. >> reporter: this buffalo, new york, mom keeps multiple epipens on hand for her a life-threatening peanut allergy. in her purse and in the kitchen, two more in this drawer. >> i know of several families who have decided that they're just going to take benadryl and pray they can get to the hospital if something happens. and for us, that's just not an option. >> reporter: the new generic epipen will work like the original and will be available in pharmacies within several weeks. pharmacists can usually swap it in automatically doctor writes an epipen prescription. one more tip to save money -- ask you your doctor about the adrenaclick device. it does the same things but works differently. still has the same lifesaving medication. if you ask your doctor about it, get a prescription, and take it to the pharmacy, you can save yourself some real money. >>> coming up, the skyrocketing costs of haircuts. >> so how much is too much? and how do you really know if that expensive haircut is worth >> how much do you pay? >> i ask for the taye diggs haircut. >> i ask for the tai digs ? ? i whip

it is 160 miles from toronto to here, 180 two buffalo, new york. and if we had to go south around the great lakes, it would take twice as long. cutting travel time in half. >> as a kid, i would ride my bicycle across, by firecrackers and different stuff like that. later on as an adult go over and do dinner, visit friends over there. the u.s. dollar was really strong back in the day, so easy go there and get gas. but now, things have changed quite a bit. but just an important part of my life. >> this is an important destination crossroads. in the early days we had for trappers through here. lumbering was a big part through here. at the beginning of the river and floating down, the market further south was here. and with the railroad, that actually increased our agricultural trade because farmers could get produce to market. the development of the area, 1859, the railroad actually built a train depot on this side, wanting to connect to the markets west of you. chicago was big in that day. trains would come to this area, and they would have to stop he

this was the home of ansley wilcox, a prominent buffalo attorney who was friends with theodore roosevelt when roosevelt was in the new york state assembly. roosevelt as vice president didn't have all that much to do. he was actually in buffalo three times. he came to open the pan american exposition on president's day. william mckinley was supposed to be here, but his wife ida, who was in ill health, prevented him from coming, so roosevelt substituted for him in may of 1801. and then of course, when mckinley was shot on september 6th of 1901, roosevelt was looking for a hotel room and just by chance bumped into ansley wilcox and mr. wilcox offered him his home to stay while he was in buffalo tending to the wounded president. the family is on mt. marcie, the highest peak in new york state. camping, hiking, a runner coming up the mountain, no small feat in and of itself to let roosevelt know the president has taken a turn for the worst and he needs to immediately get back to buffalo, that there is really no hope for the president. so it's a 30-mile journey to the north creek station, railroad station. and he takes three car

>> growing up in buffalo, new york, occasionally teachers wouldn't believe it's my real name. >> jimmy: right. >> what's your real name? i'd say, wolf. which it is my real name. and they would say, go to the principal. >> jimmy: you would bite them? [ laughter ] >> sometimes the kids made fun of it. >> jimmy: yes. >> but it's my real name. >> jimmy: of course it's your real name. who would change their name to wolf? >> jimmy: by the way, i know you know this. people may not know that you and my father have a striking resemblance. >> he's a very nice guy. >> jimmy: thank you. and my dad's in the audience right now. look at my dad next to wolf. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: face the camera. he's upset that you change d. pretty good, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> very handsome guy. >> jimmy: that's what he says >> little gray coming in. >> jimmy: i do have some gray coming in. i don't know if i told you this. i got a picture of you meeting the pope. and i framed it. i just hung it in my parents' house. to see if anybody like really noticed. so far nobody has commented on it. you'd

. >> there's a special place in back at the desk, a fire at buffalo new york. a teen boy is missing, a body was found. but it could take 8 months to identify the remains and dental records are no good. investigators say they are close to an arrest saying a missing teen did not set the fire but ran back inside to put it out after another teen actually started the fire. >>> there is new fallout. lawsuit against pokemon. >>> 13 minutes to the top of the hour. ever wonder what it takes to train a k-9 officer. a dog's eye view. pretty intense. this is what it takes to take seek. if you want to see the video unfold, head to the facebook page. very cool stuff. >> great view. >>> 4:48, are you one of the lucky one who is got a golden ticket to the hottest show in town? if not, you're going to be saying hello from the other side because catching tickets for adele are similar to fire to the rain. >>> will 47 be the lucky number for the women's u.s. basketball team. the ladies have won 47 consecutive games and three victories away from a gold medal. >> they are playing ja

