i refuse that. i got to keep on ticking.ver seen a blackberry or any of these ipods, none of that stuff. >> but kenneth body's cell contains the artifacts of his life before prison. >> like this cassette player. this is probably an antique on the streets, but this is something a person would want in here. the only reason i was able to keep this is i managed to stay out of trouble. i was able to keep these alligator shoes. yeah. it's probably outdated. but in here, they're sharp as a tack. something that earlier in the years you could have but you no longer could wear dress shoes in here. so they grandfathered them and you can only wear them when you go to visit. and that's the only time you can wear them. this is a typewriter. this is fairly new. you know, this is what i recommend, see, because a lot of guys come to prison and they want to get something to occupy their time or to pamper them, so the first thing they'll get is probably a music box or television and stuff when they should be getting a typewriter to where they

i. refuse. to do don't know exists rocks. i don't think. also. economy condition. of the possibility of rules to do it and there are many constraints on their many. so. they. were take a short break now and after a break we'll talk about the long term consequences the syrian conflict will have around the region and lebanon. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn to tip angles keep the stories. you hear. detroit altie spanish find out more visit. wealthy british style sign it's time to. market. scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and let me put it to the no i will leave them to stay current a comment on your latter point of the month to say it's ok to kill a car is on the docket. thank you no more weasel words. when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you get to

workers coming in the back but i refused i wanted to get out of the building so we all ran to the sidef the building where security was and he was outside and he had he a gun drawn. >> we could see him with a rile and raised and aimed at us and fired and hit high on the wall. just as we were trying to leave. >>reporter: others ran for safety when fire alarm sounded inside their building. >> incredible. abc news has obtained the name of some of the diseased. innocent victims here michael arnold, sylvia frasier, katie guard, john roger johnson, frank koehler, kenneth foster and vish pendan pendant. range in age from 43 to sfaechlt they were all civilians. rest of the victim names are withheld until family are notified. >> president obama ordered fla flags at all federal facilities at half staff. through friday as tribute to the victims of today navy yard shingt. that includes the flag at the white house. >> and pl with washington on edge because of the shootings white house placed on lock down late today after what sounded like gun fir rang out. turned out the fireworks secret service ca

workers coming in the back but i refused i wanted to get out of the building so we all ran to the side of the building where security was and he was outside and he had he a gun drawn. >> we could see him with a rile and raised and aimed at us and fired and hit high on the wall. just as we were trying to leave. >>reporter: others ran for safety when fire alarm sounded inside their building. >> incredible. abc news has obtained the name of some of the diseased. innocent victims here michael arnold, sylvia frasier, katie guard, john roger johnson, frank koehler, kenneth foster and vish pendan pendant. range in age from 43 to sfaechlt they were all civilians. rest of the victim names are withheld until family are notified. >> president obama ordered fla flags at all federal facilities at half staff. through friday as tribute to the victims of today navy yard shingt. that includes the flag at the white house. >> and pl with washington on edge because of the shootings white house placed on lock down late today after what sounded like gun fir rang out. turned out the fireworks secret service

workers coming in the back but i refused i wanted to get out of the building so we all ran to the sideity was and he was outside and he had he a gun drawn. >> we could see him with a rile and raised and aimed at us and fired and hit high on the wall. just as we were trying to leave. >>reporter: others ran for safety when fire alarm sounded inside their building. >> incredible. abc news has obtained the name of some of the diseased. innocent victims here michael arnold, sylvia frasier, katie guard, john roger johnson, frank koehler, kenneth foster and vish pendan pendant. range in age from 43 to sfaechlt they were all civilians. rest of the victim names are withheld until family are notified. >> president obama ordered fla flags at all federal facilities at half staff. through friday as tribute to the victims of today navy yard shingt. that includes the flag at the white house. >> and pl with washington on edge because of the shootings white house placed on lock down late today after what sounded like gun fir rang out. turned out the fireworks secret service capturing argue a man for to

