i would suggest, conservatively, that half of the people here in the jail shouldn t be here. the county sheriff, tom dart, says the jail has become a dumping ground for the poor and mentally ill. if they re gonna make it so that i am gonna be the largest mental health provider, we re gonna be the best ones. we re going to treat em as a patient while they re here. we are gonna think differently greg glassman hardly looks like an exercise guru. there is no hint of ripped muscle underneath his uncut shirt, but he is widely considered the most powerful man in fitness today. you like metrics, you like money? we are the fastest growing large chain on earth. we have broken all records. in 17 years, the king of crossfit has created the largest gym chain in history. she was meant to look like that. that is what nature would have carved from her a million years ago. or she would have been eaten. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson c
what percent do you think here really shouldn t be here? i would suggest, conservatively, that half of the people here in the jail shouldn t be here. the county sheriff, tom dart, says the jail has become a dumping ground for the poor and mentally ill. if they re gonna make it so that i am gonna be the largest mental health provider, we re gonna be the best ones. we re going to treat em as a patient while they re here. we are gonna think differently ai weiwei is china s most famous political dissident. he s also one of the most successful contemporary artists in the world a designer, sculptor, photographer and blogger who s earned legions of followers by using his art as a weapon to ridicule the authorities. are you an artist, or are you an activist? i think, artist and activist is the same thing. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m holly williams. i m scott pelley. those stories, tonight on 60 minutes. (amb
congratulations. thanks, peter. peter: back to 18. jim: congratulations to billy horschel. still shaking his head in disbelief. he moves into 15th in the fedexcup standings. not the way i think anyone expected to see this end, nick. nick: no, not quite like that. we thought it will be two pars and off we go again. definitely thought somebody was going to make a 3 at 1 but well done, billy. he was on the range early on. i said who s going to win? as he walked past he said horschel so there you go. jim: for nick the all the crew, lance barrow, home game for him, our producers, for everybody. we ll see you next week from fort worth. billy horschel wins the at&t byron nelson. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. more than 800 american houses of worship are offering shelter from deportation to illegal immigrants and their families. we re taking a leap of faith, right, in many respects, because we don t know what s going to happen. they re daring f
next, a discussion on bringing victims and their perpetrators together for a mutually beneficial experience. good afternoon, everyone. i m really thrilled to be danielleere with sared. the program diapers them from prison on the condition that their victim agrees to this ts them from prison on the condition that their victim agrees to this. i want to cover a lot of ground here. i want to start by asking about your own background. and how you came to this work and had to talk about the truly remarkable work you are doing through the common justice solution, which will blow the audience s mind. let me ask about your background. how do you come to this work? you have got skin in this game in ways that are unusual for somebody in your position. danielle: sure. so thank you, it is an honor to be with you all. i grew up in chicago in the 1980 s and 1990 s at the height of what we call the crack epidemic, but also the beginning of the emergence of mass incarceration in this co
after her sixth prison sentence in los angeles, she was fortunate in that she was given access to treatment services in santa monica. it made her realize if i have access to this service in santa monica, why can t we have it in south l.a. and south-central l.a.? now she runs a new way of life. she helped her first clients in an apartment she was able to get after she left the treatment center. we are going to hear about her story as well. thank you so much for being with us, both of you. your father was incarcerated and many people after that experience would probably run as far in the other direction as they could and now here you are as the warden of a very large prison in illinois. why did you decide to follow that path and how was your early experience as a child and how did it inform the way you run a prison now? nneka: i m a firm believer in god ordering my steps for me. i did not set out to become the executive director of cook county jail, nor did i set out for a care