. >> did you ever kiss marcia clark? did you have a thing for marcia clark? would you say that you guys dated? >> prosecutor chris darden dishes on the rumors about his relationship with marcia clark. >> she's refused to watch even one second of the show. but oh, he is i got him to look at this infamous scene with marcia, we'll show you priceless reaction. >>> a trump wig, a fake milania. >> the hot couples that us saying omg. >> and the new mysteryman, who's this guy licking her head. >>> plus is courteney cox back together with her ex-fiance. >>> james corden gives us car pool karaoke secrets before his prime time special. what happened when he stole j-lo's phone? now for march 29, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hello, everybody, nancy o'dell and kevin frazier are spring breaking. the interview that everyone wanted, oj prosecutor chris darden, he hasn't spoken to anyone since the trial. >> we went there, we talked about the series, the glove, his relationship with marcia everything. everything. >> don't leave mehanging. did he have a relationship wi

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clark gets the technical. >> dan: clarke is ringing them up here. beasley to shoot. >> dan: you shoot the technical free-throws and pick the game up at the point where it was interrupted which means that they go back and do, rathan-mayes got fouled or bacon? >> tim: bacon. >> dan: those are the technical free-throws. leonard hamilton can send whoever he wants to the line. now you pick the game up where it was interrupted the guy who got fouled goes to >> tim: this could be an expensive trip for virginia tech. all of this walt clock stoppedwith the clock stopped ating at 4:47. a three-point trip lead down to nine. bell reaches in gets tagged with a foul. >> dan: jalen hudson came off the bench, might not be a gad guy to foul. >> tim: went to lebron james' high school, st. mary's of ohio. >> dan: then again it might whatever is going on tim, i get the impression we'll be here a while. >> tim: your intent is good you were right on the second free-throw. he got one of the two. nice save by beasley. almost lost it. hudson the rebound. >> dan: no need to

did he have a relationship wi marcia clark or not? >> i asked, he objected. >> let's just start with the first and the very obvious. have you been watching t miniseries and what do you think? >> i haven't watched the miniseries at all. >> not at all. >> not a minute. >> have you looked at a clip or are you resolute? this is the n-word scene. it will force the black jurors to make achoice, whose side are you on, the man or brother's? >> what do you think about that scene? >> i think denzel should are playe >> will smith, why not? >> will smith, he's a good acto still. >> the former oj prosecutor is played by sterl k. brown, the darden's dead series about the topic of compensati hasn't received a cent from the hugely successful series the people versus oj simpson. >> the producers of that show haven't reached out to me, i feel like they should have compensated me, because obviously they're taking things from my outside of the courtroom and they're also taking things, i believe out of in contempt and i ffel like they should have compensa

clark's death sparked months of protest. be bisi onile-ere has reaction from minneapolis. >> reporter: antonio, a lot of people i talked to said they were not surprised by the prosecutor's decision. several rallies are being held throughout the city of minneapolis by civil rights groups who were pushing for criminal charges to be filed against those officers involved. one protester said they were planning for peaceful protests but police are raid for anything. >> criminal charges are not are warranted. >> shot in the head after police officers riggenburg and schwartz. >> he clark had, quote, this thousand yard stare end quote. >> in the early morning hours of november 15th of last year minneapolis police responded to a report that clark assaulted his girlfriend and blocking paramedics from treating her. officers described clark who had chronological and marijuana in his system as actinge acting erratically. is released police video from the soting. contrary to some reports, investigation found that clark was not handcuffed d

detective bill clark was thoroughly engaged by now. he had spent a career listening to criminals spin their stories. maybe he could figure out if this twitchell guy was trying to play the cop somehow. he pulled the recording of the interview. >> i watch an interview, i listen to what the guy says but i'm looking at body language for signs of deceit. i remember coming ou of that interview going this mark twitchell guy interviewed really we . >> it was good? >> there were no signs of deception. he's free flowing with the information. he's answering the questions logically. i don't see any, you know, looki away. i don't see any of the nervousness. nothing. >> and then when police looked into twitchell's production company express entertainment they encountered a perfectly legitimate company. more than that, actually. this was a promising effort to help edmonton way off here in wa northern alberta get some nationalkattention as a potential center of movie making. mark twitchell was very good at drumming up attention and money from local in

