chief deputy roy harris says that after 35 years as a law enforcement officer, the high rate of recidivism among inmates has helped change his philosophy about corrections. >> one of the things that bothers me the most is last year 70% of our inmates had prior felony arrests and had been in this facility. the year before it was 8%. that is way too many. the same people keep coming back over and over. that shows us something is not working. i think as a society we really need to take a hard look at that. yes, many of them need to be locked up. but the bulk of our people here made dumb choices. a remedy for that, we run 12 programs at this facility which are geared to help inmates do better when they get out, to help them get off drugs, to get jobs. i think that's a worthwhile program. >> the programs include computer, literacy, ged, and drug and alcohol rehabilitation. >> i hear what you say and i understand what you say. >> but one program aims to reach inmates by fostering and taking responsibility for others. operation new hope uses nonviolent offenders to train dogs that the local human

. >> not only did roy start rydell electronics, but he made certain that to the extent possible there were other otu opportunities for other african-americans. >> harry bremen goes way back with roy clay. he's known him for 40 years. he's seen his friend inducted into the silicon valley engineering hall of fame and excel as inventor, entrepreneur and mentor. >> i think roy's legacy as he goes on will be one of service. and guidance, leadership. african-american community have gone. and not allowing artificial obstacles to hold you back. >> i think roy is a great mentor to any member of young and old people in technology in silicon valley. across all industries, not just technology industry. and he's viewed as an icon by all of us. >> after the break, we highlight a program that recruits tech at a young age. stay with us. & in a world held back by compromise, businesses need the agility to do one thing & another. only at&t has the network, people, and partners to help companies be... local & global. open & secure. if you can't shut down at bedtime... you're not alone. get non-habit forming unisom to fall asleep fast. unisom a stressful day deserves a

talib, demarcus ware and chris harris not on the field so the 2016 will be about as good as advertised. mark? >> thanks michael. clean up that locker room a bit. >>> patrick roy says his vision wasn't shared by the avalanche. joe sacic says they were on roy says he didn't have enough imput. either way, patrick roy now the former head coach after announcing his resignation today saying the conditions were not in place for him to help improve the team. sacic knowing he was not very happy last year. but he painted a different picture with roy's working relationship with the franchise. friends now. patrick called me today and informed me he was wrestling with this. and, he let me know he was going to resign today. >> so what was your reaction today? poll results, 40% say it is a needed change. 31% call it a huge loss. all right, coming up, the rockies bullpen blows odd lead. ite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i

talib, demarcus ware and chris harris not on the field so the 2016 will be about as good as advertised. mark? >> thanks michael. clean up that locker room a bit. >>> patrick roy says his vision wasn't shared by the avalanche. joe sacic says they were on the same page. roy says he didn't have enough imput. either former head coach after announcing his resignation today saying the conditions were not in place for him to help improve the team. sacic knowing he was not very happy last year. but he painted a different picture with roy's working relationship with the franchise. >> we were friends, we are friends now. with this. and, he let me know he was going to resign today. >> so what was your reaction today? poll results, 40% say it is a needed change. 31% call it a huge loss. all right, coming up, the z22xez zvpz if you home is in the lane on the bench or on the range there's only one place to go. ig on all your favorite trusted brands. get 20% off all walker's hearing protection and $400 off cabela's signature 64 safe. plus join us this weekend for free safety education, training, demos and seminars. because responsible ownership starts at cabela's. stop in a

friend who i did battle with over years mccain has a harry race in arizona so this is a year that tests men's and women's souls in certain ways. thanks. >> roynt is a client of ours. he is going to win. it's just worth noting that only in 2012 all may one republican in the race ran ahead of ahead of all the rest. and right now when you have trump losing georgia that's an ominous turn but anyway, please. >> a historical perspective may be. we are in totally new ground with the 24/7 news cycle and social media and i'm wondering if you gentlemen think that this has in any way impacted the polarization of the parties and it just seems to stand itself and i feel like we are almost in a new era of yellow journalism. remember that word? from history 101? journalism is changing rapidly as well as technology and i'm just wondering what sort of an impact you think that is happening or that you see on polarization? thank you. >> historically you are exactly right. in the 20th century it was in many ways an aberration in media terms because the 18th and 19th centuries, all media was parsed so if you are pro-life you had your own paper. one of the reason