mira, un día, hace como un mes, mi esposa me llama; yo me estaba bañando. y me dice: "¡sal, sal, ven a ver esto!". y yo cogí la toalla y enjabonada y hasta con susto, pues fui a ver lo que pasaba. y era que estaban poniendo el programa de bioxtron. me pareció una cosa muy interesante, una medicina nueva que no tiene contraindicación, todo natural, y me dije: "bueno, "pues si regenera los tejidos, pues yo voy a probarlo". yo estoy viejo ya, pero como dicen que es la medicina del siglo xxi, pues me animé a probarlo. maravilloso. en menos de 15 días, ya yo estaba ya que no me dolían las manos, podía moverlas, que por la mañana me levanto que no puedo mover las manos. bueno, pues ya no me pasa eso. la rodilla que me tenía mi dolor, mi cadera; pues todo eso desapareció. parece increíble, pero es verdad. ya no tomo pastillitas, ya no tomo cortisona, ya no tomo cortisona, y hasta mi esposa lo está usando para su osteoporosis. tengo ganas hasta de bailar, ahora. decididamente, bioxtron es para todo el mundo. >>seguimos presentándoles este revolucionar

me veo... me veo realizada, contenta. tengo el destino o tengo el control de mi destino que eso me da mucha seguridad, festejando a la mujer, festejando nuestra independencia, nuestra realizaciÓn, nuestros cambios. nosotras somos... el centro de la familia y de alguna manera tenemos que estar bien guapas. >> sin duda, la chica dorada ha sabido sortear las pruebas que el destino le ha puesto. sin embargo, reconoce que su familia es parte medular de esta fortaleza. >> yo soy una persona muy sensible, tengo carÁcter fuerte. no me gusta sentirme vulnerable, no me gusta que la gente me sienta dÉbil. pero tambiÉn es bonito cuando estÁs con tu familia, cuando estÁs con tus amigos, cuando estÁs en tu cÍrculo mÁs cerrado, pedir ayuda. mi mamÁ ha sido crucial en una transiciÓn de mi vida en donde si no hubiera sido por ella, a lo mejor no hubiera podido estar tan esta "familia, con mi niÑo, con mis viajes. >> tu madre es el ejemplo de las mujeres mexicanas que estÁn al pendiente. >> sÍ. pero que deje de twittear, por

it affected me. it really shook me up. i wish every man had an opportunity to really know how their victim felt. >> we never see the victim. coming into this prison, you -- we never see the face of the victim. i know this is tough but it helps us see the reality of what we've done and it can't do anything but good. thank you. >> you never know where healing is going to come from. i truly feel some of them have sorrow for the crimes they've committed. you've all given me courage today and hope. i feel that i've made an impact. i felt like i connected with a number of the men here today. i had to do this for myself. >> it has taught me, enabled me to grow. i've taken a life. to confront my victim, listening and talking to you, has been able to help me understand the effect, the impact i had on life. god bless you. you're very strong. there is no reason. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay." >> i miss my partner. i haven't been able to write my music. >> anthony faces an uncertain

no me pegÓ. los vientos huracanados. >> estos muchachos siempre te quieren pegar. >> es la energÍa de la maÑana hay que sacarla de alguna manera. Últimamente, se andan lesionando muchos y es una mala noticia para la selecciÓn mexicana. >> asÍ es. la direcciÓn de selecciones nacionales informÓ que juan carlos medina, jugador del amÉrica y del tri mexicano, se perderÁ el mundial debido a una lesiÓn en su tobillo derecho. deberÁ someterse a una cirugÍa para reparar la lesiÓn y por tal motivo no podrÁ estar disponible entre los 23 disponibles. en su lugar, el cuerpo tÉcnico ha convocado al lateral del toluca miguel ponce quien anoche se incorporÓ a la concentraciÓn del tri. >> estaba viendo no sÉ qué jugador de colombia estaba lastimado, tambiÉn de paraguay. >> lo importante es que alguien va., >> piquÉ firmÓ un contratazo millonario. primero fue messi. ahora es piquÉ. >> el defensor central del fÚtbol club barcelona llegÓ a un acuerdo para renovar un contrato por cinco tempo

