this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile extended stay." >> pendleton juvenile correctional facility, one of america's largest maximum security juvenile prison. here, teams serve their time behind razor wire while staff attempt to rehabilitate and educate, over 300 male offenders. >> [ bleep ]. kkk. drop it. >> some are harder than others. unlike adult prisons staff here must deal with impulsive teen behavior that can escalate without warning. >> six months of shooting inside of pendleton, we witnessed all of this and more. >> these youngsters here when they simply get angry and go from 0 to 60 in a second, they simply react and then they think about the consequences and how they're going to get out of it. >> lieutenant gary burke supervises the segregation unit at pendleton. when an inmate acts out in the general population, he's moved to seg for the safety of offenders and staff. most kids who come here are still a long way from rehabilitation and their defiance can cause added pressure for officers. >> the challenge is bring your "a" game when you come to work. bring your "a" game. >>

all right. >> randall sawyer is the charge nurse in pendleton's medical unit. here staff sees more than 150 offenders a day for everything from daily med distribution to serious offender battery. self-cutting is also no surprise. >> a lot of them will cut on themselves for self-mutilation to relieve the anger. they say it just feels good. and it's sad that they have resulted in that, instead of just coming down here to talk to one of the medical staff. >> what are you doing in here to yourself? >> nothing. >> they say you punched yourself. >> that was last night. >> they say you were in heerg punching on yourself. >> i hit myself one time. >> why are you hitting on yourself? what's the purpose? >> i think a lot of the offenders have a lot of anger here because they have went through a lot of things at home. so when i read their charts, a lot of it makes sense on the why, why they're here, because it's been done to them. they've been cursed at and yelled at their whole life. juveniles, they come with a lot of baggage. >> no one knows about a lifetime of baggage

this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile, extended stay." on any given day, inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile correctional facility, anything can happen. >> stop! stop! turn around. >> during our six months inside, we learned some days can be more chaotic than most. >> control to all units and shift supervisors. >> caught him signal 2000, which is an attempted escape. going to run for it. told the sergeant he was going to run and took off out of the unit. >> i think by 7:30 in the morning, we had a signal jam meaning officer needs assistance. we've had two signal 2000s, which are escaped. >> turn around. turn around. get on your knees. get on your knees. put your hands behind your head. stay like that until we exit the cell. >> it was a half hearted attempt. he gave them a little struggle and they brought him here. he acts relieved now that he is here. as a matter of fact, i believe it's his second time trying to escape in the last two weeks because he's having such a problem getting acclimated with the other offenders out t

he hopes school and counseling at pendleton will quiet his rage.rs ago, before the facility made major changes in programs in security, sanders was part of this attack on staff. >> we was all in the room. and then one of the offenders came up for a shower. that was all before it was all locked down like this. and he ran over here. he grabbed the key from the officer. and ran back to the other side. and started opening doors. >> door violation. door violation. door violation. >> that's when it all went out of control. >> door violation. door violation. >> he came out of the room, started throwing buckets. and some people had mop sticks. throwing mop sticks at staff. battered officers. damaged stuff. i don't know. it just built up. when it's happening, you don't even think about it. i don't regret it. i just accept it and move on. >> don't let the word juvenile fool you. most of the offenders have committed adult crimes. you're going to have some offenders who have the nice streak about them. but the thing you have to remember, they're put here for a

we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest riot history. we had 300 people killed, 3000 people wounded. and we found ourselves, two days later, with the first win division in the seventh infantry division in los angeles to quell the riots. and we discovered that all the individual cities had their on police and fire departments, but none of them had communications that they could talk to each other. so we had to provide the interoperable communications. but we also had a huge a language pis when you tell a fireman fire, that is a different meaning than when you tell a marine fire. so the whole exchange of lexicon and working together, the importance of that, i said personally i would never liked this -- never like to see this kind of situation happen again. it really turns out that the military was actually put in charge of that operation. and i think it was not good for the relationships i

