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Parolees and their supervisors. Matter about your family members . I only care about you. You dont care about me. The. Im in charge of your supervision. Then say that, dont say you care about me. Narrator . And the makeorbreak relationships between them. Do you understand what youve done. Seriously, like, im here trying to save your ass, but i dont even know if you understand what youve done. Some people think that being on parole is, youre free. Youre not. I have to believe that she is going to do good. I make a living on second chances. Thats what parole is. Narrator tonight, in collaboratio...

Parolees and their supervisors. Matter about your family members . I only care about you. You dont care about me. The. Im in charge of your supervision. Then say that, dont say you care about me. Narrator . And the makeorbreak relationships between them. Do you understand what youve done. Seriously, like, im here trying to save your ass, but i dont even know if you understand what youve done. Some people think that being on parole is, youre free. Youre not. I have to believe that she is going to do good. I make a living on second chances. Thats what parole is. Narrator tonight, in collaboratio...

Antibiotics. Narrator the newest threats. Where did it come from . We dont know exactly where this bacteria came from. Narrator the economic realities. There is an increasing recognition that antibiotics are not a good thing to run off a pure capitalistic market. Narrator and what happens now. A lot of what were doing requires resources. If there is less money, there are tough choices that have to be made. It could happen to your nextdoor neighbor, it could happen to your child. It could happen to anybody. Those bacteria are out there. Narrator tonight on frontlinhunting the nightmare bacteria...

Antibiotics. Narrator the newest threats. Where did it come from . We dont know exactly where this bacteria came from. Narrator the economic realities. There is an increasing recognition that antibiotics are not a good thing to run off a pure capitalistic market. Narrator and what happens now. A lot of what were doing requires resources. If there is less money, there are tough choices that have to be made. It could happen to your nextdoor neighbor, it could happen to your child. It could happen to anybody. Those bacteria are out there. Narrator tonight on frontlinhunting the nightmare bacteria...

Propublica reporter a. C. Thompson investigates this cold case, searching for answers across the United States and in thailand. Do you think the bureau should reopen the investigation . If new informations developed, oh yeah. Tonight, terror in Little Saigon. Frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. And by the corporation for public broadcasting. Major support for frontline is provided by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. More information is available at macfo...