james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

who is lacy? >> lacy is any child who has been prostitute inned in the united states.who was rescued by the fbi about four years ago. she and 12 other girls make up a book that was created to show what it is to be a 13-year-old in sex trafficking in the commercial sex industry in the united states. so she could be anybody's daughter. >> it was interesting, though. because lacy was targeted by someone, so that they could sort of fool her or trick her into becoming a prostitute. >> yes. i have currently a lacy that was 13 when they stalked her at starbucks and literally over a period of months, built her trust and then she was forced into prostitution having to take several men the first night. the first one in a strip club. when i first started writing the book, i had a 12-year-old who someone built a relationship with, just a friendship as she walked to school over a six-month period. the children are stalked and tricked. >> are the young men buying these young girls aren't prosecuted all that much. we had a recent example of that in lawrence taylor, the football star.

branch of the and the lacy p. we met last night as we talked about on the show to discuss the white harris incident just as a reminder here is that clip. was . so thanks to and fellow community organizers there was a meeting held last night it's in kafir cafe here in the district of columbia not to tell us about how that meeting came together. came about is that the first friend of mine because of the project he who called me you know some plugged in with a lot of people in his community here so you know he was rude you know had him and you know we got to do something about this or who we said are some emails most in phone calls we had a tremendous sewing folks from the community last night who gave this issue all police brutality is nothing new in d.c. i mean anybody who's lived here can cannot practically feel it in the police presence but you know i've experienced it myself and this incident of all the incidence that we've seen here in d.c. really isn't all that egregious compared to some of the shootings or se

this is in their hometown of lacy, washington.omplete shock when they heard this. his former girlfriend says he came here to san francisco last year looking for a fresh start and to go to community college. >>> injured giants fan bryan stow is making some progress in his recovery. >> he's began to spontaneously open his eyes. he's started to have some movement of his left arm. and he is intermittently and i again want to focus on the intermittently been able to follow some simple commands. >> doctors at san francisco general hospital have upgraded stow's condition from critical to serious but say he's still not out of the woods yet. stow suffered severe head trauma when he was badly beaten outside dodgers stadium in march. in a few months surgeons plan to replace the section of his skull that they had to remove in order to accommodate brain swelling. >>> time now 5:36. the alameda fire department's water rescue training program is back on this morning after that now infamous drowning incident. it's been three weeks since witnesses

before this, there was scott peterson's murder trial for killing his wife laci.appearance of chandra levy. remember that one? and, of course t o.j. simpson trial. just goes on and on and on. so why the never-ending national obsession? let's ask author and former los angeles prosecutor marcia clark. yes, the marcia clark from the simpson trial. and sunny hostin, a legal contributor for our sister network in session. this trial has captivated the public in a lot of different levels. and it's also sort of been tagged as the first major murder trial of the social media age, if you will. what's behind the fascination? >> i think gary absolutely right. when i saw the opening statements and the allegations of molestation and sexual abuse, i thought, uh-oh, this is going to go viral in about a heartbeat. that made the case something really outrageous. the fact that a mother kills her child is, sadly, not all that unusual to us. we've heard of these crimes before. but that would be the excuse, that that would be the answer to her conduct after the killing, that the 31 day

has been killed here but this is scott peterson trying to put one over on the american public when lacy, the pregnant wife, went missing and he was holding press conferences and doing a search, thinking wrongly, because this is someone who is not attached to the truth. maybe other people don't know the truth, either. that's the problem. since they don't have regard for the truth, they figure well, maybe fiction will work here. it doesn't work. the truth always wins. alisyn: having said that, i thought that in watching the press conference yesterday that he seemed very genuine, he seemed actually authentic and what he said seemed heartfelt but i'm not the expert. what did you see when you watched this? >> given what came before it, the fact that he was willing to try to dupe the american people, that he was willing to tell lies in front of cameras, which is tough to do, by the way, that's why sometimes television talk shows reveal so much about the participants because it's tough to lie to a camera, unless you're anthony weiner or some of these other folks what do i think? i think he was

watched him and he was completely stone-faced and when they were showing autopsy report and, of little lacy and joey? >> we have all done trials and i have to line up with david here. i think the case is going to be won and lost on the evidence presented to the jury. when you analyze the body damage and comportment and demeanor of an individual it is tough to read. we all react differently. does it suggest she is more guilty because she smiles or frowns or is stone faced? look at the evidence they present and let's base the facts on that. >> gregg: i'm glad you brought up the peterson case, so many said they don't have a cause of death here and they didn't in the peterson case and you can get a conviction without a body. >> exactly. people raised this as a big deal and it really is not and many, many cases go without a cause of death because the body is mutilated beyond recognition, and, it has been burned, many, many different things. >> gregg: it doesn't mean, david, that she didn't kill her daughter. >> it doesn't mean it but the defense doesn't have the burden, you can't turn that upsid

dozens of his former classmates gathered to remember him in a vigil in his hometown of lacy, washingtone shocked and upset remembering the 20-year-old and hoping his killer brought to justice. >> dennis was a likable guy. everybody that met him loved him. such a gruesome way to have died. i hope it was painless, but it doesn't sound like it was. i just hope that the killer is found. >> people who knew him say he thought about joining the army but wanted to be a rapper. before he was killed, he was living out of his car with a friend from high school. >>> after more than 15 years on the run and an international man hunt, one of the fbi's most wanted man has been caught. he and his long time girlfriend were arrested in santa monica. he had an alleged role in 19 murders. this has video taken outside the apartment where he was found last night. he was the inspiration for the film the departed. he had turned fbi and corrupted two agents. one of them is in jail now. >>> a registered sex offender carey verse is back on the street after being released if a state mental hospital. you may remembe