let's look omar brother. -- let's welcome our brother. l, i bear name of ala witness that there is no god butt allah. i would like to thank the louis farrakhan for allowing me to serve. when i came into the nation at 19, at morehouse college, i was determined to be an attorney. i have been an attorney now for 17 years, and i have tried cases in many states. the greatest case i ever tried was a case of police brutality. we lost that case. listen to the facts. before there was a freddie gray in baltimore, who died in police custody, there was a fred grady in chicago, who died in police custody. this was mr. grady's mug shot when he got arrested. you can see him. there is nothing wrong with mr. grady. three hours later, in police custody, this is what he looked like. now watch the injustice system come into play because when the paramedics got there, they said, is to grady was already -- they said mr. grady was already turning colors. there was no blood in his cell whatsoever. got there, they filled out a report that said he died from a hear

. >> ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, brother hector perez, >> brothers and sisters. we are called in the four directions i spirit of our ancestors to guide us and work towards the building of our nation through the unity of our peoples. the call of the four directions, we are going to face in each direction. -- east evidence the sun represents the center the west represents the water and female. the south, the children and elders. the north, the universe and stars. ♪ >>, people, give him a hand. leaving our christian prayer from detroit, michigan, reverend dr. anthony. again today to lead us in our christian prayer, reverend wendell anthony. >> this is a lord -- this is a deity lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in it. this is a day that god has made, let us rejoice and be glad in this day. pray with me. mothers,r fathers and we come to give you thanks and praise. we come from every corner of this nation, and in many parts of the world, to come, to celebrate that lives matter, black lives matter, that our people matter. we come to a city laid out by the hands

please receive with a warm round of applause our brother, your brother, brother attorney mohamed.e beneficent, the merciful, i bear witness that there is no god but allah and that mohamed is his messenger. i would like to thank the honorable minister louis farrakhan for allowing me to serve. as the national secretary of the nation of islam. and when i came into the nation at 19 when i was at morehouse college, i was determined to be an attorney. and i have been an attorney now for 17 years, and i've tried cases in multiple states thanks to my mentor, attorney louis myers. but the greatest case that i ever tried was a case of police brutality. and we lost that case, but listen to the facts. before there was a freddie gray in baltimore who died in police custody, there was a fred grady in chicago who died in police custody. now, this was mr. grady's mug shot when he got arrested. you can see him, there's nothing wrong with mr. grady. three hours later in police custody, this is what he looked like. now, we were told that mr. grady died from a heart attack. now, watch the injustice s

he was a great revolutionary thinker, like his brother, brother malcolm. while i am on the subject of brother malcolm, there's a group of people out here who think farrakhan has something to do with the murder of brother malcolm. let's deal with it. i want to ask you a question. do you know any murderer? that white folk don't like. that they could pin a crime on. and he is still speaking up here with his foot deep in their backside. [applause] dr. farrakhan: from this sacred place, we ask that the fbi reveal, open up all the files on brother malcolm x. don't redact a damn thing and let the people see what really happened to brother malcolm. [applause] dr. farrakhan: they are killing me with you. through media and some who claim to know malcolm in love malcolm. if i could get close to you, i would show you that you don't love him as much as you say. yeah, well, you all -- some muslims were involved. who was the man giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation when he got shot? it was an agent from the police department undercover. the white man wanted malcolm de

my name is brother vladimir x.hat goes by the name of the dominican republic. it shares a border with our sister nation of haiti. for those of you who have not been following current events pertaining to what is going on on this island, there is a move afoot to divide natural allies and natural brothers and sisters, the haitians and the dominicans, from one another. we share the same history. we share the same past, the same misery, and the same subhuman conditions. we are brothers and sisters by nature because we were all rot from mother africa centuries ago. the only difference between the haitians in the dominicans is a piece of cloth called the flag that has been used by our open enemy for centuries to keep the overwhelming majority of the human family divided. we cannot continue. we must not continue to let a minority of europeans rule over the majority of the black inhabitants of the planet earth. the whole earth belongs to our people, not just puerto rico, not just the dominican republic, not just guatemala,

