i don't like chatham county jail. i fish it would blow up. >>> coming up, javier elijah continues to take out his frustrations on staff. >> let's see to that so i took my socks off and put it in the toilet and flooded it. >> one officer in particular. >> put a piece of metal pipe and had my name on it. >> i just don't like his ass. >>> at the chatham county >>> at the chatham county detention center in savannah, georgia, most of the inmates that end up in the jail's segregation units do not get there by choice. but de'andre sanders says his most recent stay is here by design. >> i did it on purpose. i acted out. officer came in and i cussed him out and told him [ bleep ] off and mind your business. >> sanders says he had grown tired of the rowdy atmosphere in the former general population unit. >> the officers wasn't punishing people accordingly and saying like punishing the whole dorm together. you've been doing time since i was 13. i can't do time in a place like that, so i acted out, insubordination, so i can get a

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but those who run afoul of the law will mind themselves in a far less hospitable place, the chatham county detention center. here the county houses more than 1,500 men and women, most of whom have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> man, it's ugly. it's jail. ain't nothing pretty about it. >> the majority of inmates are housed in the jail's general population units where they can interact with each other in the day room or exercise in one of the jail's enclosed yards. but in the jail's lockdown units, life is far more restrictive. >> this is unit 2-c. s' known as admin segregation. it's like the jail within the jail. >> the disciplinary issues are >> so severe, to ensure the safety of detainees, you have to place them in administrative segregation. >> administrative segregation inmates are locked down 23 hours a day and are cuffed and shackled any time they are out of their cells. they are allowed only an hour a day for rec time or phone calls, which can be taken away if they fail their daily inspection. >> they can lose their hour if t

. >> the chatham county detention center houses about 1,500 inmates, most of whom are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. among them is 18-year-old brooklyn day who arrived in savannah nearly two weeks earlier. she and her boyfriend planned a romantic weekend. the only keepsakes they have of this trip are mug shots. >> i came down for the weekend to have fun in taibbi. i was expecting to get back to school that monday and didn't ever think this would happen to me. i'm the youngest one in here i think and it's scary. i can't sleep at night like people scream in their rooms. it's really scary. >> inmate day is young. there are a lot of females here that have been in and out of this facility. and it's become more of a way of life for them. she is not one of those inmates, at least not in this point in time and i'm sure she feels intimidated by them. >> i should not be in a place like this. it's not where i want to be. >> where your food at? >> i don't know. >> why you didn't eat? >> i didn't like the bread. i didn't like the sauce. >> you have

. >> the chatham county douetenti center houses about 1500 inmates.ost are awaiting trial or resolution of their cases. among them is 18-year-old brooklyn day who arrived from south carolina. she and her boyfriend had planned a romantic weekend on nearby tybee island, but the only keepsakes they'll have are their mug shots. >> i came down for the weekend to have fun and was expecting to get back to school that monday and didn't ever think this would happen to me. i'm the youngest one in here i think. and it's scary, you know. i can't sleep at night. people scream you know, in their rooms. it's really scary. >> inmate day is young. there are a lot of females here it that have been in and out of this facility, and it's become more of a way of life for them. she's not one of those inmates, at least not at this point in time. and i am sure she feels intimidated by them. >> i should not be in a place like this. it's not where i want to be. i didn't like the bread or anything. i didn't like the sauce. >> you have to eat something. >> i know. >> she look inn

