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Guilty at trial but he denies committing the crime and keeps the nature of it a secret from conteh and others. >> do you admit this to people? >> hell no. thats telling myself and telling people that i did this. [ bleep ] no. i got robbed. i got robbed in the court system. its a personal issue that i have, to take care and deal with. >> when an inmate comes in the facility, theres a lot of talk about what youre here for, what youre not here for. there is a code. its been in place forever as far ...

>> its depress -- its real depressing. its depressing. but i try to stay focused. i always try to keep an avenue of hope. because without hope, you would go crazy here. >> life here means spending more than 20 hours a day in a 7x10 foot cell. the only regular time out is an hour of exercise in the yard five days a week and one hour for lunch and dinner. the majority of prisoners spend their days watching television, reading and sleeping. >> i want you to do this entire section on mechanics. capi...

Corcoran, we met an inmate whose art is inspired by his life. >> tell me your name. >> kevin moore, m-double o-r-e. >> what were you convicted of? >> doing a parole violation for sales of marijuana. >> the yard is an interesting place because you never know who youre going to run into. you never know who youre going to talk to. you never know what personality or who they are. i kind of just started looking around and trying to find interesting looking faces. so i happened upon kevin moore. he st...

Access. >> its an old joint. you can hide stuff anywhere, like the i-beams up here. im going to check these. its just a beam. you walk under it every day. somebody is walking to the chow hall. a lot of guys know where it is. but they wont tell because they dont want to get killed, get hurt for ratting. i guess you cant reach up there, can you? ill get them. >> you had to point that out, didnt you, partner? >> i cant help it. i call them like i see them. >> by 10:00 a.m., search teams had confisc...

Helicopters critical technology. in an interview with david letterman in january of 2013 brian williams had this to say about a piece of the burned out wreckage. >> about six weeks after the bin laden raid i got a white envelope and in it was a thank you note unsigned and attached to it was a piece of the fuselage the fuselage from the blown up blackhawk in that courtyard. >> i dont know how many pieces survived. >> wow. >> but i -- >> sent to you by one of the -- >> yeah, one of my friends. >> ...

It used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, thats what id like to do. co: ive always found you dont know you need a hotel room until youre sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious.

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Muslim precepts that we can accept in this country. the presidents comments, in my view, are not helpful and are confused and confusing and he needs quickly to make it clear what he really means about american exceptionalism, superiority, and keeping our homeland safe. >> that would be great. >> i hope so. >> of course, the crusades were 1,000 years ago and right now isis is burning people alive this week. >> bad. >> it is bad. e-mail us regarding this or tweet peter johnson. hes very active on ...

>> i find it easiest to go into meditation by thinking about being on the beach and listening to the waves and trying to be able to smell the water and sand and sunshine and everything. >> mckaskle is also taken up tai chi. >> i dont know everything about tai chi. ive never actually been like consistent with doing it. >> but more than anything else, mckaskle continues finding ways to build up his body, a body he says once earned him a lucrative living. >> im a male stripper. most of the spots i ...

♪ oh >> some inmates at santa rita jail fill the void in their lives through religion or keeping a large stash of snacks from the commissary or dedicating themselves to gangs.