. >> hymer shares a cell with another convicted child molester, ray rowe, who is serving a 230-year sentence. even 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

i recall when i -- i see ray sitting in the front row and when his boss confirmed with me early in 2001 he said any organization can be run more efficiently. we are not saying, that's why you do a business. there's no pretense here that we are perfect. we recognize it's as true today as it was 50 years ago. this is one of many efforts one that i think has broad support and people recognize we had an audit. others have not had a not at that's a well organization should be divesting some of its legacy to that new capabilities and so i grant that people, some of them, it's not hard to be for passing audit and someday things who want to do. and finding the resources as well as trying to make ourselves better in terms of i.t. processes, business processes audit and infrastructure and other things. iis consideration that when we are trying to do all these things at once we know we need to do better on process and satisfy an auditor but it's just as true when we say we need to have less restrictions and we need support for base closure we need -- we have a proposal he think takes a lot of sens

rowe left the game with concussion. and byron maxwell left the game to get x-rays. why is that a big deal?because next week on saturday they play the washington redskins. that means da shawn jackson comes back to town. need to be able to cover him. that is a big concern for them. we'll watch that as the week moves on. and we take a lack at the injury report. the other thing that chip kelly was asked about demarco murray two carries for three yards. remember this as guy they paid 40 million to come here, 18 of it guaranteed. of course he's not playing a lot. they are rotating three running backs not a lot of love for murray. third thing was the poor tackling for defense. you saw it on the touchdown run by the rookie johnson that killed them in this gaming. three topics that chip kelly touched upon. three things they are going to watch as the week moves on as they get set to take on the washington redskins on saturday. guys the corner back situation you know that's going to be huge. they are ready down quite a few guys. >> carroll getting hurt that was key eric rowe with concussion byron max

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row. a live look outside. this is more like the october night than the late december night. here is the ray car, showers, making it as far south. but after that, you'll lift up to the north. it's the situation under the campus of the university of maryland. if you go out there to route 50 with some showers, out towards leesburg that those will be across the river. they are all peeling off quickly to the north and the east. with that said they would keep a chance for them milder. crazy mild and the bus stop temperature, 44 to 55. if you are downtown, you'll be in the 50s overnight as you may need that umbrella tomorrow morning, especially north of town. nothing crazy heavy, but to do some showers. on wednesday, well that'll be the wettest day of the week. all right? record warmth is likely with a look at the 70s on thursday with the record high of 69. okay, 10:00 tonight, 63 in manassas as all the showers are gone and the clouds aren't, but the showers are. and now by 6:00 a.m., the future cast is showing most of the showers north of town. but suffice to say that there will be showers, nothi

ray, we are hoping that we won't repeat. this does not look as bad as last winter. >> i think we can handle two historic winters in a row. >> one person said, i want exactly what we got last year. >> still waiting on that one. the weather keeps going to that. >> that's so true, absolutely. you guys are dealing with rain, though. you barely see out of the camera shot. it is fogged up and we've got some rain drops on the lens as well. taking you to live radar right now, temperatures in the mid- 40s, at least at logan airport. 45 degrees. upper 40s, cooler 40 degrees. still moderate pockets of rain. some areas lifting north of boston. salem back down towards pelham, new hampshire as well, extending into essex county. in between shirley and heavier elements over peterburg, stretching back to jaffrey and keen. going 128, routes 3, quincey to holmes, down into marshfield as well. it's just damp raw field. a couple of showers on the cape. look at the moisture to the west. so there are areas of rain that are going to fill back in here over the next several hours. then we'll start to dry things out during the day tomorrow. hour by h

this area is the books that i think are most important are east of eden, cannery row which is about monterey, newmont ray -- new monterey, the streets where the sardines were canned from the turn of the century until about 1948 when the industry really collapsed. so he really put that street on the map. it was renamed after he wrote the novel, actually was renamed after the novel. tortilla flats is about mexican-americans who lived in monterey. he wrote some beautiful stories this long valley, 1938, which are about ranchers and people kind of living lonely, cut-off lives often in the salinas valley. he wrote about people who were suffering, people who were lonely, people whose marriages might not be very good. so pastors of heaven is another really fine set of stories about this area, and it's about a little valley right off highway 68 which connects salinas with the possibility ray peninsula -- monterey peninsula. it's a lovely little valley, and he writes about it as a place where possibly could live these visionary lives, but they don't. they're disappointed in one way, or their dreams don't come to f

