but you don't use a conventional tattoo gun or a homemade tattoo gun. because there's a layer.mic needle, but i ain't saying that's what we used. >> check, two. >> their trailblazing led to some unwelcome attention from correctional officers who searched their cell hoping to find the needle they used before it could be used again on someone else. they never did find it. but turned up some other incriminating evidence. >> and there it is.ç the how-tos. what i just found was little directions kind of thing to the way that they tattooed their eyes. >> it's dangerous contraband. >> yeah, we might not want to have that floating around. next thing you know we got 955 blind inmates and we don't know what to do with them. >> are the two of you it here at limon? >> as far as i know. there's a lot of guys that talk about doing it but i don't think it's going to catch on. but i don't know, it might. i don't know, it's pretty cool. a lot of people think it's pretty cool. they don't want to quite go that far. >> but that would soon change. >> since the first two offenders tattooed their ey

. >> it's a tattoo of a nazi flag.supposed to mean that i represent the nazi clan. the rest of the brothers of the lodge, so to speak. i had this put on my face when i was a youngster. you understand? i wanted to make a political statement. i also wanted to impress my girlfriend, but it impressed her the wrong way and she got rid of me. >> why do you wear the hat? >> because there's people in here that tell me the thing on my face is not cool and they don't want to have to look at it. so i wear the hat and that's peace in the valley. does that explain anything? >> but none of our crews ever had a tattoo encounter quite like the one at utah state prison. >> i will never forget the moment that i first set eyes on curtis algire. it's really quite shocking to see the ss lightning bolts, swastikas, nazi imagery, and with the tattoos all over his face, first time i saw him peeking out of that cell i was definitely intimidated. >> curtis algire and his cousin tony peak were covered head to toe in tattoos. many of which were a

or a homemade tattoo gun.e's a layer you got to get in between that layer. you can use a hypodermic needle, but i ain't saying that's what we used. >> we call my celly hamster, but he's more like a guinea pig. so you can take it any way you want, you know. he was the first one, and he lived through it, so we went on with it. >> i wanted to do a little dye and see what it was like and it spread through half my eye. i said it's a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now they're red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, it's not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> it's painful. it's like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes if you hit the wrong spot. they're done now so i ain't got to worry about no more pain. i don't get complications in vision. i don't see no red. it's all just perfectly fine. i was

they told me he had a lot of tattoos on his face.didn't really know exactly what all they meant. but they weren't good. i have never seen anyone with that many tattoos on their face. >> i'm going to let you sign and i'm going to give you this and let you go. >> don't sign any legal documents today, either. >> okay. >> you've had general anesthesia. >> she's in charge of you today. >> she's in charge every day. i don't have a problem. >> just even more. >> say that again. >> i love my wife. >> thank you. she's the cute one. >> no. you're the cute one. >> y'all are both cute. how about that? , ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ ask me how i've never slept better. together for your future. [ male announcer ] why not talk to one of the six million people who've s

it was a new tattoo.d them to look more closely, that it was red ink. and they were insistent that it was new. four days later, i'm in the hole. phd second major, my whole time being down. never had a major before the last one. but i don't understand why i'm locked down and still they said the redness was evidence that my tattoo was new. and it's still red. because it's red ink. there's nothing i could do to change that. it's red ink. >> do you or your representative have any motions or considerations to present? >> his arm is still red. >> so your motion is? >> to dismiss it. >> stick your arm out. how come it looks like you've been scratching it? >> i haven't been scratching it. my whole arm is dry. i just don't got no -- just don't got no lotion. look. i'm telling you. >> any considerations? >> consider -- what do you mean? >> any considerations -- considerations would be if i were to find you guilty, you'd want me to take something into consideration that you had clear conduct or you're a model inmate

tattoo ink in a handy carrying case.curious as to how old some of the tattoo work on his neck was. it looked a little fresh. there's -- >> yeah, it's old. it's, like -- >> like a week? >> like before this. this is about a week. >> how come it still looks a little red? >> because this is a real tender area right here. this is like a real painful area. >> did it hurt? >> this is a cross. >> oh, that goes all the way down? >> yeah. time to get in touch with my religiousness. >> okay. wear a rosary or something. >> i am. this is old. >> it's not that old. >> it's one of the ones that i -- >> looks good. >> thanks. >> the disciplinary board gives walker 30 days of loss of privileges. he will be without his tv, the ability to order food from the canteen and other restrictions, along with 90 days' probation, meaning he will avoid being locked down in administrative segregation if he behaves. >> i try to stay away from this whole side of the courtyard. >> yeah, don't get caught. >> all right. thanks. i don't like that probation,

