scalia himself commissionedthin as an alrpce for a urch in antwerp. it is van dyck's last surviving religious painting. in a conricted format, he presents the dead body of christ and captures the full pathos of mary's intense sorrow. ter spending about a year in fl van dyck returned to england in 1635 to resume his responsibilities as court painter forharles i. the tist chose an unusual oval format to emphasize the bond betwn enon porter...and himself. suggting the firmfoundatior lostanng fridship. van dyck's onlremaining mythological work from his english period, probably painted for the king and queen, is this wonderful poetic image representing the myth of cupid and psyche. psyche, a beautiful mortal, was sent by venus to the underworld to meet with persephone and bring back a box containing the secrets of her beauty. when the curious psyche opened the lid, she fellnto a deathlike trance van dyck depicts the moment cupid discovers her and reacs down to wipe the sleep from her eyes. psilawake to fall in love with cupid one of the most poignant of al

scalia pled guilty to a charge of prostitution.hat's apparently not what she thinks. >> i plead guilty to a stripper, a stripper, not prostitution. prostitution is sex. showing your cleavage is indecent exposure. prostitution is sex, sexual acts. >> sister teresa, stripper. law enforcement officials allege ms. scalia got involved in a sex for cash operation from an undercover police officer who went from her -- handing out business cards, advertising tripping services. i mean what else would you expect to find at a hot dog stand. scalia says she's not a prostitute, but just your average hot dog stand owner slash stripper. >> i give him a little happiness, the next thing you know, he asks me for [ bleep ] i had 20 cop cars and they put handcuffs on me. >> now that she's out of jail, she intends to resume her hot dog and lap dance business. >> i'll be out there in a bikini top and a g-strings this summer. it's going to be hot dogs and -- bla blank. she then uses a world i can't repeat on our program. in addition to business cards for

scalia pled guilty to a charge of prostitution, but that's apparently not what she thinks. >> i pledy to a stripper, not prostitution. prostitution is sex. listen, i'm sister teresa over here, okay? showing you cleavage is indecent exposure. prostitution is sex, sexual acts. >> sister teresa, stripper. law enforcement officials allege miss scalia got caught in a sex for cash deal with an undercover police officer who visited her hot dog stand and later went to her home. how did she find customers allegedly interested in more than a toasted bun, you ask? apparently, by handing out business cards advertising stripping services. what else would you expect to find at a hot dog stand? scalia insists she's not a prostitute but rather your average hot dog stand owner/stripper, and the whole thing is an overreaction. >> i gave him a little happiness. next thing you know, he asked me for [ bleep ]. i had 20 cop cars there with handcuffs on me. >> look, who knows? condoms, condiments, maybe there was a misunderstanding. according to wnbc, now that she's out of jail, scalia plans to resume busi

a few years ago scalia wrote what was in essence a brandeisian opinion. police in a california town were cruising up and down with an electronic device in their car to pick up heat sensors. and their idea was if they could pick up a heat signature they would know who was growing marijuana because you have to have all that light which generates heat. well, they picked up a heat signature from this house. they then went and got a warrant, went in and turned out the guy was growing marijuana, but they never had a warrant to use the thermal sensor to look essentially into the house. and he's convicted in the lower courts and he comes up and scalia writes what is a brandeisian opinion on privacy, saying you can't just look into somebody's house because you have the technology to do so. you need to have a warrant. and this is essentially what brandeis wrote regarding wiretapping. just because you are outside the house doesn't mean you can take the alligator clips and listen in on the telephone conversation. his jurisprudence of free speech has been adopted by c

scalia himself commissionedthin as an altarpce for a urch in antwerp. it is van dyck's last surviving religious painting. in a constricted format, he presents the dead body of christ and ptures the full pathos of mary's intense sorrow. ter spending about a year in fl van dyck returned to england in 1635 to resume his responsibilities as court painter forharles i. the tist cho an unusual oval format to emphasize the bond betwn enon porter...and himself. each rests a hand on a rock in the foreground, suggting the firm foundation of eir lostanng fridship. van dyck's onlremaining mythological work from his english period, probably painted for the king and qen, is this wonderful poetic image representing the myth of cupid and psyche. psyche, a autiful mortal, was sent by venus to the underworld to meet with persephone and bring back a box containing the secrets of her beauty. when the curious psyche opened the lid, she fellnto a deathlike trance van dyck depicts the moment cupid discovers her and reacdown to wipe the sleep from her eyes. ilawake to fall in v

