likely to be convicted of. i sat down today with john legend and a couple floridians who are urging organizers of the amendment 4 campaign. i thought maybe, december monday, if you could dell us how you came to this issue? first of all, thank you for having me, chris. back in 2005 i found myself standing in front of the railroad tracks waiting on a train to come so i could jump in front of it, homeless, addicted to drugs, recently released from prison. i didn t see any light at the end of the tunnel. i was ready to end my life. the train didn t come that day. i cross it had tracks and checked myself into drug treatment. after complete completing drug treatment, i moved into a homeless shelter. i went back to school and did extremely well and i was eventually september into law school. i graduated with a law degree.
faith in his ability to do that. matthew chance in moscow. thank you so much. all right. still ahead, president trump president trump under fire for telling police officers suspects during arrests. why some are concerned about what this means for future the future of policing next. but first, in this week s turning points, we meet an ohio man who was homeless at 19, addicted to drugs and alcohol and now he s an ironman helping others overcome their addictions. everything bad that happened in my life and everything that is now currently good in my life is a direct result of my real mother committing suicide when i was 3 and a half years old. when i was growing up, i felt abandoned. i felt angry.
you can have this for fresh air. officer, i didn t even do nothing. only thing i did was get in a car. it s not fair. all i did was get in the car. all right. call it as you see it. let s go. meanwhile, the sting team rolls to the west side of town. there conditions seem even more desperate. a lot of times the prostitutes that are associated with this particular area are known or have known drug users and have some sort of addiction. making the stop. 22. 21. making the stop right now. put your hand behind your back. don t. relax. come on. god. here in what s known as the san pablo corridor, many of the women working the streets are older, addicted to drugs, and often available for as little as $20.
you can have this for fresh air. officer, i didn t even do nothing. only thing i did was get in a car. it s not fair. all i did was get in the car. all right. call it as you see it. let s go. meanwhile, the sting team rolls to the west side of town. there conditions seem even more desperate. a lot of times the prostitutes that are associated with this particular area are known or have known drug users and have some sort of addiction. making the stop. 22. 21. making the stop right now. put your hand behind your back. don t. relax. come on. god. here in what s known as the san pablo corridor, many of the women working the streets are older, addicted to drugs, and often available for as little as $20. code four, in custody.
please. don t do this. you can have this for fresh air. officer, i didn t even do nothing. only thing i did was get in a car. it s not fair. all i did was get in the car. all right. call it as you see it. let s go. meanwhile, the sting team rolls to the west side of town. there conditions seem even more desperate. a lot of times the prostitutes that are associated with this particular area are known or have known drug users and have some sort of addiction. making the stop. 22. 21. making the stop right now. put your hand behind your back. don t. relax. come on. god. here in what s known as the san pablo corridor, many of the women working the streets are older, addicted to drugs, and often available for as little as $20. code four, in custody. move on.