row, a loving father and friend. that is how many oill remember this detective killed in afghanistan last week. we are live where tears were streaming down faces tonight. ray? >> reporter: tonight, hundreds showed up to remember an american hero, tech sergeant joseph len, we saw people lined up outside the church, all here to say one last goodbye. officer to the city of new york, he had his heart 100%. >> reporter: before three tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan, he was making new york safer as a detective. that is how he remembers the veteran. >> he was great to work with. he wanted to learn. and you know, he was active. he was always learning and he was not afraid. >> reporter: part of the long line of folks that was touched by his service to his country and to new york. he was killed last week in afghanistan by a suicide bomber linked to afghanistan, now in his hometown, one last goodbye. >> a policeman, in a really tough job, and then, you are in the national guard going to the toughest places on the planet. you know, so this was really an extraordinary human being. on every level and you get that from his wife, you get that from >> reporter: the de

rowe price. invest with confidence. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> happening now, breaking news, radicalized to kill. the fbi says the san bernardino attackers embraced the ideology of terrorists well before they committed a massacre. were they committing a rampage when this photo was taken of them entering the united states? >>> deadly discovery. investigators found many more pipes that could have been used to build bombs in the killers' home. we have new information about their weapons and

in a row, private sector job growth, 10% in 2009, the unemployment rate, now we've seen five and a half straight years of private sector growth to the tune of 13.5 million jobs. >> you can see ray's full interview with the interview tomorrow night at 6:30 eastern on "inside story." >> black friday marked a new record for gun background collection in the u.s. the f.b.i. processed over 185,000 background checks for potential gun owners last friday, up 5% from last year. the previous record was set december 21, 2012, the day after new town elementary saw that massacre. >> guns are up for debate in n.h.l. stadiums, some asking to let off duty officers bring in fair arms. it is currently banned. >> since 2013, the nfl has banned anyone not specifically hired to work security at its games from carrying guns into its venues. in days following the paris attacks, the fop sent a letter to nfl commissioner roger goodell by the f.o.p. urging a change, saying not allowing them to be armed could leave fans and players in danger. isil pick targets based on how much damage they can inflict. there have been similar appeals to the league. georgia carry said repealing the stadium ban makes sense. >

row seed won one preceding him. >> reporter: commissioner bill bratton versus former police commissioner ray kelly. it has to do with the numbers reported at headquarters. crime statistics. former police commissioner ray kelly says that it looks like the nypd is manipulating shooting statistics to make it looks like new york city is safer than it is. commissioner bratton fired back saying ray kelly has given limited details on his claims. considered victims if they're grazed or injured by flying debris, flying glass. but the commissioner says that is not true, the nypd saying definition of shooting victim has not changed in more than 20 years. back to you. >>> let's check in with lauren. i know we've had more problems. >> still big problems on the long island expressway. in both directions out by exit 61. a vehicle fire just extinguished in the eastbound lanes, but westbound lanes remain closed. delays go back past exit 62. best bet is to take local streets. it's clear sailing after exit 61. also northbound exit on the van wyck. >>> a lot of clouds out there this morning. but not much in the terms

rows bowl game january 1st against iowa. it's their 5th rose bowl parent and also keep also to go to the ball game they are going to play in the armed forces drive ray match of the 2-7. that game by the way 42-36. zap yo state when fight their 5 -p 07 record they are going to play in the care bowel against georgia state. >> lee smith telling it like it is. >> let's home the rape is legs stay drive. how many have more games many. they are 4-0 on this road trip they got 3 more tough one is going to be indianapolis. you know, a just roll and we kept talking about the warriors. they wound 8 more in a o. they break the record three-game schwinn streak. you take the 3 games they follow now third at 26 straight if you take those four they get to get to 33 that was to happen the game after christmas 28th if we heard against had 4. we'll see. >> incredible run. thanks jason. 6 months after announcing he had live in his brain jimmy carter reveals new details about his show the to hire gun pan's father talks to an italian inspect. come up next in he says his responsibility plant am l . >>> federal investigators are combing through every detail surrounding the