and the arrest is still on william wingate's record.dawn mason is hoping that action at the state level and the legislature can make it possible to wipe that record of the arrest completely away as well in cases like this. >> so what is next for this regarding the police officer? >> not sure at this point. police officer is on paid administrative leave after first being put on desk duty. and other things have come to late after racially charged facebook postings that were linked to the officer. so we don't know what her future is with the department. >> i want to bring back in former assistant attorney general, and give me your opinion of what you saw. >> this is a lopsided case if you look at the evidence. usually, even when there's racial profiling the police will have something that they say provoked them. it might be resisting arrest, or illegally selling of cigarettes but here you can't even find the something and it's really difficult. >> i mean, i'm not comparing the limping to this, but when you think about where we have come in

. >> william wingate no longer carries his golf club but others are using it as a symbol of change. >>> now a senator warns your car could be next, hackers could take evaporating of wireless systems in nearly all vehicles. our science and technology editor jacob ward is in san francisco. some scary stuff. >> it is john. your car has 50 or more computers on board they are all connected to a sort of central network of some sort, a kind of internet within your car. well this new report from senator edward markey ever markey of massachusetts, all of those are systems are vulnerable, in some cases very vulnerable to hacking. when you hit the brakes your foot is really only a small part of what really stops the car. a tiny computer called an electronic control unit is actually in control to bring you to a safe stop. the problem a new report says, is that system is vulnerable to hackers who could take control of your car. the report comes from ed markey of massachusetts. the key findings, most new cars on the market use technologies that could be vulnerable to hacking. most makers either did

. >> william wingate no longer carries his golf club, but others are using it as a symbol for change. and the new york housing lottery. they're grateful just to live in manhattan. >> it's a long time. >> and annette christopher was one of 48,000 people who applied for just 98 affordable housing units in one building. morgan reports on what new yorkers are doing to get inside of those coveted apartments. >>> and tonight niagara falls. the natural wonder on the border of new york and canada, a man who climbed up the falls those stories coming up in just about 5 minutes. >> see you then. how easily do you think that you could tell a difference between an art or fake? a new exhibit challenging people to do that. >> the picture gallery is one of the world's oldest. filled with hundreds of paintings, rembrandts and reubens, worth millions, but amongst them lurks a copy. worth $126. the challenge for visitors is to spot among the 172 paintings, which is fake. is it this one? the shading is a bit heavy-handed and the brushstrokes look hurried. this one, is the paint still wet? >> to put the r