. >>> just five miles from savannah, georgia's historic downtown is the city's jail facility, the chathamounty detention center. >> everybody face the wall. >> while most of the 1,500 a inmates here are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial in resolution of their cases, the job of keeping them safe and secure. >> i'm deputy edwards. i have a few questions for you. >> falls first to the jail's classification department, who decides where each inmate should be housed. >> do you feel you have any enemies in here you know of? >> no. >> the classification people are what i would call air traffic controllers. they've got 1,500 bodies flying through this area at any given time. many are members of different gangs. naturally they would want to attack each other. >> are you affiliated with any gangs? >> no, ma'am. >> many are witnesses against others who may be in here. the people that oversee classification have to make sure that none of these bodies get in close concert with each other because then we're going to have problems. >> one of the ways that staff can distinguish different clas

the death of lord chatham. he went around and took images of portraits of each of these people trumbull, who studied under benjamin west, did the same thing. when he embarks on history painting, this is trumbull's famous "death of general montgomery" done in 1786. trumbull is very interesting. i found out recently there is a new biography out about him that came out last year. i cannot with to get my hands on it. army,ved in the american went to england and was imprisoned as a spy when he was trying to learn. he might have been a spy. i don't know. that is why a want to read the book. he was trying to learn the art of painting in west's studio and befriends john and abigail adams and jefferson and they encourage him to embark in a series of american history paintings. attended about 15 or 16 of them, but only executed about eight. this in my thinking is one of the best. the trumbull gallery in yale. it is rather small. greatnk of trumbell's historical paintings in the rotunda, but the early ones are small. if y

it's not even what he says it is, it's not the death of lord chatham, it's actually chatham having aral days later. but "stroke of lord chatham" doesn't sound like it will sell as well. when i say it's an archival document, copley went around and took images, we have copley's studies of the portraits of each of these people. trumbull, who studied under benjamin west, did the same thing. when he embarks on history painting, this is trumbull's famous death of general montgomery, done in 1786. trumbull was a very interesting -- i found out recently there's a new biography out about him which came out last year, i can't wait to get my hands on it. you find a very interesting life. he served in the american army, he went to england, was imprisoned as a spy, he might have been a spy, i don't know, that's why i want to read the book. he was trying to learn the art of painting in west's studio. he befriends john and abigail adams and jefferson and they encourage him to embark on a series of american history paintings. he initially intended my memory is about 15 or 16 of them. he only execute

temperature is 40 in the city itself, 40 in chatham and most of us in the 30s. clear skies and smooth sailing this morning, though don't forget the shades. sunrise is coming up about 25 minutes from now and it will be part of the state, otherwise the real feel, 25 to 30 for some of us, the wind out of the west today will stay active and gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour. midday 47 with sunshine and a couple clouds. the wind chill would be right around 40 degrees. and then evening rush hour is looking quiet with just a few clouds, sunset at 4:12 and temperatures in the mid-40s. first weekend of december, have to say it's looking pretty good. i'll have all the details coming up in a few, breana >> danielle, thank you. >>> want to tell you ou the roads this morning. a live look at 93 south where there is an accident in andover. this is heading southbound before exit 43 and route 133. you have stop-and-go traffic back to exit 45, river road. there's also a disabled vehicle on the tobin bridge heading southbound in chelsea, and that vehicle is disabled near th

from 1999-2010, he was engaged in a general law practice in chatham, where he lives with his wife kathy and three sons. scott ridge ell was elected to congress the same year that congressman hurt was and we are delighted to have him come and join us as well and strong advocate for our nation's defense. jobs and e creating changing congress his most important priority. he is working to preserve our region's unique military assets and support our men and women in uniform. he kept all aircraft carriers in norfolk and improved the language of military housing national the 2013 defense authorization act. the house and senate passed his drywall safety act of 2012 which was signed into law in 2013. this sets chemical standards for domestic and imported drywall and disposal of all drywall and china must be held accountable that the damage this product has caused in our community. prior to his election to congress, he was a successful entrepreneurf and community leader and founder of freedom to motive, she owned dealerships. he served six years in the united states marine corps reserves. he has

