. >> sergeant david owens, sheriff mike lewis, and the entire wicomico sheriff's department descend on the old barn house terrified. they have a kidnaping on their hands. >> every sheriff's deputy at this office came back to work. they did not want to spend christmas with their families. while this little girl was still missing. >> in the chaos, sheriff lewis makes a promise to the distraught mom. >> he puts his arm around me and says, me, i want you to know that i will do everything in my power to bring her home to you. and i looked at him and i said, i'm going to hold you to that. >> with less than 48 hours before christmas, they begin desperately searching for sarah. >> they were looking inside the house and outside the house for like, whether or not somebody broke in. >> there was no sign of forced entry. the front door and all the windows were locked up tight. but when cops checked the back door next to the girl's room, they turned the handle and walked right in. strangely, they also noticed sarah's green toothbrush was missing from the bathroom. and there was one thing no one cou

. >> dick deguerin, kip lewis and mike ramsey. they're the dream team of criminal defense attorneys in this region of texas. >> it was a dream team defense that cost bob several million dollars. >> the prosecution had a really good circumstantial case. >> we had a tremendous amount of physical evidence. here we've got what we believe to be the murder weapon. we had the blood trail between morris black's apartment and his. we also found a receipt from a local hardware store that indicated a purchase for a bow saw and several garbage bags. >> these were all instruments that were used in the killing and dismembering and disposing of morris black. >> going into this trial, everyone thought that the only way robert durst might have a chance of getting out of this situation is if he pled that he was insane. >> how else do you explain the cutting up the body? i mean, how do you explain a person who could be so cold as to do that he was swimming in the blood and then he cleaned up and went back to the san luis hotel and had a caesar salad

the civil rights leader congressman longtime congressman john lewis said without freedom of speech to mikei'm so grateful the time to listen to this vigorous discussion with agreement and disagreement and what we have learned. the thoughtful exchange of ideas we deeply understand central values simmering on the wall behind you. robert jackson said if there's any fixed star in our consolation, and the orthodox. and thank you so much,

the civil rights leader congressman longtime congressman john lewis said without freedom of speech to mike'm so grateful the time to listen to this vigorous discussion with agreement and disagreement and what we have learned. the thoughtful exchange of ideas we deeply understand central values simmering on the wall behind you. robert jackson said if there's any fixed star in our consolation, and the orthodox. >> thank you for joining our symposium. [applause] >> c-span washington journal, live forum involving you to discuss latest issues and public policy, from washington, d.c. to across the country, coming up tuesday belonger, elizabeth, senior director of the brennan center, president elect donald trump plan of mass deportation. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span flow or online at c-span.org. >> tuesday on c-span, the lost is back at noon eastern for general speeches, followed by legislative business at 2:00. members are considering several bills from the judiciary and let row resources polities including measure t

mike, i guess. this is a photograph from 2002, memphis, tennessee, tyson versus lennox lewis.ho i realized now who j.b. smoove modeled his "curb your enthusiasm" character after, because that is quite an ensemble that michael is wearing back there. >> and muscles. >> jimmy: you still got the muscles. make no mistake than. is mike somebody you know personally? >> no, not well. >> jimmy: never hung out with him and the tigers or anything like that? >> no. >> jimmy: he told me he was here a few weeks ago, he said there was a good chance he was going to smoke pot before the fight, maybe even do mushrooms before the fight. he actually said that did you sense any of that in the ring? >> ah -- [ laughter ] no, i didn't, i didn't. i did not. >> jimmy: you didn't. you did meet another old fighter last week. i believe we have video here of you and the king, king charles. >> what do you mean old fighter? >> jimmy: well, listen, he has been fighting to be the king since he was born. [ laughter ] [ applause ] his mother kept winning every round, round after round. >> that was a strange --

i think for a briefing for mike to get the floor now to miss shane lewis.ency thank you for the opportunity to brief you today on the urgent needs of this counsel to adopt the resolution on civilian production and sit on. my name is shayna lewis i am the special senior advisor. civilian protection relies on the belief that a system like this body can and will ensure safety. belief is a fragile thing. if this body cannot do more to protect the people of sudan, it won't just be there lives at stake, he'll be the very credibility of this counsel and its members as well. the scenes of brutality can sit on keep many of us awake at night. earlier this year i collected the testimony of a young woman who was gang raped in her family's home. her father beat against the door of the room she was trapped in. trying to save his baby girl. in return the troops shot him dead. for daring to protect her. much like this great saga, the 16th, to save the lives of sudanese women and boys, girls, and men. over decades this very capitol developed rich policies on civilian protec