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He is dying to have it revoked because he gets to go and tweet "my access has been denied," and he gets to be the story. i would ignore him. it would drive him insane. his behavior is abysmal. i know you want to throw him out of the room because they do tracks from the ability for mother reporters to ask questions. he's ostentation and annoying but the second you revoke it, it's a gift to him. i wouldn't have done this. i think the lawsuit may hold up but your right someone has to be able to get his behavior in line. this guy can't just walk in there every day and act like -- it's like he's a ...

To the index of other news. the disabled cruise ship off west port, massachusetts tonight. the "star pride" three miles from shore, 350 people on board. the ship losing power on its maiden trip from montreal to new york city. growing concern over tesla ceo elon musk's behavior, smoking marijuana and drinking whiskey on a podcast in california where it's legal. the stock plunging 1.9%. and the "20/20" exclusive. abby hernandez breaking her silence later tonight, kidnapped while walking home from school in new hampshire, held in a shipping container in a backyard for nine months. assaulted a...

My talented, smart and beautiful daughter, emily. >> reporter: the news anchor at south dakota's kelo-tv going public with her personal plea in the belief that her daughter's death might help abolish the stigma of opioid addiction. >> my only hope in the face of such devastating loss is that emily's story, my family's personal tragedy, can be a catalyst for change. if 72,000 people were dying from any other cause, we would be uniting to end the suffering of so many families, so many mothers. >> reporter: that veteran news anchor has set up a fund in her daughter's name to make treatment more a...

>> inmates are not the only ones who must learn to navigate the treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival fo...

Comes down to fighting the riot. i have to be part of it. >> why? >> if i'm not a part of it, then it's all mad for me. with my people. i'm a soldier. and if i don't do my duty, then it's up to them to take me out of the ball game. >> what does that mean? >> that's it no more. >> the white guy broke it up. he went to the shock collar for the south siders in the building and said you need to check your people. the south siders said, no, i am not going to check my people, you need to check yours. it got heated. the next thing you know, the dorm filled up with south siders and whites. the cops sa...