Help putting Windows 8.1 on a Macbook Pro via Bootcamp?

Roommate destroyed old Macbook that had Windows 7 on it via Boot Camp so I have to start over and put it on my new Macbook Pro, the 15-inch Retina one. The following images show up whenever I try different options in the beginning of the Boot Camp part.
I have the 64bit disc in the disc drive and I have no idea why it won't work. And I'm outside my phone tech support (OF COURSE -_-) for Apple so unless I pay them $19 I'm completely stuck. Can someone give me a step by step of what to do?

Everything on it will be erased, but the drive will be re-useable.
Use Disk Utility to format it, select the erase tab, select the drive in the sidebar on the left, select MSDOS as the format and press the erase button.
Be certain that you select the flash drive and not your internal drive by mistake.

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