i'm standing just yards away from clinton correctional facility, where inmates richard matt and david sweat broke out of. it's the first escape from this facility since it opened in the late 1800s. that story was a story almost too twisted to believe, involving betrayal, manipulation, and sex. before the sun even began to rise over the small town of dannemora, new york, they were gone. an escape plan worthy of a screenplay carried out by two very dangerous men. >> on a scale of one to ten, they are a ten, dangerous wild animal. >> prisoners richard matt and david sweat had adjoining cells here at clinton correctional facility. the two were last seen friday night, june 5th, around 10:30 p.m. during what's called a standing count where both matt and sweat showed themselves standing inside their cells. but just hours later, a shocking discovery that would leave prison guards shaking their heads, law enforcement on high alert, and this small upstate new york community terrified. >> this was a very elaborate plan, but we are only at the very preliminary stages of determining exactly what h

he escaped from clinton correctional facility with fellow inmate richard matt. matt was shot to death june 26th and sweat was shot and captured two days later. mitchell is accused of aiding the men in their escape. des moines police are searching for three men who allegedly broke into a woman's apartment. police responded to the 5-thousand block of aurora avenue around 2 a-m. the victim told police she saw one of the three men holding a black pistol. she says the men took off with a bag from a bedroom that belonged to the victim's former roommate. the woman told police she wasn't able to get a good look at the suspects due to their disguises. investigators say there have been no arrest in the case. weather delayed cleanup for a semi accident that happened at the west mixmaster earlier this week. dan winters tweeted this picture of crews cleaning up the damage today. early wednesday morning, a semi driver tipped his truck's trailer while merging onto interstate 80 from i-35 south. officers say the driver was going too fast and his back tires slid onto the gravel.

a chef at the northern new hampshire correctional facility is now accused of bringing tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs manchester prison are looking for a man that tried to rob a shell last night. >> i should be out doing a walk along here. koala. kevin: the water temperature is warmer than the air temperature. maybe you feel inclined, yes. sean: i'll think about it. maybe in a dry suit. kevin: an extra bird in flight. temperatures jump into the 50's. the farther north and encounter quite a few more clouds. there will be scattered shower activity in liquid form today as temperatures cool tonight. that changes to mixed showers depending on the elevation and wet snow. looks like cooler temperatures, highs in the 40's. sean: if you live at high elevation, you could see some showers. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. 93 has been a great ride through the entire state northbound and southbound which is great news for commuter. if you are heading on to 293, things are looking good as well. we have some on

corrections employee was arrested today for bringing drugs into the northern new hampshire correctional facility. and the prison value of the contraband he as handling, was substantial. police say this is the man who try to bring thousands of dollars worth of drugs into northern new hampshire prison, a facility they say he knows quite well. 49 wrote charles hansen has been employed as a chef at the correctional facility in berlin for 11 years. >> he was arrested and charged with delivery of articles to prisoners. the controlled drugs that he brought inside at a prison value of more than $67,000. >> department of corrections spokesman jeff lyons says the investigation into hanson, started some time ago. >> the department of corrections received information some months ago that this may be going on. we immediately opened an investigation, and the new hampshire state police and the department of corrections worked jointly to resolve this and make the announcement that is being made today and we' re satisfied with the outcome. shelley hanson was charged with : delivery of articles to prisoners a fel

nine years later, during our shoot at the lyman correctional facility in eastern colorado, we met annmate named ray slagle who wasted no time reminding us of his sibling. >> come in here. look at this. this is my twin brother right here. you already did a clip on him on msnbc. he was wild as hell. >> but by then, roy was anything but wild. and, in fact, had recently been released on parole. so we visited him at his parents' home where he had been living. >> are you going to make it this time staying out? >> yeah, i believe i'm going to make it, no doubt. >> roy was optimistic about his future and so were we. back at lyman, his brother ray was serving a 15-year sentence for assault but was only days away from being released on parole. we looked forward to covering their first reunion in more than ten years. but then ray got bad news. roy was headed back to prison. >> my mom told me that ray was -- he went to the parole office drunk. honestly, i guess he wanted to come back. >> roy served another 15 months in prison, then was paroled again. we visited him five months later. >> i was on