, your brother, brother attorney berve power muhammad.t mohammad is his messenger. i like to thank the honorable minister louis farrakhan for allowing me to serve as financial sector of the nation of islam. when i came into the nation at 19 when i was at morehouse college i was determined to be an attorney. and i've been an attorney now for 17 years and i've tried cases in multiple states thanks to my mentor, louis meyer. but agrees case i ever tried was a case of police brutality. we lost that case but listen to the facts. before there was a freddie gray in baltimore who died in police custody there was a red gravy in chicago who died in police custody -- red gravy. this is his mug shot when he got arrested. you can see him come there's nothing wrong with him. three hours later in police custody this is what he looked like. now, we were told that mr. grady died from a heart attack. now, watch the injustices system come into play. because when the paramedics got there they said mr. grady was already turning out. that means he had been dea

so all the brothers and sisters from ferguson, all the brothers that laid in the streets, all the brothers the tanks, we are honored that you have come to represent our struggles and our demands. again, i'm grateful for the choir that song -- sung, and the brothers and sisters that sang. brother muhammad and his wonderful song that he wrote about the great liberator emiliano zapata, and to all of you who made this day so far what it is, every member of the clergy that prayed this morning, the muslims, the christians, the various prayers that were said, the native people who have their native places, there teepees and what's not on the ground, -- right here. ben the small, there used to slave pens. and in that movie 12 years slave. the black brother was brought here. down on my left side your right side, in a little yellow house. where he was severely beaten. off to be as sent slave. the pain of those on whose shoulders we stand. i feel that the ancestors are happy that young generation. that's generation has arisen. they made it, they made it difficult. but the young stood in their place u

who funded the right brothers? >> they did. their only funding they had was what they took from there rather modest earnings and they not only defended their efforts but they virtual made everything that they were in need of to created the first flyers they built and the first flying machine as they called it. with the exception of the motor for the flying machine which was made of aluminum, their idea, a small startup company as we would call it today in the boat, alcoa, aluminum co. it was the first aluminum engine ever built. when it was first used it split and rather than saying that is not going to work, they said build another one. so the second one did and split. it produced more horsepower than they expected. wonderful example not only of their innovative capacity to solve problems, when something didn't work they didn't give up. they never gave up about anything. their perseverance against the odds is a life lesson that i think we can all benefit from. >> host: we want to give you a chance to talk to david mccullough,

with that brother.hat's not the only reason dave is asking these guys to be on they are best behavior. after the incident in waco, police everywhere are on high alert. >> be courteous, respectful and don't [ bleep ] up. i'm not going to tell you again. lisa ling, she's right here, pretty lisa ling, she's not trying to be nobody's girlfriend. be respectful and nice. that's that. >> police, hell's angels, hundreds of men looking for a girlfriend, sure, i can handle this. >>> i've experienced a lot of now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done. and i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. there are always going to be unknowns. you just have to be ready for them. another step on the journey... will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think a

oh, my brother, dr. king.is is too important. ha ha ha. my son said, what dr. king said, i want to get the language right tonight! and when you read how dr. king evolved, we will evolve with him. he was not a dreamer. he was a great revolutionary thinker like his brother, brother mall come and while i'm on the subject of brother malcolm, now there is a group of people out here that think that farrakhan has something to do with the murder of brother malcolm. okay. let's deal with it. i want to ask you a question. do you know any murderer that white folk don't like? that they could pin a crime on? and he is still standing here speaking with his foot deep up in their backside? from this sacred place, we ask that the fbi reveal, open up all the files on brother malcolm x. don't redact a damn thing, and let the people see what really happened to brother malcolm. see, they are killing me with you through media and some who claim to know malcolm and love malcolm. and if i could get close to you, i would show you that

i want our native american , and brother night wolf, my brother. i am sorry that they cut you a little short, but i want you to are as afavored you native american giant standing for his people. in native people who came their native dress, this is not like going to a football game they are notkins here as some mascot. they are here because they are the original owner of this part of the earth and we honor them what they are justly due. all of those who cry for justice, no cry is greater than those who have suffered the most. those who have suffered the most are the indigenous people, not only of america, but of the and those ofphere us who were brought into america puritanslgrims, not as , not seeking another way of worship but in the holds of ships to be made the bird and errors of the real citizens of america. hypocritical for us to say that we are citizens and we are get civil rights while at the same time we are denied the human rights of self-determination. here in fronto be that wasreat house built by black slaves. so i think i am encroachin