. >>> dramatic new video this morning with a raging fire near buffalo, new york. people living within a 10-block radius of this abandoned paper the fire began around 7:00 last night. it was being used as a tire recycling facility. investigators think this started during a mulching process. so far, good news, no reports of any injuries. >>> breaking overnight, as many as 25 people are hurt including two firefighters after this broke out in an apartment building in maryland. officials say not everyone is accounted for. we just got this video in from the scene. crews used ladders to rescue people from windows. the fire quickly spread to the two injured firefighters suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. right now, the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> back here at home, standing water from all of the recent rain we have had is creating problems now. pasco fire officials are reminding everyone it can be a hazard the longer it sits. with -- mosquitoes. it's extra important to get rid of standing water around your house with zika being an issue. one location

police in buffalo new york uncover a possible meth lab under an area walmart. officers say they discovered the elaborate set up during random preventative and gathered the evidence as curious customers watched on. officials say there was no threat to the public in the way of air contamination or flammability. and are working on trying to determining how long the operation was going on... as well as who was involved. the presidential nominees have thrown out jabs about one anot and now the attacks have focused on the mental state of the candidates. jeanne moos has reaction from psychiatrists. we're no longer just hearing from the candidates, now we're getting inside their heads. let me outta here. donald trump has had the lion's share of armchair analysis. (william weld/(libertarian vp nominee) "a screw loose." (joe scarborough/msnbc) "everyone was asking me about his mental health." (rob reiner/activist) "it's easy to behave you're mentally ill." even the conservative weekly standard piled on..."donald trump is not of sound mind." that sounded worse than the ph

from buffalo, new york, please welcome caitlyn mcdougall. hi, caitlyn. how you doing? >> hi. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on over. [applause] what is it you do for a living? >> so, i'm an agriculture specialist at the airport, and we end up seeing a lot of stuff. >> so, like, what do you--

look at these signs, roadside prankster strikes again in buffalo, new york.ne is changing the traffic signs on highway 198. the latest message says i love you. the police are not feeling the love. they worry this kind of of message could be a dangerous distraction for drivers. if they camp this person they could be in trouble for tampering these signs that could land you had into jail for up to a year. >>> people have ways of celebrating birthdays, but this takes the cake. a canadian woman tied herself to a bunch of of balloons and floats in the sky. it's part of a publicity stunt to pro promote canada's 150th birthday. that woman is a professional skydiver, even though ink it is cool, don't try it at home. talking about birthdays, big day for my little brother and the dmeef -- commander-in-chief, he turns 55 today. he was certify nateed while participating in a summit for young african leaders. if you want to see how much the job can take a toll. i tweeted out a picture of the president when he first took office and now 8 years later. >>> a formle philadelph

he's from buffalo new york and tonight he will be in conversation with ellen young from the tv news producer on the documentary nuclear obscurity. without further ado, please give a warm welcome to. hello, helen. >> what motivated you to write this book? >> guest: a colleague of mine was working on a piece about how the nuclear arsenal is aging and while she was working on this piece of, they offend this and she thought someone should write about it. i read on a range of topics and it seems a very curious story. an article about an 82-year-old catholic sister come of the facility where we store all of our uranium. as i started to report and tell the story in a responsible way there was more context needed. what motivated me initially is how much i didn't know about it. guilt is what fueled me. i knew nothing about the arsenal and i thought maybe a there's this story that started the -- >> guest: the facilities is an important place in the united states. >> guest co. it's the national security complex. it is the site we enriched uranium 71 years ago that was the first mission then in support

the air is quite sticky but if i have zoom out the view notice the dew points drops to 60 in buffalo new york. so we are talking about drier air working into the region wind around. we may get a quick springel this morning. these are the showers and storms that came through last evening and night. aside from a sprinkle doing fine playinthgs through. clnods degrees. we get plenty of sunshine through the course of the afternoon as the drier wind works into the region. it's going to be 80 -- hot. 58 to 90. low 90s for plays like fitchburg and up to lawrence and near 90 in tawpton and mid of us for cape cod. it's costable overnight forsleeping. partly cloudy skies. 59 to 65 in the suburbs. and 68 downtown. not the 80s we have this morning. and then highs tomorrow will be just as warm. upper 80s low 90s but humidity will be in check. tomorrow looks mainly storm free. but there will be an isolated pop-up thunderstorm through the most of us won't see it. tomorrow morning clouds and then we get pop-up thunderstorms. look arware poe cussed. -- focused. once again friday looks well. tropical depression

