i put my homeys before my family. and that's all i knew was my homeys. homey this.> lee told us, despite being shot five times and serving a prior prison sentence, he couldn't give up gang life. then, his story took a turn. it had to do with recruiting his younger brother into the gang. >> when i was growing up, i never thought i would get past 21. i want my brother to get the same exact respect i was getting from the neighborhood so, when i'm gone, my brother gets the same respect. don't worry about bullying. just trying to run over him or the family. nowhere near my thoughts what's going to happen to him. >> while lee was locked up in corcoran, his little brother decided to turn his back on gang life, but on the streets attempting to leave your gang could lead to a death sentence. >> they walked up behind him, shot him. shot him. not only shot him. but shot him and robbed him. just left him there. my mom, she had to see that. that's the worst thing a parent can see, your own child, laying there like that. shy told me how she tried to wake him up. my mother, my sis

i know you're not my homey, all right? i know you're not my homey, do you hear me? >> yes. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> all right, bye-bye, honey. >> bye. >> i never knew i talked to her like she was my homey, you know what i mean? gee, i guess i -- heck, i don't know. you haven't been around that long, you know what i mean? i don't know how i come across. i don't know how. you know what i mean? >> now is the time to start. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. thank you very much. i appreciate that. that feels good. >> you're welcome. keep your head low and stay out of the max. >> i will, i will. >> all right. >> life's a bitch, man, that's what you get for being wild. don't be wild. slow your roll. be more calm. you miss out on everything that's precious to you if you're wild like me. i ain't going to do that no more. that [ bleep ] sucks. >>> coming up, in spite of his troubles inside prison, family members show another side of jonathan hall. >> he loved animals. >> yeah, that's your daddy. >> and later, roy slagle's cell extractions become an internet phenomena. >> oh, c

. >> good call, homey. >> back to you. >>> a young bowler has pulled off what most bowlers never do in a lifetime. her accomplishment makes this our "play of the day." it comes to us from the tampa bay area. >> 9-year-old hannah diem, enjoying herself during a recent league night. she kept throwing strikes. she threw nothing but strikes. she scored a perfect 300. >> when i threw the last strike, i threw my hands up. i ran back there. and she was sobbing on my shoulder. >> people were cheering and clapping. it was just absolutely magical. >> hannah is the youngest ever to score a perfect 300 in the

. >> you're the homey, man, you know you're the homey. >> i would like be known as more than a homey. someone who is sincere and nice, that can be there to talk to them, you know, just as a person, instead of the situation as it was. >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. >> what? >> talk about putting somebody on the spot. wow. >> with terry's future possibly hanging in the balance, terry and clarence will have to wait to find out if their request to live together is granted. >>> coming up on "lockup: extended stay" will these potential cellmates become soul mates? >> when you see somebody acting just like a woman, there's always going to be some type of temptation. >>> plus, officers give these inmates a surprise wake-up call. every inch. every minute. every second -- we chip away. with an available ecodiesel engine... and a best-in-class 30 mpg highway and 730-mile driving range... for all the times you dreamed of running away from home -- now you can. with enough fuel to get back. this is the new 2014 jeep grand cherokee. it is the best of what we're made of. well-qualified

hey, homey, new york, listen, listen. >> he's talking to two guys apparently starting a fight in hishere. come here, dog. >> he called them toward the stage where he's at. and check this out? >> hey, y'all cool? i get that. you chill? calm down, calm down. y'all shake hands, man. i like peace at my shows. >> i like that he's a peacemaker in this moment. it would have been a lot easier to look oot security and say "those two, out." >> i do hope he doesn't let them stay in the front row, though. >> up doesn't want to reward bad behavior. apparently the scuffle is because one of the guys was messing with the other guy's brother. but the fight was stopped and show continues. >> way to go lupe. >> dude is cooking up a plush santa in the microwave. >> but that's not all. he's going to have a lighter strapped to his body. >> see why st. nick won't be looking so jolly after t >>> well, nick, i'll tell you what, we're coming u on the big college football bowl season. but the best bowl of them all already happened, the fisher bowl. arizona western college versus military. punts are supposed to

