. >> is that yost?ave you seen him on the yard? watch for him. watch out for that dude. watch his movement. >> we found information, we received a kite saying that if yost gets three feet next to this guy, he's going to hit him. he's going to hit him. >> what's my role here? i'm an [ bleep ]. in their mind, i'm a [ bleep ]. i'm constantly agitating them. and they're constantly agitating me. and i won't quit. >> ultimately yost may not have a choice. >> time's ticking. i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for 20 years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time." >> i'll kick your ass. >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, al

. >> today castellanos is concerned about a white inmate named aaron yost. >> watch out for this guy on the yard. he's calling the shots on the block for the whites. we're expecting something today, but we don't know. >> before coming to prison, yost was a drug addict with a burglary and attempted burglary on his record. when he was arrested for manufacturing methamphetamine in 1996, he fell under california's three strikes statute and got 35 years to life. >> that means i might possibly be eligible for parole in the year 2028. but i'm like 43 right now, and that's a lifetime away. it's an insane -- it's an insane, incredible amount of time to sit somebody who has no history of violence. i don't have violence on my record at all, none. >> but since coming to prison, yost has been repeatedly written up by the staff for violent behavior. >> it's predatory. prison is predatory. your necessities and your wants, right, run on a razor's edge, you know? when -- it's just an analogy, but when a pen all of a sudden has the value of a corvette, you'll live and die over it. >> for the past 2 1/

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. >> caitlin yost is in treatment, but she was still abused prescription painkillers.her just weeks after giving birth. >> i didn't mean to get pregnant, obviously. i was a drug addict. i didn't want to get pregnant and possibly hurt my baby. but she did hurt her baby. she was born addicted to opiates, gig through withdrawal while we were there. >> i know it's all my fault, you know. i'm the one that did that to her. it really hurts. >> kate snow has more on this on "rock center" tonight at 10:00. >>> if you like the heat, you're in luck. we have a lot more coming today. >> i think so. i think on saturday, that's the day we'll feel this heat. if you're not feeling it out there right now, today we hit 100 degrees. 100 officially at the airport. saturday we're going 103, and then back down into the 90s on sunday. each day is also going to get more humid. saturday we could see between 105 and 110 as far as that heat index is concerned, so really concerned about the next couple days. you want to make sure you stay inside as many as you can. make sure you stay indoors. the

. >> reporter: it's what 21-year-old kaitlyn yost is hoping for by getting treatment. we met her at the spring hill regional hospital north of tampa just weeks after she had given birth to her daughter annabella. kaitlyn thought she would go to college, but she tried an oxycodone pill with friends when she was just 15 and loved the way it made her feel. >> i guess it wasn't too much because i started doing it every day. then eventually i couldn't get out of bed without it. >> reporter: she told us she resorted to stealing and using fake prescriptions to get pills. and then she found out she was pregna pregnant. >> i didn't mean to get pregnant, obviously, because i was a drug addict. i didn't want to get pregnant and possibly hurt my baby. >> reporter: but she did hurt her baby. annabella was born addicted to opiates and was going through withdrawal while we were there. >> i couldn't quit crying the day they discharged me from the hospital and i had to go home without her, and it was all my fault. i knew it was all my fault, you know. i'm the one that did that to her.

. >> aaron yost, serving 35 years to life for burglary and drug possession says the racial divide hashan it does human nature. >> a man's history is like -- is racial. you have all different groups of people that invade other people's country that take what they want, their resources. we're animals, we evolve. you have different ethnicities. it's inbread in us, it's genetic isn't it? you see something that's different. all animals are like that. why should it be any different here. but in here, have you to -- this prison, the conditions in here were set, you know what i mean? when prison frzt started, how is it going to change? >> how do you survive that? >> no one wants to change. >> two other kern valley inmates also claim they felt threatened by their minority status. >> what are your tattoos about? >> just white power. you know what i mean. you grow up in a situation like this, you got to do something, you know what i mean? everybody's clicked up. >> that's how the whole system runs. everyone's broken up into groups. theoretically, a lot of people think all these people hate, hate

and there are things like integrity and things like bringing health care llamanat h if're oho b d yostbecause you voted for health care, darn it, you lost bringing 31 million americans health care that they didn't have before. to me, that means you had a great career, a great caree even if you served for two yes. soe'veot to ck, uen at oueeom ahe way in the back? >> yeah. we are all going all the way in the back. gentleman in the middle? >> thank you, governor. righnow there's a revolt in the dmocratic party. leliouf abi inn criticizing president obama for the commercial on bain capital. why are you doinghis when the stakes a so high? ndefoleh balancing the budget onbacks of seniors -- on the backs of seniors who worked all their lives? >> two good questions. i thought -- i'll answer them both, i'll try to be quick. prenba cal wuall dde ide h every right to explore bain capital was governor romney gives that as the main reason why he's going to be able to create jobs. so we should look at bain capital to s if they actually did create mre jobs than they closed down, t shoai why lawa wth

