arpaio and the illegal immigrants, as he calls them.'s not fair. >> inside, sheriff arpaio has put the entire jail on lockdown and going to address the media. >> are you lining up a podium or something out there? >> last report i heard, there's approximately 5,000 protesters, because of sheriff arpaio's stance on illegal immigration, he's a nationwide figure and they're bussing in protesters from the los angeles area as well as texas. >> we came from los angeles and we're here to protest sheriff arpaio's policies toward immigrants, undocumented people and just in general. i feel he's doing a lot of, like, inhumane type of, you know, activities in arizona. >> so we've got a little situation. >> si, se puede. si, se puede. >> deputies in riot gear secure the facilities closest and special response teams have been deployed to o-yard. >> we have heightened security on the yard now in case something does happen. my squad, c-squad is on the compound. the inmates can sense a change in routine. they sense something's out of the norm. they see s

sheriff joe arpaio. >> one of my philosophies is you should never live better in jail than you do on the outside. >> you purposely want your jails to be tough, correct? >> well, i sure don't want it to be a hilton hotel like some other prisons around the nation. it's all this rehabilitation, education. we have all that in our jails, nobody talks about, but we punish our children, take away certain things from them, privileges. why can't we punish people that have committed crimes and take away their privileges? >> there's probably not another law enforcement figure in america as famous or as well covered as sheriff joe arpaio. so i had had some idea about who he was before i went in, but when you actually meet him, it's a really interesting experience. >> so what is this? a little introduction? >> 78 years old, he can sit down and talk with you for two hours straight and he could have done 20 hours straight. he is passionate about his position and about his beliefs, and he likes to talk about them. >> why does your message resonate? i mean, you win your elections pretty handily, righ

run by the outspoken sheriff joe arpaio, it's one of the most violent and controversial., violence erupts in a crowded holding cell. >> this is the entry point for every inmate other than a few very small jails for some small communities. >> chief of detention, jack mcintyre oversea sees the 4th avenue jail. >> in the holding tank we're looking at the people who have an array of various felony charges. could be a burglary, could be a car theft, could be stealing 12 packs of beer from your local circle k. >> after arrest, suspects wait in the small cement cell for hours. too many prisoners and not enough space is a common scenario. on this day, there are more than two dozen sandwiched in together, including rick herman. >> rick herman was arrested for a number of charges by the phoenix police department. >> the 35-year-old receives a card that lifts his charges, and then his clothes are taken away. >> the phoenix police department took them into evidence and issued him what we call a bunny suit. it's a white paper jump suit. and booked him in that apparel. >> herman keeps

you know, sheriff joe arpaio, out in arizona, he had pink jump suits or has pink jump suits for prisonersthem any meal beyond a sandwich for lunch and he's considered to be a very harsh and hard character for so doing, how do we get to a point that's become an entertainment land for many? >> well, justice stops at the prison door, that's the irony, that's where it's supposed to start, but where it's supposed to be stop. but the essence of punishment is the daily experience of it. and so, what we have our facilities that don't discriminate based on t nature of the crime, they only scriminate how they behave once you are there. >> the author of this book, as we listen to you, do you believe in capital punishment? >> i do. >> based on the number of people, how do they kill people? >> aristotle found in the extremes. the attitude in which he kills. there are the sadistic serial killers in applying pai to their victims. the callous who don't take any pleasure or don't care. i spent time with people who with shooters who mow everyone down on the street. when you shot, did you think that there w

. >> arpaio. >> last report, there's approximately 5,000 protesters.

, porque alega que las 8 reuniones son al mismo tiempo, joe arpaio dijo que llevará a miembros de sueto, este último del estado de méxico, están desaparecidos. >>> de acuerdo a la persona que los delató a las autoridades, ellos realizaban actividades ilícitas. >>>en junio pasado, una persona llamó y dijo que vio la van y que conozco a esa mujer porque vendía cd's piratas. >>> por eso hay una recompensa de 25 mil dólares para quien dé información para dar con las personas, que se cree que poderian estar en en méxico o guatemala. >>> pasando a otras informaciones, aunque la reforma migratoria no es una realidad, el llamado grupo de 8 senadores, recibirá un premio por su labor, la distinción para los 4 senadores demócratas y 4 republicanos será entregado por naleo, y será en febrero del 2014, el galard'n es cada año para los individuos que se han destacado por el servicio público para el país y las comunidades latinas. >>> si hay quienes la pasan muy mal en estas fechas, son los alérgicos que tiene que decir que no a muchas comidas, hay que tener a mano las etiquetas de los alimentos us

sheriff joe arpaio says he simply wants to motivate inmates to not come back. >> our meals went up from'm not too happy with that. you know, we have a little inflation. we give them two meals a day. >> brunch. >> this is it. that's all you get until dinnertime. >> usually a bologna sandwich, an orange, donated cookies. and at night they get a hot meal. >> a lot of these guys won't talk up but i'm going tell you what i think. the food here is garbage, bro. >> you don't eat it? >> no. >> how come? >> the only reason i eat is the fruit. the only reason i take the tray is so that i can talk to everybody in the run. because when they give you your food, the trap stays opened until they pick it up. i don't eat it, though. >> we throw more of it away than we eat, honestly. the food that we get -- >> well, once you serve it you can't use it for anything else. do you have food in wyoming? >> we do. and we recognize it. no, but seriously. >> i've got more people in jail than you have in your whole state. >> you've got that right. >> the two meals for every one of its 8,000 inmates, the maricopa c

arpaio is not alone. last year, the justice department concluded that north carolina engaged in routine discrimination against latinos which included illegal stop and detentions and arrests without probable cause. the justice department entered a settlement agreement with east haven, connecticut, following an investigation into widespread racial discrimination and abuse against latino residents. the case involved the federal criminal arrest of police officers on charges of excessive force and conspiracy. immigration law is complex. even federal immigration officers, highly trained and with decades of experience immigration law, sometimes make mistakes leading to the detention and removal of u.s. citizens. imagine what would happen when we turn over this power to people who cannot possibly understand the complexities of immigration law such as the rules surrounding acquisition of u.s. citizenship, derivative, extension, adjudication, withholding and removal, and it goes on. this bill turns a blind eye to t

. >> y regresa al frente de noticias el polÉmico alguacil del condado maricopa en arizona, joe arpaio>> mediante inseminaciÓn artificial han nacido 14 pandas que son la gran atracciÓn de este parque chino que recibe un millÓn de visitantes cada aÑo. >> y estÁn hermosos, tenemos mas para ustedes este lunes aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica", adelante. >> ay! que bonito. >> muchas gracias satcha. >> sÍ ¿verdad?. >> me dieron ganas de sentimiento. >> no sÉ que hacer contigo compadre pero vÁmonos con pilar p que nos tiene a un peregrino aguaguadalupano que estÁ siendo extremadamente famoso. >> vamos con pilar a mÉxico. >> gracias muy buenos dÍas me da mucho gusto saludarlos desde la ciudad de mÉxico y especialmente aquÍ en la basilica de guadalupe, porque hay alguien que vino a darle gracias a aquÍ a su santuario ¿quieren saber de quiÉn se trata? acompÁÑenme a ver esto. >> larry d llegÓ a la basÍlica de guadalupe para agradecer a la virgencita a quiÉn siempre pide y tiene un altar en su casa pues es fiel devoto, ahora tuvo la oportunidad de visitarla y para Él fue una gran experiencia. >> hoy vo