. >> james turner supervises the operation. >> all of the loads are weighed before they go in the wash. we're putting in 165 pounds. we're not overstuffing the washer. >> turner supplements his human staff with automation. >> it makes everything the same size. but when you have five items on the shelf, you get five items across the shelf. you have a dozen inmates folding. one is going to fold so wide, another is going to fold wider. >> working in the laundry is considered a privilege. inmates earn one day off their sentence for every six days they work. but the job does have its downside. >> this is like the biohazard bin. i have two sets of gloves on. we have to watch out with this particular bin. you see tampons attached to underwear. you see doo-doo stains. discharges from people who might have something. you just have to get it in the wash. >> like many of the inmates at the jail, perez is here after getting caught up in tampa's prescription drug epidemic. he's pled not guilty and is now awaiting trial. >> the opportunity came across to make extra money and i tried to take it like

with his prodigious work over the past decade and championing books and reading, from the james patterson page-turner awards to his web site readkiddoread.com, to his scholarships and his regular donations to hundreds or thousands of thousands of books to troops overseas, he has passed on his passionate books and reading and supports those who'd do the same. and a widely hailed message written for cnn.com he presented a call to action, imploring parents to become active participants in changing the reading habits of their kids. on a personal note, when we receive the news that james patterson would be with us at the miami book fair this year, i was more than thrilled. but i was also not surprised that his primary reason for coming was not to promote his books, but instead he wanted to make this session celebrating the notion of family reading. that is what we are going to do this morning. mr. patterson is going to come out and say some words and then we are going to sit down and engage in a bit of a conversation but then we are also going to take questions from the audience so i hope you all have tho

james. look, now you are here, get over the turners' place and tell that girl you'll marry her. >> i'll do nouch thing. look, father, we have been through-- >> do as i tell you, boy, you damn disobedient little bastard. give me the gun. give me the gun. >> it's my life, and i'm gonna run it the way i like. >> all right. damn you. i'll throw you out. i'll ruin you. you'll see. now, get off out of it. >> i had hardly gone any distance at all when i heard a-- a terrible scream. i ran back down and found my father lying on his side. >> did you see anyone else? >> no, no one. >> no movement anywhere? no, my attention was entirely on my father. he was terribly wounded. >> you would not tell the coroner about this quarrel with your father. >> it was something private. it was no business of his. >> was it not because this confrontation with your father might seem to incriminate you? >> no. no, it was because it concerned alice. it as no business of the coroner's or anyone else's. i wasn't going to have her name bandied about in the courtroom. >> you do know that alice loves you, james, and believes y

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turner joins us from los angeles. taye diggs, wow. >> absolutely, if hollywood is looking for their next james bond we may have found him seriously. walked the carpet at the screen actor's guild awards, according to the lapd taye diggs who plays a doctor on "private practice" returned to his home from the s.a.g. ceremonies to find a man in his garage "looking for items to steal. "the man took off, but taye diggs caught up with him down the street, tackled him and held him until the police arrived and took the suspect into custody. taye diggs did all of this still in his tux from the ceremonies. you know, carol, this can't be considered a surprise because he is definitely in shape. now the suspect not in the best of shape right now. he's a 20-year-old man named hassan juma, taken to jail, charged with burglary. ll cool j this past summer caught someone trying to break into his home. i got a note for all the criminals out there. there is a chance that you just might run into someone like ll or taye if you break into the wrong house in hollywood. you might want to think twice from here on out. >> why not break into danny devito's hou