one downpour in nantuck et, going to clip chatham. that extends through the cape cod canal. right around route 1, fairly light, wipers on there. for the rest of us, still puddles on the road except for manchester up through central new hampshire, up to lakes region. you'll need the wipers on with persistent rain up and route 89 too. 60, mild in taunton right now, 51 in boston. 40s north and west of town, and any leftover rain in southeastern is massachusetts is going to be out of here, really over the next hour and a half, just a leftover shower on the outer cape by 7:30. sunshine breaking out, turning into a bright and mild and breezy afternoon. so showers ending, 6:54 sunrise, wind 10 to 20 miles an hour and fair and quiet for the ride home. sunset at 4:12. temperature right around 50. we'll take you through the >> thank you very much, danielle. let's take a live look out there at the roads for you this morning. and you can see the zakim bridge here aned leverett. the leverett is filled in making your way into the city. the zakim is moving along okay. no delays in the nort

chatham at 55 nantucket 56. it's colder on friday. high temps on friday where we we continue that cooling trend. by sunday and monday temps may not make it out of the 30s. monday there could be isolated snow flurries during the morning hours. >> anchor: see you then jr. up close look of shark watchers in action. final expedition of the year. obviously very successful. this happened in october. the atlantic. reeled in this shark. tagged the shark for tracking. now cisco is back in the water. >> anchor: coming up paper or plastic. it's an age old debate. whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. no thank you, i have a very sensitive palate. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! >> anchor: a plastic bag ban for t

low 40s from providencetown to hyannis to chatham. skies clear, beautiful sunshine, going to be up and out just over an hour from now. few clouds across the berkshires, northern new england, back through new york. we get some rain and snow showers coming off lake ontario and lake erie. there's a big upper level low in eastern canada. it's going to spin around, not do a whole lot for us here, though, in southern new england. it will bring that breeze out of the northwest over several days that will gust occasionally over 20 miles per hour, adding a little bit of a bite to the air. highs won't be as warm as the 55 to 60 degrees we had yesterday. we'll be around 50 for highs this afternoon. our saturday looks great, little breezy again, sun and clouds, high temperatures will top out in the mid-40s. normal for this time of the year. and then we dip below normal on sunday just a little bit. the wind will subside somewhat during the day, high pressure in control, bright sunshine for our sunday, so a dry weekend. next chance of any rain or s

this downpour will continue, may clip the north side of nantucke of chatham. areas of light rain from plymouth to fairhaven, stretching up towards quincy. neponset. we're watching that continuing to shift off to the north and east. in boston, one little sprinkle here wocester to fitchburg and some areas of steadier rain shifting and crossing 93 in new hampshire right now. nashua back up to manchester and back up through concord too where it's 44 degrees, 51 in boston, low 60s right now from taunton back down to the cape. falling in parts of northern maine. that's going to result in some outages, but good news for all the snowmobilers up there. our storm departs, by the way, over the next several hours. it pulls out of new england and the sun breaks out. so it does turn into a brighter afternoon. temperatures will be 55 to 60, the wind gets a little bit breezy. it's already gusting over 20. that will continue. and looking good, all outdoor fed festivities are a go, weekend, both saturday and sunday, featuring sun and clouds, but a bit of a gusty breeze and that

andrew would is with the russia and eurasia program at chatham house.was formally -- formerly the british ambassador to russia. so many questions. liftthe u.s. or e.u. russian sanctions soon after donald trump becomes president? andrew: i think it is quite possible. i doubt whether they are going andse them in a drastic immediate way, but that will be the russian expectation, that they would. it will depend at least in part whether the then president chooses to make a trip around european capitals before going to moscow, or if he goes to of haste.some sort the difficulty for him though is, there is not really a bargain on offer from russia which would give anything in return for changing the sanctions regime. there is no prospect of the crimean war to resolve by that means. there is no real prospect of russian interference in eastern ukraine, which they deny any way, using because of that. and there is very little prospect of change in syria. so i am not sure what he gets out of it. mark: what do you make of all this talk of trump getting closer to puti

