that with secretary clinton. we will talk with her a lot about what is going on in the country right now. i m really looking forward to that interview. but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through-the-looking-glass, absolutely bizarre, impossible to believe story out of missouri related to a man named kevin strickland. kevin strickland was 18 years old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. he was put on trial for a triple murder he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an al buy. it didn t matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn t matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime. it didn t matter either. it was an all-white jury. he was 18 years old. he was convicted on all counts. he was sentenced to life in prison. to
the launch is scheduled to begin at 1:20 a.m. tonight. nasa says their live stream starts at half hour past midnight. okay. that does it for us now. we ll see you tomorrow, depending on what happens to the asteroid. now it s time for the last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, rachel. you have our attention on that. can we steer them or not? i know how much you love local tv. i know. you just cannot take your eyes ooff it. attend of the hour tonight, we re going to have a local tv segment, and it s montana local tv. okay. and it is starring a guy named jon tester. and we see senator jon tester. he comes on your show. he comes on my show. montana jon tester, when he is doing local tv in montana, it s a whole other thing. and we re going to we re going bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond at the end of this hour. a little piece of local tv. does it or does it not involve, a, a tractor, or b, a live animal? i d say the big difference is t
i m really looking forward to that interview. but before we get there, i want to give you an important update tonight on a story that we have been covering closely. this is a story that is more than four decades in the making. as i said, we have been covering it for a while now just because it is a through the looking glass absolutely bizarre impossible to believe story out of missouri. and it s related to a man name kevin strikland. kevin strikland was years old when he was arrested in kansas city, they put him on trial for a triple murder that he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an alibi, didn t matter, he had people who cooperated his alibi. did it matter. there was no physical evidence at all connecting him to the crime. that did not matter either. it wasn t all white jury, he was 18 years old. he was convicted on all counts. he was sentenced to life in prison. well today he is 62 years old. and for the entirety of the more than four decades that kevin strikla
good evening rachel, you ve got us in suspense on that one, that s for sure we. can we scare them or not? i know how much you love local tv. i know, you just cannot take your eyes off it. at the end of the hour tonight, we are going to have a local tv segment, and it s a montana local tv. we okay. no and it is starring a guy named jon tester. and we siege senator jon tester, he comes on your show, he comes on my show. montana jon tester, when he s doing local tv in montana, it s a whole other thing. and we re going to bring that to america, to all 50 states and beyond, at the end of this hour. a little piece of we does it or does it not involve, a tractor, or be a live animal. the big difference is the wardrobe. the big difference is the dress code, a local montana tv versus the senate office building. rachel, before you go, i hope you can help me with something we. we are dealing with a very serious case of what s senator daniel patrick, former harvard professo
old in 1978 when he was arrested in kansas city, missouri. they put him on trial for a triple murder that he insisted he had nothing to do with. he had an alibi. it didn t matter. he had people who corroborated his alibi, it didn t matter. there was no physical evidence connecting him to the crime.al it didn t matter either. it was an all-white jury. he was 18 years old. he was convicted on all counts. he was sentenced to life in prison.as today he is 62 years old, and for the entirety of the more than two excuse me, more than four decades that kevin strickland has been behind bars he has maintained his absolute innocence of the crimes for which he was convicted. last year the kansas city star god bless them, did an in-depth investigation into his case. they found very extensive problems with his case, like problems you can t believe even if you are not a lawyer, r e. problems you can t believe even if all you have ever see is a cop tv show. like, for example, the two oth