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he was a great resolution airy thinker, like his brother, brother malcolm.ere are people out here that think that farrakhan has something to do with the murder of brother malcolm. okay. let's deal with it. i want to ask your question. do you know any murder? that white folks don't like? that they contain a crime on? and he is still standing here speaking with his foot deep up in the backside. from this sacred place we ask that the fbi reveal, open up all the files on brother malcolm x, don't redact a damn thing and let the people see what really happened to brother malcolm. they are killing you through media and some who claim to know malcolm and love malcolm. and if i could get close to you i would show you that you don't love him as much as you say. you are kill them. some muslims were involved. who was the man giving a mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. it wasn't one of the followers of elijah mohammed but an agent from the police department undercover. the white man not wanted nothing that. and we were angry with brother because he spoke against his teacher a

with that brother.s not the only reason dave is asking these guys to be on they are best behavior. after the incident in waco, police everywhere are on high alert. >> be courteous, respectful and don't [ bleep ] up. i'm not going to tell you again. lisa ling, she's right here, pretty lisa ling, she's not trying to be nobody's girlfriend. she's not trying to be nobody's girlfriend for the weekend so be respectful and nice. that's that. >> police, hell's angels, hundreds of men looking for a girlfriend, sure, i can handle this. ♪ ♪ just might be the one. to clean the oceans, to start a movement, or lead a country. it may not be obvious yet, but one of these kids is going to change the world. we just need to make sure she has what she needs. welcome to windows 10. the future starts now for all of us. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ k

his brother james, 17, is devoted to his little brother. >> he was his brother's keeper. because he had been put in a position to watch out for his brother his whole life. >> part of caring for john means keeping him out of trouble. >> he has no fear of danger. his sense of adventure and lack of sense of danger. it's like having a 2-year-old. >> one of his favorite fixations? >> he's always liked to climb. right over the backyard fence, there was 120-foot power tower. there was a green belt behind the house with a series of electrical towers and john had started to climb them. >> so far, john has only managed to get at the scaffolds and ground level before his family coaxed him down but that day with both parents away at work he ventures higher. >> john had recently discovered the spikes on the side of the tower, about 20 feet up, so he was able to maneuver the tower and climb up to those spikes. >> brother james is afraid of heights but he feels he has no choice. >> james followed john because he didn't expect him to go all the way. he was climbing and then john just kep

with that brother.weekend it will be hot. >> that's not the only reason dave is asking these guys to be on their best behavior. after the incident in waco, police everywhere are on high alert. >> be courteous, respectful and don't [ bleep ] up. i'm not going to tell you again. lisa ling, she's right here, pretty lisa ling, she's not trying to be nobody's girlfriend. be respectful and nice. that's that. >> police, hell's angels, hundreds of men looking for a girlfriend, sure, i can handle this. >>> i've experienced a lot of things in my life, but i've never done anything like this. >> i'm at the head of a pack of hundreds of bikers who have taken over a california freeway. the president of the mongols, lil dave and his wife annie are at my side. i can't stop looking behind me to see this endless formation of bikes. every mongol i've talked to has said there is no feeling like this, and i get it now. i get the rush of being part of this massive group owning the open road. this is what it's all about. this

please proceed with a warm round of applause, our brother, your brother. [applause] >> assalamualaikum. in the name of allah, i bear witness that there is no god but allah, and that mohammed is his messenger. i would like to thank the honorable minister louis fark on -- louis farrakhan for allowing me to serve. when i came into the nation and 19, when i was at morehouse college, i was determined to be an attorney. i have been an attorney for 17 years and have tried cases in multiple states, thanks to my mentor, attorney louis myers. at the greatest case i have ever tried was a case of police brutality. we lost that case, but listen to the facts. before the was a freddie gray in baltimore who died in police custody, there was a fred grady in chicago who died in police custody. this was mr. grady's mug shot when he got arrested. you can see him. there is nothing wrong with him. three hours later, in police custody, this is what he looked like. grady diedd that mr. from a heart attack. watch the injustice system come into play, because when the paramedics got