riggenberg recalled hearing schwartze tell clark to let go of the gun or he would shoot. riggenberg heard clark say, quote, i'm ready to die. >> however, the president of the local naacp chapter questions the prosecutor's narrative. >> jamar clark's case isn't happening in a vacuum. it's a part of a pattern and practice of discrimination and abusive behavior that's been allowed to persist. it's also part of a pattern in which officers are allowed to kill without inpun knit. we're not going to tolerate it anymore. >> reporter: hundreds of people disappointed in the prosecutor's decision turned out for a rally. the group is nademanding that t police department reform. clark's death tipped off weeks of protests ahead of wednesday's decision, the chief of police urged for peace and calm. >> we're peaceful, you know. nonviolent protesters. that's how we've always been and how we demonstrated and called for. we let the city know that, you know, the blood is on their hands at the end of the day, and we don't have control for what happens. we're going to be out there trying to ma

>> this is why your wife asked you eight dayssago if you dated marcia clark. kiss. >> we can't kiss in that scene. >> cameras caught them laughing, smiling and whispering to each other five separate times, in his own book in contempt, he wrote about is trial but still didn't kiss and tell. >> will you ever admit that you had a thing for marcia clark. >> marcia clark was a great lawyer, she was my friend 20 years ago. >> is she still your friend today? >> i haven't seen her in a long time but i still view her as my friend. >> so you guys don't talk at all? >> i haven't talked to her in like 12 years. >> there's only two things i have wanted to do is be a journalist or an attorney. i actually put both 0 them to work yesterday. >>> stick around, everybody, we duke when we come back. t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe aerostar says his daughter might be smarter than most 2-year-olds. it's all at etonline.com. >>> now we can't say goodbye without remembering hollywood legend patti duke. she passed away this morning at 69 years old due to complications from a ru

sheriff clarke: my pleasure. fernando: sir, you' ve been a critic of the black lives matter movement. what do you think is wrong with that movement and what is your criticism specifically? sheriff clarke: well, first of all they' re attacks on police that have no foundation. there is no empirical data or research to suggest what they defend the american police officer. the "washington post" did an in-depth look at police use of force data and they couldn' t find anything out of the ordinary. so the thing that really bothered me from the beginning is that this whole movement was, i think, it fraudulently came about. but when you look at the things that really plague black america, the black community, i' m talking about slums, and the ghettos. it isn' t the police officer use of force, which is an anomaly, thank god, but it' s the black crime and they want to just dismiss that behavior and some of the other pathologies that are self-inflicted within the black community and they want to focus and they' ve identifie

sheriff clark: nobody can use david clarke. i don't belong to the party.kind of ruffles their feathers. i am a conservative. that's an ideology. and i think those two things are compatible. so when someone says you're a democrat but you're at a conservative convention, it's like the two things are mutually exclusive. they're not. fernando: if sheriff clark chooses -- clarke chooses to run again, he will be up for reelection in two years. >> up next, the battle within the religious right for who represents their values. plus, putting flint's water crisis back in the spotlight. the other communities at risk. fernando: are white evangelicals embracing, or rejecting, donald trump? when christian conservatives went to the polls on super tuesday, many in the republican party had hopes that evangelicals would stand in his way. but the exit polls proved otherwise. they voted, and in large numbers, for the business mogul. doctor russell moore is president of the ethics and religious liberty commission of the southern baptist convention. welcome to the program. dr.

