they were just beating me on top of the head with a sock full of batteries. >> and this officer haskinsicers that was there, and he was one who probably got hurt the worst. >> my two officers tried to pull me back through. the three of them were on the backside and they were trying to pull me back out. a tug of war began. these guys were still beating me on top of the head but finally the two officers pulled me through. >> haskins was not a target. none of those officers were the target. they was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. and they caught the rap. >> i reached around back like this and i felt something on my -- something wet on my back, when i brought it back around, it was blood. come to find out, i had gotten stabbed in the back at the tug-of-war at the door. so beat up at the time i didn't even notice it. >> brown received an additional two years in disciplinary detention for the assault on sergeant haskins. >> someday he'll probably have to earn the opportunity to get out of that unit. however, my question to him would be, what have you learned? is it still everybody

. >> sergeant dan haskins was the recipient of brown's fury. >> at that time we had what we called group rec. that's where they went out to the rec pad. what the offenders wanted to do, we found out later, it was all written down what they wanted to do. they wanted the staff person to come out to the rec door. they were going to fly it open, kill the officer. >> that day, that particular day, i was frustrated, i was so frustrated. i felt that i had nowhere to turn. >> didn't matter who the officer was. they were going to kill him to prove a point. as a matter of fact, it was this

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. >> sergeant dan haskins is a veteran of the secure housing unit. >> out of sight, out of mind. the outside world, out of sight, out of mind. they don't -- probably don't want to know what goes on in here. >> the population of the shu lives on 23-hour lockdown. leaving their cells only for showers and solitary recreation. >> some people will tell you that segregation unit is not the place for people with mental illness because we didn't design that particular unit for treatment. particularly for mental health treatment. we just didn't anticipate us having the numbers we have and going the way it's gone. >> although acute cases are referred to the psychiatric unit at a neighboring correctional institution, the staff in the shu deal with a variety of mental behaviors. >> there are those that are dangerous people, that you have to be very cautious of when you interact with them. >> inmate douglas mccombs, who is serving time for burglary, has spent three months in the security housing unit at wabash. >> since he's been inside the shu, he's been in a stripped cell. when you see a of

. >> dan haskins is a veteran of this unit. >> out of side, out of mind. the outside world, out of sight, out of mind. probably don't want to know what goes on here. >> the population lives on 23 hour lockdown. leaving cells only for showers and solitary recreation. >> some tell you that segregation unit is not the place for people with mental illness, we didn't design that for treatment, mental health treatment, didn't anticipate having the numbers we had and going the way it has gone. >> acute cases go to a psychiatric unit at a neighboring institution, the staff deal with a variety of mental behaviors. >> there are those that are dangerous people. that you have to be cautious of when you interact. >> doug last is serving time for burglary, spent three months in wabash. >> since he has been in the schu, he was on split cell. you see the offender come out, wearing his underwear, he was on strip cell for resisting staff or trying to assault staff before. we had trouble with him on about every range we put him on so far. >> i have a mental disorder, they sa

burns in geneva haskin distantly refused to meet one-on-one with the american delegations in the p5 plusone meetings. my view is that it's a mistake. it is shortsighted on their part, but the last i heard the islamic republic was not seeking my advice on that particular question. >> mariam, address this last question. >> yes, thank you for the question. if we are going to take democracy seriously and promoting democracy seriously and stand on principle come when a country has an election, it is the time to talk. you can't talk about three and fair elections. how else are you going to promote democracy? not that it's just that, but at least when they have election talk about how absolutely corrupt they are. 10 days ago we were in toronto for a conference at the canadian foreign minister put together with them on school at the university of toronto and the canadian foreign minister and defense ministers gave rousing speeches to a group of iranian dissidents and the entire time, all i could think was this is absolutely wonderful. this is so incredibly powerful, useful, effective. if only ot