in newark new jersey, you might go to barringer high school as opposed to barringer high school. they have about a 56% graduation. there are almost no ip courses. most of the kids fail to reach proficiency. the reason those kids go to barringer is that's where their parents can afford to live. >> barringer is considered a worst-performing schools. violence is route ip. in october 2012 a male student was stabbed to death. two years earlier a female student was sexually assaulted in a classroom. >> they don't have a choice, they are stuck. school. >> no. and that seems to me so unfair. >> not everyone is stuck. new jersey does have charter schools and an interdistrict transfer program for a small number of students. the high performing school districts want to protect their borders. after all, it's their local property taxes that are paying for the schools. >> schools try to be vigilant about creating a registration system that confirms that the children who are enrolled in the school actually live in the district because the people who live in a wealthy district are funding the ed

captain charlie barringer plans a plan of attack. but receives some alarming news. >> at that point my tail man went up to the hydrant. and he looked up at me and said, cap, i've got no water. now it dawned on me that this explosion or this event blew out all the water mains in that area. that whole grid pretty much is out. >> airplanes and helicopters must now hold the line. they release water and flame retardants to stop the fire in its tracks. >> the helicopter started dropping in our neighborhood. and due to the time of day being we still had daylight, we still had a couple hours of daylight left, we were able to get air support. and that was just a tremendous amount of help initially until we got our hose lines and our supply lines hooked up to our engines to stop the fire. >> as i turned and looked over my shoulder, here was the cavalry coming to help out. >> the air support now allows firefighters to change their plan of attack. >> our concern wasn't so much the initial ground zero area where the source of the fire was coming

. >> because barringer has also been at the jail for almost two years, she could serve as little as andditional three months in prison. >> i will be on parole or probation for the next ten years. as long as i don't do anything wrong or break any laws or anything like that, my life will go back to being normal. >> her new normal will be one without hall. >> i miss him. i wish all this wouldn't have happened. i never planned for this to be a part of my life. i still have feelings for him, but i'm going to try for the rest of my life to worry about me. >> we can remember the good times because we can't be together no more. just remember each other. i never had no one love me like heather. she has a soft heart and i love her. i always will. >>> coming up, dennis hall goes back to court again. but this time, to hear from the brother of his victim. >> i had a lot of sleepless nights, wrestling with the decision of whether or not to allow the state to take its course or for me to do the job myself. >>> unlike prison where sentenced inmates arrive from jails all over the state, jail inmates co

we don't place the earls here, the barringer, the dukes. no, but we do. and that kind of upper class, middle class, lower class permeates our society and it fascinates me. it's a form of self entitlement and it's a form of discrimination. and i like to see -- not that i like what i'm fascinated to see how it plays out. >> host: in the family you write that the legacy of prescott alcoholism became his destructive to the dynasty as denying its existence was to his immediate failure. prescott bush alcoholic? >> guest: and his son, jonathan bush, took umbrage when this book came out, as did come in, this came out at a very controversial time. >> host: 2005? >> guest: right. and there was -- is something to be denounced by the president of the united states, be denounced by the chairman of the republican national committee, by the press secretary in the white house, by tom delay. everyone was quite upset by this book, but i remember jonathan bush wrote a letter to the editor of "the new york times" book review, and my response is that alcoholism is not a disgr