ahÍ, bien bonito. >> ya me voy. >> ¿me pagan? >> tÚ, desde puerto rico, con amor, ahÍ estÁ, y comenzamos. ¿me ayudan? 50. 100. 150. y... 200! jacquie, te queremos. saludos a puerto rico, estados unidos. seguimos con mÁs despierta amÉrica desde new york! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> ay... lo que la gente hace por dinero. >> la verdad, quedÓ muy linda >> ¿se cortarÍan el pelo por 200 $? si es alan, no. si es sammy, sÍ. >> yo quiero aprovechar esta oportunidad para agradecer a la gente que me trajo estos ramos de flores y a la gente de nueva york que nos recibiÓ con tanto cariÑo. los queremos con todo el corazÓn. >> gracias por estar con nosotros, por recibirnos en tu casa. >> gracias a ustedes por venir a mi ciudad, new york y mi gente! >> y tambiÉn tenemos que agradecer al dj. >> nos puso validar esta maÑana. >> tienen que volver de nuevo y pronto. >> claro que si. ¿quieren que regresemos? ¿quieren que siga la fiesta? la fiesta va a seguir, seÑores, porque les tengo que decir que el viernes vamos a estar celebrando los 1

the players don't hate me. the sponsors don't hate me. the fans don't hate me. the media hates -- it's all the media. >> honestly you really believe -- >> i believe it 100%. people call me by the thousands and give me support. they don't say i shouldn't have said that. >> you don't think the players don't like you. when the clippers -- >> why wouldn't they like me when i'm respectful? >> when they reverse their jerseys and didn't -- >> well one does it then the others have to do it. >> you think it was just pressure? >> what do you think? do you think they all are going to walk off? can any of us just stop working? we all have to work. we all have to earn a living. we all have bills. we work for an employer we don't love. i contend that they love me. >> you think they still love you? >> i do. >> you believe the players of the los angeles clippers -- >> absolutely. they know i'm not a racist and i'm not a racist. >> why haven't they come forward and said that? >> well see people are intimidated even the thought of racism. and around the world, they call me from a

what did you say about me? >> nothing that everybody don't already know. >> okay, well, i need to see what was said. >> it's funny how you're more interested in the application than improving the business. >> listen, i have to tell you-- but i came to do business. for me, it's all about business. >> that's it. that's why none of it should've been anything except for business, so hopefully, that's all that was in it. >> i'm telling you, that's-- i wouldn't have come. if i thought it was gonna be a circus, i wouldn't have come. >> that's it then. we don't have a problem. >> nancy, why don't we go outside and talk, okay? >> all right, let's go. >> i'm already sensing that these two can't communicate well together. any time you're in business with somebody that you have a scorned relationship with, that doesn't bode well for the business. >> i mean, i'll be honest with you. if we didn't have this business, i would never speak to him again. >> why don't you buy him out? >> because he wouldn't let me. >> has he tried

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there ain't nothing they can do to me, make me do what they want me to do, right? >> robert harris is serving a ten-year sentence for forging prescription narcotics. he landed in cell house 220 a year ago after several staff assaults. >> hey, everybody knows you're special, brian. >> all there is to do in here is listen to other people banging on stuff. you know, officers constantly running in on them, and cussing. just a lot of crazy stuff, you know. i call it bugs. always somebody bugging out, always somebody causing trouble in the cell house. it's hard. it's really hard. they got me on a lot of medication. >> inmates in cell house 220 get an hour of recreation in the morning and a ten-minute shower several times a week. >> one of the worst things in this cell house is the compound day-to-day events, typical stress incidences that add up. and some of the things you're subject to, stabbings, hangings, self-mutilation, those type of things and the actual assault itself. i don't think there's an officer in this unit that has not been assaulted. >> correctional offic

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take me down and weigh me every day. i lost about 13 pounds in four days. >> was the attempt to go on a hunger strike, did it accomplish what you wanted? >> well, you know, culliver come down, you know, he could have just been an ass about it and said starve yourself. but you know, he [ bleep ] told me about go on and hold it in the road, i ain't get no [ bleep ] talk about anger management classes and stuff like that. so he gave me the word i wouldn't be here this time next year. so that's all i want, you know. >> you need it. he's good people, but he's gone through a lot of stuff. he's not willing to put nothing down. that's what makes it hard on individuals to try to change, because they don't want to let go. >> we met in segregation. >> yeah? >> we met in segregation. >> can't get along with nobody. >> at one time i couldn't. at one time i most definitely couldn't. i had the same problem you had. we both went through that. >> i ain't outgrew my problem. >> yeah, right. >> i'm in prison 22 1/2 years now. i've spent al

