believe a word i say. >> the newspaper that published the article on antonucci is the same one joe watsonte for on the outside. and now, ironically, after a routine cell reassignment, the jail has made watson and antonucci cellmates. >> the object is to try and get them to stay in the sink, which is extremely difficult because they do that. >> the new cellies have helped each other battle boredom by finding another use for dominos. >> four days is -- i would have had to do a minimum of ten push-ups for every one i couldn't get in the sink, i would have to do an additional ten. >> john i think has lived a fairly sheltered life, so it's hard for us to connect as far as popular culture. i think he told me he saw his first film when he was like 15, 16, something like that. you know, i've asked him if he's seen this movie, that movie. he's never even heard of most of the movies i want to talk to him about. we finally found a connection to talk about last night. he's seen "office space" and "office space" is my favorite of all time. >> isn't it about a couple of disgruntled employees that smash

it's what i do more than anything else. >> when we met joe watson, he was acting as his own lawyer inattempt to avoid a maximum sentence after he was convicted for a series of armed robberies. >> i have to write motions. i have to write letters. these are like gold to me. and, unfortunately, we don't get them very often. we get them once a week or if i find a generous detention officer, he'll give one to me. as you can see, they're very small. they're just little golf pencils and they get dull very quickly, so we have to come up with ways to correct those problems. we can either, you know, maybe use a razor blade somebody has to sharpen it up or we can go under a seat like this and spend about 20 minutes scratching back and forth to make it sharp. >> the inmates are really ingenious about creating something out of very little. joe would essentially make these home made mechanical pencils, really quite ingenious if you think about it. >> take a couple pencils and you stick them in a bottle of water and you let them sit there for a couple days and that softens up the wood so you can spl

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catherine jenkins and tenor russell watson will perform, actors gary sinise and joe montegna will host the concert for the 10th year. >>> after the bleak >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this just in. a statement from vice president joe biden on the train derailment. it says "jill and i are saddened to learn about this tragedy." he goes on to praise all of the first responders. the statement reads in part "the victims could have been any one of our parents, children or someone from our communities. amtrak is like a second family to me as it is for so many other passengers." vice president biden is from delaware and his entire career he has used amtrak to go back and forth between washington and wilmington. he also goes on to say that he is praying for everyone who is grieving over the tragedy. barbara? >> we invite you to stay with us and the nbc washington app at news 4 as we learn more about the amtrak train that redalederailed in philadelphia. investigators say they're working to learn what caused the crash. the ntsb is examining the train's event recorder, that's like a bla

broadway star laura benotty and gloria esteban will tenor russell watson will perform with the national symphony orchestra. and gary sinese and joetegna will also host. >>> today is a must win game seven for the caps tonight. they'll play the rangers in new york. the puck drops at 7:30 tonight. make sure your remote is working because the wizards take on the hawks in a pivotal game five. that series is tied 2-2. this afternoon, the nationals take on the diamondbacks in arizona. go d.c. >>> all right, now 6:41. time to look at your weather and traffic on the 1s. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal live on the weather deck with your walk to work forecast. good morning to you. is it warming up at all tonight? >> well eun, it's comfortably cool right now. there's a nice breeze but as you walk to work, you might want to grab the light jacket. noticeably cooler than it has been in the last ten days. that's right. today's high 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. this morning partly sunny skies, temperatures in the upper 50s around 60s. walking home spectacular. you will need the sunglasses. plenty of sunshine. we'll see how long the t

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