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Bunch of other people talking and its loud and cant really have a private conversation. that was the hardest part for us, i mean, we held it together well. >> what was it like driving home? >> it was quiet. >> watching his kids walk away, week after week, said cal, was unimaginably hard. >> that was the worst. i went back to my cell and just laid there for hours and hours and just closed my eyes and tried to block it out. >> three years rolled by, but then came a day in october, 2012, when cal h...

Youre taking your life in your hands. new sections of the wall are being planned in the rio grande valley and could eventually threaten the national butterfly center despite a recent reprieve. >> this is a remnant of native habitat. set aside for conservation. and its all going to be destroyed. >> what will happen to the natural butterfly center if this wall goes in? >> it will look like a prison yard which not good for eco tourism and we could lose access to 70% of our property that will be sou...

Wilderness. a return of civilization and so the return of the wall. you can see the wall picking back up here for the obvious reason. its possible for people to cross here. beyond eagle pass, the wall become as small fence and the elements can be hostile. there are no paved roads close to the border in this part of texas so if you decide to cross, youre definitely talking your life unyour hands. no cell lines, which is why people leave giant blue buckets out. theyre fulled with water. new sectio...

Life unyour hands. no cell lines, which is why people leave giant blue buckets out. theyre fulled with water. new sections are of the wall could threaten the national butterfly center. >> this is a remnant of native habitat, set aside for conservation and its all going to be destroyed. >> what will happen to the national butterfly center if a wall goes in? >> well, it will look like a prison yard for one, which is never good for echo tourism and lose our property that will be south of the border...

A prison yard. the first thing he wants to do when his father picks him up is go to a real playground. for a few hours he gets to do what other children his age take for granted. after all. what do you know as was just six months old when his mother was arrested. after. the family agreed he should stay with her even behind bars for the us to take a look at little old shooters in order his moment is trying to make them salivate comes a step at least now theres another child that he can play with ...

Visiting hours. with pleasure to scottish israel also says his son has changed. he was taken into custody along with his mother. of the mission. but i got a call from my wife telling me to come at once that she was being arrested. by the time i got there she and my son had already been taken away and with a little attacked and i was on my way to the police station when i got a call and was instructed to pick my son out of them at the time he was still being breastfed the experience traumatized i...

Glass during visiting hours. furnished israel also says his son has changed he was taken into custody along with his mother. to be pretty efficient. i got a call from my wife telling me to come at once that she was being arrested. by the time i got there she and my son had already been taken away and with a lunatic and i was on my way to the police station when i got a call and was instructed to pick my son up through at the time he was still being breastfed the experience traumatized everyone o...

A prison yard. the first thing he wants to do when his father picks him up is go to a real playground. oh. for a few hours he gets to do what other children his age take for granted. after all. what would you know as was just six months old when his mother was arrested. after . the family agreed he should stay with her even behind bars of the us for all that little old shoestring order his mama has trying to make a salad becomes a stick at least now theres another child that he can play with sor...

I mean, he held it together well but -- >> what was it like driving home? >> quiet. >> watching his kids walk away was unimaginably hard. >> three years rolled by. but then came a day in october, 2012, when cal harris found himself crying for joy in the prison yard. >> its rare, though. i mean, this is really rare for that to happen. >> yeah. >> a new chance at freedom, new urgency from the kids. >> this is our time to do our part. >> and a whole new theory of the case. >> its all coming togethe...

Two hours a week and you got a budge of other people talking and its loud and cant really have a private conversation. that was the hardest part for us, i mean, we held it together well. >> what was it like driving home? >> it was quiet. >> watching his kids walk away, week after week, said cal, was unimaginably hard. >> that was the worst. i went back to my cell and just laid there for hours and hours and just closed my eyes and tried to block it out. >> three years rolled by, but then came a d...