from buffalo, new york, please welcome caitlyn mcdougall. hi, caitlyn. how you doing?> hi. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on over. [applause] what is it you do for a living? >> so, i'm an agriculture specialist at the airport, and we end up seeing a lot of stuff. >> so, like, what do you-- you inspect people? or you-- >>

buffalo, new york, dew point at 60. going to be working on in. feels really uncomfortable this morning. just maybe a spot shower trying to get going across new england early this morning. much of the time will be dry. we'll shake off the cloud cover. the breeze also picks up. that will make it feel more comfortable. so we're talking about a northwesterly wind at times, 15, 20mph, even gusting higher than that. while the dew points start off well into the 70s and we'll end the day in the mid-50s to near 60s. temperatures running into the mid to upper 80s. close to 90 tomorrow. the humidity still in check, and the seven-day forecast coming up. ism time now for fast track traffic with danielle gersh. >> danielle: thanks, sarah. a quiet start as you see here on the roads. look at the braintree split. let's go to the maps. braintree to boston northbound on the expressway, it's not going to be a bad drive, just about ten minutes there. south of town a lot of green on route 3, 24 and 95. this morning. those exclamation marks here, we'll wrap things up in

a director of a contemporary arts center from buffalo, new york... and our returning champion, a graduate student in history from summerville, massachusetts... [ applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. my, oh, my, we have the lady in red

. >> reporter: this buffalo, new york, mom keeps multiple epipens on hand for her a life-threatening peanut allergy. in her purse and in the kitchen, two more in this drawer. >> i know of several families who have decided that they're just going to take benadryl and pray they can get to the hospital if something happens. and for us, that's just not an option. >> reporter: the new generic epipen will work like the original and will be available in pharmacies within several weeks. pharmacists can usually swap it in automatically wheyo doctor writes an epipen prescription. one more tip to save money -- ask you your doctor about the adrenaclick device. it does the same things but works differently. still has the same lifesaving medication. if you ask your doctor about it, get a prescription, and take it to the pharmacy, you can save yourself some real money. >>> coming up, the skyrocketing costs of haircuts. >> so how much is too much? and how do you really know if that expensive haircut is worth it? you're watching "world news >> i ask for the taye diggs haircut. >> i ask for the tai di

. $300 is still quite expensive >> reporter: buffalo, new york, mom katie badura keeps multiple epi-pens onhand for her 8-year-old daughter, lila, who has a life threatening peanut allergy in her purse. in the kitchen. two more in this drawer. >> i know of several families who have decided that they're just going to take benadryl, and pray that they can get to the hospital if something happens. and, for us, that's just not an option. >> reporter: the new generic epi-pen will work just like the original and will be available in pharmacy within several weeks. pharmacists can usually swap it in automatically when your doctor writes an epi-pen prescription. and one additional tip to save money now. ask your doctor about tanother divison that works a little differently than the epi-pen, but still delivers the same life-saving medication. we found it for as low as $60 with an insurance co-pay, tom. >> rebecca, thank you so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the growing outrage for the football star refusing to stand some fans setting his jersey on fire

i believe i was 9 and my family and i came from buffalo, new york, and saw washington and went to the lee mansion. and i believe -- i think i saw it as i'm sitting here watching the program -- there was a doll in a little girl's bedroom upstairs in the cradle. >> wow. what a good memory you have. my goodness. why did -- because you were young that doll resonated with you? >> caller: i love dolls. my dad said i had a memory like an elephant. at almost 75, i still do. it was a wonderful memory. >> that's a terrific memory from long ago. >> those are accurate. she's referring to the girl's dressing room upstairs. >> the custis lee mansion was known as until it was changed after your visit to arlington house, the robert e. lee memorial. >> next up is jean in wyoming. >> caller: hello. please go ahead. hello. >> we're listening. what's your question? >> caller: i have a couple of questions. the one question is, why do you not -- why do you not advertise more often about your events and stuff coming along? >> okay. you have another question? >> caller: yes. the other question is, i am actua

