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Eighty Oregon spotted frogs were released on Tuesday at Fort Lewis in Pierce County. It's part of an effort to restore endangered frog populations in the Northwest. Some of the frogs were raised by scientists at the Oregon Zoo. But, others were raised by felons at a prison in Olympia.

A new report details how California parole officers failed to properly supervise sex offender Phillip Garriodo who kept Jaycee Dugard captive for 18 years. Bill Whitaker Reports. Ranked 4.00 / 5 | 0 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:10) Submitted By: CBS Tags: Cbsepisode Phillip Garrido Jaycee Dugard Captive California Corrections Department Parole Officers Fail Supervise Properly Mistakes New Report CBS Early Show Bill Whitaker The Early Show Categories: News & Events

Report blasts probation officials' supervision of Phillip Garrido.

There are 15 prisons in Washington. But, only one has a 300 gallon tank filled with endangered frogs. It's Cedar Creek Corrections Center outside of Olympia. Two inmates there are rearing Oregon Spotted frogs in a converted garden shed. It's part of an effort to reintroduce the endangered amphibians to their habitat in Western Washington. The prisoners have had an amazing success rate. 85 percent of their frogs have survived more than any of the scientists doing parallel studies at the Woodland Park Zoo, Northwest Trek, and the Oregon Zoo. KUOW's Sarah Waller went to Cedar Creek Corrections Center to meet the prisoners who are giving the endangered frogs a second chance.

Easy step by step instructions to find any inmate in the Alabama Jail and Prison System. Learn how to use the official web sites of the Government. And learn also how to use trustworthy and reliable Inmate Records Providers.

12:00 p.m. Prison For the Elderly Faces Closure A preliminary report to the state Department of Corrections recommends shuttering the Ahtanum View Corrections Center in Yakima. We'll find out what this could mean for the elderly, disabled and terminally ill prisoners there. No Guns in Seattle Parks Seattle officials have announced a gun ban at city owned facilities. It's designed to keep children safe, and it will take effect December first. We'll hear from those who support the measure and those who disagree with it. Weed Killers Law enforcement officials are stepping up efforts to destroy open air marijuana farms. The cops are seizing a lot of pot, but is it winning the war on drugs? 12:20 p.m. To Sir, With Love An independent study suggests some policies at Seattle schools keep teachers from doing their best. What makes a great teacher? Who's the best teacher you ever had? 12:40 p.m. Peter Maass on the Violent Twilight of Oil One of the ironies of oil rich countries is that most are not rich, that their oil brings trouble rather than prosperity. So writes Peter Maass in the opening lines of his new book Crude World: The Violent Twilight of Oil. Peter Maass is a contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine. He's reported from around the world on the impact the oil has on the countries that produce it.

A demonstration by the K-9 Officers as the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison, Utah. We'd like to thank Angie Welling of the Utah Department of Corrections for making this possible. http://cr.ex.state.ut.us This episode was taped and edited by Emma Black. Her final assignment for her internship with Utah FilmWorks. We're gonna miss you, Emma! http://www.youtube.com/tallemma http://www.utahfilmworks.com

Bill Gallagher, Public Affairs Manager of the Oregon Wireless Interoperability Network discusses what OWIN is, and why OWIN should go forward. For more information on OWIN please visit: www.oregon.gov/osp/owin

Rep. Jason P. Lorber (D-Burlington) interviews folks from Community High School of Vermont, the state's largest high school and the nation's first and only high school dedicated to schooling inmates and former inmates that has received national accredidation.CHSV begins to address the problem that over 90% of new inmates under the age of 22 lack a high school diploma. Guests include:CHSV Superintendent Bob LucentiInstructor John CrossStudent Adam Bilodeau