but due to his age and size, officials placed him in pendleton juvenile correctional facility which onlyo 12 months tops. so i think that takes on a different dynamic with someone like paul who is already 12 and knows and recognizes the fact that he's essentially going to have to grow up and go through puberty in a correctional facility. the juvenile facility is the one best prepared to help him through that kind of growth. >> it's for precisely these reasons that paul and his lawyer, monica foster, continue to fight to keep him in the juvenile system. >> we are trying to go to the indiana supreme court to get an appeal so i can get down to juvenile again and change my sentence. >> sentenced as an adult but held at pendleton, he's held in a legal limbo. >> is he a legal adult in a juvenile facility. so we're learning how to deal with this and what this situation brings to us. technically not until he's 21 we could do that. >> i think the juvenile system is fully capable of dealing with this situation and, in fact, they are fully dealing with it right now. he is in the juvenile justice sy

. >> his 22-year-old brother is stationed at camp pendleton in san diego. he'll be going to afghanistan in march. debby park's son nick is a sergeant who has been in afghanistan since april. these two met when they became blue star moms. this are best of friends even though their sons have never met each other. on this holiday, they share the same thoughts. >> that they are safe. they are getting something good to eat and that they are okay. so they can talk, get the chance to that call home. >> that is why they have their cellphones with them. >> it just depends on when he can get a minute and free phone. you never know. >> these two moms know that on this special day, there are others not quite as fortunate, those that lost loved ones, they are also in their prayers. >> let's not forget those families. they have that permanent. >>> thousands are hitting the slopes this thanksgiving weekend. >> both young and old enjoyed a day of skiing but despite the storm the snow turned to ice and slush in a lot of places. conditions weren't perfect but even so many re

. >> his 22-year-old brother is stationed at camp pendleton in san diego. he'll be going to afghanistan in march. debby park's son nick is a sergeant who has been in afghanistan since april. these two met when they became blue star moms. this are best of friends even though their sons have never met each other. on this holiday, they share the same thoughts. >> that they are safe. they are getting something good to eat and that they are okay. so they can talk, get the chance to that call home. >> that is why they have their cellphones with them. >> it just depends on when he can get a minute and free phone. you never know. >> these two moms know that on this special day, there are others not quite as fortunate, those that lost loved ones, they are also in their prayers. >> let's not forget those families. they have that permanent. >>> thousands are hitting the slopes this thanksgiving weekend. >> both young and old enjoyed a day of skiing but despite the storm the snow turned to ice and slush in a lot of places. conditions weren't perfect but even so many re

and the articles of the volunteers -- 75 that we can name, not to mention everyone down in camp pendleton, it was a celebration. when we were writing thank-you letters, we were trying to get at some facts. one of the things that charlotte said, when she was addressing the opening reception, it was one of the hard core things. humanitarian response. i wanted to make sure that not one of our sailors purchased a beer in town. and it happened. they were all telling us that we had really turned around their opinion of san francisco. we do have a quirky reputation. which is being nice. but we have really turned around that reputation. i think that our city fathers, the people that run the city, are in a better position to do that. i think is very important to understand -- is not nice to talk about money, but it is important to understand the economic impact that the port has on the city. we had over 1.2 million visitors. we cannot really quantify it. what i can tell you is that we had over 20,000 human beings boarding our ships on saturday and sunday. 20,000. 13,000 alone boarded 32. we had 14

and the articles of the volunteers -- 75 that we can name, not to mention everyone down in camp pendleton, it was a celebration. when we were writing thank-you letters, we were trying to get at some facts. one of the things that charlotte said, when she was addressing the opening reception, it was one of the hard core things. humanitarian response. i wanted to make sure that not one of our sailors purchased a beer in town. and it happened. they were all telling us that we had really turned around their opinion of

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. >> reporter: his 22-year-old brother, kirk, is stationed at camp pendleton in san diego. he'll be going to afghanistan in march. debbie's son, nick, is an arm sergeant. he's been in afghanistan since april. >> we're done. >> reporter: these two met when they became blue star moms. they've become best of friends, even though their sons have never met each other. on this holiday, they share the same thoughts. >> that they're safe and that they're getting something good to eat and that they're okay. >> that as many of the guys and girls over there can talk to -- can get the chance to call home, that they get the phone call. >> reporter: that's why they always have their cell phones with them. >> it just depends on when he can get a minute, when there is a free phone. you just never know. that's why you always have the phones. >> reporter: these two moms know that on this special day, there are others not quite as fortunate. those who lost loved ones. they are also in their prayers. >> let's not forget those families. they have that permanent empty chair at the table. >> repo

