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>> i don't know. i don't know. i make a stupid thing and i have to pay. he told me. i was stupid. i'm stupid because i'm stupid. >> he pleaded guilty to grand larceny auto. what's your favorite part about this? >> my favorite part is the catch. using technology the way we're doing to turn it back on the thieves to see that look in their face when they realize they've been had, nothing better than that. nothing better. >> so what do thieves do with the cars they steal? some take them here. when we come back, you'll see how the las vegas police are beating these criminals by joining them. >> i'v...

On the other, the naacp members and supporters embarked on an 860 mile march from selma, alabama to the capitol. what it calls america's journey for justice. let's bring in cornell william brooks, the president and ceo of the naacp. i appreciate you taking the time to be here. we last spoke to you august 1 when your march started out from selma toward the nation's capitol. the marchers are in north augusta, south carolina 350 miles in. what have you learned about the mood of the community along the way? >> one of the things we learned is that people are stunningly amazingly optimistic about th...

Reform. so the naacp is literally putting boots on the ground that we might put laws on the books, marching 860 miles in the heat of summer is a statement of commitment, think about it this way. when a congress person receives an e-mail, they understand it's an indication of concern. when they receive a handwritten letter, that's a more serious statement of concern. our 860-mile march is a love letter to the country. it is a statement that we believe in this country and we want to bring about fundamental reform into the voting rights, krermnal justice reform, investing in our schools and of co...

>> a majority of my rescues were from the rooftops of apartment buildings. my name is bryan hopkins, i'm a commander in the united states coast guard. during katrina i was a helicopter rescue pilot flying the 860. it can take from two to three minutes, typically, once we start getting a pattern in place. once to get five or six people in the aircraft it may take 15, 20 minutes. the folks that i rescued appeared very grateful that we were there to help them out. i could see in their eyes their distress. and there was oftentimes where we would pick up part of a family or portion of a family. we ...

>> a majority of my rescues were from the rooftops of apartment buildings. my name is bryan hopkins, i'm a commander in the united states coast guard. during katrina i was a helicopter rescue pilot flying the 860. it can take from two to three minutes, typically, once we start getting a pattern in place. once to get five or six people in the aircraft it may take 15, 20 minutes. the folks that i rescued appeared very grateful that we were there to help them out. i could see in their eyes their distress. and there was oftentimes where we would pick up part of a family or portion of a family. we ...