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Locked up 23 hours per day and not permitted to associate with general population inmates. on his way to idu, hes allowed one last good-bye. >> where are you going? >> idu. a year and a half. >> i love you. >> you too, bub. >> stay out of trouble, kid. >> this will be harrisons first time on idu. with good behavior, he might not serve the entire year and a half, but thats small consolation of this cellblock, a place where the prisons most dangerous inmates seemingly spend 24 hours a day shouting...

Metals cans and back to the machine. every movement of the needle means something specific to the auditor who has been trained in some cases for decades to interpret it in relationship to the persons spiritual state. >> i have to say im kind of nervous. i mean, if auditing is basically a kind of psycho therapy im not sure what thats going the dig up or what kind of questions hes going to ask. i dont know. a little bit nerve wracking. okay. >> and make yourself comfortable. you may or may not nee...

>> i havent talked to him about it ever. >> got any feeling in your gut when you see this prison over this hill? >> nerve wracking. >> yeah. i get butterflies, i get nervous. >> inside the prisons visiting room, the kids have to wait like they always do, for their dad to be processed. >> now im getting nervous. >> they often sing to themselves while they wait. kids tell me it calms them. ♪ >> i realize they only know their father from their time together at a table, in a prisons visiting room.

Different borough of new york city. were here in brooklyn to look for robert davis, he lives over here in this building right next to coney island, we have no idea if hes home or if he even still lives here. were going to to go and knock on his door, see if hes home and if hell talk to us. it can be nerve wracking when tracking people down. you never know what you could be walking into or what kind of reaction youre going to get. but it is something i need to do, especially because of how import...

>> you are outside of reality at that point. >> reporter: you cant trust the primary witness. >> they just, they didnt have it. >> reporter: so, a man who hears voices? that got the jurys attention. one juror submitted a question read by the judge. >> did the voices you said you would hear from time to time ever tell you to kill shauna? >> no. >> reporter: there was the choice for the jury. george used noel as a murder weapon, or the drunk who heard voices killed shauna and blamed an innocent ma...

Locked up 23 hours per day and not permitted to associate with general population inmates. on his way to idu, hes allowed one last good-bye. >> where are you going? >> idu. a year and a half. >> i told you. stay out of trouble. >> if you dont, theyre going to bury you. >> i know. >> i love you. >> you too, bub. >> stay out of trouble, kid. >> this will be harrisons first time on idu. with good behavior, he might not serve the entire year and a half, but thats small consolation of this cellblock,...

There is the general holiday threat stream, which as evan was saying it is not specific but it is a holidays. people are getting together. lots of airline travel. then the specific threats recently. and then the historyics transition of a presidency and in democracies, transitions are always sort of nerve wracking times because an old team is leaving, a new team is coming in and weve seen in particular in spain about a decade ago attacks around elections so it is those three streams causing this...

Read by the judge. >> did the voices you said you would hear from time to time ever tell you to kill shauna? >> no. >> reporter: there was the choice for the jury. george used noel as a murder weapon, or the drunk who heard voices killed shauna and blamed an innocent man. the lawyers, the friends the family -- from both sides, could only sit and wait. >> it was nerve-wracking. >> reporter: for three days, they waited. the prosecutors, once confident, worried. >> the hung jury. >> its the hung ju...

>> you are outside of reality at that point. >> reporter: you cant trust the primary witness. >> they just, they didnt have it. >> reporter: so, a man who hears voices? that got the jurys attention. one juror submitted a question read by the judge. >> did the voices you said you would hear from time to time ever tell you to kill shauna? >> no. >> reporter: there was the choice for the jury. george used noel as a murder weapon, or the drunk who heard voices killed shauna and blamed an innocent ma...

Individually as she went down the rope line on what really is the end of an 18-plus month journey the second time around. but, of course, her second bid for the presidency, all coming to an end later today on election night in new york city. john and christine. >> so remarkable. this is the day america goes to vote and this is the day both of these campaigns and candidates sort of pause and wait. it must be nerve wracking. >> i can tell you as a resident of westchester county, new york, this is ...