a homey snowy christmas smell and it is especially powerful around the holidays.we want to take that emotion home with us. >> they transport us to another place in time. evoke a mood that makes you feel like you want to participate. >> and that leads to overspending and more impulse purchases. you have a list of presents you need to buy. did you know the order matters? studies show we spend a lot more time hunting for a deal on the first item of the list. i'm tired, i'm overwhelmed and just want to go home. check off the most expensive items first. and lastly, be ware of the e-mail game of chicken. if you made a purchase online, they probably have your e-mail and boy are they using and abusing it right now. last day for savings. >> retailers understand that we have come to love a bargain and it ends up being the greatest problem for shoppers. thinking something's a deal and not thinking to themselves is it really worth this to me? >> toys, accessories and electronics get cheaper. and afterwards, let the sales really begin. when it comes to winning the battle of de

what's up, homey, yeah. >> i'm the leader of the free world. [laughter] [♪]

. >> when i got homey realized there is nothing left of my house. >> luckily the only rooms spared were the rooms we were in. >> we're at the end of a searing day. staring at a neighborhood that is almost unrecognizable. >> that's on me. i mean, we fumbled the rollout on this health care. >> i wanted to have the opportunity to have insurance. i don't have insurance at all. >> we should have done a better job getting that right on day one. >> breaking news, a assumer typhoon is slamming into the philippines right now. >> i don't have the words for it. it is really horrific. it is a great human tragedy. >> this is really, really bad, worse than hell. worse than hell. >> his papacy is being hail by many as a fresh start. his demeanor, style and words have garnered attention the world over. >> if a person is gay and accepts the lord and has good will, who am i to judge them? >> there is a kind of rock star quality to this man. a sense of a new day dawning wherever he goes. >> it was just absolutely surreal. no one really knew what had happened. >> there has been some significant progress in

. >> good call, homey. >> back to you. >>> a young bowler has pulled off what most bowlers never do in lifetime. her accomplishment makes this our "play of the day." it comes to us from the tampa bay area. >> 9-year-old hannah diem, enjoying herself during a recent league night. she kept throwing strikes. she threw nothing but strikes. she scored a perfect 300. >> when i threw the last strike, i threw my hands up. i ran back there. and she was sobbing on my shoulder. >> people were cheering and clapping. it was just absolutely magical. >> hannah is the youngest ever to score a perfect 300 in the u.s. being only 9. she will probably throw a few more before her bowling days are done, i think. good going, hannah. >> very nice. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." a new survey unveils the most annoying words. can you guess which made the top of the list? here's a hint. think clueless. >> okay. >>> and a house for sale that truly comes with everything, even the ghosts and goblins.♪ i'm gonna do this... no... no... no i'm gonna beat you this time. ♪ yes... (laughing) yes!! ♪ [ chicken caws

then herb-wise, i'm going to use sage, you know, sage and onion stuffing, nice sort of old-fashioned homeyh, it's so good. so, i'm just going to rip these in. you can chop them up if you want. i'm trying to avoid crying at the moment. onions always do it to me. my mid-week sunday lunch vibe is coming together nice. the onions will take just a few minutes to go sweet and caramel-ey. the spuds are almost done, and now i can get on with my golden chicken. so, what i want to do is create some nice basic flavor. okay, so, get your greaseproof paper out. i've got four nice chicken breasts. so, in with some salt and pepper, and then i'm going to use rosemary with the chicken, because i want to kind of define the flavors. i want the potatoes to be nice and sagey. i want the chicken to be nice and rosemary. so, as i'm looking over, i'm seeing the pan here with the onions. you know, it's on full whack. you know, it's starting to catch a little bit, because onions have got, you know, lots of natural sugars in. so, they will burn and catch really quickly, and a little splash of water is no bad thing,

