. >> gang violence is endemic in san quentin, even at sny where gang dropouts are housed. >> sny is sensitiveds yard, used to be called protective custody. it's an area where inmates can be housed because of safety concerns. they are called gang dropouts, identified by the inmate population as informants, have sex crimes in their past, things like that. they still have that predatory mentality, just being a protective sensitive needs type guy doesn't make them a good guy. there's absolutely gangs in sny. there's fistfights going on. there's guys getting beat up pretty good. >> i have sufficient grounds to keep you in ad seg. >> gang expert lieutenant munoz was called in to check on an inmate after he was attacked in his tier at sny, most likely a gang-related attack. >> we believe that you may have been the victim of a battery, and until we find out who the assailant or assailants are, okay, you're a jeopardy to our security. >> okay. >> all right. >> we place him in segregation for his own protection until we find out who battered him. it's got to be more than one person. because of the nume

to talk to prison officials, he'll most likely be placed in protective custody, also known as pc or snyshort for sensitive needs yard. once an inmate debriefs, there's no going back. >> i don't like to run the yard. i like to play pinochle or cut hair. i don't really run around in the yard. >> george mariscal is an ex-northern structure gang member who lives in sny. because this yard is a mish-mash of inmates who can't function in general population, some people consider it an even worse place than ad seg. >> this is the dirtiest place of all places. if you're a pc, you're going to be amongst the garbage of the system. that's where we are right now. we are in the garbage of the system. because in the main line if you are not a gang member or caught up in any type of control aspect, dope trade or whatever, then you're nothing on the main line. here you can be whoever you want. you can be a rapist, child molester. or gang dropout, which is me. don't get it mixed up. i'm not a rapist or -- i'm a gang dropout. you can be whoever you want to be. you can be a transvestite. you can be a snitch

how do i meet the criteria for sny?it's all in your file. >> they try to do that because of all the enemies i got. them enemies is some 20 years ago. >> i don't have the authority to change it. >> all right. i'll tell you what. send me over there. send me over there right now. i'm going to go. >> what are you going to do when you get over there? >> i'm going to go in my cell. can i have my property when i go right now? >> yes. >> all right. that's where i want to go. >> now, last time you went over there, you told somebody you wanted to commit suicide. >> i'm ready. i'm going to follow your directions and i'm going to go over there. >> you're not going to hurt anybody or hurt yourself? >> you can't hurt nobody over there. they're already hurt. >> right now, i'll be back in about an hour. yo, man. i'll be back in about an hour, homey. hey, you don't see me -- if you don't see me before the day is out, go ahead, write me off, homey. >> washington has a long criminal record which includes an attack on a police officer. he'

. >> sny did. >> i came back at the right time. >> sure did caitlyn, how long will that rain continuet the beaches. >>> sarah and laura probably the rest of the night. people on the board walk in ocean city maryland with umbrellas. maybe they have the right idea and they are really waiting outt the traffic and come back tonight when they know everyone abandoned the beaches. thanks to tropical rainstorm r bonnie it has been a washout from rehobeth unfortunately alle beaches did not see the nice weathers that we've seen a pretty decent stay here in dc d real nice off to the west. what you see on storm track radar is the remnant tropical storm bonnie is now just arraign storm enough moisture from atlantic city all the way down eastern sure you are seeing soggy rain conditions. a few showers popped up and theu east side of the beltway into southern maryland.he you arern seeing a couple downpours. a cold front bringing us some of those showers. stud year rain is certainly offi to at the east temperatures have been stuck at 60s. raining all day lock long many and we're seeing that continue

. >> reporter: june 16th so its coming up pretty quick whattt about sny into my name is ma we get outn two weeks. >> reporter: all right. two weeks.tw summer time coming up the kidss here. what is your favorite jump do you like to do a flip. >> i like to do a cannon ball. >> reporter: what about sny into cannon ball: cannon ball. ball. >> cannon ball. >> reporter: anything other than cannon ball? >> hand stand. >> reporter: so we're having a great time here at the pools. this week, the mayor was here earlier. she did a 10 out of 10 on her cannon ball as we open the pool here at oks son run.on now, i will say that this weekend the pools are on summer hours so they are only open on saturday, sunday and monday fron noon to six. once we hit june 18th, that is when they will open seven days out of thep week. now, the pool is not just aboutt you know going out and having ag good time. they want you to be safe here as well. lots of great safety tips from patricia atkins who's going to join us a little later. any moreoughts on the pool guides you happy to have this pool inward w eight. >> yes