buffalo new york, new york, a ts going to be movering back across now stretching back up towards the berkshires right now. we don't have to worry about a ton of that action. there may be 1 or 2 shores north and west of boston. additional action back to the west. that's what's going to move in by the afternoon. this is a little underdone this afternoon. a chance of a shower isolated north and west through 1:00, 2:00 we're okay. then we start to see the clouds build in. this may be a little underdone. i am anticipating scattered storms and a few of them c and west of boston is at the greatest risk. not everyone is going to see a storm. but the biggest risks are going to be for some localized flooding, damaging wind, it's a lower risk of hail or tornado. buff it is a low risk. any rotating thunderstorms that may develop. high temperatures low to mid-80s. it will to 90. probably just shy of that with the humidity factored in later on. any storms will taper off this it's going to stay windy tomorrow. but it's out of the west northwest. 85 to 90 for a high temperature. looking mainly quiet

the next stop is in buffalo, new york, tomorrow night. >> probably hurt their neck in the front row.d loved it. >>> earlier this week we told you about the highest paid actresses. now it's time for the actors. >> i'll provide the drum roll. this time at number three on the annual "forbes" list. matt damon made $55 million jimmy kimmel's archenemy. mostly because of the success of "the martian." >> jackie chan came in second with $61 million. he make most of his money in china. >> and finally, our friend, dwayne "the rock" johnson, took home more than $64 million. that was double his earnings in the year before, and it's reportedly the most the rock has ever made in a year. all the money came mostly from up-front fees from several films. >> i think the money came from his eyebrow. it makes me feel hopeful. >>> and maybe the rock and all others with big money could be interested in real estate. >> it's being described as the world's most expensive house. it's located along france's mediterranean coast near the border with italy. some of the features, 10 bedroom and an olympic-size pool

but it began 136 years ago in buffalo, new york.into business making paint cans for kerosene. look at those that are 100 years or older and don't worry about the day-to-day swings. and there are newer companies that will be changing hands at all-time highs 100 years from day. it's been living up to its hype, if you will. but now i think the stock is worth chasing. crossed the unchanged line four times. we are looking for a significant move in the market so it will be huge. you don't want to miss fox business' wall street week. >> we knot cannot get a higher stock market unless earnings do better. the quarter we are about finished reporting will be ahh again. without it the market can't go up. charles: tomorrow it can't go up. republicans are distancing themselves from some of the things donald trump has said. in the meantime hillary is trying to cash in on that. we'll see if she succeeds. we'll talk about it. ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on

so as an excuse i went to a bieber concert in buffalo, new york, and asked some of the fans if they knew our presidents. >> tell me why you love bieber. >> he's beautiful. >> like me. >> of course. >> fit was bieber and trump running for president, who would you vote for. >> bieber. >> if it was between hillary and bieber, who would you vote for. >> bieber. >> bean over hillary? >> of course. >> at least he tells the truth. >> don't ask me about her again. >> do you know who he is? >> bill clinton. >> do you know what jfk is? he had an affair with maher. >> marilyn monroe. >> do you know what they call that? >> the day of rabbit? >> i don't know. i didn't really pay attention in my classes. >> pigs. >> oh, my god. you're on fire. who is this? >> i don't know. >> who's this? [ bleep ]. >> is he the one who said make america great? >> i don't know. >> he was around in the '80s? >> i wasn't around in the '80s. was that reagan? >> yes. >> reagan had a famous saying. mr. gorbachev, tear down this -- >> -- place. >> tear down this -- >> i don't know. >> wall. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this w

the crash near buffalo new york in 2009 was a case of the human pilot was the most unreliable and unpredictable part of the system due to the pilot's unattention, he caused the stick shaker open pusher to activate, whereupon he responded inappropriately and caused an aerodynamic stall and crash. so inappropriate that he was pulling instead of pushing, pulling with 95 pounds of force. faa records indicate that this pilot previously received four certificate disapprovals one of which he did not disclose and further the training records indicate that while he was a first officer he needed additional training after three separate check rides. how many chances do you have to fail before you shouldn't be in the front of an airplane. in this case the pilot how should not have been in the front of the airplane but the filters failed. another tex book example of the human as the most unreliable part of the system was air france flight 447 from rio to paris in 2009. but in that instance those pilots were set up to fail in a number of ways. after air france 447 reached his cruise altitude over the atlanti

