>> none. >> richard allen davis refused to speak to me. he's been sending me letters.haps the most famous inmate, scott peterson usually works out on this yard but today, he chose to stay inside to avoid the media. i had to wear an antistlab vest to protect against prison shanks and sign a waiver. the prison will not negotiate over hostages if i were to be taken. >> very minimal human contact. >> reporter: many were happy to talk about their cases. >> 28 years. >> and whether the death penalty should be abolished or sped up? . >> i think it's a big waste of money to have the death penalty and try to speed it up. it's going to cost more to do that. >> reporter: as it stands, inmates have a better chance of dying from natural causes or suicide. there hasn't been an execution in 10 years because of challenges to. >> this is what i have coming when you told me you're going to kill me, kill me, already. >> the death row is in chow chilla. everyone of them interested in what happens this election day. >>> an art gallery hosted a party that ended in gunfire. ahisa harrington

>> none. >> richard allen davis refused to speak to me. he's been sending me letters.haps the most famous inmate, scott peterson usually works out on this yard but today, he chose to stay inside to avoid the media. i had to wear an antistlab vest to protect against prison shanks and sign a waiver. the prison will not negotiate over hostages if i were to be taken. >> very minimal human contact. >> reporter: many were happy to talk about their cases. >> 28 years. >> and whether the death penalty should be abolished or sped up? . >> i think it's a big waste of money to have the death penalty and try to speed it up. it's going to cost more to do that. >> reporter: as it stands, inmates have a better chance of dying from natural causes or suicide. there hasn't been an execution in 10 years because of challenges >> this is what i have coming when you told me you're going to kill me, kill me, already. >> the death row is in chow chilla. everyone of them interested in what happens this election day. >>> an art gallery hosted a party that ended in ahisa harrington is live to ex

laurura: if you could channel richard allen and his wife, the cofounders of this place from the 1790'n, under slavery, in a new nation, what would he say to us in this moment? so many people with so many aspirations wanting g to make se exchange, and all of it needed? >> well, i think richard allelen wod d say you u have to keep fighting. as i have been saying to my younger colleagues in the streets protesting, one of ththe things that marxist movement black lives matter r -- thatt ms this movement black lives matter is that there's not much reliancece on spirituauality for people's professed faith. ihink that t can sometimes shape you in the wrong way. what informs me is that as pessimistic as the times may seem, people like richard allen and sir alan, t the firstst creatures who preachched on this -- and sarah allen, the first creatures who preached on this land. when it seems like slavery would never end, that when someone every night raid that slavery -- prayed that slavery would end. they would tell you u it wasn't just the civil war, , but their faith in actioion that thought t

also convicted killer richard allen davis is there.-old holly class from her petaluma home in 1993. i-team reporter dan with how voters could influence the future of these killers. >>reporter: san quentin contains the state only death row men in the different housing unit, north segregation, housing unit, north segregation, east block adjustment center, 7 25 murderers. cop killers. child killers and serial killers. joe was convicted in marin county trial three years ago of killing three women he suspected of many more. >> how many people did you kill joe do you think? >> how many did you. >> i killed nochbility i killed none. how about you? >> none. >>reporter: polly's murderer refused to speak to me. even though he has been sending me letters. >> perhaps most famous inmate here scott peterson usually works out on this yard but today he chose to stay inside of the cell to avoid the media. to be able to speak to the inmates hi to wear anti-stab vest to protect against prison shank and sign a waiver. prison will not negotiate over hospit

you'll remember, it happened at a philadelphia public housing development known as the richard allen holmes. two members of the black panther party stations themselves in front of a polling place. i have no doubt they were up to no good, but was it there intention to suppress john mccain voters as widely reported? i seriously doubt it. it seemed like a stunt to get a reality tv show. these two men chose a place where 84 of the 1,534 voters were republicans. not exactly a locale where an african-american running for president would seem to need their help. now, the lead story of today's new york times has a "dateline" from doylestown, pennsylvania. that's my hometown. and the story says this, to carry the state, pollsters say mr. trump would need to beat mrs. clinton here in the pennsylvania suburbs where president obama defeated mitt romney in 2012 by about 9%. mr. obama carried the state by about five points. yet mrs. clinton holds a wide lead in the suburbs. 52% to 26% according to an nbc news/wall street journal/maris poll published on wednesday. look, bush 41 was the last republi

