supposed to hit it again, bunky. >> life is a gamble in general.you don't know what tomorrow may bring forth. or i might just be able to be, hey. you can't find nothing on this man. all of this stuff is inadequate puffed up charges. more than likely, the jury will be able to see this too. >> for de'arborne, who is facing an additional charge of false imprisonment, a guilty verdict could equal as much as 16 years. >> faith in god. the justice system is man's law. and that's a good thing. hopefully they upheld it. but i have a great god that i serve. and you know what, it's a miraculous god and a righteous god and i keep my faith in him, not just what man can do.

inside of the jar are two cones and a bunky cord. women make two braid as catching -- attaching the cord around the head pulling the skin tighter, customers say it takes less than a minute ask takes 10 years off their face. possible down side, one of the tony tail headaches. >> health officials planted mosquito tracks after a gray squirrel tested positive for west nile disease. tests show it's probably acquired the disease last year. vector control plans to take steps to reduce mosquito breeding if tests show increased level of insects carrying west nile. >> things have cooled down out there and is cooler weather as we head into the next couple days. there are temperatures so far running from 2 degrees to 17 degrees lower than this time yesterday so there is active weather and some build ups there and there is there is rain and thunderstorms developing in surrounding areas. there is another live picture now from our mount tamalpais camera. there is a cooling influence, the marine layer deepened to 2200 feet. that is contributing to o

lower actually no let's move stay with the euro zone spain is investigating a failed spanish lender bunky and its former chairman he suspected of altering the balance sheets and hiding the financial mess ahead of the bank's i.p.o. late last year creators of lost three quarters of their money after the bank revised twenty eleven earnings from aig three hundred million you profit to a four billion euro a loss and cash strapped purse has rejected the terms of the e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament that russia's loans are cheaper and have less strings attached cyprus reportedly needs around ten billion euro deep spending cuts forced by e.u. bailouts have caused by allowing protests in greece spain portugal and italy and let's now check out the equity markets in the united states wall street has started its fourth of july trading session with the losses and that's despite moderately beat in employment data the r.t.s. here in russia let's check out to the russian figures there they are. actually we're looking at the currency mark

spain's troubled bank there's actually an investigation that the spanish government has launched into bunky is former chairman it alleges that he and his team has falsified accounts and balance sheets bringing the bank to bankruptcy despite different troubles are making launched a flashy i.p.o. last year as a result traders of last three quarters of their money after the lender revised twenty eleven earnings from a three hundred million euro profit to a four billion euro loss and cash strapped cyprus has rejected the terms of an e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament that russia's loans are cheaper and have less strings attached cyprus is reportedly seeking another ten billion euro spending cuts force the e.u. bailouts of course violent protests by people in greece and spain. portugal and in italy let's now check out the crude it's actually mixed at this hour with brand trading actually we're looking at the russian markets and let's go with those first and they are trading mixed this hour the r.t.s. is actually shedding value a l

two who resigned when the bank one boston made the judge is looking into claims that he must have no bunky is trouble when he launched an i.p.o. last year traders have lost around three quarters of their money after the lender revised twenty eleven earnings from a three hundred million euro profit to a four billion euro loss and some more news from europe cyprus has rejected the terms of an e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament that russian's loans are cheaper and they have less strings attached cyprus is reportedly seeking around ten billion euro a vicious spending cut force the e.u. bailouts the cause of violent protests by people in greece spain portugal and in italy and now back to russia we're checking out of russia. in equity markets and as you can see there are trading mixed at this hour the r.t.s. is shedding more than three quarters of a percent the my six is a staying in the block but just a life in europe it's actually narrowing its gains over the past hour and some of the biggest movers on the my sex include nafta w

some other international news in brief for you this hour fierce finding between bunky troops and militants in the province of diyala has killed twelve people with an army helicopter also shot down the clashes erupted after a police patrol came under attack by a group of suspected al qaeda fighters on wednesday causing the army to intervene this comes just days after the terror group claimed responsibility for the worst attack in two years which took at least one hundred and sixteen lives. a bomb attack at a busy market in pakistan's district of bridge or has killed nine people and injured twenty others the explosive device was hidden in a pickup truck the bus or district has been a front line in pakistan's fight against the taliban in the country no one has claimed responsibility yet for the blotched. and the european commission president is heading for talks in greece aiming to get the country out of its financial mire despite the outline bailout plan greece is still contracting at another marmion rate and pushing through further conses proving hard to stomach both for politicians and the

now say with the eurozone spain is investigating a failed spanish lender bunky and its former chairman he's suspected of altering the balance sheets and covering up the financial mess he had of the bank's i.p.o. last year traders of lost three quarters of their money after banking a revised twenty eleven earnings from we three hundred million euro profit to a four billion euro loss. and more on the euro zone now from cyprus has rejected the terms of the e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament russia's loans are not only cheaper they have less strings attached cyprus reportedly needs around ten billion euro deep spending cuts forced by the e.u. bailouts have caused violent protests in greece spain portugal and also some parts of italy and then now on to the currency markets let's see what's going on there and as you can see the euro is lower against the dollar after a fairly heavy losses on wednesday the ruble examined the day mixed it was lower to the dollar and the trading higher to the euro and now on to the russian markets

