>> [ bleep ]. >> cell number two belonged to pierre chatman. who was immediately taken to segregation. after interviewing other witnesses and holding disciplinary hearing the next day, jail officials found chatman and another inmate responsible for the theft and gave each an additional 14 days in segregation. >> i was disappointed that we had to be drawn into this situation. the staff has enough to deal with. i didn't want to be an extra burden to them. they were wonderful about it. >> so they just took advantage of an opportunity that was presented to them just by a split second someone looking away or someone not paying attention to the cart. so i'm okay with that. we were able to find those individuals that took the candy off the cart and bring them to justice. >> we hadn't broken any infractions. and for them it was more important that the people who did it be held accountable. but it was odd to suddenly have to shift positions. we're there to work, to document people's stories and now suddenly we're getting involved with the kind of thing

we caught up with a former student who hard work at chatman ford led to a great opportunity. >> was offered a job there because i did good. and today is my first day of college and i start there for more handed on training. >> officials say that thanks to internships like this, the graduation rates are now at 90% with half of all graduates going on to college. >>> the atlantic city police and firefighters are rolling up their sleeves for friendly competition. they kicked off the battle of the badges blood drive with the help of the red cross. each department is recruiting friends, family members and of course members of the community to come out and donate. this drive goes until 5:00 tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. after just three months in jail a man convicted of attacking a woman is out of jail. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campa

ravikant speaking with lavette chatman. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west."up with twitter as the exclusive streaming partner for the 2016 presidential debates starting on monday. tune in on debates.twitter.com or follow b politics. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." lesley: good evening. i'm lesley stahl of cbs news and "60 minutes," filling in for charlie rose, who is away this week. we begin tonight with deborah tannen, a professor of linguistics at georgetown university. she's win extensively about language and its effect on relationships. her book, "you just don't understand -- women and men in conversation," was a "new york times" best-seller for four years. it brought to light the differences between men an

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