where's the feces at? i don't see no [ bleep ] feces. >> already cleaned your cell. >> remember, i got -- come on. >> hey, can i talk to you? >> you need to put your arm in so we can close it. >> how about i talk to you? i want to make sure you guys understand what i'm saying. you guys want to say any more [ bleep ] lies and say -- come on. >> would you get to the point, kevin? what caused all this today in the beginning? did you start to throw something at them? did you discuss something with him? >> earlier today, yes, me and him did get into confrontation. >> so you had an issue earlier in the day then they were hesitant to open the food port, right? because of that. all right. so did did you have a conflict? okay. so are we all good then, for the time being? >> since y'all want to start this [ bleep ], since i want to -- no, tomorrow, i expect to be here. next week. until i get -- y'all want to play games, then we going to play. >> then you want to stand here and threaten to keep playing games. >> you'

i've been exposed to hepatitis. >> an inmate's most vile weapon. >> feces on everything. i clean it up every day. every day he puts it right back on. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> 90% of prison life is boring. it is that other 10% that we worry about as producers, the safety of the crew. we take great precaution to make sure we can do everything possible to protect our crews. sometimes they're going to wear stab vests. other times they're followed by a group of correctional officers for protection. >> but there are some things you can't protect against. there's a particular type of prison assault described to lockup crews over and over again. the nature of this assault is not only disturbing, it's disgusting. we warn you, what you are about to hear is extremely graphic. >> the common way the inmates assault staff now is, what we call gassing. where the inmate will throw a liquid substance on an officer, usually, what the inmates use is a combination of urine and feces. what they do is they will urinate or defecate in a cup, and they'll

i don't throw boiling water, feces, throw urine. i don't do that stuff.have a problem with somebody, i'm just going to be patient until i get a chance to put my hands on him and then i'm gonna whoop his ass. >> gonzalez's behavior in prison has destroyed any chance of an early release. >> i had a bad temper problem. i regret it, i really do. there's one thing i finally realized, i'm not doing this time alone. my family's doing it with me. and i'm hurting them more than i'm hurting myself. they're out there missing me like crazy, especially my daughter. >> now only a few weeks away from his release date, gonzalez must not only try to stay out of trouble, he must also control his compulsion to cut. >> sometimes the physical pain wipes away the emotional pain, at least for the time being anyway. that's one reason. another reason is there might be a situation going on where we're trying to holler at the c.o. or sergeant and they want to ignore us. we cut ourselves and then we scream out there and say, i cut myself, i'm bleeding. then they hurry up and get bac

eloquently stated in his state of the [making chimp noises] >> jon: i think that last parted was a feces throw for emphasis. >> very expressive. >> jon: no matter which party gains tupper hand in 2011, it leads to a dystopia in america governed by apes. >> both: yes. >> jon: no third option might lead to that not happening? >> both: no. ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe... it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. stunning visuals, intelligent performance. this is visibly smart. >> jon: welcome back. made... made... made in america used to mean something. mostly that we had jobs. [laughter] here in america. but with so many of these jobs going overseas, america has but one choice. jason jones has more. >> for years america faced a great threat. >> socialism is coming our way. >> we want to go to iraq. >> do we really want to change america into sweden? >> but when sweden opened up an ikea factory in virginia, socialism became the least of our worries. >> when they first sh

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said hey ya to get your five year exam these are people who actually have blood in their in their feces and and need them right away but they're not getting it right as statistic right yes beneteau new york city there is a wait list for mammograms for the women in the public health system in chicago there are a long way to go around the country to public hospital systems now or whether you have medicaid even a nun in a public hospital system is very tough to get in and while you've got great doctors and great facilities the demand exceeds the capacity of the system four thousand on the wait list for mammograms there's a two to three month wait to get see an eye doctor dr told me a couple weeks ago said you could go blind on the waitlist my hospital is right across the street and you could see an eye doctor tomorrow if you needed to and that kind of an inequity leads to early death is one thing to have been coming equality in this country but the idea that a poor person an uninsured person should face early death or disability simply because they don't have access to health care. i think