there's other people that have tattoos. you know?>> josh pike has known kunkel's family for most of his life. while they're not relatives, he thinks of kunkel as his cousin. >> look, there's my cousin. hey! >> is cecil a racist? >> i can't really answer that. i'm not sure. because of his tattoos? >> yeah, he's got a huge swastika on his head. >> yeah. yeah. no. i mean, that doesn't mean you're a racist, you know what i mean? that doesn't signify that you're a racist. >> what does it signify? >> that i can't talk about. unfortunately can't talk about that. >> tell me why. >> it's like kind of like our thing, you know what i mean? as far as being a convict. >> while pike wouldn't say what kunkel's tattoos signify, he has an unlikely ally in his claims that kunkel is not a racist. >> i know some real white boys are real racists. he's not one of them. real skin heads, they don't get hot, know what i mean? he's a nobody. you know? >> what do you think when you see a swastika on his head and all that stuff? >> first off, i may feel a littl

becoming a tattoo artist himself.ed, he turned to cocaine for several months. two years later, he started tattooing his face. >> is this part of getting the attention that you maybe missed? >> it could have something to do with the fact that i didn't get any attention from my father. however, i always felt fairly comfortable and confident in who i am. i didn't plan to tattoo my face really. i just decided that i wanted an accent bar. >> oh, you got it. >> eventually, a rival tattoo artist placed an ad referring to earl as a scary guy. the name stuck and earl legally changed his name to the scary guy. it became a marketing gimmick. he trademarked scary wear and sold scary bobbleheads. change business decision that later became a hook in marketing himself to schools as a bullying prevention guru. >> scary used to say if we marketed me as the love guy, no one would come. >> and schools do buy it. scary says schools in 19 states, some through taxpayer money, others through private donations, have paid him to come. kids lo

a former tattoo artist.tains the students by playing the bully. >> check out that wheelchair dude. >> reporter: this is supposed to be bullying prevention. he calls it edutainment. >> stop talking on other people's rotten negative words as energy and putting them back out on this planet thinking your defending yourself. >> reporter: his message may sound good, but his delivery is unconventional, to say the least. tattooed from head to toe, the scary guy commands as much as $6,500 a day for his performance. and a curriculum that goes with it. >> it's not your job to make it right, you let it go. >> reporter: for those looking to wake up a community with shock and awe, he delivers. >> i just love his approach. >> reporter: austin, minnesota, principal dewey shara. >> it's not perfect. it's not, you know, some would say not beautiful. maybe a little shocking to look at. but it gets everyone's attention. >> oh! i role play my behavior based on my young adult years where i would find fault with people no matter w

he was supposed to do some tattoos.was going to get some swastikas tattooed on the side of my neck. he didn't want to run them. i said, well, you just need to give me my money back. he didn't want to do it. i pulled out a box cutter and i cut the side of his throat. and he went running away and tried to run behind an officer. like an officer is going to stop me [ bleep ]. they put him on a helicopter, flew him to the hospital, did some kind of surgery, put his jugular vein back together. >> our producer learned that the total debt owed to parker was $60, payable in snacks and toiletries purchased at the prison canteen since inmates are not allowed to carry cash. but behind bars, the true value of a tattoo can only be determined by the person who wears it. >> why did you want to get a swastika on your neck? >> because i just thought it would look cool. i like -- i wanted to get two of them on each side, like frankenstein bolts, big swastikas. just to let everyone know i'm a racist son of a bitch, you know? >>> coming up.

you had tattoos removed, didn't you? >> yeah. >> what kind of tattoos were they will?re on my arm. i knew i was going to do better in life. that's why i removed the gang tattoos because you know, the gang is not here helping me right now. >> okay. is there anything else you want to tell me today. >> regardless of if i go home today or two weeks from now, when i get out, i'm going to go to school and be the positive person. ájáu$e person that i became. >> there's a whole bunch of stuff i could say to you today, rod. i know it was huge for you to remove the gang tattoo which speaks volumes to me after doing this job for 26 years, i don't think -- i'm sure there's somebody out there that has but no one i'm aware of has done that and testified that you've done it knowing that you're going to go back out in the same city that you were in when you belong to the the gang and maybe take your chances of what denouncing might do to you today. you're like this close to succeed. and you're so afraid of that. that it's easier for you to fail. just think about this hearing today and

