. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. >> take that camera somewhere else. >> our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors down. >> this is what i think of your story. >> i believe he threw -- well, he threw a liquid substance under the door. it smelled somewhat suspicious, so we're going to go report that. yeah, he threw pee under the door. >> did he? >> yeah. >> better double-check. >> okay. >> we soon learn that hall's anger had really begun the day before. >> he started off yesterday night, he drew a bunch of gang graffiti on the walls. staff attempted to go in there, restrain him, take pictures of the graffiti, he refused, became belligerent. this morning i went up there and talked to him. he decided he would cooperate. we did restrain him, bring him out. we did take photos. probably 30 minutes later, i'm guessing because other offenders probably gave him a hard time that he did back down and let us do our job, now he's covered his window, started throwing

. >> and jonathan hall has just gotten his second dose of it in two days., officers extracted him after he flooded his cell and refused orders to comply. our crew shot the extraction on prison security monitors. >> hall eventually complied and was placed back in his cell. but there was more trouble overnight. >> last night we gave him his meal, spaghetti. he smeared it all over the window. he lunged at the officers. they had to restrain him with the shield. they took him over to the other holding cell. this morning we had medical go over and do an evaluation, mental health do an evaluation and we're starting meal loaf because he used his food to obstruct the cell. >> meal loaf, two of the most dreaded words in prison. >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment in the process of consuming their meals. for example, if they throw their food tray at somebody or something along those lines. what we've got here is basically all of the food groups. nine ounces of ground beef, we need two ounces, shredded potatoes, shredded cabbage, v

jonathan hall has more on the details. a lot of disappointment here, jon. >> reporter: yeah, guys. i'm sure gronk his teammates are out on the practice field right now. getting ready for the rams and as you say, rob gronkowski is out in los angeles preparing for surgery. apparently, at this point. gronk hurt his back after trying to make a reception against the new york jets on sunday in an earlier game against seahawks november 13, he had punctured a lung. the team and the tight end's family released a statement last night saying gronk is likely lost for the season. the likely recovery period is eight weeks. coach belichick held a news conference here this morning and said this is certainly an unfortunate situation for gronk, but the team will be ready for the rams. >> obviously, we are all disappointed. nobody has worked harder than rob and all that. hopefully, things will work out positively. all we have for now. i'm sure there will be more coming in as we go through the next few days. so just take it as it comes. an unfortunate situation. >> reporter: coach belichick did not re

. >> jonathan hall, serving 40 years for murder, was one of the first inmates to make it clear we weren't welcome in administrative segregation. >> unless he does calm down and follow our rules and orders, he'll be cell extracted. >> inmate hall won't calm down. so they call in the special response team. and they suit up in their gear. in these situations, when we want to film it, they always have us suit up as well. >> if he doesn't comply at that point, we'll introduce o.c. >> you got it? >> uh-huh. >> inmate hall, come to the door and cuff up. if you do not cuff up, we will introduce chemical agents. are you going to comply? >> introduce o.c. >> hall has covered his food port and window with a mattress. but the special response team knocks it down and fires a couple of short bursts of o.c. gas. >> hall, you're going to be all right, all right? listen to my orders, okay? >> i can't. >> i need you to get up on your knees. come on, help us out. >> ahhh! >> shooting an extraction wearing a gas mask is pretty difficult. you're kept a certain distance from the view finder. it's hard to see w

let's get to jonathan hall live at the stadium with more on the impact for this team. john. bowl chances, but they go by the "do your job, next man up philosophy" and they are determined to keep stacking up the wins over the next few weeks, all the way to the super bowl in houston. the patriots on the field prepping for the los angeles rams. the loss of a star player no doubt hits hard, but it is football, gronkowski or no gronkowski they say they are ready. >> we are going to go out there every single week. next man up mentality. you know, there is a lot of weapons on well together so whoever is out there we are going to go out there and play with whoever it is. >>reporter: news of gronkowski's injury broke after reporters had access to the players, but i happened to speak with bennett, the other top tight end of the team and i asked him, how does your mission change when gronkowski isn't playing. >> i mean, i been doing the same thing all year so my job is my job. >>reporter: i'm not asking you for the game plan but -- >> not for me. report was released about an hour ago.

let's get to jonathan hall live at the stadium with more on the impact for this team. john.

