he says it was locked from the inside. they could've rigged the lock. over.over walkie-talkie] yeah, you know, it would help things if you were to stand a little closer. [over walkie-talkie] that's not gonna happen. over. so is this how he does it? from 100 feet away? not all the time. how long you gonna be? as long as it takes, miss, this is a crime scene. with only one cop? ah, it's not just me. you see that guy up on the hill, he's a cop. and, uh, this guy here's a police officer. oh, these guys are great. oh, i hope they do killer machine! uh, i'm checking out the lock here. there are some scratches. [over walkie-talkie] are they recent? over. yeah, there's no rust. hold on. i got a little piece of wire here. it looks like a guitar string. is that a b string? nah, it's a d. a high d from a 12-string guitar. those are pretty rare. kris kedder uses one. yeah, yes he does, on the new single, right? [laughing] yeah! i love that solo. i love that solo too, man. oh, yeah, right near the end. yeah! uh, yeah, it's a guitar string from a 12-string guitar, apparent

locked up. locked up, everybody locked up.n't the place you want to be because prison life is hard. locked up, locked up, everybody locked up. this ain't the place you want to be because prison life is hard. make different choices than the ones i made. stay free. keep it real. peace. >> though phillip stroud will never live life beyond the fences of the wabash valley correctional facility he has found other means of liberation. ♪ >> music to me is more important than food or water or than anything. it makes me free. it just makes me free, you know. ♪ >> stroud leads the prison choir. they perform during sunday church services and at special events and his cell mate curtis mcgrown has been a source of help and inspiration. >> you have your choice and you should have made a change. there is nowhere to left to hide. i almost met this fate this ain't the way you want to die. i suggest you stay away from here and follow god. i know it is hard out on them streets but prison life is harder. >> that is one of the best ones i have hear

. >> terrified women kept chained like animals, locked away for months, even years, and he was their captor. a bizarre millionaire. now hear him tell his story in a dramatic jailhouse interview. >> i am not this horrible monster. i never hurt anyone. >> women alone and forgotten. how did they survive? in the darkest corners of the human mind -- >> i did not want to die down there. >> on "msnbc reports." >>> hi, everyone. i'm john seigenthaler, and this is "msnbc reports." when young girls disappear, it often becomes a huge national story. elizabeth smart, polly klaas, the heart-breaking case of carlie brucia, the florida sixth-grader who was kidnapped and killed while on her way home from a friend's house. in that investigation the amber alert system combined with media attention to help police find a suspect within days of carlie's disappearance. but sometimes young women disappear and no one notices. that's exactly what happened in this story. a string of women missing, and no one suspected a thing. it wasn't until years later that police were stunned to learn what had really been

we want to show outviews where the camera is locked in place from annapolis to the u.s. naval academy. we are getting a hint of daylight here right there. over the southeast view from the severn. bel air by the way going out for the run, looks like you've got yourself a chilly start in the upper 20s and low 30s. same story in glen burnie and look at frost to scrape off the windshield park outside. but sunshine with high cloud thrown in and a breeze getting us up to a mild 55. 6:32 on the clock let's go to the roads with burt clay. >> reporter: thanks very much. and things are getting interesting out there. we got a look at the beltway. this is right at frederick road and traffic is okay there. but if you are in the stretch of the beltway and heading out i-70 westbound towards howard county you will see serious congestion because as we get up to u.s. 29 we have a lane closure. the lanes to southbound 29 off 70 westbound are shut down with an accident. dropping down towards the city downtown ride, the jfx at northern parkway the camera shows clear right now. no congestion

stateville's a place to come and lock up. >> being constantly locked up doesn't give a man many optionsanger is often the result. working with this ongoing anger is one of the biggest challenges for staff at stateville. medical technician mike borkowski has worked here for almost 17 years. >> it's an entire different world from the outside. coming here it takes a long time to get used to that. because you get lied to. you get called every name in the book. and you have to put that aside. sometimes it's even -- even nowadays it's difficult to do when you're getting called names after 16 years. you just try to be a little bit professional and go on. sometimes that can be very difficult. >> so recovery, keith? you want to make a point there? >> as far as anger cycles, me, that's my problem. my biggest problem is the anger in me. >> out of more than 2,600 prisoners, a few are eligible and volunteer to participate in the prison's one therapy opportunity. a group that meets once a week. >> i'm angry because i'm locked up. i'm angry because i'm not with my family, my children. i can't do the t

