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Even afterwards. >> i think the police are doing a good job here. these people that are jumping them all over at the press conference, thats what people have to do in our business. but i am really impressed. they had a bead on these guys back -- they had apparently a violation of their visa agreement, student visa agreement. they were holding them. now theyre offering a rather low level charge to basically keep them from flight risk, i assume. at some point theyre going to figure out if they can...

Now theyre offering a rather low level charge to basically keep them from flight risk, i assume. at some point theyre going to figure out if they can go with stronger charges perhaps involving their motive and perhaps their sympathy for the bombing itself. who knows. clearly theyre doing this plotingly and theyre effectively widening the information were getting about what happened here. >> well, youre exactly right, chris. we talked the other day about it, but its leadership at all levels. just...

Constantly being beat up in the press and they led the task force. its a great job. youve got to give them their due. they did a great job. its not easy on that end either or in boston. the u.s. attorney did a great job. the chief. the follow-up here i think is excellent. i really dont think theres a big mystery of what these players did today. the questions that really come down to the commanders are wheres the hard drive? im not convinced. i dont know where it is. maybe the agents even have th...

Some more help, the whole 1500 block of still meadow. my son lives there. he was on the second floor. that whole street is gone. >> beat up, hurts. but im alive, so happy. i was actually picked up and thrown about ten feet because i was standing at the end of my bed and then where i landed was by the bathroom about ten feet closer into the house. thank god i went upstairs, because if i hadnt, the couch that i had been on when i came down i looked at it, the couch wasnt there. >> this is a horrif...

>> shes on something. are you on anything right now? >> no! i dont do drugs. >> trooper sanchez was the first to make contact with barbie. >> its -- its over there. >> he offers another possible explanation for her amped-up state. >> upon entry she was upset, visibly upset, said that she just got beat up. asked her if she was okay, she didnt want to talk about it. she said -- she picked up the phone, called somebody and said it was her pimp, that the pimp was going to come upstairs and pick up t...

>> yes, sir. >> okay. well have you up here monday, okay? >> okay. >> next is a counseling session designed to give new inmates a sense of what to expect in their daily lives at brushy mountain. >> i try to comfort the guys that first come in because most of them are scared. a lot of them wont admit it, but if they would, they are. just let them see a friendly face, tell them they are not going to get raped and beat up, and things like that that theyve been told. >> youre pretty much going to be...

That educatorment again, i know im looping back. its very, very difficult for that educator who wants to do well. who wants to appear or see that there are indeed effective. who sometimes does not understand the plight of that young person. its very difficult for them to reach those individuals. its very difficult to have someone thats never been exposed to those elements. i know its in part our jobs to bring it to their consciousness. theyre utilizing professional development and also making ev...

When oklahomans see hail in late spring, they immediately prepare for what may follow, severe lightning or even a tornado. >> oh, my gosh. >> but from the moment aaron and his wife jen spot the size of the first few hail stones, they realize this time the hail itself may do the greatest damage. >> my whole family is at the front door watching the wind and everything pick up. >> that is going to do damage. those are bigger -- >> oh, no. >> and then we noticed like these huge pieces of ice just co...

You name it. >> theres always that guy who is wide-eyed who absolutely doesnt want to be there. you get to go home, and they dont. >> such was the case with 23-year-old andrew dykman. we were there the day he arrived at utah state prison on a statutory rape conviction. >> ive done some jail time, but ive never been here before. its a whole different enemy. >> what is different about it so far? >> bars on the windows, its a lot more serious. this is real stuff here. its scary. im worried about ge...

Meat, how to prepare these things. hes one of the best providers of meat. >> alisyn: and apparently you dont need to go to confession today. you can just call the apology line. >> youve reached the apology line and you have a list of people you must apology, not to god-- >> thats where theyre turning. >> clayton: a real life super hero is hanging up his mask because he got beat up. >> alisyn: he got beat up, impossible. ♪ need a hero, im holding out for a hero until the morning light ♪ ♪ h...