tonight, an inside look at one correctional facilities. ktiv's sheila brummer with the details from springfield, south dakota site of the mike durfee state prison. << the college closed more than 30 years ago and began a transformation into a correctional institute. originally, the facility housed both male and female inmates. the women moved to a facility in pierre back in 1997. currently, t t facility houses 1,440 male inmates in a low to medium security setting.the state prison sits on the campus of the former university of south dakota at springfield. clip #2 :39 "our offenders live in the old dorms that were the college setting." they are able to walk around. :52 they aren't kept in cells like you would normally think is as a traditional prison setting.", said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the prison is home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classs torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, auto body, mechanics and landscaping. clip 1 12:24 "a lot of guy

a chef at the northern new hampshire correctional facilities is accused of bringing tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs into the prison. and manchester police tried to rob a shell station. sean: after yesterday we can only go up. kevin: couple of days of much needed rain. it looks like we dry things out. the temperature will push things up into the 50's. you'll notice the line of showers back to the north and west. those will be creeping in across northern areas today. that will bring in the cooler air as the wind turns to the northwest tomorrow. highs mainly in the weekend up into the 40's. sean: not a bad day. roads. we start with a live look at i-93 in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning ride, we're joined live by deb davidson. deb: pet is moving well. we need to watch for patches of fog and then again at the pretty. 293 looks good through problems. the everett turnpike is moving well as well. we're seeing some delays on route 111. we do have some road construction going on. they are doing some road marking operations through there trying to get that cleared up before

faces a first degree murder charge and violating his parole.he remains at the linn county correctional facility on a one million dollar bond.the criminal complaint says this stabbing was premedidated.when linn county deputies arrived at the motel just after midnight this morning, they found lint on the ground suffering multiple stab wounds. the victim was staying with his gbrother at the h hel - been living there prior to this incident. incident.coming up on cbs 2 news at six, hear from lehman's next door neighbor about what he thinks motivated him to allegedly murder lint. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi lee, cbs 2 news, live at five. a group in iowa city is asking for university of iowa president bruce harreld to speak publicly. publicly.they're called iowans defending our universities-- a group formed in response to harreld's selection in september. september.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore explains what the group has planned next. the group tells me they want to know what president harreld thinks about important community issues and how he plans to show leadership. leadersh

david sweat escaped from a correctional facility back in in june. it launched authorities on a three-week long manhunt. eventually his accomplice, richard matt, was found and killed. sweat was found soon after. the convicted murderer was without parole. he's now been charged with escape and promoting prison contraband. turmoil at the university of missouri has now led to a major in power. president resigned over his handling of racial incidents... an african-american has been named as his interim replacement. the school now igniting a to yale.... from virginia commonwealth.... to vanderbilt....... the unversity of iowa even getting in on it yesterday as hundreds of students took to the old capitol to stand with mizzou. another sign this morning of the approaching holiday season.... today new york city's annual "radio city christmas spectacular" kicks off. the holiday tradition features the rockettes... the living nativity... and of course santa. radio city music hall has 19-33. january 3rd. "foodies" will flock to des "beer, wine, and food expo" at

on the site of a former usd campus branch in springfield, south dakota sits a correctional facility that helps rehabilitate prison inmates to help prepare them for life after incarceration. ktiv's sheila brummer got a behind the scenes tour of the mike durfee state prison. << the college closed more than 30 years ago and began a transformation into a correctional institute. originally, the facility housed both male and female inmates. the women moved to a facility in pierre back in 1997. currently, the facility houses 1,440 male inmates in a low to medium security setting.the state prison sits on the campus of the former university of south dakota at springfield. clip #2 :39 "our offenders live in the old dorms that were the college setting." they are able to walk around. :52 they aren't kept in cells like you would normally think is as a traditional prison setting.", said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the prison is home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classes torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, a

correctional facilities. ktiv's sheila brummer with the details from springfield, south dakota site of the mike durfee state prison. << the college closed more than 30 years ago and began a transformation into a correctional institute. originally, the facility housed both male and female inmates. the women moved to a facility in pierre back in 1997. currently, the facility houses 1,440 male inmates in a low to medium security setting.the state prison sits on the campus of the former universiy of south dakota at springfield. clip #2 :39 "our offenders live in the old dorms that were the college setting." they are able to walk around. :52 they aren't kept in cells like you would normally think is as a traditional prison setting.", said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the prison is home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classes torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, auto body, mechanics and landscaping. clip 1 12:24 "a lot of guy