and that opinion by justice scalia, the court threw out the notion of free exercise of religion that religious liberty advocates thought prevailed for many, many years. that -- before then, the prevailing understanding was that in order for a government law that was generally neutral, not targeted at religion in any way but a neutral law in order for it to burden the free exercise of religion and not be struck down as an infringement had to be -- the government had to show it was serving a compelling state interest and that the means it was serving that interest were the least restrictive upon religious liberty. in that case, the issue at hand was whether native americans could be using paote as part of their religious worship services. could the government restrict that in the service of the broader principle of outlawing -- of outlawing hallucinogenic drug use, et cetera, et cetera. what happened in that case under the patent of justice scalia was the compelling state interest least restrictive means standard was thrown out. and the standard was reduced for the protection of free e

according to wabc, scalia intends to resume business with her hot dog and lap dance business.ll be out there in a bikini top and g-string this summer. it will be hot dogs and blank. she uses a word i'm not going to repeat on a family program. all i can say is summer is fast approaching so if you find yourself at a hot dog stand on long island, take a good look around. in addition to business cards for a lap dance you might see a sign that says as seen on the ridiculist. thanks for watching. thursday, we hope you watch the google plus hangout. get more details and pose a question for all of us, isha and randi, jack gray. post your questions on the google plus page. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. a long-time senator loses his challenge. >>> we know more tonight about how the cia foiled an al qaeda

i have long argued that justice scalia's opinion was deeply misguided. nonetheless, the court has not overruled it in the two decades since it was handed down. the reactions it has sparked as you've heard not only the religious freedom restoration act of 1993 and the religious land use and institutionalized persons act of 2000, but also a welter of judicial decisions at various levels of the federal system testify to the unresolved debate of conscience-based claims against broad legislation. this brings me back to the bishops statement which go well beyond pope benedict in a key respect. while the pope folk uss on claims of conscience, the bishops emphasize the distinction between conscientious objection and an unjust law. conscientious objection permits some relief to those who object to a just law. an unjust law is no law at all. it cannot be obeyed. and the bishops insist that if we face today the prospect of unjust laws, then catholics in america must have the courage not to obey them, close quote. now to my mind, this is a remarkable argument on sev

katherine scalia, was released from nassau county jail yesterday.rested her last week for prostitution. they say she agreed to performing a sexual act on an undercover officer for $50 after he purchased a hotdog. scalia pleaded guilty to the prostitution charge but says she's not selling sex. >> i gave my business cards to an undercover officer. he called me up. i said, i either come to your house or you come to mine. he came to mine, i started doing my strip. the next thing you know, the cuffs were on me, i was being charged with prostitution. >> scalia was ordered to undergo a skik at tripsychiatric evaluation. she's due in court on june 15th. a second male masseuse filed a sexual battery lawsuit against actor john travolta. a lawsuit claims travolta sexually assaulted the men in two separate incidents during private massages. the first victim says travolta harassed and assaulted him in an l.a. hotel last year. the second victim, who just filed suit makes a similar claim, but said the abuse happened in atlanta. each is suing for $2 million. travol

. >>> qué tal, buenas noches, enrique, después de analizar las nuas evidencias de la scalía, expertosablecer si la voz que se eschaba pidiendo ayuda era de trayvon martin o de george zimmerman. >> trayvon martin tenía rastros de marihuana en su sangre, cuando fue muerto por el vigilante voluntario george zimmerman,para según los resultados dla autopsia. >>> se conociero por primera vez los restas de la autopsia y las últimas imágenes de trayvon martn vivo, don se le ve comprando té helado y una caja de golosinas. >>> dentro de las nuevas evidencias están estas fotografías tomadas a george zimmerman, donde se muestran heridas en su cabeza, también hay fotografíasdel arma del vigilante voluntario que carga en su cintura. >>> según la aopsia el arma e disparada de 1 a 18 pulgadas >>> trayvon martin estaba peleando por su vida estaba peleando contra un hombre que milímetros, y él perdió la pelea. >>> es es el tefono celular que trayvon martin tenía el día que murió >>> la policía ccluyó que el trágico enlace podría haberse prevenido si georgeimmerman se hubiesequado dentro desu aumóvil y