temperatures elsewhere in the 40s. 42 worcester. 51 for our neighbors in chatham. mostly clear skies to the north higher elevations and overnight we'll keep it dry here in boston, a few clouds. in the suburbs between 32 and 36. tomorrow 50 with that wind from the west gusting up to 25 miles per hour. meteorological winter begins today. it will feel like in the fall range here. saturday, sunday click things down. sunday 42. under mostly sunny skies, still cooler and. cooling trend continues into next week. a couple areas of low pressure here. one moving out to the north and east. one to the north will be close enough to us for friday morning that we could see snow showers in the higher elevations here to the northand west of the mountains and frein mountains as well and white mountains too. boston we're try. friday into saturday, looking good. showers offshore and a good weekend. it will stay breezy through saturday evening. partly sunny for the second half of the weekend. then we may see a few flurries as we head into monday, the first part of the week here. here i

the 'fidelity bank' on chatham street -- hit just after nine o'clock today. police say a man wearing sunglasses -- and a multi-colored scarf over his mouth... handed the teller a cash. he did not display a weapon. if you know 'who' he his .... please call police. to fayetteville, now... where a 'controversial' classroom lesson... is 'costing' a cumberland county high school teacher. you may remember "lee- francis"... he was caught on camera -- back in september-- stomping on an american 'flag'... during a lesson on the first amendment. greg barnes is live in fayetteville... where the school board came to a decision about francis' future. greg? the board of doors, listening lee francis appeal. it included more than a dozen witnesses--when it was over the board decided that superintendent dr. frank till was right, and lee francis was wrong.. #4649 tc: 06:54:09:00 "..my heart is broken, teaching is my life and love." disappointed, but determined. #4649 tc06:52"54"02 allen rogers- lawyer="..definitel y don't intend to drop it. i think there is a window of opportu

chatham at 54. there is the cool front through new england tomorrow night with nothing more than a few clouds. and saturday as well as sunday will feature high pressure both saturday and again on sunday. temps both weekend days, lower 40s. that is that cool air coming out of canada. and early next week a lot of clouds and still holding on to that chilly theme with temps tuesday and wednesday, low 40s. see you at 6:00. >>> this football season has gone by fast and the play offs are right around the corner. >> with gronkowski now out, how is your fantasy team looking this week? need for a few tips? we have you covered in this week's fantasy >> hey there pats fans. welcome to fantasy fixer. we are already on week 13, which means some fantasy leagues are already on the verge of play offs. we are also talking about the patriots comeback win against the jets. that was amazing, but man, they lost gronkowski in that. >> yeah, big price to pay for fantasy owners out of the there as we wind down if you are pl

norwood half an inch and then you see here hyannis chatham just a few hundreds but i think with we can tack on half an inch there some of those heavier showers that are popping up on radar and coming through here in the overnight hours. now we're running in an extreme drought here in red color that you're seeing. so we're getting some short-term drought relief from the rain we've had. seeing does not include the inch of rain that we have had today. so let's say we're at 10 inches below normal now if we get another half inch overnight you can see we still need maybe five more of these events before we can really put a big dent in what's going on. but we'll take what we can get. temperatures are in the 40s right now some low 50s as you go toward nantucket and vineyard and that slightly warmer air will make its way up from the south and east all the way into boston by sunrise tomorrow. then we even see a bit of sun peeking out here as we head through the rest of the morning drive time into lunch hour. here's a look at 4:00 in the morning when you see shiri on fox 25 morning news she will

has your letter retype the issue over that period chatham has built an militarizes islands in disputed territory. >> reporter: made beijing angry and lost to its first taking calls from the president and legitimacy of the one china policy decades-old the black staple of u.s.-china relations >> j.r.:good news for severe allergy sufferers after a controversial move by drug makers.. made available. coming up united states post office in san jose, it has nothing to do with on- time delivery and everything to do with understanding how not to get a ticket i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly >> j.r.:starting next week, there will be a generic version of the epi-pen. the epi-pen helps quickly treat people suffering from life- threatening allergic reactions. over the last several years, the drug company mylan has increased the price by more than four-hundred-percent -- the steep increase resulting in harsh criticism and a federal investigation. the generic version of the epi- pen will be about half the price-- three-hundred dollars for two doses. new york senator charles s