(laughter) well, i refuse to let the because shacklers out there ruin my daughter's eighth birthday party. we're going, brittany, don't you worry! besides, museum officials assure us the corpses came from individuals who chose to donate their bodies to medical science. you hear this that? medical science! or whatever this is. they weren't executed prisoners! i mean, this man clearly died happy. look at that smile. (laughter) (cheers and applause) and i like to believe he donated his body of his own free will. i'm sure there are just a lot more options on the back of a chinese driver's license. (laughter) .e'll be right (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a tennis legend and at the end of the interview i'm leaping over the desk. please welcome billie jean king! (cheers and applause) thank you very much. sit down! thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me! >> stephen: well, it's a pleasure and honor to have you here. >> and can you dance, baby. >> stephen: thank you very much. you were watching me backstage. >> i've been watching you quite a b

. >> my job offers me free park butree i refuse to park or drivn d.c. >> because in d.c. she learned l the hard way you don't have to run a red light to get a ticket. fox 5 news. >> just makes you angry for her. >> it does. >> for her. >> we look at this and say i have to take all day to go to court and fight this. people pay it to be done with it. >> probably happens more than we realize. in response to the letter, by l the way. d.c. police spokesperson stoodso by the ticket. police sate driver is changing lanes at the last minute and crossing a solid white line. >> interesting. coming up next the late season surge is notate enough. an update at a nats run at a playoff spot. >> coach sanaa han talks about rg3's performance and gives credit to the fans. sports is next.  >> remember tucker barnes said they would run the table. there was a must win situationtn in st. louis for washington. jason werth a runner hits a home run for a 2-0 lead game start. top of ninth gnats trail 4-3.-3. adam la low pressure -- laroche with two outs. a broken bat to the left and that's

>> yanna says i found an old mc hammer tape that i used for my second grade talent show that i refusethrow out. and another one of our viewers actually said just bought six cassette holders for 55 cents at the salvation army. treasure hunt score. >> i think they overpaid. >> and jordan says, insync, back street boys. i still have them all. >> i have purple rain in the basement. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> are you interested in speaking to our president? >> that depends on be the content. >> if you wanted to send him a message right now, what would you say to him? >> tell the people follow the common sense of your people. that's enough. >> wow. bashar al assad interviewed by dennis kucinich. >> oh, yeah. >> of all people. >> good morning it's thursday, september

i refuse to believe that's our future. >> reporter: for dr. orlowski who spent two decades at a chicago hospital before coming to d.c., last night's shooting was personal, horrifying she called it. >> you have 32 years of being on the front line of trauma, of gun violence like this. how do we fix it? >> what we have to do is we have to talk. can't just point at washington and say let those guys fix it. we have to talk as a community. we have to talk about what we're going to do for mental health. what do we do for individuals. >> reporter: even on this week day afternoon, new arrivals including a stabbing victim shot in the past 14 times. >> it's necessary work. we hang in there. we fight the good fight. >> reporter: days before the d.c. shooting, dr. orlowski turned in her resignation. in just three weeks, she'll leave emergency response to cus on health care policy. what is the lesson we can take away from what we witnessed here in d.c.? >> i hope the lesson is don't let another 60, 90 days go by and have us forget about the shooting at the

look at the woman at home in a second the russian government has used that argument all along and i refused to extradite snowden saying he's in the transit area and technically that's not russia . technically yes well. you know we could go into legally but i can tell you that the rules are pretty much the same in most countries so i got to tell me how could it happen that he spent six weeks in a transit area or so we're told and scores of reporters were employees looking for snowden but never got a hold of him not even a glimpse have you ever been there well not me personally but at least the dozen are two reporters stuck the area buying tickets for various destinations hoping snowden would be on board and besides our network i mean come on there were media people from all over the world. that pretty much all of them they all said they couldn't find him as. actually the chinese goods where was his staying where he dylon dri right there i don't know washing silverware and the cast to hotel that's a huge airport the media didn't go inside every room that would be against the law so. first of