>> jimmy: did you parents have any tattoos before? them drunk, they got tattoos and they come out for the "american reunion" premiere a couple weeks a guy and she takes them back. and i'm in a press junket. and they are all tatted up now. >> jimmy: why is she doing it? >> she is joining hell's angels now. >> jimmy: what tattoos did they get? >> my mom got "thug life." my dad got a tear. >> jimmy: we are going to take a break. "american reunion" is the movie. we will be right back with jason biggs. [ male announcer ] there's always something new on applebee's 2 for $20 menu. over there, that's mike. we call him the comeback kid. 'cause he and his buddies, they're always coming back to applebee's. [ male announcer ] right now, it's the jazzed up flavors of bourbon street. get one appetizer and two entrees for just 20 bucks, like our totally inspired bourbon street chicken & shrimp, loaded with cajun flavor on a sizzling skillet, or our tender new blackened chicken penne. we love it when our neighbors come back, so we're always giving th

they say this tattoo is too provocative for children, so, we're going to show you the tattoo, which is little racy. if you don't want kids to say, turn away here. it's of his wife, victoria, she's posing provocative. they have apologized for it. >> jimmy: she's even thinner in person. worth it. we have a very talented young athlete who i believe is thus far tattooless on our show tonight. from the ncaa champion kentucky wildcats, anthony davis is here. [ applause ] 19 years old. 19 years old, already, he's got one national title and one eyebrow, so -- [ laughter ] he's expected to go first in the nba draft this year, where he will make a lot of fun. you know, speaking of money. there's an interesting story developing after last weekend's mega millions. three people won it. nobody has come forward. a woman that works at a mcdonald's in maryland claims she has a winning ticket and she does not plan to share the money with cowork earls she entered in the lottery pool with. first, she said she had the ticket in her apartment, i think. then she said she's hiding it until everyone calms down

a former tattoo artist.rtains the students by playing the bully. >> check out that geek in the wheelchair, dude. >> this is supposed to be bullying prevention. he calls it edutainment. >> stop taking on other people's rotten, horrific negative words as energy and putting them back out on this planet thinking you're defending yourself. >> his message may sound -- but his tlifry is unconventional. to say the least. >> oh. >>> tattooed from head to toe, the scariy guy commands as much as $6,500 a day for his performance. and a curriculum that goes with it. for those looking to wake up a community with shock and awe, he delivers. >> i just love his approach. >> austin, minnesota, principal dewy. >> it's not perfect. it's not, you know, some would say not beautiful. maybe a little shocking to look at. it gets everyone's attention. >> i role play my behavior based on my young adult years where i would find fault with people no matter what. their height, short, tall, skinny, fat, blondes and bald guys. >> scary has

. >> reporter: the reporter matched tattoos to graces tattoos. some of her friends just broke down and started really losing it. >> reporter: she got her tattoos at inkies studio at fremont and here too they remembered. >> definitely grace was a lot larger than life. >> reporter: one of kim's tattoos read faith. >> she's an angel and she was just somebody that i wish i got to say goodbye to. >> reporter: grace kim graduated from foothill high school in pleasanton five years ago. her friends have organized a fund for her funeral expenses and for her family. live in union city, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at 10:30 we will look at all seven people killed on sunday night's shootings and the families left behind the cope. >>> a teenager had to be rescued from the cold waters at the pacific at lands end. diners at the cliff house spotted the teen below. the teen was stuck near the ruins of the old sutro bathhouse. the teen was stranded when the tide came in. he was taken to the hospital for exam national but did not appear to be seriou

. >> thinking about getting a tattoo? better think twice.cent study shows that 1 in 5 people who get tattoos wish they hadn't. and with the rising popularity of tattoos, researchers predict that more and more people will regret their decision in the future. >> looking for a better way to fill your spare time? christian will show us how some teens spend their days volunteering at the zoo. and this story may just moo-o-o-o-ve you. >> aggie the cow is a star at the prospect park zoo. >> [ moos ] she even gets her own fan mail. >> she's a dexter cow. she's from southern ireland. >> you can learn about aggie and the other animals at the zoo from discovery guides like vanessa. >> as a discovery guide, i inform people about the animal facts, i show them how to feed the animal, and i talk to them. >> there are anywhere from 25 to 50 discovery guides working at a time. many are given school credit for their work. >> some of the kids are coming through internship programs, which basically means they get out of school early, or maybe they don't go to s

