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In principals and they used it to guide them in writing the bill of rights, the declaration of independence and constitution. but they didnt enshrine it. they separated it. this religious thing bugs me. >> thats a problem. >> speaking of problems, last word to bill, you have to lie con constantly to have sex, and it is always with yourself. what did you tell yourself? >> you would think it would be easier than that. i am not as much of a shut. >> your right hand tells you you are not seeing any ...

Transported here to linwood and arrived about 10:00 this morning. >> larry: how far is linwood from the courthouse? >> reporter: it probably took them 45 minutes to an hour to get down here. im sure there was a caravan following them. upon arrival, she was processed like any other inmate would be. i dont believe she was given any special treatment or privileges during the booking procedure. because shes in on a violation of an alcohol or drug offense, im sure she was subjected to a full cavity b...

>> ammanda knox is celebrating her 23rd birthday in an italian prison. next year she could have a new cell mate, her mom. martin fletcher explains. >> what amanda knox most wants is to celebrate her birthday back home in the garden. instead there was a birthday cake baked in prison. it is her third birthday in prison. amanda knox known as angel face, is 23 with 23 more years to serve behind bars. her mother and sister came for the weekly visit bearing birthday gifts. >> well sing happy birthday ...

Her cell. >> for an innocent person locked up, shee tries to stay strong. >> its more than 100 degrees in her cell with no air conditioning. now the prospect of having her 26-year prison sentence increased. her appeal is scheduled for october. but the prosecution has also appealed calling for tougher sentence. if amanda knox wins she could go free. if she loses she could face life in prison. to make matters worse, both amanda and her parents face similar charges of defamation, by claiming police...

Joran van der sloot is in prison with some of perus most dangerous criminals. his -- the cell block, ten little cells but only two are occupied. joran and this guy who is reported to be a convicted assassin and he says van der sloot is a psycho path, its in castro castro where a judge will question him next week. police say van der sloot confessed to murdering the woman in a hotel room in lima, peru and is still the suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway. as we learn about his nickname...

Hes either going to be here or lurey gonecho. you can make a deal to keep him in protective custody but that will drive him custody for eight years. i wouldnt be surprised if the colombian guy, the clown -- >> shepard: his cell mate. >> yes. i wouldnt be surprised if hes an undercover snitch for the police. >> shepard: thats how they role roll? >> we do it in the states. theyre talking about whether the confession should be overturned. they put snitches in cells all the time. >> shepard: really?...

>> reporter: when takia patterson got here she was six months pregnant and scared. she had left behind her 2-year-old daughter and thought shed have to part with the baby she was carrying next. >> i didnt know what was going to happen, my child was going to go to foster care. >> reporter: he didnt. at ohios prison, takia had access to the nursery program at the prison, allowing inmates with short sentences to raise their infants until they are a year old. now her cell mates 7-month-old son, hake...

At ohios prison, takaya had access to the nursing program allowing nonviolent offenders with short sentences to raise their children. now her cell mate is her 7-month-old son. >> babies belong with their mothers, whether it is in prison or not. >> im joined here in studio by wendy wilson and mara, good morning. i actually love as a mom myself the concept of this mother allowing her baby to be the cell mate with her. shes able to take care of this baby when babies need their mommies so much. >> t...

Oppressed the people. at the same time, its not clear will sanctions make the guards and others in the regime stronger and make the ordinary people weaker, its really difficult to predict and we have to see what happens, but i think no matter what, as they pursue sanctions and other solutions to the nuclear issue, they have to make human rights a first tier issue and not a second or third. i had a cell mate tell me, when you go back to america, tell others that the country is not only about the ...

The inmate who police mistakenly released from prison, well, they got him. officials say raymond tailor conned his way out of a baltimore prison by posing as his cell mate. they captured him he had home of a childhood friend. 26 years old serving three life sentences for three attempted murders. police say he had lined up ex-girlfriend and two daughters and shot them execution style. they tell us somehow they survived. but suffer from long-term disabilities. how safe is your 401(k)? have you loo...