has moved out, and we're going to see just, already i should say, a seeing a few light showers, pendletonant county seeing that, but very light in nature.e. yesterday's high, 55 degrees,55 straight across the board. temperatures about 1-2 degreess from where we should be for the average normal for the day, soso pretty much where we should havl been.be 53 for dulles, 57 norr fredericksburg. 54 at baltimore, and 53 right now at national airport.rp look at orthis dividing line and look at the temperatures. 20s and 30s, single digits, you know we're glass we're not here. 1, i'm happy we're not there. this is where we have the cold front right now. so there's a lot of cold northerly air settling its way down on the back side of the front. however, as we look on the areat to the east, we're getting a southerly wind flow, and that'sd two to warm us up, even though we're dealing with clouds. but the front will come and stall out into the course of the next day, we're going to end up seeing rain showers. as it moves through into thegh course of itoday, into tonight, we expect to see some rain. rai

the driver was taken to the camp pendleton hospital and two passengers wound up with minor injuries.the foundation of this building in a shopping mall causing it to partially collapse. you can see what's lests of the roof and walls. cleanup work will be happening all weekend. firefighters have inspected other buildings after discovering new smaller sinkholes. >>> this may be going a bit too far. we know the day after thanksgiving is known as black friday, when the stores have the really good deals. can you believe people are already camping out for friday's deals? this is what it looks like outside one best buy store in

room where an inmate and gilchrist, i observed gilchrist on his knee, his face and hands were in pendleton'stch area. signed by officer bartholomew. >> i'm going to say not guilty. it didn't look like what it was. the video cabinet is tall. he was standing there watching the movie, rewinding it. i was in the bottom half of the cabinet. i was putting away videos we had already seen. and the officer came walking by. i knew it looked bad. i told him right -- >> certainly seems like there's sufficient evidence that there was something sexual going on. i'm going to find you guilty of group violation number 15, sexual misconduct. it is a class "b" which can be up to 90 days. i'm just going to go with 60 just like you had on the last one. 60 days disciplinary detention. do you wish to appeal this decision? >> no. >> no appeal? okay. >> he's going into dd because he was found guilty of disciplinary problems. so he is allowed two sets of clothes, two toothpaste, two deodorant, one toothbrush, two bars of soap, his bible. and there's what you're allowed. >> basically this is it. you are stripped of ev

the suv's driver, taken to the camp pendleton naval hospital and two marines, passengers in one of the minor injuries. >>> in georgetown, south carolina, a sinkhole swallowed up a foundation of this building in a shopping mall causing it to partially collapse. you can see what's left of the roof and walls. no injuries, but cleanup work will be happening all weekend. firefighters started to inspect other buildings after spotting other smaller sinkholes. >>> this may be going a bit too far. we all know that the day after thanksgiving is known as black friday. that's when the stores have the really good deals. but can you believe people are already camping out for friday's deals? this is what it looks like outside one best buy store in st. peter's burglary, florida. one family pitched their tent on monday. they're not moving until they get a good deal on a tv. >>> well, should a videotape sent to oprah winfrey raised any red flags about a potential presidenti presidential a sassin. >>> the obamas weren't home at the time. now the secret service is taking a look, a closer look at at tape.

the suv driver was taken to the cam pendleton hospital, and two marines wound up with minor injuries.wn, south carolina, a sinkhole swallowed up the foundation of this building in a shopping mall causing it partially to collapse. you can see what's left of the roof and walls. no injuries but clean-up work will be happening all weekend. firefighters will be inspecting other buildings. >>> and this may be going a bit too far. we all know the day after thanksgiving is known as black friday, that's when the stores have those really good deals. can you believe people are already camping out for friday's deals? this is what it looks like outside one best buy store in st. petersburg, florida one family pitched their tent on monday. they're not moving until they get a good deal on a tv. >>> here's a story i want you to chime in on this morning. this is out of kansas city where a high school basketball coach is on paid administrative leave right now after some controversial comments. the coach's name is derek howard. people have now filed a racial harassment complaint against him. the people i