. >> reporter: the reporter matched tattoos to graces tattoos. some of her friends just broke down and started really losing it. >> reporter: she got her tattoos at inkies studio at fremont and here too they remembered. >> definitely grace was a lot larger than life. >> reporter: one of kim's tattoos read faith. >> she's an angel and she was just somebody that i wish i got to say goodbye to. >> reporter: grace kim graduated from foothill high school in pleasanton five years ago. her friends have organized a fund for her funeral expenses and for her family. live in union city, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at 10:30 we will look at all seven people killed on sunday night's shootings and the families left behind the cope. >>> a teenager had to be rescued from the cold waters at the pacific at lands end. diners at the cliff house spotted the teen below. the teen was stuck near the ruins of the old sutro bathhouse. the teen was stranded when the tide came in. he was taken to the hospital for exam national but did not appear to be seriou

would anybody get a tattoo to say i love you? any feelings on tattoos for a loved one?mmer went to a chicago tattoo parlor and asked for some ink of his new wife's name. there he is. i guess it's not reportedly. >> where sit? >> on his right hip. it says kayte. a tattoo on his torso. he's 57 years old. they asked for id before they would give him the tattoo. he's very much in love. >> diligent and thorough. >> it was all over the internet. >>> if you wanted to see what all the buzz was about with the pbs hit "downtown abbey." >> i tweeted this yesterday. >> you may want to catch up quick. >> we're hanging now. >> reports are surfacing again that one or maybe two of the main draws on the hit show could be leaving after season three. according to "the daily mail" dame maggie smith has asked to be written out of the show on a high note. she wants to get back to her stage and theater work. and resident heart throb matt crawley may be leaving. >> they have to be in the show. they have to. >> you heard it here first. >> does the show fail without them? >> yes, yes. >> wow. >>

. >> you don't do tattoos, do you? >> no. >> none?i keep looking, i won't find parts to make a tattoo gun? >> no. why do you keep your antenna in your wallet? >> good place to keep it, so i know where it's at. it's right on top. >> i'm going to check on a few things, and i'm going to get back with you. >> i didn't lie to you about anything you asked me about. >> i just want to make sure you're telling me the truth. that's all. >> all right. >> all right. we'll check on some things. >> that's how they do us in here. you see how they handle our stuff? just throw it around and stuff. and then try to tell me i did something wrong. i'm just living, you know what i'm saying? i don't have anything here i'm not supposed to have. all this is official. >> how do you feel now? they go through all that? >> i'm violated, man. checking all my tattoos and stuff, asking me where i'm from. like that makes a difference. i don't have anything in this box that violates the codes here. telling me -- my tattoos and stuff. this is free where i work, you kno

because tattoos in europe at the time were a fairly novel thing brought back from the sailors who had gone to the far east and the islands. and the doctor made the first scientific descriptions of tattoos, he categorized thousands of them, and they were recognized by americans as a source of it, and there was a complete set of dinner ware in this box, and on each set was a tattoo. and i said, what's this? she said, well, he thought it would be fun when he would have the tattoos from the criminals replicated on our dinner ware. [laughter] so you'd be at a sunday dinner at the house, come to the bottom of the beef bower begin krone, and in french it would say death to all officials. [laughter] this is an interesting thing. and it was con stand. you know, going into the countryside i found one of the villages where he committed the worst crime, the one that really got him executed, and i met some old farmers there. and the interesting thing there was when you go overseas and especially meet rural people, it's very difficult to win their trust. so i had to go through a man in lyon who kne

young men and women with tattoos tend to be heavier drinkers.tudy out of france. researchers there questioned why younger folks who had been out drinking and they say those with tattoos and other body art drank about twice as much alcohol as their inkless peers. the studdie's author says parents should consider tattoos markers of drinking. but critics warns such stereotyping could lead parents and doctors to miss other kids with alcohol problems. wow. before we go, our team's top five things of the day. the video game halo four now set for november release. halo three ranked in a paul tri $73 million in the first 24 hours. number four, a judge has forced apple and samsung to settle over apple's claim that samsung galaxy copied the iphone and ipad. number three, the italian government confirms two bodies pulled from the wrecked cruise ship on the coast were those of a missing man and woman from minnesota. number two, president obama today urged congress to help him crack down on price manipulators in the oil markets who helped raise prices at the

. >> known for his roles on the office, david ketcherner talked about getting tattoos and rolling with the rat pack. >> we're going to talk about the oscars and -- but you have five kids. >> yes, we have five. >> the oldest is 12. >> 12, and eve is 14 months. >> and their names are all tattooed on your arm? >> they are. >> in case your forget? >> no. just it's to have. do you want to see it? [cheers] >> oh, wow. there you go. you got -- you just added -- and the newest is eve, the baby. >> eve is the baby. >> how sweet. i don't think we have had anybody take off their shirt. [applause] >> i used to do swimsuit modeling. [laughter] >> we're going to show those pictures. folks, headed out to the clubs, they see you on the big screen and on the tv. what's in store for them? >> i tell stories, obviously, about my family, and then i do characters and jokes, so there's some traditional standup mixed in with stories and characters. >> a lot of people are like, oh, my god, his going to be there, so we asked on twitter, -- he got this question, how would you evaluate this season of "the office"

he's known as tattoo.a place to relax and enjoy quiet time, here's a list of the most peaceful cities. cambridge, massachusetts comes in first place. the edison-new brunswick, new jersey. that is second place. and third, seattle, washington. but not so peaceful cities? i'll tell you that after the break. an accident doesn't have to slow you down... with better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy a car that's one model-year newer... with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual. it's a better policy that gets you a better car. call... or visit one of our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance, responsibility -- what's your policy? >> before the break, we looked at the most peaceful cities in america. i want you to take a look at the least peaceful okay? detroit, mich