. >> i refuse to see it go in to a dumpster, you know, it shouldn't go in to the dumpster.rial for today's usage, actually, so it needs to be rescued. >> reporter: the transfer station is an exhibit exhibit as well, you can look at the videos, witness technicians in the respiration process and if they are young enough not to remember they can see for they r themselves the a real live vhs. >> finally two rare gems are hitting the auction block, the first 118-carat white diamond that could fetch $35 million. it's believed to be the largest gem of its kind ever auctioned by sotherby's. the other is a nearly eight-carat round blue diamond expected to bringer in morning $19 million. not a bad gift. that will do did for this edition the al jazerra news, i am thomas drayton, thanks for watching. up next, "well money."

i refuse to believe that's our future. >> reporter: for dr. orlowski who spent two years at a chicago hospital before coming to d.c. this morning's shooting was personal. horrifying she called it. you have 32 years on the front lines of gun violence like this. how do we fix it? >> we have to talk. we can't just point at washington. we have to talk as a community. we have to talk about what we are going to do for mental health. what do we do for individuals in crisis. >> reporter: even on this week-day afternoon, new arrivals including a stabbing victim shot in the past 14 h times. >> it is exhausting work. it's necessary work. we hang in there. we fight the good fight. >> reporter: days before the d.c. shooting dr. orlowski turned in her resignation. in three weeks she'll leave emergency response to focus on health care policy. >> what is the lesson we can take away from what we witnessed in d.c.? >> i hope the lesson is don't let another 60, 90 days go by and have us forget about the shooting at the navy yard. >> reporter: peter alexander, nb

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. >> raising the retirement age, i am not going to retire, i refuse to. i would -- >> joy.g do we have you around? >> kg, you would be distraught. that's for sure. eric, something culpable in the change? >> a 13 states pay more than if you go to work and get minimum wage. hawaii, if i am not mistaken, on average, you make $49,000 to go on welfare. we are incentivizing people, saying if you don't want or can't work, that's not the way the system was set up. it was a temporary fix for people having a hard time and eventually get off food stamps and welfare rolls and they're not. >> one point about statistics, that's for a family, welfare you get hawaii or any place else is not for two working people. if both were working minimum wage, it would be more than that. it is a family on welfare we're talking about, not an individual. >> i am not sure why it matters. you make 49 grand and not work. >> it is more than minimum wage. it makes it sound like an individual gets more from welfare than if they work a minimum wage job. >> dana, i found it outrageous pets don't work. >> they s

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i can refuse to serve you. peter, i do not want to serve you. i will charge you more than i charge randy. there is no customer relationship between edge provider and my internet access provider. the net neutrality rules say if you are iron accents -- if you are an access provider, you can not charge the edge provider twice. there is no relationship between the edge provider and the internet access provider. and this court -- the easier point, when it comes to determine what is a common carrier and what is not, the expert agency should get deference from the court. had to judges telling the fcc general counsel, this is not how common carriers were. it is in flat contradiction to its precedent and to common sense. >> there is a lot to unpack there. i found someat gig the oral argument. most people walked away thinking the fcc is going to suffer a defeat. asserts it seems like there is not a question the court will say the fcc has some authority over broadband internet providers. that is probably true. i think they might well do that. i think the m

. >> raising the retirement age, i am not going to retire, i refuse to. i would -- >> joy.ve you around? >> kg, you would be distraught. that's for sure. eric, something culpable in the change? >> a 13 states pay more than if you go to work and get minimum wage. hawaii, if i am not mistaken, on average, you make $49,000 to go on welfare. we are incentivizing people, saying if you don't want or can't work, that's not the way the system was set up. it was a temporary fix for people having a hard time and eventually get off food stamps and welfare rolls and they're not. >> one point about statistics, that's for a family, welfare you get hawaii or any place else is not for two working people. if both were working minimum wage, it would be more than that. it is a family on welfare we're talking about, not an individual. >> i am not sure why it matters. you make 49 grand and not work. >> it is more than minimum wage. it makes it sound like an individual gets more from welfare than if they work a minimum wage job. >> dana, i found it outrageous pets don't work. >> they should. i h