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jonathan bernbaum, 34. the mexican hour before the service began but once inside they realize there was no room left to stand. family and friends filled the rooms and halls of the congregation -- congregation beth el to remember jonathan bernbaum, 34. >> the last time i saw him, wednesday before the fire on friday, he gave me a loving hug which i'm incredibly thankful. connect his wife and a tragedy that the tragically in the goshen warehouse fire his life was remembered with laughter. >> i found myself in the position frequently say what did your brother jim exactly? >>reporter: it's been a weekend filled with memorial contributes to the friends and lives lost last week. the attributes include beautiful pieces of art gets a lusty to do -- i love to do art and felt i needed to do this and pay respects to my fellow artists even if i didn't know that. >>reporter: she came to greet each poem and to view the artwork left here. >> the children's drawings are so expressive and speak volumes. about how not only how they feel that help oakland in the bay area feels. the survivors went out with only the close they were faring. on sunday berkeley school organized

jonathan birnbaum. >> reporter: they realized there was no room left to stand. family and friends filled the rooms and hallsremember the life visual media artist jonathan birnbaum. >> he gave me an especially lovering hug the last time i saw him for which i am incredibly grateful. >> reporter: although his life ended tragically, his life was remembered with laughter. >> i found myself frequently in the position of being asked, what did your brother do exactly? >> reporter: it's been a weekend filled with mermis and -- memorial and tributes. fittingly the tributes include beautiful pieces of art >> i love to do art myself and when i heard about this, i just thought i need come out. i need see this and pay respects to artists even if i didn't know them. >> reporter: she came to read each poem note and reed the art -- read the artwork. >> the children's work is great and speaks awesome about how they feel and the area. >> the survivors ran out with the clothes they were wearing only. a clothing drive was started. quite a few of our staff have friends. people who were close to, lived there or were lost in the f

hall have a knife. live in northeast, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathanll continue to ask the police for their side of the story. we will ask this story tomorrow at 11:00 as interim police chief newsham sits down with us on news channel 8. michelle? ♪ vigil honoring the life of a beloved d.c. yoga instructor killed on her way to a christmas party christmas day. the police found the body of hours after she was reported missing. they have arrested the man they say was driving mccauley's car. the crowd gathered in her memory. with how she live is being remembered tonight. : so many people showed up to the yoga studio where she used to teach they had to leave the door open so people outside could listen. everyone lit candles and walked to a nearby park, where they remembered their dynamic friend. ♪ tim: a spiritual memorial filled with love for a spiritual parson who loved so deeply. >> so privileged we got to experience her love and caring. ♪ friendscia mccauley's call that tricia's light, that illuminated every part of her life, from the yoga studio where s

families and friends filled the room and the halls of the congregation in berkeley to remember the life of media artist jonathan bernbaum. though his life ended tragically with 35 other artists and creative minds in the ghost ship warehouse fire, bernbaum's life was remembered with laughter. >> i find myself frequently in the position of being asked what did your brother do exactly? >> reporter: it's been a weekend filled with memorials and tributes to the friends and lives lost last week inside a warehouse converted into living quarters and artistic space. fittingly the tributes include beautiful pieces of art. >> i love to do art myself. when i heard about this, i just thought i need to come out, i need to see this and pay the respect to my fellow artists, even if i didn't know them. >> reporter: she came to read each poem and notes. >> the children's drawings are so expressive and speak volume about how not only how they feel, but oakland and the whole bay area feel. >> reporter: the survivors ran out with only the clothes they were wearing. sunday one of the schools organized a drive. >> one of our long-tim

hall of famer. the kick returner devin hester today after the team lost to patriots. said goodbye. jonathan: a lot of sound going away. thanks. maureen: cold weather coming our way. doug: steve rudin is watching it and he will update you at 11:00 with a look to the weekend. maybe warmer. maureen: i hope so. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see yo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, inside trump tower. the president-elect emerging from the elevators with kanye west. what the two then said. and it came just hours after mr. trump's choice for secretary of state. critics pouncing on rex tillerson's relationship with vladimir putin. >>> breaking news tonight. a hung jury? what we've just learned, and what the judge just ordered in the case of the florida wife accused of plotting to kill her husband. police staging this scene, telling her her husband had been killed. >>> the grandfather, 73 years old, unarmed, shot and killed by police. tonight, his family says, he had dementia. new surveillance right here tonight. >>> th

jonathan: file this under "you don't see something like this everyday" an officer with the st. mary's county sheriff's office responded to a store in charlotte hall because a beaver made its way inside and started poking around. look at what it's checking out, artificial trees. luckily, nobody was hurt. the beaver just started looking and released him back into the wild. very cute. michelle: he almost looks fake, like he is stuffed. he is posing perfectly. steve: it is so cute, but imagine walking into the store and see that. jonathan: we have a beaver on i'll six. steve: and i bet they had a live tree in the store. jonathan: it was a dollar store. steve: boy. weather now. this weekend is looking really good out there. let's talk about the rain totals. have not talked about this in ages. about .8 inches of rain in the district, over an inch of rain, 1.5 inches in clarksburg, lanham a little over half an inch. we will take every drop that we can get. the cloudy skies and because of the rain that we had, now we will see brighter skies tomorrow. around the capital beltway right now, still drive. expect another line of showers moving through in the n

