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Country. police chiefs. thousands of gun violence survivors. leaders of clergy. university presidents. everybody you can imagine coming together and saying, look, the problem is not that, you know, there are too many good guys who dont have guns. the problem is that sometimes the good guys like police die because bad guys also have guns and we make it far too easy for them to get them though its been illegal under federal law for 40 years for people with a rap sheet to buy a gun, but they go som...

At some point their handcuffs come undone. >> tracy mobley immediately got up and then took off running southbound. >> morris asks a court officer to call for help and runs after mobley, the one with an extensive rap sheet. meanwhile terry myer, a local private detective, just happens to be driving behind the bus when it stops at the light. >> they pulled out on the street right here into the second middle lane, and i was right behind them in a small convertible. thats where the two prisoners es...

But sometimes you end up hearing a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> originally i came to jail february 21st, 1981, convicted in san bernardino county for murder/robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i have been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood in southern california, my mother and father tried to move...

I put him in the hospital for 30 days in serious condition. almost killed him. they gave me 15 years for it. >> he has since calmed down tremendously. with age, the inmates tend to slow down with their poor behavior. they learn that arguing with authority figures is not the way to go. >> heres my rap sheet. like you can see, armed robbery, 74. these is all the charges, wanton endangerment in the first degree, assault, first degree. assault in the third degree, assault in the third degree, anothe...

>> dana: women attack each other. that is the point. not that you are. >> greg: i have seen those films. >> bob: we are wasting a lot of talent. women brainge lot in the table. not allowed at the table. >> greg: talking about waitresss? >> bob: you. >> dana: that was so insightful, we are grateful. >> greg: bringing a lot to the table. >> dana: i got to run, because there was a hit-and-run. then there is a driver due back in court this week. over the crash that killed a young couple and unborn c...

Ante on the laws. >> dana: one of the concerns is cost. one reason he got out is probably because of a cost related issue. with the marijuana issue, perhaps there are ways to maybe even that out. release some people that are being held because of a minor drug offense in order to keep people like this in jail. >> kimberly: nonviolent offenses. >> greg: last word. boston last word there are states with three strikes youre out. mostly around drug laws, which are ridiculous. in a case like this, guy...

>> dana: women attack each other. that is the point. not that you are. >> greg: i have seen those films. >> bob: we are wasting a lot of talent. women brainge lot in the table. not allowed at the table. >> greg: talking about waitresss? >> bob: you. >> dana: that was so insightful, we are grateful. >> greg: bringing a lot to the table. >> dana: i got to run, because there was a hit-and-run. then there is a driver due back in court this week. over the crash that killed a young couple and unborn c...

And we dent have to up the ante on the laws. >> dana: one of the concerns is cost. one reason he got out is probably because of a cost related issue. with the marijuana issue, perhaps there are ways to maybe even that out. release some people that are being held because of a minor drug offense in order to keep people like this in jail. >> kimberly: nonviolent offenses. >> greg: last word. boston last word there are states with three strikes youre out. mostly around drug laws, which are ridiculou...

Heres christine romans. >> reporter: its been eight years since martha stewart left prison, serving five months for lying about a stock sale. good-bye, rap sheet. hello, cotton sheets. a deal with macys helped her company rebuild. >> macys was really important in giving her a leg up. and, you know, giving her a helping hand. >> macys obviously recognized the brand and the value of the brand, the quality of the merchandise. >> reporter: now stewart is back in court. macys is suing her company ove...

>> reporter: its been eight years since martha stewart left prison serving five months for lying about a stock sale. good-bye rap sheet. hello cotton sheets. a deal with macys helped her company rebuild. >> macys was real important in getting her a leg up. >> macys obviously recognized the brand and the value of the brand, the yacht of the merchandise. >> reporter: now stewart is back in court. macys a suing her company over a deal with jcpenney. her defense, a contract loophole, quote, the macy...