. >> i just finished a book that was called "king leopold's ghost," about leopold ii and his exploitationgo. seemed like it was right up his alley. so i was done with the book, i figured i'd just give it to him. help him kill a little bit of time while he was in jail. come to find out, i couldn't give it to him because of jail rules. >> paunch would have to wait until ezekiel's release from jail to give him the book. that day was quickly approaching. ezekiel was housed in the protective custody unit with his brother gabriel. >> i'll be out the day before my birthday. happy birthday. >> how you feeling about that? >> ready to go back to work. ready to go back to work. >> every time, right off the center of that square. it ain't got to be pretty, long as it go in, right? ain't got to be pretty. see what you got? don't want it? can't get hurt on the job? >> ezekiel said he had traded in a career of robbing drug dealers for a job as a roofer. >> it's hard. i can make good money working, though. i can make pretty good money. >> better than robbing drug dealers? >> it's not as fast or as easy,

. >> joining he is david leopold. it's great to have you with us. it appears the white house wants the $2 billion for border enhancement and speed up the processes. fair to say it will not change the equation, and most of the asylum seekers will be deported. >> it's tough to prejudge that. we have a system permitting the unaccompanied minors to make a claim, and we want to make sure no one is sent back. no child is sent back who will be tracking or at risk of trafficking. these kids are arriving in the united states after having moved through some of the dangerous areas of mexico. they are tired, hungry. many of the little girls have been raped and a sexual abuse. we need to take care of the kids to make sure we clean them to make sure no one is sent back to danger. >> you get to the root cause, and it's the violence, the crime in the central american countries, particularly in guantanamo. what can the obama administration do about that. >> we have to take a regional approach. the president wrote a letter to congrerks and j johnson, the secretary of

leopold and loeb became a very famous cause cÉlÈbre.his led to issues in the nuremberg trials, because there was the question whether prisoners could give informed consent. as important as medical research was, doctors were not the star scientists. the people who were really the most important during the second world war came not from medicine. this is a statue titled nuclear energy. in the 1930's, scientists trying to understand pure science were trying to understand the nature of the atom, and possibly the most exciting time was the fission of the nucleus. that occurred in germany. the question arose, if energy can be derived from splitting the atom, can you make a bomb? no one was quite sure. you might be able to. you would need two separate isotopes. you would need uranium 235. there is a wonderful play called "copenhagen." it sets up this question in the early years of the war about whether or not you can make a bomb. it revolves around what we know was a true interaction between heisenberg -- probably the most brilliant physicist

cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta is live at the white house and attorney david leopoldin ohio. welcome to you both. >> good morning, carol. >> jim, i'll start with you. what can the president do on his own to solve this crisis? >> reporter: white house officials hope to get ahead of the president when it comes to executive access, oone idea that the administration is looking at is building off the reprieve from deportations for the so-called dreamers, the children of undocumented brought to this country at a very young age through no fault of their own and the question is whether or not the administration might extend to the parents breaking up families. that will fire up republicans on other side. this is a delicate issue on the white house to sort through. the president said two republicans complaining about the executive actions he's been left with no choice. here's what the president had to say. >> if house republicans are really concerned about me taking too many executive actions, the best solution to that is passing bills. pass a bill. solve a problem. don't just

legal process and organize these children apparent crisis according to dave leopold and immigration attorney and we went. they may charge a family up to $12,000 to deliver a child to the border often telling them exactly what to say to american officials. quote the cartels have figured out where the hole is unquote he said. it now stands at 2008 law guarantees on accompanied minors though those countries access to federal asylum officer and a chance to tell u.s. judge that they were victims of a crime or face abuse or sexual trafficking if they're sent home. if the claim is deemed credible judges may grant a waiver for immediate deportation. quote word-of-mouth gets back and now people are calling them saying quote this is what i said in court so as senior law enforcement official who is not authorized to speak on the record and he says quote whether it is true or not, the perception is that they are successfully entering the united states. that is what is driving up and the numbers are staggering as we have pointed out. the present himself spoke in the rose garden last week saying he was qu