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being able to stop it and also being able to evolve more tools to control it and where it cannot be controlled to be able to take additional actions. this obviously because of the timing will have to be done in the next month or so i would think. and so we will be working together in that direction. so i now would like to ask senator chambliss, my distinguish distinguished vice chairman, to make some comments. >> well, thanks, chairman feinstein. let me just say that thanks no the leadership of chairman feinstein as well as chairman rogers, ranking member berger, the four of us have ...

Signing, an active communication that's expressly forbidden. >> oh, hugging. this is hugging. or kisses like this. >> communications is a big thing in prison. so, if they're signing to those guys, whether it's, i love you, or he did this to me, take care of him. i'm not going to decipher whether it's positive communication or negative communication. it just can't be. >> kay law is serving five to life for running a meth lab with her husband, scott. kay is housed in timpanogos star-2. scott lives next door with the star-137 >> i never actually contributed as far as in the making of it, but, yea...

For a lot of people, doing time is never easy. and i think most of their struggles with it are within themselves. so they can't see any light at the end of the tunnel. >> it's been one week since these two men, galen and andrew, entered usp. they've been transferred to uinta-3 which contains overflow housing for new arrivals. >> i'm thinking more of changing my life now. because i'm getting a little too old for this, you know. prison. i mean, i got to grow up sometime. i don't know when it's going to be. >> you kind of keep to yourself, because you never know who's out here to get you. my cell...

What is going on. >> you don't rat on people. >> and if you snitch, there's going to be severe consequences. >> usp has separated inmates based on behavior. most of the inmates on a-east are classified as kappas. >> the kappa inmates are those inmates who exhibit aggressive type of behavior, and are most likely the inmates who are going to prey on the weaker inmates. >> i got aggravated assault. so any time you come in here on violence, you're automatically a kappa. because if you can do it out there, you can do it in here. is what they think. if you're a kappa, you'll get along with these peo...

Crap that they do, people are going to look at us bad. >> at utah state prison, staff estimates that almost 1,000 inmates, roughly one-quarter of the prison population, are active gang members. >> we are around our rivals all day. anything can happen to me. >> stick with your gang. stick with who you know and where you're safe. >> it's not a gang, it's not an organization. being a skinhead is a way of life. >> it's not illegal to belong to a gang. however, when those gangs start becoming involved in criminal activity, then we will separate those gangs. and we will classify them as a security t...