and we plan to get reaction from clark's family in a few minutes. back to you. >> so a grand jury in this case, i assume, and why didn't that happen? >> well, he made that decision a few weeks ago announcing that there would be no grand jury made in this case or any other cases dealing with mass -- polie shootings moving forward. and he said it's the responsibility of the county to make sure that the cases have transparency and that is the job of the county attorney. >> thank you, the u.s. attorney has announced federal oversight. the agreement today includes a civilian oversight committee. the move is the result of the 2014 justice department report that found that the department disproportionately stopped and arrested black residents. the damp d.a. has been tapped to oversee the project. he oversaw it in the wake of the 1999 racial profile scandal. and i. >> turning to politics, wisconsin police say that they're looking for two men accused of groping and pepper spraying a teenage girl at a trump rally on tuesday. the incident happened in janesvill

and clark said, i'm ready to die. >> jamar clark's case isn't happening in a vacuum. it's a part of a practice of discrimination and abusive behavior that has been allowed to persist. and it's part of a pattern where officers have been able to kill with impunity. but we're not going to tolerate it anymore. >> weeks of protests ahead of wednesday's decision, the chief of police urged peace and calm. >> we're peaceful, non-violent protesters, and that's what we have always been, but we let the city know that the blood is on their hands at the end of the day, and we don't have control for what happens. we're going to be out there maintaining peace, but at the end of the day, it's in god's hands. >> and the minneapolis police chief said that they have plans in place in case tensions here rising. many businesses, i have to point out, many businesses in the neighborhood where clark lived, that's on the north side of a prominently black neighborhood. and several businesses there have closed as a precaution. tony? >> bisi, where does this go from here? will clark's family fil

. >> clark: the only three wichita state made in regulation. fred vanvleet. trying to get a shot at the end of the horn. doesn't go. we go to extra basketball and the panthers -- this was the shot of the game. gave them the breathing room they needed. jerry morgan splashing the three. wes washpun who was outstanding panthers play for the championship tomorrow. >> seth: a long eight days for gregg marshall and his team. they do not have an at-large resume'. they have one win against a team ranked in the top 75 of the r.p.i. we've got bubble teams with three and four wins over the top 50, you say three of their losses were without fred vanvleet but five losses including today were with fred vanvleet and i think as we get closer to selection sunday, clark, they're going to be running out of real estate, i don't think wichita state goes to the tournament. >> clark: there is not a runway long enough i think for wichita state to make it as an at-large at this point in time, i agree with seth, a difficult decision

say clark's d.n.a. was found on the handle of the gun, but no fingerprints, and, they say, an autopsy showed no signs of clark being handcuffed. but several other witnesses say clark was on the ground with his hands cuffed when he was shot in the head. local naacp president nekima levy-pounds. >> there's a notion that they can kill us, that they can arrest us, that they can harass us, and they will not be held accountable. >> reporter: in the past five years, the city has spent more than $9 million settling police misconduct cases. and, scott, at this park later this evening, a protest is scheduled in support of jamar clark. >> pelley: jericka duncan reporting for us tonight. jericka, thank you. there is a new development tonight in our cbs news investigation into wounded warrior project, america's largest veterans charity. the charity took in $300 million in 2014, but charity watchdogs way little more than half was spent on vets. after our report, the c.e.o. was fired, and now there is a power struggle

sheriff clark: nobody can use david clarke. i don' t belong to the party. i am a conservative. that' s an ideology. and i think those two things are compatible. so when someone says you' re a democrat but you' re at a conservative convention, it' s like the two things are mutually exclusive. they' re not. fernando: if sheriff clark chooses -- clarke chooses to run again, he will be up for reelection in two years. >> up next, the battle within the religious right for who represents their values. plus, putting flint' s water crisis back in the spotlight. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. if your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin . because it star

