than that. reporter: dassey s attorneys say: dassey s uncle steven avery has a spending appeal for his murder conviction. wagner doesn t believe dassey s appeal will affect avery s case. dassey s confession was not used against avery, so i think the argue that maybe some of the jury pool might have heard about that, so it might have been tainte but these are two completely separate things. where it all ends, two knows. reporter: if the state had not appealed, dassey could have been set free as soon as november. schimel says the halbach family supports the appeal. thank you. one of the girls charged changed her plea from not guilty to not guilty by reason of mental defect. street lights are out on the city s east side, from south austin, south 4th, west howard avenue, west morgan avenue. the street lights are out, though traffic lights are working. lights are expected to be back on by tomorrow night. we h construction workers plan to stretch the zoo interchange
a twist in the making of a murderer case. brad schimel will overturn the ruling against brendan dassey. where will the case go reporter: this process will likely take some time. in 2007, brendan massey was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of teresa halbach. but it has been overturned, saying the 16-year-old was coerced to confess. he will remain in prison, while the state fights a court ruling that could set him free. ultimately what the 7th decide is whether his rights were violated, was his confession involuntary. reporter: jeff wagner expects the three-month briefing process before oral arguments even begin. i don t think you ll have anything new on this case for six months, maybe more than that. reporter: dassey s attorneys say: dassey s uncle steven avery has a spending appeal for his murder conviction. wagner doesn t believe dassey s appeal will affect avery s case. dassey s confession was not used against avery, so i think the avery attorneys arg
breaking now- charlotte is under a state of emergency to deploy the north carolina national guard to the city after protests turned violent again last night.rioters smashed in several store-front windows and looted businesses . one man was shot by another protester .. and is in critical condition.two others were hospitalized, and four police officers were taken to hillary clinton and donald trump are weighing in on the protests in charlotte and the police shooting in tulsa. tracie potts has that and more from washington. presidential candidates are reacting to the violence in north carolina, a battleground state. and the police shooting of an unarmed man in tulsa, oklahoma. (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee :11-:15) it s unbearable. and it needs to become intolerable. ( fox news ) super burned indonald trump - in a fox town hall - says to stop inner-city crime: ( fox news ) super burned in (sot: ld nominee :18-:22) i would do stop-and-frisk. i think you have
liar. he s a bully. a narcissist at a level this country hasn t seen. what s behind his change of heart? two police shootings this week. don t shoot him. peaceful protests are growing around the country as we grapple with the question, what can be done to keep this from happening? joining me for insight and analysis are doris kearns goodwin, hugh hewill, gwef ifil and mike murphy. welcome to sunday. it s meet the press. good sunday morning. it s an nfl sunday. really, this feels like a pregame show. the big game is tomorrow night on new york s long island. most important campaign moment until the next debate. probably not this time. hillary clinton comes in with nervous democrats feelin a little bit better about things. four national polls showed clinton up. three of the polls she s up by six points. in today s washington post/abc poll she s up by two. some show donald trump doing better and have a path. trump has never been more competitive than he is now. there