up firing shots in the street, hitting a woman in the leg and a man in the head, killing him. he was indicted in 2007. he was 17 years old. >> i had a daughter when i was in there. i had a son when i was in there. i was suicidal. >> they tell the i-team they were ready to go to tri

>> what's it like looking at rikers now? >> that's hell on earth right there... this is as worse as it gets. next worst place after that is the graveyard. >> what were you thinking when you were inside? >> am i going to be able to have a future outside of this? am i going to be home with my family? >> in 2007, donovan drayton was accused of murder. he was sent to new york's rikers island jail to await trial. for his father, ronny drayton, it was a nightmare. >> you would stand right here and look across? >> yes, i would. >> what would you ask for? what was your hope? >> just to give me my baby back. simple as that, you know? >> neither donovan nor his father had any idea how long the wait would be. >> i looked outside my window and i see the triborough bridge. and i just started crying. i was like, damn. would i ever drive across that bridge again? will i ever go across that bridge again? it's like whew, i called my father and i was like damn dad, like the view i have is so nice. but am i going to be in that view like any ti

the 203 gun defendants waiting for more than six months at rikers, the average 10 and a case. the mayor has promised to keep repeat gun offenders locked up. >> we can now focus more and more resources on those >> reporter: the plan is all suspended gun crime suspects are brought in. and some non-gun defendants like anthony woods who spent time in rikers on a drug charge hopes it speeds up his justice, too. >> i feel like that's a good idea, because this court system is horrible. like, once you get this there, they try not to let you go home, nothing. >> reporter: now, if this idea of gun court sounds familiar to you, that's because the city tried it in brooklyn more than a decade ago. they had to shut it down because there was an absolute overload of cases. i asked mayor de blasio and the das and the police commissioner how this will be different, and their answer was resources. 200 extra cops are spending $2 million on it to really bolster the program. it begins next week in brooklyn. live at city hall tonight, andrew siff, news4 new york. >>> and new information tonight of t

this happened about at rikers island. this situation escalated quickly and got out of control ciaut -- chaotically. we have right now here at the hospital one officer with a fractured nose and suffered cuts above his eye. another has bumps and bruises all over his face. a third at the top of his foot, the bone crushed. another had her hand slammed in the gate. the fifth officer is being treated for that chemical exposure that they tried to use to control this assault. it was four 16 and 17-year-olds attacked these officers. these inmates are in a unit called transitional repair unit or tru, a youth inmate under 21 that used to be in administrative segregation. working and making people instead more violent. now they go in to tru to rehabilitate the inmates. this attack occurring two months after the ahead of the correctional officers union warned a new policy like this that went in to effect this year would be a recipe for disaster. this attack today proved his point. union officials say that put their officers in harm's

please committed to relations and rikers island. disparities at rikers that have plagued the department of corrections and the district attorney's office. >> that is why i've a task force and will set up an office on rikers island for investigators and support personnel. christina: she's the first woman to hold the position of district attorney in the bronx and the first african-american woman to become a district attorney throughout new york state. antwan: expect traffic problems if you're taking the george washington bridge. they have fully shut down the southbound road that connected to his will is one of the two lanes that go northbound. you may want to find alternate routes. the lanes will remain closed until 8:00 a.m. monday. we can tell you how to get to sesame street but talk about the new episodes. the 46th season of the preschool program debuted today with hbo is its new home. there's even an issue to open. the new season elmo lives in or fighting crime. there's also new character nina a young bilingual hispanic girl played by -- season 46 is by hbo subscription only for now.

despite having no criminal record, donovan was denied bail and sent to rikers. he said he was innocent, but would have to wait to make his case to a jury. >> it's crazy 'cause i'm 19. then my 20th birthday comes. then my 21st birthday come. by the time my 23rd birthday came, i was just like, "alright man, we here, man". >> the prosecutor offered him a deal: plead guilty and serve 18 years behind bars. >> at that moment you must have felt so much pressure. >> i was in the courtroom cryin'... you had those moments where it's

