go home, don't kill yourself, you got to be strong. >> reporter: delgado is in likelike er likers rikers for murder. in solitary for an alleged attack on an inmate. a lot ask, what happens to them when solitary is over about and they can't threaten the use of the box? test dummy. you go back to that housing area that that inmate assaulted you in and you're looking at him eye to eye. and he's looking at you going, i'll do it again. >> reporter: the officers call it punitive segregation. >> punitive segregation should not be dismantled for the 18 to 21-year-olds. not at all. >> reporter: we told the commissioner what some officers are saying. >> we're not here to be babysitters. >> the officer's role has we're looking at people to say, can we change people's lives? >> whoever thought getting rid of solitary confinement was good idea, you need to pack up your stuff and go. >> reporter: consider what happened to officer ray calderon who's gone public, his face slashed by two 19-year-olds last november. >> 22 stitches in my face. okay? this could have easily been a funeral arrangement today.

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>>> a congressional report slamming national security agency liker edward snowden reports that contraryo his portrayal as a whistle blower, he was a disgruntled employee. >>> police say a man with a meat cleaver was shot after attacking a cop in new york city. another officer tried to subdue the suspect with a taser. the officer is in critical condition and being treated for a six-inch slash to the face. for all of your headlines, logon to foxnews.com. >>> not one single idea she's got will create one net american job or create one new dollar of american wealth for our workers. the only thing she can offer is a welfare check. that's about it. our plan will produce paychecks and they are going to be great paychecks for millions of people now unemployed or under employed. >> that was donald trump earlier today taking a few little swipes at his democratic rival. joining us with reaction, governor mike pence. governor, how are you? 53 days to go and you may be the vice president of the united states. got to love these polls. >> very encouraged. tremendous momentum. beyond the numbers, i jus

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