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Track high-ranking gang leaders inside the prison. it has also proved invaluable to law enforcement. >> they've actually solved homicides on the streets that they had no suspects on through the debrief process. >> but debriefing is not enough to destroy the vice grip of prison gangs at corcoran. >> it's just one tool to break some of these gang members up from the gang because for every one inmate that debriefs, you have ten in line waiting to get into the gang. >> since our last visit here, officers say they've seen a big shift in the type of inmates who were joining gangs. >> the changes i'v...

Someone. and that means danger for the diver. >> i turned over the look at doug and next thing i know he's got this thing pancaked to his face. >> in just seconds, the octopus has doug caught in an eight-tentacle vice grip. >> when the octopus first came out, there was quite an impact on my face, and i thought what is going on now? this is like nothing i ever felt before. i thought at first the octopus was just trying to get out and get past my head. >> the tentacles are latched to doug's face, mask, and regulator, threatening to cut off doug's air supply. >> it wanted his regulator really bad...

"situation room" starts now. thanks very much, brooke. happening now, republicans pouncing on president obama and a horrible new unemployment report. this hour, the numbers and the politics and what it all means for millions of americans who need a job now. plus, i'll talk to a republican congressman who plans to boycott the president's big jobs speech before a joint session of congress next week. also, a new worldwide travel alert as we approach the tenth anniversary of 9/11. national security insiders tell us what they know about the risk of a terror attack. revenge, as far as al...

watermelon haul, which you can picture. >> oh, boy, yes, i can. hey, go big or go home. that's what i say. thanks, jeff. >> okay. >> all right. at 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. out west, i'm kyra phillips. thanks for joining us. wall street just minutes after opening, only hours removed from the gut-wrenching plunge, u.s. investors seem to be shrugging off some of the concerns, at least for now. riots erupt across great britain. dozens of police officers hurt. hundreds of people arrested, and a government desperately trying to tamp down public rage. 61-year-old diana ...

>> sean: in terms of the housing market. >> that's right. >> if this precipitated what happened the first time with the recession, how many homeowners are saying i'm so far under water i'm not going to pay i'll stay in here rent free for a year until the police come and throw me out? >> about a quarter of americans are under water with their mortgage. not everybody takes that view but some people will. americans are in trouble right now. may be that the elites have gotten better. wall street is making better money as nicole can tell you well, ceos the best profits they had and pay for ceos up ...