i refuse to leave that.y are probably upstanding teacher. >> they are not watching. >> why don't you stand up for me? >> the school should have taken responsibility for that. >> you were often punished by wearing the cloughs you -- the clothes you wear now so it didn't work? >> i became the thing i was discouraged against. she is already in the provocative dancing. why not put in parental shame and top it off with fatherly input. are you trying to make your daughter a stripper? >> and putting her on a street corner in. >> who called the media. did they say oh look at this. somebody called the local station and said how much do you want to bet -- i don't know if it is the mother. i don't have that information. oftentimes i have none. >> you just backtracked because you were speculating. >> i was and i hate that. >> an due you twerk more than anybody i know? >> is it that dangerous? >> it is harmless. >> have you seen how he twerks? >> not at 11 years old. >> the school, i don't know what the hell they were th

i refuse to believe that. i refuse to that. family's name in the bible. from the days of humanity, we were there. we refuse to be forced to leave and flee, and be considered collateral damage. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you for your passionate plea. thank you for your very compelling and emotional statement. is that i too you have been to syria. i know the people who are fighting there. i met them. i know them. i know who they are. i know serial well enough to know it is a moderate nation. it is not a nation that will embrace these foreign fighters. issay that bosher al-assad anything but a merciless butcher, we have strong disagreement. [applause] his phoenix town hall after the tucson townhome. he tweeted another spirited town hall on syria. shirts read, assad must go. u.s. employers added 169,000 jobs in august. that dropped the unemployment rate to 7.3%, the lowest in five years. the jobless rate fell mainly because more americans stopped looking for work or were no longer counted as unemployed. the proportion of americans look

i refuse to become involved in-- ach, you wouldn't do that. okay, yes, i'll come. are you sure you want to give these to the museum? it's time to let them go. i have to pick up something from the studio. i'll be back. central, we got a vehicle accident with a 1054, southbound on the westside highway... this guy blew right past me. at 23rd street. weaving all over the place. i saw the whole thing. he never even hit his brakes. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. we estimate his rate of speed at 60 miles per hour. no skid marks. one of my guys said that mr. heltman was some kind of shutterbug. a famous one-- fashion magazines, women in leather bikinis and stilettos. he should have been able to steer, even in handcuffs, if he wasn't drunk or sto

any other time i refused to sit down and leave i never really had an issue. they let me leave. then, this is the first time they ever stopped me. >> this is that big of a deal to you? to you, seriously? >> for where i sit? >> yes. >> it really is. hamburgers and french fries are my favorite meal. i've missed that twice because i couldn't get the seat that i wanted. >> have you talked to anybody? >> i've got kites in to mental health. >> while drake's seating preference might result from a disorder, it won't save him today. >> you're charged with a class 2 role 16, advocating or creating facility disruption. you pleaded not guilty, however i find you guilty. drake's actions and behavior to this situation is the reason staff were called away from their regular duties meeting the definition to the charges advocating or creating facility disruption. sanctions imposed is 20 days punitive segregation. i'm going to give you credit for the three days you served and probate the remaining 17 until march the 11th. okay? >> how do you feel about the results? >> i disagree. but i think that

. >> my job offers me free parking but i refuse to park or drive in d.c. >> because in d.c. learned the hard way you don't have to run a red light to get a ticket. >> sherri ly, fox 5 news. >> in response a.a.a. apps letter a d.c. police spokesperson stood by the ticket -- if the car triggers the camera the person is crossing a white line which is a traffic vile lates. >> news alert on a missing virginia teenager -- violation. >> there's a new person of interest in the disappearance of alexis murray. she disappeared august 3rd. her car was found in a charlotte apps ville parking lot. randy taylor has been charged in the case -- authorities will only say it's someone they've been talking to throughout the investigation. >> man hurt in an adams morgan nightclub has died. 45-year-old rockwell flint apartments death is a homicide investigation -- flint apps death is a homicide investigation. he was assaulted at the rendezvous lounge in adams morgan. the bars -- bar was closed for days while police investigated. >> a capitol hill monument was van dealt liesd. >> -- vandalized. >>

