marc klaas i remember your case. >> polly klaas was kidnapped and individual that was did it was violentbeen out of prison for six months that prompted the three strikes law which was in fact a law before the people voted upon it eight months later. to say the intent was not known or unintended is i think is present possible preposterous. >> three strikes works. it works very well. you have 50%, you have half the chance to be a victim of violent crime than before 1984. there is approximately 6.6% of the prison population and each of those individuals have two serious and violent offenses already on their record. they have had the benefit of judicial discretion and many instances the previous proposition 36 benefits them. they also have the appeals process. if they are still there, they definitely belong there. >> cheryl: california has wanted a revision to the three strikes law. is this the right direction for this? >> we think so. the policies in proposition 36 has been in place in los angeles county and santa clara county for over ten years now and crime in those koochx is down more th

getting any wage hikes at all no not only creates in their take home pay yet and another thing marc klaas. and sharon and i'm sure they would agree with me on this you have to factor in taxes gosh illinois taxes my income taxes went up from three to five percent you know that's two percentage points were right out of my paycheck home and yet you know across the board sales taxes are going up look at california right now it's got a post out of the other day talking about a temporary tax and rates for something i've got seven or twelve they're going to grave you know temporary seven years. as dogs are damper right taxes keep going up yeah that's not factored into the c.p.i. up right so you know we don't get wages you know. groceries you go to the grocery store all of a sudden you're paying six percent per on tax and groceries well you're panicking yeah yeah and you know that's two percent that's your in the might be your entire salary right just going up you know increase taxes right so you know that's not factored into c.p.i. that's not it's back there down to really a way to assert to say

on the other side, child safety advocate marc klaas. >> let's be real. these guys out. >> his daughter polly was kplap kidnapped and murdered by richard allen davis. >> these are serial killers and cop killers and baby killers. these are individuals without korns. if we start executing these guys on death row, there people out there that are going to think twice. >> justice can move slowly. in 34 years just 13 executions. the last to die, clarence ray allen in 2006. 26 years of appeals reportedly cost taxpayers $761,000. >> why would we spend so much money on a handful of individuals who are sitting in the cell over at sant quentin who will more likely die in that cell than be executed. they are already caught. they are no longer a public safety threat. >> they argue death penalty savings could be spent fighting crime. prop 34 calls for a fund to solve murders and rapes. important for public safety because statewide 46% of homicides and 56% of reported rapes remain unsolved. by eliminating death row, the analysts said we will save more than $100 million

. >> child advocate marc lkaas says the law--klaas..t needs to be changed. >> we have the latest of his condition with terisa estacio. >> the word on the street is that he was not feeling well and that he seek medical attention. and if it was sent to just a minor investigation minor- procedure to undergo this one in regular heartbeat. and his sideline passionate demeter he does not hold back his emotions. his demeanor. he has been the coach for the last 1.5 years and before that he was at stanford and as well as an n f l player for 15 years. at the training camp earlier the surprise players react. >> he seemed fine to me. i have been near him in meetings and the seen falling. i did not know anything was wrong but as far as his health, i thought that he was-fine. we never want to see one of our coaches or players go downed. >> we spoke yesterday and i did not even really see anything. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he will be back. we would be glad to see him back tomorrow. >> of course the first thing i thought is how serious? but