special correspondent sarah varney brings us this report about how one city-- buffalo, new york-- is ting. her story was produced in collaboration with our partner "kaiser health news." >> reporter: since murhaf, ghenwa, and their children moved here from syria. even mundane tasks like cooking and homework have become more complicated. >> they has ten airplanes. >> reporter: unaccustomed tote this new life, the family relies on help from hassan alishaqi, from a local resettlement agency called journey's end. refugee agencies help families like this one find housing and jobs, get medical care and health insurance and enroll in english classes and schools. they fled syria after civil war erupted there in 2011, unleashing an exodus of more than four million refugees. the destruction and violence came close to murhaf's family during one their last nights in the city of homs. >> some bullets came to my house and went through the window. i was afraid for the safety of my... the kids, they never sleep. it was very hard for them to sleep. >> reporter: after a year in cairo and exhaustive secu

it's planted right over binghamton and buffalo, new york, it will stay there the next couple of days. it will keep outline the humidity sitting on the state line between virginia and north carolina. it returns later this week, but over the next 48 to 72 hours, you guys will be happy with what's in store for us. high temperatures this afternoon will top out around 90 degrees, but without the humidity it will feel nice. so nice, in fact, look at this, there's the high, 90. the peak index today is 87. it will feel cooler than the air temperatures for a change. real nice stuff to round out the weekend. that heat and humidity returns with a vengeance later this week. we have a couple of nice ones coming up. it turns steamy by wednesday. with the oppressive heat and humidity comes the chance of showers and thunderstorms again. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. for now, nydia it feels gorgeous out here. >> all right, chris, thank you. >>> new information came in overnight on an apparent murder suicide in berks county.

east of buffalo, new york the sun back out the two people found dead in a cemetery after officials believe they were struck by lightning. >> it's one in a million and happen to two people on the same day in a cemetery? >>reporter: an amish boy killed in ohio after struck by lightning trying to get his family's courses inside a barn. days of severe weather across continue into the weekend. >>> check out this video a louisiana man inspired by the olympics makes light of some flooding. he dives in, takes a swim, freestyle, right there on the side of the road flooded out probably not the safest idea. >> or cleanest idea. >> makes me cringe. >> the things that could be stay out of the water when you seet happen. don't try to have fun in it, it isn't worth it. >>> radar right now, things have cleared up considerably since the last time we looked at the radar. though showers are pretty brief out there but we have heavy downpours in polk county. some of this south of i-4 but once you get around haines city south into arcadia close to sebring heavy uracross saracounty and i-75. also heavy downpours

new york 79. harrisburg 78. get this it's warmer in buffalo, new york, right now than it is in philadelphia.often. as we look at our fox future cast, overnight we have a partly cloudy sky with clouds and hugh made air moving on in. during the day tomorrow we'll see spotty showers. maybe a few thunderstorms in the morning. especially through south jersey. tracking some near the if you're going for a morning run, going for a morning donut run, you can get caught in a downpour early and right through the midday we could see some spotty showers. then we clear it out somewhat and in the afternoon all the activity is focused toward the lehigh valley and to the north. so philadelphia south and east catches a break during the afternoon hours. then thursday morning we see some sun. this is when a surge of really oppressive humidity moves in. and i think the best chance of showers and storms on thursday will be to the north of philadelphia. so if you're down the shore this week, you can see some rain tomorrow morning but then you're in the clear during the afternoon and even on thursday i do think thi

it was developed at roswell park cancer institute in buffalo, new york.he vaccine is considered a next generation treatment for brain cancer using immunotherapy. that means it's designed to simulate a patient's immune system to kill cancer cells. >> the surgery helps but we have to develop better drugs, immunotherapies, for example, that can kill cells, tumor cells, that the surgery can't get to. >> so far 15 patients are enrolled in a phase 2 clinical trial. one patient survived four years. >>> a man in india has such an appetite for knives he had to go under the knife. doctors had to surgely remove 40 knives from his stomach after he ate them over two months. they were all pocketknives each about 7 inches long. look at that. as for why he did it, doctors say he would only give erratic answers. he is said to be physically doing okay after the surgery. mentally? eh. >> i don't know. >> not so much. >>> it is 5:51 right now. barbra streisand has some words for siri. coming up, why the legendary singer wants apple to make some changes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

