. >> hymer shares a cell with another convicted child molester, ray rowe, who is serving a 230-year sentenceen though he is in protective custody, rowe rarely leaves his cell out of fear for safety. >> i don't know whether someone is going to take me out before the day's over with. every time i go to chow. any time any sex offender goes to chow or goes out of their cell. and sometimes even in your cell. can i go to sleep with this person in here? you're pretty vulnerable when you're sound asleep. >> hymer and rowe have worked out an uneasy trust if not a friendship. >> we've managed to read or stay out of each other's way. >> yeah. i draw in the afternoons sometimes and generally like he said, we watch tv. he got the television and kind enough that i can watch it more than he does. for me, with this much time, it's safer to be in there with a guy with the same charge. i can sleep at night. i don't have to worry about this guy going to cut my throat. on main line they walk around, they slide a knife under your door. here, kill your cellie or we kill you when you come out. that sounds like tha

. >> inmate ray rowe shares a cell with earl hymer, another sex offender. >> i have a 37-year sentence. lewd acts on a minor, 14 years old. >> hymer was previously convicted of shooting a man and attempted rape. this is his third time in prison. >> it's like a death sentence because everybody on the street hates me. because this is like the lowest crime any human could commit, which it is. i don't blame anyone. >> this is your book? okay. i'm going to tape this on your door. that's the book that you have. >> trey washington, a lifer, was supposed to transfer to sny for confidential reasons. he wound up in ad seg, or solitary confinement, when he took drastic action to avoid the transfer. >> i cut my wrist with a razor blade. i went to the crisis bed on suicide watch last week. and i just came back last week. they was trying to send me somewhere i didn't want to be. >> we're going to come and pull him out. if he refuses to come out, we'll have to extract him out of his cell. >> trey washington, i'm giving you a direct order to go to "c" yard. >> i'm not in here for no rape, no child mol

the wizards have won two in a row after losing three straight. washington wins over orlando. ray allen says that he is nearing a decision about which team to make a run with. he says that he will decide his nba fate after the all-star break. allen says that he may join a team that no one has talked about. perhaps atlanta, who has the rest record in the nba. mcdaniel the old pass to yourself self assist off the backboard. the warriors still got the last laugh. college basketball. the virginia cavaliers moved act into the number two spot. they have dropped three of their last five games decisively. number two uconn no mercy. jefferson to lewis. 87062, uconn beats south carolina. the skeleton event. somebody left a broom on the track. that put her into the wall. are you kidding me? she is lucky she did not get i bet she still flew off the handle. the founder of nfl films has asked the way. he was 98 years old. there is no question about it he changed the way america watches football. >> absolutely. coming up, a big opportunity for some young hockey fans. why they had the capitals in

ray, had been sentenced to death. they joined the only other occupant on colorado's death row, nathan dunlap. penalty noticed troubling similarities. >> owens, ray, and dunlap all went to the same high school. they all were young african-american men at the time that they were charged in their cases. and they were all charged in the same exact judicial district. why are these three singled out, and they're the only people on death row? >> race is extremely important, but it's not important as it relates to this concept of death penalty. we happen to have three african-american men who are on death row for the same thing. cold-blooded murder. and in my view, it has nothing to do with race. it has everything to do about murder. >> over the next few years, rhonda fields would continue to be an important voice in favor of capital punishment. especially because the dunlap case was about to remerge in the headlines. after nearly 20 years of court proceedings, nathan's defense team was running out of options. in 2012, the tenth circuit court rejected his final appeal, and a year later, the supreme co