watched the supreme court hearings last month knows that obamacare is on life support, and justice scalia is about to put a pillow over its face. i'm so relieved that we're getting rid of universal health care before the unthinkable happens, like, it works. now, sure, once obamacare is dead, we'll still have over 50 million uninsured people, but republicans have a plan to eventually come up with a plan. should be any day now because john boehner was spotted at staples buying a dry erase board. fun fact-- huff enough of those markers and that's an anesthetic. besides-- ( applause ). ( cheers ) besides, folks, we know america already has a safety net for the sick. >> you can walk into any emergency room in america and a doctor cannot turn around and say, "i'm not going to treat you." so you can get health care. >> stephen: yes, by law, emergency rooms can't turn anyone away. and they're great for all kind of care-- bring your child in with an ear ache, and by the time you're seen by a doctor he'll be a healthy 32-year-old. ( laughter ) of course, emergency care is particularly expensive. in

according to wabc, scalia intends to resume business with her hot dog and lap dance business.there in a bikini top and g-string this summer. it will be hot dogs and blank. she uses a word i'm not going to repeat on a family program. all i can say is summer is fast approaching so if you find yourself at a hot dog stand on long island, take a good look around. in addition to business cards for a lap nc

katherine scalia was released from a -- a nassau county jail yesterday -- aaron! police arrested her last week for prostitution. they say shy agreed to performing a -- she agreed to performing a sexual act for an undercover officer for $50 after he purchased a hot dog. she pled guilty to the prostitution charge but says she is not selling sex. >> i gave my business card to an undercover officer. he called me up, he came to my house. i started doing my strip. the next thing you know the cops were on me. i was charged with prostitution. >> okay. scalia was ordered to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and is due back in court on june 16. >> there are so many reasons that's hard to wrap your brain around. put it right out there, literally and figuratively. >>> the pace of the roger clemens perjury trial is picking up after the judge scolded both sides for dragging out the trial. he told them they were making it too boring for jurors. witness kirk radomsky helped lighten the mood. the one-time bat boy for the mets laughed when he had a hard time pronouncing the name a s

scalia's argument was we should hand the congress a blank slate to start over.ut, other justices say, well, there is a lot if here i would like to stand, regulations on how restaurants label the menus, indian health services things that have nothing to do with the mandate. all mandate, the rest of the bill how key that and version or some part of this health care law holds out for obama by way of him getting relative elected? >>guest: i believe it will harm him because this president has shown so little regard if the united states constitution. this law shreds our rights and a defeat in the supreme court will underscore to americans how big the stakes are in this election. but, even just seeing --. >> could it kill the re-election? >> i think it could. in addition, overturning the law will be a huge shot in the arm for the economy. >> thing you, betsy. get ready to pack up the beach bag early some are heading home from the bars in a huff. has a best-in-class driving range of more than 550 miles per tank. so you can catch morning tee time in monterey and the afte

i've long argued that justice scalia's opinion was deeply misguided. nonetheless, the court has not overruled it in the two decades since it was handed down. the reactions it has sparked, as you've heard not only the restoration act of 1993 and the religious land use and institutionalized persons act of 2000, but also a welter of judicial decisions at various levels of the federal system testified to the unresolved debate over the limits of conscience-based claims against broad legislation. this brings me back to the bishop statement, which goes well beyond pope benedict in a key respect. while the pope focuses on claims of conscience, the bishops emphasize the distinction between conscientious objection and an unjust law, "conscientious objection presents some relief to those who object to a just law." an unjust law is no law at all, it cannot be obeyed. the bishops insist if we face today the prospect of unjust laws, then catholics in america must have the courage not to obey them. now, to my mind, this is a remarkable argument on several levels. a d

. >> judge jeanine: tonight on justice scalia. house republicans turn up the heat on eric holder.he attorney general in contempt? and -- >> the john edwards trial. section, lies and campaign contributions. is

