and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. >> what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. >> that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> that's grande. >> basically, since we have a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, we're seeing how the races are interacting on the yard. see if we may have a race problem. if the whites were on one side of the yard and the southern hispanics were on the other side we could possibly have issues which we'd probably have more response out here and remove them from the yard or separate them, but since they're interacting fine it's not an issue right now. it appears that the whites just are -- that's what it appears to me. >> escort. >> apparently this guy has a shattered jaw, mutilated face. he said as you could see by my 1217 there were no marks on me, my hands anywhere. i'm not a violent criminal. there's no hiding under the radar, especially at corcoran. this is the top notch. they don't play games here. i know there's a rat everywhere you go, so, you know, if worse comes to worse hopefully the rat

the next thing you know, the dorm filled up with south siders and whites. cops saw what was going on. she called for yard staff to go over there. they ended up cuffing up the shock collar for the whites and for the south siders, and they ended up patting everybody down, sending everybody home and bunk status for the rest of the night. >> clearly the gang problem is so large, no part of the prison is safe from the politics. before officer garcia and the igi staff consider putting former gang members together on the sny, they must be convinced dropouts are sincere in their desire to leave the gang lifestyle behind. after the debriefing interviews have been conducted and the inmates have been approved, they move into the integrated yard program. >> this is phase two. what they have to do, is come over to this yard. it's an integrated yard program. they're going out to the yard with everybody that they used to, you know, consider their enemies. they all go out here. they all get along. they house them differently. you have blacks and whites together, hispanics

the next thing you know, the dorm filled up with south siders and whites.saw what was going on. she called for yard staff to go over there. they ended up cuffing up the shock collar for the whites and for the south siders, and they ended up patting everybody down, sending everybody home and bunk status for the rest of the night. >> clearly the gang problem is so large, no part of the prison is safe from the politics. before officer garcia and the igi staff consider putting former gang members together on the sny, they must be convinced dropouts are sincere in their desire to leave the gang lifestyle behind. after the debriefing interviews have been conducted and the inmates have been approved, they move into the integrated yard program. >> this is phase two. what they have to do, is come over to this yard. it's an integrated yard program. they're going out to the yard with everybody that they used to, you know, consider their enemies. they all go out here. they all get along. they house them differently. you have blacks and whites together, hispanics and wh

and i'm a south sider and i know you're a chi-town guy yourself, we know that's never going to happen. >> no. >> let's go to twitter. this is the latest from @hidden cash. it says, more san jose drops coming. and let's see if there's a picture attached. oh, he has a picture of it looks like the employee at mix 106.5 and her $140 in cash that she found here underneath one of these trees. looking for the money, sir? >> yeah, i couldn't find it? >> want to know why? >> somebody already found it like an hour and a half ago. have you been on twitter? it's all over, sorry. >> but more's coming! >> hate to break it to him. >> bob, it's funny how fundamentally simple these clues are. the fast dog station is greyhound station, and the picture, it's under a leaf, and yet there's a guy in a tree. some people are really not getting these clues very well. >> reporter: well, but the clues are so simple. i mean, like you said, it's not hard to figure out. >> oh, yeah, where's your envelope? >> reporter: but when i saw a people climbing a tree -- yeah, well, we were late. one thing i was trying to do

we do suspect the south siders of having weapons in their cell. >> grab a mask. >> we've got a cell phone>> with weapons hidden somewhere on "b" yard, time is of the essence. this raid is a last chance for officers to find the weapons before they are used. >> get down! get down! get down! >> the element of surprise is key as it will hopefully give them an extra step on any inmate hurrying to flush contraband. >> get on the ground, now! get on the ground, now! cellie on top. >> it was early because my eyes could barely open. i was asleep. i was dreaming about ashanti and sleeping. >> i was sleeping and suddenly i heard the door pop and heard yelling, get down, get down. so i froze and they informed us to get out and backed up in the cells and backed up and cuffed us and brought us into the shower and proceeded to search the cell. >> well, if you run the flashlight through the back of the bottle, you will see if there's any sort of weapon or contraband. you seal see the outline or silhouette of a weapon. >> a lot of flushing going on in 107. >> the sound of flushing toilets leads officers t