. >> 21-year-old convicted wife batterer miguel castillo is no stranger to the system. >> the worst thing in processing, that you don't get your bed until sometimes eight hours, ten hours. today they told me i wasn't going to get a bed until 24 hours. >> it's a long drive from santa monica to l.a. we have to stop off in beverly hills. >> 28-year-old multiple drug offender daniel johns has only been in jail for a few hours, but he's already missing his freedom. >> i wished i was outside. you know, i seen a lot of people at the liquor store, people at the beach, you know, when i was leaving santa monica. there's just places that i wanted to be. >> before inmates can be housed, they need to be classified. >> do you have any tattoos? >> have you ever served in the military? >> no. >> are you homeless? >> no. >> are you taking any prescription medication that you would need within the next six hours? >> no. >> are you thinking about killing yourself? >> no. >> once an inmate has been classified, if he hasn't been fingerprinted or photoed for his booking photo, they'll wait inside the cell behi

investment opportunities there and we're proud to be joined by the finance minister of peru, miguel castillojoining us. labor secretary hilda solis talked about mining, it's the most important for your country. newmont mining trades over there. there have been anti-mining protests in your country. do you think you have them solved, will it resuscitate the economy and help newmont? >> i think mining is an important sector in our economy. obviously there are conflicts to be resolved. thank god the government is making all this effort to be able to have a responsible mining policies, responsible for the environment, for the community. we -- 60% of our exports are mining-represented commodities. so for us investment in mining is critical. >> newmont had a work stoppage at one of the mines they're trying to put in your country, as an investor with a stock that trades here, an american-based company, you don't want to hear that there are protests stopping your mine work. >> obviously, we don't want to hear it, too. but it's important for the mining to have -- the mine company to have a good relati