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expected to be released soon right here from rikers. and law enforcement officers told us there's evidence issues, credibility issues with the case. and now the brooklyn d.a. will not indict any of the suspects by tomorrow's deadline. they simply said they need more time to build the case. three of the teens already posted bail and will be refunded money, according to our sources. and the fifth teen, he will stay behind bars because of an active warrant for a separate crime. this does not mean the teens are in the clear. they are still accused of raping an 18-year-old girl at gunpoint inside a brownsville park last weekend. and the brooklyn d.a. explained his decision writing, because we're determined to get to the truth about what happened in that park, we need more time to investigate this complex case therefore we have consented to th e defendants release. >> the d.a. does have six month to file an indictment in this case. but for now, four of the five teens are going to be out of jail. i'm live here, brynn gingras, news4 new york. >

how an innocent aan remains behind bars at rikers for so long without even a trial. >>> even people with di bilities say uber is discriminating against them. those stories and much more when sometimes, we all ed a little help. today, you helped her plant a garden, and you want to be there to help her with all her tomorrows. if you're trying to quit smoking, you may need a little help. medications to help you stop smoking... gum and other medicines,e available to medicaid members. call your doctor today to get the help you need to quit smoking... so you can always be there >>> a lot of people drop off their kids at daycare every day, skppg expecting them to be safe. >> so parents were outraged that a daycare volunteer was charged with touching a little boy. >> they are wondeking if background checks are required we search for answers. >> reporter: the daycare academy appeared to be open today, but it was not open for reporters in search of answers. >> can you come talk to me?teare you open for business? no comment? >> reporter: a woman inside had nothing to say to us. this comes after a v

he tried to take his life at rikers.otice a decline in his personality, depression, despair? what point did you notice that? >> i noticed that when he was in there for, like, two, going on two years. he used to tell me how the guards used to starve him and how he used to beg for food but they wouldn't give it to him and when they gave it to him, they gave him like half eaten portions like somebody already dug into it. it was horrible. >> two years of solitary confinement. beatings. that were captured on surveillance video. this happened to a high school student a rested, again, for taking a backpack, which charges were eventually dropped. let me bring in van jones. he is the co-founder of cut 50. it's a bipartisan campaign to reduce the prison population. you, my friend, are very passionate about criminal justice reform. we've talked about this in the past. but to know the president did this today, it's huge. >> it's huge. i can't tell you. i'm so proud of this president. he's taken on a lot of tough issues. no issue mor

is investigating this incident just days, of course, as after five other officers were attacked at rikers. the attackers on wednesday's unit came from another unit from what are called uncontrolled inmates. >>> we are learning more about an unimaginable attack that allegedly happened on the street in an alleged gang rape in brooklyn. there are five armed men who threatened a man, who is a father and gang raped his 18-year-old daughter. this happened after 9:00 p.m. take a good look at these images. the police want these men off the street. the group approached the two, father and daughter in osborne park in brownsville thursday night. one man allegedly pointed the gun at the father, told him to leave. the detectives said all five suspects sexually the daughter, the woman and the father. all were treated at the hospital. >>> released. >>> there was a bronx street fight that resulted in one officer ending up in the hospital. officer sherrod stuart was shot in the ankle while responding to the massive fight that broke out at a party in mott haven. officer stuart returned fire and eventually

five correction officers at rikers are in the hospital after being beaten by teenage inmates. we obtained exclusive photos of the guards after the mass assault. the young attackers came from a new rikers unit for what is being called uncontrollable inmates. guards had to use chemical spray to gain control of the unit. the inmates used to be in at administrative segregation. mayor de blasio said that pole was not humane and ordered a change. >> until the mayor walks in the shoes of a new york city correction officer that has his other her eye socket busted out then he will have a difference of opinion. >> the attacks come two months after the head of the correction officer's union warned the mayor's new pole would be recipe for disaster and lead to officers getting hurt. >>> donald trump pushed himself on to the modern political stage questioning where president obama was born. now the g.o.p. questions about one of his republican rivals. this is as senator ted cruz's poll numbers keep rising. kenneth moten joins us live from washington. >> reporter: right now ted cruz is speaki

