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Have had a destruction of our innocence we had at the beginning of the 70s. >> it became an era where americans began to expect the worst. >> america certainly had lost its way. criminals were lauded and killers were romanticized. >> it was the news media that helped carry this message that america is a dangerous place. that americans had a love affair with violence. actually, it was much more like a marriage. and the marriage for some people was till death do them part. >> for a time, social sc...

Pcs have the children charges they want to get into it with them as well. >> they killed their kids. we dont kim our kids. we just do drugs. >> ignore her. dont, dont let her make you cry. [ bleep ], drug alley prostitute. >> its hard not to cry when you are getting made fun of. its hard. >> they assume were baby killers, but we are not. >> though most women in the pc unit have not been charged with murder they have come up with a sarcastic response to the unit. >> they laugh at us -- >> hot sau...

Actually be able to get towards each other. >> the women in the detox unit despise their neighbors for one primary reason. though they have not been convicted, most of the women in this protective custody unit are accused of serious crimes against children. >> anything that has to do with a child, the rest of the population, they deem that as the lowest of the low. you dont do anything to a child. you dont hurt a child. when the detoxers find out that pcs over here have the children charges, the...

Innocent. that confession, experts insisted, was coerced. even the admitted killers swore robert had nothing to do with the murders. and still he sat in prison. his petition for clemency denied. then support from an unlikely source and a second chance for freedom. back with more of "the interrogation, " here is keith morrison. >> this is the prison in virginia. >> every moment of those years, dictated by one long night with officer randy snead at the miserable, exhausted end of which robert said...

>> then, said ralph, still disoriented, he tried to sit up. >> i looked down the hallway. i could see pam, her legs. she was there. >> revealed by the first rays of a warm morning sun. >> her head -- there was just blood all over. and there was blood on the floor. and i touched her cheek. and she was cold, cold, cold. and i ran out of the house. >> and that, said ralph, is when he saw his neighbor and yelled for help. but who did it? robbers? or someone else? normally, said walsenburg police cap...

In detail for the jury to hear. but theres always more than one side to a story. defense attorney dariel weaver told the jury that when she read carefully through all the prosecution material, heres what jumped right out at her. >> when you take a good hard look at their evidence, when you see that theyve interpreted the evidence to fit the conclusion that they drew in the first 12 hours of this case, you see that all it is is assumptions and suppositions and cut corners. >> reporter: but, said ...

>> i am afraid, because we have all been labeled -- well, from my culture, the mexican culture, we have been labeled as rapists, drug dealer, and killers. and thats something that were not. >> reporter: cruz says hes been intimidated near trump tower by trump supporters, wearing make america great again hats. >> but when they looked at me, they gave me a really mean look. and that stood with me. and it told me right away that just because im mexican and undocumented, they already see me as less ...

Children temporary work permits through executive action. >> i look very much forward to being your president. >> reporter: but now, under president-elect donald trump, all cruz can think about is trumps promise to deport all undocumented immigrants, and the divisive rhetoric he used during the campaign. and he points to this moment in particular on the first day of trumps campaign. >> theyre bringing drugs, theyre bringing crime, theyre rapists. >> reporter: why are you afraid? >> i am afraid, ...

Put in a uniform. this was a very rough place. >> at new york military academy, donald quickly got in line. >> these were little boys who were expected to be military cadets. so they lived in very spare rooms. they got up early, marched to mess, and sports was essential. this idea of being a champion. >> formative years in young donalds life. >> i dont think he ever really overcame this sense that he had to achieve at the highest level just to belong. the trump kids, the boys especially, were ta...

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