michael callahan now had a small window to deliver what he discovered about the case.went over everything in the case and my concerns of misconduct, the fact that the two eyewitnesss had no credibility. how detectives had actually distorted and lied in reports, witnesses that were ignored. >> but the prosecutor felt the jury got it right the first time. >> ever since the attorney general lisa madigan came in charge of the appeal, the case has been mismanaged through indifference or incompetence. they were clearly capable of committing murder, and that was proven. >> the prosecutors, to the bitter end, always maintained that the person is guilty, because otherwise, it's to admit that they and the police that worked with them fabricated evidence. >> in the end, based on callahan's report and a lack of faith in the evidence, attorney general lisa madigan decided the judge's ruling was the correct one. >> it's within 17 years, three months, two weeks and one day. i'm ready for it to end. >> we were willing to believe that randy was going to be freed until he walked through

the tune of $240,000 we feel strongly i know many in the community through 9 support of director callahan and the civic services and the mayor's office bottom line we have a new testing process that is working out but we feel strongly i personally feel strongly is maintaining the diversity of men and women in uniform some of the initial numbers need improvements for that the diverse applicant pool the one way to have funds allocated for men and women in uniform to go out and recruit last year, it didn't get funded all the collective said thought that was money well spent on recruitment for $240,000 and the other large area and it is pulsing to me i know on 3 occasions the department has been criticized and analyzed for a function in 2002 before i was chief the recommendation for nearly a $500,000 spending for the unit for 4 positions we're asking for 3, 13 years later for the same amount of time and we're criticized from all aspects this department does a good job we definitely do not want the positions deleted we'll take the the united states of america cuts and deal with that those o ar

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. >> were you surprised at what mary callahan said about china. >> it's interesting.ob is to be a cheerleader but clearly, there is a concern here so i appreciate that she's, you know, bringing that to the forefront. it is important, it does make me nervous. she does have a great global view and traveling the world speaking to investors everywhere. it's of some concern. >> gm and ford may stink but fiat, chrysler is okay. tie out toyota is doing okay. would you be in the auto sector? >> it's predicated like china. it's a massive swing and the data we saw yesterday is clear that they are not being honest and truthful. i would say that their stock market can go up and the actual demand for the u.s. product could really stall tremendously. so i think the u.s. companies are much more, you know, sort of in trouble during the scenario. >> market flash on an auto play. taking off, dom has details. >> melissa, we got a tweet request. shares of hertz are soaring. right now up about 15% on relatively heavy volume. 1.8 million shares traded so far. the car rental company announc

with three things you need to be looking at this morning along with jonathan, the coo of hurdle callahannews today. >> i chose the number one stocks. the selloff continues today. you can see the shanghai composite versus gold. the chinese newspaper -- >> mouthpiece. >> you said it, not me. they ran a headline yesterday. we have all of these efforts going by china and associated agencies. >> can we pull the chart again? >> it is tongue-in-cheek but in all seriousness, let's talk about these numbers. back at the peak, it has risen 16% so it basically has a worse run now. stephanie: you can comment on china or you can say, which chart? you had a tongue twister? matt: gold bugs may be happy to see the chart and what you think about what we see in china? >> the shares went to 30 times earnings. the man on the street was using leverage to buy. it is not really surprising there was a correction there. the comment about believe? >> confidence is more precious than gold. >> the capital markets are based on credit. the word credit is based on the latin to believe. it is important. what is more imp