but this one happened at rikers i happened when an inmate attacked a correction officer. investigators say the officer was slashed on the ear yesterday by an inmate who refused to take off some unauthorized are footwear. union officials say the inmate his body. that blade set off metal >>> it's over. that expensive work walkout some southeast busiest ports on the east coast. -- some of the busiest ports on the east coast. job. an arbitrator said the wild cat action was illegal. job. they are upset in part because they did not get paid, they said, for two snow days earlier this week. >>> president obama is trying to get an upper hand in the growing zika virus crisis. last night mr. obama called the president of brazil to discuss ways to control this mosquito- borne virus. the two presidents agreed to work together to develop a vaccine. brazil's president said her country is focused on eliminating the breeding areas of mosquitoes and calling on brazilians to eliminate standing water. of particular concern are pregnant women who contract this particular virus. it can have an

a rikers island corrections officer is recovering after being stabbed by an inmate. the inmate used a pen to that guard in the ear. saying it is investigating this incident that happened days after five other officers were also attacked at rikers. it came from a new unit for what are called uncontrollable inmates. guards in fact had to use chemical spray to regain control of the unit and rescue those beaten officers. the department of correction called last night's attack said it is unacceptable and say there is zero tolerance of assaults on its staff. >>> we're learning more about an attack that happened on the street, an alleged gang rape in brooklyn. the police released surveillance video of five armed men, authorities say threatened a man and gang raped his 18-year-old daughter. this happened after 9:00 p.m. take a look at these images. the police want these men off of the street. the group approached the two in osborne park, father and daughter, in brownsville, thursday night. one man pointed a gun at the father, and screamed at him to leave. detectives say all

they came from a new rikers unit for what is called uncontrollable inmates. guards had to use chemical spray to regain control. the inmates used to be in administrative segregation. mayor de blasio said that pole was not humane and he ordered a change. >> until the mayor walks in the shoes of a new york city correction officer that has his or her eye socket busted out then he will have a difference of opinion. >> the attack comes two months after the head of the correction warned the mayor's new pole would be recipe for disaster. >>> "good morning america" is up next. robin roberts is live in time's square. we know what that means, the powerball jackpot is still up for grabs. saturday's prize $675 million. biggest jackpot in u.s. history. we will have all the details on that. also ahead, more trouble for chipotle. the fast food chain facing a criminal investigation linked to a norovirus in california leaving hundreds sick. is the company criminally responsible? how the man known for the show dirty jobs was confused for a suspect in a bank robbery. mike rowe w

. >>> a rikers island correction officer is recovering after an inmate stabbed him yesterday. officials say the inmate used a pen to stab the guard in the ear. the department of corrections says its investigating the attacked five other officers at rikers. guards had to use chemical spray to gain control of the unit, and rescue the beaten officers. they say there is zero tolerance for assaults on staff members. >>> a new jersey man is now facing charges in a deadly hit- and-run on christmas. 62-year-old stalin capel turned himself over to police yesterday hours after investigators released a surveillance photo from the hit- and-run crash in he is accused of leaving at scene of hitting 59-year-old steven light camp. he is scheduled to be in court on wednesday. >>> hover boards are the hot toy right now. a little too hot for some. >> concerns about them catching fire has cane university banning hover boards from its campuses. the jersey reporter, anthony johnson has the story. >> reporter: if officials catch hover board on campus, the two wheel mobile device will be confiscated.