and you wake me up in the middle of the night in the summertimes making me run up a hill, making me do push-ups. screaming at me from the sideline of my games at 8 or 9 years old. we weren't supposed to be here. you made us believe. you kept us off the street. put clothes on our backs. food on the table. when you didn't eat, you made sure we ate. you went to the sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. [ applause ] >> what an incredible moment. nba's mvp kevin durant. his mom was there in the crowd as you see listening, fighting back tears. i'm very happy that she joins me tonight. wanda, just wow. what was it like -- i mean to hear such words from your son? >> it was like wow. i never expected that. >> you didn't know he was going to do this? >> no. i did not. i -- i never thought that it would happen the way that it did. i knew that he would probably mention me. and our family. but i never thought it would be the way it was. and so it was overwhelming to me to sit there and listen to him remember some of the things of our past and how it's become the foundation of hi

how can you do this to me, since you love me so much and i love you so much? do you know what this money means to me? do you know what this money can do for us? i do not know if that answers your question. ask you have not. i will repeat it. who is walter long -- who is walter young? -- walter younger? >> he does not give up. he is a little lost. one of the things he says is, i see these white boys sitting in their turning deals worth millions. what he sees them in the restaurant, not in the office, doing the grunt work. he thinks they just sit around and talk and turn deals. boys andting with his talking, and he is going to turn a deal. that he is dealing with a snake. he got outside of his own. because he works on this rich man, he sees part of the world that probably nobody else in his family -- the mother and the wife, they may see it cleaning their houses. go ahead. >> i get to hang out with george. >> but on another level. >> george is forward movement. >> right. >> he is somebody whose father is a success in the town. like lorraine said, except they are

and you wake me up in the middle of the night in the summertimes making me run up a hill, making me do push-ups. screaming at me from the sideline of my games at 8 or 9 years old. we weren't supposed to be here. you made us believe. you kept us off the street. put clothes on our backs. food on the table. when you didn't eat, you made sure we ate. you went to sleep hungry. you sacrificed for us. you're the real mvp. [ applause ] >> what an incredible moment. nba's mvp kevin durant. his mom was there in the crowd as you see listening, fighting back tears. i'm very happy that she joins me tonight. wanda, just wow. what was it like -- i mean to hear such words from your son? >> it was like wow. i never expected that. >> you didn't know he was going to do this? >> no. i did not. i -- i never thought that it would happen the way that it did. i knew that he would probably mention me. and our family. but i never thought it would be the way it was. and so it was overwhelming to me to sit there and listen to him remember some of the things of our past and how it's become the foundation of his li

. >> help me help you help me. [laughing] >> i'm concerned right out of the gates that michael thinks his name is more important than it is. and i think it's getting in the way of him making good, solid business decisions. he's letting his ego drive it, not the numbers. how much is your rent here a month? >> $5,800. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> in dyer, indiana, in a plaza that's half-empty? >> it's what everybody pays in this plaza. >> everybody that's not here? what do you generate in a typical class? >> about $120 for every four-person session. >> how many total clients? >> 122. >> and so--i mean, where is everybody? >> well, our next session starts in 30 minutes from now. it's prime hours in the morning, and then prime in the late afternoon, early evening. >> and so in the morning, there's classes? what time? >> there's a 6:00 a.m., 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. >> and then what happens the rest of the day? >> so from 11:00 to 3:00, we're empty. >> pro-fit generates $120 per class, and michael says they can have

was so angry at me that she slapped me. and i ran off to my grandmother , we willandmother said go back to school. she went back to school in a fresh apron and she asked, are you miss williams? the teacher said, i am. she said, are you somebodies grandbaby? she's as him but his granddaughter. will this here is my grandbaby. tavis: slapped the teacher. said i am wrong this time. nobody ought to slap nobody in the face but i am teaching a lesson and you find yourself a seat and sit down and get your lesson. no children, nobody said anything. nothing had ever happened like that in school. andnt home that evening they said, sister, look at me on the table. there was a beautiful caramel cake. brought it out and they said, nothing that can make for you -- nothing can make up for you being slapped in the face but we want you to know how precious you are. with that kind of love, you can come through. racism, sexism, racism. they never once hugged me. cake and itaramel took four hours to do it. you better stop because you are about