>> it's feces. spreads it on everything. clean it off every day.every day, he puts it right back on. >> i think they just kind of crazy. kind of the prison life is probably getting to them. >> not only are the conditions much more stark than in the other cell houses, the inmates don't get out for the normal yard, dining room, visiting hours or any other privileges. what they get is one hour of yard and one shower a week. that's it. this is what the next six months hold for maurice. >> this is the penitentiary. the real deal. >> in addition to the problem prisoners like maurice, the segregation unit also houses inmates with psychiatric problems. stateville doesn't have a psych ward, so until it's determined that an inmate needs more comprehensive care off site, they are observed here. >> what is the emergency? >> that creates daily challenges for the staff. >> i'm in here for being assaulted in "h" house and i'm going to have mr. snyder and the head of investigations down here. i want the media. >> you want an awful lot, don't you? >> no. listen. i

his feces even found on used toilet paper left near an unflushed toilet down the hall. else. gaday didn't even know raffaele and had only met amanda a few times with neighbors. >> knowing all of that and when he finally got extradited from germany back down to italy, we thought, you know, thank god this is over. >> it wasn't. prosecutor menini simply swapped suspects. amanda knox, raffaele sollecito and now rudy gaday had come to meredith kercher hoping to include her in an orgy. when kercher refused they pulled out knives and killed her. giulian menini would stick to his instincts despite the forensic evidence. >> you were fix ated, according to the defense, on amanda knox and raffaele sollecito and kept imagining new scenarios that made these two people guilty. >>> it trmpblgts i did what i -- >> i did what i did because i was convinced give be the evidence they were absolutely responsible. >> rudy gaday, the african drifter, was quickly convicted and sent to prison, implicating amanda and raffaele after which his sentence was reduced. in 2009, menini would bring his

city worker wearing a breathing mask of visits three times per week to clean up the urine and human feceshe street. i am just outside of this brand new united states federal building in san francisco located at seventh and mission, right next to the condos that offer breathtaking views of the city and san francisco city hall. however, during the day according to residents it becomes a circus outside and it gets even worse on weekends and after hours. look at the glass doors of the cafe on federal property it was smashed by a would-be thief and not just one door. this window and this window. even on a federal building and next, this window appears to be kicked in. on stevenson street behind here and the federal building evidence of drug and alcohol use, not to mention on the very same street a methadone clinic operates in the shadows of both buildings. on seventh street a grocery store where you can buy a half a pint of vodka for $2 and a beer for $1, just as this guy. >> in case you're wondering he says that you can purchase a 24 oz tallboy of beer for only $1. the residents became tired

stop them from gassing, which is where they throw a variety of substances, can be anything, urine, feces an opening for the inmate to assault you. >> death row at san quentin is a really very scary place. the adjustment center is the scariest place at death row. they allowed us to shoot a feeding. a guy had to get there before dawn and suit up. even the protective gear i had to wear to shoot they wouldn't let me go beyond a certain point to shoot it. >> the footage camera operator captures the extreme precautions staff must follow. it takes a team of three officers to serve this breakfast of pancakes and grits. >> the inmate might try to grab your arm and pull it in the cell so he can break it or stab it or you know, cut it, slash it. >> it reminded me of, you know, feeding vicious animals. it was a particularly creepy experience. >> we found a much quieter and calmer atmosphere when we shot on death row inside the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. but correctional staff warned our producers appearances can be deceiving. >> as you see here, it's real quiet. what that

