. >> after a horrifying act of violence, kokomo slayer displays his brutality. for all to see. >> two brothers pay a harsh death penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> mom my fight is done. i cannot take it any more. this is a suicide letter. >> a cell search revealing an inmate on the edge. >> why you going to strip me down again? >> that's the protocol. >> that's [ bleep ]. >> and we turn the cameras over to the inmates for a glimpse into their lives. >> get the back piece into the camera. showing off your work, son. >>> growing old in here. white hairs, gray hairs. going bald. life's over with. >> is this place stressful? hell yeah, it's stressful. it's one of the most stressful things you can do. you try to think of anything you can do to relieve stress from drawing a picture to lifting weights, to i mean anything. it's horrible. nobody wants to do this. >> 407. >> isolated in the rural farming communities of southwestern indiana, the wabash valley correctional facility is 340 acres of concrete, razor

>> i got a feeling she probably somewhere like kokomo. she'll be here soon. >> waiting on mom. >> all right. all right. >> after eight excruciating hours, charles' faith and patience is about to pay off. >> hey, your mom is here. come on out and meet her. >> mom. >> hey. how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> came to get my child. i had so many things go wrong during the first course of the day. i'm grateful. i'm happy. i'm ecstatic. oh, yes. yes. and it felt right. good deal. good deal.

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the last contracts from south bend from kokomo will be let this year and we have accelerated completion of the entire corridor accelerated completion of the entire corridor into 2015. i-69 will be open to traffic from evansville to crane as will the entire port to port highway in northeast indiana. [ applause ] the sherman minton bridge will be rebuilt and reopened by march, and upriver an agreement on a new bridge from utica to louisville will be in place, cementing indiana's place at the forefront of the public/private partnership movement. we will build the state's 3,000th mile of bike and hiking trails and reach our goal of a trail within 15 minutes of every hoosier. unknown to most citizens, the air and water of indiana is now the cleanest in living memory. in 2011, every indiana community met all national air quality standards for the first time in the history of the clean air act. [ applause ] last year we wiped out the last of a 550-case backlog of old and, therefore, less strict environmental permits and are now the only state completely current. our goal for 2012 is to maintai

. >> jimmy: "kokomo" -- "kokomo" plays at your bar nonstop. >> nonstop!laughter ] so they got their drink for free. but other than that -- >> jimmy: it's a tough neighborhood, yeah. >> i hear you. i mean it's -- >> jimmy: but the one cool thing about you, about your bar is that you build the, you built some of the tables yourself. >> i built all the tables. i built everything but the pool tables and the chairs. >> jimmy: wow. >> i built the floors. i was on broadway doing "a behanding in spokane," and i realized -- >> jimmy: that's right, you toured. >> --actors, when we have free time we get in trouble. so i try to occupy my free time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i ain't worried about wall street. i'm going to occupy my free time. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you know what i mean? [ light laughter ] so, you know, my boy was like, "yo, i hear they got dumpsters outside broadway plays and they got expensive furniture in them." so we were watching hgtv and you know -- [ laughter ] --hgtv they have the picker shows. so, i'm like -- le

s kicking down my door and hear i am chillaxing in kokomo. i guess they thought i was plotting something in ara-bibble isn't that ribibbulous? (laughter) >> jon: yeah, that's terri-bibble. >> still, on the bright side, more people will see me here than when i worked at msnbc, honeybee. >> jon: . >> and you made a new friend. friends forever. >> no! no! you've got to get me out of here, paul revere! oh! >> jon: we'll be right back. (cheers and >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight, former n.b.a. all star, now an analyst for t.n.t.'s inside the n.b.a. and the face of the new what it watchers for men campaign, please welcome back to the program charles barkley! (cheers and applause) very, very nice to see you again, my friend. how are you? >> i'm doing wonderful, thanks for having me. >> jon: stop it. how long does it take? you're a man of style and distinction. when you lose this weight, your tailor, is he on call? what are you doing in terms of... that's a beautiful suit but it is voluminous. you're going to want to readjust it to the more ve

both are in miami correctional facility in kokomo. he still remembers the tense discussions that took place as staff members prepared to put an eighth grader in a cell with an adult offender. >> they are all two-person cells. the leadership got together and we screened who was going to be in there with him. we've got a duty to protect everyone as best we can and we tried to steer him in a position direction for him. >> it was scary. it was tense. i had never been to prison. worst case scenario, what if i'm having to defend myself and doing things i shouldn't do just to protect myself? how would i explain that to my family? it's rough for the kids coming in. i feel sorry for them. >> here in a minute, three offenders are coming in. we will process them into the facility. two of them are the youth offenders. >> all right, come on. >> put all your clothes in these bags here. put your shoes in this bag. clothes in this bag. all right? >> all right. >> the majority of them are quiet. not knowing what to expect in this environment is totall

. >> i got a feeling she probably somewhere like kokomo.ting on mom. >> all right. all right. >> after eight excruciating hours, charles' faith and patience is about to pay off. >> hey, your mom is here. let's go down and meet her. >> all right. >> hey. how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> came to get my child. i had so many things go wrong during the first course of the day. i'm grateful. i'm happy. i'm ecstatic. oh, yes. yes. and it felt right. good deal. good deal. i am so proud of you. i bought you a cake, too. >> all right. >> glad to see you did something right. >> no more jumpsuit, charles, no more. some jeans. >> it has been a long, hard road for him. you know what, sometimes they say you've got to take that long road to get to the good part. freedom, huh, baby? >> yeah. >> gonna keep it this time? >> yeah, i'm going to keep it this time. >> i'm glad to have my child back. that's the main thing. you're going to be all right, baby? >> yeah, i'm going to be all right. >> you finally made it. >> we'll be talking. >> keep with your plans