gregg: police in california now releasing the 911 tapes from the couple ambushed in their home by fugitive e cop christopher dorner. you may recall he was accused of murdering three people in an act of revenge for his firing from the lapd, and while on the run dorner tied up jim and karen reynolds and fled in their car. the couple defied dorner s threat to kill them if they notified police and they called 911. take a listen. when did he tie you up? right before leaving he tied us up. he had pillow cases over our heeds. how long ago did he tie you up? it was like 15 minutes to 30 minutes. this all happened today? yeah. we re still tied up. do you guys see footprints prior to going in your house?
i mean, we always do our best. because we re learning. it s how we learn, to do our best with it. it s important. i mean, you prepare yourself for when you get out and it breaks monotony, keeps you out of trouble, back there working and just exercising your mind. another job the men can have is working in the prison industries garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. i ve done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, scrub suits, jump suits, about most everything they ve got back here. chris walls is serving a life sentence for murder, robbery and kidnapping. for me, i am making 95 cents an hour. that s the most you can make back here. i work 7 1/2 hours a day, approximately 37 to 40 hours a week. the plant outputs an average
is working in the prison industries garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. i ve done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, scrub suits, jump suits, about most everything they ve got back here. chris walls is serving a life sentence for murder, robbery and kidnapping. for me, i am making 95 cents an hour. that s the most you can make back here. i work 7 1/2 hours a day, approximately 37 to 40 hours a week. the plant outputs an average of 250 pants and 250 shirts a day. i think the thing i like best about working back here is it breaks up the monotony from being up on the yard and being back here. it s a way to occupy your mind and keeps you out of trouble. the best advice i can give you is stay out there, get a job that pays good so you can live out there and don t have to come
the street has, and you won t let nothing go out unless the job is done. this car here is finished. it s basically flawless. i mean, we always do our best. because we re learning. it s how we learn, to do our best with it. it s important. i mean, you prepare yourself for when you get out and it breaks monotony, keeps you out of trouble, back there working and just exercising your mind. another job the men can have is working in the prison industries garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. i ve done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, scrub suits, jump suits, about most everything they ve got back here. chris walls is serving a life sentence for murder, robbery and kidnapping. for me, i am making 95 cents an hour. that s the most you can make back here. i work 7 1/2 hours a day, approximately 37 to 40 hours a week.
ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. i ve done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear, scrub suits, jump suits, about most everything they ve got back here. chris walls is serving a life sentence for murder, robbery and kidnapping. for me, i am making 95 cents an hour. that s the most you can make back here. i work 7 1/2 hours a day, approximately 37 to 40 hours a week. the plant outputs an average of 250 pants and 250 shirts a day. i think the thing i like best about working back here is it breaks up the monotony from being up on the yard and being back here. it s a way to occupy your mind and keeps you out of trouble. the best advice i can give you is stay out there, get a job that pays good so you can live out there and don t have to come in here and learn it for a little bit of nothing. just think about the people in prison that don t get paid for