c-span: let's go back to locke--john locke. >> guest: yeah. c-span: he's number one, far and away, more than anybody else. >> guest: how interesting. well, locke, 17th century british philosopher, wrote a treatise of government--second treatise of government, the one we read, a small but incredibly densely woven pamphlet about the--the relationships of property, what constitutes a society. he creates this philosophical fiction of the state of nature--how do we get out of it--and so on. and a lot of it--a lot of our notions of the--what holds us together, property and mutual respect for one another's right to exist, and also our notion of rights that--very important for jefferson and the other founding fathers that, you know, locke provided a kind of de facto justification for revolution. it was at the time of the glorious revolution in england that he wrote this. c-span: you say, actually, that he was--locke was thomas jefferson's master. >> guest: yes. people have debated this. some people feel that that's not true. but i think that's the gen

warns me to lock all the locks on the door. my voice plays over and over half truths with fragmented vietnamese. i don't tell her that the locks have already been locked the click, click change of chain to groove. i don't tell her about my fear. i don't tell her i can't lock out the sirens, smut and paranoia of taxi cabs. the tortured baby crying scents of yeast from the bagel shop. extremes of heat and fall and unexpected rain. i don't tell her that hearing the weariness of her voice i can feel her flannel nightgown wet with my tierce much the smell of ponds cold cream makes me sad. how i long to wrap my arms around her warm bell e. instead i say, i'm fine. eating, taking subway. i don't tell her that today i wept over a bowel of ph o. >> 100 degrees cellsius. there is no going back you and i. like broth clouded by the blood. so this next poem is actually in the tears to me antholology. a vietnamese woman artist, composure you name it she does it. i wonder if she bakes i never asked her but. this is a buddhist heart. each time

. >> lock down. we are under a lockdown. >>> administrative segregation is home to roughly 200 inmates. confined to their cells 23 hours a day. these men often become defiant and desperate. when an inmate acts up in general population, he's moved to ad-seg. but when he acts up in ad-seg, the officers' only option is to periodically move the inmate from cell to cell. >> we're going to move him out. he's already hostile. we'll just use caution with him, okay? >> put your hands behind you. cuff up. >> stick your hands out. >> shower stall right now. >> jammy bell is temporarily housed in the shower stall until his new cell is cleaned and inspected. >> all that nasty -- somebody stop harassing me. our crew first met jammy bell a month earlier when he was outraged over unsanitary conditions in his cell. >> i can't breathe in here. my toilet is filled up with feces. >> today, he's moving to a new cell after an inmate threw urine and feces through the ventilation. >> do what you're supposed to do. let me se

my brother is locked up here, too. thinking we wasn't going to click but we did. >> for angela, it's an emotional time. after four months of visiting with bernard through a glass window, today they will finally be allowed to make physical contact. >> that's my first time being able to touch him. >> hey. >> hey, babe. >> crazy. read my card. today is the first time that we have to touch each other. i just want you to know this day will never be forgotten. i love you and i always will. >> man, i love you. >> i love you too. >> why you can't sit close to me? >> ya'll can't sit like that. ya'll can't sit like that. >> it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. no, i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy. but we doing a good job working out our problems. we will make it work. >> i try to get a visit five days a week. i try, but it's not allowed. >> steve nicolas and torisa grissom are cell mates at the turner grif ford night center one of the newer miami-dade facilities. both men are fighting charges of

all the doors are locked. the lights are on. and i think there's going to be a meeting. >> the police chief suggests keep everything locked. >> they broke the lock on the gate to the side yard and then they took a crowbar or something and tried to get into the garage. they didn't get in. >> mary says the thieves are not very bright. the house she's talking about belongs to a highway patrol officer. >> it happened to one of my best friends. >> nicholas and his sister are on high alert after a friend's place was hit. >> if you do happen to answer the door, they pretent like they are doing a survey or something like that and they make their exit that way. >> laura with daughters say her close condo neighbors are reassuring. >> we don't have much they could take. >> oh come on. >> is that right? must have the tree and presents and all that? >> yeah, but not much of value. i would be more concerned having someone walk in your house, that's scary. >> don knapp, cbs 5. >>> a south bay woman who had her wheelchair stolen days before chr