.> i believe the answer is no >> even though you are refusing to pay. >> you are not allowed -- can i get speed for free. >> that is a different speed question. >> as well as trying to answer. >> you would get the faster service. is let's not block it. if the edge provider refuses to pay, under the rule, the broadband provider may not block. >> that is what paragraph 67 says. thes it illegal to prevent edge provider from charging, how can it be legal to prevent the edge provider from blocking? >> it depends on the background rule. do you pay for any service, or better service? >> right now they are not paying. edge providers do not pay. says to google, if you want faster service, you pay us x dollars a month. if google says no, they still of customers,he verizon but not the faster service. >> that is correct. >> verizon can say to google, if you want to reach our customers, you do pay a certain dollars month. correct question mark >> correct. -- correct? >> correct. go back to clients and tell them that even though the antiblocking rule, they can charge for different services. she did

educational value to his tapes that would have otherwise been relegated to a trash pile of history. >> i refusedo let it go into the dumpster. it should not go into the dumpster. it needs to be rescued. >> the transfer station is a museum as well. if they're young enough not to remember, they can see for themselves the real life vhs or floppy disk. eric ah ferrari, al jazeera. >> rerebecca stevens is back wih your weather and at the top of hour, joie chen. stay with us. ç] >> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we've better than tracking some very different weather across the united states. from cooler in the midwest, and hot weather in the pacific northwest, specifically washington state. as you can see some showers coming up. thunderstorms with a lot of lightning strikes in them. red flag warnings indicating fire weather meaning that the lightning strikes could easily start new wildfires. but during the course of the day we'll have more rain pushing in with thunderstorms and that's why we have flash flood warnings in place even flood wash for western washington. half an inch to an inch of rai

but i refuse to let a woman beat me up. >> fighting has earned jeffries three prior assault convictions numerous jail stays related charges over the past 15 years. >> people can look at it and say, "she's too old to be fighting." you're not too old to give an ass whooping, and you're not too old to take one. >> i've known her my whole career, over 12 areas. she's seen me go from officer it lieutenant, like following a professional relationship, following her career in and out of jail and my career in jail. it's unique. >> when you coming back -- >> [ bleep ] i ain't. i'm moving out of town. >> we've had this conversation before. >> he's one of the good ones. he's -- yeah, he's my favorite. >> jeffries' latest assault conviction for which she is in jail awaiting sentencing struck closer to home. during an argument, she knocked out two of her mother's teeth, gave her a black eye, and burned her arms with a curling iron. jeffries said her mother provoked it, and she is confident that she will be released on parole at her upcoming sentencing hearing. >> nature, let the rivers clap their han

refuse my books. that's what i'm entitled to, that's what i want. i mean, i don't like nobody telling me when to eat, use the rest room and to sleep. i don't like nobody telling me what i can have and what i can't have. >> dealing with him is definitely a challenge at times. there's no doubt. i have to be honest and say it is dangerous. >> we captured several of blanco's standoffs with staff, including this one with deputy warden joanie brown. >> and then you want to stand here and threaten to keep playing games. >> you're right. you 100% [ bleep ] right, and i am, and i am going to continue playing games. you can [ bleep ] >> but it doesn't have to go this way. >> yeah, whatever. >> well, it doesn't. >> whatever. >> all right. we're going to close the food port and we're going to go away. okay? >> go ahead. >> all right. >> put your hand in. >> no. >> kevin was constantly in a battle of wills with the correctional staff. >> let me talk to him for just a minute. >> come on, kevin. >> you all started this [ bleep ]. i'm not going to stop until i [ bl

