bobo, we unveil some news later about bobo, but many of them are hanging out around the camp, have goneto be successful. i believe that the franklin zoological society released around 140 plus orangutans into the area, there are only about 6,000 orangutans left. the releases are important. in the next report, you see bobo and working with young orangutans, teach them to suck ter moisture out of the wood. teach them to live in the jungle with different foods to eat. we chronicle that. it is an amazing place, hard to get to, but worth it. >> tell me about that journey. it sounds like you're going to be revealing an awful lot to us about endangered species, at the same time sadly you have to break our hearts as well, but give us an idea about the journey and all that was invested to capture these images, these moments to help teach us about returning animals to the wild, and why this rainforest is so important. >> reporter: well, sumatra is the frontlines of the global fight against deforestation. the forest is shrinking rapidly, mostly for palm oil plantations, paper plantations, it is a

i wouldn't them bobos. concerned with bobos or sneakers when they come out, helps them get around.o fight. it's a whole lot easier for traction. sometimes it's an indication in the day room you'll see several come out in bobos that something's going to happen. >> you was high to me. if i want to fight, i could come out in these. i don't need a particular type of shoes to fight. >> okay. >> i want to fight. taking my shoes not going to stop me fighting. that's really not -- >> so what you're saying later on we're going to fight, is that what you're saying? >> no. >> okay. >> that what we call a class a jackass. >>> coming up -- >> this is good. we'll have this guy documented as insane gangster disciple before the end of the day. >> the investigators find what they're looking for. >>> and inmates face the uncertainty of a major policy change. >> smoking by inmate populations brings on many expenses. >> this is it. >>> this is a class b tool cage. basically we have a shadow board in here that places the location of every tool in the kitchen. makes inventory of the tools quick and a sn

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for 18-year-old convicted murderer antonio bobo this is the first family visit he's had since being jailed talk to your cousin about when she comes and visits? >> i ask her what's going on in the streets. you know, how's her life doing, how's the family doing. basic conversation. >> the general population gets 15 minutes four days a week. they're on timers. we push the button, we start up, and it clicks when it goes off. but as soon as the phones shut off the voices tend to get a little loud. guys start to wander from row to row, and we've got to keep an eye on that. we don't want them passing things from other inmates. they can go upstairs with any type of contraband, drugs, any shanks or anything of that nature. >> more than half of the inmates in l.a. county jail don't get visitors. >>> next on "lockup" -- one of the most dangerous assignments in l.a. county jail. gang intelligence. of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into r

. >> do you believe navigators should be using taxpayer dollars to fund bobo calls?>> i'm going to have to check to see what our instructions are going to be about that. my understanding generally is that our expectation is that when it comes to enrollment assistance we expect people are going to come to the navigators rather than going to them. >> but this was an application that was approved, so this was and approve the application. >> this grant he was awarded a grant. it doesn't mean every single thing in the application ended up in the final -- >> but the award of a grant in that application did call for the bobo calls that you saw. all i yield back. >> now to mr. green for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. cohen, let me explain the district i represent. i have an urban district in houston with the highest of uninsured. in nye county in south texas the numbers are compared to some of the poorest counties in the country. some of the questions you are hearing and looking at the exhibits i know my navigators are not going from door to door. they are prohibited from d

for those of you that were here last year we had bobo -- bono come id last year and then they said ifng in warren buffett he can do more than i ever could. so this year we brought your real rock star. [laughter] [applause] so i will ask laurie a series of questions that we will take your questions and let the students asked and i will start with the president left off. this is your home town. what do your best memories about being around georgetown? >> george -- george and hospital 66 years ago i developed a affinity because in the hospital people would tip. [laughter] my regular customers never would but i was at the hospital and one of the things they would do is they would tell me if a woman had given birth and they would whisper that number to me and the numbers racket was very big game and they thought they gave me this terribly valuable information and i was supposed to bet on the number in the numbers racket that day so i have a lot of memories. [laughter] of georgetown i was here during world war ii that was a fascinating time to be in washington. with my dad being in congress