CABRERA: In his new show, "THE REDEMPTION PROJECT," Van Jones is bringing people together, offenders and their victims, for an opportunity to talk, heal, and maybe even forgive. This week, Van introduces us to a family whose teenage daughter's life was destroyed by a drunk driver and shows us what happened as they prepared to sit down with the woman behind the wheel on that fateful day.</s>VAN JONES, CNN POLITICAL COMMENTATOR & CNN HOST, "THE VAN JONES SHOW": You're somebody who's actually got a 30-year history in this and doing some extraordinary stuff.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Virtually all of my training has come from working with victims, working, and coming to kno perpetrators and their families.</s>JONES: How do you feel about this particular gathering? It's a whole family. How do you think about something like this?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I will be honest, I've never done a circle with someone who's had a traumatic brain injury.</s>JONES: How does it impact, the whole impact on the president?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It shows, in ways that words can't, just how profoundly her life has changed. But we had to make the conscious decision to ask that we do part of the circle without their daughter being present. Each of them will turn their entire attention to Ashley (ph) when Ashley (ph) is in the room.</s>JONES: In some ways, you have a young woman who wasn't doing anything wrong, her life gets sacrificed, and the woman who was doing things wrong ended up with a life much better than it might have been. It doesn't seem fair. It doesn't seem just.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I don't know what the answer to, what is fair, is. But I know this, the reality is the crash happened and now it's time to talk about it.
"The Redemption Project" Tomorrow at 9:00P Eastern.