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Awful. >> yes. that was in a sneak peek. they took a page out of my book. as you can see with the lindsay lohan reference, my book is a little bit tongue in cheek. i would be a psycho if i was addicted to hair plug surgery. i guess i am addicted to the result of it, but its a barbaric, awful procedure. when i went under, they put a cuff down my throat. it holds the breathing tube in place. and it was misplaced. it sat in my laryngeal nerve for six hours. when i woke up the nerve wouldnt fire and...

The conversation in your interview. >> reporter: dr. edison jackson is president of bethune cookman university in florida. >> these young men have potential, but not opportunity. and the comment that struck me was, "theres no way out." i mean, they felt trapped. and so, question, jackson, what are you going to do? >> reporter: well, terry and kyriq graduated the may. the next day, jackson flew all three boys to daytona beach for what they expected to be a meeting. he offered each to admission to...

Last night. those were people from the back of the train. tell me about that pattern, how you did not talk to people because mostly the people in the front of the train were the ones severely injured. >> the patients awake and able to talk to me were the ones in the back of the train, which implied to me that the folks in the front of the train were the ones that had been injured so badly they couldnt talk. >> and you had one death here overnight shortly after midnight. tell me about the moment ...

Never determined what it was that he wanted. he mentioned that he was deranged, couldnt talk to him. >> he said, i have a huge tax debt. i dont have a way to pay it. i have two girls in college. they study at fiu and i work as a waiter in a restaurant. >> police later learn sangh owed more than $15,000 to the irs, and hes distraught over it. but the bus passes the exit for the irs building. nobody knows where its headed. the bus driver, alicia chapman, helps authorities by repeatedly pressing he...

It was just more of a -- i dont know. >> do you think really deep about what youre doing with your life. and all the people that were involved with this accident that may have done more with their life. and you feel guilty that youre not using your life to do something better. >> he always talks about hes sometimes depressed about it. hes like why am i still here. like i made like a fool out of myself. im not even doing anything with my life. it makes me sad. >> during the course of my life, the...

Guys on my crew really didnt go home with anything. >> i feel like i need to keep in touch with john because hes almost like a link to the void that i mentioned earlier where i dont remember what happened. maybe one time i asked him in detail i was like oh, what did my mothers body look like? she must have looked not so good. and he didnt really want to tell me. im sure that would be traumatizing. but he knows the things that i dont know. and its a link between the before and the after. as of no...

Professional environment. thats how you talk? >> the ntsb actually put up two photos. one of what it looked like down runway 2-6 and one of what it looked like down runway 2-2, and actually had the audacity to make the comment. look at these two pictures. how could they have gotten it wrong? im willing to bet if the crew had those two picture to choose from, they would have chose the right one. it was not a matter of choosing between two different choices, it was a matter of why they thought the...

Professor of justice david is here with me as well as c.j. anderson. and so now gabriel will be there and eric garners family and thousands of other americans. and you heard gabriel talk about, a poignant point, if an african-american in a hoodie is walking down the street, he is no good. but a caucasian, he is going to play ball. do you think fair that the police make about those kids and about police brutality. >> i think so. i think people need to shift the thought process. i think the previo...

Charged with the homicide given that they told him to drop the gun three times? >> well, that would require you to believe that in 1.5 seconds he was capable of yelling three times get your hands up, exit his vehicle, draw his weapon, dump two bullets into the stomach of this baby, this child. if you believe that, then i guess you can follow the logic of that statement, much of what im hearing today is complete nonsense. now the conversation has gone to the size of the child. none of that matter...

Actionable intelligence about threats. so we continued to interview him, and interrogate him in the hospital, my partner and i with the help of our colleagues and at one point he couldnt talk. so we literally did an al faux bit board so he could point at letters in an arabic board. and any way, after we finished with that, still at the hospital, before the contract yoshs -- the contractors show up and the pop from washington came to the undisclosed location, he gave us the mastermind of 9/11. >>...