that's feces. that's pretty bad. we should discuss it in our lightning round. >> john... could this be the best combination of awfulness ever? it's taking charlie sheen and dropping him into the insane clown posse festival? >> i hope it's a riot. i hope they eat him on the stage and it's some kind of thing and they tear him apart and eat him. >> i don't know, tom. i think he really gets the message of the festival. there is a message to the festival. i think it does coincide with charlie sheen's message. >> yes, it does. i believe he said he believes in the message of the festival so he lowered his fee. what is his fee? he's out of work, he -- he has to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. but what's his fee? his asking price. i don't understand that charlie sheen -- who wants him? >> i guess his tour didn't do too well tpeterred out. >> it petered out. >> you are a jugalo. if you were offended, i apologize. >> i think it's the word jugalo. like gigolo. so i can get paid to spend time with goddesses? i'm there. so it's confusing. >> i can't wait to paint up the baby.

worst thing that could happen to you is to have that gassing, is what we call it, that mixture of feces and urine, sometimes fermented for days until it stews into something so grotesque you can't mention it. and that is thrown on the officer through the bars. a lot of these guys are infected with hepatitis b, hiv, and many other diseases. i'd rather be punched. i'd rather be kicked. i'd rather be stabbed than to be gassed like i was back in '92. >> incredible as it may seem, officers at san quentin say that there's an attempted assault on their lives almost every day. >> they look for vulnerable spots. they look for times when you do let your guard down. >> this is death row. in fact, this is california's only male death row where the method of execution is lethal injection. this is where you'll find such vicious killers as richard ramirez, the so-called night stalker, and richard allen davis, the killer of polly klaas. today, the condemned population has grown to a staggering 581, well beyond san quentin's ability to handle them. this forced death row to expand into three additional c

>> it's feces. spreads it on everything. clean it off every day.it right back on. >> i think they just kind of crazy. kind of the prison life is probably getting to them. >> not only are the conditions much more stark than in the other cell houses, the inmates don't get out for the normal yard, dining room, visiting hours or any other privileges. what they get is one hour of yard and one shower a week. that's it. this is what the next six months hold for maurice. >> this is the penitentiary. the real deal. >> in addition to the problem prisoners like maurice, the segregation unit also houses inmates with psychiatric problems. stateville doesn't have a psych ward, so until it's determined that an inmate needs more comprehensive care off site, they are observed here. >> what is the emergency? >> that creates daily challenges for the staff. >> i'm in here for being assaulted in "h" house and i'm going to have mr. snyder and the head of investigations down here. i want the media. >> you want an awful lot, don't you? >> no. listen. i don't want no probl

meaning he's going to throw either urine or feces on the next officer or possibly the next worker thatere. while i was standing there trying to talk some common sense into him, he took his pipes from his light switch and he went to pull it off the wall and the sparks started flying. and so i spoke with the shift supervisor and he told me to write him up for destruction of property. so he's not going to be happy with me once he gets this. >> mr. harrison, for one thing, you've got to take the curtain down. >> why? >> the next thing, i had to write you up for your little destruction of property with the light. i can't get ahold of the cable company today. so you're not going to get any cable today. but you do have to take the curtain down. >> the curtain ain't coming light. i can't get ahold of the cable company today. so you're not going to get any cable today. but you do have to take the curtain down. >> the curtain ain't coming down. >> it's got to come down, mr. harrison. if you can't take it down, i can get someone to help you take it down. >> get somebody to help me then. >> i'll b

. >> a lot of the writing on the door is human feces and he's also combined a little mustard on it foroloring. that's what he's writing with on the actual door. he's been here for a long time. so he continually works on it. >> then i saw the inmate inside. he was completely naked except for cellophane over his private parts. seemed very gentle. didn't seem violent. wasn't pounding on the doors. he wasn't hurting himself. but he was not someone you would want to be left in the room alone with. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> if anyone is caught with contraband you will be arrested. >> we found two empty balloons. >> visiting day inside america's toughest jails. >>> when someone is arrested and they go to jail, they can be there from anywhere from a few hours to over a year. in the jails that we filmed in, the average time was about six weeks. so, the only bright spot for these inmates is a visit from a family member or a friend. >> visitation is an important right for inmates but it also poses a security risk. it's one of the chief ways drugs and other contraband can be smuggled in