. >> clark: the only three wichita state made in regulation. fred vanvleet. trying to get a shot at the end of the horn. doesn't go. we go to extra basketball and the panthers -- this was the shot of the game. gave them the breathing room they needed. jerry morgan splashing the three. wes washpun who was outstanding all game long seals it and the panthers play for the championship tomorrow. >> seth: a long eight days for gregg marshall and his team. they do not have an at-large resume'. they have one win against a team ranked in the top 7 r.p.i. we've got bubble teams with three and four wins over the top 50, you say three of their losses were without fred vanvleet but five losses including today were with fred vanvleet and i think as we get closer to selection sunday, clark, they're going to be running out of real estate, i don't think wichita state goes to the tournament. >> clark: there is not a runway long enough i think for wichita state to make it as an at-large

critics said that clark was handcuffed when he was shot last november, but today, the d.a. made his case, and jericka duncan is in minneapolis. >> when did the blood get washed off the sidewalk? >> reporter: anger boiled over inside the hennepin county courthouse. >> the city burns, it's on your hands. >> reporter: family and friends of 24-year-old jamar clark took aim at county attorney mike freeman. >> police have a very difficult job. >> reporter: for more than 30 minutes, freeman laid out a detailed case for why he decide not to charge the two responding officers. >> they told him to take his hands out of his pocket. he refused. >> reporter: video released today from an ambulance shows officer mark ringgenberg grab clark from behind. according to free man, another officer heard him say, "he's got my gun." >> he said he put the gun to the end of clark's mouth and said, "let go, or i'm going to shoot you." schwartzy recalls classic looking directly at him and saying, "i'm ready to die." >> reporter: prosecutors say clark's d.n.a. was found on the handle of the gun, but no

in york county michael clark wbtv on your side. >> thank you. first at 4:00, a man being chased on foot by police is shot and killed. the head of the north carolina n.a.a.c.p. is call on authorities to conduct a fair and transparent investigation. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon the man's name has not been released but family members have been focal. vocal. the officer who shot him is on >>> a virginia police officer shot and killed her first day on the job laid to rest today. officer ashley gwendon was one of three officers shot satdy while responding to a domestic violence call. the other two officers are expected to survive. >> the teenager accused in yesterday's ohio high school shooting went before a judge. investigators say the 14-year-old armed with a handgun opened fire inside the cafeteria at madison high school in butler county. four students suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. authorities have an idea of the motive but are not revealing it yet. >>> an accident in west charlotte at the wal-mart. alex giles is live with tha

to get go of the gun but clark refused. >> laboratory testing found the dna of clark's on ringgenberg's hip and ringgenberg's gun. >> clark says the police department's decision was not justice. >> no take the police -- in a crime. >> reporter: an internal investigation and a department of justice probe are still pending. jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> the wife of a u.s. air force lieutenant colonel was killed in the brussels terrorist attacks. it's unclear where gail martinez and her family were when the bombs went off. her husband and four children are still hospitalized. at least 32 people were killed and dozens wounded in the explosions at the airport and a subway station. >>> one of the brussels victims, former basketball -- professional basketball player sebastien bellin was brought to tears when his family surprised him in his hospital room. >> surreal. i'm sorry. i'm at a loss for words. you know? if you had told me that this was going to happen, i don't know however i will repay my gratitude to have my family around me. >> bellin was almost killed in the airport bombing. the explo

sheriff clark: nobody can use david clarke. i don' t belong to the party. that kind of ruffles their feathers. i am a conservative. that' s an ideology. and i think those two things are compatible. so when someone says you' re a democrat but you' re at a like the two things are mutually exclusive. they' re not. fernando: if sheriff clark chooses -- clarke chooses to run again, he will be up for reelection in two years. >> up next, the battle within the religious right for who represents their values. s water crisis back in the spotlight. the other communities at risk. model love story especially during their first years as the first family of california and then as president and first lady from 1981 until 1989. mrs. reagan returned to public life after her husband announced she advocated for millions of others and families affected from that disease. her few public appearances centered mainly on keeping her husband's legacy alive as well as meeting with the leaders of the republican party who continued to seek her out. many of you may remember moments like

