"making a murderer" highlights a kratz resigned in 2010 as calumet county d.a. after he admitted to sexually harassing 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 jerk. >> reporter: kratz, now a defense attorney, still stands by his prosecutions of both brendan dassey and steven avery. >> steven avery's guilty and deserves to be right where he is. >> reporter: this woman disagrees. avery's new attorney, kathleen zellner, is nationally known for winning wrongful conviction cases. i caught up with her this afternoon as she was about to visit avery in prison. it's her first interview since taking on the case. >> million dollar question. do you think you have new evidence that could free steven avery? >> is there anything you can tell us about that? >> well, i

. >> reporter: ken kratz was the district attorney of calumet county back in 2005. he worked with investigators tracking teresa's cell phone activity. >> did you get a immediate hit on her cell phone? >> we -- we got information that suggested her phone was last used in or around the vicinity of steven avery's salvage yard. >> reporter: it was a stunning turn of events. crosshairs of law enforcement. he quickly confirmed teresa had been at the yard on october 31st. she'd come by to take pictures of this van that his sister was selling. teresa even left a voicemail before she stopped by. >> hello this is teresa with "auto trader" magazine. i'm the photographer and just giving you a call to let you know that i could come out there today. umm, in the afternoon, it would probably be around 2:00. >> reporter: two things kratz noticed -- even though teresa had been there before to shoot photos, she didn't seem to know where she was going. >> i don't have your address or anything, so i can't stop by without getting a call back from you. >> reporter: and avery had placed tw

. >> one lane open on the westbound side of 8th avenue coming out of downtown towards calumet and santa fe. a lot of folks use that to get over to 6th avenue heading west. this is what the hole looks like close up. daryl orr is there taking a look at that hole and looks like they've at least temporarily stopped work for a minute, daryl. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. they're taking a coffee break, because the temperature out here is just 19 degrees with that windchill. it's very cold out here. not only that, they are using some caution here, because there are main gas lines that this hole. we took a look down in there and sure enough, there's a gas main in there. eight to 10 hours they're this morning, or all day, rather. being out here, some of these cars on 8th avenue, you have to slow down. cars have been going by almost 50 miles per hour and these construction guys are working their butts off. give them a break today and we'll send it back to you. >> you can see the rest oo the drive looks okay. a lot of green, out to dia, north side, or mile high stadium. >>> thank you. we are tw

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kratz was the calumet county district attorney and special prosecutor in the case against steven avery, accusing him of the murder of teresa halbach. the case spanned from 2005 to 2007 and finally resulted in a guilty verdict against avery and a sentence of life in prison. kratz resigned from the da position in 2010 following a sexting scandal where he soon after opened now with hundreds of thousands of people under the impression that avery is innocent after watching the series, kratz has garnered a lot of unwanted attention. "some really vile suggestions having been made by over 2,000 messages that i've received goes well beyond any conktructive dialogue that could have come from this," said kratz. comments that kratz says spececically threaten his s safety, ththsafety of his law firmrmnd even his family. "hopefully that is just idle rantings of individuals that are so affected by this documentary," said kratz. he also says it's unconscionable to call the series a documentary, saying the filmmakers failed to show evidence that lead to avery's guilty verdict. "it's not a documentary a

a prisoner is missing from the calumet transitional house in manchester. the department of corrections says 25-year-old khyree thompson did not return after going to work this morning. thompson was serving time for selling drugs. anyone who has seen this man should call police. right now, manchester police are searching for a stolen drawing from the institute of art. this framed drawing was stolen from a gallery on amherst street between november 25 and december 12. the drawing is worth about $5,000. police say a teenage boy robbed the common man store at the surveillance photos show the 17-year-old entering the store after midnight early this morning. state police say he showed a handgun and demanded cash. a police dog was unable to track down the suspect, but he was later taken into custody in after a pursuit in vermont. >> we were notified vermont state police was currently in a pursuit with a vehicle registered out of new hampshire. they requested units to assist should they be needed. subsequently, he was taken into custody. stephanie: because the sus

only other issue, emergency road repairs near 8th and delaware heading towards calumet. little bit of aadelay out of downtown this morning. >>> don't you love jayson's orange and blue? looking good. >> where do you buy a shirt like that? >> good question. >> he has a special store. >> clown store. >> looking good. thousands to head downtown for a big rally at larimer square today and we'll be there. >> we'll be all hypeed up wearing our orange and we're morning. so is denver 7's sally mamdooh who is live at larimer square with more. >> reporter: it looks empty now, but this entire place will be closed off and packed with over a thousand broncos fans out here for this pep rally. it will have cheerleaders, drummers, former bronco players, thunder, miles, anything broncos will be out here. this will be packed with orange and blue. we'll be out here from noon to 1:00 bringing you that pep rally life. exciting stuff and a lot of fun for anyone who is a broncos fan. it's good to be living in a city where your professional football players are really good and playing against th

until then, one lane of 8th avenue open trying to get past ttat so expect delays coming from speer to calumet and santa fe. accident the north side of town, heavy traffic behind it, thornton parkway. >>> thank you. denver police looking for the person in this surveillance picture. the camera caught them stealing from the forefront church, it `lease call police. >>> in longmont police need your help finding this guy recorded cli top of a statue. in longmont. he ended up falling off, taking one of the fingers of the statue with him. a city employee found the damage when she got to work wednesday morning, and that is when police found this video. they're looking for this person. >>> new this morning, comedian amy schumer is finding herself in trouble, accused of stealing jokes. >> this is a big no no in the comedy world. she's denying this. but peoole have posted videos online comparing her standup routines to other comics and some say they're pretty similar. schumer says it's ridiculous and willing to take a polygraph. >>> coming up, i'' going to take on a coworker who apparently roots for the