they like to soak it in feces, urine, and try to shoot it at us. try to get us in the face. we have a mexican mafia, we have nf, northern familia, the northern structure, the aryan brotherhood and nazi low rider. these guys are here because of their criminal activity. it's either drug related, assaults on staff assaults on other inmates. we do house the worst of the worst here, therefore, security is paramount. while you've been validated as a gang member, you're going to remain in shu. >> one of the most dangerous inmates in the shu is a gang member, whose goal from childhood was to become a made m man in the mexican mafia. he is shackled by two officers, they insisted our staff wear puncture resistant masks when interviewing him. heart's always been brown. i was in l.a. county jail for 3.5 years. they put me on trial for murder/robbery and possession of heroin. whether i was innocent or not, just by looking at me, i was guilty. and i was pissed. there was no way i was going to let the system give me life in prison unless it was on my terms and i earned it. so -- oh, i owne

this man to the left of this screen is urinating in public this city worker wearing the mask lanes of fecesnd urine three times a week this is outside of the federal building. it is right next door to breathtaking views from this new condo look at these said a class at the doors at a cafe they were smashed on friday preparing even on a federal building at texas this one all appears to will have been kicked in behind the federal building evidence of drug and alcohol use all this operates under the shadow of the federal building. you can find about efforts to box and a bear for one bought you can buy a 24 i'll spare for $1. they circulated a petition and turned it into the fed's for more patrols out after hours and on weekends we will see if anything changes here >> are ways to contact stanley if you know of anyone behaving badly you conduct is dallies facebook page or you can e-mail him at people behaving badly at kron 4 dot com we will will take a quick break and a live look outside at golden gate bridge we have fog out there we will have more weather and traffic in just a few minutes 5:00

once submerged liquids and feces is keep the cadaver that begins to decompose rendering of the water on healthy to drink. as a precaution against contamination be issued a baliles order is suggestion that citizens boil drinking water to purify it to 17 towns. the citizens of passaic county were forced to confront an uncomfortable fact, the heretofore safe, dependable, pouring water supply was not as secure as they always assumed it was. investigators were unable to discover the clear motive for unger's killing but felt sure of one thing the plant was protected from outside intruders so she was likely murdered by one of her 85 co-workers. three of the co-workers were especially suspect because the stories didn't add up but with a clear motive for proof of crime, the investigation stalled. in 2006. the detectives were no longer working full-time on the case but remained technically open, and therefore i was not allowed to view of a fellow - investigative files. with unger's death still a mystery questions remained. why would someone murder a respected hydro chemist? did it have anythin

they withstand purple paint, fish guts, even feces. lauren wilner, then 16, says she is choked with strings of pig intestines. >> i had trouble swallowing. i was choked and strangled so it is hard for me to eat and swallow. >> i was just afraid to say anything at that point. i was just sitting there praying to god that it would all be over. >> within minutes of the start of the hazing, it's clear this isn't just a case of girls gone wild. boys from the high school are urging the seniors to escalate the violence, toasting them with glasses of beer and in some cases getting licks in of their own. one boy seems to egg on one of the more violent girls on the tape. >> [ bleep ] kill them. >> yeah! >> a girl on the ground is attacked and kicked. >> dude, i think this is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. >> in the next several minutes one girl after another emerges from the chaos seriously injured. >> [ bleep ]! >> she's bleeding! >> get her. get her to a hospital! >> this girl needs 15 stitches after being slammed in the head