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mcculloch, who funded the wright brothers? >> they did.? there are only funding had was what they took from their rather modest earnings from their bicycle shop. they not only funded theirer efforts, but they virtually made everything that they were in they need of to create the firstlyin flyers that they built in the first flying machine, as they a called it.shey with th ce exception of the blok for the motor they have for thea flying machine, which was made of aluminum at their idea. that was made for them in a the small startup company as we would call it today inpany a pittsburgh, and aluminum company here in america. it was the first aluminum injured ever belts. firs when it was first used, theuilt. block split and rather than sayt well, i guess that won't work, they said build another one. so, the second one did not split and in fact produced more horsepower than expected, son it's a wonderful example of not only their innovative capacity to solve the problems, but also when something didn't work they didn't give up. they never gave u

twin brothers, roy and ray slagle. >> i love it. i'm so happy. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie mormon. finally the answers you've been waiting for. >> mr. bill, are you ready for your picture? >> yep. >> all right. >> when we met paul komyatti at indiana state prison in 2008, he had an inmate job as the visitor room photographer. >> it keeps me occupied. it keeps me from counting the 36 weeks and 8 months i have left. however you want to break it down. >> right from the start, he was good natured and full of optimism for the future. despite being incarcerated for the past 26 years. komyatti entered prison at age 17 for his role in a bizarre family plot that ended with the murder of his abusive father. >> my dad was just an alcoholic. i was like a little kid, 7, 8 years old. i'm crawled up under the kitchen table, and he's got a belt with a buckle, putting marks all over my face and everything, all over my body. my mom is like look, stop. you've got to stop. you're going to kill him. >> komyatti, his mother, s

you know it's my brother. >> you can't ask for a better [ bleep ] to hang out with. >> the love brothersay have found their place. but as we learned, their bond has yet to face its ultimate test. >> i'll never see him again. once he gets out of prison, that's it. i'll never be able to visit my brother again. because of iowa law. anybody on paper or parole can never visit anybody while they're incarcerated. >> yvette and doris gay know all about that. since our visit to the north carolina correctional institution for women, doris has been paroled. the soonest she will be allowed to visit yvette is when her probation expires. brad and michael love have more time. brad is currently eligible, but has not yet made parole. >> so we're going to spend as many years together here as we can. i love him to death. i'd do anything for brad. anything. short of killing somebody again. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw." >> these cats is their kids. and you mess with one of the cats, i mean, these cats is their family. that's all they got. >> the special bond between prisoner and pet. >> it's like anything.

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my brother seemed affected by it.up a good front, he put up a good show and gave me a toast. he was my best man. watched everybody dance, we got some good times in. but i had no idea that july 16th was the last time i was see my brother alive. >> the story began with the relationship between catherine suh and her boyfriend, robert o'dubaine. that relationship broke down. there was an argument that the two had, and there was a business relationship between them that gradually deteriorated over time. she thought that the victim was taking money from the business and using that money to gamble. catherine enlisted the aid of her brother, andrew suh, who was a student at providence college in rhode island, to fly in to chicago in order to commit this murder. catherine later on that evening made a phone call to robert o'dubaine and told robert o'dubaine that her car had broken down in lincoln park and she needed him to come and pick her up. this was all a fabrication, a ruse to get him to come into the garage. he did so. wh

it's his brother. it's his brother. he's got to defend his brother. he can't be seen as going against his brother or going against his family. in a lot of ways, it's a double-edged sword for him. he has no choice here. >> thank you. you're right. paul wolfowitz is unlikely to advise him to go against his brother since he was key to his brother's mishaps, same with john bolden. thank you, katy tur, who is on the magical mystery tour with donald trump. >> the war of words between trump and bush stretched online with jeb bush's campaign releasing this web ad attacking donald trump. >> he said publically he watches cable news. that's one of the ways he bones up on our national security. >> trump says he, quote, always felt that i was in the military, despite never serving in the military and draft deferments during vietnam. >> there is nobody bigger or better at the military than i am. >> donald trump tweeted today, jeb is fighting to defend a catastrophic event. i am fighting to make sure it doesn't happen again. jeb is too soft. we need tougher and shar

