. >> after a horrifying act of violence, the kokomo slayer displays his brutality for all to see. >> most murderers get 60 years. i got sentenced to 72 years. >> two brothers pay a harsh penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> i'm sorry for putting you through this, but mom, my fight is done. i could not take it anymore. this is definitely a suicide letter. >> a routine cell search reveals an inmate on the edge, and prison officials intervene. >> why you going to go and strip me out again? >> because that's the protocol. >> that's bull [ bleep ] and you know it. >> we turn some of the cameras over to our inmates for a personal glimpse of their lives in prison. >> get the back piece on camera, baby. huh? show off your work, son. >> i'm growing old in here. white hair, gray hairs. going bald. life's over with. >> is this place stressful? hell, yeah, it's stressful. this is one of the stressfullest things you can do. try to think of anything you can do that relieves a little bit of stress, you know, from drawing a picture to liftin

both are in miami correctional facility in kokomo.ill 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 totally diff

the kokomo plant may be the most likely spot for a strike, liz, they make virtually all of the transmissions for all the cars there. if they strike that plant, they don't have to strike anywhere else, because without transmissions, you can't make vehicles. so that's where it stands right now. i may have lost you but we'll keep watch of this. liz: jeff has been out-front when it comes to the vw story as well. as we look at shares of fiat, up 4%. vw has been down double digit percentages since the scandal broke, emissions rigging scandal, and we're waiting to hear on the fancy clean diesel audi that may or may not be involved. that matters to a lot of people who spent a lot of money simply because it was sold as clean diesel. we have fiat up 62 cents and the russell 2000 up 14 points. more fallout from the fantasy sports scandal. it took less than 24 hours for one attorney general to demand answers regarding the fantasy sports scandal. draftkings and fanduel are announcing major policy changes, ahead of a new investigation. connell mcshane has a new report and charlie gasparino weigh in on the

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plants would walk out or if the union will target specific sites, like this transmission plant in kokomo, indiana. a strike there could slowdown the manufacturing process. some workers say the union has not been giving them enough details. >> weren't clear on nothing. they weren't saying nothing. >> this would be the first u.a.w. strike since 2007 when united workers walked out on chrysler and g.m. one thing not to expect, replacement workers or so-called sacks. the big three automakers haven't gone down that road in decades. >> volkswagen will recall cars in january to replace software for faulty emissions tests. the company said it will cost at least $7 billion to fix the cars. >> the justice department is close to carrying out the largest release of federal prisoners in history. more than 5500 federal inmates serving time for non-violent drug offenses are set to be freed between october 30 and november 2. it is part of a white house initiative to reduce overcrowding in federal prisons. officials estimate that 40,000 prisoners could eventually be released. >> one of the biggest publish

if you strike the transmission plant at fiat chrysler in kokomo, the union has leverage on its side, nobody wants a strike, that's the way it's headed right now. neil: what do prospective car buyers do when that happens? you covered that many times. they get their car now if they can because there will be a shortage of supplies if this drags on, what? >> reporter: potentially, that's the union wants to do is target the most popular vehicles the jeeps at dealership behind me are selling tremendously. chrysler on a 66 straight month streak of sales increases, so you know, they've got a -- the figure is 77-day supply, but that could go fairly quickly if you get a strike and there's demand for the vehicles. so yeah, if you want an indemand vehicle like a jeep, think about getting it. neil: i am hearing volkswagen has alternatives for folks, but apparently people are not leaping at that yet, jeff. thank you very much, my friend great job as always. jeff flock. >>> we're keeping track of that volkswagen of course, i told you the new york attorney general has again indicated that an investi