also with us is civil rights attorney benjamin crump. he is representing tamara lanier in the lawsuit against harvard university over the images of her ancestors. we welcome you both to democracy now! , explain how you discover that harvard had these photographs of your relatives, of your ancestors. >> it is quite an amazing story that started with a request on my mother that i document our genealogy. at her passing, i set out to do exactly that. that was in 2010, where the internet was not as -- the information was not as readily available as today. i happened to be out walking for lunch one afternoon and i stopped into a small ice cream shop. i was speaking with the owner about my dilemma. he offered to help. it was actually him, richard moore some, who found the images on the internet. amy: and how did you know that renty was your great great great grandfather? >> as a child, my mom often talked about her enslaved ancestors, particularly the man in the image she fondly referred to as pop-up -- papa renty. the facttalked about of our l

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and now i'd like to bring in one of the attorneys representing stephon clark's family, benjamin crump joining us this hour. we appreciate your time today. we just heard that very emotional statement after this decision was reached. i'd like to get your reaction first to this decision. >> well, george, oftentimes in these police shootings of unarmed black man you find this playbook they use where after they assassinated his person, they then assassinate his character. but this district attorney took it to a whole other level. it was almost disgraceful the lengths she went to do try to justify a shooting by these two police officers. it is just simply outrageous, the family is outraged, the community is outraged, and we're going to make sure that his children, his family know that we're going to get justice for him in the civil courts. >> you touched on this here, put, again, during the investigation, the family did complain, they felt that it focused much more on stephon's personal life rather than the incident itself. >> absolutely, george. it is almost as if stephon was the person wh

attorney benjamin crump and activist al sharpton joined the family on the steps of the state capitol monday... the group called on state lawmakers to pass a-b-3-92, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for public record....something sacramento's district attorney chose not to do. <(ben crump- clark family lawyer) "because she didn't give it to any grand jury, none of your citizens will have the right to stand up and say 'we listened to the testimony in the killing of stephon clark and i object!' we don't have that right, because there was no grand jury." butted too((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop t've kill ago but you can't movement."> officers shot the unarmed 22-year old - after mistaking his cell phone for a gun. ( james ) in national headlines ... the white house wants congress to put a cap on student loan borrowing. its one of several

attorney benjamin crump and activist al sharpton joined the family on the steps of the state capitol the group called on state lawmakers to pass a-b-3-92, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for public record....something sacramento's district attorney chose not to do. <(ben crump- clark family lawyer) "because she didn't give it to any grand jury, none of your citizens will have the right to stand up and say 'we listened to the testimony in the killing of stephon clark and i object!' we don't have that right, because there was no grand jury." butted too((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop fighting for justice in stephon's name. you might've killed him a year ago but you can't kill a movement."> officers shot the unarmed 22-year old - after mistaking his cell phone for a gun. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... more calls for act

attorney benjamin crump and activist al sharpton joined the family on the steps of the state capitol monday... the group called on state lawmakers to pass assembly bill -3-92, which allows police to use deadly force only when absolutely necessary. they're also urging for legislation requiring evidence from officer-involved shootings to always be presented to a grand jury for public record....somet hing sacramento's district attorney chose not to do. <(ben crump- clark family lawyer) "because she didn't give it to any grand jury, none of your citizens will have the right to stand up and say 'we listened to the testimony in the killing of stephon clark and i object!' we don't have that right, because there was no grand jury." butted too((rev al sharpton)) "the legacy is we are going to pass legislation in stephon's name, the legacy is that we won't stop fighting for justice in stephon's name. you might've killed him a year ago but you can't kill a movement.">( will ) officers shot the unarmed 22-year old - after mistaking his cell phone for a gun. ( will ) deputies in butte county are

benjamin crump is the jones' family attorney. >> had it not been for the recording, he would have got away with murder. >> reporter: the defense argued that raja fired out of fear for his life when jones pulled out a gun. but prosecutors said jones, when a concealed carry permit for his firearm, thought he was getting robbed. since 2005, 98 officers have been arrested for murder or manslaughter while on duty. only ten of them have been convicted of manslaughter. >> that we got a guilty verdict, it gives us a hope that things can change. >> reporter: the jones family tells me they now plan to file a wrongful death civil suit with the criminal trial over. raja has a sentencing hearing scheduled for next month where he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years behind bars. norah? >> errol, thank you. >>> ahead, we'll take you to the kennedy space center and tell you what the end of spacex's latest groundbreaking rocket >>> we have much more news ahead. only on "cbs this morning," senator martha mcsally who says she was sexually assaulted in the air force talks about building confide