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You murder, people will get over it, you know? i was a hard and violent person. now that i see a whole different side of me, this is how i go, man. people dont forget. people dont forgive all the time. im saying you have to live with this your whole life. coming up -- >> were not looking for pity. what were looking for is understanding that we know we did wrong. >> t-bones past continues to haunt him.

But it was only out of fear. it wasnt because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the 70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy w...

And some will have a second chance at life on the outside. but for many of the inmates serving life sentences, death is the only way out. >> this all i got. this is my life. you know, im going to die here and thats the reality. theyre going to take my body, because there aint nobody going to take it. >> james "t-bone" taylor was once considered one of anamosas most notorious criminals. a former street gang member, hes serving a double life sentence for killing two police officers. >> i hate that...

>> all right. thank you. >> after being photographed, inmates are strip-searched for contraband or weapons. when the procedure is over, they are given an issue of clothing prior to receiving their housing assignment. while prison officials strive to make the experience as humane as possible, the rules and procedures, loss of personal freedom and the fear of the unknown, can be unnerving for any inmate. >> i just got to do the best i can while im here. take every day for a day and learn from my m...

For following a supermodel. and then i found out they are friends with guys named t bone and they change i -- changed their avatar. oh, why dont i follow back. unless i see that blue check i cant get saucy. you are know what im saying 1234* franco got blown up. >> franco has a new movie. in it he plays a etch tooer that dances with -- a teacher that is with a student. >> i saw the interview and he looked embarrassed. >> he is an ago customer. actor. >> maybe drumming up publicity. by the way, th...

Advertising smokers, the marlboro man has died from a smoking-related illness. >> come where the flavor is. >> this marlboro man from the 1970s, eric lawson was 72. he suffered from copd, a pulmonary disease. when he began smoking reportedly at the age of 14, the nation was just beginning to learn the true dangers. dr. sanjay gupta looks at how cigarettes transformed from habit to health hazard. >> mang your own camel your t-bone. >> during the hay day in the 1940s and 50s, ads like this were co...

The average age of these men is 36. and some will have a second chance at life on the outside. but for many of the inmates serving life sentences, death is the only way out. >> this all i got. this is my life. you know, im going to die here and thats the reality. theyre going to take my body, because there aint nobody going to take it. >> james "t-bone" taylor was once considered one of anamosas most notorious criminals. a former street gang member, hes serving a double life sentence for killing...

Helps in emotional development. i am not sure if it is the babys emotional development or the people he is scaring. >> are you considering adoption? thats an awfully cute picture. >> if anybody needs any help, you call uncle t-bone and i well help you with that. >> what did the baby taste like? >> sticky and sweet. >> i avoided the is not. i said, im going to lick that thing. >> still ahead on "way too early," who should be the next political family dynasty? your best and most creative tweets. [...

>> rosanne cash, sheryl crow, elvis costello. great range of musicians on here. >> that was basically t-bones -- was able to pull all these people together. what steve and i had been mucking around with this thing for 10, 12, 13 years. we needed somebody to come in and say, this is working, this is not working. so henry was able to kind of come in and help, you know, with -- and direct the music and was able to stop back and go, this part of the story is not working. so he really kind of came in...

Detective magazines back in the 30s and 40s. you find all the awful stuff thats happened in the country. anyway, so they give me these magazines of this building that these two boys were in there. they were drunk, they were fighting over a girl. one hit one over the head with a poker, killed his brother. the boy and the girl get in a car to drive away. theyre driving real fast on a gravel road in the 40s, lose control, they die in a lake. thats the story i told steve. >> did this happen in your ...