elmore.n arrest warrant, the police presented an upside down thumb print on the back outside door frame. that's exactly consistent with cleaning the windows. cleaning the door. that is not probable cause in anywhere else in america that i'm aware of. but willie t. said, oh, well i'm glad you brought that up. the forensic pathologist let us know that she had located negroid pubic hairs on the victim's chest and abdomen. the defense shut their mouths and sat down. >> if his hair had in fact been found on the body, this was a now and explosive claim. a claim that went unchallenged by geddes anderson. >> did you ask to see that evidence? >> you would have to look at the transcript to see. i don't know whether i did or not. >> according to the evidence you did not ask to see that evidence. why would you not have asked to see that evidence? that seems pretty important. >> well, i don't know how to answer that. i guess you'll have to take some non-answer to that question. >> mysteriously the pubic h

elmore pushed him. >> okay. elmore pushing? >> yeah. >> both men will soon have hearings to determine how much time, if any, they will get in disciplinary segregation. as harsh a housing situation as any we've ever seen. >> from my personal perspective i feel i should be found not guilty. but -- only god knows right now, you know? >> i mean, this is jail. people lie. it's one thing, it's filled with liars and it's filled with thieves. i don't believe almost in anything anybody tells me in here. >> who really started the fight? >> he started the fight. he started the entire thing. >> but elmore has a reputation for fight. he's serving a one-year sentence for assault on a police officer. >> when you resist arrest they try to make it like you're out looking for police officers to beat up or something and that's not what it is. i don't put my hands on someone unless they put their hands on me. >> elmore says that's exactly what franklin did during their monopoly game. but franklin says he would never hurt anyone. >> i'm the most ki

sarah elmore, team mom for the junior northport huskies, is sitting in the stands eagerly anticipatinggame. >> we have 25 players on our team so they were all kind of sitting around me listening to music, getting pumped for our particular game. >> on the field below, the senior northport huskies are beating the sarasota gators and the gators aren't happy. >> oh, chase. >> the game was becoming more and more confrontational. using vulgarities and numerous curse words are being used and they disagree with a call. so, instead of talking to the referee and sorting it out, they just start screaming at him and moving towards him in a hostile manner. >> although they aren't even at halftime, the referee ends the game. that means a win for the huskies. their fans erupt into cheers, but video captured by someone in the stands reveals gator coaches exploding with anger. >> in that video, you can see a coach being contemptuous towards a referee, the referee's hat, kicking the yellow flag that the referee had thrown when he called this game and you can his coach following him. some type of verbal

the mobilization in early may to put that back on agenda which is why is important we have the don elmore'sf the world for theorizing helping sdis our way out of this. ultimatelyultimately is about politics, action and doing, but we have to think very closely with the fear is actually goes they're. there is a discussion that has to be offered. the support to have those voices has leaders of the movement. >> and in some ways it distinguishes at least for me about this moment that there are clear black activists are at the forefront's and refusing to set aside issues of gender and sexuality for the sake of some amorphous solidarity that just happens to be an integral part of the work. >> argue that they are inseparable. >> right. >> right. >> newark we have a knew issue there. no longer new. mary baraka son. before that we had a charismatic who is now a us senator. cory booker has a much higher profile nationally. cory booker was just a regular. he did not walk on water by any means. he had a very high-profile. what has happened in newark which is a city that does not have much money at all's