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said he had a quote, thirst for extreme violence and depravity. the hearing was a result from the statement's, and one said i can say to you you no longer have power over me. another said you destroyed our lives and we hope for the rest of your life you will think about what you have done. the only question about the sentence is where he will serve it. his lawyers are asking the judge to recommend prison other than the super max facility in colorado. that's where other terrorists are held. and they say he has been compliant since being brought to the u.s. two years ago, and solitary confinement would degrade his health. they were nicknamed the beatles by the captives, as you noted.
>> dana: el chapo could spend the rest of his life in a colorado prison. experts say the super max facility in colorado is the most secure in the country and best equipped to hold the man that escaped mexican prisons twice. a brooklyn jury convicted him yesterday on all ten criminal charges. dangerous weather from coast-to-coast with the west getting hammered by heavy rains. the northeast and the great lakes recover from a snow and ice storm. rick reichmuth is live with more. apparently there's more. >> we're in an active pattern right now. the storm yesterday had nor sleet than snow and kept the snowfall totals down. the sleet made things icy, a lot of rain across florida today. you're not done with it. behind it, lake-effect snow that
we know that they're preparing. they're preparing themselves for battle. they are giving us enough information to let us know something is coming down the road and it's imminent. we're just trying to see who's who and what's what and identify any sleeper gang members that are out there in the compound. identify them so we know who they are and see if we can stop a future assault. >> violent incidents like the recent gang stabbing in level vi simply add to the tension already felt in pnm's super max facility, especially for michael dailey, who spent five years under protective custody for his own safety. >> my name means happy and they call me happy because the last laughs are always on me. i've been living at level vi since i got incarcerated, about since april of 2003.
incredible series of vents. previously he had escaped their custody through a trap door hidden underneath his bathtub in another facility. he has a pattern to do this and was allowed to do it again in july. this time around u.s. officials want him at the super max facility in colorado. they have a lot of trafficking charges and hope to get him extradited. they are leaning heavily on the mexican government. >> thanks very much. breaking news continues next. we're going back live to philadelphia for the latest on the ambush terror attack on a police officer. the suspect telling police he pledged allegiance to isis. and huge crowds on hand for a donald trump campaign event tonight. will it turn into a mad house sort of like last night's rally which was interrupted by protesters. staying in rhythm... it's how i try to live... how i stay active. so i need nutrition... that won't weigh me down.
battle. they are giving us enough information to let us know something is coming down the road and it's imminent. we're just trying to see who's who and what's what and identify any sleeper gang members that are out there in the compound. identify them so we know who they are and see if we can stop a future assault. >> violent incidents like the recent gang stabbing in level vi simply add to the tension already felt in pnm's super max facility, especially for michael dailey, who spent five years under protective custody for his own safety. >> they call me happy because the last laughs are always on me. i've been living at level vi since i got incarcerated, about since april of 2003. i'm here on involuntarily protective custody.
and it's not about you feel sorry for the person who is facing the death penalty. it is more what does it say about us what is the best way to bring this matter to a conclusion where he can spend the rest of his breathing life in prison. and we know that in boston at least one of the families of the victims who died they have said the same thing. they have said we've -- >> martin richards' parents, the youngest victim said we don't want to deal with the appeals process, pleas, let's not put him to death for this very reason. we don't want to continue to be rewounded. i know. bill quigley, we've got to go. but this is fascinating to hear what she could potentially say if this nun is called to defend this side of the case. bill quigley, university of loyola loyola thank you for joining me. i want to stay on this. even if dzhokhar tsarnaev isn't sent to death row, he could face a life of living hell at what is known as the toughest prison in the united states. i'm talking about this super max
always the one you would go to if you needed to talk about something. she actually told me that the more humane thing would actually be to put him to death. she can't imagine him living his life out in that supermax facility where he gets one hour of free time and where he's in solitary the rest of the time. case likely to focus on tamerlan tsarnaev and his role in all of this carol. the fact that dzhokhar may have been a pawn brainwashed by this dominant figure in his life. >> all right. deborah feyerick thank you so much. i want to turn back to sunny hostin cnn legal analyst. if you're judy clark, who do you put on the stand? >> i think she has a lot to work with at this point. i think the jury doesn't know tsarnaev at all. and that was i'm sure by design. she said from the very beginning she was guilty of these crimes.
>> we decided that csp could not be a place where inmates could get comfortable and make a life for themselves. we had to treat them differently. >> colorado state isn't just any maximum security prison. it's a super max facility. inmates here are considered a constant threat and are confined to single-person cells 23 hours a day. >> i was astounded by how sterile and stark and what tough time it would be to serve in that particular prison. i think that would be the hardest time possible. >> many of the inmates we spoke to agreed. they say the isolation is too much. >> i've been here a long time. i've seen a lot of guys, seen them snap, you know? any given day they can snap. >> 23 hours a day you're locked
christmas day 2009, this 23-year-old man was arrested for trying to detonate plastic explosives that he had hidden inside his clothing on a delta operated plane flying from amsterdam. to detroit. two years after he was arrested he pled guilty in u.s. federal court to multiple criminal counts, including the attempted murder of the 289 people on board the plane with him. he was sentenced to four life terms, plus another 50 years. all without the possibility of parole. he will spend all of the rest of his days on earth at this super max facility in colorado. may 3rd, 2010, this man was arrested for planning a car bomb in a vehicle in times square in new york city. he pled guilty in u.s. federal court to ten criminal counts. a federal judge in the southern district of new york sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he will also spend all the rest of his days on earth at that same federal super max facility in colorado. it rarely makes national headlines anymore, at least for long, when these kinds of convictions happen. when these sentences go down and
district of new york sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. he will also spend all the rest of his days on earth at that same federal super max facility in colorado. it barely makes national headlines anymore, at least for long, when these kinds of convictions happen. when these sentences go down and they get sentenced to live out their days in well-deserved obscurity. but just because it doesn't make headlines all the time doesn't mean it isn't happening frequently. the trusted bin laden lieutenant who was just convicted earlier this year in a federal courtroom in manhattan, awaiting a sentence now that could be up to life in prison. earlier this month, it was loretta lynch, the federal prosecutor who president obama nominated to be attorney general, just got a conviction of a plotter fof the new york subway, and targets in manchester, england. that latest conviction this month was the fourth one tried so far. and the fourth one convicted. that was last month, actually march, not april.