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Immediately, though he has no team. at number seven, the celebrity phone hacking scandal. oscar-winning actress jennifer lawrence was among several whose nude photos were hacked and shared. victims called it a flagrant violation of privacy. for its part, apple began looking into reports its popular icloud data storage system may have been compromised. the fbi is investigating. at number 6, hot car death in georgia. justin ross harris left his toddler cooper in his car while at work. it was a hot...

Perfect -- but its people who die. it shows videos of people dying in all sorts of ways from suicides to iraq, executions. those types of videos. >> yes, and then also the whole idea about advocating child free life and how to survive in pris prison. cnns legal analysts are still here with me. now cnns tech analyst brett larson. i dont understand how this, in this day and age, anyone doesnt know, whatever you type ultimately can be found, even if you delete. but could you at least give me this a...

Again and again. do you see this when you you have a defendant, prove innocence and several weeks later they are in trouble for something else? >> sometimes unfortunately it happens. george zimmerman was in a fish bowl wondering if he was going to spend the rest of his live in pris prison. now i think he feels he is in destructible. i would be careful if i were him. he needs to lay low and stop attracting this negative attention. >> is that what you would advise

>> at the podium -- having trouble with the transmission there. at the podium right now, the political activist with nelson mandela in robben island. [ inaudible ] >> he was sentenced to prison in robben island. he was released after negotiations between the african national congress and the government. [ cheers ]

An advocate. he used decades of prison to sharpen his arguments, but also to spread his search for knowledge to others in the movement. he learned language and customs of his oppressor so one day he might better convey to them how their own freedom depends upon him. [ applause ] >> mandela demonstrated that action and ideas are not enough. no matter how right, they must also be chiseled in the wall and institution. he was practical. testing his beliefs against the hard surface of circumstance an...

Four years before he went to prison. in those four years they were only together for about 15 months. the rest of the time he was in detention. he was -- oftentimes -- oftentimes people who speak of soweto speak of where he lived. in a way this is winnie mandelas, the life she gave south africa. >> its a great point because i think people have tended to erase her from the picture because of her complications. this is what happens when you live outside -- when you live longer than whatever use yo...

>> reporter: i think people are paying attention. the audio is difficult. talking about winnie mandela, in the streets of south africa, the people who adore her and the people who despise her because of the issues you sdwruftsed. she clearly -- discussed. she clearly was part of nelson mandelas success. she kept the movement alive. this is a woman -- consider this. shes 60 years younger. when they married, she was 21 years old. when mandela brought her to her first anc meeting, she was a social ...

They had to go to the restroom in a little hole essentially close to where they would rest just to get shade from the day. so it was really hard labor. and you know, it was horrific, frankly. the cell -- it it was the best accommodation compared to the worst that they had to do. >> byron pitts, talking about the work, breaking up the line every day. weve seen the stories, that the dust created by the line so fine that it clogged up the prisoners ear deduct. here of a man who because of the work ...

Books. he couldnt even get on the board of trustee of his own college until two years before he died. sure, morta martyrdom swept awa allegations. but loretta scott king ensured that he would have a national holiday and memorialization. i think the same with winnie mandela, that she did extraordinary work. theres been a gender attack on her that i think has been subversive and unfortunate. yes, there are things about her that we can be extremely critical. but to appreciate the extraordinary work...

>> yeah. often when a father goes away to prison for so long or even is an activist for so long, theyre not making money or taking care of the family in that way. so i think that, you know, a lot of times the children of activists and lirevolutionary leaders have a difficult time. you know, they did set up a family trust for the children and the squabbling among the children is about property rights and money -- it is about money. thats true in the anc of many leader. they made a sacrifice for t...