europe. in croatia they are wading through mud soaked road. and babies are soaked. and 100,000 migrants entered croatia. and they are a north route to the north sxern western countries that are more welcoming to migrants seeking a sylum. a georgia parole board is considering a final appeal from the woman who consphired to have her husband murdered in 1997. if she is put to death, she would be the first woman executed in georgia in 70 years. joining us now is our analyst. she had a boy friend at the time. she let him in the house, she
testified, begging for her life to be spared and since convicted, she is a model inmate and turned her life around. but her family is split on this. some of her hutz s relatives say that she took his life and that she deserves to die for what she did. and that the focus on the victim and not on her and still waiting the decision from the parole board. they could delay her execution up to 90 days. they could decline to grant her clemency like in february or commute the sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole. we re still waiting that decision. she, meanwhile, is scheduled to be executed at 7:00 tonight. thomas? gabe gutierrez reporting for us there in jackson, georgia. gabe, thank you. bill clinton back out on the campaign trail. what s saying in defense of his wife and is this just the beginning of his greater
so use it for the shortest time based on goals and risks. estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart attack, stroke or dementia. ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. so a georgia parole board is meeting right now to consider a last-minute clemency bid for the only woman sitting on the state s death row. francis is tracking the details and joins us with more. thomas, we re hours away from the scheduled execution of gissendaner. right now, the parole board is reconsidering her request for clemency. she was convicted in the murder of her husband, doug, at the hands of her lover. her supporters say the 47-year-old has turned her life around in prison and deserves mercy. her children pictured in the second row of the photo at the hearing post add video online, asking the state to spare her life. my brothers and i really want
for 18 years. however, her family is split on this. some of her husband s relatives say that she planned and executed her husband s murder and his life was not hers to take. now, her case is reignited a debate over capital punishment in this country. especially after pope francis anti-death penalty comments to congress last week. despite supreme court support, executions in the u.s. have dropped dramatically over the last decade or so. down from a high of 98 execut n executions back in 1999 to just 20 so far this year. still, there are several executions scheduled around the country this week. this one in georgia tonight. another one in oklahoma tomorrow, and one in virginia on thursday. again, we re expecting that decision from the parole board here in this case at any moment. francis? gabe gutierrez for us. thank you very much. watching that closely if they make the decision on whether she ll be granted clemency. thanks so much. ahead, hillary clinton s
court. we have consistently lost the case as it s been presented in the public realm on tv and elsewhere. you know what caught my attention, the debate is happening more and more. the exact idea that there is new science. in fact the supreme court will hear a case this fall about memory and eyewitness testimony. first time they ve reviewed this issue in 34 years. now enfir dysart is a psychologist. she prepared testimony to give the georgia parole board on behalf of troy davis, although in the end she was not called. she joins me from new york. thanks for joining us, good morning. good morning, my pleasure. you know, i found this whole situation fascinating, as many people did around the world. let me ask as a starting point, you know, in a situation like this where someone has witnessed or potentially witnessed a crime, what does affect their memories or their perceptions? yes. there are two major categories of information that can influence a witness reliability an