kratz was the calumet county district attorney and special prosecutor in the case against steven avery, accusing him of the murder of teresa halbach. the case spanned from 2005 to 2007 and finally resulted in a guilty verdict against avery and a sentence of life in prison. sexting scandal where he soon after opened a law firm in superior. now with hundreds of thousands of people under the impression that avery is innocent after watching the series, kratz has garnered a lot of unwanted attention. "some really vile suggestions having been made by over 2,000 messages beyond any constructive dialogue that could have come from this," said comments that kratz says specifically threaten his safety, the safety of his law firm and even his family. "hopefully that is just idle rantings of individuals that are so affected by this documentary," unconscionable to call the series a documentary, show evidence that lead to avery's guilty verdict. "it's not a documentary at all, it's an advocacy piece," said the filmmakers say they represented the facts accurately using exactly what kratz said in news

through the weekend, so this is the rain that we have in place mostly focused over nantucket and calumet flurries with both the north shore and sea coast of new hampshire and future cast generally dry, mostly cloudy, not going to -- thicken between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. and very hit or miss style and a lot more of us likely miss out on wet weather today than see it and all be prepared along the coastline and end up being a couple of sprinkles and back into central mass, southern new hampshire, flurries, last of it 10:00 tonight and then we clear out tomorrow morning. it could end at 10:00 with flurries down to the coastline and this is a great looking saturday morning at 7:00 a.m. this is the afternoon at 5:00 p.m. and clouds will be coming back into place. now, only northern new england that gets some saturday night snow, we stay dry here, and by sunday we will return to partly sunny conditions along with warm-up. some of you even near 50 today lower 40s for the cape and islands, south shore, southcoast, and that's where we get mostly rain drops. as we start talking about mix of drizz

. >> reporter: volunteers something, and one of them calumet county sheriff. >> we have found a rav-4. it is all covered up. >> it's all covered up?ed, but it's got a lot of stuff on it, branches. >> reporter: it was teresa's car, right there in the avery salvage yard.ig moment to find the car. >> it is the moment. it is the moment that turns thisperson's investigation into a criminal investigation. transported teresa's car to their lab, where it was scoured ence. >> male blood is -- is found in the vehicle. female blood is found in the vehicle. f days to get a dna profile. county authorities took the lead in the case because of the pending lawsuit avery had filed against manitowoc county. detectives questioned avery again. >> do >> who? >> teresa. >> and did have you anything to isappearing? >> no, no. >> and the only time that she's ever been to your house is just to knock on the door. >> reporter: kratz says, in another interview, avery added this detail. >> he also says importantly, that never touches the suv at all. >> reporter: but the evidence seemed to tell a different story.i

will get worse even this afternoon as more and more folks will be using that going from speer to calumet. southbound side of i-25, cdot camera, traffic is stacked up, now they're moving around. back to the travel time. looks like they've moved that ramp that comes from 84th avenue to southbound i-25 and shortened it over half an hour getting into downtown denver. >>> thank you, jayson. 6:35now. we are celebrating the broncos chase for the championship. bowl l. the broncos have to defeat the patriots. denver7 reporter lindsay watts is outside at the denver 7 tailgate with those die hard fans and she made her way on the crazy bus. how is it going out there? >> reporter: it's a party. we have the music going, dancing a little bit. we're giving you a look on the broncos' bus with these super fans. it's matthew that owns this bus. you were telling me, started out as a man cave inside your home. all your broncos gear. your wife got tired of that so what happened next? >> made me build a rolling man cave. >> i like it. >> big tailgating machine. it. get ready for broncos. >> you said it's still

. >> from the information he received from calumet county, that's the only knowledge he had. >> reporterthe victim's key that was found in avery's trailer but only after it was searched multiple times. >> he moved a bookcase and kind of handled it roughly and that's when i believe the key fell out. can, you know, things get overlooked? yes, they can. in this case, they did. it's not because it was planted there. >> reporter: as far as the outrage around the country, the sheriff stands by the investigation. >> quite frankly, i feel we did nothing wrong. we had a lot of people involved. and my deputies played some important roles and found some key evidence and i'm not ashamed of that. >> reporter: do you believe that steven avery is innocent? >> i believe that justice was served and i believe he is guilty. >> reporter: lori segal, cnn money, new york. >> i want to bring back cnn legal analysts to discuss this case. i know neither of you has been getting a lot of sleep lately because it's ten episodes ander that's watched this reported bingeing this, they cannot look away. that said, i wan

often have in american history, and the idea that this man sat down and smoked a cala met -- smoked a calumet pipe is not an image that we have. ofon't really have an idea an aloof washington being able to carry that off. so i hope what i will be able to is add another ,imension to washington's life but the subversive purpose of it is to really emphasize how important indians were not just in washington's life, but also in american history, where i actually and genuinely believe that a lot of american history doesn't make sense. so many things in washington's life would not have happened the way they did had it not be for the presence of indian people or washington's presence in indian country. so that is where i am right now. that will be on my mind for a bit. douglas: we are very much looking forward to that. let's give him a ground of applause. [applause] prof. calloway: thank you. there are books for sale right outside the door and we will make colin sign them all before he is allowed to leave, right over at this table, so look forward to that. and i look forward to seeing you all in the