. >>> lock your doors and close your windows. that is the warning tonight for people living in a few marin county neighborhoods. don knapp with how police say the thieves managed to full off several burglaries. >> it wasn't glad tidings that residents at this suburban company got from the chief of police. it was season's warnings. strangers come to the doo door and nobody is home, they may invite themselves in and depart with gifts. >> i heard that a box of jewels and rubies and watches were stolen and i read this in the advanced two days ago and it is scary because it's up the street from where we live. >> it happened a dozen times. everyone is talking. >> she just said to make sure that all the windows are locked. all the doors are locked, that the lights are on. and i think there's going to be a meeting. >> the police chief suggests folks keep everything locked, doors, garage doors, and windows. even went home. >> they broke the lock on the gate to the side yard and took a crow bar or something and tried to get into the garage

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lock her up. she's on the lease. lock her up. i will come bond her out. he is going to send you to jail. that's real man, right? >> the amount that he had left in there was a much smaller amount than the informant said was supposed to be there. this was well hidden underneath the pipes in the bathroom sink. so, we might have missed the bigger stash. >> this is what i need you to do i need to you write a statement saying it is not yours and you get out of here right now i uncuff you and you walk back in your house and it's over. >> in the streets and in jail, everyone's an opportunist and police use this to their advantage. after today's raid, investigators circle back to their informant and conclude that his intel was good. the problem, they believe, was that they arrived too late and that the target had already sold his larger stash. authorities expected to arrive with a kilo of heroin but left with only a few ounces. >> the frustration is you know somebody is doing wrong but you got to catch them with their hand in the cookie jar, otherwise you are not

locks of love has got to have 10 inches, right? >> uh-huh. >> don't go getting scared now. >> screw it, do it. >> that's what i want to hear. are you ready to do this? >> yes. >> are you sure? >> chop it off. kind of like a transformation for me in prison and cut it all off. the day i got out, i was going to get it cut. might as well donate it to locks of love for the kids. >> this is a 6-inch. so we have 6 and about another 5 1/2. so we've got about 11 1/2 inches there. >> not bad. >> some child will be happy. keep your eyes closed ant don't move because i'm right around your eyes with a pair of scissors. i'm going to bring this to the top of your ears. you're already looking good. feeling a little bit more secure in getting your haircut here? >> i ain't got an opinion on that yet. >> you're not giving me too much confidence here. >> when you're done i'll give you a decision. >> look at it this way, you ain't bleeding, partner. hold on. >> more handsome than i was before, how is that possible? >> that's because you have a good bar

you didn't try to pick the lock. >> that's experience, that's what i do. you don't pick the locks. pick a lock. >> reporter: the movies? our real life expert picked a lock in seconds. of all the locksmiths we called we were most shocked by this one. >> it's going to be $275 to drill the lock. >> i need a lock, right. >> a new one is $225. >> reporter: we're already up to $500 and he hasn't started working yet, and then he begins to drill. final price this time? $635. >> it's horrible. that's ridiculous, it's a $100 job, $600 he wants. >> reporter: more outrageous, he wants it all in cash. >> the credit card machine isn't working. there's no way you can pay cash? >> i don't have $635 cash. >> maybe we could go to the bank or something? >> the bank? >> reporter: when our producer resists, the locksmith calls his boss and the price jumps again. >> $685. >> reporter: you heard him, $685. then the boss tries to pressure our producer. >> i don't carry over $600 in cash on me. tell him to take me to the atm, and then he will drive me back home? i don't know. >> oh, my gosh, she can't get

most of the rain locked back in ohio, cleveland and ravens had to play in yesterday, it's locked back. there another day on this december 5th, that is often our snow day, our date with destiny not this year. 38 baltimore. thick fog in the county. hour by hour, a foggy issue, mostly cloudy. southerly winds, that's not mostly sunny, that should be mostly cloudy for about 60, 2- degree guarantee. rain and snow this week in a moment. for the first time in a couple of years, i get to say, good morning to angela foster. >> our first look at traffic this morning, as justin mention wed are dealing with a lot of fog out there. be prepared for reduced visibility, as you head out on the roadways this morning, no major traffic incident report sod far as we get a live look, see the very heavy fog on our roadways, no accidents reported around the beltway. reduced visibility due to the fog. a live look now at the jfx, northern parkway. live traffic flow for you. plan for extra travel time this morning. follow us on twitter@maryland traffic. back to you. >>> 100 people in northwest baltimore forced o

