inmates are locked down 23 hours a day and cuffed and shackled any time they are out of their cells allowed one hour a day of reck time and phone calls that can be taken away if they fail inspection. if they don t make their beds up or not ready for inspection in the morning they will lose their hour. one area of unit 2 c is more isolated. behind my shoulder is the bubble. that is for your highest of all profile cases. while regular a seg inmates can interact, bubble inmates are kept isolated and must spend the one hour a day out of their cell or in the reck yard alone. one of the inmates housed in the bubble is norman smart. mr. smart was placed on a high risk segregation due to the fact that his case was all over the news. mr. smart was also well-trained in the marshall arts so we wanted to not only protect mr. smart from the other detainees
cradle of democracy, to see greece have to leave europe would be astonishing and people are questioning whether it will shake the foundations of europe itself. that s a very good question. can i ask you, keir about the banks and the fact that people are able to get about the equivalent of $60 a day out of the atms? the banks themselves, are they closed? if so, are the atms limited with their hours or can people get money any time day or night? it looks as if people can get money any time day or night, alex. wherever you go, wherever you go at any time there are these lines outside of the atms. let me explain what s happening there, though. it s basically to stop a run on the bank. what would happen if the banks just opened up people s accounts and said you can take all the money in your bank account is that everyone would do that and that would bring down the greek banks anyway. so although there is talk the banks should reopen sometime next week, there are a lot of people who ar
report mean work can finally get started on the pipeline to bring oil to the u.s. from canada? let s ask peter doocy live in washington with the latest on this. it is ultimately going to be up to president owe bammo to decide whether or not to build the keystone xl pipeline which would transport 830,000 barrels of crude oil a day out of canada and montana. the state department s environmental study found building this pipeline is not going to harm the environment any more than if it s not built. they say that oil is going to be transported out one way or the other, maybe even by trains and trucks. this is one pipeline project. canada is certainly not going to be leaving their greatest valued resource in the ground. so far the white house won t say when president obama plans to give the project a thumb s up or a thumb s down. these issues are complex.
on that. first we begin with a major hurdle being crossed in the push for the keystone xl pipeline. a long exhaustive study finding no concerns with building that line to bring oil to the united states from canada. but the project is five years in the making and is still waiting for the green light from president obama to begin work. peter doocy is live with the latest. peter? crude oil in canada is going to be extracted, pipeline or no pipeline. which is part of the reason they find the construction of the pipeline that would take 830,000 barrels of crude oil a day out of canada isn t going to really contribute to climate change at all. this is one pipeline project. canada is certainly not going to be leaving the greatest valued
overwhelmed. i spent almost the past decade in solitary confinement. so i m not used to being around anyone, much less this many people. it s kind of overwhelming. it s not perfect. it s not perfect by any means. but at least it brings closure to some areas and some aspects. you know, we can still bring up new evidence. we can still continue an investigations we ve been doing. we can still try to clear our names. the only difference is we can do it from the outside instead of sitting in prison and do it. even when you re in prison, you have to worry about your own safety. it doesn t matter what crime it is, you got to worry about your safety regardless. jason, how about you? i didn t worry about someone else would do. i worried about people who loved me and care about me and trust. we can t live our lives in fear. this was not justice. in the beginning, we told nothing but the truth that we were innocent and they sent us to prison for the rest of our lives for it. then