. >> me dijo dicho que porque no era varÓn, que hubiera sido varÓn, no me voy, estÁ bueno yo no nacÍ con marido. >> silvia y su madre viven con menos de 100 $ al mes, y su anhelo es vivir con energÍa elÉctrica, su estilo de vida es tan peculiar que cuentan con el apoyo de toda la comunidad. >> me asombro el dÍa que llegÓ a la oficina donde yo trabajo, me dijo, necesito el apoyo para poner mi energÍa elÉctrica, entonces yo pude conseguirle una exoneraciÓn de la luz y ahora le van a cobrar menos dinero. >> sin embargo, en el pueblo, no faltan los comentarios mal intencionados. >> dicen que es mala suerte, pero yo digo que es buena, porque no se fue de mi lado. >> pero silvia no le hace caso a los rumores, al contrario ella continÚa adelante, feliz, convencida de que a pesar de sus limitaciones tiene mucho que agradecerle a la vida. >> bueno, silvia tambiÉn nos confesÓ que su gran anhelo es algÚn dÍa poder casarse con ese vecino del que estÁ enamorada, y poder mudarse a vivir con Él. le deseamos mucha suerte. zsññññññññña o! ♪ ♪ >> grandese

keep me in the cell. they want to keep me there. i'll give them reason to keep me in the cell. y'all thought i was playing when i told you that. y'all want to keep me in the cell. -- you guys. >> kevin blanco, i'm giving you a directive to come out. >> okay and i'm refusing. >> any time inmates refuse to peacefully exit their cells, officers must move forward with standard extraction protocol. >> what's going on, blanco? >> man, come on. y'all can go. >> no, i'm not coming out. y'all want a reason to [ bleep ]. >> branch on the 19 yard. 1510, blanco's refusing to come out. gave him his first directive. time now is 4:50. >> blanco is taking -- basically he's taking his rec pen hostage and he's refusing to come out. you know, this happens. they'll take things hostage. they'll take their food for houston. they'll take a shower hostage. if it will get the attention they want they will take it hostage. we should be finished getting the rest of the inmates out of the yard. >> that's it. that's it. >> once we got them out of yard we're going to come back in, bring my team in, and i'll

family loved me, and people cared about me and a lot of friends. i had a girlfriend for the past four years. we broke up about eight months ago because of my using. i was engaged to her. and just, i chose the drugs -- i chose the drugs over her. >> aaron sofield continues to do time in the bergen county jail's drug rehabilitation center while waiting for charges for theft and forgery. it is a strict regimen that the inmates must adhere to for 90 days or they are dropped. >> we have rules, and it is kind of funny, but if they don't have their keys on them or the locks on the lockers or leave out the books or the chairs down, and we want them focused and thinking, and we don't want them too comfortable, but always working on themselves. >> sofield faces an additional challenge. >> i'm 6'3", and if you turn your feet hit this thing, and i have drug dreams, and it is natural, but you are having drug dreams and you are not using drugs. >> sofield has battled addiction to heroin for the last several year, and he believes if he does not get clean this tim

with me. but that was healthy. the emir father he would like to have, he would like to listen to everybody and to see different opinion. we've been allowed in qatar to say our opinion freely to the emir before any decision. so when there's two different opinion, people say there is a clash because they are not used in the region for different opinion, they are used for one opinion come from the top and it happened. which is not healthy, i believe. >> rose: power. you have a lot of it. it must be hard to give up power. >> let me tell you one thing. and i am always frank. this is sometimes bring me some difficulties before. >> rose: you promised me this about a year ago. >> yes. i promised you one year ago. >> rose: the first interview you did would be here. >> exactly. and this is what i fulfill my promise. but i was thinking to take a one year of rest. if you want to call it as a rest from what happened. power is you become happy about power when you start having the power. and when you start

i know because they e-mail me and write to me from all over the world. it is a blessing because the one thing they know is i will not lie to them. , but iot always be right will try to be right. and i will not tell everything i know. but i will try to make sure that what i say is the truth. about being a human being and about being alive. tavis: i love that. this. close with i have a copy on my wall in my house. every day as we walked past this particular wall. poem, aa wonderful great sister named my angelou. you are my poet, my friend, my sister, my mother, and my favorite guest. >> hello to our brand-new world. tavis: her passing at the age of 86 is a loss for all of us. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> join me next time for a conversation with arianna huffington with a conversation and performance. that is next time. we will see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more, pbs. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs. announcer: suppor

this is what it is for me. these are facts and it doesn't make me -- what i'm learning and know, it doesn't make me any better than anyone else. it won't keep m me on this earth one day longer. you will never see a u hall behind a hearse. the egyptians tried it. it's what you do with what you have. >> charlie: that's what it's about for you that stagestag str life. >> yes (laughter) >> everybody has something. >> charlie: but in the "new york times" it was said, what people have to forget about at some point is the resume and think about the eulogy. what is it you have contributed and made a difference in, in terms of the human values. >> my late friend butch lewis, god rest his soul, always talked about the dash. there's a dash between your birth date and your death date. he said, i'm working on my dash. that's what i look at. what are you doing? you know, i don't need to be known for winning awards. who did i help? you know, who did i help lift up? you know, those are the things that are as important. our chi

