this is a deployed taser one we used up there with danbury, connecticut police. have to hit the person in large muscle -- >> they are basically like needles. >> push hooks. the other thing is this is about 25 feet long. it rips very easily. can rip right in pieces. and if there is a tussle or scuffle between individuals it can go wrong. >> wow. that's what it looks like some kind watch needle or fish hook. that's what goes in your skin. >> you don't want that going through you. >> thank you very much. pretty incredible. miguel thank you. next pot. does it cure anything? ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rider make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. >>> more and more americans favor legalizing marijuana for medical use but does pot cure anything? here's dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: oxford mississippi, middle of the campus of ole miss. this was our first visit here two years ago, spring of 2013. >> i can't remember the

says the family tries to visit their mother every weekend in the federal correctional institute in danbury, connecticut. the very prison that prompted the netflix hit series "orange is the new black." >> by no means is it like the tv show at all. i mean, these women are doing their hair and nails. she's working out three times a day. the food is not terrible from what she says. >> reporter: despite her time in press soon guidice is said to be keeping well. her 14-year-old daughter gia spoke about visiting her mom. >> she looks so good. like it's nothing like anyone would expect. like she just looks so amazing. >> i'm the queen. >> reporter: even from behind bars, her husband joe says, this housewife of new jersey is still running the show at home. >> she e-mails me basically telling me what to do. you know, pretty much sets my schedule. you know. so that is awesome. >> she's arranging play dates from behind bars making sure the girls turn in their projects on time. she's booking appointments for when she gets out. she's staying on top of everything. >> reporter: before teresa's legal drama

when this into our star at danbury connecticut prison and the inn at 3:00 p.m.are allowed to hug and kiss only at the very beginning in the very end. >> reporter: terisa is expected to be released from prison in december after serving nearly a year behind bars will have so much more on the story tonight at 7 on the insider for kron4 news. back to you pam. >> reporter: >> pam: you can watch all of your celebrity news here on kron4 after the insider entertainment tonight years as 730 foul by kron 4 news at 8. >> reporter: looking to stay dry, sunny but also when the on thursday as the system and is well to our north. when the dust could approach 30 mi. per hour, especially as some higher elevation locations. clear conditions continue into friday as the westar's you die down a little. >> reporter: to purchase will continue to decline in to saturday, as some cluster to build, and continue to build into sunday. by late sunday evening a chance of rain slips into the forecast with the best chance of widespread precipitation coming monday. >> reporter: rental should not

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danbury, transobserve shen, nabors, apache all up. >>> california is preparing for one of the state'sents can face fines for taking too long of a shower. listen to this. >> it affects lawns. it affects people, how long they stay in the shower. if they don't comply people can be fined $500 a day. stuart: elizabeth macdonald has been following this very very closely. first of all, how much for taking a long shower the fine? >> 500 a day. it could be equal to more than $182,000 a year if the state, by the way, it has not yet defined how long a shower is before you get find. stuart: you are taking a long shower or not just running dishwasher more often or flushing toilet. we don't know how they define that yet right? >> that's correct. the state warred board is coming up with rules. they are approaching this. that is the organization, the entity that will do the fining. stuart: okay. at that news conference or wherever it was talking pub puckly -- >> it was on abc. stuart: didn't the reporter ask him why do you allow them to produce almonds which takes more water than san francisco and lo

she's in a women's prison in danbury, she does yoga in the morning, then she goes to work then she getsit there and you're like can i feel bad for you? having said that she has four children they're all outside, no parents because the dad's in jail, too. >> you feel bad for the kids not her. >> well she went into prison eight months pregnant. >> doesn't excuse it if you broke the law. >> i'm just saying it becomes complicated in terms of how you think about these things. >> and you can catch white collar convicts tonight on cnbc. "fast money" coming up in just a few moments. my thanks to the panel. melissa lee, what's on tap? >> love triangles. we love them right? we're going to have the latest on this brewing potential love triangle. one of the traders looking at a way to play this so she will share what she's found. >> over to you guys. >> thank you, "fast money" starts right now. live overlooking new york city's time square i traders are dan nathan, brian kelly, karen finerman and steve grasso. tonight, yep'slp's cry for help. the stock is down 14%. we'll talk to one onlyist who had

every morning in a cubicle she shares with five others here at the federal correctional institute in danburyife behind bars. >> i guess she has a little job in the kitchen doing something, basically works out, eats, watches television, reads, goes to church. got a little busy schedule. >> reporter: that routine includes trying to keep up with her formerly glamorous life. >> joe actually told us a really funny story. she had them waiting for an hour while she was finishing her hair and makeup. every time they visit she does her hair and makeup jersey girl although she's seen smiling to a tee. >> reporter: although she's seen smiling with her girls on her lap the reality star talked to me last year about her fears. >> what's the hardest part? >> my kids going through this every day. >> it's a lot of pressure when you're making your kids trying to feel safe. how do you do it? >> i just can't be upset and curl up in a ball and just go in a room and lock the door. >> when the door is shut and they are in bed, do you get to do that? >> yes, and i do do that. i mean, i would be lying to say that's

>> andrew, i've been to danbury, i've ban to allenwood. >> just visiting. >> some public perceptionsst dennis kozlowski, but the other people featured into the documentary that they get into the fact that when you lose your freedom you lose your freedom? >> i would say in some instances you do lose your freedom and it's horrible. there's no question it's not club fed. in others for example, this woman heather bliss, she's going to yoga class. i gave her a hard time -- she's telling me she goes to yoga class, she goes to work calls her kid on the phone she called it a spiritual retreat. i have said are you kidding me? people are going to watch this and think this is nuts. we're paying in some orders $20,000 a year for these people to be incarcerated. >> incredible. and can you see -- look at the conversation we've had for the past three hours about baltimore and about -- and then you look at the finances of white-collar convicts. i ohm not sure that adds up fairly. >> there's only one kind of yoga, right? she's limited to a single. >> she has yoga? yoga? >> let me ask you about bernie

anyway, we did a little research because that's what we do here at the danbury prison, you can buy emeryharp objects. >> no shanks. >> maybe if you're in minimum security you can have shanks. >> we wish them well. >> what do we say? >> shanks, tweezers who knows. so anyway you can e-mail. she's been e-mailing with her girls. >> working out every day. she's in the best -- >> it does prevent a picture that she's on vacation or something, and it's not. of course it's not. hard for her family and all of that. i didn't realize you could have all those things. >> well when she gets out, joe goes in. he's going in for a three-year, five-month sentence. his is longer. she'll serve 15 months and come home. it airs on extra tv tonight. >>> there is a study that says that numerous searches, they use the word pushy parents, i don't like that word at all. high expectations for them, were best prepared for success later in life. i think they should say, who has good parents, right? >> right. >> as opposed to pushy is a negative connotation. the people whose parents nudged them along ended up going to