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For violations of a commit of federal code, which is passed by congress. many of the individuals, even those we do prosecute, that doesn't eliminate the right to apply for some form of relief in this country. they can be prosecuted for the crime that has occurred and when they go in front of the immigration judge, they can make their case. our arrests, most of them, unless an individual has been through the immigration court process, and exhausted of due process, is a fugitive, it's a start of the process, judges and the criminal context. when someone gets arrested for aggravated assault with ...

Are here illegally versus committed a crime? >> we prosecute people for violations of federal code passed by congress. even those we do prosecute, doesn't illuminate the right to apply for relief in this country. they can be prosecuted for crime when they go before an immigration judge to make their case. the individual has been through the immigration process or exhausted do process as a fugitive, that is the part of the process as a, context or assault with a deadly weapon, they are not going to jail or sent to prison, they are going through a court process as we do. shannon: acting ice dire...

That. >> is this a ufo? >> no. we all got a good laugh of it there was nothing real secret about it but, of course, we didn't go out of our way to publicize it. >> the x 47 b is expected to make its first carrier launches next year and the year after engineers plan to try to refuel it in flight. the "l.a. times" newspaper is reporting the total cost of the program is more than, get, this $813 million. as america racks up the gold, uncle sam is to rake in the green. now one lawmaker says it is time to stop taxing the members of team u.s.a. for winning olympic gold. plus, he just might win the p...

As peanut, guy i met in prison, my best friend, cellmate. he was phenom al. if you have someone who believes in you, you can come back from failure. that's the theme we wanted to preserve. >> neil: what is neat about this, it's real life. it's your story as 20-some-odd wonder kid and making a fortune at a young age, worth $100 million at one point. everyone thought it was real and legit. it was all just a farce and phony. you go to jail. seven, what, eight years? you're with some pretty harden criminals. you come out, you become a preacher and try to give back. the f.b.i. that once chased you ...