. >> as the staff meeting ends, the three offenders have no idea officers joseph dye and robert patterson are on their way to haul them off to seg. >> they're going to seg. >> they just woke us up, i don't know. >> this time staff is lucky. the offenders go without incident. >> hold all radio traffic. nonemergency movement until further notice. >> they said we battered somebody, but i think they got the wrong people. >> they put us time-out, but they say we're the only ones that were on the block when it happened. so they think it was us. >> while they wait in seg until their investigation is complete, across the yard 18-year-old justin tries to adapt to living in the gang unit. like most kids here, bad habits started young. >> i have been here a little over 18 months. i'm an imperial gangster. that's a gang under the folk nation. the first gang experience was probably when i was probably 14. part of it was just kind of like another family, and the other part of it was just fitting in. it's an adrenaline rush. it got your adrenaline pumping and i don't know. a lot of teenagers, that's kin

phone costlier texting and then in a half to tell you most people over 50 will not know who robert pattersons as much as you would like to think it now he is 28 years old and just to bieber is over 18 and even he is over 80 dead and think anyone will think that it that is marketed to adults thank you very much so when you looked at all these factors there is heavy duty marketing. >> i will sneak a question in before senator nelson. >> i started at 23 and a fair amount of time. >> you are using e-cigarettes to get rid of your cigarette? >> how long have you been doing it? what do you notice? >> to be honest. >> i think you are all talking into the clouds in terms of facts. saying something they should not be saying but it to your credit you're trying to get off of tobacco so how does the ted help you do that? >> maya and personal story i was smoking a pack and a half of cigarettes per day but now i will smoke five tobacco cigarettes per week or sometimes nine and it makes it very difficult it was not my intent necessarily but it is difficult to go back as consistently as you were. >> today al

patterson? >> one of the problems with that question is that i don't know if the names of these young movie stars that are out there. [laughter] mine are communism our heroes were robert redford and harrison ford, and they are too old to play jack patterson, so who would you like to see? [inaudible] >> i really don't, i would be so lucky as to have that problem, and i would be glad to have it. [inaudible] you said that you'd written a nonfiction, and i know that you have, but you have always thought about writing fiction? because i find that fiction is just as hard to write as nonfiction. it is more fun, but it is a difficult to write. so which do you prefer, and had you thought about writing fiction earlier in your life? >> well, i was a lawyer so we wrote fiction all the time. [laughter] but every brief filed was pure fiction, you know, but yes, i guess, i mean one thing about nonfiction is you know the facts, you do your research, usually you can follow a timeline. so that part is easy. i always felt like i wanted to tell a story. i don't know why, and that's why i felt like it was so much more fun. and now that i've started it, i wouldn't do it. the other part was