he, along with fellow prisoner richard matt escaped from the clinton correctional facility. in june, matt was shot and killed by federal agents. >> jadiann: fanduel and draft kings fueling suit against new york's attorney general. both companies filed today asking the supreme court to halt current efforts to shut down the popular on-line games in new york state. new york's attorney general says the web sites are illegal because regulators there say it is a form of gambling. >> christa: happening today: a mother and her boyfriend called to court after a teen tragedy up in rochester, new hampshire. police say the woman provided her own daughter with a lethal dose of powerful drugs and sadly, this teenager was found dead inside a motel room. here is nicole oliverio with the latest. >> reporter: those who knew 17-year-old eve tarmey say she never had a chance. boyfriend says the woman who should have protected eve, her death. >> i think the mother. introduced her to everything. the mother and the boyfriend. they just got her hooked on it. >> reporter: in court, eve's mother and

office says there was no previous connection between the men.lehman remians at the linn county correctional facility on a one million llar bond. right now, police are searching for those responsible for a cedar rapids shooting.officers were called to third street southwest at about 1:30 this afternoon. that's where they found a man with a gunshot wound.the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover.investigators have not released any other information. cbs 2 news is learning new details about aboutan alleged case of police brutality at johnson steam week, lakeshia hayes told cbs 2 news an officer pulled her daughter's hair and shouted obscenities at her.now a lawsuit has been filed against the officer, c-r-p-d, and the school district.a judge will determine if the suit will go to trial.both the school district and police department would not comment on the suit. right now, sally gaer is in washington, d.c. on a lobbying trip. the iowa mother flew out this morning to fight for her 25-year old daughter and thousands of others who struggle with debilitating medical conditioio. gaer say

he faces three to seven years for his escape from the clinton correctional facility in june. sweat and fellow inmate richard matt drilled their way out. matt was shot and killed by police. sweat is already serving life without parole. erika: the jamaica plain woman accused of ripping off the one fund has now changed her plea. as five investigates was first to report joanna leigh was accused of falsely claiming to be a victim of the boston marathon bombings. newscenter 5' s antoinette time ago. antoinette: she pleaded guilty to larceny charges. her defense team says they are happy with her sentence. one year in jail, suspended for three years, which means she will not spend time behind bars. she will serve 300 hours of community service and another three years of ovation. she pleaded guilty to six counts of larceny. she built herself as a hero who ran towards the bear upon -- towards the marathon bombing site. her defense attorney claims she did suffer ptsd as a result of being there and helping victims, but he admits what she did, defrauding people out of tens of thousands of

lehman is in the linnnncounun correctional facility under a one million dollar - cash only bond.that includes the bond for violating his parole. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi lee, cbs 2 news. new tonight at six, six,one man is recoveveng after linn county sheriff's deputies say he lost control and crashed his truck into a church. church.it happened at the kingdom hall of jehovah's witnesses on mount vernon road around 9-45 thihimorning. nobody was inside the church at the time. you are looking live right now at paris, where many got back to work today and tried to return to a sense of normalcy following friday night's terror attacks.cities here in the u-s have stepped up security at a number of locations, including many mass-transit hubs. hubs.also, happening right now, now,cbs 2 news is part of a a live town hall.a panel of experts is in place discussing the recent attacks as well as the current situation of the terror threat around the world. you can watch this town hall live right now on cbs 2 iowa dot com. *no syrian refugee resettlements by state agencies in iowa

rikers and all other city correction facilities were put on lockdown after the attack but word didn't reach many who tried to visit friday afternoon. [ non-english language ] says she called 311 and was told rikers was open for visits. >> 311 did not tell us that you could not visit our loved ones. they didn't tell us at the bus stop we couldn't visit. people had to pay cabs to come here. no work, no school to come here. >> reporter: the commissioner says the lockdown is in place during the search for the weapon used in the attack on officer calderon and other contraband. tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >> one of those accused inmates already faces charges for violence behind bars. darnell green allegedly threw an unknown liquid at a correction officer in march and also apparently punched another in the face back in august. who helped two killers escape a maximum security facility in upstate new york will pay nearly $80,000 in restitution. joyce mitchell appeared in court today in clinton county. she will pay the money for the damage two convicted murderers did by using hacksaw blades and ot