to the army air forces is an aircraft maintenance officer on baby 24 aircraft -- a b24 aircraft at chatham airbase, georgia. reassigned to the corps of engineers, he was sent for training with the aviation and airfield construction repair. in early 1945, he shipped to the pacific theater at saipan and getting airbase in okinawa. his efforts involved preparation for the invasion of mainland japan, construction the repair of airfields. after a period of time on okinawa he was assigned to the army air force and was maintenance on the b24 aircraft after japan surrendered in 1945. he retired from the air force in 1976 after serving in active-duty. he then began working on aircraft testing and systems research labs in dayton, ohio. he retired in 1990 and was active flying with the civil air patrol. [applause] our next veteran tried to get into the coast guard before world war ii, but on the first of four attempts, was not admitted. he went to virginia tech and study engineering is a midshipman for osc training. he was within a few weeks of getting unable commission officer reserve after serving

in chatham. home 3:30. you will be kind enough not to talk about this between us. lehman's can sometimes i appreciate. wife collapse and 9:00 p.m. in three hours, her husband was scheduled to be executed. 800 members of the state police force had assembled outside the prison, armed with machine guns and fire hoses. inside sacco and density sat inside their cells. finally, a very miffed governor of massachusetts granted sacco a stay of execution and gave them 10 days to exhaust their appeals. later that night, holmes releases one-paragraph opinion to the press. he said he lacked the power for a stay of execution. and there was a big difference theeen a lynch mob and prejudice in this case. "i said most differences are differences of a degree. i felt a line must be drawn between external force and prejudice, which could be alleged in every case." >> you can watch the entire program on the case on sunday at 5:10 p.m. eastern here on c-span3 "american history tv. " december 7 marked the 40th 70th anniversary on pearl harbor. up next on "reel america," the from 1942.r,

nique's stepmother, betty chatham, says that move effectively ended all contact between nique's family and her two youngest daughters, amanda telephone number. he was to set up a skype account so that we could talk with the girls. nothing. packed up, moved. >> reporter: five months later, in the summer of 2012, the investigative file passed to cold case detective sergeant john richter. homicide unit as a corporal when her body was found. >> does that stay with you? >> yeah, i always say there's certain, you know, there's certain cases that stick with you, and this is one. >> reporter: at first richter did what all cold case detectives do. he re-interviewed witnesses. when that went nowhere, richter took another look at matt leili's computer hard drives. do you think somewhere in there is the nugget that's going to get you to the next step in this investigation? >> i think at minimum we need to redo it just to see if technology had advanced. so i needed a new forensic guy else he can find on the computer. >> reporter: turns out the techie richter needed was just down the hall. corporal

mid-40s into plymouth and chatham. 44 in foxborough and 39 in worcester and temperatures will be almost 5 degrees afternoon. the reason that we have some snow showers up across northern new england we have a disturbance there locally. will not be heavy snow but i think this disturbance close enough to us to maintain a little bit of cloud cover into the day tomorrow. it is still going to be breezy. cooler sunshine ends up for the day on sunday. the seven-day forecast for the weekend always in view. keep it pretty quiet yet for the next couple of days. a little wind today and tomorrow into early next week. the light mix precipitation -- mixed precipitation on sund we are watching it closely and the next big system is actually wednesday into thursday with the rain. >>> julie grauert is up now as we check weather and traffic every ten minutes. >> julie: accident update. the one we brought you the live pictures of ten minutes ago on 93 south in the process of being cleared. should be cleared within the next five or ten minutes. on 93 south right at 133 in andover. as we shift south, pike mov

not in chatham county. >> after months in the segregation unit, one inmate is tested when he returns day is the same thing. we never have a smooth day. >> lockdown right now. >> another inmate charged with a violent crime on the street. >> he picked up a shovel and tried to attack me with it. so i took it from him and beat him up with it. >> turns to violence inside the jail.

