danny trejos is like the nicest guy in the world. >> here is something. completely shocked and surprise me. i have to ask you, are you a morrisy fan. >> it's like a british rock band of the late '80s that is currently currently popping. so you have not been touched by this. >> i'm going to tell you something right now between me and you, i listen to -- it came after 1968. i'm like, oldies guy. >> you speak spanish at home? >> i spoke spanish until i was about 9, 10. you stop speaking spanish when you go to grammar school, especially the '50s because they wouldn't let you. you kind of forget. but then when you start going to juvenile hall and jail, you pick it up again so the guards won't know what you're talking about. >> sin kcinco de mayo, 1968, i i'm done. >> i knew eddie in prison, when he saw me, what are you doing here. >> the mie was the awesome run away train. you be my friend. if you come out of the penitentiary and someone says, you be my friend, it's kind of a red flag. >> i've got to get about 320. you move from there to serious, to now action

i'm gonna tell you how. [ woman vocalizing ] danny trejo: let me tell you about the toughest guy on earthnough to feed the man that gave him a lifetime of nourishment. he has the crazy strength to lift the man that raised him up, without even flinching. that's right. no employee of the month bonus check here. this guy--no, this warrior will always be by his father's side, even if his dad will hardly remember. good luck finding a gym to train for that. if this guy isn't the toughest guy on the planet, then i don't know who is! caregiving is tougher than tough. find the care guides you need at aarp.org/caregiving ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. you know, we've talked on this program before about reverse mortgages and how they could be a good way to refinance for some homeowners who are over 62. now, there are people who are actually buying homes using reverse mortgages. so i called my good buddy, reverse mortgage expert josh shein, to help me explain how this works and introduce me to some folks who went through it. josh, how you doing, buddy? >> hey, bob. how are you? >

but it has also been home to people you wouldn't expect, like country singer merle haggard, actor danny trejond even stanley williams, convicted murderer and ex-gang member turned peace medal nominee and children's book author, who the state still saw fit to execute. san quentin is a handful of american prisons who like a pop star or a-list celebrity for some reason rise to an iconic single-name status like alcatraz, folsom, rahway, or britney, which, of course, means that johnny cash recorded an album there. now why in the world would i be going there? well, whether we like to think about it or not, there are human beings behind these walls. yes, some very bad ones, but then some who i've heard are just people who have done bad things. some who just made mistakes, got caught up in the system. and i want to meet these men to find out what life is really like in prison and see if they are being rehabilitated, or are they all doomed to become another statistic in the ever growing business that is prison? >> thank you. >> and more than any other prison in the state of california, san francisco a