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Walk or talk or feed himself. but he sure can smile, his biggest grins reserved for noah. >> i love him. hes perfect. >> i start to well up and almost cry every time i hear him in his passion for his brother. >> reporter: as noah trains for a kids triathlon, he knows lucas wont settle for the sidelines. when the big race day arrives, these brothers tackle the triathlon in tandem. after four back breaking laps in the pool, they hit the road for 1 1/2 miles on a bike, still tied together. the fina...

Disorder that effects brain development. >> i have this vision of two boys growing up, playing together, doing things that brothers do and when i got that first diagnosis, it was just completely shattered. >> now 6 years old, lucas cant walk, talk or feed himself. he sure can smile. his biggest grins reserved for noah. >> i love him. hes perfect. >> i start to well up, almost cry every time i hear him and his passion for his brother. >> lucas just can feel it and he just knows hes loved and acce...

>> kind of get nervous with a camera pointing right in your face, you know what im saying. they say it adds ten pounds to you. >> hes worried about the camera adding ten pounds? >> no, just messing with you. just joking. trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. hes got his back, the other guys got his, and thats the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conced...

Correctional officers think they run the prison. but everybody gangs up by race and you have to know where youre going. you dont want to go walking in the wrong area of the prison yard because youre on somebody elses turf. >> while inmates can segregate themselves in prison, its not always that way in county jail. the first stop on the often long road of incarceration for gang members. >> every gang in los angeles county ends up coming here. and we just dont have enough places to segregate every...

Races because we dont know if its going to be large, small. we can never determine whats going to happen between them. whatever happens, then we come around and pick up the pieces. thats about all we can do. >> we were out there, again, about 12 cos on the yard, 500 prisoners, all of a sudden the siren went off. there was a fight in a part of the yard. i looked up, the guards were hanging out of towers with their rifles. i looked around, 500 inmates sprawled on the dirt. so i just did a huge swa...

Start out stealing bubble gum at the stores all the way to snatching purses, stealing car stereos, stealing bikes, stealing the whole car, breaking in houses, robberies, escape, just graduate all the way to murder. it seemed like it was a never-ending chain. >> and estrada added even more links to that chain. when he returned to prison on the murder charge, he was involved in another killing. >> another inmate came up behind a friend of mine and stabbed him in the eye. i got up. he tried to stab...

Joints theyre either bi or lesbian. 75% come out. >> after being warmed up by correctional staff, the kids are turned over to their hosts for the day. 23 hardened felons. 21 of whom are convicted murderers. >> starting now, things are going to change a little bit for you. you see, now you belong to us. when we hit the yard, there will be a couple hundred inmates talking [ bleep ] to you about how you look, about your hair, about how theyll take you and go up in you. do not respond to them. >> th...

>> thats one, two. >> im ahead, 2-0. >> he seemed like a kid, you know, at summer camp. >> but an even more significant challenge is in sears future. >> i aint going to lie. i worry about, am i going to be able to talk with these people properly? do i have enough knowledge or education to make it out there? am i going to be able to get a job? am i going to be able to stay away from dope and not repeat crimes and things like that? when i get out to the streets, i have to pick up where that 16-yea...

Come back in at 36. now im 37. >> along with working out, theres one other way that lautenschlager copes. ♪ i was 18 years old when they sent me to prison ♪ far away from my home in east tennessee ♪ ♪ still see the tears my darling was crying ♪ ♪ as she whispered i love you said shed wait for me ♪ >> when i first come to prison, you know, i had a girlfriend, telling me how she was going to wait on me and all this and things change. im still in here and shes gone ♪ its been 18 lon...

At 20%. and more than one out of every three african-americans in the area are out of work. so whats the body in ferguson, opportu opportunistic thugs. and when the news cameras leave will ferguson be on the way to becoming the next detroit. or a community ready to pick up the pieces and start to sew the seeds of racial diversity and equal opportunity for all no matter what the color of your skin. hi there, america. welcome to "cashin in." michelle, the real penchant in the heartland. a racial p...