. >>> tattoos making mug shots more memorable.ug shot with a message. god on her forehead she joins the ranks of men in mug shots with tattoos proclaiming then genius or reject. >> that's what i like about it. it looks like an actual stamp and doesn't look like he went with the word rejekt. >> a rejekted mortgage application says the website the smoking gun. editors are mug shot connoisseurs. they even appreciate the f word. >> it is simple. it says what it needs to say and guarantees you probably limited employment if you ever get out of jail. >> they compiled tattoos ranging from a toe tag to a gunn in the waistband. jesse thornhill's showed off implanted horns along with piercings and tattoos. >> i am a bit of odd ball, give you that. >> the smoking gun guys are looking for more in a mug shot. >> i want a message. i want somebody to say something. >> for instance, this father and son duo. >> father went with get-r-d u.n. and the father went with psycho. >> but he can blink a not so subtle code. >> too bad the eyes are open. if

. >> right here it's just a lot of ink that they use for tattooing. and that's a homemade tattoo gun. right here is a hypodermic needle. >> where did you niend? >> in a male inmate's cell. you have to be crazy to work here. we come here voluntarily every day. >> the squad must respond like street detectives carrying all the tools necessary to process the crime scene. pelican bay has over 900 violent assaults per year and the squad respond to every one of them. msnbc's cameras were rolling as one of these assaults occurred inside a cell block. >> there's an alarm in that building right there. staff responds. sergeants and lieutenants responding from over here to your left. >> so this is an actual alarm because nobody's waving us off yet. something is going on inside of the building. >> now someone is being escorted out of the building, cuffed up. in all probability he was involved in some type of assault. either he was the aggressor -- more than likely he was the aggressor because he's the first one out. >> one of them had came out of his cell and was

look at his tattoo. only tattoo he would go for. >> reporter: they were among fans that arrived eight hours before first pitch, packing the restaurant for what's a giants broadcast tradition. they have a live home opener show. there's no such thing as too early when it comes to black and orange. >> the friends will say we're at crazy, got up as 3:00 to leave at 4:00 to be here at 5:00. >> reporter: there was heavy rain and lightning. fans say wet weather or not, opening day is a tradition they won't miss. >> national anthem, just a beautiful moment. got baseball, smell of the grass, a whole new season. >> always been giants fans. always wondered what's going on. now i am beating on the arm of the chair. >> something we have to do. >> reporter: split the camera around to show the parking lot across the street, you see giants fans going crazy, chanting. before he throws that first pitch, the team is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the '62 giants, first ever team to make it to world series. expect great

i saw his feet first and i kind of looked up i saw all the tattoos. this guy was huge, 6'3", probably about 235. i mean he was built like an nfl linebacker. he looked like a stone cold killer. what's even more fascinating is what came out of his mouth. >> the california department of corrections is solely responsible for the madness that goes on in this prison system. and i'll tell you why, because when a big white boy like me goes to prison, he is expected to do his part for the white cause and it's the same for the blacks, the mexicans, the indians, the orientals, asians, everybody else. they're expected to go to prison and do their part. why? because the inmates who run the prisons are the inmates doing life and life without the possibility of parole and they don't give a damn about my parole date or anybody else's. and these guys doing life and life without, they're hopeless. they're so full of hate just because of the sentences they have that they don't care what kind of chaos they cause in there. >>> coming up -- >> we'd go for the vital areas,

you see a lot of flash and tattoos and in the clothing. it must've been completely taboo when you started doing the mine in 1970's and early 1980's. >> i think it was, yes. it was, to be honest, all the things i did that were supposed to be provocative or maybe that make me called a bad boy to the french, because some of the journalists saw that was making jokes and things like that, provocative things. it was not as a provocation. my goal is to be known, so i have to make them be seen this way. it was more because of my reflection and also what i was seeing around me. i mean, people were thinking that i was going out a lot in going to all the parties. no, i was working, working a lot. but i have eyes on my fashion. my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you