people took more of a liking to me, a trust to me. i wasn't considered a liar like somebody that's hiding it. you know, it's the distrust there. it's all about trusting in prison. oh, i've had some problems, yeah. i've had confrontations. i mean, don't get me wrong. i've had to fight. i've had to fight quite a few times. they respect you a lot more. stand up here on the chair. >> oh, i am not getting on my knees, honey. you've got me twisted. i'm not getting on my knees. i'm pretty much trying to keep my head, you know, you know above the water a little bit. that way i stay out of trouble. i stay out of the limelight. i always have to remember this isn't my life and it's going to be my life, and i want to leave. >> like peaches, every inmate hopes to reduce his security level status and enjoy more freedoms and privileges. these hopes can only become realities in committee. >> i'm going to the conference room with the warden for the committee to make sure that i'm able and capable and lower points and eligible for level one. hey! for l

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now he's mad at me. he probably thought i just ran to duck underneath the counter and a scaredy-cat, not knowing that i'm armed. as i went around the counter i shot the other fellow who was also armed, in the side of the chest. he goes down and both go down. the fellow i shot at the first time got up and stepped over his so-called partner to race out of the store. >> the man in black escapes unharmed because he's wearing a bulletproof vest. but the man on the ground is badly wounded. it turns out he isn't wearing one. >> his partner was shot in the side. his spinal cord severed, but actually makes it to my door and collapses. >> the man in the black coat, who had just high-tailed it out of the store, jumps into a brown minivan, the get-away car, and screeches out of the parking lot, leaving the second man behind. the clarkstown police department responds within minutes. when detective bill fritz arrives he finds fixler, pistol in hand, standing in a defensive position and screaming at the man on the grou

me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the semester and i was by myself and, you know, there was one of my rivals with a bunch of his home boys, probably about 15 or 20 of them. i was surrounded by everybody, something was going to happen to me. and i was genuinely scared. i was worried for my own life. my reaction was to pull out my gun. and, you know, in the middle of the confrontation, i shot him. and the gun had discharged while i was running and another innocent bystander was shot in the process. human beings are the most dangerous animal on the earth. and when it comes down to what i was doing, it was insane. >> this is our son, evan. tomorrow he would have been 10 years old. he's not here to celebrate it. >> on our seco

she come up there and talking to me, well you called me a [ muted ]. i said what? i said, wait a minute, [ muted ] win just asked you for some [ muted ] and i snapped on her. >> when we tried to get him to come out of the shower, he was refusing. then he started throwing toilet water on myself and several other staff members. >> i got it all through my face, all down my back. >> he threatened to kill everybody out there, staff and all. we put him on the wall first. what we say, put them on the wall. have him face the wall. we want him facing the wall. we don't want him turning his head and getting mouthy and this and that. this way you're going to get spit on. you want his nose to the wall. when you want to talk to him, he can talk to the wall. >> face the wall. turn around. face the wall. >> you've got to fix your [ muted ] and set up and talk to a [ muted ]. >> face the wall. face the wall. face the wall. >> you just busted [ muted ]. i'm tired of your [ muted ]. >> stand still. >> your constantly dealing with an evil force that's trying to destroy you, what do y

kind of grabbed me. that's there for sure. but at the same time, i'm really not a believer in tribal identities. i think that is what fucked up in the world now. everybody says it's us against them, da da da, and if we're ever going to get anywhere we have to get beyond those identities. right? i'm a sunni, you're a shiite so i'm going to kill you. i'm torn. i'm both, i guess. it certainly didn't come down to, like, lou, move to israel. i won't be doing that. but i'm -- my heart is much more there than it ever had been before. in terms of resistance -- a good question about the war. one of the things that happen -- when i first got there, i started having panic attacks, and i never could really figure out -- i still don't know exactly what it was. i wrote about it on my blog. i would get locked in the parking garage and i couldn't figure out how to get oust the garage, or get lost or just try to go to -- from my hotel to the bagel shop i could see from the window of my -- i couldn't find my way there. an

