these are air giulianis. you can have them, my brother. >> never stops. the city never sleeps. >> while cell inspections are routine at all the jails and prisons profiled on "lockup," they were conducted with a military-like show of force at rikers. first, the emergency response team marches to the cell block in full riot gear, armed with high-voltage stun shields. they secure the area and provide an intimidating presence for any inmates who might be tempted to resist. then, a team of correctional officers moves into the cells to begin their inspections. >> the last time they came in here, went in everybody's cell and took everything out of their cell and threw it on the tier. after it was done, there was 48 people's property mixed up in the middle of the floor, personal clothes, legal work. what's important, they said, this is how we dish. >> while the inspections anger many inmates, they are conducted for safety. . >> while the inspections anger many inmates, they are conducted for safety. the primary goal is to uncover weapons. and they're often succes

you had giuliani come on air to say trump was embarrassed by that.. >> say that to the american people and ask for forgiveness because that goes a long way. truly humbling yourself goes a long way and he can turn this around. >> at any point during this episode have you questioned your support for him during this past 48 hours? >> i thought when it happened, i was very disappointed and angry and disappointed and said, i can tell a lot about someone when their feet are to the fire. and he put out the video apology, and for me that was enough, but for other people, you've got to convince them to come around 180. and it will take more than the video apology and more than humbling himself on that stage tonight. >> and so viewers -- we are getting to wikileaks in a moment. but what if donald trump does, which is obviously the political exspe expedient thing, is it enough, politically speaking? >> it won't be enough for some and for a lot of people. this is the guy who saws he's the law and order candidate. he came onto the national stage politically a dec

it's not a mistake that newt gingrich and rudy giuliani went on air yesterday talking about potentialg scandals in philadelphia, in st. louis, in chicago. black people know what that means. that's where there are a large population of african-americans. him talking about taking our country back or getting it back or it's never coming back has everything to do with black and brown voters, john. and that is the real threat here. >> okay, john, last word. >> yeah, look, he needs to get off that stuff about the rigged election. he aneeds to talk about the issues. if you go back to the first debate his strongest moments were the first 20 minutes when he talked about trade. when he talked about the economy. he needs to focus like a laser beam. >> all right. i got to end it there. john phillips, angela rye. thanks as always. still to come in the "newsroom," journalists at an arizona newspaper called traitors and told to watch their backs after the editorial board endorses hillary clinton. the publisher now speaking out about death threats. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smas

but let's move on because there was something that -- you saw rudy giuliani in the piece we aired a fewaking light of the quote-unquote locker room talk. and senator jeff sessions, republican, and a supporter of donald trump's, was asked if what trump described on that tape, how being a star enabled him to assault women and, quote, grab them by the genitalia. he was asked if that constituted sexual assault. and "the weekly standard," a conservative publication asked him. would you characterize the behavior described in the video as sexual assault if it took place. sessions, i don't characterize it as sexual assault. i don't know what he meant. so if you grab a woman by the genitals it's not sexual assault? sessions. i don't know. it's not clear he -- how that would occur. >> the editor called this the todd aiken legitimate rape moment of 2016. >> you think they'd stop talking about anatomy or anything related to women, whether it involves rape or assaults but they won't stop. i have to say, we can thank donald trump for revealing the fact that there are actually still a lot of people in

i will show you when warmer air continues to track and and also the seven-day forecast when we >>> former new york mayor and come supporter rudy giuliani is in cleveland today meeting with the treatment police patrolman is '-- police patrolman's union. lives matter is planning a rally outside the patrol offices. the group said it wanted to outline what it called the negative impact a trump endorsement could have on the community and police relations. cleveland black lives matter matter rally is converged on southwest 58. >>> it's now the vice presidential candidate's turn to take the stage. debate. it will be at longwood university in virginia tonight. maggie really is live there detailing the latest on the story. good afternoon. >> reporter: yes, prep is already underway. security is tight. media has come from all over and we have been listening to the marching band playing all morning long, everyone gearing up for the two vice president picks to go head-to-head hoping not to harm those at the top of the ticket. today will be their biggest moment of the campaign so far. the vice presidential debate pits hillary clinton's running mate

former new york city mayor and most vocal supporter, rudy giuliani, will engage in banter with george stephanopoulos. it airsight here on abc7 at 8:00. >>> police made an arrest in the attempted kidnapping of a five-year-old friday afternoon. the man, age 39, a transient from berkeley, is accused of trying to grab the child who was with a family member. it happened at 53rd street and san pablo avenue. the relative began screaming for help and the suspect fled the scene. the suspect faces charges of kidnapping, child endangerment and a probation violation. he was arrested previously for sexual assault. >>> train service on the long island railroad has been suspended after a commuter derailed after hitting a work train on the tracks. cell phone from inside one of the train's cars shows passengers looking out trying to see what happened. the first train derailed shortly after 6:00 our time last night. about 20 people were hit, but none seriously. about 20 people were are on the train when it crashed the maker of epipen has agreed to pay a fine of hundreds. millions of dollars. it overcharged medicaid. companies

former new york city mayor and most vocal supporter, rudy giuliani, will engage in banter with george stephanopoulos. it airs here on abc7 at 8:00. followed by abc7 mornings at 9:00. >>> police made an arrest in the attempted kidnapping of a five-year-old friday afternoon. the man, eddie fontenette, age 39, a transient from berkeley, is accused of trying to grab the child who was with a family member. it happened at 53rd street and san pablo avenue. that was friday afternoon. the relative began screaming for help and the suspect fled the scene. the suspect faces charges of kidnapping, child endangerment and a probation violation. he has been previously arrested for sexual assault. >>> train service on the long island railroad has been suspended after a commuter derailed after hitting a work train on the tracks. cell phone video from inside one of the train's cars shows passengers looking out trying to see what happened. the first three card of the train derailed shortly after 6:00 our time last night. about 20 people were hurt, but none seriously. about 20 people were on the train when it crashed. >> still a

giuliani. the next presidential debate is seven days away. it will air live here on abc. of course our own martha raddatz is co-moderating that. and first up, the vice presidential candidates face off this tuesday. and george will be anchoring the team coverage. our team will be there live at 9:00 eastern on abc. a very busy week to come. >> no sleep for george or cecilia for a month. >>> we will move on to the other breaking story this morning, it's hurricane matthew barreling through the atlantic. rob is tracking it all and the question whether it will hit us. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, dan. matthew really has not moved nor has it lost its powerful punch. a storm of 150-mile-per-hour sustained winds and a huge convection on the front. it will be pass over haiti as a category 3 or 4 storm and eastern cuba and then bahamas and turks and caicos wednesday and thursday. we will discuss potential impacts for the u.s. later in the program. for now, we are hurricane warnings for eastern cuba, haiti and jamaica. the center of this thing will be on the islands as

going after donald trump, and it is what we heard from rudy giuliani, and so this is what donald trump hours after his team blanketed the air waives to get the talk point out. yes, the election is absolutely rigged by the dishonest, and distorted media, and also at many polling places, sad. this is something that specifically gingrich and giuliani pushed back on that trump was not talking about the localized voter fraud that is non-existent. >> and to the point that you are going to the reporter school, and we put more credence in what a candidate himself says. >> yes. >> and either trying to explain away or pretending he did not say it, and as you pointed out with the evidence, he is alleging that at the polls, and the a.p. has a piece out today saying that these are explosive charges making going into the election, and no evidence, quote, that voter fraud is a widespread problem in the u.s. and they cite a loyola law school professor's study that in 14 years there were 31 known cases of impersonation fraud. >> and that professor in the study notes that the 31 cases may not be 31. he said there could be fewer, but he is gi