is a dangerous inmate, but that he's the leader of a white supremacist gang. >> here, yost. seen him out there? in 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 ]. and in their mind i'm a [ bleep ], you know? 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. my liver is in stage two. i'm tired. you know. i can't get no expression out. all my family's died one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >> next, on "lockup: raw." ♪ it's been 18 long years in the so-co prison ♪ >> one inmate's way of dealing. >> every year i change the amount of years it's been since i've been in prison. you know, in any job, any profession, image m

. >> 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 any 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

. >> at kern valley state prison in california, we met inmate aaron yost. who participates in another illegal, yet very common, practice behind bars. tattooing. >> mine's artwork. i mean, i did this myself. >> where. >> huh? >> where. >> in a cell just like this. >> how? >> how? see this cassette player? got the motor out of it. attach a pin to it with the needle. spin a needle on the can, go back and forth. i'll make the ink. i'll burn plastic and baby oil. soot will come up. i'll collect the soot. mix it with shampoo until it's thick, black ink. >> tattooing in prison is illegal and poses a variety of health risks. but we've met countless inmates who have gotten their ink both on the outside and inside. many tattoos represent gang affiliation and are documented by prison officials. most of the rest have a meaning all their own. >> what my trip is is physics. my tattoos represent it. on my back of my legs it says quantum physics. i got an atom on my hand. i study what the ultimate nature of reality is. it soothes me. it soothes me to try and figure out wha

>> i'm speaking on behalf of brenda yost at 115 grand terrace which is the immediate house right next door, commissioners to have board, i understand you are hearing about 125 crown terrace on wednesday, i have a work commitment and cannot attend the hearing, i just saw zone consultant's response on behalf of mr. murphy and wanted to make clear my position on the property. on page 9, it states the former requesters of the discretionary review has ceased their objections, i'm sure that refers to me and i still object the project. i did not appeal the most recent 311 because i have learned there through this long process, the city allows mr. murphy to bend anything he wants with his political connections, i realize there is little chance, i applaud ms. wood for mr. murphy to follow the rules. thank you for allowing me to clarify my o position. >> what's your name ?frjts -- would you prefer to state your name? >> sam woods. >> do you mind waiting just a moment for commissioner to return? thank you. >> madam president, while we're waiting, could i ask that the one document i submitted 11

we have snack table friday here at cbbs3, junk food friday, we may have to add a new flavor of or yostthe table? >> exactly, first, it was all about the special edition red velvet oreo for valentine day. now, we hear, oreo is rolling out a smors flavor. >> wow. >> apparently in the sample phase it features gram cracker flavored cookie, a layer of marsh melone and layer of chocolate. now, oreo won't confirm or deny the report. cookie experts expect, yes very serious stuff here, cookie experts expect it will hit store shelves this summer just in time for camping season, i guess will it be called oreo smorsio? >> also, how does one become a being i -- cookie expert? >> i would like to get on that panel. >> oh, it sounds delicious. >> i may have coined it actually. >> oh, okay, all right. it is all good. >> it would probably and great job. >> and i might need to come up for that friday cookie table. >> you're always welcome. >> indeed, if there is any left. >> thanks, jill. >> i love my smacks. coming up after a short break traffic and weathe >>> let's get traffic and weather together. i k

sources tell nbc news they have inserted a track yost my tube in her throat to prevent infection fromher breathing tube. she will also be weened off of coma medication. >>> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is doubling down on comments he made about president obama's patriotism. at a fund-raising event for wisconsin governor scott walker giuliani said the president didn't love america because, quote, he wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and i was brought up through love of this country. but in an interview with "the new york times" he says, quote, some people thought it was racist. i thought it was a joke since he was brought up by a white mother white grandfather, went to white schools and he learned mostly from white people. this isn't racism. this is socialism or possibly anti-colonialism. >>> los angeles is about to go from no nfl teams to two. it's part of a plan by the oakland raiders and the san diego chargers to share a stadium that's if new stadium deals in their hometowns fall through. the new york jets and giants are the only teams in the nfl that share a