. >> carney has filmed in more than 50 correctional facilities and seven different countries.nd she has met hundreds of inmates, coping with solitary confinement. >> they kind of run of gamut. i've seen people who sleep all day long and all night long. there's almost like this constant state of depression. then you see the ones who are just so, so needing to have their voice heard since they have no one else to talk to, they'll make a tremendous amount of noise, they'll kick the door, they're constantly screaming. mental health issues arise because you are deprived of what's so basic, and that's just interaction with another human being. and i think that that can cause a lot of negative effects on somebody. there's a sadness, to almost every segregation unit i've been in. in general dealing with inmates who are in segregation, they require a lot more of our time and our attention. because they don't really get to engage with anybody for most of their day. >> such was the case with mark hinkston, who had his own opinion on segregation. >> i believe that administrative segregati

roger allen runs the drug treatment program at the barnstable county correctional facility. he says taking the shot does not alone cure addiction. allen says it takes a commitment to recovery and a strong support group, something they try to provide for inmates leaving the program. >> only 9% have returned to jail. and that's quite a significant number when the national average of people with recidivism is 50%. >> if i didn't have that, i would probably be six feet under, sir. >> blair miller, fox 25 news. >> mark: each shot of the drug costs $1,000. coming up at 10:00 p.m., we'll tell you who is paying for that shot, and blair miller also talks to a former inmate who says it helped him beat his opioid addiction since he was previous leased from jail almost a year ago. >> elizabeth: researchers are warning that getting the flu shot every year could actually be bad for you. doctors at a wisconsin restitch foundation found that children who have been vaccinated annually were more likely to get the flu than kids who weren't. doctors say it appeared the vaccine was much more eff

employee is facing a felony charge accused of bringing drugs into the northern new hampshire correctional facility. charles hanson who works at the facility as a chef was arrested for attempting to bring a large amount of controlled drugs to inmates. they had an estimated prison value of more than $67,000. today the special commission created after two recent child deaths heard from law enforcement officers who handle these cases. jennifer: the message, the agency whose job it is to protect children needs to be available outside of normal business hours. heather hamel has more of their reporter: police lieutenants from manchester and nashua testified today saying they are often getting information too late and it can affect their investigation as well as a child's safety. >> they do a lot of things well, so coming here and bashing dcyf is not our intent. but there are some things, some of them statutory, that need to be changed so that they can do their job better and so that we can work with them better. reporter: one of the biggest concerns is with reporting suspected child abuse or neglect. und

his latest stop, clinton correctional facility near the ta canadian border. >> every day is hell. if you can imagine the worst day of you life, now relive it every day for 11 years. >> reporter: tabloids labeled him as a killer. brooklyn prosecutors claim he supplied the gun useded in murder of mark fisher. >> i'm not who the media portrayed me to be. i'm not a gangster and never was. >> did you have a gun that night? >> no, absolutely not. >> did you know mark fisher? >> i met him that night. you know, i feel terrible that this happened to him. >> reporter: the murder followed a party in a home. the football star's body dumped in a nearby driveway. >> i never would have thought i'm doing 25 to life for having a party. that's what happened. if this could happen to me, it could happen to anyone. >> reporter: another man was the a jailhouse snitch claimed he confessed to him. >> he maid it up. now, he admit that is today. >> reporter: next week, he will testify he lied as the attorney tries to overturn the convictions. >> in fact he vounlg vouged for it. >> some of the headlines gen

he pleaded guilty to charges related to the tools he used to cult his way out of the clinton correction facility. sweat and richard matt escaped in june. police shot and killed matt. sweat was wounded and recaptured ending a 22-day man hunt. >>> the mother who admitted to killing her eight-year-old disabled daughter is about to be sentenced. she was promised a 12-year prison sentence back in may. her daughter was found dead hours before she was going to be a flower girl at her uncle's wedding. she was found with a cord wrapped around her neck. >>> the big apple's notorious mass transit thief pleaded not guilty to charges that he stole a bus and took it for a joyride. judge ordered darius mccolumn be held without bail less than an hour ago. the 50-year-old is accused of taking the greyhound from the port authority bus terminal wednesday. police say they caught him driving in brooklyn. he has been arrested 29 times for posing as a transit work rer or stealing buses and trains. >>> coming up next here at noon, vision zero crackdown. the all-out effort to keep you safe on new york city streets. >>>

gene palmer face as felony in connection to the escape from clinton correctional facility. matt was killed after a month long search and sweat arrested and taken back to prison. >> we're now getting a look at video that shows the scene of a deadly car crash during last week's music festival. this is from police dash cam in austin. it was shown yesterday during the trial of the man charged. prosecutors say owens drove his car into a crowd, killing four people, injuring dozens. if convicted owens faces life in prison with no parole. >>> the new york city bus driver shown on video running over an elderly woman and then leaving the scene is now behind bars. surveillance video shows the moments before the bus hit and dragged the woman who was crossing a street. you see her there. the driver paused for about three seconds, before taking off. leaving the woman there lying in the middle of the street. and she died. witnesses described a grisly scene and what appeared to be a confused bus driver. >> he stopped and then started going. i don't know, he was nervous or -- i have no idea