>> i'm hurt that he called me up and said don't do anything. wait until you hear from me. then somebody called me later and said he doesn't want to be involved. and then he released a tape that i sent to him, that i talked to him in confidence. >> these are the facts. i was sitting in my office. i get a call from donald sterling. >> he called you? >> he called me, i took the call. >> apparently he has your phone number. >> yes, his assistant called my assistant and she put him through. this is what happened. he asked me to go on the barbara walters show with him. >> this was a week and a half ago? >> he met with barbara on a friday. >> it was before that. i told him i wouldn't do it. i said the number one thing you need to do which you haven't done is apologize to everybody and myself. i'll get to that, i'll get to that. >> he wanted to go on barbara walters to sit next to him? >> next to him. >> to give him cover. >> and i said donald, you need to consult with your attorneys, you should deal with your attorneys and let them advise you what to do. but you need to go public

, y me dijo madre, yo sÓlo le dije a mi abuela que querÍa viajar, y ella me dio dinero, igualmente mi tÍa elvira. >> los dÍas pasaron y esta madre sÓlo le pedÍa a dios que protegiera a su hijo, sus familiares tampoco contestaban sus llamadas, y casi al borde de la desesperaciÓn del coyote se comunicÓ con ella, exigiÉndole mÁs dinero para liberar a enrique. >> y necesito que me ponga 2000 $, en pocas palabras, me dijo, sino manda el dinero su hijo no sale ni para adelante ni para atrÁs, porque lo tienen los zetas me dijo. >> como pudo consiguiÓ hacer el envÍo pero sucediÓ lo que tanto temÍa. >> le puse el dinero, pero por favor, cuÍdame amigo, ya no tuve mÁs contacto con Él. >> durante semanas, esa madre esperaba la llegada de su hijo a tierras norteamericanas, pero no fue asÍ, un hombre la contratÓ por telÉfono dejÁndole saber que su hijo habÍa sido abandonado en el de cierto despuÉs de ser golpeado. los detalles de lo sucedido desgarraron su corazÓn. >> dejaron a su hijo abandonado en el desierto en la noche, le dio dos patadas en la cara a Él, y se lo dejÓ.

that really, it was born in me ask kind of grabbed me. so that's there, for sure, you know? but at the same time, i'm really not a believer in tribal identities. i think that's what's fucked up in the world now, right? everybody says it's us against them, right? and if we're ever going to get anywhere on the planet, we have to get beyond those identities, right? that i'm a sunni, you're a shiite, so i'm going to kill you, right? so i am sort of torn. i don't really, you know, i don't really know -- i'm both, i guess i would say. but it certainly, it didn't come down to -- like lou moved to israel. i won't be doing that. but i'm, my heart is much more there than it ever had been before. in terms of resistance, a good question about the war of art. one of the things that happened over there -- when i first got there, i started having panic attacks. and i never could really figure out, i still don't know exactly what it was. but, like, i would do things, i wrote about it on my blog that i would get locked in a parking garage, and i couldn't figure out how to get out of the park

and they jumped me. police got me walking me upstairs laughing at me. saying, i ain't never seen nobody short as i am jump a judge. they thought it was funny. i didn't think it was funny. >> power, who has worked at the tag plant since 1983, tries to stay optimistic, in spite of his circumstances. >> you're in prison. you might as well make the best of it. so that's what i'm doing. i'm making the best of it. i'm having fun. the judge thinks he got me. the judge ain't got me. >> in the past 23 years, power has worked nearly every job at the tag plant, from operating the presses to changing the dye. while the work fills his time, power's mind is never far from the life he led before prison, hopping freight trains. >> my nickname is hobo because i love freight trains. love freight trains. get me a gallon of wine, water, sardines, crackers. all that, get on a freight train and hang my foot out the door and just go. i enjoy it. one time, went over a bridge and some girls were down there skinny dipping. they hollered at me. but i loved it. to me, it's fun. i

encantÓ, me volvÍ loco, me clavÉ a los cÓmics otra vez, volvÍ al niÑo, de siete aÑos. >> increÍble, estamos viendo imÁgenes, maravillosas, de verdad, y fÍjate que mucha gente sueÑa con llegar a hollywood, cuÁn difÍcil es quizÁs penetrar el cÍrculo de hollywood, y lograr un papel tan importante como este, con el seÑor hackman, ahÍ estÁ hally berry. >> cuando decidÍ regresar a los angeles, a los estados unidos, nunca pensÉ en mÁs allá, me quise enfocar al paso, paso a paso, no tener expectativas, no sabÍa, la verdad quÉ iba a pasar, pero quise regresar, y quise implementar todo lo que habÍa aprendido, me encanta este trabajo, me fascina la gente, la psicologÍa, cÓmo las personas son diferentes, me gusta entender a la gente, procuro hacerlo. >> cuÁnto tiempo llevas en la actuaciÓn? a veces pensamos que los artistas llegan de la noche a la maÑana, pero a veces tienen una trayectoria. cuÁnto tiempo llevas tu? >> llevo algunos aÑos, pero todo comenzÓ con la mÚsica, la mÚsica me llevÓ, la interpretaciÓn dentro de la mÚsica me llevÓ a buscar plataformas un poc