what books cds and homey topics. any average amount of money spent on gifts this year about one hundred thousand won or about ninety five us dollars economy. i mean. oh well christmas day as if they ever spikes for many most of railway workers in korea that the day off as part of a strike. that's now stretched into seventeen days and counting and reportedly key union members including one of the leaders are now holed up inside a buddhist temple in downtown seoul tuesday the police arrest our team's young explains. a's in every league union and the cop maybe the deadlock. as for union members would that be the breaking in your mind all of whom need a bit of rest during a police raid in seoul on sunday have reportedly sought refuge inside it to his temple in the capital. around two hundred police officers have set up outside to rest any of them did they kill said they set foot outside the temple both boys ecb had no immediate plans to send officers and eads spokesman take someone's head to union members enter the templ

it's homey, it's delicious, and it has components. it's not just one element.omething that makes people think of home. >> and in part because it has component, it means it takes a fair bit of time to make pie. i have a couple cookie recipes in my head that i do pretty often, just sort of standing around, like after i've made dinner, i might just make cookies and it doesn't take any time and i stick them in and ten minutes later, they come back out. but pie, i have to think about. do we have an art of pie making in this country? do people still learn to make pie? >> i think so. i whipped up a pie this morning 20 minutes from memory, except i didn't make the dough, because grandma says i don't have during the holidays. i think the ritual of making pies is something, to me, calms me. i enjoy it. plus, i think the mystique of pie is that it comes in its own container, and crust, you know, what i mean? i think that's why we like cupcakes, because they have the cute little paper around it and it's like your own little personal package. anything with dough wrapped aro

spot ♪ ♪ he, thanks a lot hey thanks a lot hey thanks a lot hey thanks a lot ♪ ♪ i'm sorry denzel homeywas great. who else we got? who else we got? >> jimmy: excuse me. pardon me, excuse me. don't get up. yeah, no problem. [ laughter ] i'll go around you. she's fine. almost ended up in your crotch there. but that's good. hello. excuse me, everybody. oh, sorry. excuse me. hi. very tight quarters. hi, how you doing? nice to see you. hey, buddy. i made it. i made it over to this side. [ cheers and applause ] you want to do it? >> yes. >> jimmy: stand up, please. how are you? nice to meet you. what is your -- what is you -- what? >> hand hug? >> jimmy: hand hug? absolutely. [ laughter ] there you go. there you go. what is your name? >> ashley. >> jimmy: ashley. all right, ashley, this thanksgiving, what are you thankful for? >> oh, i am thankful for not getting any speeding tickets. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but you do speed? >> ah, no. >> jimmy: you just didn't get any tickets. all right, not getting speeding tickets. but she does speed. speeding tickets. what are you not thankful for?

. >> they all had a much more homey atmosphere. there were a lot of personal effects. they had home made crochet blankets on the beds. >> but like their american counterparts, mokotow's correctional officers frequently search cells for contraband, like weapons or drugs. though the drug-sniffing dog brought in to help caught our crew by surprise. >> i'm preparing myself to see a german shepherd, rottweilers, the types of dogs i've seen in northern prisons that we are not allowed to go near. and then in comes this happy little cocker spaniel, right out of a disney movie. >> that was the drug dog. you know, not intimidating at all. you know, just -- lap dog. it was so excited. it just went into that cell and did its job. the handler was so excited. working together as a team. >> the rapport that the officer had with this dog was almost like somebody with a pet. after the search was completed, after the search was completed, the officer then started playing with it. putting the ball in the mouth and spinning it around. this dog was just all floppy eared and happy. how ofte