clark sped off... losing the deputy. investigators say... other deputies had similar run-ins with clark. it turns out.. tavares police had license. so, the deputy dug around on social media and found posts on clarke's own facebook page. in the pictures... investigators say clarke was even wearing the same clothes he had on, the day they tried to pull him over. one facebook caption even said, "hot pursuit.". clark was arrested... and is charged with fleeing and eluding. a follow up now-- a central florida man is out of jail... after police say his niece accidently shot herself while in his care. this is video of erik williams... as he was walked out of the seminole county jail last night. he posted bond-- after his court appearance yesterday. investigators say he was babysitting 6- year-old a'letha burke tuesday night-- when she got a hold of his gun.... and accidentally killed herself. fox 35 caught up with the suspect's mother-- who says her son is innocent. williams is charged convicted felon. he is due back in court on april 5th. in orang

. >> our marcia clark exclusive. what she s telling "e.t."ut the naked photo sca resurfacing in the peopl o.j. >> this is fake, right? >> no, it's real. >> plus, "e.t." is behind the scenes of the new captain america robert downey jr versus chris evans. amazing stunts and epic fight only our cameras caught on the set. >> don cheadle do that. >> selena gomez's very bad day. first, slashing the para then trapped in an elevat and why is rosie o'donnell rapping? >> what's your name, son. >> from mar, ch 92016, this is entertainment tonight. nancy reagan the perfect mix of hollywood glamour, washington power and style. >> transfer from the funeral home to the reaga library to the star-studded guest of friday's invitation-only funeral. entertainment tonight covering every angle. >> nischelle turner has more from the reagan library. >> angels surround her. >> reporter: after a private prayer service hundre respects to former first lady. mourners greeted by this image. mrs. reagan looking regal. in a full ledge j length red gown. frps her daughter at

in houston, i'm john clark, for comcast sportsnet. >> thanks so much. smaller crowd in oklahoma sending out sooners today. nova and oklahoma tip-off after 6:00 on saturday and followed by syracuse-north carolina. >>> the flyers, they had a chance to take over the second wild card spot and came into the night tied with the red wings with 87 points. no score until the third period. cats and the power play. ovechkin with a snipe. look at this wrist shot gathers and hits the back of the net. 44th of the year for him. they get it back. giroux's point shot deflected by schenn. 1-1. we go to a shootout. gagne a chance and cruising this on holtby. how about that? flyers win. sole possession of the second wild card. >> it's really big point for us. you know what? great job to find a little hole there and that's feels good to win the shootout. >>> football now, the eagles reportedly worked out the quarterback today. tomorrow lynch. they hold the eighth pick in the draft. >>> to phillies arriving home tonight finishing the spring with the win tonight and the 15-10

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we're expecting to hear reaction from clark's family.as you can imagine they're disappointed by the attorney's decision. >> why did the county attorney not go with the grand jury option, the grand jury investigation in this case? >> as you know, richelle, there have been a number of police-related shootings involved with unarmed black men and there have been grand juries who have decided not to charge the officers involved in those cases. but in this case the county attorney announced there would be no grand jury decision. that he would make the decision in this case. he said that he feels that it is the job of the county attorney to come up with this decision. to be accountable for how the case unfolds. that's what happened in this case, the jamar clark case. he said that he did not solely make this decision alone. there are three prosecutors involved with coming down to this decision. >> bisi onile-ere, thank you. >>> the u.s. attorney has announced that the newark new jersey police officers will be under federal oversight new training