last year traders of last three quarters of their money after bunky a revised twenty eleven earnings from a three hundred million euro profit to a four billion euro loss and more on the euro going from cyprus has rejected the terms of the e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament russia's loans are cheaper and have less strings attached. and cyprus reportedly needs around ten billion euro deep spending cuts forced by the e.u. bailouts have caused violent protests from greece spain portugal and italy and now moving on to the currency markets the euro is trading lower against the dollar and the russian ruble finished next to the currency basket was losing value to the dollar and it is gaining to the euro now moving onto wall street let's see what's going on there it has started both fourth of july trading session will be losses but now the nasdaq managed to rebound thanks mainly to moderately upbeat unemployment data the dow is still in the red as you can see there here in russia the r.t.s. and m i six finished the day a lower

let's see spain is investigating a failed spanish lender bunky and its former chairman he's acted of altering the balance sheets and covering up the financial mess ahead of the bank's i.p.o. late last year traders of lost around three quarters of their money after buying a revised twenty eleven earnings from a three hundred million euro profit to a four billion euro was and more in the euro zone cash strapped cyprus has rejected the terms of the e.u. bailout and has turned to russia for money the country's president told the european parliament russia's loans are cheaper and have less strings attached cyprus reportedly needs around ten billion euro deep spending cuts forced by the e.u. bailouts have caused violent protests in greece spain portugal and italy and now on to the u.s. markets wall street opened a lower as i said but is now trading mixed the dow jones is still under pressure but the nasdaq has managed to rebound it's gaining slightly less than a quarter percent this hour and here in russia. the the the markets here finished all lower as you can see that was trading in the

i'm out of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> yes. [ applause ] >> thank you. good-bye.for myself and my family. my son.

>> i'm out of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you.irs, i'm going to call the program. do what i've got to do, for myself, my family.

>> the only thing i can think of is my bunky had a couple of black united stateseyes. >> okay, tell mely talk about it. >> well we kind of talked about it a little bit before this and we had a little bit of an idea. do you want to elaborate on that at all. not at all? okay. fair enough. at some point, you're probably going to be served with another jail violation. it's going to be for fighting in jail. >> oh, wow. >> obviously, you and your cellie had an altercation at some point. nobody's deemed the aggressor yet, nobody's deemed the victim yet. two men are locked in a cell and somebody has injuries there's obviously ban fight. so it's not the end of the world for you. >> yeah i understand. >> so you'll get your notice of violation. sergeant will call you out, conduct a hearing, hear your side of the story. if you're found guilty obviously, he'll issue a punishment. >> okay. >> during our investigation weston kruger still, to this day, denies that there was a fight or any involvement in a fight with his cell mate, brandyn scotto. >> if kruger is sanctioned for fighting his punishment

i just did this stuff on my bunkie right here. >> did that one last night and that one last night. >>aiting for the police to see you, because i know you guys probably don't get too much contraband shown to you. >> as corrections officers are always standing nearby during our interviews, the gun was quickly confiscated, but the cellies still had plenty of other prison tattoos to display. >> my jason mask. >> that's how we pass our time right there. >> that's what we do all the time. just tattoo art. i just did the stuff on his head, the stars on his face. >> we tattooed last night until 5:00 in the morning. >> yep, until about 5:00 this morning. that's what we do, try to sleep all day, tattoo all night. >> i got most of these tattoos done in less than a month. my mom has no idea i have any tattoos. i didn't have any tattoos. >> so how you going to explain it when you get out? >> i don't know. i'll let the tv show do the explaining. >> do you want to say anything to your mom right now since she's probably watching? >> sorry, mom. >> coming up, the inmates' stories beneath the ink. >> i

. >> melissa -- >> it's not bunky. the 50% is inflation of 10% and i hope that's not coming back. >> welcome back every day, professor. melissa -- >> i'm not coming back. >> here's where i could be completely wrong. melissa, tell me if this is one possible. i was thinking about the option of a transferable mortgage. i understand it's very unlikely because you're tied to a property lien, for example. is it possible to get a mortgage, 4%, love the rate and be able to use the same mortgage on a different piece of property, thus blowing the theory completely out of the water? >> banks tried that a number of years ago. a couple of banks tried to do them and, you know what? it failed completely. it takes away profitability from the banks. you have to make sure that you have like on collateral and the transferable mortgages don't exist. we have to remember that we have the spectrum of adjustable rate to fixed rate and that, you know, people will just have to accommodate the type of loan they take based on where rates are and