. >> and a bit homey. >> this is a stuffing that has your onion, celery and leak and spread and egg and then i'm going to add in other ingredients. some roasted chestnuts. >> on an open fire. >> and we will stick it back in the oven. >> and it is cooked. >> so this is it. can we dive in? >> yes. let's give it a try. >> it is the holidays. >> and extraordinaryaire. to find out more and to get tracy's special stuffing recipe go to kron4.com and click on dine and dish. >>> there might be good news about the fate of dozens of pilots stranded in the everglades. unable to spot the pod with boats and a helicopter. that could mean that whales have found their way to deeper waters but also possible they did not survive and they sank to the ocean floor. 11 of the whales have died after beaching in a remote area of the florida everglades on tuesday. if you want to help animal shelters in santa county are lowering the adoption costs and looking to find more doings and cats families of their their own. it covers shots and spade and warming costs. the shelters hope to find homes for 1300 animals for

homey, no. my things were usually drugs, weapons, money, easy.ntary, junior high, high school. i graduated with a 3.17. i'm a certified electrician. people used to say, he works. he has a good job, but i started hooking up with different people, older friends, older guys. serious business. so, i was, easy money. i will do that favor for you, you know, let's go. >> what was easy money? >> delivering, here, there. nice. they used me to do all these runs. was i getting paid good money? yeah. was it worth it? not really. but that's one thing that i thank god for being locked up, is because being on the street, when i was on the street, oh, man, i was bad. i would have been probably dead within the month, a week, a year, the way i was going. i really didn't care what i was doing. hanging out on the streets all day. there was one time i didn't asleep for four, six days. just running around here, running around there. using meth a lot. maybe that's why i'm so skinny. >> miramontes spends large parts of his day drawing, reading or writing poetry. he says

and i thought that didn't seem very homey. i got -- aunt c.c. had a list of people that came and helped, came every day. the mansion was open. anyway i had to learn , everything. i had to develop a staff. we learned by trial and error. my assistant helped me and when we entertained, one of the first entertainers we had was a man who -- we read his biography and his talent and what he did. it sounded perfect. we had a lot of race car drivers. atlanta has a speedway and they were coming to eat dinner with us. so we got him. he stood up. when he stood up to sing, he sang like opera, if you can believe. i slid under the table. after that we learned we had to audition everybody. when i got to the white house, everything was already done. had a social secretary. i didn't have to worry about what we were going to serve or any of those things. she would make out plans for me and bring them to me. i would decide what i wanted to do. it was really quite wonderful. and amy was 3 years old when we moved to the governor's mansion. she had never known anythin

all the homeys on the tier are cheering. this dude's just garbage. he's human garbage. he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend maximum security institution in tennes

graham text, whoa, whoa, too far homey. those texts sound immature because detectives say graham is exactly that. a naive, socially inept sheltered young woman. just 21 at the time of her husband's death. the fall says the defense was just a terrible accident. graham says they were fighting. he grabbed her. she pushed him away and he fell. so why the lies? the defense argues graham was an awkward young woman who married the popular guy in town, and she feared no one would believe her. >> kyung lah joins me now live from montana. kyung, you were there in court. they're playing these tapes of jordan graham lying to police. her brother breaks down crying. what's she doing through all this? >> reporter: well, let's start with watching herself on videotape lying to police. throughout this trial she's been very difficult to read, john, almost like a statue, stoic. that was the same when sheas watching herself on those tapes. but it did change when her brother started sobbing into the microphone. it was heartbreaking. many of the

gram texts, whoa, whoa, slow down, homey.ltered woman, 21 at the time of her husband's death. the fall says the defense is a terrible accident. they were fighting, he grabbed her, she pushed him away and he fell. why the lies? gram was an awkward young woman who married the popular guy in town and feared no one would believe her. >> joining me live from month -- montana, they were playing these tapes, her brother breaks down crying, what is she doing through all this? >> let's start with watching herself on videotape lying to police throughout the trial. she's been very difficult to read, like a statute. the same when she was watching herself on those tapes but it did change when her brother started sobbing. he was sobbing into the motorcycle phone. it was heart breaking. many of the people in courtroom were moved including jordan gram. it does appear at least she did wipe a tear away. that's the most emotion we saw. >> what a day and more to come. >>> let's dig deeper. joining me live, mark geragos, cnn legal analyst and pro