. >> sny have too much time on muc your hands. >> the lawsuit american university helped heldeld commencementhis afternoon they got a chance to here from u.s. attorney general loretta lynch, she offered advice to the new crop of lawyers. >> you've made the choice to truly live your hot to and to champion what matters. you are the dream, you are the one who still say you want to become a lawyer to help you are the once who say i wantt to make a difference and you ara the once when you are askede about your goal you still say, i want to change the world. don't ever lose that. >> american university presented lynch with a honorary doctor of law degree. president obama is in vietnam for tonight. his first time. he's the third sitting president to visit vietnam. the president holds three days of meetings with leaders. he wants to roll back an arms against hanoi he wants to help protect itself. later in the week the president will attend the g7 summit japan and make a visit to hiroshima.is >>> a game changer likely deaf, he was reportedly killed in a us drone strike over the weekends. ma that targe

mentioned what you are looking o at the whole shrug of moisture remnants of tropical rainstorm bon snyromly carolinas all tht way up the east coast jersey beaches, long island, cape cod every single beach in the northern half encompassed by aly this rain. it was a washout. there's the cold front bringing in showers towards the west. pretty broken line of showers aren't thorps. in the smiled in d dc quiet alla the way down towards richmond. a couple of showers that popped upright over the district huers one on the eastern side sprinkle. same for out west. has you go out towards the t mountains so around win chest, cumberland, hagerstown area hag that's shower there. and there's still zoo chance for a shower and thunderstorms as wt go through the evening withhu tt cold front coming through. 80 at reagan, idea dulles, another warm day. pretty humid. temperatures warm towards west where they have been with the most sunshine in the '80s, 76 in washington. cooler in the low 70s along the chesapeake only in the 60 wheree its raining delaware maryland beaches. dewpoints once you hit 70 that's

instead of effectively admitting they're making decisions while drunk because that's what science shows snythat mean donald trump never sleeps? or does he sleep too much? which one is it? >> donald trump brags that he only gets about four hours' sleep and sleeps with his phone and in the middle of the night he retweets mussolini -- (laughter) >> trevor: donald trump needs a nap. >> he needs a lot more than that. (laughter) but in the meantime, we nu the media need to do our job. we at the "huffington post" are doing our job. traditional media are trying to whitewash and mainstream him. >> trevor: people go what is the line because on the one hand you are saying as the "huffington post" some people would say journalists are meant to be beyond partisanship. journalism is supposed to present you the facts and have you to make the decision for yourself. >> yes, that's what i'm saying. i want to present the viewers and the readers with the facts. the facts are that donald trump is racist, that he's a sexist, that he's a m misogynist. (cheers and applause) these are the facts. >> trevor: and on t

. >> a letters by a local teen a going viral.ing >> sny doesn't show much emotioh he surprised everyonewise words about living with autism. >> and rdy memorial day you are not alone we'll break down how crowded your trip will be for the holiday weekend. ♪ >> a teen decided to skip his prom to attend autism night event put on by montgomery. >> he doesn't speak but he really surprised his parentsed h with a letter about what its a like to live with autism andm deal with police. pol jennifer davis with more on thee letter that's being shared all around the world. >> reporter: his family says since he is non speaking and autistic, he wasn't able to share what he, was thinking unu he year.year now he types one letter at a time and during two and a halfwd therapy sessions recently he r wrote a letter to montgomery police to explain what its like to be autistic. >> talked about his almost six foot drunken toddler body and ia feel like a lot of people when they see that they want to treat him like a sweet toddler. everything has been going on, o, he's a 16 year old boy. he's had the same though

. >> sny had to have most of his sex organ removed.statement by his doctor he's sharing his story to help dispel stigma with injuries too the genitals. >> hope for others who have suffered genital injuries particularly for our service members who put their lives onn the line and suffer serious s damage as a result. >> took a team roof surgeonse three years to prepare for theae transplant. >> 72 we're hopeful with these successes going forward that f we'll be able to open this up to others patience population such as wounded warriors who sufferfr these devastating injuries that can leave them so disponded thee consider taking their lives. >> senate first one wasas performed in in 2014. david lee miller fox news. >> here's something that youmeth don't see everyday. this is chelsea covington ridinc a bike on the streets of dc topless into shoo she's doing is to make appoint aboutoi normalizing the human body. b part of what she calls the top freedom movement. she spends time in states where it is illegal for her to be bear chested i think

