jonathan shapiro on behalf of the united states of america -- and the defense lawyer had to say joe smith for this shmuck -- you get a sense that the system has bought into it. if you convict an innocent man, you have committed a far worse crime than any other crime because you have let the guilty party off scot-free. that is incorrect incredibly -- an incredibly important message. if anybody is waving the flag, it ought to be the public defender's office. their reluctance to do so, somehow, the sense that if they do so in will make them seem pro-government or some kind, i have never been able to fully grasp. >> let me ask a question. should we remake the image of the public defender in to the public crusader? is that what we want to do, do we need to, should we? >> i certainly think so. i bought into the public crusader thing when i was a child. ironically, here i am, not serving as a criminal defense attorney or public defender. i wanted to be a criminal defense attorney from the age of eight years old. i saw perry mason when i was a child. my father used to take me to the court house t

joe staley and john smith showed up. this is like 49er game when they couldn't score.uakes best opportunity came in the 89th minute. game ends in a scoreless draw. >> stage 13 of the tour at the france, same thing, statement leader, andy schleck. >> alan: when we come back, it's all about the u. why unicyclists took over parts >> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, more than a month after the june primary, there's finally a republican nominee in the race for insurance commissioner. and the level of violence goes up along the border with mexico as the drug gangs use an unprecedented way to attack their victims. join us at 6:00. before we go this evening, everyone heard of the tour de france, but a lesser known gathering of cyclists is going on right near san francisco this weekend. the u-games bring together unicyclists of all different ages and skill levels. we saw some of them riding by. they reached speeds of 25 miles-per-hour. today's festivities featured clinics for people who want to learn how to ride unicycles. 25 miles-per-hour. i can't even do that on two w

smith: joe, just one little fine point. we're talking about saving half the energy use in the automobile sector. we're talking about reducing american vulnerability to energy and security issues. we've got a tremendous positive story that we should have been telling, so that when this attack occurred, we're saying, "one in a million versus war in iraq?" we didn't do that enough, and we should have. tapper: joe, are you going to write this story? - yes. - tapper: what's the story? the story is that something is going on-- first of all, i didn't know 85 was speeding. - ( laughing ) - not in jersey, new mexico or arizona. so you better raise the number. i mean, nobody told me. this is a story that the public just loves, because the public doesn't trust the car industry. people live in cars. it's the scariest thing in the world for them, especially if they find out they're going to be going 85, and that's dangerous now. so of course you're gonna do the story. you'd be an idiot not to do the story. joe is absolutely right that p

. >> well, joe louis, during his day, was really the black hero as far as boxing was concerned. my father, william nunn sr., chester washington, and wendell smithly. a lot of the times, ches and wendell spent time where joe trained right on up until the fights themselves. >> narrator: each win made joe louis even more popular with courier readers, and then he fought max baer. it was september 24, 1935. joe louis knocked out max baer, a former heavyweight champion, in only four rounds. boxing fans couldn't wait to read about it in the courier. >> chester washington and bill nunn flew back with the pictures, and we start putting 'em on the press where the pictures were put on the front page of the pittsburgh courier going out to the 13 different editions that we had at the time, and the people from all the different parts of the country were calling in for newspapers, so we were trying to process those calls. >> narrator: the courier also covered baseball, especially the pittsburgh crawfords and the homestead grays. >> black baseball really was a big business during that era. the courier was a big part of the coverage of not only those two teams,

smith, with a startling revelation coming, and rick fox, former l.a. laker and boston celtic and star of spike tv's pros vs. joes. when i sat down, this all really started after the season when lebron james did his first interview with us, at his home in akron, early june. we talked about his free agency and his big decision. here's what he said then. in your head, is there places you would look to go? i am not going to ask you to commit, but if you want to commit, do it right here? >> for me, i think my ultimate goal is winning championships. and i understand, that me going down as one of the greats, will not happen until i, you know win a championship. so for me, the team that i decide to go to, or staying in cleveland, that ultimately has the best chance for me to win a championship, not one year, but multiple years or for me to continue to get better and help the team win. i think ultimately would pea be decision. >> larry: can we say it will not be a poor team, a team of players who you do not calculate would be there to win championships? because you can't play forever? >> no, i cannot play forever. that i

smith, nationally syndicated radio host with a startling revelation coming. rick fox, the former l.a. lainger and boston celtic and the star of spike tv's "pros versus joes." when i sat down, this all really started after the season when lebron james did his first interview with us at his home in akron, early june. we talked about his free agency and the big decision. here's what he said then. in your head, are there places you'd like to go. if you want to commit, you can do that right here. >> for me my ultimate goal is to win a championship. and i understand that me going down as one of the greats will not happen until i win a championship. >> for me, the team i want to go to that has the best chance for me to win a championship, not one year but multiple years and for me to get better and help that team win will ultimately be my decision. >> larry: so we can say it won't be a poor team. a team of players that you do not calculate to win championships. because you cannot play forever. >> i cannot play forever, that's absolutely right. but the team i go to or whatever the case may be, will have the chance to win championships in multiple years. >> it woul