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Disrespected our house. he came in and he kicked my radio over and tore a hand-drawn picture of his wife off the wall. >> theyre always constantly on the monitors when they go to the yard. they have cameras out there. also, we have what we call always under the gun. and if you can see upstairs, we have a correctional officer whos always has weapons up there. ready at all times in case an emergency arises. >> we do little puzzles, play cards, homemade chessboard. just try to stay occupied. if you...

>> reporter: at the institute for protein design, biochemistry students are teaming up with gamers who play fold it. an interactive, online game developed by the university. that lets players tackle puzzles for science. >> if all the players are very, very ingenious and intelligent. and they, they have developed algorithms that parallel our algorithms. >> reporter: the ebola challenge is to fold a protein in the best position to stick to the ebola protein. >> this is a good starting place for dr...

Completely accurate. but did a really pretty good job of predicting who was going to get alzheimers. >> so you say that we are years away, elizabeth, from doctors offices offering these types of tests. will patients want to know, is there anything that a person can do to prevent alzheimers? why would you want to know? >> you know what, don, there isnt much you can do to prevent alzheimers. some people say keep your brain active, do cross word puzzles, some drugs might help with some of the sympt...

>> i just wanted -- one of the first books i ever read right here on the stock market. about investing. investment. i started doing things like that and i dont think i never would have did that if i wasnt in a cell by myself and didnt have no distractions around me. >> while young hopes to improve his finances, alvin mchellon and scott hope their time in confinement will improve their vocabularies. >> coagulate. i dont even know what that means. >> he loves doing puzzles. we work on those togeth...

A challenge. the three dimensional chess game youre playing here, i know thats a trivial way to look at a situation where people are dying, but your domestic agenda is extremely frustrating. and heres a situation where the biggest issue of all for the president, which has always come down to nuclear proliferation, is also at the heart of these problems, because hes to the to teal with russia when it comes to irans nuclear program. these are interlocking puzzles that were all split apart by the b...

These are interlocking puzzles that were all split apart by the bush years and by the arab spring that followed from there. so theres a lot of cleanup there. its a huge challenge. can you build a coalition and find a solution? i bet as draining as this is to hook at so many different fronts in such a complex part of the world we barely understand, this president finds it a satisfying challenge because its intellectually rigorous. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. coming u...

Ten days from now the united states will mark the 50th anniversary of the signing act of 1964. to me it remains one of the great puzzles and achievements of american history. the puzzle part is twofold. why did it take so long? it passed after the emancipation proclamation. and second, how did it finally get past? to get the answers, lets step back 50 years. its hard for young people to imagine, but back then, there were restaurants and stores and cabs mostly in the south where black people were...

That -- are they called acro anymores? it is called guess that thing. and then people have to guess what it means. it is like the new "wheel of fortune," but more puzzling puzzles. >> you think get that thing is a good name? >> when they take it. >> maybe a workshop. >> time to take a break. when we return a performance from our musical guest, taste of plenty.

I am not convinced. >> japanese people will drink by the cadaver for four days staring at it and the irish do that. >> i want people to cry at mine. there better be big tears. >> you dont realize because you are watching the clip is they also allowed like news cameras to come in and shoot the whole thing. >> what would we do for yours, mike? what would you like? >> it is actually funny. it would be exactly that. >> i love cross-word puzzles and busch beer. >> and you are getting a weave. >> than...

Violent activity. pat deigan is a clinical psychologist and innovator and diagnosed with skin schizophrenia and designed an experiment. for three quarters of an hour, you listen to voices trying to do everything from puzzles to simply interacting with people on the street. heres my experience and a warning the find some of the voices unsettling. >> going to put the earphones in and do a series of tests. okay. so im now hearing sort of whispers and voices in my head and its number puzzles. >> lis...