she was locked out yesterday. today, abc 7's mark matthews reports they demanded she be let back in. >> a crowd stood outside of the locked gates and heard her tell to find men changing locks. >> i said well, you've got to let me in to get diapers and ichl a diabetic. i need medication. they said you can't go in. >> locked out with three small children she was looking after. >> a baby which was six months old. one was three years old z one four years old. >> her supporters were inkensed. >> we will not tolerate this on our street. >> what they didn't hear was that she had not made a payment on her house in nearly three years and she was given an eviction notice three months ago and that last night, new owners did open the house to her granddaughter to collect clothes and whatever tolbert needed and offered her $200. the crowd went to the offices of the investment company, pounded on the door demanding the owner give her back the keys. but the investment company is not the company that loaned her 215,000s ndz 2007

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you wake up -- >> because of the locks? >> the locks so you down. you wait in line?re often many ships, and then going through the locks takes a look at a time but also they should ship goes slowly through the vast lake that dominates the canal. it's a beautiful journey. it was fun to do it on a ship with lots of people pointing out gold hill or other landmarks, but by the end of the day you are tired and you have seen so much, you are ready for some dinner. >> now, professor greene, a lot of the focus when the talk about panama canal, we saw in the present theatre roosevelt's, and in your book, "the canal builders" community picture of president roosevelt but he's not the focus of your book. >> that's right. he dominates our memory of the canal, and for good reason. he, more than any other single person, played a huge role in committing the united states to building the canal, but my book doesn't focus on him because i'm interested in looking at the working men and women who built the canal. part of what inspired the book was thinking that the united states was bril

i've been locked up ever since. >> once locked up, marcus was quick to develop prison romances and is currently on her third prison marriage. >> i see him as a man, a straight man, that's how i see it. you know? he's a man. he's my husband. i'm a woman, and i'm his wife. let me wrap my hair down. we exchanged vows, you know. he opened his heart to me, i opened my heart to him and we vowed to be best friends for life. >> marcus' husband is new to prison relationships and has asked that his identity not be revealed. >> i have a son that is 20 years old that i feel like wouldn't understand the situation right now. that's the only reason that my identity is hidden. i never thought in a million years i'd be in a relationship like this. in prison it seems like she's the woman, i'm the man and we're in a relationship. she's gay. that's it. on the outside, i'm gay. she's gay. i ain't never been day. i still haven't been able to accept that. >> i'm his first. i'm his first prison wife. and i can understand why he's a little shaky about it, you know what i'm saying? >> marcus is in ad seg for g

the cockpit door was closed and locked. the passenger was rude to the crew using inappropriate words and language. what does cool baby have to say about this man baby? >> if only that was the answer to all of the world's problems. everything is fine. tucker, here is my theory. if the flight attendant was hot, he wouldn't have done this. >> alec baldwin is an obnoxious tool. let me get counter intuitive. can we all pre pretend that using a cell phone on your plane is dangerous. it is not. it is not dangerous. this is a holdover from an hair loom. it is a way to control people. i say free alec. >> sherrod, isn't this alec baldwin's world and we are extras he can assault at a whim. >> that's what his brother said in court papers. i don't know whose side to go on. alec is douchey. but the airline flight attendants there are a bunch of sky [bleep]. >> i love that movie. >> you have to put them in their place sometimes. >> i am going to bleep that. >> why that? >> but i will leave it in, but it will be bleeped and i will say i am

the campus remains locked down.he officer was reportedly shot during what is being described as a routine traffic stop. a second victim was killed nearby in the parking lot. wjz will continue to update this story throughout the newscast. >>> a firefighter dies battling an apartment house fire. the massachusetts firefighter went into the building to help someone who was trapped, then got stuck in the fire when a portion of the house collapsed. at least one other firefighter has reportedly been hurt. no word on how that fire started. >>> a student jumps to the rescue when a school bus driver falls asleep at the wheel. here's the report from washington state. >> definitely a crash. nobody else noticed anything. and he was asleep. and he can't notice anything. >> 17-year-old emmanuel williams was riding to high school. while his school bus was on the freeway. emmanuel notices a bus driver is nodding off at the wheel. >> i'm staring at him. it doesn't seem like we're going to make the turn. then he turns into where i'm a

