trial." >> reporter: his attorneys have asked a federal court to review his case. >> do you think brendan dasseyally get a new trial? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: ken kratz prosecuted both cases and still believes brendan is guilty, that his confession fit the evidence. but he does have one regret, that graphic conference press he gave. >> there is a substantial amount of physical evidence. having to do it all over again, i would not have given that press conference. i would have simply released the complaint. >> reporter: retracked friday his other regrets are personal. "making a murderer" highlights a scandal he faced after the avery verdict. kratz resigned in 2010 as calumet county d.a. after he admitted to sexually harassing a victim in a domestic violence case he was trying. i covered the story back then and make my own quick appearance in "making a murderer." >> reported the harassment to the police who -- >> reporter: kratz says he's a changed man. >> i look back to the bravado and the narcissism really that i experienced and expressed. and it is surprising to me, you know. i was a j

remeer brendan dassey? brendan told investigators that he had helped his uncle steven kill teresa. but he immediately recanted the statement. brendan's story is now outraging many viewers who have seen the confession tapes. >> tell us, and what else did you do? come on. something with the head. >> reporter: his new attorneys, steven drizin and laura nirider, say brendan was just 16 years old then, has a low iq, and was coaxed into making a false confession after investigators fed him details of the crime. >> we have the evidence brendan. we just need you to -- to be honest with us. >> that he cut off her hair. >> what else was done to her head? >> that he punched her. >> what else? what did he make you do, brendan? what did he make you do? >> cut her. >> what else happens to her in her head? it's extremely, extremely important you tell us this, for us to believe you. come on, brendan, what else? >> that's all i can remember. >> all right, i'm just gonna come out and ask you. who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> then why didn't you tell us that? >> 'cause i couldn't think of it.

i was just reporting on it and what they found.but did steven avery or brendan dassey do it? levy says her answer to that question doesn't matter because she wasn't on the jury. joe webb local 12 news. the 3 the filmmakers spent ten years working on *making a murderer*. we reached out to them for our story, but did not hear from them. 3 time/temp ...it's dress up your pet day ...so let us know if you ever dress up your pet, and share a picture on the local12 facebook page.plus ... behind the wheel with one of the biggest pop stars ....the late late show's james corden does some carpool karaoke with 3 3 it's dress up your pet day ... so on facebook we're asking you to share pictures of your 3 we want you to join the conversation -- just *like* the local 12 page on facebook to share your thoughts. 3 3 (show open) 3 now at five.one point five billion dollars.we'll tell you about all the winning powerball tickets that are popping up across the country. 3 the fairfield city school district is using an innovative way to help students in need stay healthy. i'll tell you about it...n

>> brendan dassey, in part of his three and a half hour confession that the documentary didn't allow about taking bleach, a good bit of bleach and cleaning up the area where the shooting occurred. bleach is one of the only things that destroys or kills dna. he and uncle steven were cleaning that up. in fact, brendan turned over to the police, and we recovered, we presented it as evidence his bleach-stained jeans that he was wearing that day. so you can see the splashes up of the bleach which was absolutely consistent not only with the blood evidence being cleaned up, being removed because of the bleach, but also the statement by 16-year-old brendan. >> finally, ken, i have to ask you. you were suspended and ran into some legal trouble of your own for unethical behavior with female jurors. some have said that's a good reason for us not to listen to anything you have to say. to those critics who say that, you say what? >> well, i really appreciate the opportunity to talk about that because all of this problem which occurred because of or at least partly because of a prescription drug d

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brendan dassey won't be eligible for parole until 2048.or the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham. >> ifill: next, we turn to "brief but spectacular" our occasional series where we ask interesting people to discuss their passions. tonight, we hear from illustrator and graphic journalist wendy macnaughton, who uses her art to tell stories that might otherwise be overlooked. >> so you guys are pointing this camera in my face but the thing is i don't have a camera but i can still capture you so don't move. you guys are going to hate me for this. illustrated journalism is the words that i use to tell stories. real stories using drawings that i do mostly from life and the words of the people who i speak with. i think a lot of times with photography for example if you take a camera and just start if you put a camera in somebody's face then they might feel a little objectified but i'm not saying i do right now. if you have a sketch pad and you're drawing instead of people wondering what you're doing to them they're curious about what you're doing

