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You thank you would want in the united states to help us and potentially sacrifice his life for the freedom and dignity of his people. how do you address him when dealing with the support of this? >> yesterday, 300 thousand people came to united states yesterday and just over 100 were detained. it was because of my last point that i made earlier. its the confusion.its the implementation of this program ãi wish the administration would take a few extra minutes to make sure everyone was on the sa...

Right now. >> are you saying youre done? >> im saying im done. >> coming up -- >> i didnt leave the program ñi lags time with any intentions of stopping. >> jason watley pleads his case for a second chance. and later -- >> they all call me spider man, spider, whatever. >> one mans love of spiders translates into a profitable jailhouse art form. would cut you some slack, right? no. your insurance rates go through the roof... your perfect record doesnt get you anything. anything. perfect. for dri...

Our system works. knowing we arrest the same person for the same charge over a thousand times. other than that, it takes him off the street and out of the public. so thats the good thing. >> he remembers the day one of his arrestsñi made the local newspaper. >> that was the 856th arrest. the sacramento bee mentioned my name five times and said, yeah, you got her done. ♪ñi ♪ the pride of sacramento, heck ya. got to be pride of something. >> la force has been homeless for nearly as long as h...

Lower-level offendersçó to a mo theyre administered for the jails reentry services ñi department. >> the goal of reentry is to ñr reduce the recidivism rate. thats it. what i call it is, get out, stay out. >> nationally, more than 70% of inmates return to jail or prison within three years. ron smithñi knows it doesnt ha to be that way. because ten years ago, he was a