A mob of protesters have been charged with one felony count each for their actions but thats just the tip of this ice berg in the story might not be what it seems fair and. What a peculiar story ok 1st of all this this looks like a really bad movie. But its a big you know this is a really bad movie then the 2nd thing you do understand weve talked to lawyers in that area theyre going to tell you this prosecutor has really kind of why shes you know her experience is kind of light shes coming in to make a name for herself but why would you pick this case i mean this issue with the firing pin thats a big deal right what we know right now is that when the officers when in an issue serve the search warrant they found the gun that she used the firing pin was in the wrong position which means the gun was incapable of firing. However this is also worth pointing out it was 12 days there were 12 days in between this incident right here and when the Police Officers came in found the gun so the cri
Five years to solve her crime. They thought they solved it. They got the wrong guys, and they convicted the wrong guys and sent them to prison. Sent one to death row. Ron williamson went to death row. He had never met deborah carter. And he spent 11 years in prison and was exonerated 10 years ago, 1999, almost 10 years exactly. But he spent a total of 12 years in prison for the murder of deborah carter, and he never met her. Host who was ron williamingson . Guest he was a man i never met, i never heard of him. He was one of the first big, notorious dna exonerations in the late 90. And i met him when i read his obituary. So i never got to see him, obviously. But he was a fascinating character. When he was younger, many people in his small corner of oklahoma thought ron was the next mickey mantle. And ron certainly thought so. He had a nice ego. And he was a second round draft pick in 1972 of the oakland as and went off to seek major league glory and thought he was going to make it. Neve
That way all day long today winds gradually picking up into the afternoon. So a steady wind through the course of your tuesday and Crystal Clear skies through the course of tuesday as well no fog at the coast and all the way inland youre looking at beautiful blue conditions. 50s and 60s for your current temperatures get a light jacket on to start the day with these temperatures feeling a bit more brisk. Once you factor in wind chill as for later on today daytime high similar to yesterdays and among the coolest that were going to see this week because after today 70s and 80s talk in 90s for much of the rest of the forecast. So you do want to enjoy this one as much as possible. More on your forecast is ahead daryn thank you john at 7 oh one and our top story this morning. President trump is expected to take his first steps towards Police Reform today, yeah hes going to be signing an executive order that would introduce some changes. To policing basically the executive order would establi
A black man is wrongfully arrested all because facial Recognition Technology got it wrong were going to discuss its time to move i. 19 numbers worldwide cases now topping 10100000 and 502000 reported deaths the top 3 countries with the most confirmed cases the u. West still leading the way followed by brazil with more than a 1000000 cases there and russia and right here in the u. S. Some 2500000 cases with about 125000 reported deaths now since reopening texas and florida are 2 of the states seeing massive increases in code cases with florida getting hit hard with record coated cases since reopening in june and Miami Dade County has become the epicenter of the pandemic in the Sunshine State so much so the beaches there are being closed for the 4th of. Holiday i think john honey is live in miami with the latest on the skyrocketing cases in florida and texas john just how bad is it there. Well manila you know look at a look at the numbers right now and its really dizzying because theyre
Normally when you do book tours you go to different cities, you talk about connections the place has with whatever youve written about. This is a special place in this context and im certainly not here to tell you your own story of what happened in this city 17 years ago because im sure you know it much better than i ever will. And one of the things that is always moved me when i come here is first of all how warmly ive been welcomed by everybody but also how profoundly the bombing touched everybody here. It is a relatively small place. Ive never met from Oklahoma City who wasnt touched in a personal way in some way by the tragedy. The first time i came i spoke to a number of the relatives of the victims, especially the children who died in the Day Care Center and i thought im a British Foreign correspondent, ive been to a lot of not terribly pleasant places around the world, this is just another assignment and then having spoken to them, i went down to the memorial and saw that fence