here to discuss the case is carlos garcia who was lead counsel on michael scott's defense team. he joins us from austin, texas. thank you very much for being with us today. >> your welcome, judge. >> judge jeanine: now, you leave that the confessions and you represented the defendant michael scott is that, correct? >> yes, i did. >> judge jeanine: you believe that his confession was coerce just ahead, why do you say that? >> he was threatened in the interrogation and so, you know, in my opinion it was a bad interrogation that he got scared and basically he told them what h they wanted to hear and he believed he was involved but couldn't come up with a memory of involvement. >> judge jeanine: how is it that he was threatened. >> it was is a subtle threat and to give context to this. this case was tried in 2002. i missed the threat but here was what the threat was. he was told look we know you are involved in the crime and that is going to happen you know what a grand jury is we will take you to a grand jury and we are going to tell them what we know and you know that if you lie t

we're going to -- the superintendent's thoughts for the evening, carlos garcia. >> i'm still the superintendentntil july 1. first of all, richard, congratulations. it is awesome to have you there and i want to congratulate the sport for having the courage, your the first board -- you are the first board, where were not even born. when there is succession planning were you will have someone who is from within the we have had in terms superintendent's. -- had interim superintendents. to have succession planning especially when we're not headed in the right direction, whether to go somewhere else but what kills public education is we never stay the course. we keep zigzagging and when something starts to look -- work, double digit growth for african-american and pacificare -- pacific islander students, this is closing the gap. and to hire a young wellbore stepler like richard -- whippersnapper like richard carranza, we will stay the course. we congratulate the school board for staying the course and doing the right thing. thank you to all of you. i want to mention, because we do not get enough than

we go now to phoenix to carlos garcia, an organizer for it later this month he will participate with nted immigrant activists and the no papers, no fear bus tour. its final stop is the democratic-to convention in charlotte. carlos, we welcome you to "democracy now!" explain with this lawsuit against arpaio is all about, which has meant hours of him sitting in this trial, responding to questioning. >> basically, arpaio vs arpaio. he had to respond to videos, when he had to refer to itself as being an honor to be referred to as ku klux klan. he had to talk to referring to mexicans as 30 mexicans and his book. the finale of the things he has talked about. all the evidence of his own words, his own doings of racially profiling in our community. to go along with that, it is the damage he has done, the community raids that he is put upon our community with mass deputies coming out to traditionally latino neighborhoods, detaining and stopping anyone that may look undocumented. >> explain who brought the suit, carlos garcia. >> it was brought forth by the aclu. eventually it was turned into a

garcia. his sixth bomb of the year. the rays trail 2-1. bottom of sixth now. carlos pena. he has 99 problems but a pitch ain't one.ottom seven, tied at 3-3. johnson going down the first baseline. teixeira with the error. brooks conrad would score. the yanks have lost eight-straight at the trap. >>> usa/australia, squaring off in the softball world champion. bottom five. usa up 2-0. dropping the bunt. the throw into right field. she turns and jets around. turns and scores easily. 3-0, on the two-base error. top six. didn't even see it. usa, they go on to win by a final score of 3-1. >>> don't forget, tomorrow, 7:00 eastern time, "wednesday night baseball." the rangers taking on the white sox. it lives on the espn family of networks, on espn, espn3, and live on the watch espn app. >> all right. >>> a couple of juveniles have been spotted breaking into cars in the denver area. a police officer snapped this shot of the perpetrators. three bear cubs were caught red-handed. >> officers had originally scared away the mother bear before realizing the cubs were still inside the car. apparently, the family is looking for fo

from army dunton to carlos garcia -- arne duncan to carlos garcia and everyone involved with this movement, we have to involve everybody at the early stage. we can't let our schools fail by allowing them to be isolated. with your help, with your ideas, with the programs that are the foundations that we are coordinating and implementing, the greater idea is to involve everyone else in the community with our schools, that is going to be, i think, the way out. the only thing -- the other thing that i would like you to know, the other efforts are to involve more of our businesses with our schools. in san francisco, we are leading the effort to make sure that the technology companies in of a -- innovate and find success as part of our city. i would like that success of innovation that many technology companies are bringing to their businesses to also happen with our school district. i know that if we can innovate our way to better taxi dispatch is like we are doing with technology companies were better ways to service delivery, we can also innovate ways in which education can be a greater part