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Start this debriefing process with some of these intel officials from the u.s. we will get to that in a minute. this nationwide manhunt is underway after dozens of authorities swooped in and raided the apartment of this man, identified by the fbi as 42-year-old ryan kelly chamber land ii. police say the search turned up explosives. what they do know, he has hit the road. the fbi says he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> i was completely shocked, flabbergasted, out of character for any...

Held as a prisoner of war. and jeffrey toobin is right. the process needs to run its course. now, when you recover an individual whos been held in enemy custody, there has to be an extensive debriefing process. and it is actually in the interest of that process that we dont suspect him of a crime at this point because the minute they really start to suspect him of having committed an offense, then he has a right to a warning under whats called article 31 of the uniformed code of military justice...

Source of your change of heart? >> basically im tired of doing other peoples dirty work, of ordering people to do things that because -- for someone elses selfish reasons, when, in fact, it doesnt benefit me here nor there. i was ordered to kill a dear friend of mine, and i really didnt appreciate that. >> good enough for me. >> theres no guarantees. so it really has to come from within the inmate of him wanting to change who he is. and it was interesting to see these guys do this and put themse...

Make you believe this, its not true. just because one of their family members were a part of it. i seen too many innocent people targeted that had nothing to do with the gang life. >> once a gang member decides to quit, he can leave the shu in one of two ways. remain inactive for six years, or drop out altogether. to drop out, inmates must go through a debriefing process which has three missions, first, to determine their sincerity to leave the gang. second, to identify the people who might be a...

I seen too many innocent people targeted that had nothing to do with the gang life. >> once a gang member decides to quit, he can leave the shu in one of two ways. remain inactive for six years, or drop out altogether. to drop out, inmates must go through a debriefing process which has three missions, first, to determine their sincerity to leave the gang. second, to identify the people who might be a threat to them, since leaving a gang is considered treason. and third, to gather information abo...

Who might want to kill them because of the nature of their crimes or because theyve turned on another inmate. >> these are inmates that have hopefully seen the errors of their ways and want to program and want to change their lifestyle. >> i go home next year. i got time taken off. >> how? part of a debriefing process. i dropped out of a prison gang. >> hes charged 288-a, which is unlawful act with a minor. sentenced to 230 years. its a big honor badge for general population to kill somebody, es...

Understanding, what is the main source of your change of heart? >> basically im tired of doing other peoples dirty work, of ordering people to do things that because -- for someone elses selfish reasons, when, in fact, it doesnt benefit me here nor there. i was ordered to kill a dear friend of mine, and i really didnt appreciate that. >> good enough for me. >> theres no guarantees. so it really has to come from within the inmate of him wanting to change who he is. and it was interesting to see t...

>> serving a life sentence for murder, leon lives in what is widely regarded as the most restrictive environment in the state of california -- pelican bay security housing unit or shu. inmates are confined to their cells for all but 90 minutes per day, which theyre allowed to spend in a nearby concrete exercise area. leon had been living here for 14 years when we met him. >> i always tell people, they aint built a prison hard enough to break me, you know? and some of us are stronger than others....

Members were a part of it. i seen too many innocent people targeted that had nothing to do with the gang life. >> once a gang member decides to quit, he can leave the shu in one of two ways. remain inactive for six years, or drop out altogether. to drop out, inmates must go through a debriefing process which has three missions, first, to determine their sincerity to leave the gang. second, to identify the people who might be a threat to them, since leaving a gang is considered treason. and third...

>> serving a life sentence for murder, leon lives in what is widely regarded as the most restrictive environment in the state of california -- pelican bay security housing unit or shu. inmates are confined to their cells for all but 90 minutes per day, which theyre allowed to spend in a nearby concrete exercise area. leon had been living here for 14 years when we met him. >> i always tell people, they aint built a prison hard enough to break me, you know? and some of us are stronger than others....