the superintendent of steubenville schools was charged with evidence tampering, obstruction of justicend falsification. two coaches and school principal were also charged. attorney general mike dewine. >> this community has suffered a great deal. this company -- community has suffered so much. i personally feel for the good citizens of this community and for what they have endured. i know they desperately need to be able to put this matter behind them. well, we must take away from these incidents is this -- all of us, all of us, no matter where we live, oh it to each other to be better neighbors, but her classmates, better , better but her parents citizens. >> that was ohio attorney general mike dewine. sandra park? >> i think steubenville made headlines because of what we saw there was a systemic failure by the police, by schools, but the school to actually deal with the sexual assault. there is an fortunate attitude of sweeping it under the rug. >> rachel bradshaw-bean, we will give you the last word. you're very brave. a lot of attention is being brought on your case. what do you wa

>> shelby zorotney is an anchor for nbc in steubenville, ohio.she's covering the sentencing that day, and her cameraman captures the scene. the first to respond to the incident is sheriff fred abdullah. >> we didn't hit him, we didn't strike him, nothing like that. i knew and i could just imagine the pain that he was going through, the hurt. >> i have done a lot of sentencing hearings, and i have had family members be terribly upset and terribly angry, but i had never seen a physical altercation between a victim's family member and the defendant. i was terrified for him that he might get hurt as the officers tried to subdue him. and my honest thought was that he might try to kill the defendant. >> others in the courtroom fear the same thing. >> i thought that this was going to be a disaster, and it was. i saw mr. swett's hand moving to try to get to the sheriff's weapon. the sheriff was able to restrain him, and he did not get his hand on the sheriff's weapon, which was holstered. >> clifford can't defend himself. he's handcuffed and remains sile

rich mobd has been released from juvenile prison, after accused of raping, trent maize another steubenvillelete, was convicted and served two years. >>> jahi mcmath has been in very for condition because of her stay at children's hospital in oakland. the 13-year-old had complications after tonsil surgery there and went into cardiac arrest. the children's hospital wanted to remove the ventilator she was breathing through. >> a pennsylvania woman called jihad jane was sentenced to ten years in prison. 15 years colleen le rose said she was in a trance in 2009. she pled guilty after receiving orders from al qaeda operatives. >> in germany today a spokesman for angela merkel said the chancellor fractured her pelvis ore the weekend. she apparently was cross country skiing when she took a fall. she thought she had just bruised herself but x rays revealed a minor fracture. she will need help walking over the past few weeks. eight days after fellow countryman michael schumacher a race car driver was seriously injured when he fell while skiing. >>> flight to atlanta nearly a year ago, when the air cr

. >> to high school football players in steubenville, ohio have been found guilty of raping a 16-year-oldgirl at a party last august. on sunday the teenagers were convicted of sexually assaulting the victim who witnesses testified was too drunk to move or speak. this case sparked national controversy following the images in social media postings from the night of the assaults, including one picture of the defendants holding the victim over a basement floor. are deadthree people and 144 when did, 17 of them critically, after two bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon on monday. >> it was a heinous and cowardly act. and given what we now know about what took place, the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism. >> one suspect in the boston marathon bombings is dead and a massive manhunt is underway for the second after a chaotic scene erupted overnight that left one police officer dead, another critically wounded. >> he will not be treated as an enemy combatant. we will prosecute this terrorist through our civilian system of justice. >> tuesday, the senate held its

time now from steubenville to california, we hear all too often about indicateses of sex allegations that lead to alleged victims being victimized all over again by cyber bullies. the parents of a california teenager who committed suicide a week after her assault, their daughter, audrey pott, was only 15 when she was assaulted by three boys. pictures of audrey with lewd comments were spread around on text messages. she was hounded at school and social media and eventually she hanged herself. the boys who assaulted her served a maximum 45 days. they are pushing for audrey's law. they are also suing the three teenagers involved in the assault, blaming them for audrey's suicide. cases like this have also sparked a separate movement where online vigilantes go over those sex assault suspects in an attempt to punish them in a way that the law won't by publicly shaming them or hacking their media accounts. there is an article coming out this sunday called "online avengers" which asks whether these risks becoming bullying themselves. joining me is the author, emily bass. she got to know the

a former high school football player who raped a 16-year-old girl in steubenville, ohio has been released from juvenile prison less than a year after his conviction. received a year- long sentence last march. a second teenager convicted in the case is serving a two-year sentence. national attention following the emergence of images and social media postings from the night of the attack. jury selection begins today in the trial of a former hedge fund employee accused of orchestrating the largest insider trading in u.s. history. former martel m, portfolio manager for sa see capital, is charged with conducting illegal trades based on inside information. the development of an alzheimer's drug. prosecutors say the scheme capital 200 $76 million in profits and averted losses. ac agreed to plead fraud and settle charges a systematic insider-trading. the former head of the federal communications commission is starting a new job at the secret of private equity firm the carlyle group. the ex-president's club has included a long list of powerful figures, including both bush presidents. carlyle owns

what would be wrong with someone let's say that lives in steubenville, ohio on registeredy that is inubenville that went over to west virginia, then drive over to pennsylvania and vote in assumingferent states lawsthese voter i.d. aren't required. there's several places around the country that this thing, if this keeps going, that would our democratic process joke.ially a guest: i'll be happy to answer that, although i don't think morning.topic this but i've written a number of papers that have shown that requirement that proves the security of elections and it's not a problem at, all you hear that people don't have i.d. are simplefully untrue and all the states that i.d. laws in have had them in place for years like indiana, have not had any problems, in fact states has gone up. host: i want to ask you about the voting right act, a trio of togetheren have come to update the voting rights act to try to get around the supreme court's decision that struck section 4. what do you make of their legislation what do you think it would do? guest: it's a terrible piece of legislation. people n

. >>> a former steubenville high school football player convicted last year of raping a 16-year-old girl has been released from juvenile prison. the family of ma'lik richmond says he is now "a better person." two students were convicted in that case that rocked that small ohio city and ignited a nationwide debate. trenton mayes is serving a two-year sentence. >>> there's a new battle over whether the oklahoma state house should get a new document. get this, a group called the satanic temple unveiled designs monday for a 7-foot goat-headed statue of satan, satan with children at its feet. the state legislature okayed a privately funded ten commandments monument erected in 2012, opening the door for satan, at least according to the satanists. opponents say the group is just trying to stir things up. >> what will disqualify them has really nothing to do with satan as such, it's that it has no historical significance for the state of oklahoma. >> not only was a satanic monument send a clear and distinct message that america respects plurality, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, but it w

it's also the communities from toledo to steubenville and all over my state and all over this country. at a time when congress should be helping grow the economy, our inaction slows growth and makes it harder to find work. we know we're still emerging from the worst recession since the great depression. we have made progress but there are still narrowly 11 -- nearly 11 million americans unemployed. about four million of them have been unemployed for at least 27 weeks. when president bush signed the latest round of emergency assistance into effect, the unemployment rate was about 5.5%, more than one point lower than it is today. today the long-term unemployment rate's more than double what it's been at any other time congress has let emergency jobless assistance expire. americans work hard, we want to work, yet there is one job opening for every three job seekers. so this isn't a question which opponents to unemployment insurance, the same people that don't like unemployment insurance typically don't like the way social security works. that's another social insurance program. typically