it comes because brian bailey condoned their actions over the years. he ratified their actions.n county has a pattern and practice, a custom of beating people, excessive force used, and killing persons. and that's how they got so bold as to waterboard, sexually assault, tase these men, beat them all while handcuffed, and they never were resisting at any point. this comes because the sheriff's department nurtured this environment and allowed it to exist. and that's how they got so bold. so that's what really happened. >> i mean, when you just hear about the facts, even if you hear a sliver, and i recognize that in the time we have together, i couldn't begin to scratch the surface as to this 90 minutes, two hours of torture and inhumane treatment that you had to be subjected to. you don't do this for the first time. this is not the moment of somebody just being bold today and they wake up and do this. you're sitting here, people who are watching, in this studio there's cameras all around. there's different television screens. people are able to see from different angles what the a

. >> reporter: rankin county sheriff, brian bailey, who is also named in a federal lawsuit by the victimsin my heart that this department remains one of the best. >> reporter: he later apologized saying he didn't initially fully understand the gravity of the crimes. today he issued a statement saying in part, we hope today's guilty pleas bring some sense of justice to the two victims in this case. jake, when you think about the pain this family had to go through, mary jenkins said she didn't think her son was going to survive this. now the big question moving forward, how many other victims have been involved with this goon squad? it's a question we'll continue to ask as well. once again, it's important to note that these men also pled guilty to those federal charges. jake. >> ryan young, thank you for that important report. >>> children as young as 5 years old taking on the state of m montana in court and winning. what will this ruling actually mean when it comes to protecting the climate? ould trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replacece. ♪

>> reporter: franklin county sheriff brian bailey spoke at a press conference about the incident if lated to do everything in my power to keep this department on a correct path moving forward. >> reporter: yesterday he issued an apology and didn't understand the gravity of the crimes until recently. in february, along with the state of the mississippi, were able to secure guilty pleas of all accused. >> not only did they brazenly commit these acts but firing a shot through one of victim's mouths. they left him lying in a pool of blood. ga gathered on the porch of the house to discuss how to cover it up. what indifference. what disregard for life. >> reporter: a life that will never be the same for either of these two men. >> it is hard to stay right here knowing what happened right here. justice is what it boils down to. i'm just like them. whether they're in uniform or not. >> reporter: very tough to listen to. the officers pleading guilty to multiple federal charges including conspiracy against rights and deprivation of rights under the claw of law. and we sat there and talked to the t

brian bailey says he's not stepping down as sheriff.known throughout that community. jim? >> ryan, you've been covering this case since the beginning. they referred to themselves as the goon squad. does that presume that this was not an isolated case of torture? >> well, i will -- yeah, i will tell you this. there are people in that community who said they have encountered these men before, it's part of the story that we're still digging on right now. we're hoping to go back to mississippi to talk to people in the community who have faced these men before. but as you can understand, not only did they do this and they've said they pled guilty to it, they disappeared for two hours, jim. they turned off their body cameras. they surveilled the home to know where the cameras were. so this was a procedure they had understanding of. you've just got to ask, how were they able to do it and not be checked on for two hours? >> and turned off their body cameras. ryan young, thanks so much. the details of that just shocking. boris. >>> still to come

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america ceo brian moynihan will join us for an exclusive interview live from aspen for his take on the economy, regulation, and more. driven by data, the boe hikes 25 basis points as bailey points to a resilient u.k. economy. we will have an interview with him in the next hour. meanwhile, more u.s. data is dropping now. i'm kailey leinz with guy johnson in london. alec steel is on assignment. as promised, more economic data breaking here in the u.s.. guy: alix steel will return later in the show wearing a cowboy hat. looking forward to that. we need to deal with the data here and now. the ism really stands out to me here. i think it is bittersweet. 52.7. some softening in services. however, prices paid rises to 56.8. employment softened from 53.1 to 53.7. new orders softened a little bit but not by much. the prices paid to number will be interesting to see how the market digests that one. i will dig in and see with a two-year is doing on the back of that, not much yet. the action really in the 30-year today. kailey: in the long and in general. the 10 year is up by 10 basis points, 4.17%, the highest since november. other data to parse through. factory orders, x transport