it's why merck a company with the hope of new yost yo osteoporosis drug can jump 170 on good news. sap a german consulting and software company, 168 on fabulous growth on information technology spending while a similar company based in india can crater $4.87 or 1% citing information technology weakness. dunkin' donutss has been a rock star while starbucks wallows as growth gets crimped by a european slow down. but still like them both. the worst of times. whole areas, wastelands, the industrials. sure, we can say the problem is geographic. that's too clip. the issue in the dark geographies is a lack of demand for the products offered. it's demand. it's despair about demand. all the customers and potential customers aren't buying. awareness that many cases didn't even exist say as recently as two months ago. where is it most pronounced? let's take them down. we see the slowdown this demand for oil. something once considered a staple. so the oils and all their acute treements face what seem to be an endless drain. notebooks and desktops sales have been crushed, only some of which can

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. >> in fact, aaron yost, serving 35 years to life for burglary and drug possession under california'srikes law, says the racial divide has less to do with gangs than it does with human nature. >> we're animals, aren't we? man's history is like is racial. you know you have all different groups of people that invade other people's country and take what they want, their resources. we're animals, you know, we evolved. and you have different, you know, different ethnicities. it's inbred in us, isn't it? it's genetic, isn't it? you see something that's different. all animals are like that. why should it be any different here. but in here, have you to -- this prison, the conditions in here were set, you know what i mean? when prison first started, how is it going to change? >> how do you survive that? >> nobody wants it to change. >> two other kern valley inmates russell katter and sean hynes also claim they've felt threatened by their minority status. >> what are your tattoos about? >> just white power. you know what i mean? you grow up in a situation like this, you got to do something, you

. >> reporter: it is what 20-year-old kaetlin yost is hoping for.met her weeks after she had given birth to her daughter annabella. >> what are you doing pretty? >> reporter: she thought she would go to college but tried an oxycodone pill with friends when she was 15 and loved the way it made her feel. >> i guess i loved it too much. i started doing it every day. and then eventually i couldn't get out of bed without it. >> reporter: she told us she resorted to stealing and using fake prescriptions to get pills and then she found out she was pregnant. >> i didn't mean to get pregnant obviously because i was a drug addict i didn't want to get pregnant and possibly hurt my baby. >> reporter: but she did hurt her baby annabella was born addicted to opiates and was going through withdrawal while we were there. >> i couldn't quit crying the day that they discharged me from the hospital and i had to go home without her and it was all my fault. and i know it's all my fault, you know. i am the one that did that to her. it really hurts. >> reporter: she wants

but nothing like a back and a halfp ago n the will be shall doer near the yost. i think think of what of what we saw -- but nothing like a week and a half ago. i think p if like p if -- i think will be like last weekend. >>> we will take every step possible to ensure the safety our people. >> and we've just learned about alarming -- we've just learned alarming news about what police found in the suspect's apartment. m&k/ >>> welcome back. tragic, breaking news out of colorado because of that movie theater massacre last night. just a couple of minutes ago, the police there said the suspect's apartment is booby- trapped. that area has been evacuated. now, the suspected gunman opened fire during a midnight premiere of the new batman movie in you a roy raw, colorado. he killed -- in you a roy raw -- in aurora, online. james holmes, 24 -- aurora, colorado. his name is james holmes. 24 years old. >> once i heard everybody screaming get down. i realizedded seriousness of -- i realized the sore justness of. the investigation -- the seriousness of the investigation. >> yo

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i'm jiewrpen, my name is yost. i've been outside of holland for 36 years. i'm more american in many ways than european. i'll try. but the -- for turkey, first of all, it has not given up on europe. it's important to understands that. terrorist a lot of discontent and happiness about not being able to join the european union. it has done everything in order to join the europe union and is proud of at chai. in doing the measures in terms ofly eliminated serious human rights abuse and other tortures. europe is extremely important to turkey. i think turkey is as robin said is the on. it's not the instrument for anyone. that's also because it has huge things at stake because we're talking about countries that the immediate neighbors syria, iran, iraq. it's going to take the lead of no one. and i think you know what it ends up doing will have huge impact beyond turkey and europe, for example, and so these countries european countries need to turkey 20 the play role. it has a more intimate knowledge and intimate relationship with them. i think they see turkey, of