. >> another what topic kept drill neutral stutes. many states including ohio are suing over that order. also new tonight. two employees are suing after the school closes. they violated federal law by not the status for the thousands of people who lost their jobs when the school shut down. they are asking for wages and benefits that would have been paid. >> an unwelcomed guest came to classes this week. it was just too hot. we are live tonight to tell us how this is hitting some >> all of this abig deal because now it is a safety issue. >> especially by today's starpds an old unit like this is a luxury the only thing left standing. >> was going to skip class because it an is too what. >> class was not took it all in. >> it was hot in spanish and doors with aed lee locked. >> -- would be locked. >> it is ridiculous. i don't see why they don't have air. >> some schools are not taking she did dress her kids in lighter clothing. >> and for a complete list of the school closings out there check our the website. >> you know i was sitting th

: and the stute not rested for ae other crimes. mr. ford prove he didn't do these other crimes. until proven innocent, in this case? >> cox: no, because it's not a estionf guilt or innocence. it's a question of whether he's entitled to money, taxpayer money. >> whitaker: but you say he has to prove that he's innocent of these other charges, these oth crimes for which he's never been charged, for which he's never been tried. >> cox: that's correct. >> whitaker:e s to prove that he's innocent of them in order to get the cpensation? he was punished for something that he might have done. thatoesn't seem fair. >> cox: you want fairness... suosed to provide fairness? >> cox: it is supposed to provide justice. >> whitaker: youonnk he deserves compensation. >> cox: i think that taw ord: what law is this? i never heard of such law where >> whitaker: after 30 years in prison? >> ford: right. >> whitaker: 30 years on death row in... in solitary confinement, and the state of louisiana releases mr. ford with a $20 gift card. >> cox: you're trying to portray the state of louisiana as some kin