a szabo wrap. i won't touch them. mean, i've got to touch them, but i don't like to. >> but making szabos earns walden $3 a day, and he appreciates that. >> it comes in handy because i'm indigent. i don't have people to come visit me and put money in my books. you work like a slave, but i mean you can't complain. yeah, it keeps your mind from wandering or getting pressed out because i've got a little girl at home. you know what i'm saying? keeps me from thinking of her too much. pressed out means depressed. some of that louisville slang. >> walden is not alone in feeling depressed about leaving a child on the outside. laron moore's recent self-abusive behavior resulted in his being removed from his cell and placed in a restraint chair. now in a calmer state of mind, he explains why he was upset. >> my son. i know -- i know some way he's missing me as much as i'm missing him. but i try not to think about him. >> moore, now on new medication, has been taken off suicide watch. the jail's goal is to return him to general

szabo strom thurmond's career. [laughter] but at the end of that item that was largely about the mystery of the filibuster was this oblique statement. something like, that are rumors, there's talk that thurmond is not as opposed to black people as it might seem. you could take that to say there had been rumors published in 1940 when he is a presidential candidate that hit black cousins in pittsfield. but we also know that essie mae was already enrolled in school in south carolina at that time and that there are been rumors in the black community ever since then that she was a governor's daughter. vendors a remarkable thing of course that happened, he passes away. when essie mae washington holds a public news conference in south to assess strom thurmond was my father. they change the strom thurmond monument in south to lead. there was a black legislator who said what got to name his other four children on that monument here to we should put essie mae's name, too. and he did. there was a resolution that was passed an