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Mercedes and let your family go back and forth to the country from which you claim political asylum? by the way, jihadi mom, you and your husband left the country just before the bombing and never returned. did you know what was coming? now you all seem to share the same family values -- greed, thievery and hatred of america. if you're such a great mother and your family is so good, why not bring your criminal daughters home with you and rid us of the stain on america? but back to the original question. should dzhokhar live or die? now, i remember you said, if they kill him, i don't care. well...

They gave lot of responsibility to their prison mer to mimic what real life would be like. roughly speaking, countries that do that have about a 10% recidivism rate, meaning criminals that will return to prison again. in the u.s. it's roughly 50% because we are not doing -- we have cut work programs, education programs to help these criminals reintegrate into the world. we're harming ourselves. 95% of people held in solitaire confinement will return to the world someday. >> and that's the law and order argument beyond the humanitarian pointious raise in your report. laura diamond, thanks for j...

Probably just got done with a visit or seeing his attorney. he was on his way back. he knew he'd get out. he should have had shackles on, piers. he was a violent criminal, he was arrested for aggravated battery. what was he doing in that area with one guard, no shackles. he should have been standing, looking at the wall while talking. >> a question about ariel castro, what kind of life will he face in prison given the scale of his behavior? oh, my prediction there will be a conspiracy within the inmates to get him. it will be hard to get him because he will be in solitaire confinement, lock up...

A ballet director in january. despite the confession, he said the attack was not intended to the extent that it happened. a 59-year-old man who spent 22 months in solitaire confinement was awarded $15.5 million this week for his suffering. he was arrested in new mexico for a drunk driving incident but was never tried. and his attorney said the county forgot about him. while in jail, he developed fungus on his face, tooth decay and significant weight loss. in a statement on thursday, the county says it regrets the harm that he suffer during this period and don't miss with dunken. man who tried ...

With the u.s. >> the men who were convicted of spying say they were in solitaire confinement, and that they often heard screams from other prisoners. european markets are trimming their losses this morning after a weekend meeting of the imf exposed tensions between finance ministers looking to stem the fallout of europe's debt crisis. steve sedgwick is live in london with more. good morning. how is it looking? >> it's looking good. a very good morning to you and your viewers. coming into this session, europe was on the back foot. we were down 2% on the futures. the asian markets with the nik...