Battery I just want to know how to take my dead battery out. It's kind a hard please help me... thanks so much, Gina

If it is a diesel it is most likely going to be an INTERFERENCE engine.

Gina, Battery could be faulty have it checked, if battery OK, check all fuses/relays,connections/plugs, damaged wires,etc., take car in and have checked for a parasitic draw.
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Battery. New doesn't always mean good. Could have set on shelf. Have AutoZone or advance check it.

Have your battery tested / charged.
Totally dead battery may take some extra time to charge being hooked to cables.
When a battery is "hard discharged" as you described...sometimes they never recover and require replacement.

Sounds like a battery issue. Dead battery = no power to fuel pump. You then jump start and it gets power to fuel pump. Replace your battery

Dead battery prevents the key from coming out. Its some kind of lock out feature.

There is a strong possibility that you may have what is called a parasitic drain on your battery. Which simply means that there is something running in the background that is pulling a load on your battery. These kinds of drains can extremely hard to find. To help you determine of you have a parasitic drain you will need a multimeter. If you do not have one I would recommend taking your vehicle to a trusted automotive service center. Call then first to determine what they charge per hour for diagnostics. usually will be about 1 to 2 hours diagnostics time.

With engine running used a voltmeter and check voltage at battery, you will be checking alternator out put voltage, should have a reading of no less then 13.0 volts, if less bad alternator, the reason it keeps going dead is that the car is using the battery to run it .till the battery has no more power, then you jump it and the battery is charge up again and will run again till it goes dead again.

Is the alternator charging it ? Do you have a light on in your dash : " ALT" or "BAT" ?
Check cables connections for corrosion also.
Please let me know.