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>> marcus is probably our most flamboyant inmate. every time he comes out of the cell, its almost a show. he exaggerates his movement and speech quite a bit. so that draws a lot of attention to him. >> its the kind of attention that cashs cell mate, mario, said he could do without. >> shes a good person, but sometimes she does draw a lot of attention to herself. and she can be kind of noisy and drive me nuts. but some people try to give her drama, though, throw things at her window and yell and ...

Flamboyant inmate. every time he comes out of the cell, its almost a show. he exaggerates his movement and speech quite a bit. so that draws a lot of attention to him. >> its the kind of attention that cashs cell mate, mario, said he could do without. >> shes a good person, but sometimes she does draw a lot of attention to herself. and she can be kind of noisy and drive me nuts. but some people try to give her drama, though, throw things at her window and yell and knock on the door and stuff lik...

Trespassing really gave me an eye opener even in a greater way that ive got to watch every little thing. its the little things that can lead to a big thing like going back to prison. coming up -- >> watch your back, bitch, but the dagger is coming. >> a housing unit where the drama runs high. >> it gets overwhelming to the point where when you leave the mod, its just like draining. like wow! we need to take a little break.

Greg: its good to see keith olberman getting out more. but after a while youve got to realize, dear protester, that its not about you, but a country. despite the outcome that you might hate, youve not to accept process is still the greatest one on earth or far better than anything else this person could come up with. >> no! greg: when this settles down, dear lady, call me. [cheers and applause] greg: lets welcome tonights guest, like a dagger made of --

Reports, the alleged assailants were charged with hate crimes. >> the captured scene in this video, beating handicapped man and forcing him to drink from a toilet, now behind bars. these four suspects charged with hate crime, and aggravated assault with a weapon. the two males and two females gagged and tortured the 18-year-old helpless man, holding a dagger to his throat, cutting his scalp, screaming antiwhite comments and forcing him to curse donald trump. >> [bleep] donald trump. [bleep] whit...

Reports, the alleged assailants were charged with hate crimes. >> the captured scene in this video, beating handicapped man and forcing him to drink from a toilet, now behind bars. these four suspects charged with hate crime, and aggravated assault with a weapon. the two males and two females gagged and tortured the 18-year-old helpless man, holding a dagger to his throat, cutting his scalp, screaming antiwhite comments and forcing him to curse donald trump. >> [bleep] donald trump. [bleep] whit...

This these four suspects be charged with hate crimes. these four black suspects -- >> matt, matt, matt. the police chief made clear what it was. he said it was the taunting and the racial slurs. lets leave the politics of this alone. do we know anything more about the suspects? >> sure. the four suspects under the age of 25. three under the age of 18. we watched the video. you can see the horror on this young mans face. he was bound, gagged. his scalp was sliced. he was forced to kiss the ground...

Hard to believe that my little brothers gone. i write letters to him. on his birthday i write letters to him. christmas i write letters to him. >> what do you say? >> i apologize to him. i just talk to him. and as i talk to him, seems like i dont know, maybe im helping myself in a way to ease the pain because its a deep pain. sometimes its real deep. if i can turn it back right now and get my life right now, for my brother to come back, id do it in a heartbeat. i live my life. theres nothing her...

Like a dagger thats in me, all day, every day. >> clarence never left his gang. and he struggled with the desire to avenge his brothers death. and he talked about the fact that he would think about if the man who killed his brother ever came into prison, what he would do. >> would i let down my brother if i just forgive this? i ask myself that all the time. i try to weigh the options. i talk to my family about it, my mother. she try to tell me, dont, you know, dont even worry about it, which in ...

Brothers gone. i write letters to him. on his birthday i write letters to him. christmas i write letters to him. >> what do you say? >> i apologize to him. i just talk to him. and as i talk to him, seems like i dont know, maybe im helping myself in a way to ease the pain because its a deep pain. sometimes its real deep. if i can turn it back right now and get my life right now, for my brother to come back, id do it in a heartbeat. i live my life. theres nothing here for me. thats the way i feel....