. >> again, it's consistent with what you're trying to do -- build a self-contained city, in this cased, bob, and the improvements. >> for the park. >> for the park. >> for the park and built that sculpture. >> everything's pretty well self-contained. i mean, everywhere you look. you have the park in the middle. you have the condominium high-rises. you have the retail over here. you're gonna have the restaurants. >> offices. >> be a million feet of office when we're finished. >> and are all those offices occupied presently? >> 90%. >> codina has been a great partner for the city, and we have built here a workable city. >> our focus is on complex projects. our attitude really is if somebody else can do it, we're not interested. we want to build communities. we don't want to build a building and walk away. ♪ >> up next, the massi memo with information you can't afford to miss. so, stick around. [ woman vocalizing ] there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-ben

this hospital functions as a completely self-contained city. it has its own fire department. police department. and perhaps most importantly, it has its own pharmacy. >> do me a favor, sir, if you would take everything out of your pockets, please, place them right there -- >> almost 90% of these patients are on some form of medication, mostly anti-sipsychotiantipsych. without medication it has been said that this hospital would be one of the most dangerous places on earth. >> ah-ha! >> comb. >> oh, man, a comb keeper. >> the patients are not shackled or restrained, nor are they confined to cells. for the most part, they walk freely among the staff and general population. even the police in the hospital carry no weapons. if there is a problem with the patients, it is considered a medical emergency, not a police emergency. unlike a prison where guards can and do use force, here at atascadero, prescription drugs keep the peace. it's monday morning. and the first of several new patients arrives at the hospital. because weapons are not allowed inside, the transporting officers are

this hospital functions as a completely self contained city. it has its own fire department, police department, and perhaps most importantly, it has its own pharmacy. without medication, it's said this hospital would be one of the most dangerous places on earth. the patients are not shackled or restrained or confined to cells and for the most part they walk freely among the staff and population. even the police in the hospital carry no weapons. if there is a problem with the patients, it's considered a medical emergency, not a police emergency. unlike a prison where guards can and do use force, here prescription drugs keep the peace. it's monday morning, and the first of several new patients arrives at the hospital, because weapons are not allowed inside the transporting officers are told to remove their guns and secure them in a lockbox outside. the prisoner is led from the van and escorted inside the hospital to admissions, and from this point on he is no longer a prisoner, he's a patient. this patient is awaiting sentences on crimes that wou

self-contained unit, and i have to tell you, i thought about it. you know, i grew up -- i'm young enough to remember when "new jack city" was a movie and the character said "from now on, we're a self-contained unit." man, that's what we have to strive to be, to be our own bosses, our own owners, to control our destiny. if you can show what's put in the mind of a young person, a new idea, it never goes back to its original dimensions. that's what your family is doing for everybody who can see this, that we can control our own destiny. we can own our own commerce. we don't have to be dependent on anyone else. with your television stations and here on this farmland. you know, it's have true ownership. >> what else is important, and i cannot emphasize this enough, what attorney benjamin crump does for the likes of the trayvon martins and tamir rice and ferguson, missouri. we need people like him representing and defending people who faces injustices, people who have to overcome systems that are systemic, and while i may be -- i'm definitely conservative, no question about that, i'm a third generation republican, but we can come together, no matter what