it's the koch brothers. >> the koch brothers and other interests are using the political process forit. >> reporter: among democrats like harry reid koch has been a code word for corporate villainry. >> it's time the american people spoke out against these two brothers who are about as unamerican as anyone i can imagine. >> reporter: some 53,000 attack ads. >> out-of-state oil billionaires. >> reporter: mentioned the koch brothers in the election cycle. >> louisiana loses. >> like harry truman said, if you don't stand the heat, don't gro in the kitchen. >> it's got to be unnerving on some level. >> i didn't know it would be this vicious and dishonest. >> reporter: but koch's now trying to give the family name an image makeover. >> families worldwide rely on the daily essentials we help make. >> reporter: the company has launched a national ad campaign. >> we are koch. >> reporter: and in a new book "good prophet," koch lays out the management philosophy that drove his company's phenomenal success, and writes about the values that drive him personally and politically. one of four koch

trump's remarks about 9/11 and your brother? >> look, my brother responded to a crisis, and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he united the country, he organized our country and he kept is safe. and there's no denying that. the great majority of americans believe that. i don't know why he keeps bringing this up. it doesn't show that he's a serious person as it relates to being commander in chief and being the architect of a foreign policy. across the spectrum of foreign policy mr. trump talks about things as though he's still on "the "the apprentice." talking about isis should take out assad, and then russia should take out isis. we're under grave threats again. and i think we need a president with a steady hand. >> to play devil's advocate, do you think it's at all possible that your loyalty to your brother, while very admirable on a personal level, might be in some ways a political or policy liability blinding you to mistakes he made? >> no. i mean, so next week mr. trump is probably going to say that fdr was a

>> i listen to some of them. >> but he's your brother, who owns half the business. >> he's my brotherand i love him, but i ca--i don't have time to listen to a lot of these ideas. >> i'd like to hear some of his ideas. i mean, let's hear what he has to say. >> i want to start advertising with zipcar, and--and doing some cross-promotional advertising with them. >> what's the--what's the next idea? >> no, that's a valid idea. >> that's a great feature to have after the sale, but doesn't generate people coming in here. >> there's marketing, there's advertising, and part of advertising is the radio. >> it's--honestly, drew, it's like--this is like a broken record to me. i don't feel comfortable with it, i'm sorry. >> andrew is supposed to be in charge of marketing and advertising, and car cash spends between $20,000 and $50,000 a month. most of that is spent on radio. now, jon won't let him control the radio, so really, in the end, andrew is in charge of nothing. i want to hear you tell him why radio is the right thing for you. boom! hit the spot. >> radio is really, really important. it'

it's the koch brothers. >> the koch brothers and other money interests are using the political processt. >> reporter: among democrats like senator harry reid koch has been a code word for corporate villainry. >> they're trying to buy america. it's time the american people spoke out against these two brothers who are about as unamerican as anyone i can imagine. >> reporter: some 53,000 attack ads. >> out-of-state oil billionaires. >> reporter: mentioned the koch brothers in the election cycle. >> if the kochs and cassidy win, louisiana loses. >> like harry truman said, if you don't stand the heat, don't go in the kitchen. >> it's got to be unnerving on some level. >> i knew i'd get heat but i didn't know it would be this vicious and this dishonest. >> reporter: but koch's now trying to give the family name an image makeover. >> families worldwide rely on the daily essentials we help make. >> reporter: the company has launched a national ad campaign. >> we are koch. >> reporter: and in a new book "good profit," koch lays out the management philosophy that drove his company's phenomenal s

your brother got us into iraq.other happened, oh my gosh think of how much worse it is with obama. when you said clinton-bush, bush-clinton they need each other. they can sell each other out. if it is not hillary it is jeb bush out there with the no child left behind. if hillary is on the ticket and jeb is on the ticket the legacy cancels it out. we may be board with it. >> do you think people will vote for either of them? >> that's the thing. you have to. if it is only two you have to pick one. that's why i think clinton and bush would love to run against each other. you are talking foreign policy. george bush -- the problem he has with the people on the left is he didn't fight back. doesn't it feel like he was on the ropes the entire second term? i felt he didn't defend his own legacy. >> you're so wrong. the second term could have been a disaster in iraq, but george w. bush had a lot of courage to completely reverse course and have the search policy. it was in fact very effective. on obama walked away and he tur

