that is because you can sharpen them down and make a knife or shank. i m use to plastic spoons. i know that on death row i understand you did see a lot of death with your own eyes. people taking their own lives instead of ultimately what would be happening to them. yes. did you ever come close to a breaking point? no i didn t come close to a breaking point. i d be lying to you if i told you that satan didn t tell me to kill myself. i think every man on death row at some point in time satan will creep on on you and say they re going to kill you. don t give them the satisfaction. go on and do it yourself. i would immediately tell satan, get the behind me. go to my as i call it happy moment which was my sense of humor. i feel like satan was laughing
she needs to go in and fight for every vote and say look, i m not taking this for granted. in 2007 her video said i m in and in to win. that s not her message this time. a lot of her addvisors look at that and cringe that they let it go out the gate. at the same time i don t look at polls you put up. there are potential contenders. right now she s miles ahead of them. happy trails to iowa. welcome to cnn. thank you very much. coming up next storm chasers take us inside the heart of the tornado outbreak in illinois. we ll share the video from these storms. also ahead, 30 years on death row. a man wrongly convicted gets his first taste of freedom. we ll talk to him live about that. stay with me.
thank you jesus. thank you lord. those hugs went on for more than two minutes. convicted of two murders in birmingham in 1985. hinton was freed after the judge granted to drop the charges. prosecutors finally acknowledged hinto hinton s gun did not match the bullets in the killing. think about the last time he was a free man. ronald reagan was president. back to the future led the box office and a stamp costed 22 cents. now brian stephenson from the equal justice initiative. gentlemen, it s a pleasure and privilege. welcome. ray, if you can hear me sir. you are since one week from being on death row. how does it feel to be free?
all right. live tv. it happens. let s try this again. anthony ray hinton. the free man fresh off death row after 30 years for a crime he didn t commit and the man that helped free him. thanks for your patience. ray, let s try this again. you re a free man one week. how does it feel? well it feels wonderful. i have to pinch myself to tell myself i m free but i m having a problem once it turn dark. i haven t been outside in the dark in 30 years, so i be telling my friend it s time for us to get back in. he says you free it s okay. it going to take me little time. i m getting use to it. i like it. i bet you do like it.
allowed him to put the cuffs on him i can t speak for him. i don t know how he felt at that time. from what i ve seen i haven t watched the video completely because i can t, but up until the point even in the frozen frames of the video, i see the expression. i ve been married to him for 27 years. the expression on his face was why are you bothering me? what are you here for? i would say that being upset about how you re being treated does not equate to resisting legally or factionally. what ms. garner says is absolutely accurate. what about the case in south carolina naacp said racial profiling. you came out and said this wasn t about race. i can t say it wasn t i can