your film follows the trials of avery and his nephew, brendan dassey. did i leave anything out that we absolutely need to know before we go on? >> no, i wish we had met you 10 years ago. you would have saved us a lot of important point. years. how did you first learn the story of steven avery? >> so, it was back in november of 2005, and steven avery the "new york times" and the headline read, "freed by d.n.a. now charged in new crime." and we were immediately fascinated by the headline and went on to read the story and understand that steven was in this incredible position of having served 18 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. he became one of wisconsin's first d.n.a. exonries, and was charged with murder. >> stephen: a lot of people look at the documentary series and they look at it as a, you know, a who done it. but that doesn't seem to be your intention in making it? why did you make this? what do you hope the message of the documentary is. >> we like to say it's more a what we were documenting is the process, and that's cha justice is, i

steven avery and his nephew, brendan dassey, were both convicted of murdering a woman and burning her body. but the popular documentary "making a murderer" questioned whether the men are really innocent. supporters of the men are expected to gather outside the county courthouse this morning... calling for a *new trial. avery also hired a *new legal team a few weeks ago. right now, both them are serving *life in prison. 3 and yet 3 *another loss in the music world this month. "paul kantner"... the man who co- founded two legendary bands... "jefferson airplane" and "jefferson starship" ... has passed away. he led the groups through the sixties, seventies, and eighties. the original after complications from a heart attack. paul kantner was 74 years old. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 still ahead: the rays get a new *look for spring training. and we're not *just talking about the roster. 3 plus: one football fan is feeling a little *blue... after losing a playoff bet. and if you thought *this was bad, wait til you hear what's he's 3 time to talk some sports this morning. and the rays *busy offseason conti

who prosecuted steven avery and brendan dassey... says he feels an obligation to speak up... for victim teresa halbach and her family. the case gained national attention after netflix released the series. the producers say they made it to shed light on the nation's criminal justice system. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > r&b singer chris brown will not face any charges... in relation to the las vegas assault allegations made against him. a woman told police that brown punched her in the face... at a new year's after-party at the palms. brown denied the allegations... and the decision was made yesterday not to move forward with charges... because of the lack of evidence. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > singer mariah carey has announced new dates for her las vegas residency. tickets for 18 new "mariah.. number one to infinity" shows will go on sale friday at 10 a-m. the added shows range from june to september. carey first kicked off her show inside the colosseum at caesars palace in may 2015. for tickets... go to the colosseum box office... or get them online. just go to las vegas now dot com

." >> activists believe that steven avery and his nephew brendan dassey were wrongly convicted of murder in wisconsin ten years ago citing new findings presented in a documentary. they've started a petition asking president obama to give them a full pardon, but the white house says the president cannot pardon anyone convicted of a state criminal offense. >>> the mother of the so-called affluenza teen will be arraigned tonya couch is accused of helping a felon, her son, ethan avoid apprehension and was brought from los angeles yesterday in handcuffs and leg irons. ethan remains in mexico fighting his extradition. her attorney says the $1 million bail is unreasonable and wants it reduced. >>> a texas woman in her 50s has given birth to her own granddaughter acting as a surrogate for her daughter and son-in-law. tracy thompson delivered a healthy 6 pound 11 ounce girled named kelsey wednesday afternoon. the baby's parents had undergone several infertility treatments only to suffer three miscarriages. thompson says she was happy to carry the baby for her daughter. >> her and her husband have

he was the former county d-a who prosecuted steven avery and brendan dassey. both are serving life sentences for halbach's murder. nearly 8-million children died in 2013.. and a new report says most of those deaths were preventable. we'll go through the leading causes of child death.. next in today's health report. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male...? this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i was walking home. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. share it with yourself. freshlycracked egg with ham and bacon,or sausage, people back east are thawing out from blizzard 20-16. and while they're warming ou

