but day-to-day operations at eloy is run you about cca, part of what activist carlos garcia says is a troubling trend towards detention. >> what we see is, what's important is the bottom line. >>> the cost of detention is about $160 per day per detainee. that comes out to $5 million a day or $2 billion a year. companies like cca say they run the facilities more cheaply than the federal government. focusing on the bottom line can result in inhumane and even lethal conditions. >> eloy is the deadliest detention centers in the country. we've seen 12 deaths in the last year. >> grass roots group based in phoenix. >> we have seen people lose their babies, not access to food legal services others have complained of being treated as slaves. people inside these private facilities work for a dollar a day. >> specific allegations of mistreatment made by detainees are hard to confirm and cc aferlt saycca saysprograms are e with ice standards. but while most deaths at eloy were related to medical facilities, some were suicides. higher level of violence, environment ripe for abuse, neglect and mis

.>> reporter: it is disturbing video for carlos garcia. he and his boss have watched it again and again.>> i want him caught. to me, it's ridiculous.>> reporter: police say this man broke into the car repair business and ransacked four bmws and a mini cooper.>> it makes me wonder he is from town. he could not be from town and knows we will be gone on the weekend. >> reporter: south miami police chief reni lambda says the burglars 5 foot 10, 180 pounds, in his 30s or 40s, has a pointy nose and is in the hurry.>> what's weird is this man is taking his time, methodically, slowly looking i io the vehicles. the other thing is he even looks up at the camera and throws a gesture at the camera and continues to get closer to the camera that is videoing him closing the trunk. there is a be on the lookout bulletin for him. >> either he has done this so many times that it doesn't matter or he doesn't really care if he gets caught or not.>> reporte lambda says the man specialty is breaking into cars, crime that has risen dramatically in four years.>> m

. >> reporter: it's disturbing surveillance video for carlos garcia he and his boss have watched it, again, and an again. >> i just want them caught. >> to me, that's just ridiculous. >> reporter: police say this man broke into the car repair business at 11:30 sunday night and ran sacked four bmws and a mini cooper. >> makes me wonder if it's even from town could be somebody not from town and knows it's going to be gone on the weekend and does that and leaves. >> reporter: south miami police chief says this burglar is 5'10", 180 pounds in his 30s or 40s has a pointy nose and is in no hurry. >> what's weird about this one is this man is taking his time, methodically very slowly and then the other thing is he even looks up at the camera, and throws a gesture at the camera and then continues to get closer tour the camera that's videoing him as he looks into another car. >> . >>reporter: he also seems gentle while closing this trunk. >> either he's, you know, he's done this so many times that it doesn't really matter or he doesn't really care if he gets caught or not. >> reporter: it app

carlos vasquezcesar -- carlos cesar vasquez luna died at the scene while al fred garcia's was taken to wayne memorial hospital before being taken to viddant -- vidan hospital. tauthorities are looking for a number of suspects. and an update now on the search for that mystery nurse. a wake county mother says she saved her son's life. tonight, a raleigh mother who was also at the scene of the >> the woman was a nurse and she took charge of the scene. she was absolutely amazing. heather: she stopped to help the nurse who was treating the 33-year-old man. this is a picture snapped while passerby's went by the scene. the man crashed his motorcycle. doctors said he likely would not have survived but he pulled through and luke's family believes that it was thanks to that guardian angel who stepped in. >> he was not gone. you could tell he was going to come back. it is a feeling that you just know. it turns out, in fact, that he came back, and that first breath that he took, we were all surprised. and then he took that second breath. heather: such an incredible story. luke is currently in reha