:02:00
Positive policing is the answer.
We've got to deploy all our resources...
:02:05
... or criminal violence will
destroy our community.
:02:08
What are the resources needed to
diminish the alarming rise in crimes?
:02:13
Some say heavier prison sentences and
an increased police facility are enough.
:02:18
I'm one of them.
:02:19
Others believe that prison
never cured anyone.
:02:22
Judging by the rise in violence,
it never deterred anyone either.
:02:26
Here comes the commercial.
:02:29
It's your radio station, and I sure like
Ms. Nichols, but I can't take this.
:02:35
It's not my station.
I'm the architect for the new one.
:02:38
- Ms. Nichols is late.
- She's still on the radio.
:02:42
They recorded that earlier.
:02:44
- Hey, there she is now.
- Don't be late for dinner.
:02:47
- Your daughter ate well last time.
- You're a great cook.
:02:51
- For her, nothing is too much.
- We won't be late.
:02:56
- We should be there at 10:30.
- We'll make it.
:02:59
The senator's aide would not
get off the phone.
:03:02
Los Angeles Magazine went for my idea
of articles on criminal rehabilitation.
:03:08
That's great.
:03:16
Hello, baby. You look really good.
:03:19
Hi, Carol. We're not late, are we?
:03:24
Has there been progress
this week, doctor?
:03:27
She asked for dinner
on Thursday night.
:03:30
That's the fifth week running
she's said a few words.
:03:33
That's not much after two years.
:03:37
Will she ever come back to me?
Will she ever be normal again?
:03:42
You're her father, Mr. Kersey.
:03:44
You can only give her your love,
and your prayers too.
:03:54
I remember you liked kites when you
were a kid. You still like them?