this one happened at rikers island when an inmate attacked a correction officer. investigators say that officer was slashed on the ear yesterday by an inmate who refused to take off unauthorized footwear. tried to hide the blade inside his body. it set off metal detectors. >>> a husband in a quiet new jersey neighborhood is waking up behind bars after police say he killed his wife and then sat with her body for at least a day. this advertise the first murder in north arlington in decades. n.j. burkett is there with what police say happened. >> you could hear a pin drop at night. there is nothing, no activity like that ever here. >>> reporter: neighbors stared at the crime scene in disbelief when officers arrived at apartment 28-k. investigators say they found eric pleger in the same room as the lifeless body of his wife louisa who was dead since apparently yesterday. >> we are investigating this as a domestic violence homicide. >> reporter: acting prosecutor graywall. >> i won't get into details. this is an ongoing investigation and active crime scene. we are in t

. >>> rikers in the sierra have resumed their search for a missing ski instructor, no one has seen carsonmay since thursday afternoon. he didn't show up for a ride on thursday and didn't return home during the night. 43 people on skis, snowmobiles and snow cats are combing the back side of sugar bowl ski resort. it's raining heavily and the helicopter won't be ab to scour the area until skies clear. >>> the search for a dozen marines whose helicopters crashed in waters off hawai'i will continue for several more days. teams of marines are combing the shoreline for debris. who helicopters each carrying six marines went don't late thursday. high surf has made search and rescue efforts difficult. swells are disbursing the crash debris. >> our main safety message is if someone sees something, we want them to call and report but we don't want them to touch it. we just want them to allow the professionals to step in and recover that debris. >> marine officials can't say for setter whether the choppers collided because the investigation is ongoing. >>> getting out to play in san francisco is now

he spent nearly two years in solitary at rikers island. in the op-ed, the president says, "solitary confinement has the potential to lead to devastating, lasting psychological consequence pptz united states say nation of second chances, but the experience of solitary confinement too often undercuts that second chance." we discuss these changes with shaka senghor, who was convicted of second-degree murder and sent to prison at the age of 19 and during parts of his sentence he spent a total of seven years in solitary. he's written a memoir and is with the group cut 50 air, national, bipartisan initiative to reduce the prison population. and maurice chammah of the marshall product, a not-for-profit news agency covering the criminal justice system. one of the critiques here is this is going to affect a very small population in federal prison, compared to the large populations that we have in state prisons. how significant is this impact going to be? >> that's true. it's kind of hard to tell at this moment sort of how widespread it will be. one

. >> he needs to be in the psych ward either here or rikers or somewhere. there is someone deranged on the stmbreets and i hope they get him. >> reporter: right now it is unclear what weapon the suspect ed in the slashing. if you know anything about the attack or suspect, give the nypd a call. to give you an idea of how bad this attack was, doctors say it nine months before he can fully ray villeda, news 4 new york. >> just awful. . police are on the hunt for four people wanted for stealing credit card information from atms in manhattan. on the upper east side, police want to track down two men. they used information to duplicate the cards. these are photos of one f he suspects withdrawing $8,000 from victims' accounts. two different men are wanted for attaching skimming devices at a cvs pharmacy. these are photos of one of them withdrawing $7,000 at a ban bk in queens with multiple duplicated cards. >>> road crews will be out in the morning to pick a dangerous section of the bronx river parkway. one southbound lane is closed in the area. of accidents invol

some of -- rikers island. >> penn station, it's about to be new and improved. can you imagine entering in from eighth avenue and seeing that beautiful -- >> oh, that's pretty. >> -- natural light coming in? there is a plan to change it. >> i heard that jim dolan of msg and the knicks and, you know, the rangers, he's actually involved and given his approval his facility to make this look even grander. >> thanks a lot, jim dolan. >> he said it may be the first time anybody's ever given him applause. >> that's right. he made some screwy decisions with the knicks a while back. musician. he's been on our show. >> he's a nice guy. i cut him a lot of slack. all right, how's it going? >> i'm good. how you feeling this morning? >> a little exhausted, a little frustrated by the making the murder show on netflix. >> you personal injuried it. >> i have -- you binged it. >> i have a big question mark, quite frankly. >> what do you think? >> in 1985 he was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman. he spent 18 years in jail. turned out, he didn't do it. 1,000% exoneration. ge

