. >> good morning, ms. clark. i think. >> reporter: the series shows how a rial soon becomes a racially charged courtroom drama. >> 70% of whites thought o.j. was guilty. 70% of blacks thought he was his film shatter your perceptions one way or another? >> for me the biggest discovery was the things that were not submitted to court. the furman legal battle behind the scenes. >> reporter: which includes the >> mark furman -- >> reporter: pointing fingers at lapd, which has a history of alleged misconduct.ccused of planting framing simpson. >> did you plant or manufacture any evidence in this case? >> reporter: the actors hear the real explosive audiotapesdetective mark furman spouting racial slurs like this. >> first thing, anything out of a [ bleep ] mouth for the first five or six sentences lie -- >> mark furman is a lying, perjuring, genocidal racist. >> the bile that this man said about blackwas -- the frustration and anger i felt. you know, having sons --s that are now at that age where they have to deal with

. >> reporter: prior to her election, ms. clark served as associate justice for new york state supreme court. >> thank you, a.j. >>> a family is grieving a loss to her death from the roof of a building in manhattan. candles are set up outside ray's pizzeria. police say 15 year odd and her friends were jumping from roof to roof in hell's kitchen. police responded to a 911 call and found the teen unresponsive on the ground in an alley on 10 10th avenue. >> she was a good girl. she never got into trouble. she was happy. she was funny. she made everybody laugh. >> police say a resident told jimenez and her friends to get down from the roofs before the fall. her family says the teen was afraid of heights and they don't know why she would be on the roof. >>> a teen on long island faces hate crime charges after police say he spray painted swastikas in the 18 year old christopher yesterday afternoon after responding to a report of graffiti on two vehicles in rocky point. vetters say collins painted swastikas on a house and retaining wall a

. >> ms. clark, i suspect you have a slightly different take on that issue. >> i don't think mr. fund was wrong, that people's attention was turned to electoral integrity. that was extremely important. one of the issues he brought up the concern over potential persons with criminal convictions voting, the best way to combat something like that is not through something like a strict photo i.d. law but through making sure that our nation's voter registration rolls are as clean as possible. i think everybody agrees that should be the case and the best way to get there is by modernizing our voter registration system. >> to what extent and either of you can take this question, is there any quantitative proof that america last had a massive problem with voter fraud or impersonation? >> i'll give you an example. in 2008 it was shown that 1200 felons who were not eligible to vote did vote in the election that al franken won by about 300 votes in minnesota. he became the deciding vote to pass obamacare. so that election had consequences. just here in new york city, in 2014, the new york c

>>reporter: prior to her election, ms. clark served as as associate justice with the supreme court. >> it's great to hear about >> now, 2016? >> that's just surprising to me, but congratulations. >> very big deal. >>> coming up in the next hour of eyewitness news sunday morning, the search for a new jersey woman ends in tragedy. >>> a hate crime in the bronx. what the victim says the attacking him. >> family members await the arrival of several family members freed in that prison swap. meteorologist wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios. [text message alert] [texting] . >>> a devastating end to the search for a missing new jersey woman. now investigators must figure o

ms. clarke, is recognized for five minutes. >> very well. thank you, mr. chairman and i think our ranking member. i want to thank the administrator and just say to you that i want to thank you for a number of things. one, for being engaged on the front lines of the small business marketplace and being a visible change agent for small businesses across our nation. i can attest to the fact you have been out across this country. you in the ninth congressional district meeting with a small businesses. i think that is refreshing in and of itself. you were dealing with an agency that is challenging. there's no doubt about that, but i think you have demonstrated here today for your testimony that the passion and drive that you have for the small business ecosystem across our nation, and you displayed in today's hearing, in response to the challenges of a 21st century sba. i appreciate the innovative and creative approach you are taking to doing more with less. one of the things that has not been really drill down on and really struck me in this conversation today

ms. clarke: let me thank you my brother from the neighboring district in brooklyn, new york, mr. jeffries, along side my ister from ohio, ms. joyce beatey for their leadership, in our congressional black caucus special order hour discussing gun violence and gun safety measures. let me also commend the onorable, robin kelly of illinois, for her leadership until doing the work she is doing with our braintrust but being a forceful advocate for thend to gun violence not only for her district in chicago, illinois, but for all communities across this nation. gun violence in the united states has reached epic proportions in the 21 century, the death, the trauma, the devastation, that we are witnessing, can no longer be tolerated. madam speaker, the congress must act now. over the past decade, more than 100,000 people have been killed s a result of gun violence and millions more have been maimed by reckless and unlawful discharging of firearms. i applaud president obama for taking his executive action to address gun violence. these actions will save lives. the president's actions will st

clark, is recognized for five minutes -- ms. -- >> thank you very much, chairman and thank the ranking member and thank the administrator and thank you for a number of things. one, for being engaged on the front lines of the small business marketplace and being a visible change agent for small businesses across our nation. i can attest to the fact you have been out across the country. i think that is refreshing in and of itself. you are dealing with an agency with challenges. there is no doubt. but i think you have demonstrated through your testimony today that the passion and drive that you have for the small business ecosystem across the nation and you described in the hearing the response to the challenges of the 21st century sba. i appreciate the innovative and creative approach you are taking to doing more with less. one of the things that has not been really drilled down on and really struck me in this conversation is the fact you have 2,000 employees for the united states of america and its territories. with you think about the number of small businesses across this nation, you

ms. murray: that's a tough question. what could've been done to settle the issue once and for all? i do agree with clarke that a more robust factual record would have made clear what the stakes were for the many women seeking abortion who were unable to get them. i think it would have also made clear what the states were seeking to regulate, whether it was in the case of maternal health or the case of immorality, which some of them are quite forthright about. one of the issues of roe vs. wade is that you don't have that record, see you don't get the -- and for that reason, you don't get the voices of the many constituencies affected by this decision. mr. forsythe: some issues in a democracy are simply not finally settled, and may take decades to settle, especially issues with such strong cultural current. but i think it's clear that roe vs. wade has unsettled this issue more, and if it had been left to the people, it would have provided the opportunity for public opinion to effect public policy and be more in line with public policy. the fact that public opinion is so out of sync with roe vs. wade that i

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ms: is there a message in the video?ron: think the message of this video is summed up by who we are a the ron clark academy we are all about relationship with kids, building bonds and showing kids that you care because to meet them where they are and you're willing to learn about their culture and interact with them in a positive way they're gonna respect you more and they're gonna work harder. (narr) (more dance video)by breaking the mold, ron clark and his kids keep bustin' the right moves. mark strassmann cbs news, atlanta. 3 3 as you use your mobile phone for things like shopping and banking... it's more important than ever to make sure a thief can't access your phone and personal information. in this tech minute... c - net dot com's sharon (pro - fiss) profis has some ways to close security loopholes and keep your phone and data safe. 3 take pkg:start by making your iphone lock sooner. you can set your passcode to be required immediately after you lock it...or in as little as 30 seconds. on your phone, head to settings...then touch id and passcode...and enter your passcode. here, head to require passcode, and choose s