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When the toilet fills up, it's fresh water now. now, i can just rinse it. as far as the cooking, we use a can, an empty coke can. >> i'll just demonstrate how it works. you wrap the toilet paper. you keep wrapping it. tuck it in. tuck it in on both sides. you know, in order to keep a fire going, you've got to let it breathe. this is basically what a bong looks like when you're finished. you sit it on the edge of the toilet because it's got to breathe. i might sit it here, i might light it at the bottom. as you see, it's like a fire. you hold your can over it and you cook. and you hold the can ...

Expect to see. it was absolutely riveting to learn of what you have been through and the fact it linked specifically to a football coach and that whole, the way this story has made you realize, perhaps more than many of us already had realized at some level these things should be reported but the most difficult person involved in reporting is the victim, isn't it? >> yes, it is. and even today. i'm 43 years old. certainly i have made a life for myself. i have made a life for my children, by i recount back. this happened 26, 27 years ago. you know, i just know that i have lived with it every da...

>> in spite of the riot gear, attacks at the adjustment center have continued. so prison officials took the extraordinary step of installing plexiglas shields to protect officers while they serve meals to prisoners. the shield has rollers which allow officers to slide it along a pipe running the length of the tier. still, the attacks have continued. >> they've been really tricky in there. one assault i can think of, the officer was handing the inmate mail. and the inmate pretended like he dropped the mail. reached down to pick it up, allegedly, in the cell but came up with a weapon and slashed...

Cells for up to 20 hours as day, they've got nothing but time in which to think up the most ingenious ways to use whatever is at hand to make the most deadly of weapons. >> the inmates manufacture weapons from something as simple as cellophane wrappers. they'll heat it, melt it, take socks, roll it together, get it so it's forming. they'll dip it in cold water. they'll heat it again. dip it in cold water until the molecular structure changes. and then what you end up having is that. this weapon, for instance, very crudely made. magazines rolled. this is a spear. and as you can see, it's pretty...

According to protocol. officers catch a man attempting to conceal his homemade slashing weapon. fortunately, a violent act was avoided this time. >> all right. it's okay. >> in this cell block it's the officer who is at risk during meal time. inmates housed here are considered too violent to be permitted to leave their cells. so it's the officers who must deliver the food cell by cell. >> this is one of the most dangerous areas in the institution. there's that presence of a clear and present danger as soon as you step on the tier. and it doesn't go away. >> officer tony jones has worked these ...