i was reading an article in the new york times magazine in stumbleupon it from richard allen, ronald reagan's first national security advisor he talks about the 1980 convention where george herbert walker bush became feed to get the last minute of a gerald ford. i am curious, i think this dovetails into today when you look at the difference is the gop chair techs about and the i happiness bringing henry kissinger it into the fold again. guyscurious to know, you lost perspective on just how thesef an influence neoconservative elements had on the 1980 vice presidential puzzles and also on the causes trump to a guy like mike pence more go with their foreign policies. reagan's choice of notard schweiker was well-seen by reagan's supporters because richard schweiker rosemont lee moderate side. the moderaten side. tribes pick of mike pence is it interesting because you see sort of a balance a hand attempt to broadeninggates by your desirability to the populace. but sometimes it does not work. interestingt is in question with parents. i think what he did with pence was a guarantee that the

i was reading an article from , fromrk times magazine richard allen. he talked about the behind the scenes element where george herbert walker bush became vp. of that process. when you look at the differences at the gop, and trying to bring kissinger back into the fold, i'm curious to know your perspective on the -- how much of an influence, some people call neoconservative elements have on the vice presidential process and the process of donald trump picking a guy like mike hansen was more in line with their goals. choice was not well seen by other supporters. sweitzer was more on the moderate side. donald trumps victim. -- pants is interesting. there is an attempt to try to broadeninggates by your desirability to the populace. work.mes it doesn't with interesting question hands, i think what he did with him is to guarantee that the convention itself would not be a problem. i think the vice presidential candidate is usual not terribly meaningful during the course of the campaign. mike pence will be getting headlines that would be bigger than donald tr

of the philadelphia housing authority later, the building of two andincome housing projects the richard allen homes. another area that issa just we work in has to do with the and the impact of public housing policy on intra-cross relations. we know a great deal about the role of government policy in creating racially fragmented urban housing markets. we also have a growing body of pelletship on how these -- how these policies created divide. on the way more work housing policies split the black poor and working-class. in atlanta, the city displaced large numbers of poor and working-class families to make way for the university homes housing project. but none of the displaced family found homes in the new facility. the tenant selection process favored higher income groups. 1930's, atlanta's eastside had become associated with what some analysts described as "disreputable masses left behind." on the other hand, the westside housed single-family dwellings class and the striving working class. craftsmen,ded household workers and general laborers. criteria is an important factor in the way those p

tonight's "hardball" roundtable is jonathan allen, anne gearan and richard fowler also joins us. follow our favorite teams. when they have a bad week you keep hoping next week will be better. trump comes out of the convention, it wasn't a great convention. the last speech was pretty good but the rest was a disaster. he's hoping this week is going to be good, it was terrible. >> absolutely. >> what's going on? why can't they string five days together? >> i don't think they can string five days together which is shocking to me because trump is a business guy. >> you're laughing. >> i am laughing. >> you are enjoying this. >> you got to enjoy it. it's comical. it's like a really good, really bad reality show where the main star always does something crazy the week after so you continue to tune in. >> what do you think, it's howard stern? >> kim kardashian. >> that's the second time in the history of the show that name has been put together. put it away. >> trumpnado. >> come on, be serious. why has trump had such a bad week? he knew the challenge, had to get serious, say something i

richard, that's for sure. as for brandon williams, i want you to watch carefully. can he execute press coverage here? and this is on allen. man he's athletic. boom, you're at the nfl level and that's something that he has but he made some decent moves. he was able to run with some of the receivers here is. you see him kind of in a phone booth, actually made a nice deflection here. probably most impressive play is the play you see coming up next, and that is just running with the receiver and the deflection. so again, kind of a hot and cold night for the rookie corner back. but the bigger story, bruce arians is still waiting for his offensive unit to hit a rhythm, get in synch, move the now that will point to game 3 on the road, next sunday, against he houston texans. when we come back from, more from richard, locker room sound, ? ou the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. and insight into the cards game. more in 20 minutes, right now it's ba