. >> rockdale county district attorney richard reed. >> we need to look at joe carter. especially since nikki and joe had been in an argument. they were breaking up. relationship. >> it can be. it can be a dangerous time in a relationship. >> it wasn't hard to track joe down. he was in the barber shop where he worked. >> it was around closing time. we was ready to pack up and get out of there, and they approached me and my friends. then they basically said that she's passed away. i mean, she's dead. i was shocked. i was just in shock. >> how did he react? >> he immediately started weeping. >> he didn't know about -- claimed not to know? >> he claimed not to know. >> but reactions don't always tell the real story. >> they was basically asking about me and her relationship, when was the last time i seen her. and i started to realize i was a suspect. >> detective moon did what any good detective would do. he looked for the sort of marks nikki might have left on her assailant's body. >> looked at his hands, looked at his arms. not a suspicious scratch on him. and detectives

richard reed with the investigation happening now. sflitch -- rich? rich: he was not in a patrol car but his own personal vehicle. tonight he faces assault charges and his neighbors say they are deeply surprised. the alleged road rage incident began here in northeast washington. it was february 20th, a saturday around 3:45 p.m. according to court documents 46-year-old mpd michael minor got into an argument with wilson sanchez. the shouting started when miner ried to force his car into the lane. he sped away yelling obscenity. after san cheese threw the bottle back. both men got out of their cars and the officer bull pulled out a gun. and the officer pulled a gun on him. sanchez got into his car and drove away. but moments later near the river him e exit he said saw talking to him talking on a walkie talkie. miner grabbed him and put him in a headlock. >> it's kind of sad something like this would happen. >> yeah, it is. it seems like he's a nice man as far as i know. >> would you find it surprising he would do something like this? >> yeah. > now, d.c.

scholarsconstitutional akhil reed amar and richard discuss the evolution of the democratic process and the establishment of a bipartisan system in the united states. they start with the earliest presidential elections in the late 18th century. and described changes to the process up until today. the new york historical society hosted the event, it is about an hour. so pleased to welcome akhil reed amar back to the new york historical society. before joining yale law school, professor amar clerked for george -- for judge stephen breyer. he is also the recipient of the award for teaching excellence of severalauthor books, including his latest, the law of the land, granted to her of our constitutional republic. thrilled to welcome richard pildes, a member of the american academy of arts and sciences and the american law institute. he is best known for his casebook, the law of democracy, legal structure of a political process, which effectively of legal new field scholarship on issues concerning democratic elections and institutions. in addition to the law democracy, his work focuses on am

scholarsconstitutional akhil reed amar and richard discuss the evolution of the democratic process and the establishment of a bipartisan system in the united states. they start with the earliest presidential elections in the late 18th century. and described changes to the process up until today. the new york historical society hosted the event, it is about an hour. so pleased to welcome akhil reed amar back to the new york historical society.