. >> clark has her sights set on rooting our corruption and putting together a new rikers island task force. she wants to blaze a trail for others to follow their dreams. >>> coming up next on eyewitness news sunday morning, investigators are trying to figure no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and an english muffin with real butter. mcdonald's all day breakfast menu. look, i know you're a cow and all. but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. . >>> two adults have died, four children were hurt after severe weather hit central florida. right now investigators are trying to figure out if those strong winds were from torn

in the last few years the city had to pay millions to rikers inmates who were brutally beaten by officers which is what led to the reform. >>> a state of emergency has been declared over a massive natural gas leak near los angeles. that leak has been spewing toxic fumes into neighborhoods governor jerry brown made the announcement yesterday. that leak is gushing huge amounts of methane daily leaving thousands of families to request relocation at two nearby schools to send away their students. people in the area are demanding something be done and fast to protect them. >> and make a difference so that this and one of the almost 400 similar facilities in the united states is protected and that we are protected. >> the gas leak started after a well owned by southern california gas company blew out in october. class action lawsuit has been filed against the company. >>> a georgia mother suffering through an unthinkable loss this morning. her 2-year-old son shot dead by his own father. happened yesterday near atlanta. police say 43-year-old ty ho engaged police in a 19-hour standoff before sho

take care of a lot of issues including gun violence governmental corruption community relations and rikers island. she's the first woman to hold the position of district attorney in the bronx in the first african-american woman to become a district attorney in our state. antwan: some people say men complain a lot when we are sick. apparently right now there's allegedly scientific reasoning why women can't seem to battle the flu better than we do. we will talk about plus we have this. >> i work in fashion okay. so right now, everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios." well, because there's never been deal from fios, the fastest internet and wi-fi available. only fios has speeds from 50 to 500 megs. because your devices run better and for just $79.99 a month you can get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your plus with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all of the premium movie channels for a year. get out of the past. get fios. the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task force is doing what's right. state

. >> he would be held at rikers island before a jury would hear his story. >> i was feeling confident. i was feeling confident that, you know, the truth will set me free. >> coming up -- a showdown in court. a prosecutor versus a mom. >> when the d.a. said that i'm just a mother who would do anything to save my son, that felt like a rock had hit my chest and blew the wind out of me, because i told the truth. >> when "conviction" continues. >>> in october 1999, the people of new york versus jon-adrian velazquez was called to order. has there ever been any physical evidence to link you to this crime? >> none whatsoever. >> there was no dna, no fingerprints, no blood, no weapon introduced in trial. the district attorney's case was based solely on eyewitness testimony. who is the first main eyewitness that they called to implicate you? >> i believe it was augustus brown. >> augustus brown, that drug dealer who first linked velazquez to the crime, picking him out from hundreds of mug shots. >> he's the reason why we're here right now. he's the reason why i'm in jail. >> brown testified the

. >> reporter: with her sights now set on rooting out public corruption and a new rikers island task force among other things, clark asserted she's anxious to get to work. >> who once dreamed of holding the office that i am now sworn to uphold, this is an honor and a privilege of a lifetime. >> we come from ordinary means, we are capable of extraordinary things. >> reporter: she was an associate justice of the new york state supreme court and in the bronx, i'm aj ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> tonight, staten island woman is behind bars accused of killing the father of two of her children. police say when they responded to an apartment at the top hill houses in castleton corners early this morning, they found 31-year-old ruben jimenez had been stabbed in the chest. officers arrested 31-year-old christina quinones. the kumyses two children ages 4 and -- couple's two children ages 4 and 10 were in the apartment during the stabbing along with a teenaged daughter relationship. >>> the man is dead after being shot in the head in brooklyn. that shooting happened this afternoon on new