cbs reporter marley hall has more on the great getaway from new york's laguardia airport. >> reporter: jonathan mere and his kids are heading to florida, they are arrived at new york's laguardia airport, early. >> we have plenty of time. we are watching some movies, some on the ipod, something like that, it is okay, we're prepared, we have snacks, we're good. >> reporter: kay solomon and her friend were expecting long lines too. >> we have lots of time because you came super early six hours. >> reporter: triple a says more than 103 million people will travel over the next week and a half but across the country not everyone is having an easy go of it. >> i had to wait three hours in the airport. it is frustrating. >> reporter: fred wick messier is trying not to get bent out of shape. >> turf say that it does help cope with the stress of flying today. >> reporter: air travel is up this year, but it is not most popular way to get around for the holidays. most travelers, nearly 94 million, are hitting the road, with the gift of lower gas prices, this season. victor alvarez is bringing the the whole

hall and getting insights from where we go from here. it is a departure from where the job has been. >> jonathan, that was remarkably interesting.rgued the case of israelis always arguing with the united states and the whole operation is prejudice against thed again. she argued the case where these people could not get together to condemn and bashar al-assad and a lot of things that's going on in the world and she was not allowed to and we are not sure she is not allowed to veto this thing. >> she's laying down a tough message to cover a retreat, essentially a retreat from what had been for many years, u.s. policy, which was to veto this kind of resolutions. barack obama is leaving office and laying down a marker -- >> that's the importance of the marker? >> israelis think that the united nation is unfriendly ground and they are there and continue to participate. i think it reflects the fact that the united states has been upset by the settlements over the years. obama are free from any elected presence. >> lets listen to more and we'll get your comments. >> it will permanently destroy the hope of the two-state solutions. the un

hall road. no one was hurt. some of the chickens, though, were lost. most of the animals, however, were rescued. jonathan: a long-time christmas tradition in frederick county went up in flames. while investigators say it's a fire that happened to a well-known naytivety scene. it started with the faulty wire or lights but the people who put up the display are not so sure. richard reeve was live in frederick to explain why. what do they think it is? richard: i'll tell you in a second but first we will show you th this is some of the pieces from the few things that's left. you can see the nativity scene was right here. they have covered up the area with straw. look at this here. this shows you and it gives you an idea of the heat from the fire, buckling the metal fence here. let's show you video first. they covered the area up with straw. this fire began at 6:30 yesterday. last evening. firefighters got here fairly quickly after the family members saw the flames and called 911. as we discussed if fire investigators believe that this may have been wiring or lights or display. but the family believes it was d

jonathan adler." paypal expects to see more than 17- million person-to-person payments this holiday season. the christmas season means lots of decorations to deck your halls. but are there dangers that come along with the holiday cheer? coming up, some tips to help you 5. the holiday season means there's plenty of changes popping up all over your home. if you haven't decked your house out for christmas yet, there are some tips to avoid unnecessary risks. fox 6's jonathon gregg has more. "nat: rockin around the christmas tree music." its the "this is harder than it looks, alright?" thats all fun and games "nat: pouring booze." until someone...gets hurt. "careful!" injury prevention specialist, jennifer hoekstra says most holiday mishaps are 100 percent avoidable. "what else do you have in your box " whether youre hanging a wreath... "you always want to use a very sturdy latter and i encourage you to have a second person whose giving that ladder support so it doesnt slip and fall." tree. " you have to water it regularly, dry christmas trees are very strong fire hazard " according to the national fire protection association. from 2010 to 2014...u.s fire depa

hall in northeast. i tried to buffalo pineapple one. i have to tell you it is delicious. i'm going to make chicken an bring it in to share with you. jonathan: crazy good. michelle: yes. >> i'm a barbecue nut. i have to pick some sauces up. good for him. >> great. courageous. jonathan: good for him. >> coming up for us at 5:00, you won't believe how much the u.s. loses minting pennies. how many are made and the millions -- yep, it's all about customization. the possibilities are endless. jonathan: we told you earlier more sad news out of hollywood. tmz reporting carrie fisher's mother, debbie reynolds the actress taken to the hospital. michelle: this is one day after fisher died. leaving fans around the world in mourning. we see how fisher is being remembered on and off screen. >> as fans of carrie fisher continue to process the news of her death -- >> i was stunned. >> they can't help but share why they fell in love with her. >> she was amazing. >> first, she was p she was a role model she was people with messed up lives. >> known by the world for her role as princess leia, her influence spread well beyond "star wars." >> i grew up going t

jonathan: move over, soccer moms. this van doesn't need a driver. look at the new project from the google self-driving cars program. it's called waymo. like way more? i don't know. it hallroof and the corners. it has tasted the early prototype of the van even in ext the pacifica vans will hit public roads in 20137. in -- 2017. no driver needed. alison: i can't imagine. jonathan: i wouldn't put anybody in it. alison: not yet. local athletes competed on the world's stage to win olympic medals and today they are honored at home. ike leggett is holding a ceremony for the winners and the ceremony is tonight at the silver spring pacific building at veterans place. jonathan: a must-win game for the skins tonight. no question about it. alison: if you are going out, you have to layer up. stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin at fedex field. this is definitely december football weather. steve: it is december football. a lot of people i think are holding off and coming here extra early because it's so cold. but once you get out here it's not so bad. it feels good out here. a lo tailgating. you're ready for the game, right? >> yeah. let's go, skins. steve: they are ready to go. if