because i know me. eventually they're going to get tired of me killing their children around here. >> authorities eventually determined gilbert had nothing to do with it. his motives for the claim are unknown. >>> coming up -- >> we hurt anybody that tries to forcefully take property or rape or in any way hurt a homosexual that can't defend themselves. that's when we step in. >> the gay boy gangsters make their mark inside one of america's most dangerous prisons. and later -- >> tattooed red the whites of my eyes. >> it's like the final frontier. nobody's got it done. >> one of the strangest tattoo stories ever covered on "lockup" gets even stranger. >> since the first two tattooed their eyeballs, we have had one other offender do the same thing. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day to

como peleador no me querÍa quedar en la lona, porque la vida me tumbÓ, me tumbó feo. >> el pasado mes de septiembre decidiÓ internarse nuevamente en una clÍnica de rehabilidaciÓn. dijo que fue lo mÁs difÍcil que le tocÓ enfrentar. >> lo mÁs fuerte es no sentir el vacÍo en el alma. sentir el vacÍo en el alma que piensas y sabes quÉ no quiero pelear. ya no quiero luchar. >> su fe y el apoyo de su familia lo ayudaron a encontrar las fuerzas para no rendirce en especial el amor incondicional de su esposa. quiÉn se mantuvo a su lado durante todas sus batallas. >> que suya es que tipo de mujer es. es difÍcil de explicarte quÉ tan buena persona, que tan buen corazÓn que tiene. el hecho que estÁ luchando por su familia. el hecho de que no me dejÓ. antes enviÓ este mensaje a los que luchen al igual que Él contra adicci. >> si se puede realmente si se puede. no es mentira, sÍ se puede. si yo lo hice sÍ se puede. yo estaba abajo. estaba feo. estaba abajo pero me voy a levantar en victoria. hasta mpi hija se llama victoria por esa razÓn. victoria vamos a ganar. >> se encuentr

people took more of a liking to me, a trust to me. i wasn't considered a liar like somebody that's hiding it. you know, it's the distrust there. it's all about trusting in prison. oh, i've had some problems, yeah. i've had confrontations. i mean, don't get me wrong. i've had to fight. i've had to fight quite a few times. they respect you a lot more. stand up here on the chair. >> oh, no. >> oh, i am not getting on my knees, honey. you've got me twisted. i'm not getting on my knees. i'm pretty much trying to keep my head, you know, you know above the water a little bit. that way i stay out of trouble. i stay out of the limelight. i always have to remember this isn't my life and it's going to be my life, and i want to leave. >> like peaches, every inmate hopes to reduce his security level status and enjoy more freedoms and privileges. these hopes can only become realities in committee. >> i'm going to the conference room with the warden for the committee to make sure that i'm able and capable and lower points and eligible for level one.

¿me pueden ayudar o no me pueden ayudar? >> no sÓlo lo vamos a ayudar sino que le vamos a brindar una poesÍa improvisada por nosotros aquÍ. >> un momentito. un parÉnteiss. ¿este chico no serÁ mi hijo? >> sÍ. es de veracruz. soy el hijo de la lechera. >> yuri, eres la mejor cantante. y tienes un ritmo punzante. >> no hay quien te suplante. >> me encariÑo muy bastante. >> quisiera ser tu amante. >> y te regalarÁn un diamante. >> tengo cloroformo en el estante. >> no te vayas con este farsante. >> te llevo sÁbado gigante. >> este tiene un implante. >> es para que el asiento se levante. >> eres un pedante. >> cÓmetelo con salsa picante. >> ¿saben quÉ? voy a hacerlo como ustedes. tuve bastante. sepan que con mi pecho, no estÁ vacante. tengo una relaciÓn vibrante en mi corazÓn reinante. noten que estos dos tienen el cerebro pero no tienen trasplante. y que no les quede el turbante, asÍ que tomen por la variante porque me arreglan el volante y la verdad, les doy un diamante. son un par de babosos. de veras. >> ¿sa