. >> our marcia clark exclusive. what she is telling "e.t." about the naked photo sc resurfacing in the people versus o.j. >> this is fake, right? >> no, it's real. >> plus, "e.t." is b the scenes of the new captain america movie. robert downey jr versus chris evans. amazing stunts and epic fights. only our cameras caught on the set. >> don cheadle do that. >> salina gomez's very bad day. first, slashing thepaparazzi. and why is rosie o'donnell rapping? >> what's your son. >> from march 9, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. nancy reagan the perfect mix of hollywood glamour, and white houseestyle. >> transfer from the funer loam to the reagan library and friday's invitation only funeral. entertainment tonight covering every corner. >> nichelle turner has more from the reagan library. >>. >> reporter: after a private prayer service hundreds pa respects to first leady. mourners by this image. mrs. reagan looking raeg eagle. her daughter at a brief service secret service agents were pallbearers. motorcade made the 45 m drive here to the presiden

and they say, an autopsy showed no signs of clark being handcuffed. but several other witnesses say clark was on the ground with his hands cuffed when he was shot in the head. local naacp president, nekima levy-pounds. >> there is a negs thotion that can kill us, arrest us, harass us and they will not be held accountable. >> reporter: in the past f than $9 million settling police misconduct cases. scott, at this park, later this evening, a protest is scheduled in support of jamar clark. >> jericka duncan reporting. jericka, thank you. >>> a new development in our cbs news investigation into wounded warrior project, america's largest veterans' charity. the charity took in $300 million in 2014, but, charity watch dogs say little more than half was spent on vets. after our report, the ceo was fired, and now, there is a power struggle. here's chip reid. >> this is about restoring an organization that i love that my family loves. >> reporter: retired marine, john melia was injured in combat in somalia and in 2003 he founded wounded warrior project with his

let's go to dave clark. not dave clark. let's go to brian flores. dave is off this morning. >> thanks, guys. here are some of the top stories this morning. apple's new headquarters is the focus of a worker protest right now. that is the site of a new apple headquarters in cupertino. as you can see, about 70 plumbers and pipefitters are picketing at tantau avenue near pruneridge. they say they are being paid substandard wages. this is peaceful protest and traffic is slow in the area, but not being obstructed. we have called apple for a comment but have not heard back. >>> a mother is facing child endangerment charges. the one and two-year-old girls were found at pic san francisco's st. francis hospital yesterday afternoon. police say shaniece jones took her daughters to a fast food restaurant on monday and left them with the acquaintance. she didn't return to get the children when she said she would. the mother then reported the children missing to police.

not get them on clark. ringenberg repeatedly told schwartz, he's got my gun, he's got my gun. ringenberg recalls hearing schwartz say, be let go of the gun or he would shoot. clark said, i'm ready to die. >> the director of the local be naacnaacp group questions the be investigation. >> it is a pattern that officers have been allowed to kill with impunity. we're not going to tolerate it anymore. >> clark's death sparked weeks of protest. ahead of wednesday decision, the chief of police urged scam. >> we're peaceful and we've always been peaceful and that's what we've always called for but let the city know that the blood is on their hands at the end of the day. we don't know what's going to happen. we are going to be out there trying to control the peace but at the end of the day, it is in god's hands. >> the federal government is still looking into this case to determine if there was any wrongdoing in the investigation. in the meantime, where jamar clark grew up and was raised, on the north side, where the

only i talked to marcia clark today. a knife apparently was f the rockingham estate when demolished. what's your initial reaction? >> it's a remarkable development connected to the murders of ron and nicole. i just hope the truth comes out about the situation. >> reporter: "e.t." today exclusive with marcia clark, the lead prosecutor in simpson's murder trial finds it baffling. >> it might be a hoax, it be somebody who planted it an then just pretended to find it. >> reporter: the knife the latest twist into the unsolved 2-year-old murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. the house here on what was once o.j.'s property was demolished in 1998 and police say it's possible that et when the knife was discovered. the finder of the knife apparently turned it over to an officer who was working as a security officer during production of a movie and police say he held on to it until very recently. >> within the last month lapd became aware of an item that item has been recovered by robbery homicide investigator