the city worker wearing a breathing mask visits three times a week to clean of urine and human feces the street. i'm just outside of this brand new united states federal building in san francisco located at seventh and mission right next to it, the so great condos that offer breathtaking views of the city and san francisco city hall. however, during the day according to residents of this becomes a circus. and then it gets even worse on weekends and after hours. look at the glass doors of the cafe on federal property there were smashed by a would-be thief and not just one door. this window and this window. even on the federal building and next, this one appears to be kicked in. on stephenson st. there is evidence of drug and alcohol use and not to mention on the very same street a methadone clinic operates in the shadows of both buildings. there is a grocery store where you can't buy a half pint of vodka for $2.10 beer for dollar does ask this guy. >> over on sonoma market, you can get a 24 for a dollar. >> he means a 24 oz tallboy of the year for only $1. residents became tired of th

forced to sleep on the shower floor after bedwetting, even punishments reportedly involving dog fecester ame's death, some neighbors say they knew it wasn't an accident. >> we knew right away it wasn't. >> why? >> because the way they used to punish the other girl, make her walk up and down the street barefooted and stuff. oh, yeah. >> four adults will face charges related to ame's abuse after she died. when something bad happens to a child and the adults in her life are held responsible, it should make all of us mad, but also it should make us a little bit introspective, do you act, think about this, do you act when you see something amiss at your neighborhood's house, your grocery start, parking lot? do you dismiss it? your answer could make the difference in the life of a child. >>> four days away from a potential default of the u.s. treasury, and at this hour, the house of representatives and the senate appear to be working at cross purposes, each working on legislation the other says it won't pass, so then the president today at the white house saying this, that the two sides rea

. >> do you feel responsible for this fece as cal? >> no. who is responsible? >> the people i trusted and the people they trusted. >> the buck stops with them. >> come on now. >> mike barnicle, he is, as tina said, people that know him he is hands on. if this was a conduct by news of the world by piers morgan forward through these people, he certainly couldn't have been able to know, could he? >> he's a man of many parts. he does not play the victim very well at all. he is not a victim here. yesterday, there were two elements of that story that are totally, totally propostrouse. one is the idea that rupert murdock and rebeka brooks never asked a reporter hey, where did you get that story. tina has been an editor. i worked for an editor, it's propostrouse. the second idea is he sat there at the set of the company that he has his hands all over and didn't know about millions of dollars doled out to shut people up? >> hundreds of millions. >> it's an insult to our intelligence. if he didn't know, he's disconnected. but he did. >> steve, you think he didn't know ab

when are you going to avoid or get around people sitting in their own feces for days? that sort of blunt language, it may not be striking to the heart of the matter, it's playing to the crowds, but it's speaking to her trial court background. she is really persistent. she will not let go of an advocate once she gets her teeth into them. she'll pursue that. and she's utterly fearless in asking questions, the other justices are as well. she'll just ask away more frequently maybe than justice kay began, maybe not quite as striking to the heart of the matter, but she's unafraid participant, which i think is a good thing. she seems to fit right in. >> a couple of thoughts. one, i'd like to agree with everything fave reasonable that's been said of -- favorable that's been said of the newies tusses. i think all of them have made great contributions to the life of the court. different kinds of contributions. they bring different qualities but they're all very sharp. two, i'd like to return to the question of next term and why it could be the nerm of the -- the term of the cent

representative of this did california when the going to get around to avoiding people sitting around in their feces for days? it is a little plain to the crowds, i think, but it speaks to her background. she likes the details. she is really persistent. she will not let go of an advocate once she gets their teeth into that and she will pursue that. she is peerless in asking questions -- she is a fearless. she will ask the way more frequently than justice taken-- kagan. she is unafraid participant, which i think is a good thing. she seems to fit right in. >> a couple of thoughts. i would like to agree with everything going back to chief justice roberts, justice alito, justice sotomayor, and justice kagan. they have made it different kinds of contributions and bring in different qualities. i like to come back to the term of next term and why it could be determined this century. we could see, and we may not because this is all out there and who knows but the constitutionality of the health care law, the constitutionality of the defense of marriage act. the california same-sex marriage case and fisher v