. >> before ray copeland could be executed, he died in prison in 1993. in 1999, after ten years on death rowopeland's sentence was commuted to life in prison. >> i never go to bed, never close my eyes, before i relive a lot of my life over, wondering, was i to blame? you know, so why should i have to pay for something he done? if he done it. >> ray and faye copeland don't get much sympathy from the transients who live in the missions on commercial street. >> i hope they keep her till she croaks. don't have any feelings for people like that at all. >> of the eight men on the copelands' list, thomas park, franklin hudson and dale brake are still missing. police believe they, too, were murdered and that their bodies are buried nearby, somewhere. >>> in 1996, two young boys fishing in an ohio lake found what looked like a human skull. all of its teeth were missing, and markings on the skull told a tale of unspeakable violence. police had no idea who this person was or how long the skull had been in the water. >>> hamilton, ohio is an industrial city of about 62,000 people in the southwestern par

ray emery between the pipes. hold down the canadians. the first period of play matt read scored ending a twenty five game drought. the flyers took lead. em row a brick wall. turning away 24 montreal shots in the first two periods but in the third the canadians finally got on the board. he knock in the rebound to tie game. so the game went to overtime. ray made the safe but could not stop the rebound. he saved 39 shots though. flyers lost the game two to one. >>> several reports say the flyers number one net minder had an arthroscope knee scope this morning. the lower body injury will keep steve mason out of action two to throw week. he's 26 years old. left the game against washington on sunday. was held help in the locker room room. one report says it's the third minor operation on the same knee knee. we wish him well. biggest game of the season for temple basketball. cincinnati in team. both teams eight and three in conference play. temple avenging a 31-point loss to bear cats earlier this season season. here we government will coming missed that game. and his presence was felt tonight. he hits the floater in the lane and led the owls with

ray will be working with the people in chinatown so should them there's a continue use so for the february 3rd hearing. >> i know in the past we have not had the ducks in a row but approve the permit. >> the planning and police are the to me need. >> a motion to continue. >> second. >> there's a second any public comment i don't see any on that motion to continue to the february 3rd and commissioner frost commissioner lee. >> commissioner perez commissioner moshoyannis commissioner tan that motion passes next up is whole foods. >> all righty so this one is doing business as whole food effort to revitalize ocean avenue and do their second sunday event first one in january whole foods times to get in on the action so we have a lady for the live permit here not past 10:00 p.m. >> hi you want to introduce yours and let us know. >> i'm the store manager on ocean avenue and we are applying for the permit to senator of o m a and revitalize our cultural in the neighborhood we did the test to program with the painter last month and our customers like it we would like to add live music as well. >> can you talk about the type of entertainment and i've been to this whol

row. there's more facts that will come out. >> let's move on to the american sniper trial in texas. today was the first full day of testimony for eddie rayis defense team. his lawyers have to convince a jury that he did not know right from wrong when he shot the movie's real-life hero and his friend. today, his sister testified that routh was not himself when he came to her house after the shooting. she says he was talking about pigs sucking his soul. at first she didn't believe him when he said he killed two people. routh pleaded not guilty to killing chris kyle and his friend chat littlefield in 2013. the friends agreed to meet routh at a gun range to try to help with his ptsd. eric how's the defense doing? >> the defense is doing a decent job. when you look at the totality of the evidence they have the murder victims texting back and forth saying this guy is crazy. then they are presenting evidence that he was not himself and they are going to present more evidence i would suspect that he had ptsd to the level for he did not account for his actions. so it's a very interesting case to say the least, because there's so many factors invo

ray emery playing great game however he doesn't control the rebound. and montreal scores. thomas, and it's one-one. they go to overtime. this is not a good goal either. although em rowrrific game he allows the puck to get loose. get in front. the they score in overtime. montreal wins it two-one. >>> temple won few straight games the last loss it was at cincinnati when they lost boy 31 31. pay back time tonight. temple played well then led from start to finish. all right. cincinnati in the dark jerseys. and temple off the turnover, gets it down the floor the pass pass, to the basket, the score and that is will coming. he had 21 points. temple led at the half by 11. second half, when it got close they tried to get it close temple goes on to win it, 75-59. they're 18th win of the season season. >>> all right. i love players that when they don't get the money they say they're going to retire. great threat. wonderful that's the case with seattle's running back marshawn lunch whose a jerk any way. when the team goes at the -- hey, i mean it's just -- i've had it were him too. super bowl it's hard to pay everybody. seattle will have to pay their quarterback russell wilson.