thanks to the wisconsin innocence project, who helped him get his case overturned. holloway also thanked the hard work of his attorneys in helping to prove his innocence. during his 24 years in prison. holloway s mother died.and that when he says he almost wanted to give up on fighting for freedom. he says his mother s advice of never giving up is what kept him going. now at 48-years-old, holloway has spent a majority of his adult life behind bars. and says the next step will be hard as he tries to find a job. this has been a long thing. i lost family members and different things. i m trying to rebuild my life now. i came in mid-twenties. man, i m almost 50 now. my whole life has changed. changed. under state law, holloway could get about five thousand dollars per year.. for the time he spent in prison. however, that is capped at 25 now to more on the efforts of the innocence project. project.the group, created in 1992, is dedicated to exonerating wronfully convicted peopl
correspondent marlie hall who s live in orlando with the very latest on hurricane matthew. natshurricane matthew - with its 120-mile-an-hour winds - is lashing florida s atlantic coast. the storm is brining heavy rain, and flooding tides to state.(sot - president obama) this is stlli a really dangerous hurricane. the potential for storm surge flooding, loss of life and severe property damage continues to exist. more than half a million people are without power after wind gusts approached 100 miles an hour ov. overnight.(sot - gov. rick scott/r-florida) it s really important that we get power restored as quickly as we can. (gfx)matthew s eye is just off-shore and moving parallel to the coast - hundreds of miles of shoreline, while the storm s flooding rains spread well inla. inland.(sot - rick knabb/director, national hurricane center) the weather is just starting to go downhill in northern florida and on the georgia coastline. matthew is already a killer. in haiti, hit h
hurricane force winds snapped trees and destroyed the side of boat house at a marina in smyrna. (pipe 1 11:48:00)all over the state debris littered streets.in jacksonville, huge waves crashed ashore.officials are worried matthew s storm surge could cause major flooding in low lying areas along the saint johns river. river.on top of those winds, the storm surge is going to be significant. 10 feet plus waves. waves.the governor is expected to tour some of the damage today from this widespread and powerful storm. in south with holdouts to leave. is nothing safe about what is getting ready to happen. officials say more than half a million people are without power in florida. (show transformer on ground pipe 5 10:12)marlie hall, cbs news, orlando. 3 yesterday on the news at four we spoke to my former co-anchor sachelle saunders reporting in daytona beach as she prepared for the hurricane to hit. and last night she was reporting from the thick of it. against the wall as the water
was shot in the back by his six year old brother 3 it was just before 4:00 - when neighbors say a single shot went off inside this home off 20th and hadley. within minutes - police were on scene - rushing a 9-year-old boy to the hospital.:20:36just shock and then my feelings is real hurt cause it s sad when a kid gets hurt. according to family, the 6-year-old found a gun somewhere inside the home - and accidentally shot brother in the back.it remains unclear how the boy got his hands on a loaded gun.at 6:30 - police led a woman out of the home in handcuffs. they did not tell us her connection to the incident. family members tell us the boy lives with his mother - and a step father.:20:44it s sad when a kid goes in his momma s property or fathers property and get a gun and play with it. you know guns is not even safe especially if they know how to take the safety off, a 6-year-old shouldn t even know how to remove the safety on a gun. so apparently the gun wasn t on safety was