with son -- it could have hadto to do with the son snitching. >> right now they are putting pieces together of a really big puzzle. that is a thing she keeps hearing. but she wants to be clear her son had a lot of friends, she does not believe it was in her heart he would ever snitch. >> does this have anything t >> they are not linking this with the rialto show. the car was in her name, but it is her sone drove. situation goe wrong. no ties to k her. >>> ready? >> my lighting okay? >> yeah, you look great. >> i don't believe. >> you okay. >> you do. okay. >> that is good. >> look at that dramatic video released byn rockford, illinois, an attemptd bank robbery this year, lawrence turner allegedly rushing into the bank with the gun, firing a shot to the ceiling, the security guard fires back, turner was killed, n no one else was hurt. >> a 14-year-old boy being rescued from the brandy wine river in delaware, they found him in a drainage tube, they had to hoist him up, he was taken to the hospital. >>> how many feet are in a mile? >> 5280. >> thank you, okay. >> in new jersey, a student at st

versusbolton where the court established that minority plaintiffs challenging a lawas racially discriminatory hadto demonstrate that it was either adopted or maintained for a racially discriminatory purpose, not nearly that it had a racially this crematory effect. effect. since the lawin question in the mobilecase was adopted in 1911, there were not anyparticipants around to use as witnesses, and theonly way to figure out the intent was to hire an historian to do research. i was teaching at the bursting of south alabama site guided the research and used graduate students as research assistants. other social scientists got involved in the case as expert as well. but i was the person who did thefocused research on the intent question. host: in that case and in others, have you typically been called to testify on the stand as well? peyton: oh, yes.that is where the testimony was presented.in the city commission case i was on the stand for a day and a half as i recall. and so that was the first of 40 or50 cases in which i was serving as an expert in the 1980's, only 14of which actually went to trial an