the cold air will have a lock on us for the rest of the weekend. i will talk about that in the instaweather plus forecast coming up. >> thank you. the "debate of the republican campaign will held -- will be held tonight. it is the first debate since herman cain suspended his campaign a week ago and the first with newt gingrich as the front-runner. commitment 2012 reports. >> with 24 days before the iowa caucuses, newt gingrich is surging. mitt romney is planning catch up. the other candidates are struggling to stay on their feet. >> we need a leader who understands who are friends are. >> the bottom tier candidates are running out of time to make a difference. rick perry made a big controversial splash with his late is that appeared >> gays can serve openly in the military, but our kids cannot openly celebrate christmas. >> he suffered anotheroops moment. he forgot the name of of sonia sotomayor. >> uh, -- sotomayor. >> there's a real sense in your family of what it means to be an army family, what it means to basically dedicate your life to servin

locks of love, getting a lot of love from the girls from our lady of lourdes catholic school in bethesda. and this is one way they're taking part of the spirit of the holiday season, doing something worthy and really making a difference. all through their hair and, you know what, brian? for us, ladies, our hair is our crown and glory and i think the ladies, showing that they can do good for someone else. that is the latest from here. they're here until 8:00. back to you in the studio. >> and thank you, have a good time. >> uh-huh. >>> the charges are coming here. >> -- changes are coming here. >> we have a lot of changes and a warm day tomorrow. you don't need the heavy stuff for tomorrow. we have the rain on the way, too. after that, things get interesting. >> got it. >> cold and snow? we have both in the forecast and we're going to talk about that with you here in just a moment. first, a live look outside and that is a sparkler of a night. there are a lot of clouds and maybe a couple of dots on the windshield. that wants to rain real hard and is not here yet and that will probably take

the lock was released by swell jenkins of stepney green. primate was quietened and with a pad of chloroform administered by someone who lavishes their hair with mr. brewster of german street's pomade. this would suggest that he also sports a waxed mustache. mr. brewster being celebrated for his cosmetic wax for gentlemen. if this was so, lestrade, you could do worse than have a word with harry "the 'tache" wilcox of soho. >> good lord, holmes. your "nothing much" would be anyone else's "a great deal." >> yes, well, i'm sure my men will arrive at the same conclusion once their reports are in hand. >> you will also naturally have noticed, lestrade, that this is the sixth reported theft of a mature male primate. >> is it? six? good lord, exceptional. >> the gender of the animals removed is, i suggest, of the essence. good day. [monkeys screeching] [knocking] >> come in. >> my dearest alice. >> i'm not interrupting your work? >> no, no. i wasn't seriously engaged. just some notes for future enquiry, nothing more. shall we go through to the draw

coming up in ten minutes, we'll see if if the nba lock out affected ticket sales. how are the roads tara. >>> the website is pretty clear, hopefully it will stay that way throughout the morning. this is 80 westbound on the left as you drive through the maze. it is clear sailing into san francisco. people headed towards highway 17, let's head over to rosemary, still cold out there. is. >> it is a killly one -- >> it is a chilly one. we have some patterns taking place and let's look at the satellite. those clouds came through yesterday. we woke up with mostly clear but we have a bit of an on shore flow, we have moisture and we are seeing patchy fog as well as patchy frost especially over the north bay with reports of patchy dense fog, we know how that does, still sinking back into the lower 20s and san francisco checking in with their dew points up just a little bit, many of us will be a lot warmer. relatively speaking let me put it that way. many of us struggling to get to 50 degrees and many of us will not see 60 degrees today. there may be a little bit of rain whi

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had to lock him up out of population several times. >> the only conversation that we really are -- orocial contact that we really have or anything, as you can see, is yelling. i've had to do things i didn't want to have to do, you know, beating people up and stuff. i was a young kid then. i'm older now. i was 16 years old when i got busted, and they waited till i turned 17 and tried me as an adult. maybe if i had stayed at home and ate dinner with my parents and things like that, and listened to my mother or my sister when she said, mom is worried, and you never stay at home anymore and you're always out partying with your friends and you care about them more and so on, things like that. if i hadn't been doing that and i was staying at home, you know, maybe i would have grown up to be a mechanic. maybe i would have been a guy with three or four kids right now. a lovely wife. a pretty wife, a home. i would have something, you know? i had none of those things, you know, because as the road, the path, that i took. >> joe sears is 42. he will be eligible for parole in 2009 if he can keep