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tenth amendment that protects states rights and ultimately justice scalia really was focusing and zeroing down on this issue, suggesting how on earth international treaty suggest what our laws should be in, say, new mexico or in washington or in new york? it makes a lot of sense. >> well, that's right. that's what the real conflict was. the justices all agreed that the chemical weapons treaty did not apply to what miss bond did. but where they really disagreed was justice scalia say we should say no treaty can do this. under any circumstances because it violates states rights. and this is one of the ancient tensions within american government. which is which obligations belong to the federal government and which obligations belong to the state and how in certain circumstances can international obligations play in here. and what you have is conservatives at the supreme court saying we don't want international bodies to tell our states what to do. that's really what justice scalia was saying here. >> yeah, you said it, but ultimately they didn't rule on it. that wasn't part of the issue. pretty fascinating stuff. it gets you and me t

when you peek into the justice system in a way that we have and we are going to show our viewers today, it's scary. >> 2.4 million people are incarcerated, torn in any nation on earth. inevtybly some are innocent. some of the tools that law enforcement are using are flawed people. you said false confessions. our community on facebook david has a comment. he said the best interrogators don't bully the people they interrogate but can make an innocent person honestly believe they killed someone. false confessions have played the criminal justice system and are more common than you might think. in 27% of cases overturned by dna evidence, the defendant gave a false statement why would someone admit to a crime they didn't commit? it's xlimcations. justice is in ney that joe berlingger is tacking in the original series "the system." "most homicide investigators will tell you a good old fashion confession is the gold standard. i have seen it myself. nothing sways a jury more than a defendant who seems to admit to not. >> should an individual's uncorroborated confession trump physical evidence at the scene of a crime? do we need to more closely examine the law enforcement t

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justice for all. >> yes, there are still within-room public schools in america. >> let's talk about the earth. does the earth naturally filter water? >> today about 200 one-room schools carry on tradition that's older than america itself. and while the frontier where they first appeared may be gone the spirit that they helped create is alive and well in towns across rural america. this isn't just a school down a street. >> right. this is the heart of the community. >> at divide community, she loves what she does. >> i have teacher meetings once a week with me, myself and i, we get along really well. >> teaches grades k-8 at times its had as many as 30 students. >> how are you? >> this year with only three students, bill can give such individual attention she makes lesson plans for each student. you are designing something custom made for these three kids. >> yes. >> that's, i would think, a great thing to be able to do as a teacher. >> it is. it really is. because you can respect their differences and what makes them tick. first word. >> but there are some key similarities between a within-roo

us now is former news anchor and founder of the partnership for educational justice campbell brown. and director of the earthha and steve rattner is also at the table. >> hi there. >> do it. >> complicated with mika. >> campbell, you want to bring something over from the west coast to the east coast. tell us what it is. >> so i am working with an organization that is supporting six parents who were filing a lawsuit here in new york that is similar to the case in california that made a lot of news very recently, versus the state of california where parents there challenged and won on constitutional grounds, a case challenging teacher tenure, last and first out seniority makes that the reason when it happens dismissal wide and you hear these crazy sounding cases of teachers who have molested kids and can't get them out of system. it sparked a national conversation how we think about some of these laws and how we can restructure. our public education system is designed more to support this. >> the extreme cases make it appear as ridiculous, which it is. if it were easy to make positive changes, new york this is

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