i refuse to read your new book "killing jesus" because you go too far. am a baptist christian and don't want to hear that jesus's death was like lincolns. you shouldn't give your opinion on religion. you're smart not to read it. out's not for you. there is no religion in the book. it is about history h. jesus of nazareth was a man. his life and death is incredible. we tell the story with details that may surprise you, but probably not since you won't read it. if you are very emotional about the subject of jesus you may not want to read the book. we respect that. tip of the day. know yourself and you will know what's worthy to read. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be nebulous. next week we'll do a watching the factor from an exotic place segment. if you are somewhere in the world that's off the beaten path and you're watching us, we want to know wha

and if we have a shutdown, it will only be because when the senate comes back harry reid says i refuseent obama has granted a delay for big corporations, every big corporation has gotten a delay. if harry reid shuts the government down he will be saying if american families don't get a delay like the corporations, hard working american families, he is going to insist they suffer. >> it is interesting, democrats say you know the promise with senator cruz' position is it is a purist position. there are problems with obama care. we have had some polls saying there is great dissatisfaction at the town halls, but you haven't debated on how to change the law, what you have gone out and said let's kill the law, let's de-fund it. >> actually, with respect , david, i think it is wrong, i voted to repeal the law, but that was not my position in this fight. my position is de-fund it, which is different than repeal. and even now what the house of representatives has done is a step removed from de-funding. it is delaying it. now that is the essence of a compromise, delaying, simply on the same term

i just haven't been clipped yet, and i refuse to as long as i'm on parole. >> while we're on parole,become females while we're on parole, we have to be incarcerated in a female prison which is not something we're looking forward to. so we remain biologically male as long as we are on parole. >> we're a hot commodity in prison. >> pretty much. so, therefore, we are housed in the male gender. >> yeah. >> this is the only person i would let that's transgender into my cell. i would not allow any other transgender or homosexual into my cell. >> why not? >> because there are too many complications. too many cat fights. things like that. too many disagreements. it's hard. it's hard for us to get along with other homosexuals but we can get along with each other. we can deal with each other. >> although they came in together, dee dee will have to be segregated from teaquila and the rest of general population. prior misconduct within the walls of san quentin has come back to haunt dee dee. >> i mean, i got into a fight with somebody over nothing. it turned out to be nothing. we apologized -- w

you live in a country for him right now where your job is to negotiate with congress and saying i refuse will say that's not real leadership. >> republicans made had a case. but republicans made that case in 2012 and guess who got re-elected president? and the poll numbers that i think may be representative but -- let me finish. the poll numbers have -- no, that wasn't before people read the bill. the poll numbers that may be relevant is however obama care polls, people do not want to see a shutdown over defunding or delaying as you say obama care. and that's where i think you're totally right. the republican party is in a pickle. >> this is the challenge right now for republicans. we win an argument over whether or not these exchanges are complicated. we win over whether mandates are a good thing. we win an argument over the unpredictability of the premiums going up. we win all of that. we do not win an argument over brinksmanship and we haven't won one as a party in the last 15 or 16 years. i want to see republicans come to the table and say we can fix this and we can run it more effic

on fine-tuning i refuse to repeal the affordable care act, he remains on that issue and feel its wouldg to the u.s. economy if certain members of congress allow that to go. >> 2 issues that concern him, most recent one is whether or not the obamacare is going to be a part of the continuing resolution. and the -- some republicans want to strip it out, others want to keep it in, they sided with democrats in that vote. other issue is whether we going to raise the debt ceiling, those two issues, the one that the american public seems firmly on the side of republicans is whether or not to tie the debt ceiling issue into direct decrease spending on the federal government. that is something that american people are in favore or of, other in terms of obamacare holding up whole budget on issue of obamacare, that one american public do not agree with the republicans on. liz: peter barnes you heard whether president say the, and headline that president obama spoke with rouhani from iran, markets holding steady, improving just a bit, when we spoke the dow was down 72, to your perspective. >> presi

not that i refused not to take my medication. would have taken it if i knew this would happen. >> a judge will eventually review the matter and could send karmak to an adult prison to serve the remainder of the eight-year sentence. louisville metro marks her first time in an adult facility. >> what are you reading? >> a handbook. >> oh. >> a fact that's not been lost on sherry. >> you ready to go learn your thing on the phone? >> sure. >> who's helping karmak adjust on her first day in jail. >> when she walked in, she was scared to death, shaking. so i just immediately grabbed her and stayed up with her last night. i've been staying up with her, showing her the ropes. around this case, danielle. >> and my case right now, i need to trust somebody. because i feel like i got nobody, i just got myself. and i know in jail, it is not the ideal place to trust somebody, because they're out for themselves. that is where i met sherry. she basically came in and just, like, took me under her wing. >> sherry is serving one year for failure to

