that, the tenderloin neighborhood, san francisco doesn't need miss hodge on the street. i have seen people commit crimes of plead or get convicted of crimes of violence who do way less time than her. >> elsie's path to drug abuse is depressingly familiar to many inside women's jails and prisons. she had been in an abusive relationship while struggling to support her two kids. >> and through that i been raped, i had somebody threaten...the same person that raped me threatened my kids if i tell. there's a lot of stuff that i've been through that i didn't...that i don't even tell people because it's so much. i don't even want to remember it. >> under realignment, elsie's sentence was to be carried out in the county jail. since realignment took effect some 30,000 offenders have entered the county systems. >> i brought shame to my family and everything else. and i don't want my kids to come and see my incarcerated. and touch them like barbie was saying, can hold them, can do nothing. and i have little kids. >> the question that is not being asked is what happens to her childr

hodge? what about the evidence? he planted it. he framed pablo ortiz. is that possible? how could he plant all that evidence and clean up every trace of himself? actually, he didn't. he missed was a health inspection the day before. they hung that flypaper in the corner. how'd we miss it? we just found it this morning. behind that radiator. it must've fallen back there during the fight. and look. there's three or four hairs stuck to it. and they can't be from clea vance because she had long hair. the must belong to julian hodge. the real killer. this is the proof we need. how soon can you do a test on those? i'll get right on it. good work. thanks. honey, i think they're done. ooh. maybe a little overdone. julie? honey? [bell rings] (doorman) i don't have a john carlo, okay? how many times i have to tell you? you're not on the list, all right? good night. thank you. good night! hello. i'm on the list. name. puff daddy. plus one. this is my girlfriend. hi. puff daddy the rapper? oh, no. not that puff daddy. this happens to me all the time, doesn't it? all the time. yeah. let me explain. where to begin? all right, there are two puff daddys. why don't you change your name? why