an online white house petition urged president obama to pardon steven avery and brendan dassey. both are serving time for a 2005 murder. but petition-signers say the men were wrongfully convicted. the case attracted national attention, after the hit netflix documentary series. the white house says, under the constitution, the president can't pardon the men because they were convicted of state, not federal, crimes. cynthia: president obama has vetoed legislation to repeal his health care law. republican lawmakers have pushed for many repeal measures, but this is the first to make it to the president's desk. house speaker paul ryan predicts it's just "a matter of time" before the law is finally overturned. and off to its worst start to a year, ever! the stock market had a fourth straight day of triple-digit the dow closed down 167 points. the nasdaq lost 45. stacey: numbers from wall street don't look good. neither do the plunging temperatures we are about to experience. cynthia: kurtis has the details. kurtis: we will have a little light snow, and the big cold will roll on in. ab

now the former district attorney who prosecuted steven avery and brendan dassey is writing a book. ken kratz says he feels an victim teresa halbach and her family. avery and dassey are serving life sentences for the murder of halbach. crimestoppers. who are we looking for? lesa: we are looking for desiree wanted by the u.s. marshals office registration of heroin. brady is. 5' pounds. she has passed arrest for felonious assault and assault on a police officer. she is believed to be in the newport area. also we are looking for steve young, wanted for felony robbery, felony burglary, and six misdemeanor cases. he' s named in a december 17 incident where reports say he door and removed property. he is also named in a separate december 29 incident involving a person -- a purse snatching. he' pounds. he has passed arrest from the robbery, domestic violence, and possession of drugs trade it was last known to live on windy drive in westwood. mark: thanks for coming in. if you have information that will help police, call crime 352-3040. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. mir

series.petitions on the website change dot org and white-house dot gov are asking president obama to pardon "brendan dassey".both men are serving time for killing freelance photographer "teresa halbach" in 2005.their case is part of a 10-episode netflix documumntary called "making a murderer" that raises questions about the strength of their convictions.president obama's staff has responded saying they dont have the power to do anything.the white house says only federal prisoners can be pardoned by the president and both men are locked up on state charges. 3 federal agents in san bernardino, california are asking for the public's help this morning. morning.they're working to put together a timeline of the two gunmen's movements -- who shot and killed 14 people last month.an f-b-i agent says there's about a 20 minute gap they need to fill on the afternoon of december second. they say it's the time between the deadly attacks and the shootout that killed syed farook and tashfeen malik. 3 bill cosby's wife will not face a deposition today thanks to the ruling of a magistrate judge. judge.camille cosby was set

around the country are expected today to peacefully protest the convictions of steven avery and brendan dassey in manitowoc. protesters believe they were wrongfully convicted in the this morning the reds caravan continues on the road... and 9 on your side is with them. them.they'll return to a big welcome back sunday in florence.but until then... 9 on your side's keenan singleton reports the reds are enjoying seeing their fans. fans.good morning everyone, keenan singleton here in columbus for 2016 reds caravan tour and what better place to get a true sense of the tour than hopping on the caravan itself. now this is a team that's going through rebuilding but they're hoping the road to 2016 isn't nearly as bumpy as some experts seems to think. we're trying to get our club think we had it with the nucleus of players to get it done. tried to interject some guys with talent and energy. gonna be an exciting year to watch these guys develop. develop. i still really like our lineup. i liked what i saw from the young pitchers last year. ii'm looking forward to this year. year. now if want to check out

personal opinion is that the state did not meet its burden either in steven avery's case or brendan dassey's say, in my opinion, not guilty. >> stephen: in your opinion? >> i mean, i pretty much agree with laura. >> stephen: is that because guilty or they haven't-- because who am i to say? there are things, if you can'tnce, if you can't discount that evidence, there's blood, there's bones, there's location, all those things say well it's reasonable to me to consider this person at for it. you know, is it the idea that we've got guilty or not guilty in our system as opposed to prven? >> that's a great point. absolutely. i mean, there are things that he could be guilty, but is he guilty beyond a reasonableing i've seen-- and i've seen a lot of stuff-- nothing i've seen has convinced me of that. >> stephen: what would you like to make your next documentary on, something likeck makers or ice dancing or something like that? ( laughter ) has it been hard to live with this story for a long period of time? >> i would love toorence and the machine, but i haven't reached out to her yet. ( cheers and a