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I have been a position, to be a monster like they say i am, i don't think i can handle it. i drove a school bus for 21 years. i did a very good job. towards the end i started slacking off. trying to get fired because i know it was just too much. this job is too stressful and coming home to my situation and i just -- i never had a record until i left my children's mother. my son was on here the other day saying how abusive i was.
Pray and lean on my mother and she will find a way for us. >> what kind of support did you get from the community? >> actually, the homeless liaison department in clinton county, they paid for my books for one semester, but not that many people knew about it. it was sort of just my family and i. >> chelesa, did you ever, while you were achieving in high school, i'm sure you had friends who were not achieving, who were probably slacking off, did you ever say, you know what, i've got straight a's and i live in homeless shelters. there is no reason you shouldn't be able to get your act together. ...
>> this is quite an interesting story, because apparently they were tracked by gps, and that police officer said he was en route, but he was actually sipping a cup of coffee and he was not en route obviously. >> it's always the lie that compounds the crime. you were slacking off. we all slack off sometimes at work. not all of us have public safety in our hands. >> but even in that kind of work, in that line of work, some people decide, i need a cup of coffee, i need to see my girlfriend. if it's going to take five minutes, it's going to take five minutes. but then to lie about it? that's the p...
>> this is quite an interesting story, because apparently they were tracked by gps, and that police officer said he was en route, but he was actually sipping a cup of coffee and he was not en route obviously. >> it's always the lie that compounds the crime. you were slacking off. we all slack off sometimes at work. not all of us have public safety in our hands. >> but even in that kind of work, in that line of work, some people decide, i need a cup of coffee, i need to see my girlfriend. if it's going to take five minutes, it's going to take five minutes. but then to lie about it? that's the p...
That's how katherine reeves transforms herself from a mild-manored government employee into a backyard hero. this is the place? >> yes. this is my strong hive. >> reporter: one of thousands of city folks on a crusade to save the honeybees. >> you can go in once a week to check to see that the queen is laying eggs. you feed them. >> everybody is working, nobody is slacking off. >> yeah, right. no, they're always working. i'm not a terribly environmentally conscious person but i awe that there was a need for people to keep bees, because there aren't any bees anymore. >> reporter: in recent years...