lehigh county da says he's seen dash cam camera individual yost altercation. >> the shook incident that involved both the police officer and the pennsylvania state police trooper appears to be certainly justified under the circumstances that i've now seen on video tape. >> reporter: now we are agreeing with the local authority who's have asked not to name the officer who was stabbed by nichols. we do know he's a five-year veteran of the force and we're told that both he and nichols former girlfriend will likely recover fully from their stab wounds. iain? >> all right, bruce, thank you. >>> happening now, a shooting unside a south jersey security company leaves one person dead and another in the hospital. it happened just after 7:00 this morning at shields business solutions in moorestown. police say 4284 old edgar figure row yes shot his co-worker 3184 old melvin nievez four times before killing himself. on going domestic situation is behind the shooting. he's now critical condition. >>> you know what they say. you can run but you can't hide especially in a ventilation shaft in bucks co

yost, good to have you. >> thank you, sir. >> thanks for inviting me to testify today. my name is yost zachery, immediate past president of the -- i'm sorry i wasn't able to join you in person today. i intended to but my flights were canceled. i began law enforcement dispatcher woodway in 1979 and i'm still there today and currently serve as a chief and a director of the public safety department. one of my main duties as a chief is to ensure safety and well-being of my officers is there. this means making sure they have the proper training and equipment they need to do their job safely so they can return home each and every day to their loved one. during my time as president iecp, officer safety and wellness was one of my top priorities. it's always been a top priority of iecp. it is the position of that organization that no injury or death to a law enforcement professional is acceptable. being a law enforcement officer has always been a stressful and dangerous job. currently the law enforcement community is up against even greater pressures challenges and violence. pol

nor yost real infantrymen because you're only doing it half the time and we're doing it all the time and they were very much proud of they're scruff ins if you like -- scruffiness, if you like, and they didn't like the spit and polish aspect of the guards which rubs right through so even out in helmund people were being -- soldiers being picked up by officers for failing to shave. and the guards thought that you don't shave, you don't clean your rifle you rifle doesn't work and then somebody dies. each officer says, well that's bullshit. it's unnecessary with need to focus on the military and this kind of appearances and smart absolutes and stuff takes you away from real soldiering. so i found -- i've always found with the british that so many factors at work in each unit, and hoyt plays a real part of it. >> host: interesting. and some of those things are things you see on the american side as well in terms of the interservice rivalries between army and marine or within the different units, whether you're reconnaissance or regular infantry or whatever the case is. >> guest: it's mak

coma for quite some time had some medical procedures to change sort of her breathing with the trach yost >> there is a lot more happening tonight. amara walker is here. >>> anderson police in connecticut are searching for suspects in a home invasion this morning. and bomb scare at a bank. authorities say the home invasion victim a bank employee was forced to wear fake bombs and attempt to rob the bank or else they would blow up a woman still in his home. >>> two of aaron hernandez's housekeepers testified today at his murder trial. they told the jury they found guns in the former nfl star's house. hernandez pleaded not guilty to the murder. they gun used in the attack has never been found. >>> four people from the wes le an campus remain hospitalized tonight with two of the patients in critical condition after complications linked to the party drug molly. eight other people have been released from the hospital. >>> the audience for last night's academy awards was the lowest in six years. the broadcast to an average 36.6 million total viewers in the united states. that's down from last ye

my name is yost zachary. i'm director of the texas public safety department and immediate past president. i'm sorry i can't join you today. my flight was canceled. -- 1979. i'm still there today, and currently serve as chief and director of the public safety department. one of my main duties as a chief to insure the safety and well-being of my officers is there. this means making sure that they have a proper training and equipment they need to do their job safely so they can return home each and every day to their loved ones. during my time as president of iacp last year, officer safety and wellness was one of my top priorities. and it is always been a top priority of the iacp it is a position of that organization that no injury or death to a law enforcement professional is acceptable. being a law enforcement officer has always been a stressful and dangerous job but currently the law enforcement community is up against even greater pressures, challenges and violence. police officers face and witness profound

yost, good to have you. >> pleasure, sir. >> thank you for allowing me to testify today.i'm the director of the woodway texas police academy and immediate past present of the iacp. i intended to join you bit new flights were cancelled. i began my career at dispatcher in 1979. i am still there and currently serve as the chief and the director of the public safety department. one of my main duties as chief toyings ensure the safety and well-being of my officers is there. this means make sure that they have the proper training and equipment they need to do their job safely so they can return home each and every day to their loved ones. during my time as president of the iacp last you're officer safety and wellness was one of my top priorities and it's always been a top priority of the iacp. it is a position of that organization that no injury or death to a law enforcement professional is acceptable. being a law enforcement officer is always been a stressful and dangerous job, but currently the law enforcement community is up against even greater pressures challenges and viol