do they invariably have the art that a good, homey, family-medicine doctor will have? no. no. i don't take any pride in the fact that we haven't been able to get everybody to have a good bedside manner, but the science is there. and sometimes it's worthwhile to just gird your belt and accept a big academic medical center so you can get the best opinion you can. of course, i want to see diplomas on the wall, and, you know, i want to see that they've been published and all that sort of thing. but, to me, far more important is the doctor's ability to connect with me as a human being. the relationship between doctor and patient-- that human connection-- plays a role in the healing process that sometimes goes beyond degrees and scientific knowledge. marc shiffman: there are 11 residents down here at various levels of instruction, training, experience, and i try and convey to them how much of a privilege it is to practice medicine, how difficult it is to practice primary care medicine, and how much more difficult it is to practice that in a population that is indigent and a bit more

graham text, whoa, whoa, too far homey.cause detectives say graham is a naive, socially inept sheltered young woman. the fall says the defense was just a terrible accident. graham says they were fighting. he grabbed her. she pushed him away and he fell. so why the lies? the defense argues graham was an awkward young woman who married the popular guy in town, and she feared no one would believe her. >> kyung lah joins me now live in montana. kyung you were there in court. they're playing these tapes of jordan graham lying to police. her brother breaks down crying. what's she doing through all this? >> reporter: well let's start with watching herself on videotape lying to police. throughout this trial she's been very difficult to read, john, almost like a statue, stoic. that was the same when she was watching herself on those tapes. but it did change when her brother started sobbing into the microphone. it was heart breaking. many of the people in the courtroom, john, were moved that. includes jordan dwram. it does appear at

vigorous and active but also maintained a homey kept their personal life alive.o i think that she's really organizational pioneer in some ways. >> and you would say? a i think the first lady has fine line to walk between being of embodiment of the eremonial aspects of the job and the global stage that the first lady needs to occupy and house like this is your as well as mine. edith did that very, very well. he changes she made, the professionalization of the office itself, these are a clear edith had that we're stepping into a new century and the future was going to be terrific. to n that note, thank you for be d kathy dalton with us tonight to tell us about life of edith roosevelt, the 20th first lady of the 20th century. thank you for your scholarship.

. >>: how many times you make that turn homey. >>: only one time crow.anley roberts, kron 4 news. >>mark: of the bay area sports, the a's have acquired jim johnson. major league baseball's saves leader for the last two seasons from the baltimore orioles for infielder jim mail weeks--jemile weeks and a player to be named later. johnson will be the a's closer replace an all- star grant bellflower who became a free agent after the season. --balfour. the 30 year-old johnson converted 50 of 59 save opportunities and last season with a 2.94 era. he tied for the major-league lead and saves. he led the majors with 51 saves in 2012. and free agent left- hander scott kazmir is closing in on a $22,000,000.20 year contract with athletics, pending a physical. the 29 year-old kazmir went 10-9 with a 4.04 era in 29 starts and 158 innings for the cleveland indians last season. to them and say goodbye to barolo colon. richie economy down--richie incognito isn't returning to the field but he will be able to go to the bank. the miami dolphins was suspended indefinitely for

they're gourmet but they feel homey and warm and why not get a few extra just in case there's someonet. >> instead of just giving them a gift card give them something to go with the gift . there's these adorable speakers that you plug the iphone into. >> that's so cute. >> it's less than $15. >> wow. >> is it battery operated? >> it is. >> and it's just a great little treat. $14.99 to put with the gift card and you have something they can open and enjoy right away. >> you can listen to their music. >> you can force them to do your play list. >> exactly. and the kids list. >> this is a great time of year. wonderful opportunity to teach your kids about gratitude and being gracious. put everything in an imagination basket for them and give them everything they need to make thank you notes or make stationary. so you can give them a little address book here filled with addresses you know of relatives that will be giving them presents so they can craft a card and write it and put it in the mail. you're giving them' present and getting them to use their imagination and you're teaching them a