the players don't hate me. the sponsors don't hate me. the fans don't hate me. the media hates -- it's all the media. >> honestly you really believe that it's just -- >> i believe it 100%. i believe it 100%. people call me by the thousands and give me support. they don't say i shouldn't have said that. >> you don't think the players don't like you. when the clippers -- >> why wouldn't they like me when i'm respectful? >> when they reverse their jerseys and didn't -- >> well if one does it, then the others have to do it. >> you think it was just pressure? >> what do you think? do you think they all are going to walk off? can any of us just stop working? we all have to work. we all have to earn a living. we all have bills. we maybe work for an employ we don't love. i contend that they love me. >> you think they still love you? >> i do. >> you believe the players of the los angeles clippers -- >> absolutely. they know i'm not a racist and i'm not a racist. >> why haven't they come forward and said that? >> well, you see, people are intimated by even the thought of

give me five! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> y despuÉs de tanto baile, ¿quÉ mejor que un refrescante paseo por los rÁpidos del rÍo cali? lo que no esperÁbamos era que terminaremos siendo los Únicos dos empapados. >> y luego de caminar un rato, llegamos a hollywood en busca de la torre del terror. >> con esa cara de pocos amigos, debemos imaginarnos que lo que nos esperaba era realmente espeluznante. una y otra vez nos lanzaron 13 pisos al vacÍo. lo emocionante de la dimensiÓn desconocida. >> y no podÍamos irnos sin visitar el roller coaster de aerosmith donde una limusina te lleva de 0 a 100 millas por hora en 8 segundos. >> una aventura de otra galaxia nos esperaba en la zona de star tours donde tuvimos el honor de entrenar con el master jedi de la guerra de las galaxias. >> y cuando pensÁbamos que todo habÍa terminado, que la fuerza nos acompaÑe... [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> willy! vamos, willy. tÚ puedes! >> sÍ! >> impresionante. >> willy! lo lograste! bien! >> lo Único que tu quieres es que yo

explained to me because it was hard for me to understand it because i was ten. another time that i witnessed my father getting arrested was at my 6th grade graduation, at the school. and it was after, everyone's names was called and everything we were in the auditor um taking pictures and the officers came in and rested him and reading him rights and, my family members were asking what was happening and they ignored us like they didn't explain to us why he was being arrested. so i felt like they could explain at least, not to the kids, of course, but at least to an adult what was happening. and why he was being arrested and i think that they could have, well, i think that they should have changed the time and place that they arrested him, i don't think that is the best time to arrest somebody because that was very humiliating for me. and ever since that day, my classmates and my teachers have looked at me differently like they put me in a category that i should not be in because of the mistake that my father has made. and so yeah, thank you guys. and i really do

it's about me, man. i need to get right with myself. >> we sat down to interview conrad salazar, just days away from his projected release about his recent parole hearing. apparently it didn't go so well. >> you're camera hungry, huh? anything to get on the camera. >> verbal abuse and gestures, parole board. >> you understand have you the right to remain silent? you going to make a statement? >> yeah. what's this report for? >> you told the lady on the parole board [ bleep ] [ bleep ] and called her a bitch and a whore. >> for no reason i just went off on this lady for no reason? >> you're entitled to put your statement, and that's why i'm getting your version. >> okay. i asked her simply why she was putting me on intense supervision. it was just setting me up to fail, and she got pissed off and asked me why. i told her was the last time she ended up putting me on that, i shot a cop because i couldn't hold down a job. she said, you shot a cop? get him out of here. in ten years i think i got two of these

Él se me enfrentÓ tambiÉn. me dijo que si ella decidÍa irse, me la llevaba. yo los separo porque casualmente mi esposo estaba tramitando la nacionalidad espaÑola y entonces, como ella era una menor de edad, decidimos llevarla. >> en tu caso, bendito sea dios, estaba este viaje. no todas las familias tienen la dicha de poder huir de la situaciÓn. ¿cÓmo reaccionamos si vemos que nuestra hija llega con un seÑor de 35 aÑos? >> no culpo su reacciÓn. ¿quÉ madre espera que su hija se va a aparecer con un hombre de 35 aÑos como novio? pero es importante mantener la calma. no reaccionar. porque esto hace que el adolescente no va a querer darte informaciÓn. uno como padre, necesita mucha informaciÓn sobre las personas que tienen contacto con sus hijos. tambiÉn es importante dejarle saber al adolescente que tÚ confÍas en Él. y hablar de las diferencias de edad. no es lo mismo tener 20 y 30 aÑos, y salir con una persona que tenga tres aÑos de diferencia a cuando uno estÁ en la adolescencia. tres aÑos de diferencia entre 13 y 16 es bastante por los cam