if that metaphor were applied to alabama's holman correctional facility inmate robert tedder home would be about six feet long by three feet wide. >> this is home. bed to bed right here. each one of these beds is like having a house in a subdivision out there on the street. only no walls, no doors, no privacy. so you just kind of ignore what's going on next door to you >> after 20 years of incarceration, 17 of them served at holman, tedder has developed an appreciation for simple routines. >> cup of coffee. first thing. cup of coffee and a cigarette. that's it. that's every morning. >> at the time of our shoot, tedder still had ten years left on a 30-year sentence for some very serious convictions. they include sodomy, public exposure, and enticement of a child. >> robert was one of those inmates who was adamant that he was falsely accused, falsely convicted. >> ever since his 1986 conviction tedder has said his charges were trumped up in order to run him out of town. >> i found out a bunch of people in alabama needed a good contractor. i moved up to alabama. five years later i got a wa

. ♪ >>> the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana houses a large number of inmates who are,r were considered, mentally ill at the time of their crimes. when "lockup" visited there, we met two such inmates. they killed after their own minds turned on them. and their murders took on dimensions that were not only shocking, they were unimaginable. >> i'm frank street jr., i'm 38 years old. i've been down since 1993 for shooting my mom. >> during our first day of shooting at wabash, our "lockup" crew met frank street, an inmate housed in the prison's residential treatment unit. at the time of the interview, street was experiencing involuntary tremors due to his medication. >> i started having delusions that the people were out there hurting me. and i have this video cassette tape of a party showing people hurting me. and i showed my parents. they said no, no, there ain't nothing to that. i said well you guys are crazy. i'm watching it. they was thinking sane, i was the crazy one. >> a short time later street's delusions got the better of him. >> i load up the 30-30 because i thou

in a recent jailhouse interview from clinton correctional facility, he said that never happened. >> he said i admitted to him all these things about the crime and he also said he overheard me and my father speaking and just totally false. >> reporter: now he says he made it all up in hopes of getting a deal to stay out of prison. >> do you acknowledge underoath today that you lied during that trial? >> yes, i have. >> including about mr. duca's alleged role in that murder? >>byes. >> is there anything you want to say to him now? >> yes, i apologize. deeply sorry. >> duca's attorney claims prosecutors failed to turn over critical information to the defense and led him lie on the stand which the d.a.'s office denies. mark fisher's parents were in court for the hearing but did not want to speak to reporters. >> what do you think that he testified? >> he has a lot of courage to do this because to come forward and sign an aft and reopen this whole thing, it took a lot of guts to do that. >> the hearing is expected to take about a week. the judge's decision on whether or not to overturn the

former site of the university of south dakota has been transformed into one of siouxland's correctional facilities over the past 30 years. ktiv's sheila brummer has the behind the scenes details from springfield, south dakota, the site of the mike durfee state prison. << e college closed more than 30 years ago and began a transformation into a correctional institute. originally, the facility housed both male and female inmates. the women moved to a facility in pierre back in 1997. currently, the facility houses 1,440 male inmates in a low to medium security setting.the state prison sits on the campus of the former university of south dakota at springfield. clip #2 :39 "our offenders live in the old dorms that were the college setting." they are able to walk around. :52 they aren't kept in cells like you would normally think is as a traditional prison setting.", said deputy warden jennifer stanwick. the prison is home to many programs. those incarerated can learn to read and take classes torward completing their ged. there's vocational education classes in trades such as welding, auto body, mechani

some early details suggest inmates will go to the centennial correctional facility in colorado. the plan is a last effort by the obama administration to convince congress that detainees should be housed in a u-s based prison. hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley are making their pitch to southern voters. yesterday, they shared their views in m-s-n-b-c's "first in the south presidential candidates forum." cnn's mary maloney tells us what each candidate is trying to get across to voters. 00 - 1:13 friday rock hill, sc :00 - 1:13 msnbc --reporter pkg-as follows-- the candidates went one-on-one with rachel maddowat winthrop university in rock hill, south carolina. martin o'malley was first at bat. he addressed a number of issues, including climate change. presidential candidate i think we've made a big mistake as a party when we talk about climate change, because we're the party that actually believes in science we rush to connect the dots but it draws us all in a straight line to hell.next sanders. he said he refuses to attack clinton. presidential candidate i can't