>> what happens is if i refuse it, in a matter of maybe three days, they're going to use whatever means they need to use to put the drugs in me. >> the prison provided this dramatic evidence of what does happen when blevins goes off his meds. >> what you gonna do? i can be like this now for an hour from now. [ bleep ]. come on. >> his behavior has increased in the past two days. mental health recommended the restraint chair be used. so he does not cause any harm to himself. >> blevins, come over here and talk to me for a minute. if you don't cuff up, we will come in on you and use oc. >> [ bleep ]. come and get me. come and get me. >>> coming up, the extraction team moves in. >>> and later -- >> this is your maximum security unit inside of a maximum security prison. >> killing time in the hole. >> i'm being accused of attempted murder to a staff. [ bleep ] >>> inmate steven blevins, suffering the effects of having gone off his medication, has been continuously pounding the walls of his cell at the spring creek correctional facility in alaska for more than an hour. >> mr. blevins, we nee

i refused. i wanted to get out of the building. we ran on the side of the building where security was and she was outside and she told us to run as far as we could and she had a gun drawn. someone had pulled the fire alarm and the next thing i heard was police sirens. it happened so fast. >> was it an organized evacuation? >> from my perspective, the ones in the cafeteria, we were able to handle it. we got out safely. like i said, a lot of people were just panicking and there were no screams because we were in shock. >> reporter: wolf, you can see that there's a wide, wide circle of media here as we await a police briefing on what they know, what they still do not know. it's an active scene. you heard a chopper passing over our head a moment ago. when the press conference begins, we'll get it back to you. >> rene, you're there. we expect the police chief cathy lanier to show up where you are? >> i don't think she can hear me. cathy lanier, the d.c. police chief, will she be answering the questions at the news conference we will hea

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. >> i refuse to see it go into a dumpster, you know, it shouldn't go there.'s interesting material for today's usage. it needs to be rescued. >> the transfer station is an exhibit, as well. museum goers can look at the videos on display. if they're young enough not to remember, they can see for themselves a real life v.h.s. or floppy disk. >> at the end of our first hour, here's what we're following this morning. president obama arrived in russia for the g-20 summit. economic issues normally dominate talks, but this year, the focus is the cries in syria. >> firefighters are finally getting the rim fire under control. it's about 80% contained. >> wal-mart workers will strike in 15 cities today. they want the world's largest retailer to increase minimum salaries to at least $25,000 per year. >> after his quarter final match, rafael said he played his best tennis of the year. that's a little unsettling for his upcoming opponents. we'll have more in the next hour of sports. >> we are looking at frost in some areas. i'll look at that plus the numbers coming up in

if i refuse to do that, then i'm actually refusing to carry out a law that i said i would uphold. >>t. i'm responsible for all four deaths because if i'd have never started the killing, none of it ever would have happened. in some way, i wish that there was something i could do to help the victims' families find closure or make peace with what happened. i can't do anything but apologize. >> in 2005, the u.s. supreme court ruled it unconstitutional to impose the death penalty on juveniles who commit murder before their 18th birthday. since he was convicted of a killing at the age of 16, his sentence was changed to life without parole. >> i was outside. an officer called me to the red door that goes back into death row, told me to pack my stuff, that i was being moved to the segregation unit. i packed my stuff and left. you hear a lot of stuff about prison. and i was scared of leaving the environment that i had become known in, people knew me and i knew people, to a new environment that everybody says is worse. so, in that respect, i was scared. i was happy not to have the death senten