long time. >> for charles taylor and michael brehm, a change in mindset and attitude is evident afterive rehab at pendleton. but tomorrow, staff will start all over again with the 300 teens who still remain behind bars. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintain order. located in the deep south, holman correctional facility where most are serving life sentences. we spent most of the time inside where the prisoners have nothing but time and nothing to lose. this is "lockup: holman extended stay."

definitely. >> back in the captain's office, charles taylor's wait for his mother enters its sixth hour i'll see if i can't get ahold of his mom again, see how far out she is or if she's hung in traffic. >> my mom's getting close. i feel it in my heart. the best part of about it, my heart. >> it kicked over to her voice mail again. >> can you call my sister and ask her to call the phone and leave a message find out where she at. >> what's her name? >> terel. it is something that is stressful. >> coming up, this three time offe offender, and a long day comes to an end for taylor. >> there's no home to go to. no pot at the end of the rain bow. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your abili

of the court for sierra leone and the man responsible for indicting former liberian president charles taylor for crimes against humanity stated many of the photographs show groupings of bodies in a way that -- quote -- "look like a slaughterhouse." crane characterized the syrian government as callous industrial machine grounding its citizens that is guilty of industrial age mass killing. professor sir jeffrey nice, lead prosecutor against milosevic at the hague reported the way the bodies were catalogued and the effort to obscure the causes of death leads one to infer this is a pattern of behavior for assad's forces but most chilling of all, desmond desilva stated that the amayberry yaited bodies revealed in these thickets are -- quote -- "reminiscens ent of those found still alive this the nazi death camps after world war ii. yesterday in a hearing of the committee on armed services, i asked the director of national intelligence, james clapper, whether these photographs which depicts ghastly crimes against humanity are authentic. the director said he has -- quote -- "no reason to doubt thei

david crane is prosecutor in sierra leone and the man responsible for indicting charles taylor and stated that many of the photographs show groupings of bodies that look like a slaughterhouse. in this includes guilty of industrial age mass killings and this is good for the causes of death due reasonably infer that this is a pattern of behavior for the forces of bashar al-assad. and one who also served as the chief prosecutor for sierra leone and that includes those who are found still alive in the not the death camps after world war ii. yesterday in a hearing in the committee on armed services, whether these photographs which depict the crimes against humanity are authentic area and they have no reason to doubt their authenticity. the united nations is now doing its own assessment of these images is confident that the u.n. team will validate this. does anyone seriously believe that they don't have the motive to murder 11,000 people in its prisons? and it is a pattern of behavior within the syrian government. it is part of their doctrine and these children are being used as human shields a

charles drew, who helped create the modern blood bank, and jazz great billy taylor. >> i'm looking right in front of me. there's a civil rights attorney, there is a chief judge, there is a congressman, there is an artist. >> right. >> that's a lot to live up to. >> reporter: principal steven jackson hopes every one of his more than 600 students will live up to the legacy of these alumni and help restore dunbar's reputation as an academic powerhouse. >> things really changed at dunbar with desegregation. >> absolutely. >> was that good or bad for dunbar? >> unfortunately, it was not good for dunbar. dunbar became a neighborhood school. when it became a neighborhood school, they were not able to select students from different areas of the city. >> reporter: in 1950, 80% of dunbar graduates went on to college. yet, by 2012, just 29% of its students were considered proficient in reading. in the years to come, the school became a tough place to learn, described by students as dark and depressing. still, the dunbar name meant something. senior class president milante patterson says dunbar put

taylor, rita coolidge, carol king. i worked on all of that stuff. i see this guy, let me go back. i am working with ray charles. i am coming down the stairs and is.e is a guy, there she there she bloody is. that is sister mary. he is not talking to me, and must be something in his head. i remember this young man because we were in england. we saw this guy on the front row and he was doing all this gyration. i am saying, what is wrong with him? is he sick? he was contorting and doing all kinds of stuff. that was the buoy that we saw with ray charles. in england. i said, what is your name? i am joe cocker. you.ice it is to meet i remember seeing you when i was with ray charles. to 1971. -- alled me and people that help from my friends, all that great stuff he did. he called me to get the singers. he called me as a contractor to get singers. as a result of that, i had a lot of work to do. what are we going to do here? i gave him that. with, wehat i work have an arrangement. what part do you want us to sing? [laughter] love black is why i women. you don't have an arrangement, what do you want me to saying? i tell t

taylor at stanford i spoke to. he says the rules-based regime has to be revisited. when do we revisit role versus discretionary theory? >> i try to get us to revisit it every day. charlesou looking at for the agenda? >> how about warren buffett. his letter along with earnings was superb. forget about the ukulele and the annual meeting in omaha. focus on the real buffet. word of his letter. it is a jewel. -- theithout question must read. his holdings, at they span the entire spectrum of american industry and services. it is a glimpse into what is happening. i have lots to read. routing -- a lot of rooting to do because the philadelphia phillies begin spring training. that is my agenda. friday, march 13. that is when the pictures show up. that is a little scary. >> a going to march in the games. it is a sign of spring. it is that optimism in the economy. -- it is-training always great to have baseball starting again. roster this year, about a year and a half younger than the yankees. >> my agenda item is the oscars. dicaprio finally win or will the academy snubbed him? they say all of his career choices are not typically ones where he would be rewarded. >> i just assumed