he and fellow prisoner richard matt escaped from the clinton correctional facility in june. matt was shot and killed by officers. and a former taylor at that prison is also behind bars. joyce mitchell is now serving a 7 year sentence for her part in helping the two prisoners escape escape. >> anchor: 7 news now turning to the weather. we don't need those umbrellas any more but it's a blustery day out there. it looks like we could be in for a windy weekend as well. let's head over to pete bouchard bouchard. pete, could be windy all weekend. >> reporter: just saturday. saturday breezy and then sunday will back it off quit a bit. so, yeah, it's windy out there right now with the winds we have some clouds and we've also popped up a few showers. very brief downpours but you can pick them out right now in hudson, mass and out near the quabbin too coming into paxton and looks like it will push through spencer as well. just exthing boston, wetting the ground and that's it. rainbows out there though. we've had reports of them so that sun just making a low appearance underneath the cl

home foreclosure rate: 0.89% justice system number of youth residing in juvenile justice and correctional facilities: 222 total incarcerated : 5,081participation in federal programs adults and children receiving welfare : 9,872children receiving food stamps : 39,000eitc recipients: 50,000 households receiving federal rental assistance: 7,952 families receiving child care subsidies: 2,700 participants in all head start programs: 4,194 number of children enrolled in medicaid and chip: 98,425 number of women and children receiving wic : 23,253households receiving liheap : 19,000 stick around.. governor terry branstad jumped on board a lawsuit.. david geiger has more on that geiger. iowa governor terry branstad is now a part of a lawsuit against the environmental protection agency's controversial waters of the u.s. rule. in a release yesterday.. branstad announced he was joining the u.s. district court of north dakota in support of 13 other states.. nationally.. governors or attorney's general from more than 31 states have taken action against wotus. branstad says the new water rule would impose signifi

he has been in and out of arizona correctional facilities for about four years. >> he is a violent offenderuy who has been convicted of aggravated assault, who's been dealing with domestic violence and serious other felonies. >> now guerrero is free to go. he just needs to fill out some paperwork. >> this is an occasion that any prisoner, it's like their high five moment. hey, i'm about to have my freedom again, right? >> but guerrero might not want to leave the jail. why? a worst fate could await him on the outside. >> he said there was a hit upon him, meaning he was going to get killed if he got outside these doors. >> a hit by a mexican drug cartel known as los zetas. the cartel sees him as a snitch for leaking information to law enforcement. sheriff babeu says to understand guerrero's fear, you'd have to understand the brutality of the mexican drug cartels. >> they're very proud of their violence and the fact they torture people, that they kill people, that they behead them. chief deputy james kimball runs the penalt county jail. >> he felt that his life was in jeopardy as that cartel f

correctional facilities have adopted the use of a drug to help in the heroin epidemic. we went inside the barnstable county correction nam facility, one of the first in the country to give the drug to inmates in drug rehab. they tell us, less than 10% of addicts have taken the drug, have returned to jail. that's compared to 60% nationwide. tonight at 10:00 p.m., fox 25 news's blair miller goes behind bars to talk to inmates and find out who is paying for the expensive shot at recovery. >> kevin: nor'easter pulling away after some gusty winds up over 50 miles per hour in some instances and some heavy rain, nearly two inches out on unanimous tuck, for instance, seeing that heavy rain come to an end, light rain and drizzle here, taking you out to cape cod and into the barnstable area, seeing some of the shower activity right in there and the darker greens which you're looking for, for any of the steadier rains, right along 149 into barnstable proper coming out of high around fish locker. south shore, we're seeing marshfield, sciate, duxbury, plymouth area, we'll focus on d

. >> plans call for isaiah fowler to be taken to a correctional facility in stockton in the next twoe on cam pass, -- campus. >>> we're learning more from witnesses and officials about that attack at the university of california's newest school. >> the school's chancellor said events like this happen elsewhere, but not there. all of the victims are thankfully expected to survive. the suspect was shot and killed by the police after the attack. uc opened its door just over ten years ago. the campus is still on precautionary lock down and will reopen on friday. >> a chilly wind cut through this rural campus wednesday rocked by early morning violence that ended with four people stabbed and a student shot and killed. a student walked into a second story classroom before 8:00 yesterday morning and stabbed another student. >> my daughter said they ran. >> a construction worker entered and was also stab. >> a con tractor -- contractor went in thinking it was just a fight. i think he saved a student's life. >> i see the campus police come out and chase the other guy and tell him to stop. he t

