director mia black has to deal with a different set of issues in "d" complex. >> all of the offenders in the unit are low functioning through education or behavior. a lot of the kids are so used to beating up someone or cussing out someone to prove a point instead of simply talking and discussing their issues. they were raised to be that way. i try to get them to get into that mind set. >> most of the teens who arrive at pendleton bring a mindset of their own. 18-year-old edgar muniz has been locked up for 14 months. today he found out he won't be promoted to the next level. >> i'm in level one. she know i was in there before. >> i'll let her know you need to talk to her. >> yeah. >> what's wrong? >> level one. >> don't worry. i'll talk to sawyer and see what he has to say and we'll go from there. okay. stay in here, cool down for a bit. >> okay. >> instead of running from the problems, they need to face them and address them, but in an effective way. >> coming up on "lockup: pendleton juvenile," has that gang member really reformed? >> how do you deal with your gang affiliation when

please welcome chloe grace morets, mia, a cellist, who faces a life and death decision, but not before falling in love with this guy, jaime blackou play. you go to another place. and you're beautiful. you get this crease in your forehead right there. >> why do i have this feeling you're about to mess up my entire life? >> a little mess never hurt anybody. ♪ >> so you guys have said it was really important to do grace forman's novel justice. that service crucial to you. talk about that. >> yeah, one of the main things i fell in love with was gail's novel and how emotional and brilliant. when i read the script and the book simultaneously. i felt really connected to the book ads mia. she found the chel low at 8 years old, and i found acting at 5 years old. i needed to show the audience who she is through the book's eyes, not just the screen. >> because so many people love the book, it was just for us about making sure that people come out of the movie with the same feeling. >> it's number one on the new york times best seller list. is that added pressure as the ones bringing the story to life? >> i don't know. i think it's just gr

mia, republican caller, what are your thoughts on the hilary clinton's critique to president obama's foreign policy? >> caller: speaking as a black conservative i would have to say that hillary is the last person we should consider. people need to stop looking at the individual and recognizing the activity of the entire party. obamacare is nothing more than modified hillary health care. that is number one. this is the same health care that everyone slammed when bill was in office. her position as secretary of state was nothing more than a consolidation prize and let's face it, democrats are famous, and i am speaking as a black conservative, for playing the low information voter when they are getting ready to run again and that is what i fear is taking place now. so i would say strongly that, you know, oddly enough of the three men, hillary, obama and clinton, hillary probably has the most energy. >> host: todd, what do you think? >> caller: let's not be stupid. we had in this position because of what george bush did. i don't care if you are black, pink, or green conservative -- i don't care what color you are. we are in a bad sit