. >> bill, there is a supreme court precedent, though, a 1990 precedent written by justice scalia inhe famous peyote case that said religions must abide by this kind of regulation as long as it applies to everybody. >> generally applicable. >> that is why what colin says is important. the law was passed largely in response to that decision. >> the 1993. >> and it puts the burden on them. the facts of it are the obama administration has given so many waivers on this law. hard to argue a case is that compelling if you are making exceptions. a vaccination and you are evercoming some group you have to vaccinate everybody. the second is to do it in the least intrusive way. the facts are really against them on this. >> well, a large part of this will hang on whether or not therefore this is the least restrictive means and the administration says this is a reasonable compromise and we worked it out and they don't have to pay for the con value contraceptive services themselves, the insurance companies will do that. what is wrong with that? >> a couple of that. a university like notre dame se

. >> an argument stevenson pressed in court to a skeptical justice antonin scalia. >> i think the easier rule to write would be that there is a categorical ban on all life without parole sentences for all children up until the age of 18. >> how do i come to that decision? what, do i just consult my own preferences on this matter? something like 39 states allow it. i mean, the american people, you know, have decided that's the rule. they allow it, and the federal government allows it so i'm supposed to impose my judgment on what seems to be a consensus of the american people? >> john neiman, alabama's solicitor general, says life without parole is a reasonable alternative to the death penalty, even for juveniles. >> the theory and the thought is that if someone doesn't deserve the death penalty for that particular crime they deserve life without parole. that's the appropriate way to express society's outrage at these sorts of aggravated murders. it is reasonable for legislatures to conclude that they're going to draw a line in the sand with respect to aggravated murder, such that as a flo

police say kathy scalia operates a hot dog truck and is offering a side item selling herself for sex. now she says she is a stripper not a prostitute. it's more classy. she plans to continue to offer hot dog and occasional lap dance. >>> a video of a city bus and pedestrian. this may be a graphic video. take a look. the bus goes through a yellow light and hits a teen he's steps out on the road. many reports say the teen was not seriously -- okay, my goodness. they are saying the teen was not seriously hurt. the driver is expected to be disciplined when he goes to work at yellow lights. that's unreal. >>> a juvenile court hearing is scheduled for a 9-year-old boy placed in foster care because he was obese e weighed more than 200 pounds before he was 10 years old. he was pulled from his home last october. he has been living to a -- with a uncle and is down to 166 pounds. today marks the celebration for the kennedy krieger area celebrating 75 years of serving children with disabilities. employees will be thanked with a dedication and service. attendees will hear from one of the first pat

many clerked for justices rehnquist, scalia, alito and kennedy. several, such as steve angle, charles duggan, and ted uliotte, also served in the bush administration, including in the white house counsel's office and the leadership of the justice department. watford also has strong support in the business community. the general counsels of leading american corporations, including google, mattel, verizon, sear corps have also written in support of mr. watford. they say watford is -- and i quote -- "exactly the kind of individual that any plaintiff or defendant, person, business or government would welcome deciding their case." in short, paul watford is truly both an excellent and distinguished choice for the ninth circuit. he is extremely bright, he is experienced at the trial and appellate level, and in both civil and criminal cases. he is uniquely respected for his intellect and judgment, and he has broad support across the political spectrum and in the business community. maybe this is the reason why cloture was vitiated. he is not filibusterrab

select a court that upholds our national values or the rule of law he's already set the point more scalia's thomas is an alito we have a horrible history of shredding our constitutional protections instead since the supreme court is even more powerful than the president we need a president in office who will appoint thoughtful and honest in un corrupted jurists like alina kagan and sonia sotomayor. last night was a victory but this battle is just beginning. we must return to our values the values our nation was founded upon which include bravery and due process and exclude fear and medieval imprison tech imprisonment techniques and we need to do everything we can to prevent our supreme court from becoming even more hard right there already is. as the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we've covered visit our website thom hartmann dot com free speech dot org. you can also check out our two you tube channels there are links over the thom hartmann dot com this entire show is also available as a free video podcast or i tunes and you can visit thom hartmann dot com to do

and a law clerk to justice scalia. those are some of their new advisers.he bipartisan thing. >> absolutely. i think the hiring of kaplan, who as you said worked in the bush white house, is an example of facebook learning lessons from the googles, who google was perceived largely as sympathetic to democrats. i think you saw at the latter stages of the bush administration, early parts of the obama administration, a really partisan tone in some of the queries and attacks from lawmakers on google. and the search giant has worked very hard to rectify that by reaching out to both sides of the aisle, but that's a perception that a facebook does not want. they are very careful to appear non-partisan, to reach out to both sides. and you see they've made some prominent republican hires. also we saw that mariah jordan from the bush white house is also assisting on the senate side in terms of outreach. it's definitely a bipartisan effort. >> and mariah jordan is the public policy manager at facebook. another former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, fo