break a few minutes ago, and eight your boy we've learned -- this eight-year-old was shot in buffalo, new york but officers say the child was just sitting in a vehicle and witnesses told officers they heard up to 15 gunshots. they don't know how many times the boy was hit. our sister station is offering video from the scene of this investigation. >>> dax closer to home what if you had an issue neighbors? if you didn't like who was moving in next door, what would you do? one woman sent a petition and now two years later the city is taking action. the topic is sober homes, where addicts go to turn their lives around and get clean. ashley was worried about whether or not too many of those homes would pop up in her neighborhood near 70 -- 75th street and cactus. >> the way it is set up we could have 10 sober homes on sold. >> reporter: is that something you would want? >> no [laughter] no. i think there should be a limit . >> city officials wanted to see how this issue with play out in other communities but now it will be a topic at tuesday's council meeting so heads up on that. >>> strong winds,

. >>> a sign prankster has struck gannon a freeway near buffalo, new york. >> the latest message on thiseads i love you but police are not really feeling the love. tampering with the sign is against the law something state police remind everyone after someone change the sign yesterday to say it is all a dream a lot of people want the prankster to get a pass. >> i'm like okay, in the middle of everything else going on, one good thing we can let slide, i guess. >> they change the sign to something not so nice and that did not go over as well. state police say a person who changes the sign is not only looking at criminal charges but they are opening themselves up to a civil suit if someone gets hurt as a result of the sign change. >> they are not playing around. >> all right. >> they are not playing around. >> kate bilo joins with us our forecast and our weather was an amazing day. >> what an amazing day. >> bless todd wake up and like pow. >> clouds are beautiful, big puffy cotton candy cloud out there this evening. just a gorgeous day. one of the best days of the summer in my opinion. >>

buffalo, new york, it's 92 though and temperatures will be soaring into the 90s as we head through the week and satellite 6 along with action radar showing really why if you look at the direction of the clouds, they are beginning to move up from the southwest. that is our wind direction and what that will do is pull up increasing humidity and heat but tonight should be pretty comfortable. if you head to bethlehem for musikfest, boston is playing "more than a feeling" and it feels nice. 8:00, 81 and temperatures dropping down to 77 at sec. increasing clouds and humidity increases through the overnight hours, dew points now not bad. 64 in philadelphia and 70s to the south, the heat and humidity is going to be sticking around for a while. a heat warning is posted for thursday through saturday and i'll tell you what this means and storms in the accuweather forecast. >> the heat coming back in thank you. >>> anyone hoping to attend the liberty medal ceremony will have a chance to get tickets next week. john lewis is this year's recipient. the national constitution center said they will rele

so, as an excuse, i went up to a bieber concert in buffalo, new york, and asked some of the fans theree why you love bieber. >> he's beautiful. >> like me. >> of course! >> if it was between bieber and trump running for president, who would you vote for? >> bieber! >> if it was between hillary and bieber running for office, who would you vote for? >> bieber. >> bieber over hillary? >> of course. >> at least he tells the truth. >> he does. >> don't ask me about her again. >> do you know who he is? >> yeah, no. >> is it bill clinton? >> no. do you know what that stands for, jfk? >> no. >> john f. kennedy had an affair with a very famous model. >> madonna? >> i should really know this. >> why, do you have affairs? >> no. >> marilyn monroe. >> excellent! he famously invaded cuba. >> yes. >> didn't go too well. do you know what they call that? the bay of what? >> i don't know, rabbit. >> the bay of rabbit? the bay of? >> i don't know. i didn't really pay attention in my classes. >> pigs. >> oh, my god, you're on fire. who is this? >> um, i don't know. >> who is this? [ bleep ] >> was he the

and there was another lady from buffalo, new york. >> mm-hmm. >> that i enjoy the letters and everythingt i'm 43 years old. and these sounded like 20-year-old women with problems. and i didn't want to add to my problems. so i didn't really -- if i did write to them, i told them i appreciated it but i can't afford to write to you. >> there's a lot of folks out there that like to keep in touch with guys in prison. >> the reason they knew about me is because of the msnbc. >> right. they thought you were cute and wanted to write to you, right? >> but the conversation also took on more serious topics. street's medication sometimes caused involuntary tremors. and dr. matias didn't want that to be a problem in general population. >> you could see how dr. matias was concerned, and he was worried how the inmates might react to it. but he dealt with it in, again, in a humorous way. >> we don't want you to develop permanent movements. >> yes. >> because one day you're going to get out of prison and you'll be out there. you're going to meet a beautiful woman and fall in love. and you don't want to b