i got to talk to commander riker and data and geordi la forge. it was great. >> to jaime, patty was a rainmaker, a magical person who could transform him from boy to man to husband, and his love, his obsession was real, it was spiritual. those secret wedding vows they exchanged on this san francisco pier were as binding to jaime as if they had been made in a holy cathedral before god. a promise he made terrifyingly real a few weeks later. it was during one of their weekend getaways, they were on the freeway, jaime driving, when his cell phone rang. it was an ex-girlfriend and patty, listening to jaime slightly embarrassed attempts to politely get the girl off the phone, became suddenly violently angry. >> she throws this water bottle at my head and that gets me flustered. like what did you do that for? just pull the car over, turn it around, we're over, we're through. i started yelling at her, telling her, so you're telling me that we're through? she said, yes. and i said, well, then, that means we need to die if that's what you're saying. i push

he spent nearly two years in solitary con fiemt at rikers -- confinement at rikers.jailed for stealing a back pack and committed side at the age of 22. you see this is an unfair example, why? >> he's an undeniably tragic example obviously. that goes to my point of separating the ill effects of the solitary confinement alone. my point earlier about citing all the other examples of the toxicity of the system is that he was the victim of incredible inmate violence as well as guard violence. and he cited it repeatedly in terms of his emotional subsequent state post incarceration. my point is all of those have a detrimental aspect. obama himself acknowledged that solitary confinement is often necessary, albeit a drastic measure. >> yeah. for their own personal safety from time to time, isn't it, eric? >> and sometimes personal safety is an issue. however, when you're putting people in solitary confinement for up to a year at times, when someone is put into solitary for 365 days, that is beyond the realm of regular punishment. that is cruel and unusual, and the president i

riker' social security part of the revolution. >> that's gold point right there. >> reporter: it's madeipment. >> each one of my drives has the app on the phone roar report s sees a brighter future for together on a 4.7-inch screen. >> like playing candy crush. need a tow truck, tow truck shows up good to go in 15 minutes. take care of it. that's it. end of story. >> reporter: end of story. chris chmura, fox news. >>> penn state's christian hackenberg makes announcement on his future with penn state and the eagles getting ready for their final game of the season with all the drama goes going all this week. ♪ >>> the eagles interviewed running back coach and former eagles back duce staley for the head coaching position today. the first man to interview for the job but this interview really just like a favor to duce to get him ready for coaching possibilities and satisfying the rumor more role. pat shurmur holds the position for now interim. he's trying to focus on the giants. >> at this point my focus is on sunday. you know we all know change is in the air and we'll just have to kind of

he was given a four month sentence in rikers island. you're in with killers and rapists and bad people and they're offering you drugs for free and you got the willpower at this juncture in your life to say no. explain that. >> to me it's not willpower. i mean, i don't see it as willpower. i think that, you know, it's a matter of surrendering to your disease of addiction. >> he really went down. he's had some demons to struggle with and overcome. he's been down and out. we were really worried about him. he was deep in the pit. >> it's a miserable existence. you compromise your values. you compromise what you love. you know, it could be your family. it could be your job. you surrender all that stuff to keep using. it's a very unhappy existence. russ: fortunately right now, frank is out of the pit. but can he stay out? maybe with a new understanding. >> here i was a world record holder, and, you know, i can't go a day without using, you know. and it creates this conflict in myself where i'm really unhappy and it's almost like you wonder wh

