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Being in a cell 24 hours a day for the last six, seven years kind of gets to a person. >> hes telling the truth. he does it for attention. we come down and try to talk to him and get him to behave. generally he does for a while. >> officers search murrays cell for his cutting tool. >> he had taken the cap off his toothpaste. he had broken it off to make a sharp edge and started cutting his arm with it. reopened up scars from where he previously cut himself up. >> now what? >> i go back to my cel...

>> because i got in trouble. >> okay. i cant change that. >> murray is known as a cutter. and has required both medical and psychological treatment. >> why do you continue to cut yourself? >> i get stressed out in this cell. i cut myself to try to get a little attention. being in a cell 24 hours a day for the last six, seven years kind of gets to a person. >> hes telling the truth. he does it for attention. we come down and try to talk to him and get him to behave. generally he does for a while....

Consulted with any flight attendants before changing the knife rule. >> i could have done a better job of bringing them in earlier. >> reporter: the backlash of the knife policy has grown to include nearly every player in aviation safety. three major airlines, u.s. airways, american and delta, oppose allowing small knives on board. so does the union representing the tsas own screening officers. >> i just dont believe that there is a place for knives or weapons of any kind on airplanes. >> report...

Scrambling to fill those last-minute deliveries by christmas. by the way, those classic l.l. bean boots are made right here in america. here at "world news," weve been asking everyone to make this a made in america christmas. each of us spending just $64 to create up to 200,000 jobs. tonight abcs david muir has the story of one item that a lot of people are buying and helped save one american company. >> hi, david, and happy holidays. >> reporter: celia melton of new jersey saw that story on the...

Them what luxury really is. these knives, this is from paula herald, the broadway producer. >> reporter: just a couple of butter knives but to paula heralds grandmother a symbol she had been somewhere grand. >> who knows, you know, she only went to the waldorf twice, she might have taken all the silverware. >> a banquet soup tureen. she said she and her husband were paupers when they acquired it. one wonders how they smuggled it out? a fork from a couple on honeymoon 65 years ago. >> i like the ...

Part of history. heres tony guida. >> welcome to the waldorf. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: very few guests of new yorks waldorf-astoria merit a greeting from one of the hotels top executives. but matt and betsy mullener are not just any guests they come bearing gifts. >> its my pleasure to return this to you. >> thank you. >> reporter: a single cup ceramic teapot with silver trim, an heirloom in the mullener family for 75 years, pilfered from the waldorf. >> ive never been able to use it b...

Little attention. being in a cell 24 hours a day for the last six, seven years kind of gets to a person. >> hes telling the truth. he does it for attention. we come down and try to talk to him and get him to behave. generally he does for a while. >> officers search murrays cell for his cutting tool. >> he had taken the cap off his toothpaste. he had broken it off to make a sharp edge and started cutting his arm with it. reopened up scars from where he previously cut himself up. >> now what? >> i...

>> murray is known as a cutter. and has required both medical and psychological treatment. >> why do you continue to cut yourself? >> i get stressed out in this cell. i cut myself to try to get a little attention. being ine last six, seven years kind of gets to a person. >> hes telling the truth. he does it for attention. we come down and try to talk to him and get him to behave. generally he does for a while. >> officers search murrays cell for his cutting tool. >> he had taken the cap off his ...

>> dateline, pacific ocean, july 3, 1937. >> reporter: 75 years later, scientists are now preparing to set sail for the spot where they believe earhart disappeared. >> i have been fortunate. >> reporter: chasing two tantalizing new clues. the first discovered in june, shards of a 1930s era glass jar of anti-freckle cream. >> she had freckles and there are numerous occasions which she expressed concerns concern about her freckles. >> reporter: five broken pieces of the jar were found on gardner i...

>> dateline, pacific ocean, july 3, 1937. >> reporter: 75 years later, scientists are now preparing to set sail for the spot where they believe earhart disappeared. >> i have been fortunate. >> reporter: chasing two tantalizing new clues. the first discovered in june, shards of a 1930s era glass jar of anti-freckle cream. >> she had freckles and there are numerous occasions which she expressed concerns concern about her freckles. >> reporter: five broken pieces of the jar were found on gardner i...