house and the democrats and the solicitor general as he went back and forth with justice antonin scalia>> you're going -- in the health care market, you're going into the market without the ability to pay for what you get getting the health care service anyway as a result of the social norms that allow that to which we've obligated ourselves so people don't -- >> don't obligate yourself to that. >> i can't imagine that the commerce clause would forbid congress taking into account this social norm. >> you can do it but does that expand your ability to issue mandates to the people? >> this is not a purchase mandate. this is a law that regulates people paying for a service that people will inevitably consume. host: one of the moments from the u.s. supreme court. the case was heard in march and adam liptak, you were inside the courtroom. with this case or any high profile case, what do you learn from the questions asked by the justices? guest: the justices do not hold their cards close to the vest. you can generally tell which way the justices are leaning and you can definitely tell which w

when it does are we going to have fair-minded justices or justices like scalia thomas, we need the president to win re-election to have fair-minded justices to win in the future. >> i'm with you in a matter of principle, as a matter of strategy i'm not sure you want this issue to get to the supreme court too soon. i'm not sure that you have the votes there. based on my experience as attorney general of new york we tried to debate this issue. and we could not persuade the court there to go where we thought it needed to go. >> that's exact italy why we we--that's exactly why we need the president to be re-elected. we need fair-minded justices. it will all go to one vote in the supreme court. but to fair-minded justices it bets the equation. that's why we need to do everything in our power to turn obama's risk to a reward to get out there and vote, and do whatever it takes. i think people are motivated and i think it's going to make a big difference because he promised hope and change in the last--when he ran for election and now for his re-election this is what hope and change looks like, and

ted then clerked for a judge in the fourth circuit and for justice scalia on the supreme court. after his clerkship he was a lawyer at kirkland and ellis, although he moved to aol time warner in 2001 as associate general counsel and then from there, became the general counsel of aol time warner europe, i suppose making use of the french. he joined the bush administration in 2008, first in the white house and then as chief of staff to attorney general gonzales. returned to kirkland following the end of the administration and joined facebook in 2008. where he currently is. so with that, let me, let me open this up and as i say, i'm going to pose a question that you know, gives everybody a chance it talk a little bit about the issues that we're dealing with here. and i think we'll again start ail betically, which means i'll start with you, richard, and set the time for ten minutes and no more. we'll get people just to reflect a little on what is the relationship between technology and the regulatory state and how, if at all, should government regulate technological progress, innova

some of the chamber of commerce attacks have been some of those have been great, gibson's work, scalia's work on that and it has been good and beneficial to the sec because i am a believer that that sort of aggressive challenge and robust judicial review that makes the agency better ultimately, i think the sec keeps trying and they keep losing some of these and i think little by little they're getting better on these and you look at the fcc and i think their rule makings are at some level getting better and i think that sort of judicial review is very important and particularly on this, it is important that there be an atmosphere of non-retaliation to a company or to an entity that challenges the -- you can understand why no one wants to challenge the sec, will they fear what the next step is going to be and the next chapter and the next investigation and ftc, there is a similar scarcity of challenges to ftc rule making. i think it is effective judicial review is an important piece of this regulatory stage when we think about technology. finally, just throw out and i won't address it, in

katherine scalia.a strip intera hot dog vender. >> showing your cleavage is indecent exposure. prostitution is sex, a sexual sex. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. that is trust constitution. >> jimmy: it's good to see joey again. >> every sex test they gave me was negative. i have no herpes, i have no aids. i'm a mother of four kids. and yes, i show my cleavage. i think it's sexy. if pamela anderson can do it, so can i. >> jimmy: some how, she managed to ruin hot dogs and bay watch for me. fox 5 visited her in her home last night. >> i have two jobs. i sell hot dogs in the day and at night i do the stripping business. >> katherine says she has the proper permits for her hot dog business and printed cards for her stripping. she says she is having fun in life. >> i will be stripping for another 15 years. as long as this body is built the way it is. this is a mother of triplets here. i'm cut up. i'm stacked now. >> jimmy: in that case, with he will check back with you in 16 years, maybe 18 just to be safe.