. >>> the bronx district attorney announcing today two former correction officers at rikers island are being punished for attacking an inmate, victor rodman and michelle huberth was that left him blind in one eye. she got 200 hours of community service. she apparently helped rodman cover it up. >>> talk about a bad day on the job. a valet learned a very hard lesson. don't play around with someone else's $400,000 car. posts on social media say the valet in miami was revving the lamborghini engine when flames started coming out of the back of the luxury sports car. the whole ordeal was caught on camera including the valet's reaction. it's not clear if the valet still has a job. >> you hate when that happens to your lamborghini. [ laughter ] >>> there may be ninth planet in our solar system and it's not pluto. researchers from the california institute of technology say they found evidence of a planet up to 10 times the size of earth. >> 10 times? >> 10 times. it's huge. planet 9 it's called orbits so far away it circles the sun once every the scientists hope to see it with a telescope wit

he was accused of stealing a backpack and he was held in jail on rikers island in new york for three. he spent two of those years in solitary. his family says caused lasting effects, even after his release including paranoia and panic attacks. last year at the age of 22, khalif took his own life. his story clearly struck a chord with the president. we have to note the new rules for federal prisons would not have kept khalif out of solitary at rikers, which is a city jail, nor will they affect the estimated 70 to 90,000 state inmates held on any given day. joining me is glen martin, president and founder of just leadership usa, professor of english law and african-american studies at duke university and msnbc's own chief legal correspondent. we just noted that it wouldn't have kept khalif out. but obviously the president has control over what he has control over. and so i'm wondering, how impactful this might be for ultimately moving some of those city and state jails and prisons. >> first of all, i think for our president, this is about his values, right? 95% of people who go to pris

janine: five corrections officers are in the hospital after they were attacked by teenage inmates a rikers island in new york city. those ini.d.s mauts ever how does nigh new unit for uncontrollable inmates. it started with two of them attacking corrections officers yesterday evening. to control the situation, several other inmates joined in the melee. chemical spray had to be used and one guard had a hand slammed between a heavy gate. >>> and have you heard about this? a man who looks like testify host mike rowe robbed a bank in oregon earlier this week. police in medford posted images of the man online. the form dirtiy jobs host hrd that he had a lookalike in the midwesd and he said on social media pointing out he is much taller than the suspect. rowe can say he can prove he wasn't in oregon if necessary. >> victor: we need to do a side by side. >>> still ahead on local10 news the autopsy report of a man shot and killed buy a bso deputy. find why that man's family said it proofs the deputies were not telling the truth about the man's death. >> janine: also ahead, is this the future of te

because of a drug deal gone wrong and an ensuing fight, sentence in rikers island. you're in with killers and rapists and bad people, and they're offering you drugs for free, and you got the willpower at this judgeture in your life to -- juncture in your life to say no. explain that, because it's crazy to me. >> to me, it's not will power. i don't see it as will power. i think it's a matter of surrendering to your disease of addiction. >> he really went down. i mean, he's had some demons to struggle with and overcome, and he's been down and out. we were really worried about him because he was pretty down deep in the pit. >> it's a really miserable existence. i mean, you compromise your values, you compromise what you love to, you know? it could be your family,it could be your job, you know? you surrender all that stuff to keep using. it's a very unhappy existence. is out of the pit, but can he stay out? maybe, with a new understanding. >> here i was a world record holder, and, you know, i can't go a day without using, you know? and it creates this conflict in myself

. >>> two former correction officers at rikers island are being punished for attacking an inmate. victor rodman and michelle hubert were convicted in the assault. he hit the inmate in the face breaking his nose and leaving him blind in one eye. hubert got 200 hours of community service. >>> the founder of wikileaks will face questions about alleged sex assaults in sweden. julian assange has been living in the embassy since 2012. >>> runners get ready. starting at noon today, you can submit an application to take part in the 2016 tcs new york city marathon. runners with a guaranteed spot must fill out an application. a drawing on march 8th determines who gets the other spots. the marathon will be held on november 6th. this will be broadcast live on channel 7. applications will be accepted until february 21st. >>> we are closing in on 5:00. just ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," two days before a major winter storm is expected to hit our tri-state, emergency crews are busy getting ready. no way. savor an egg mcmuffin any time you like. a fresh cracked egg, canadian bacon and