last week we heard from haid haid, a syrian academic working for the chatham house think tank here ind, and your family connection. my sister was trapped inside the besieged area of aleppo for almost ten days now, and we were waiting for them to evacuate the area. it didn‘t happen until this morning. the last few days were quite difficult. there was some uncertainty as to whether this deal would go through or not. the conditions there were quite tough. they had been waiting almost 20 hours. outside it was freezing, dark, and they were not sure whether they would make it out or not because it was their last chance, basically. luckily they were able to leave but many others are still there, thousands of civilians. so far, at least three people have been reported dead while waiting to be evacuated. so the situation is quite dire there. where were they taken to when they were brought out? what are their circumstances now? basically, most of the people are taken from where they are besieged to be dropped off at a location that is outside the area controlled by the regime, in the countrysid

with me is fadi hakura from the international affairs think think tank chatham house.ur correspondent is talking about, is that real? what is talking about, is that real? what is your take on how relations must be now? i think there is some substance behind the positive rhetoric humming out of moscow and ankara. russia is keen to establish a trilateral alliance with turkey and iran, to forge a future peace agreement in syria and try to minimise the role of the united states and united nations. so that, name will continue, is that your contention, despite the brazenness of what we saw yesterday? already today the foreign minister is of turkey, russia and iran met together in moscow and came out with what russia calls the moscow declaration, trying to bring where the three countries agree to push the different parties together, to bring about a future settlement in syria. your specialism is turkey. i wonder what went through your mind about the apparent ease with which this attack was carried out. turkey has witnessed some major bomb attacks in ankara and istanbul over t

nique's stepmother, betty chatham, says that move effectively ended all contact between nique's familyoungest daughters, amanda 12 and rebecca 9. >> he was to provide us with telephone number. he was to set up a skype account so that we could talk with the girls. nothing. packed up, moved. >> reporter: five months later, in the summer of 2012, the investigative file passed to cold case detective sergeant john richter. >> i was actually in the homicide unit as a corporal when her body was found. >> does that stay with you? >> yeah, i always say there's certain, you know, there's certain cases that stick with you, and this is one. >> reporter: at first richter did what all cold case detectives do. he re-interviewed witnesses. when that went nowhere, richter took another look at matt leili's computer hard drives. do you think somewhere in there is the nugget that's going to get you to the next step in this investigation? >> i think at minimum we need to redo it just to see if technology had advanced. so i needed a new forensic guy to look at the video or whatever else he can find on the c

in provincetown, chatham, plymouth and beverly, 45 in boston, 30s all weekend in the worcester area, but temperatures do drop by almost 5? as we head into your sunday. clouds because of this disturbing as we get into sunday, sunshine, some cooler conditions, really not a problem in the world. let's check out the 7-day forecast and after 50 today clearing down over the weekend, lower 30s and sunday mostly sunny skies. into early next week watching that light potential for a little rain or a little snow early monday morning. i see a bigger system though actually bei w thursday 1 and that too shapes up as mostly rain. back to you. >> chris christie was dismissed from president-elect trump's transition team but new jersey governor has hopes for another job. coming up at 8:00, powerful >> daniel: 20-year-old initial injuries were critical and ended with the violent >> 109 miles per hour. >> grand slam of whatnot to do. traffic. >> daniel: video cuts out right here before he hits a garbage truck and loses control. accident reconstruction team honda going 90 miles per hour when it hits the

speaker, today in honor of lieutenant chatham metro police department passed away on sunday. he dedicated 27 years of savannah's police department and worked in the south side present senching. he was honored as the presenching supervisor of the year for 2015. because of his dedication and accomplishments for the police department, he was promoted to lieutenant in november before retiring. one clearly stands out in many people's minds. in 2015, savannah newspapers published a photo helping a marathon runner who had fallen about 200 yards from the marathon. lieutenant kane rushed to his side and helped him cross the finish line. he was participating in the race and wanted to finish for him. the runner said, lieutenant kane meant a lot to me and not just for helping me then. he was inspiring a hero. the lieutenant was a hero to his family and us. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman -- for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. goodlatte: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r.