. >> in the shadow of the wasatch mountains, just south of salt lake city, lies utah state prison, or usp. originally built in 1951 this enormous institution has grown to cover over 680 acres. >> i've been at the utah state prison for over 25 years. during that time, we've gone from 1,200 inmates to almost 4,000 here. >> warden clint friel is tasked with the responsibility of running seven different facilities that house every variety of inmates. from gang units, to female offenders to death row, usp holds it all. the facilities at usp have earned their monikers from the surrounding mountain ranges with names like wasatch, oqirrh, timpanogos and uinta. building uinta-5 houses the receiving and orientation, or r&o. >> uinta-5 is probably a time when they are most afraid. it's when they first hear the slamming of the doors, see the officers. and it can be a very difficult time for the inmates. >> after 20 years in the corrections business, lieutenant dale whitney knows that the first few moments with an inmate can be the most dangerous. >> we don't know when these guys came in, what the

the places that would like to see snow this time of year, the higher elevations in the rockies, the wasatchah. the cold air is a little bit in place. missoula cold this morn, but in general, the warm has been west. i want to show you one troubled spot. very heavy rain fell overnightt. some yare yauz over 4 inches. over beaumont, scattered showers across arkansas and louisiana. then we'll turn our eyes to the next storm. right now, bringing snow across the canadian rockies but it's going to dive down for everybody in the west. right now, winter storm warnings across areas of western montana, and central and eastern parts of the area. take look at what the forecast radar does. pulls the storm out here, so by monday morning, snow falling across the higher elevations in and across the pacific northwest. it continues all throughout the day on monday to pull down across the southwest and then heavy snow across the high plains. it's mostly going to be a higher elevation mountain area, but those are the ski areas that love snow early on. >> college kids tossing back a couple of beers, nothing new,

enough cold air that all the way from sawtooth to the river mountains and front rain and gunnison and wasatch, look for snowfall an higher elevations expecting maybe 10 inches. dallas expecting a high of 75. in the i-95 corridor, new york city, 69 degrees expected and wshed 27. and atlanta is cooler with 76. back to you. >> i would be remiss if i did not mention the biggest news of the 4:00 hour right now which is the two giant epic comebacks by the two biggest teams in professional sports. >> big papi! >> it's not over until big papi says it is. he saved the red sox from oblivion. >> i was waiting. i was waiting. >> i'm like, i can't even complete a sentence! i'm so tired. tom brady with like last-second touchdown drive to win for the patriots. this is a very good day, folks. glad you're sharing it bus. >> where is your little figurine? >> i'm lucky i'm wearing pants. >> we are lucky he is wearing pants this morning! that is the big news of the day! >>> 10 minutes after the hour right now. coming up. >>> justice is going to be when some judge lowers his gavel and says, "you're going to jail

bring rain and snow and cold conditions continuing here across much of the rockies in through the wasatch. ahead of that front, some showers across. texas just want to keep those umbrellas handy in you're out and about in the austin area. the pacific northwest it is still cool and damp. i mean, these temperatures are on the coolish side across much of t of the pacific northwest on friday. pretty nice across southern california and upper 60s there. cool for them. across the southeast incredible temperatures. 79 in atlanta and perfect conditions. 83 in memphis. should make it up to 87 in dallas and houston and hot and sticky there and cool and gray and damp in the northeast. i hope you guys have your sweaters handy. back to you. >> actually, i thought it was kind of warm this morning when i walked out. maybe i'm a little crazy. >> other things going on there, i'm sure. >> apparently. i don't know what you mean by that! >>> coming up, angry and ignored. >>> three rabbis accused of kidnapping and torture for the price. who paid the holy men to get them help from hit men. that's coming up next

>> just 18 miles north of salt lake city, bountiful utah is built into the foothills of the wasatch mountainsommon, most locals know how to handle driving in it. but on january 21st, 2012, freak rain in bountiful makes route 400 conditions worse than usual, according to longtime resident, dave kitchen. >> it was just pouring rain. what you'd normally see in late spring some place. then it changed to snow, just like started out with like a layer of slush, and then the temperature dropped fast enough that that slush just turned to ice. i've never seen anything like that here. >> and as heavy snowfall covers the icy road, neighbor rhee braby just happens to be videotaping at the right time. >> my parents were in the caribbean and my dad just -- i had just gotten off the phone with my dad and he was telling me how great the weather was there. so i was making a video to send to him to show him what he was missing. >> just as rhee is capturing the freezing weather, a white saturn barrels down the hill toward a honda suv, stuck in the middle of the road. >> watch out! >> rhee alerts motorists talkin

so, from western montana, bozeman and billings and all the way down to the wasatch and the front rangeght have seemed that winter arrived early, but wait, it could get worse across the interior west and we could see as much as a foot of snowfall. don, back to you. >> all right, karen, appreciate that. stay warm out there. >>> halloween is coming up, and temperatures really tell us that. i would dad, a little early, though, we can give him a pass, he has a good excuse. he traded his fatigues for a spider-man costume to surprise his daughter jessie. just got home from deployment in afghanistan. jessie had no clue he was back. the mask came off and then the tears poured out. we think we even saw the sergeant get a little misty as well. i'm don lemon, i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. we'll go to sanjay for a little bit. >>> and a programming note for uf, watch anthony bourdain "parts unknown south africa" at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i'll see you back here live at the top of the hour. >>> two big news making interviews to get to today including my candid conversation with former vic