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>> burn baby oil or hair oil, hair grease, styrofoam cups back in the day. styrofoam cups, chess pieces. anything that doesnt burn complete. thats what soot is, unburned carbon. put it underneath a desk or in your locker box or something. >> then you put that in your body. >> oh, yeah. >> does it pose any health risks? >> yeah, of course. of course. but so does homosexual activity and they not trying to stop that. >> he told me that he learned how to tattoo in prison, and then when he went back ...

>> along with needles, tattooing can also be made from everyday items. >> thats where usually they will burn soot, they will take paper and oil and burn it on the bottom. >> burn baby oil or hair oil, hair grease, styrofoam cups back in the day, chess pieces. anything that doesnt burn complete. unburned carbon, put it underneath a desk or in your locker box or something. >> then you put that in your body. >> oh, yeah. >> ever pose any health risks? >> of course, of course, but so does homosexual...

Another illegal, yet very common practice behind bars. tattooing. >> mines art work. you know what i mean? i did this myself. >> where? >> in a cell like this. >> how? >> how? see this cassette player? i ripped the motor out of it, and i attach a tube to it with the needle, spin the needle back and forth. and i make the ink. burn plastic or baby oil, and the soot will go up. i collect the soot and mix it with shampoo to make a thick black ink. >> tattooing in prison is illegal and poses a variet...

On the roof and saw a man stuck in the chimney. asked him what he was doing there. when he was there he said he was there from since last night. >> reporter: since last night? >> guess he spent the night there. >> reporter: the other neighbor called 911. news chopper 2 overhead as a rescue squad pulled 17-year-old renaldo jack out of the chimney. they were very gentle. police on the other hand were not so comforting. they put jack on the ground, handcuffed him and arrested him for burglary. whil...

and good morning to you. it is wednesday november 16th. only two days until friday. ali velshi has the day off. im carol costello along with christine romans. welcome to "american morning." >> first up a severe weather warning right now for the new orleans area. jacqui jeras is in the extreme weather center. >> a rote taiting thunderstorm that could produce a thunderstorm any time. jefferson and including the city of new orleans. probably 15 minutes away. get to your safe place right n...

Shaking. we were all absolutely in shock. all we could see was a huge bonfire. >> immediately after the crash of air france flight 4590 outside of paris, aviation experts and investigators arrived to unearth clues from the smoldering wreckage. >> it was really a nightmare. i knew that the bodies were not there any more but death was everywhere. >> when the flight data and voice recorders are located, investigators take them in for analysis. >> the two recorders were not in excellent shape. espec...

Left his wife, who was severely injured and bleeding, face down on the cold hard concrete of the basement floor and picked up chemicals and poured it on her body and lit a match. >> the prosecution told the jury that tests conducted at the time revealed that indeed smoke inhalation, not the head wound killed jean. >> they relied heavily on the medical examiners testimony. she took the stand, and she describes, first of all, that they had found soot in her airways and her nose past her vocal cord...

As they fled, he watched him flight a match and flick it at the house. >> i see the puddle gasoline sitting on kitchen >> just one match. he says he closed the doors to the daughters bedrooms before they ran out, to, quote buy them some time. didnt think to untie them from their beds first. >> trace: i cant imagine hearing that in court. there was one part today that dr. william petit the lone survivor had to leave the bedroom. >> former medical performed autopsy had told the jurors that the 17 ...

Now, the doctor, we have been told, has left the courtroom as a former chief medical examiner is on the witness stand. she is the one who performed the autopsy of the oldest daughter. and were getting this from the producer, that daughter had a tremendous amount of soot in her body. other family members remain in the courtroom for the second week of trial, and it is noted that today is the mothers birthday. she would have been 53 years old. >>trace: it keeps getting more horrifying. >> preen bac...

Of israel. >> eric: that is the criticism from the right. >> juan: have you seen the demonstration for palestine? burning the flags -- >> eric: no, they were burning before. >> juan: no, no, theyre angry because of the speech. >> eric: lets talk about this, greg. southwest airlines found arabic writing on the underbelly of the airplanes. what is that all about? >> greg: like the plot of a hardy boys novel. secret in the soot. but my theory is this is just an arabic way of saying, "please wash me...