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the supreme court justice antonin scalia and brian gardner, editor-in-chief, explain the process of judicial decisionmaking in reading law:interpretation of legal tests. these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and in booktv.org. >> next author interview at the campus of u.s. c is basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar his latest project is "what color is my world?: the lost history of african-american inventors". tell me about this project. >> the project started, in 1996. in one of the chapters, lois -- made the life of the invention. checking out what in vendors did in the nineteenth century made me aware of the fact there were a lot of black inventors people did know anything about. i got the germ of the idea from that experience. i would do a book on inventors related to children because they are unaware of these things. >> interested in gaming and videos, the video of a book to get children interested in the story you tell. >> a book has the ability on different levels, a lot more in depth and random access. they could go to any p

they say catherine scalia was peddling hot dogs with more than the usual relish.ited people back to her home. she is not a hot dog stripper. >> i solicited an undercover officer. i didn't know that was going to happen. i told this guy to come to my house, i'm going to do the strip, you're going to have fun and you're going to go home. i didn't know i'd be in cuffs all over the news again. >> reporter: she pled guilty, got slapped with seven days behind bars, plus a psych examine since she walked out of the jail and exposed herself. we won't show you that part. she says she will still keep on stripping her 45 years notwithstanding. >> i got another 15 years to go, and i'll be stripping for another 15 years. as long as this body is built the way it is, see this body? okay, this is the mother of triplets here, okay. i'm cut up. i'm stacked nice. >> reporter: okay. don't check your television set there. scalia claims her customers love her and clearly some do. megyn. megyn: she is cut up. i have to say she has good definition in those abs after three babies. i'm going

if you reduce the company is also at the nice things to say about justice scalia, for instance, the bush administration. in fact, ralph is necessary for the bush administration, overseas in the muslim world and you can understand why because it's actually quite a conservative figure. and secret funding? one of the majors thunders of ralph i would be with a major stockholder in fox news. the interestingly enough it was a rather conservative, politically conservative venture, the parc 51 per people just to come together, something supported by everybody in new york, by the mayor, even by conservatives on fox news turned around because of the effort of just a small number of people. pamela geller. as for the other secret funders, and they include such notorious anti-american organizations like the ford foundation and the rockefeller foundation. and finally, what did bruce braley say? did this iowa democrat, then say i support the building? of this mosque at ground zero? of course not. what bruce braley actually said when he was ambushed by someone with a mic on capitol hill, he said i think

mitt romney says he would put scalia on the supreme court. a huge difference on contraception.itt romney came out to the right of rick santorum on contraception. so i think issue by issue, the president will have a real case to make against mitt romney. >> the president did also say -- mitt romney said in a debate that he wouldn't touch the contraception rules. the new hampshire. >> he did. but that won't stop help from talking about it. >> like it is is that mitt romney has had a lot of different positions and he needs to be held accountable if what he said during this campaign and where he is on women's issues, be contraception or choice, and further to the right than the most far to the right republicans in the race. >> can we talk about the spouses being the character witnesses for the candidates? >> first i kept hearing this what, what, in my ear? and i thought there was something wrong. no, ryan, it's you. >> so sorry. well, there's always something wrong with me as you know and one of the things is my deep hunger for the truth. and i've got to say the idea that mitt romn

>> judge jeanine: tonight on justice scalia. house republicans turn up the heat on eric holder. will congress hold the attorney general in contempt? and -- >> the john edwards trial. section, lies and campaign contributions. is it prosecution or persecution? plus, the college student missing for nearly a year. but is there final lay break in the lauren spearer case? and -- grandparents under arrest for allegedly taking their grandkid on quite a ride. coming up tonight on "justice." hello and welcome to "justice." we start tonight with this week's most talked about legal cases. defense attorney and former prosecutor joey jackson and former assistant united states attorney fred. thanks for joining us this evening. first up, 23-year-old daniel chong arrested by dea in a drug sweep at a friend's house. after questioning, put in a holding cell, handcuffed and foregotten for four days. no food. no water. no toilet. here he and h his attorney describe the ordeal. >> it was pitch plaque. black trying to write sorry, mom. >> he screamed hundreds of times for help. he began to dig into th