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In 2002. he formed an outline. he said i at the present time think of all the things i would ever want to tell my boys if im not here. the cancer journey was a three year journey. he had a hard time pushing that record button for a while. as he got nearer to the end of his life he decided its time to do this and he did. >> mike: we want to show one of them. this is when he is telling his boys about faith. listen. >> if you pray for no other thing, pray that god will tell you what he wants you to...

Im like a serial flasher. >> schreiber could be heard throughout the administrative segregation block and it infuriated his neighbors. >> i never flashed anyone younger than 13, but i have a predilection for 13 to like 18, somewhere in the danger zone. >> schreiber was just getting started. over the next several weeks he seemingly raised the ire of inmates and staff alike. >> these fools dont see that im the [ bleep ]. we eventually came to learn his behavior was his way of trying to stay in the...

Throughout the administrative segregation block, and it infuriated his neighbors. >> i never flashed anyone younger than 13, but i have a predilection for 13 to like 18, somewhere in the danger zone. >> schreiber was just getting started. over the next several weeks he seemingly raised the ire of inmates and staff alike. >> these fools dont see that im the problem of the [ bleep ] century. we eventually came to learn his behavior was his way of trying to stay in the prison segregation unit, a pl...

>> childhood friend that died >> and they died of cancer weeks apart and met at one of the funerals and shared a common grief and turned to each other for support and fell in love all over again. theyre remarkable and heart warming story told in the new book called "the color of rain" please welcome michael and gina spain. so glad to have you with us. [applause] >> your husband, he knew he was sick and started making some videos for your kids. >> he did, yeah. >> he knew he was not going to make...

Grabbing his small flip camera. >> as soon as i hit the record button, it was just blowing up in my face. people were just getting trashed on the left and my right, and there was folks and dogs and little kids just disappearing under the water. >> another angle shows the wave wiping people off the ledge. tyler surveys the beach. >> thank you, boy! thank you! thats my dog! >> are you sure? >> thats my dog. >> people were standing up covered in water and sand and a few cuts and bruises and stuff l...

>> well, why was i there? >> i dont know. is this a setup phone call? >> no. >> can i call you back? >> okay. >> the call was over. a failure. what did you think when you heard that? >> it made me a little nervous. >> i bet. >> she was pretty keen to what was going on, i think. >> then judy called back. they pushed the "record" button. >> you know, i cant say anything except that you dont know the regrets that ive had and that i still have. i dont know that i can answer your question. i dont rem...

Im the [ bleep ]. we eventually came to learn his behavior was his way of trying to stay in the prison segregation unit, a place most inmates are sent as a punishment. >> yeah, if my friends could see me now. >> for schreiber it was a safe haven. keeping him in solitary confinement, away from other inmates. at one point we set up a camera outside his cell, pressed the record button, and left him alone to share any of his thoughts and he outlined his plan. >> theres no way im going into general p...

>> and what was she thinking? attacking a judge, security officers to the rescue. all caught on camera. we talk to the guy who took her down. its all right now on cnn. >> and good evening, everyone. im don lemon. we begin tonight with a story that begs a question, what was she thinking? a kentucky woman is in big trouble with the law after she attacks a judge in court. heres her violent outburst. >> miss hardwick, you will be held in contempt of of this court if you become disruptive. ...

earlier this month in the death of her 2-year-old daughter was released from jail about an hour ago. anthony walked out, as you can see here, of the orlando facility with her lawyer, and was then driven away to an undisclosed location. she had spent three years behind bars following the death of toddler caylee anthony. jurors decided prosecutors had failed to prove their case against casey anthony, the childs mother. it remains a mystery as to how her daughter caylee met her death in 2...

morning to the men and women watching us right now on the american forces network, our service members. thank you for being here. thank you for what you do. would you know, some of your fellow service members have figured out a trick to get a date with their favorite celebrity. justin timberlake is the late toast accept a date to a marine corps ball. the details coming up for you. but lets start with this. its been three years of this case going on. now, casey anthony is a free woman...