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marines, and then we were transferred -- first italian marines, and then we were transferred to camp pendleton, , staff housing. i have been inundated with military since i was a young woman, brought in oceanside. my first husband was in two t erms in vietnam, silver star, a forward observer. and then i have numerous people military in my family -- my boy friend in high school and college, his father was military retired. and a colonel retired. i wanted to wish you a happy marine corps birthday, sir. your service for this country and its military. and my fiance, who four years ago was a navy captain in vietnam and was under president kennedy -- he went to the naval academy in 1946, came out of the naval academy, to submarine warfare in new london, and when he got out of the military after 33 years, he was in counter- terrorism and worked under the american legion -- host: diane, let me jump in. you have a question for the general? caller: i just want to ask you, what is the nation for women and men in the military? i know the president has any program that you want military women and men comin

marines, and then we were transferred -- first italian marines, and then we were transferred to camp pendletonstaff housing. i have been inundated with military since i was a young woman, brought in oceanside. my first husband was in two t erms in vietnam, silver star, a forward observer. and then i have numerous people military in my family -- my boy friend in high school and college, his father was military retired. and a colonel retired. i wanted to wish you a happy marine corps birthday, sir. your service for this country and its military. and my fiance, who four years ago was a navy captain in vietnam and was under president kennedy -- he went to the naval academy in 1946, came out of the naval academy, to submarine warfare in new london, and when he got out of the military after 33 years, he was in counter- terrorism and worked under the american legion -- host: diane, let me jump in. you have a question for the general? caller: i just want to ask you, what is the nation for women and men in the military? i know the president has any program that you want military women and men coming ou

we see another cross under attack at camp pendleton, a statue of jesus in montana under attack that'soming under attack because of groups like american atheists who are finding one person to complain and so the cross comes down for the majority of the military who happen to be christian. you know, about 90% of our u.s. military is christian. they're in afghanistan. it's not like they're at a base around the corner. we've been fighting these regulations. i think the issue is that the military doesn't get backed up, so they just kind of bend, okay, fine, whatever. one person complains and we punish everyone. >> dave: on the flip side, kathleen, look, many of these troops say that this cross is one of the symbols that keeps them going through tough times and they say their fellow troops, some who are jewish, some muslim, had no problem with it. so why is it so important that this cross come down? >> well, look. it's not attacking christianity to make military religious space that's supposed to be usable by soldiers of all faiths neutral. every service member needs to feel comfortable to

just last week at my web site, i did a story about a cross in california, camp pendleton that's underregulations. >> the thing is these are supposed to be nondenominational buildings, correct? for people to worship? >> right, but the question is what's the point of a chapel if you can't have religious symbols in the building? the military says they have to be religiously neutral when they're not being used for religious services. >> what about the crescent, for instance? is it the same situation? >> yeah, some people believe that if in fact it had been a crescent, then it would still be there and it wouldn't have been an issue but it seems as though every time there is a christian symbol or there's a christian prayer, operation christmas child, the holiday event to gather toys for kids, that came under fire at the air force academy because it had a christian component so there seems to be a -- a thread here and it involves the christian faith. >> we'll continue to investigate this. i'm sure you'll be doing it as well. give us any updates if you find them. >> will do. >> fox news alert

marines, and then we were transferred -- first italian marines, and then we were transferred to camp pendleton, , staff housing. i have been inundated with military since i was a young woman, brought in oceanside. my first husband was in two t erms in vietnam, silver star, a forward observer. and then i have numerous people military in my family -- my boy friend in high school and college, his father was military retired. and a colonel retired. i wanted to wish you a happy marine corps birthday, sir. your service for this country and its military. and my fiance, who four years ago was a navy captain in vietnam and was under president kennedy -- he went to the naval academy in 1946, came out of the naval academy, to submarine warfare in new london, and when he got out of the military after 33 years, he was in counter- terrorism and worked under the american legion -- host: diane, let me jump in. you have a question for the general? caller: i just want to ask you, what is the nation for women and men in the military? i know the president has any program that you want military women and men comin

we were fat, dumb, and happy down at camp pendleton. and then in april of 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. as a result of the result of the trial, we had the largest