it would change over time. the trigger, not the cause of the rise of 2001, was the shooting of timothy thomas. a young african-american man by police officers steven roach. that what followed were five days of violence and con franation between an angry community and a cincinnati police force. in the after math and killing of sam last summer, the perspective of 2001 are certainly going to be different than five years ago or ten years ago. one of the first efforts this year to re-examine the lessons of 2001 will takes place on tuesday night, february the second, at the cintas center. and interactive panel discussion entitled 15 years later. the cincinnati riots and the future of the city will include people deeply involved with responding to the riots 15 years ago. including the reverend day monday the third. -- and police captain herry haar real. i am joined this morning by two members of the panel on tuesday night. ryery, who was the project manager for the black united front which emerge as the principal african-american organization demanding change in the after math of the riot. and gabe

. >> c-span2 -- timothy cook the supreme court question. >> someone who models thomas jefferson for freedomhief justice roberts right now, someone along that caliber. someone similar. >> i think i am going to focus on ethics in the judiciary. i am having a lot of problems with judges who are ignoring making orders, judicial judgments based on science. i think that is of big issue. we have to tackle the science in course and in federal court there is no gravity to remove the justices at this point. may be some kind of legislation that enables that feature to eliminate a justice. >> mr mar n. >> president reagan appointed the first woman to the supreme court. i am a little embarrassed to say i can't remember her name right now. sandra day o'connor, thank you. i thought she was an excellent justice because she came out of a political process, state senator in arizona and she understood the complexities of different branches of government. she was the swing justice but she was very effective, gave us what we need in this country which is balance. extreme right wing judges and extreme left wing

timothy skelton pled guilty and will serve two years in prison. but contact 13 discovered the cop who headed up the investigation had a dark secret of his own. 30:52 officer mike thomas on ia audio: how would it look it if got out that he was involved in the same type of activity that he was investigating? you're listening to an interview conducted by school police internal affairs in march, 2012. sergeant mitch maciszak was being investigated for something that happened years working adult education at garside middle school. darcy stand-up: a fellow officer opened the door to the police office here on the garside campus. he saw maciszak jump back, bend over to cover himself and run into the back office. he says maciszak's belt was lying on the desk and there was asian pornography on the computer screen. circumstances similar to those maciszak investigated in the custodian's case. 9:17 gopro darcy: is it fair for you, with a background like that, to be investigating a case like this? do you see a possible conflict of interest? sgt. mitch maciszak: there is no conflict of interest. maciszak is no stranger to allegations of sex acts on the job. what is strange for him