dealing narcotics, chaz harper welcomes every opportunity to stay busy at indiana wabash valley correctional facility. >> sweep around the cracks and get underneath the tracks and come back with a big broom. >> how many times a day do do you this? >> three or four. depending on how many times i get out. >> he doesn't mind cleaning the showers, he hates showering in them. >> you have to do a hand stand to get the soap off of your private area. look how close you have to get against the wall. if you are fat, that's not going to happen. you get outside, out of your cell more. >> how much do you make? >> about $30 a month. it is what it is. same thing over and over. >> left, left. >> we have seen unusual jobs as well. the maricopa county jail at phoenix, arizona has the only female chain gang in the nation. they assist a local catholic church with burials. >> the body of james and may his soul find its home with you in heaven. >> i remember one shot i was able to get, i climbed into the back of the vehicle that they were using to transport the casket. i came in behind as the female inmates were pulling t

lehman is in the linn county correctional facility under a one million dollar - cash only bond.that includes the bond for violating his parole. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi lee, fox 28 news. right now, police are responsible for a cedar rapids shooting. shooting.officers were called to the 1100 block of third street southwest in cedar rapids around 1:20 this afternoon.that's where they found a man with a gunshot wound.the victct was taken to e hospital and is expected to recover.investigators have not released any other information. now an update to a story fox 28 news first told you about last wee weekekin an exclusive report, we introduced you to a mother who claimed her 10-year-old daughter was attacked by a cedar rapids police officer. the incident allegedly happened at the johnson eam acacemy.lakeshia hayes told fox 28 news the officer pulled her daughter's hair and shouted obsenities at her.now, a lawsuit has been filed in federal court against the officer, the police department and the school district.a judge will determine if that suit goes to trial.the cedar rapids

. >>> two arraignments today for two santa clara correctional facilities accused of corrections. accused of accessing a confidential data base for his own personal use. and mark alvaret was arrested for filing a false compensation claim. the corruption charges started before the september arrest of three other deputies for the beating death of the inmate. >>> new at 5:30 tonight, san francisco voters head to the polls tomorrow. why some are calling the election a referendum on housing in the city. >>> question. will there be plenty of crabs in the pots this year or will algae put the whole season in a dumper? >>> and the san francisco 49ers, that they would trade their tight end bernie davis. what they are getting in return. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> more now on breaking news that we brought to you on the top of the newscast. this is interstat

smuggling drugs and state police say the 49-year-old brought drugs into the northern new hampshire correctional facility which is in berlin. he worked there for 11 years and accused of trying to smuggle in more than $67,000 worth of drugs and police say the investigation is ongoing and there may be more arrests. emily: two massachusetts doctors are accused of profiting off of patients addicted to opioids. investigators say the doctors charge low income patients who were covered by mass health for a drug used to suppress withdrawal and cravings. the patient should have been covered under the state' s the doctors must now pay more than $400,000 apiece in penalties and restitution. randy: three plainville residents are facing charges for stealing three puppies in holliston. they are charged with receiving stolen property. it' s still under investigation but thanks to an anonymous tip, the detectives found the puppies and a clear them for sale earlier this week. emily: a former boston university hockey coaches back in boston for assaulting a hockey player who was 14 years old. the case was not reported to p

part of the problem with being in a correctional facility is it can be a breeding ground for findingits. in this particular case it appears that this may have been a new recruit to this gang, getting jumped in. they're trying to inform us that no, they're just friends, they're just playing, it's all a joke. obviously it's not a joke to us. if somebody gets hurt recruiting other gang members, these are all valid concerns for the safety of everyone in this facility and the integrity of the jail itself. >> allegedly i'm affiliated with the stars, allegedly. >> jonathan darling, one of the inmates who entered the cell now says there was more to the situation than horseplay. but it wasn't gang-related. >> if you're in your room and someone yell your name out over the tier and talking [ bleep ], you don't want that. people talking [ bleep ] over your name, so you got to defend your name. >> i came out with out my shirt and he said i was [ bleep ] small. and i said i'll show you small. >> that's what made you go in there? >> that's what made me go in there and i had a big ah. they were prob

say 49-year-old charles hanson, is accused of bringing drugs into the northern new hampshire correctional facility in berlin. he's worked there for 11 years. he's accused of trying to smuggle in more than $67,000 worth of drugs. police say this investigation is ongoing and there may be more arrests. emily: two massachusetts doctors are paying big, accused of profiting off of patients addicted to opioids. investigators say the doctors charged low-income patients who were covered by masshealth, for a drug used to suppress withdrawal and cravings. the patients should have been covered under the state's medicaid program. the doctors, one of whom works in dedham, the other in sharon and attleboro, must now pay more than $400,000 each in penalties. >> three plainville residents accused of stealing three puppies. warrants have been issued for their arrests. the break-in is still under investigation. thanks to an anonymous tip detectives were able to find the dogs. a vet cleared them for sale early they are week. emily: a former boston university hockey coach is back in court today for a pretrial hearing.