. >> sny want to play what?? >> i'm sorry you want to play what. >> i new it was a world sport.ee how this works. wor and the first year we had cheat sheets we sit on the side lines, was that good. >> the parents have learned cricket along with their kids. now they know the game withoutw the help of their cheat sheet.e. now the kids, they would rather play with bat and bear hands. >> i think it's really fun. better than baseball. i wouldn't play any other sport if it came down to a decision if my parents asked me to play football or cricket i would play cricket. >> these kids taking part in the first prince george's county cricket. community of 2.5 billion. >> it is a world sport they can to go a country far far away, but still understand this sport. >> you get enough drama, and a like excitement, you just have to love it. >> its great. i i had an opportunity to learnt cricket as a kid.id its great. congratulations to the montgomery sharks firstirst champions. it started with elementary school kids then grew into middle schools expanded it intot a elementary school league. >> li

a snitch by other inmates and forced into protective custody on corcoran's sensitive needs yard or sny is for inmates that cannot program around the general population inmates. child molesters, people with sex crimes, and people like myself that have testified, we can all program together. >> so he killed a man who he thought was a child molester only to find out he wasn't, and now he spends the next 25 years or whatever surrounded by child molesters. >> i borrow a slogan from the military, i don't ask, don't tell. it's creepy but you just want to push it back and just concentrate on who they are now and not so much what they've done. >> so that's the new brian? >> yeah, that's the new brian. the old me wouldn't have -- there's a lot of things the old me wouldn't put up with, but, yeah, now i'm just -- i mean, we're all here. we're all here. >>> coming up -- >> here we are putting our lives on the line for the people in this country and they turn around and treat us like we're some pieces of [ bleep ]. >> he acted as though because he was a medic in the army that that should give him s

it's a totally different paradigm unfolding before sny's and tweeting about everything before he goes to bed. >> everything. all hours a day he wakes up, dictates tweets, goes to bed hee dictates tweets. he reads every article about him every day. you could argue it's narcissism and it is but at the same time it's part of his strategy where he wants to be in the ecosystem of everything trump and have his own voice be part of it. >> rose: are you primarily covering him? is that the responsibility you have in this campaign? >> i'm not after trump reporter. i cover politics. >> rose: i know but you're doing revealing interviews along with bob woodward, in some cases of trump, not clinton. >> clinton's not as accessible. i've always told clinton sources a and advisors, i would welcome a phone call from her every day. trump makes himself accessible. if you put in a request to trump and he's game to talk about the story, it may take under an hour to get him on the phone. my sense of trump, i have been covering him two years ago, even going back further than that, this is a candidate who liv

yes sny is the ticker and the shares were lower and they are not doing much in response to the headlineskeep you posted and see if they come back with a higher bid or of someone else steps in. alix: pfizer reported earnings and that was a company rumored to be looking at it. it's interesting to keep your eye on that. julie: we are seeing a little recovery today in the markets but losing a little steam as we get underway -- further into the day. the s&p 500 has cut its gains not in half i at least 1/3. energy remains the best performer but it has just about halved its gain and housewares and industrials as well and materials are switching into the red. we have been watching earnings related stories today. we've all state and those results beat estimates and abide back. occidental had a report that is typical of what we hear many energy companies. it's cutting costss and doing asse sales. ali baba is another we have watching with a 39% surge in revenue. jim cheneyenos reiterated his short in alibaba. scarlet: thank you so much. alix: let's check in on first word news with mark crumpton. ma

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new jersey, sun kri sny skies, vineland middle 80s.are, middle 80s for lewis time your wilmington. need it. weather channel on cable. weather.com online. > by the way, liking your amended forecast for the memorial day weekend around here. >> stick around. >> way to go. >> al, thank you. >>> coming up next, a warning that all parents need to see. >> hi, good morning. i'm jeff rossen. coming up, doctors nationwide reporting more and more kids ending up in the hospital, poisoned by pops. i have two lollipops here. one is a regular one. the other, laced with marijuana. can you tell the choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-in-one. our revolutionary mascara delivers 5 lash-transforming benefits. volume, length, definition, lift, and intense color. choose love from the new collection of revlon mascaras. in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. like country crock's recipe made with real simple ingredients. and no artificial flavors or preservatives. real country fresh taste from real ingredients. welcome to