mr. bailey stomped his head.and he hit the offender with the mop bucket, he fell down and then his head was on the bucket and then according to the offender, he thinks that mr. bailey stepped on his head while his head was on the bucket. >> we spotted bailey on his way back to the prison segregation unit. >> you ain't ran professional. i'm about to change the format up in this, [ bleep ] you. >> a few days later, bailey told us prison officials had the wrong man. >> the guy got hurt pretty bad, and they figured because of my history and my reputation and my presence there that i would have to be somehow involved in that. i was never involved in anything. they just snatched me up as a result of my reputation proceeding me. >> bailey claimed he was not only innocent of the assault but had actually tried to help the victim. >> first thing i did is say, hey, you guys, this guy is in here on the floor spitting up blood. i did that, and as a result, this is the thanks i get? all because of my reputation being, he's thi

mr. bailey, how do you know the name?iled and went -- and scurried over to a file cabinet and opened a drawer and flipped through the index cards for a couple of minute until he found the one he was looking for. he took it out, held it up, read it, and walked across the room to one of the big cabinets, opened up a drawer, i saw it was a drawer full of forks, knives, spoons. and dug around in for a couple of minutes, and pulled out a fork. he held the fork up, inspected it for a minute, then crossed the room with a look on his face. he handed it to me. i took a look at the fork, the dark oxidized but in perfect condition, and it had a six-digit serial number ton and four letters. wnuk. and he showed me the index card, and it say wnuk joseph, s. fork found november 5, new york. he had a tremendous amount of information on joe. he had the date of enlistment, which was april 27th, 1917 at philadelphia pa. he had the citation. he won a silver star. he had the date he was wounded june 11, 1918, the location he was wounded and o

mr. smith limiting him to three tasks. champ bailey got burned repeatedly last year by torrey smith.omes over here and jack del rio said if you are not ready to be coached, don't come here. you did not play well last year in philadelphia. i can fix it if you're willing to be coached hard. that's what he's done. >> al: dlals claallas clark. third and seven next. i'll tell you, it's been a coverage to watch. there's identified backers. after champ returns. >> cris: he throws and that's caught. the first down as dallas clark made the catch outside the 20 yard lines. 2 1/2 to go, 2/14. >> did a good job of working back. the only thing that saves you, you see some of the infighting. it's all undercut. >> al: ravens first down. getting there simultaneously with the ball was duke ihenacho making contact with dallas. an illegal second down. when you watch a film of him he comes out of nowhere. think of guys like john lynch that could start 15 minutes off the ball and make it a play. >> al: mike adams. second down and 10. incomplete. intended for marlon brown. covered by toby carter. >> cris:

bailey. why don't i go into the home? - your marriage is not a place of refuge. - it's night. she's up there. hello, mrs. o'doyle. i presume? yeah, he saw her up there, but he's down here in a pool of light. why does she say she didn't see him? [doorbell rings] hello, mrs. o'doyle. uh, detective stevens, detec-- - i remember. - yeah. uh, mrs. o'doyle. we were just, uh, spitballing out here. um, if you've been on your treadmill, where you seem to spend a whole, whole lot of time, that night when your husband arrived, you would have seen him out your window. - i guess i took a break. - oh. mind if we, uh, took a quick look around? - why not? [door closes] i got some of my old layouts out of storage. - yep, one's missing. - got buried with bailey. his favorite. - which one was that? - number 48, i think. - yes. - and you looked out and saw bailey all defeated and beaten up. what'd that make you think, lani? - if i had seen him, i might have thought how i was supposed to be living in a brownstone on the upper west side, uh, how i couldn't stand one more day rotting in this stinking dump. - wasn't he supposed to get m

mrs. kay bailey hutchison has children, who raised them and where are they today? >> i have 212-year-olds. i have bailey and houston. he is named for sam houston in my great-grandfather charles taylor. they are in dallas where i live. that is where i spend most of my time. they are great kids. i have had an enrichment in my life. to be able to have these children and be a great part of their lives. they are in school in dallas. >> next up is gone in fort worth texas. >> caller: hello, you had mentioned sam houston in the tragedy involved with him. i was wondering if you could talk more about what that was. also i have converted and become a baptist and i was wondering if you knew any issues about influential issues on conversion. >> sam houston converted to baptist? >> oh, yes. he was catholic at one time, baptized at another because that is part of mexico. and margaret did have an influence on him. he would write her letters, she did have an influence and he would write about what the pastor said in washington dc and she was a devout baptist. >> wireless this cath