have a nice visit with your brother. >> always. kind of a relief. it's been a while, but i probably feel the same way i feel right now, i'm going to be happy. >> interaction between offenders from different cell blocks is not normally allowed. for the reed brothers to meet they have to submit to rigorous security checks. >> strip him down and we'll search him, see if they have anything. once we search them, they'll get dressed and we'll call them in to answer for the visit room. i've got the other reed in here. okay. bye. go ahead and strip down. >> both brothers will be strip searched before and after the visit. they're allowed only brief physical contact. their conversation will be monitored by surveillance cameras. >> this is the only time i've seen him in the two years we've been down. i think about my family a lot, but other than that stuff, i really don't think about none of that. makes it easier just to forget it. cope with it. >> make sure you give your i.d. to the officer. >> while bennie nervously waits for his visit with blade, back on hi

the koch brothers fought against the zoo. why? because the kochs have a georgia pacific plant nearby and don't want to pay their fair share of taxes. think about that. these multibillionaires, it's estimated they're worth from $150 billion to $200 billion. they're afraid that georgia-pacific, their company may have to pay a few extra dollars in taxes in ohio. "los angeles times", koch brothers, big utilities attack solar, green energy policies. this headline from the l.a. times reads -- and i quote -- "the koch brothers antitax activists and some of the nation's largest power companies have backed efforts in recent months to roll back state policies that favor green energy. the conservative luminaries pushed campaigns in kansas, north carolina, arizona with the battle rapidly spreading to other states. both sides say the fight is growing as new states including ohio, south carolina and washington enter the fray. so, mr. president, potholes in colorado, they want to stop anything to do with renewable energy in tennessee, a zoo and

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who funded the right brothers? >> they did it's what they took from there rather modest earnings and their bicycle shop and they not only funded theirvr effort but they virtually made everything that they were in need of to create the first that they built and the first flyingy machine. with the exception for the motor that they had for the flying machine which was made of aluminum at their idea.id that was made for them by a small startup company in philadelphia. it was the first aluminum engine ever built. when it was first used, it failed and rather than saying that's not gonna work they said build another one. the second one did in fact produce better than they expected. it's a wonderful example not only of their innovativele capacity to solve problems but also when something didn't work, they didn't give up. they never gave up about anything. theincr perseverance was against the odds. >> will put the phone numbers up because we want to give you a h chance to discuss with this two-time pulitzer prize winner. th

look, his brother gets hit on, he's a loyal person, he's loyal to his brother. but his brother made some mistakes. his brother could have made a mistake with the actual hit. they did know it was coming. george tenet, the head of the cia did know it was coming. they did have advanced notice. it wasn't that i was blaming. they said that our country was safe under bush. i said, well, what about the world trade center coming down in the worst attack in history? the statement was our country was safe under his brother. >> yes. >> well, okay, but you have to add in, if you go back a few days, you have to add in a thing called the world trade center and they wouldn't do that. i disagreed with that statement. >> yes. >> and frankly, i've had tremendous support. it's interesting. a lot of people said we never thought of it that way. it's right. and at the debate, i didn't want to say it because honestly i want to be respectful. i didn't want to say it but i always thought it, whatever i heard what a good job bush did from the time after the attack and the job was fine. b

he's a loyal person, he's loyal to his brother. but his brother made some mistakes. his brother could have made a mistake with the actual hit. they did know it was coming. george tenet, the head of the

. >> two brothers pay a harsh penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> i'm sorry for putting you through this, but mom, my fight is done. i could not take it anymore. this is definitely a suicide letter. >> a routine cell search reveals an inmate on the edge, and prison officials intervene. >> why you going to go and strip me out again? >> because that's the protocol. >> that's bull [ bleep ] and you know it. >> we turn some of the cameras over to our inmates for a personal glimpse of their lives in prison. >> get the back piece on camera, baby. huh? show off your work, son. >> i'm growing old in here. white hair, gray hairs. going bald. life's over with. >> is this place stressful? hell, yeah, it's stressful. this is one of the stressfullest things you can do. try to think of anything you can do that relieves a little bit of stress, you know, from drawing a picture to lifting weights to -- i mean, anything. it's horrible. nobody wants to do this. >> 407? >> isolated among the rural farming communities of southwestern indiana, the

