mcdaniel and hughes have compared similar crimes all over the country. from big cities to small towns they connected the dots and linked michael young and his minions to dozens of robberies. with one collective "eureka!" they realize they're all chasing the same gang. they're always one step behind. >> right. unfortunately we're not all linked up. >> i finally got ahold of a detective named eric mcdaniel in the portland police bureau. that was a great moment for me as a detective because he had one piece, i had the other piece. >> i get a phone call from a detective aaron lee in las vegas. and at that point, he says, i think you might know some guys that i'm dealing with up here and he tells me jack cannon. >> basically, everybody entrusted us with their case, to bundle it into ours, and make it one big one. >> reporter: and a federal case at that. which means now the fbi is involved. >> a huge resource for us to eliminate boundaries. >> reporter: now after dozens of robberies and millions in stolen diamonds, the final chapter of this real-life drama is

mcdaniel drives a kia four door and hughes usually has his trigger finger on a computer mouse. >> i mean, we're talking property crimes here. they don't make a lot of news stories about property crime investigations. >> reporter: but make no mistake, these are straight shooting investigators. highly trained, highly motivated. arriving on-scene, to find a curious set of circumstances. >> we have a lot of police officers that work in our downtown core and for the person to get away that quick was unusual. >> reporter: property crimes around here usually involve someone looking to make a quick score for drug money. but detectives feel the tale of the tape says otherwise. >> we were under the impression by the way the fella carried himself, he wasn't local, he seemed like he was squared away and had a plan. >> reporter: and they have another hunch. they don't think he's working alone. >> there's got to be more than one guy. i mean, just from our experience there always is. >> reporter: let's rewind to show you what the police figured out, what the jeweler didn't realize at the time. the pers

mcdaniels, 66. take it in. 2 west 40. chavez, 2 west 71. >> what's this [ bleep ] >> [ bleep ] they gave me 90 days. what's that [ bleep ]? 90 days? yeah. what's that [ bleep ]? [ bleep ] >> i'm here 35. i'm reputable in them streets, you know? >> t.j.! >> what's that? [ bleep ] >> you ever been in here? >> not here, not in prison. >> this ain't nowhere to be, man. this ain't cool. you can't even stretch. you can't even stretch in this joint. >> you can't even work out in these cells. you can't run in place. we only come out twice a week. >> yeah, man, [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] mentally insane, for real. this is what they give us. look at this [ bleep ]. that's all you going to get. that's all you [ bleep ] going to get. a little tiny ass bar of soap. going to be used in one day. it's over. this is how i'm living, man. >> you will find with a lot of these guys, they have been incarcerated before. so, unfortunate for some of them, they think this is a step up. and in the circles they travel in, unfortunately, it is. you know, i

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we would like to invite pellom mcdaniels to weigh in on this issue.so i will turn it over to you. >> before i start, we really want to thank you for having us here. this is our second time back at the festival and it's amazing how huge it's gotten and we are grateful to be here. i will just give you a quick synopsis. digging into the story there had been a lot of good reporting done on the issue of concussions and football prayers to us jumping into the story in 2011. our colleagues at espn have done fantastic work on the issue and ellen at "the new york times" and others. but i think one of the fundamental issues that haven't been really addressed about this is what did the league know and when did he know it and how did it address a problem that was becoming a huge public health crisis not only had the nfl level but the youth level and the pressure of the nfl was rationally quite considerably on this in 2010. the commissioner was called before congress and just hammered by the representative henry waxman are basically raising the question asked of t

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also joining in the conversation, former professional football player mcdaniels. the event was held at the tucson festival of books. >> so i would like to introduce our distinguish panel. steve is a senior writer with espn and with his brother mark he is the co-author of the league of denial, the nfl concussions in the battle for truth. it's a new york times best-selling book on their attempt to cover up theer injuries. he won a 2008 peerless or prizef for international reporting forq his investigative journalism. sa american mercenaries fighting in iraq. baseball, cuba and the search for the american dream. his brother mark is an investigator reporter for espn. he is is a member of their investigation and enterprise unit with which produces work for the award-winning program outside the line which i know many of you have seen. they both serve ass reporters ad writers on a companionor for documentary for pbs award-winning program frontline, a a league of denial. that documentary from then prestigious george polk and peabody awards as well is an emmy nomination.rk

my question is mostly for professor mcdaniels.do you think part of the denial is the fact that 75% of the league is african-american? >> is a very good question. from the standpoint of someone who played as an african-american african-american i would say the players who are pursuing this not all but there are some a high percentage are seeking opportunities to create opportunities for social mobility so the opportunity to better oneself and take advantage of the money available and therefore also help your family community is a narrative that we all here. it's a good thing to sign these contracts and they are willing to fisa law for their families. that's one factor in their but i also know that because it is big business and this idea that you have to be -- have contracts in endorsement deals and everything attached to this game that we played that is a business that did not help has to be that if you admit to it all these contracts and these connections will unravel and when you have the likelihood of individuals and billionair

this is apa president-elect susan mcdaniel. >> we are here today to reset our moral compass and ensureour organization is headed in the right direction. as i said on wednesday, i believe in psychologists capacity to make the world a better place. we are here today to decide how to do that. and next in order of what you saw as priorities, is the prohibition on psychologists participating in interrogation in military or intelligence context. motion isw substitute here to rectify 10 years of deceitful and underhanded and secret collusion to impede the will of the membership. so what we're doing and what we added -- and we added this in full collaboration with the board -- the non-recused board, is to rectify that, which is why puts ance and for all, prohibition on psychologists being involved in those national security intellect -- interrogations as all other health professionals are prohibited from that. it doesn't stop training in general about what makes a non-harmful interrogation, but stops us from being involved in these abusive circumstances. it puts our moral compass right. >> und

>> my name is michael and my question is bot mostly for profr mcdaniels.do you think that the denial is the fact 75% of the week is african-american. from the standpoint of somebody that is african-american a high percentage are seeking opportunities to create social mobility and so it is to better the physical attribute and take advantage of the money available and therefore also help your family community is a narrative that we all hear how are things and get these contracts and they are willing to sacrifice for their families. you can have tv contracts and enforcement appeals and everything attached to this game that we play that is a business that it has to be if you admit to it all these connections will unravel. no one wants to lose and it's on the number of levels, too so they want to take advantage of what they feel is their opportunity and take advantage of what they see as their god-given gift abilities. so in the family community as they are looked upon as men whoo are making a way for their families. you have these articles that deal with the g

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the guy's name is michael mcdaniel.ed by hurricane katrina is this device right there. it looks like it's out of star wars. four people can sleep inside of that. it is a shelter and it can be dropped off on semitractor-trailers. they can put several of them on it at once. >> so is this something that fema is going to be taking advantage of it or we might want to keep it in our basement and dig it out. >> good question. these are into production the later part of this year. we mielingt see -- we might see fema later this year. i don't know if he has any government ideas on them. four people inside of them. i saw a comment on line about them saying hey, it needs an air conditioner. maybe that's true and i'm the not sure that was addressed in it yet. there's a very brilliant way to house people around the world in a disaster. >> i would like to see one up close and personal. let's talk apps. what do you have for us? >> this is a new app. this is put together by firefighters. a brilliant app called man down. what this does