. >> repeat offender kimberly jean had just been sentenced to four years in prison for sales of a controlledance. with her time at the l.a. county jail nearing an end, she let loose on the staff. >> i feel like the sheriff's department is organized crime itself, anyway. they organize a way to disenfranchise us at every step. if we stick together, they break our pods up. i was in a whole other pod. all of a sudden i'm in this pod over here. why? because we all got along. >> hi, ladies. >> there are women here that are actually innocent and we are all treated guilty until proven otherwise. >> how come you're all in there? you having a party in there? huh? >> l.a.'s women's facility wasn't all doom and gloom. this group found a creative way to play volleyball with a toilet paper net held up by sanitary pads. >> they had to stretch the toilet paper pretty far to connect it to the wall. every five seconds the net would fall down and they'd have three or four sanitary napkins smashed up against the cinderblock wall to try to keep it up. just goes to show you that when you are inside, if you need t

. >> 50-year-old habitual drug offender kimberly jean maybe has a difficult time being treated like anthing. we're threatened. to sit for count. we're threatened to get in our bunks. we're threatened to get things out of our hair that may just make us feel a little bit more feminine. but every year that i come to a county jail i am defeminized more. >> 46-year-old inmate and mother of three children denise branagh committed her first robbery at the age of 40. >> number six is where i live. this is temporary residency, right? okay. come on in. you are entering my little domain. here is where i put my makeup on every day. i wash my face every day. i flush my toilet. >> known to the other female inmates as mom, branagh sees this time in jail as a wake-up call. >> i said i have a dream in child development. i work with kids. i just make the wrong choices. maybe it's thinking can i get away if i do it? can i get away with it? but i get caught every time. you know? but this is a wake-up call. this is all. i feel if i have to go through something like this again, we'll hold trial and jury on

>> bob: do you know that eric is wearing $00eans and they're ripped -- $400 jeans they're ripped. >> kimberlytomorrow.

they're ripped -- $400 jeans they're ripped. >> kimberly: that's all the time tonight. >> bob: new jersey. >> see you tomorrow. captioned by closed captioning services, inc >> bret: will super tuesday be a turning point or beginning of the end in the republican presidential rate? this is "special report." good evening. i'm bret baier. we are live tonight in america's election headquarters in new york. kick off our extensive super tuesday coverage. it is the biggest day of the campaign so far. ten states, 419 delegates at stake. also on the line, the front runner status of mitt romney. and the survival of the other three candidates. this afternoon, president obama wished romney well. sort of. >> now i understand there are some political contests going on tonight. >> what would you like to say to mitt romney? >> good luck tonight. >> no, really. >> really. >> bret: we will have full coverage of president's news conference in a moment. but first, super tuesday. rick santorum faces what many feel is a must-win situation in ohio. while a big night could give romney a huge lead in the delegate