a bullet struck jordan in the head after he sat in front seat next to his step-brother vidal. >> you'reou replay that moment in your head? >> every night. i can't sleep. >> what do you do at night when you can't breathe? >> i pray. >> what do you pray for? >> peace in my heart and the anger to get over. >> his brother kevon was in the back seat. he saw his brother slumped over. >> what goes through your mind? >> i was angry. i didn't expect for it to be m him. >> reporter: police chief jonathan haber said body behavior didn't match up with what in the department. >> if the car was leaving the scene and wasn't threatening anyone, why shoot? you're literally shooting like it was target practice. in my mind it was like he was hunting. you use rifles to kill animals than's what you do and that's what he did. >> reporter: following the shooting boys pulled over for help and were confronted by officers who detained them. before being arrested, vidal was called the "n" word and he thought he would be shot. >> that was running through my head. i thought i won't be automobile to say good-bye to

his 16-year-old brother vidal was the driver. have you replayed that moment in your head?ery night. i can't even sleep. >> reporter: at first, police said the teenager's car backed up "aggressively" toward the officers. but balch springs police chief jonathan haber later changed his tone after seeing the officer's body cam video. on may 2, the chief fired oliver. .> if the car was leaving the scene and he wasn't posing a threat to anyone, why shoot? but you're literally shooting like you're playing target thactice. that's how it... in my mind, it's like he was hunting. >> reporter: oliver faces a murder charge. charmaine and odell say the pain of jordan's death is something they will have to live with forever. >> all i have is pictures now. every day i look at the pictures. i just wish i could see him. >> reporter: the family is pushing for major changes in police policy, scott, starting with having outside agencies investigate police shootings. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thanks. and we're back in just a moment. rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist mo

and they've been boosted by the news that gerard pique, javier mascherano and alex vidal are all availablest eintracht frankfurt, despite having lost in their last three cup final appearances. dortmund finished third in the league, earning champions league football next season, and this match offers them a chance to finish the season with some silverware. while the formula one circus is in monaco, one the sport's best known drivers is far away from the principality, concentrating on an altogether different race. fernando alonso is preparing for the indianapolis 500, which takes place on sunday. alonso is aiming to become only the second man in history to have won both a formula one world title and this race. he will start the 500—mile, 200—lap endurance race from fifth on the grid. extremely happy with the car today, it felt straightaway much better than any other day of the week, so that was good preparation, a good feeling with the car. put it in a safe place, and sunday, engine on and let's go racing. now it's one of the most talked about fights this year, many are saying it's the battl

his 16-year-old brother vidal was the driver. have you replayed that moment in your head?every night. i can't even sleep. >> reporter: at first police said the teenager's car backed up aggressively toward the officers. but balch springs police chief jonathan haber later changed his tone after seeing the officer's body cam video. on may 2nd the chief fired oliver. >> if the car was leaving the scene and wasn't posing a threat to anyone, why shoot? but you literally shooting like you're playing target practice. that's how it -- in my mind it's like he was hunting. >> reporter: oliver faces a murder charge. charmaine and odell say the pain of jordan's death is something they will have to live with forever. >> all i have is pictures now. every day i look at the pictures. and i just wish i could see him. >> reporter: the family is pushing for major changes in police policy, scott, starting with having outside agencies investigate police shootings. >>> bob schieffer gets the last word on a president and what might have been. >> scott, i interviewed john mccain the other night du

buckley debating gore vidal. buckley's appetite for heated debate with the left.new book, a man and his presidents, alvin felten berg describes buckley's long running debate show, firing line. he writes, most weeks buckley matched wits with a liberal intellectualactivist. he would pose to his visitor a question in the genre of, are you still beating your wife? the person's response would set the phone for the hour that followed. here's a taste of that banter that characterized firing line. >> if i understand your philosophy here, i find it difficult to do. >> do you want to understand my philop? >> desperately. >> you do? well, can you sort of be desperately silent for about one minute or two minutes. >> i say the greeks' testimony is more interesting to me than yours. >> which greek testimony? the testimony of the thousands of people who were thrown into jail? >> i grant not the testimony that -- >> from my point of view, what elijah muhammad is doing to you is diseasing your mind. you sit and tell me that we white people like to divide and conquer. >> you do. >>

it was the late, great gore vidal who said we live in the united states of amnesia. america is upset with history when it's the reenactment of the civil war, some battle that was lost in the south. when it was black history "why don't you people get over that? stop obsessing about slavery. stop talking about reparations. stop speaking about historical repression, talk about what's going on now." when it makes america look great, claps, applaud ( applause ) when it doesn't, get out of my face. stop living in the past. my role is for many communities a paid pest. that's what i do, i'm a professor. i try to use humor. i try to use self-deprecation, but the ultimate goal is the same-- can we challenge the forces of unconscious white privilege and implicit bias to come out of the closet and to be held accountable? that's my job. one of my white students, after reading a book that horr endously detailed the tragedies and horrors of white violence against black people said, "for the first time in my life, i feel ashamed to be white." i didn't want him to get stuck in a pock

nuestro queridÍsimo rodrigo vidal. cÓmo estÁs hermano del alma?os de la persona. >> si pareces un perro parado te seguirÁ siendo igual. >> Él dice que le encanta que su pareja se ponga en traje de baÑo completo. tÚ por quÉ crees que los hombres engaÑan? >> porque yo creo que les hace falta en su casa. lo que no encuentran en su casa lo buscan en otro lado. >> entonces es culpa de la mujer o porque en hombres y medio calienturiento de nacimiento? >> en parte porque la mujer no le da lo que buscan su casa. >> usted estÁ casada con un mexicano? >> sÍ. >> quÉ me dice usted? >> buenÍsimo y a las pruebas me remito. >> yo prefiero un buen mexicano. >> por quÉ? >> porque creo que el hombre mexicano tiene buenos valores. es un ser mÁs entregado, más abierto, mÁs amoroso. no tan fiel pero... >> ahÍ como que me estÁs describiendo. >> perdÓn no tenÍa el gusto. >> somos fieles. >> para quÉ vamos a hacer feliz a una si podemos hacer feliz a varias. >> son compartidos. cada vez estÁn con los condominios mÁs pequeÑos y más juntos. >> pero usted puede tener el pen