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Of complacency and lack of volatility and no correction for a very long time. why are we having this? well, of course, i think the biggest problem that we saw this morning was confirmation of something that we have been really suspecting for a very long time and that is that the chinese economy, the economy and the second largest economy in the world, is really slowing down and that is having a trickle effect around the globe. the s&p, for example, 1983. we burst through the support level of 200...

>> well apparently she was afraid that -- that someone was going to harm her husband. im trying to figure out -- because when she had her first sexual contact with matt right, she said she felt compelled to do it because she was afraid. but i couldnt figure out what exactly she was afraid of. >> well i mean just put ourselves in that position. if somebody is threatening our spouse i mean i would come forward and tell. i probably at that time the most she would get is terminated from her job. but...

Happen anywhere. im sure people in tennessee didnt wake up and think there is going to be a terrorist attack today. people dont think that. that is what complacency gets us. it gets us killed. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. new details on the suspected shooter in chattanooga. now reports that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez follows a top terrorist and his research how to die in the name of religion. good to see you. so the president still not withstanding all of that doesnt call it terror....

Im sure people in tennessee didnt wake up and think there is going to be a terrorist attack today. people dont think that. that is what complacency gets us. it gets us killed. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. new details on the suspected shooter in chattanooga. now reports that mohammad youssuf abdulazeez follows a top terrorist and his research how to die in the name of religion. good to see you. so the president still not withstanding all of that doesnt call it terror. >> he doesnt. th...

Escape. it wasnt until he was moved into a cell in january near the now deceased richard matt he moved farward with the plan. the 35-year-old used a hacksaw blade to cut a hole in his cell then the back of matts. another inmate heard the commotion, but he blamed it on his artwork. >> he said he used a sledgehammer. thats incredible. >> reporter: by february sweat says they gained access to the cat walks behind the cells. for months he explored the tunnels beneath the prison from 11:30 at night u...

Behind their cells. he told investigators for months he would explore the tunnels beneath the prisons for hours on end, from 11:30 at night until 5:30 in the morning. all made possible because the guards were asleep. >> the complacency of the guards is unbelievable to me. >> sweat slowly began chipping away at the prisons outer wall. but the prison turned off the heating system giving the prisoners a chance to cut through a cooling steam pipe with a hacksaw. the convicted killers relished the po...

Elaborate june 6th breakout. it wasnt until he was moved to a cell next to richard matt that he moved forward with his plan. the 35-year-old says he used a hacksaw blade to cut a hole in his cell and then the back of matts. he says another inmatd heard the commotion but matt a painter, blaming the noise on his artwork. >> he said he used a sledge hammer on that pipe. and to be able to make that noise for a month trying to get through that pipe with a hacksaw, thats incredible. >> sweat says they...

In security not only at this facility but other facilities around new york based on whats going on here. i mean maximum security lock them down for 23 hours a day give them the hour out. if he is going to cooperate, then give him more time in the rec yard. >> "new york times" describing it as a culture of complacency that they took advantage of. thanks so much. next stunning new details about bill cosbys once secret life admitting to pursuing young women, banking on his fame and powerful drugs...

The complacency on the part of the guards in that honor block is just unbelievable to me. that he was able to have free run back there in the catacombs and figure out by trial and error how to get out. >> exactly to that point. >> i dont think he was going down there every night either. him or matt had to be going back and forth taking turns. when do you sleep in they? they work during the day. were they in the catacombs every night? im not so sure about that. the fact is that sweat, conversatio...

Your arm, pull it into the cell so they can break it or stab it, cut it, slash it. >> it reminded me of feeding, you know, vicious animals. it was a particularly creepy experience. >> we found a much quieter and calmer atmosphere when we shot on death row inside the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. but correctional staff warned our producer, appearances can be deceiving. >> as you see here, its real quiet, but that leads to complacency. that is the worst enemy of a staff per...