this is ronald brook's story. >> my name is ronald brook.er. i've been in prison for 30 years. i don't know if i'll ever get out. >> over three decades ago, ronald brook kidnapped teenager susan worthen and her friend at gunpoint. >> she had growled at me. now she was talking to another guy. i felt the anger well up in me again. i turned my car around and went back to where they were parked. >> shut up! shut up! >> i felt numb and cold but i didn't stop. >> less than two weeks after the crime, brook was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he has spent almost 30 years behind bars. >> when i come to prison, i felt that i was as low as i could get short of being in a grave. in fact, i thought i wouldn't live very long. i walked in the gates and i looked around and said, "well, i'm dead." >> ron brook had more than one reason to fear for his life. men with crimes against women are often targets for violence. >> i don't have a crime i can brag about because i'm in here for killing a girl. >> but ronald brook is about to put his life on

brooks. is bill clinton still a man where rates listening to and paying attention to? >> you know, jim, john sears, who was a brilliant republican strategist, worked for richard nixon and ronaldgan, once proposed in lieu of campaigning, they ought to give each presidential candidate six half hours, he or she go alone with the cram. if and if they can't be interested for six half hours, they should not be elected president because they'll obviously lose the countrs interest in a short time. bill clinton is endlessly interesting. whatever else anyone thinks of him, and it's a great second act. i mean, he's at 67% approval today in america, 28%-- at a time whether the public is sour on politicians, they have no use for them, bill clinton has lifted to a different level. >> he is the power of crystallization. he takes a lot of complex events and lays out his thinking. often what he says is not blindingly new. but it's obvious once he said it, but observer he said it, it wasn't obvious. that's the tremendous skill he has. what he said about gingrich. i think that's exactly right. we knew as speaker he was a poor manager and when he was competing and sometimes cooperating with bill