convict richard matt spent more than three weeks on the run after escaping from the clinton correctional facility in new york. border patrol agents shot and killed matt and caught sweat a short time later. sweat will be sentenced in february. >>> still to come. we're working to get new information on the sexting sting that led to police arresting a white house secret service agent. >>> they call it mobile justice. why the aclu hopes a new app is the future when it comes to monitoring law enforcement. >>> this just in the white house calls the allegations of the secret service officer in a sexing sting disgusting. a white house spokesman says the at minh agz is taking the iestigation against lee robert moore very seriously. stigators say more centex blissity messages and naked pictures of himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. an undercover officer in delaware was on the receiving end of those texts. moore waived a preliminary hearing in state court today and faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. >>> pretty soon you'll be able to download an app that's meant to hold law enfo

>> it's a team comprised of officers to respond to any event that may happen at our correctional facilitiesl, disturbances or incidents of that nature. >> forward, halt! >> if we had a large-scale incident, we would want to make sure that we had a complement of officers that could address that and we adopted some military mobile field force-type training and we feel that a platoon with munitions and batons and less lethal capabilities would be sufficient enough to handle a large-scale incident, which is why we have a platoon-type formations. >> platoon halt! >> not all problems at santa rosa require a platoon-style response, as one of the inmate workers has just discovered. >> so where are you? >> in confinement. >> why? >> got caught with some weed. >> how about your job? >> probably lose my job. it's all part of the game. just because i'm doing time, i'm not going to stop living. so, i hang out every chance i get. that's what convicts do. >> you hang out? what does that mean? >> have as much fun as possible. still live. >> john smith's fun has left his former supervisor short-handed. >> t

admitted power tools to cut through the walls and a steam pipe to break out of the clinton correctional facility last june. sweat remained on the run before he was shot and arrested near the canada border. >>> stocks on wall street ending with more sizable losses. retail stocks took a big hit today after investigators got spooked over fears of a disappointing holiday shopping season. macey's is just one retailer sounding an alert. the dow closed at 17,245 tumbling 217 points. >>> it's one of the most popular canned foods for children. an important recall for something that you might have in your food pantry right now. >> plus, a mother convicted of killing her 8-year-old daughter appears in court. today she learned her sentence and now her husband is speaking out. >> a judge ordered their that the baby would be better off with heterosexual parents. >>> it's 4:13 on this friday. let's check the traffic. the eastbound traffic moving well through the area on the bell parkway. the hudson river crossings, 30 minute delays out bound at the holland, 30 minutes inland at the lincoln tunnel and no proble

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. >>> unlike many her large correctional facilities, the tulsa county jail was designed as a single-storyucture with double-tiered cells. >> when we were designing this facility, we went to many facilities. the elevated or the multi-storied buildings were cumbersome and hard to maneuver and separated the employees. >> it has a large footprint. roughly the same size as ten football fields. among the unique features, along, steadily ascending hallways that connect the housing units. >> the longest is a quarter mile long. it's elevated as you go up. >> each corresponds with a housing unit, so if there's a problem, they know which to alert. >> because it's long, and going up. it helps us to see. we can have a visual on the inmates down the hallway. >> it has traversed by jimmy maxwell and his son, brandon maxwell. now a third member will walk it as well. his step-daughter, stephanie starr had been charged and released on bond for aiding jimmy in the recent escape attempt. she pled not guilty, and another problem brought her back to jail. unpaid tickets. >> i'm here right now for my traffic an

developer of this project describes this jail as more of a high school setting than a traditional correctional facility. the goal is to cut down on repeat offenders. it has a price tag of a little more than $8 million. but supporters of this new jail in belknap county say its benefits will be invaluable. the county delegation unanimously approved this project monday night between new construction and renovation of some existing buildings, designers say it will change the >> the goal is to cut down on recidivism and give life skills to those that never received it. some individuals just don't have the skill set or were never decisions. and the programming that goes on here teaches life skills and decision making. reporter: this facility is based on a model opened five years ago in sullivan county where officials say the recidivism rate has dropped by about 65%. belknap county delegation chairman says almost three quarters of these inmates have been here before. >> they got to be going through programs and we're going to change their attitudes and behaviors when we are them in custody. fine them a beyond