." >> narrator: their neighbor, 23- year-old cameron todd willingham, was in the house with his three children when the fire started. >> a call came across the scanner. there was a house fire with possibly people trapped in it. >> i remember my mom screaming, "go back in, go, go try to get the babies." >> and i grabbed him, and i said, "is there anybody in the house?" he said, "yes, my twins are in that room right there." well, i went in the front door, and i went to the left, and that's as far as i could get. it was completely engulfed in fire. >> i pulled up on the scene, got out, immediately started stretching the fire line. i made entry into the house through the front windows, knocking the fire down as i went. >> the first fire fighter came out, he was cradling a small child in his arms, and he began to drop to one knee. and as he began to drop to one knee, the little girl's arm just... just fell limp right at her side, just, you know, just like a little rag doll. >> i went back to the fire room looking for the children. at that time, chief fogg was in there, and he had already l

hearing this coming week in austin, texas, about one of those cases involving a man named cameron todd willinghamand we're asking a judge there to actually make a ruling that an innocent man was wrongfully executed in the united states. >> larry: you're saying they will make an announcement by a judge in texas next week? >> we have a hearing wednesday and thursday. >> larry: that texas kill someone wrongfully. >> it's a case involving a man named cameron todd willingham. >> larry: i read about him. >> there was an article written about him in the "new yorker" and that's what's in the courts. >> larry: i congratulate you all you men, the district attorney especially, craig watkins for being so openminded. the movie is "conviction" opens october 15th. it's great. for more on these incredible stories and information about

hearing this coming week in austin, texas, about one of those cases involving a man named cameron todd willinghamctually make a ruling that an innocent man was wrongfully executed in the united states. >> larry: you're saying they will make an announcement by a judge in texas next week? >> we have a hearing wednesday and thursday. >> larry: that they killed someone wrongfully. >> it's involving a man named cameron todd willingham. there was an article written about it, and that's what's in the courts. >> larry: i congratula

involving a man named cameron todd willingham.ling that an innocent man was wrongfully executed in the united states. >> larry: you're saying they will make an announcement in texas next week -- >> we have a hearing wednesday and thursday. >> larry: this texas killed someone wrongfully. >> yes, cameron todd willingham. >>. >> larry: i read about them. >> there was an award-winning article about it. that's in the courts. >> larry: i congratulate all you men, district attorney, craig watkins, for

hearing this coming week in austin, texas, about one of those cases involving a man named cameron todd willinghamnd we're asking a judge there to actually make a ruling that an innocent man was wrongfully executed in the united states. >> larry: you're saying they

actually having a hearing this week in austin, texas, about one of those cases about a man named cameron todd willingham judge to make a ruling that an innocent man was wrongfully executed in the united states. >> larry: they're saying they will make an announcement by a judge in texas next week. >> we have a hearing. >> larry: that texas killed someone wrongfully? >> "the new yorker," there was an article about it and that's what's -- >> larry:

. >> it's involving a man named cameron todd willingham. there was an article written about it, and that's what's in the courts. >> larry: i congratulate you all you men, the district attorney especially, craig watkins for being so openminded. the movie is "conviction" opens october 15th. it's great. for more on these incredible stories and information about the innocence project, go to cnn.com/larryking and look for the book "tested, how 12 wrongly imprisoned men held on to hope." hillary clinton created sarah palin, that is when palen was picked as john mccain's running mate, it was at least in part to offset the hillary effect. and palin is re-creating hillary. women just might flock back to obama if hillary were at his side. no offense to joe, may i call you joe? but stepping aside might be the best thing you could do for your party. no one would fault you for wanting to spend more time with your family. >> i got to tell you, he's clever. it's all nice inside the belt way politics. but let me tell you something really simple. every rema

it's about a texas man named cameron todd willingham.a fire engulfed willingham's home in 1991, killing his three daughters. ultimately, a jury found him guilty of arson and murder. he was executed in 2004. tonight's edition of "frontline" examines the evidence. here's an excerpt. >> around town in texas, willingham's lack of serious injuries and a night of partying after the fire fueled rumors. >> immediately after the children were killed in the fire, he was seen at a local bar essentially exhibiting behavior that was completely inconsistent with a person who lost his three children. >> when the willingham children died, several of us thought it would be a good idea if we did a benefit dart tournament to raise funds to help with their burial. todd and stacey willingham showed up the night that we had the tournament. todd got too involved in the fun. >> he was heard to brag to others that he wouldn't have anything to worry about now because the money would start rolling in because people would feel sorry for him. >> he showed a great in