john i was sitting up in the left-hand corner. we go up and find that. we pull little john i and talk to little john i. * johnny. it's not for prosecution at this point. we use the reward program. it's to identify them because we'll get them after that. now, what if i got identified merc through one of these things? that's a big way for us to help get a good case on someone. this is an example of some of the reward posters that we do. we also have -- in phoenix, we have those little flash cams. i think we had some over here, the vendors area. flash cams are awesome. these people don't even understand. we even have some flash cams that talk to you. you are trespassing in the area. vacate the area. they don't care. they just keep tagging. we use some of those flash cams to put on these -- put on here to try to catch them. put them on the media and catch them that way. all right. some of the fun parts on why we're doing what we're doing. >> hey, mike, [speaker not understood]. >> joe? >> yeah. >> i don't know what he he does, man. [laughter] >> anybody know about sheriff joe? crazy. >> [speaker not understood]. [lau

john and his family in person. when i herd john hudson's story, i had to meet him. á >> how's it going? >> i am jim. >> johnnythe coolest 11-year-olds on the face of this planet. i am looking forward to meeting you. >> thank you. >> we talked about what it was like to have eb. >> what happens your skin? >> i am missing collagen 7, in my body. and -- >> that's a protein? >> yeah. >> and it causes me to have wounds and blisters and -- >> and that's why you keep it covered yeah. >> he took me on a journey into his world. ♪ >> is that fun? >> at first it was, now -- >> now it's not like -- >> yeah. >> check it out. >> so, what's your favorite thing in here? >> probably my extreme trophy. i came in first place, 3 years in a row for my age division. >> nice. >> and you got a dolphin tail? >> yeah, i like these movies. i think about how hey lost his tail. >> uh-huh. >> and there's such a comparison. >> i have to change a bandage on my arm. would you like to see it? >> okay, yeah. >> he wanted to help me understand what it was like to live with eb. >> you try to do it as gently as we could. >> does it hurt? >> um, a

no one is helping what will become of my children i have nothing on the decks and spain. john johnny is a village in central india. a few hundred cotton farmers click here and bitter poverty. the center of the indian sub continent as a tragic nickname the suicide belts. thousands of people here take your mind every year. it said. when you get with the new prime time tv journalist who's working on the documentary for indian television about the suicide epidemic among four farmers he documented the suicide of some see koalas husband as well. he hung himself from a tree the ppp. by reaching away after planting cottages and economical seeds and fertilizer are expensive and yields are too low. they can't make any money the heavens. some seek only trying to make it somehow without her husband the cotton farmers of one journey are some of the losers in the global economy and the rash of suicides is an expression of the inequality of opportunity afforded by global capitalism the indian farmers who toiled with with new cars are no match for agriculture lists with john and characters and artif

john gonzalez is out at fedex field. johnny, a lot of people hoping for the big fourth win of the season. >> i know you are.lice have temporarily blocked oven transes to the stadium as -- blocked off the entrances to the stadium as they get prepared. i can only imagine how many fans will come out to tailgate, around 4:00 p.m., perhaps. the cold, make sure you bundle up. the traffic, it is a holiday week, a lot of folks traveling and doing holiday shopping so give yourself extra time. that name debate is taking center stage, this time at home. native american groups have been traveling to different stadiums where the redskinses have been playing away games. today they will protest outside of fedex field, calling once again on owner dan snyder to do what three college teams and 28 high school teams around the country have already done and that is drop a name considered offensive to native americans the as for the game itself, it should be a good one. you have two young, dynamic quarterbacks and the east is still in reach for the redskins, if you can imagine that metro will be staying open an hour late to acco

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john was taking pills to block out the pain. and he would sometimes take 20, 30 pills a day. >> good heavens! you know, i know, johnnyf a c-plus christian. what exactly did that mean, and how did his faith play a role,m? >> he lived on kind of a cottonpatch in arkansas given to his father by the federal government. his father was one of several destitute farmers given a second chance. and in that environment, he would go into the cotton field and pick cotton with his family in the hot sun, and they would sing gospel songs all day long to give them comfort. and then he'd go to the baptist church three times a week, and they would again sing gospel songs to give them comfort. and it was that experience of seeing how music comforted people and gave them hope that gave him his philosophy of music. and he -- while everybody else in country music and rock in the '50s had no more ambition than another hit on the jukebox, johnny cash was always trying to give a message. he was trying to lift people's spirits, to give them hope. >> and i'm sure that was the point of-- folsome prison concert. you called that date majestic. how

johnny boy. >> a little bit. >> let's talk about this. i want to hear john's take. >> i do want to hear john's take. you wish it was going better, i know, but you will tell us the truth about how this is not -- this is confusing, isn't it? is this going to quiet anything down, john? >> well, that's the goal. it is -- as you were quoting the journal i think a moment ago, it is more or less a nonfake fix because it's not going to change all that much. what the president did was something to try to deflect some political heat from himself and from democrats by saying we're giving permission for state insurance commissioners and insurance companies to do something if they want to do it, knowing that they don't want to do it. so it is not likely to change very much. let me try to break it down just for one second. but i do want to disagree with something becky said a minute ago. everything is all politics. that's not really the case. the reason -- and that's the reason why this is a nonfix fix. is because the administration believes that they have a strong substantive answer to the problems of the indivi