moves just north of clark wednesday. mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies will be common with highs temperatures between 78 and 83 degrees. central las vegas should reach winds stay mild throughout the morning, and afternoon. though the front will pass north of us, breezy conditions may pick up in the city overnight. mostly sunny skies return for wednesday and thursday but by friday, another front begins to set its sights on the southwest and this time, southern nevada is in the cross-hairs. conditions will build through friday into the weekend. saturday night into sunday we will bring in a small chance for showers with much better chances sunday night into monday. windy conditions are expected sunday and monday nevada highway patrol says head on crashes are one of their concerns on the northern belway. construction crews are working to install a much needed center construction crews are working to install a much needed center median. without that divider it makes the chances of surviving a crash much slimmer if you car g

the episode was so dog gone good and focused on marcia clark's life.long with the trial of the century. i talked to marcia about what it was like to become the tabloid's favorite target. >> tishis a fake, right? >> no, it's real. ex-husband. we were on vacation. >> where did you learn about being in the center of the most watched and talked about thing in the world? >> before you get involved, make sure there's no nude pictures. >> this is the topless photo causing a fire marcia in 1979 smiling wearing nothing but bikini bottoms. she was on vacation in st. tropez with her first husband. >> i learned what it was like to i got kicked around from one end to the other. >> marcia can laugh about it now. back in 1995 there were tears. this shows the intimate moment between she and darden and admits, yes, it did happen. >> if it hel >> what about rumors that the coworkers had an affair. marcia said it's ridiculous. but according to darden's the singing and dancing was very real. he even used the word relationship. saying he spent more than one night at clark'

. >> according to the arrest report, christopher, clark, came barrelling southbound on 441, and when a deputy got behind him, clark pulled into this parking lot, and took off out the other exit and kept going. a lake county deputy, says tracking down this guy, 29-year-old christopher clark was easy, thanks to his facebook postings. he taunted a deputy, with what the deputy described as erratic driving, weaving in and out of traffic, and license bent in a way it couldn't be read, the deputy followed behind. instead of stopping, he pulled out the other side, fleeing the officer again. crossing a double line, passing other cars and eventually losing the democratic. >> he's putting on his life in jeopardy, but you're talking about weaving in and out of traffic, going through red lights, without stopping. and so we have a pursuit policy, that says, we're not going to pursue you because of that, and they found a different way to get him. >> sergeant jones said the deputy compared notes to other investigator, and at one point they had arrested him for driving without a license. so he dug ar

clark: i think it is helpful.n industry that is populated by optimists, and they are getting challenged with their optimism, but, you know, everyone is in this industry because they see the long-term picture, and clearly, it is negative right now. out,nths out, 24 months people are expecting, certainly prices, to turn around. plenty of be opportunities. it is really just "hold on -- hold on to what you have in order to be able to build into future." alix: what you think will be the primary source of capital for energy companies into the future? mr. clark: you know, those that are healthy -- the public companies that are healthy -- they will be able to raise more capital through stock offerings. the smaller producers -- there are hundreds of smaller producers -- i think their access will be private equity investors. the bank capital, it remains to be seen if the new regulations make it more difficult for commercial banks to really dissipate in reserve-based debt markets, but for the near term, i would certainly put

clark still practices law as an appellate attorney. she's also an author and has a new novel coming out entitled: "blood defense," where the main character is a hard-charging, ambitious defense attorney. chris darden has also written several books and started his own law firm specializing in criminal defense. >> never answer a hypothetical question from a reporter. >> reporter: carl douglas is still practicing law and has a small shrine to his mentor, judge lance ito retired in 2015 after serving more than 25 years on the bench. the once mostly-white lapd is now much more racially representative of the city it polices, though far from perfect race relations have dramatically improved between the cops and the city's black community. >> and we hope that that injustice will be prevented in a civil trial. >> reporter: and dan petrocelli, he is still practicing law in los angeles and now lives in brentwood, not far from where o.j. simpson once did. but simpson's rockingham estate was sold, and the new owner demolished the house in 1998 to b