>> look, look, jeb said we were safe with my brother, we were safe. well, the world trade center just fell down. now am i trying to blame him. i'm not blaming anybody. but the world traild center came down. so when he said we were safe, that's not safe. >> trevor: okay, i'm sorry tosan the factual confines of that sentence, donald trump is rii-- donald trump is ri-- he's not wrong. he's not wrong. (applause) which is worrying because he is not wrong about this, then what other things is trump not wrong about. maybe he is best at military. maybe multiple bankruptcies doesn't mean he is a bad businessman, the possibilities are enless. and i guess this is one pointless debate that people are never going to agree on. and you know what, that means keep tweeting. >> the former florida governor mocking the billionaire's fitness to be commander in chief writing in an overnight tweet, our national security isn't a reality tv show. >> trevor: why an overnighttwee. what are you doing, jeb bush, are you waking up from nightmares like oh, trump, aahh! why are you

his brother says the past 14 months have been extremely difficult. his brother has spent most of that time in isolation in the prison. he says he's lost about 50 pounds. and from a psychological per -- perspective, it's been extremely difficult to get mucher phone ma -- information about his brother's case. in fact, he says that he and the family learned about a verdict in case from a news conference televised in iran. news of the verdict came as ape surprise even to his attorney. >> i think it has been misreported that jason was convicted of a specific thing. we have no idea what charges, if any, he was convicted of. we know some have translated that into being convicted. we don't know what of the charges o. they're claiming that there is a verdict in. >> now, whatever the verdict or charges against him are, he has 20 days to appeal them according to iranian law. his brother says he will be more optimistic once they can get the case to an appeals court. now, iran's president in the past has suggested the idea of a prisoner swap or exchange involving

. >>> also, the brothers of one of our most talked about stories ever. one carried the other on his back for a good cause and now they are back with a knew achievement where every kid is invited to join in the fun. >>> there is a danger that you need to know about tonight. if you or a loved one are among the millions of americans who use e-cigarettes. there is a risk that while using them the devices can explode. as anne thompson explains it happened to one man this week that is now in a coma. >> reporter: electronic vapor products marketed to help transition smokers from tobacco now pose their own growing danger. >> it exploded in his face. >> all right. >> electric cigarette. >> that is the 911 call his sister made after she said his e-cigarettes blew up on monday. >> my daughter said that there was a very large explosion in the home. she went toward the explosion to find him completely covered in black. >> the 21-year-old has been in a medically induced coma and on a ventilator with burns to face, chest and hands. injuries to other users and homes are

i honestly thought that when my brother did, it was something that would get solved. if not a year, then close to it. just because at the time that it him, and people that claimed they saw what happened and called the police, so and it also happened across a park where there was lots of people. it was summertime, it was around 8 o'clock, i believe. >> what were the circumstances? >> so from what i know is my brother was over at friend's house, he was sitting on the steps along -- i guess there was other people sitting on the steps too, and they came from sideways and approached my brother and started shooting, and somebody else got shot but my brother was the one that didn't survivor the shooting. so and i know that friend did see, so i don't understand why it's not solved. >> you're holding the picture of your brother. >> my brother's name is david martins and david was 30 when he going to murdered, and he had just had his birthday in july, and he got killed august 12. >> mary h you're also looking to hold remembrance every; is that correct. >> yes, yes, we just held

trump's remarks about 9/11 and your brother? >> look, my brother responded to a crisis and he did it as you would hope a president would do. he united the country. he organized our country and he kept us safe. there's no denying that. the great majority of americans believe that. i don't know why he keeps bringing it up. it doesn't show he's a serious person when it relates to be a commander in chief and the architect of a foreign policy. across the spectrum of foreign policy mr. trump talks about things as though he's still on "the apprentice." literally talking about syria saying isis should take out assad and russia should take out isis as though it was some sort of board game and not a serious approach. this is another example of the lack of seriousness. in is a serious time. we're under grave threats and i think we need a president with a steady hand. >> too play devil's advocate, do you think it's possible that your loyalty to your brother, while admirable on a personal level, might be a policy liability blinding you to mi