. >> david monroe is serving a 15-year-to-life sentence after having pled guilty to second degree murder. >> i banged before. i have been on the streets before. i'm from stockton. i done did it before, all of it. everything you guys say you did, everything you guys think that you didn't did that we ain't did, we did it. >> it's really just about us not scolding the kids. it's not a scared straight. but we try to give you the communication part like look, man, this is what i did, this is what it got me. this is the trophy that i was trying to earn. is this what you want to earn? most kids they don't. do you want to come to jail at 15 years old? do you want to come to prison and have to be on the yard? yeah. stand up. let me see how tall you are. this was me. this was me when i came to prison. >> they're 15, they look at me like oh my god, are you serious? that's usually what i get, are you serious? 15 years old, they locked you up? can they do that? >> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say if you carry a gun, eventually you're going to use it,

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david: and transforming baltimore in its place. carol: we spoke to reporter rachel monroe.hey are building a new innovation and marketing club in baltimore, which is the heart of their new headquarters, which is also part of a huge, new neighborhood that is being built essentially from scratch. it is part of a 20 year plan to really reshape the company and the city of baltimore at the same time. david: talk a bit about the growth it has seen over the past two decades. it has gone from him driving up and down the east coast a really to it being a really big enterprise. rachel: i think he said he put 100,000 miles on his car that year. first under armour has taken over a deed they are the second-biggest athletic wear company in the u.s. they are projected to have, they had $4 billion in revenue last year growing every year. , breathing down nike's neck. carol: talk to us about kevin plank. he is really the force behind it. a pretty competitive spirit, i think it is safe to say. nobody at the company will say "nike," but he is looking to reinvent the supply chain in this proce

david: in transforming its hometown of baltimore in the process. carol: we spoke to reporter rachel monroe: they are building a new club in baltimore, which is the heart of their new headquarters, which is a huge, new neighborhood that kevin plank is essentially building from scratc it is part of a 20 year plan to really re-shape the company. and it reshape the city of baltimore at the same time. david: talk a bit about the growth the company has seen the last two decades. it has gone from kevin plank literally driving up and down the east coast to a really big enterprise. rachel: i think he said he put 100,000 miles on his car that year. firstjust running it out of his grandmother's basement. at this point, under armour has taken over adidas, so they are the second biggest athletic wear company in the u.s. they are projected -- they had $4 billion in revenue last year. it is growing every year. breathing down nike's neck. carol: talk to us about kevin plank. he is the force behind this. free competitive spirit i think it is safe to say. he won't say, i think no one at the company will say

david gura. carol: in this week's featured section, how under armour is changing its supply chain. we spoke to reporter rachel monroere building a new club in baltimore, which is the heart of their new headquarters, which is a huge, new neighborhood that kevin plank is essentially building from scratch. it is part of a 20 year plan to really read shape -- re-shape the company. david: talk a bit about the growth the company has seen the last two decades. he has gone from him literally driving up and down the east coast to a really big enterprise. rachel: i think he said he per 100,000 miles on his car that year. under armour has taken over they are the second biggest athletic wear company in the u.s. had are projected -- they $4 billion in revenue last year. it is growing every year. reading down -- breathing down nike's neck. carol: talk to us about kevin plank. no one at the company will say "nike," but he is looking to reinvent the supply chain. rachel: he is very passionate about the idea of how can he do things better. that was the idea behind the company from the beginning. making a better shirt rather the shir

issues but bigger pictures of david and goliath and about questions of how much is too much and when it is enough is enough and those are the kind of big pictures i'm immr. monroe you to consider when we're talking about those permit applications we've been worn down by the corporate aggressive legislation we are just people here fighting for our neighborhoods now i don't know why a bunch of people here to find out about the hearing they don't live in those blocks if you don't come up noticed o on the western area that is 5 feet from where my kids hang out and your complaining about cell service i believe the dpw violated article 25 on the notice of application they specified the postings set by the commission to set the protest and the first thing on the block didn't and the climb conditions and part of his brief made that posting illegible a mail was not sent and received the mail he's the homeowner at the location of the tower and the e-mail that was sent on 4, 13 failed to conduct a photo simulation and instructions how to file an appeal i'll spend the last 5 two seconds of my time to make my claim that none of the permit conform to the city charter 3 chart