journalism. >> mawsheemaureen corrigan thanu >> mawsheemaureen corrigan thanu very much.y much. >> thank you lisa. >> thank you lisa. >> why did they get rid of >> why did they get rid of arguably the best player in arguably the best player in history, just before the world history, just before the world cup? cup? i'll i'll ask ask the coach when i speak the coach when i speak >> al jazeera america presents >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe burlinger the system with joe burlinger >> the dna testing shows that >> the dna testing shows that these are not his hairs these are not his hairs >> unreliable forensics >> unreliable forensics >> the problem the bureaus got >> the problem the bureaus got is they fail, it's a is they fail, it's a big, big deal... big, big deal... >> convicted of unspeakable >> convicted of unspeakable crimes crimes did flawed lab work take away did flawed lab work take away their freedom? their freedom? >> i was 18 when i went in... >> i was 18 when i went in... when i came out i was 50... when i came out i was 50... you don't get it

for more on nellie bligh, i'm joined by maureen corrigan. around the world in 72 days and other writings. so maureen, there can't be many journalists who were famous enough had their own time to inspire a board game based on their exploits based on an anthology 150 years after they were born. how is it that nellie bligh is still talked about? >> she captures our imagination. she particularly captures the imagination of young girls. every year i get letters, e-mails to my office send by young girls who are doing research projects on nellie bligh. and they write to me because i was on a documentary once talking about her. they want to know how she got to where she was. they love the idea that she was a writer, a journalist who actually like hemingway went out and went on the road and had adventures. as you know she went around the world in 72 days. on that famous journey she just carried a small carpetbag in which she fit a jar of cold cream and a change of underwear. what a woman! >> well, you know you had that same curiosity about her as do

and there's nobody better to tl us about that than my friend greg corrigan of raley's, vice president of produce and floral here. so, first of all, tomatoes. how do you pick the best tomato? >> well, tomatoes here--one of our best sellers is the tomato on the vine as you're seeing right here. so they're grown actually indoors. so most of the time, all you have to look for is make sure there's no blemishes, no cuts, no scars. but generally they're consistent, good tomatoes. >> ok, so noq we're on to the melon area. what should we look for, like, in a good cantaloupe? what are we looking for? >> well, cantaloupe, again, a lot of it's based on the skin. you don't want to see any blistering or any wrinkling. you want to see a nice, consistent, round, firm flesh to it. a nice and heavy, dense piece of fruit. >> ok. >> as you were noticing here, i think you were gonna... > yeah. is this bad? i mean, i'd look at that and go "ooh." >> it's actually not. actually, all that is is from where it sat on the ground. >> now, what about the honeydew? what are we lookina for? i notice a difference in

members are corrigan, to determine feasibility and that's been approved. >> the tactical team will be wearing coveralls, shin guards, stab-proof vests, helmets and gas masks. we also have the electronic immobilizing device, otherwise called a stun gun and we also have an eid shield. >> i'm always training myself. physically, psychologically, to be on guard, to be ready to combat these officers or prisoners, whatever might come my way. and i can do it. >> the extraction team sprays pepper spray into the cell and waits. >> they'll give the prisoner an order to comply. if the prisoner complies, then he'll be removed from the cell and whatever they need to do, they will do. >> but roberson doesn't comply. after two applications of pepper spray, the officers move in. >> after a prisoner is sprayed with o.c., we're obligated to take him over and wash him off with cold water. and then he'll be strip searched and moved to a different cell. he stays there two hours. >> are you going to be here forever? >> you can be least proud -- >> they're the ones that say stuff. i'm not going to let nobody

corrigan had to or mole at kron 4 app.ever you need to get you out the door to workers quicken always find that under mobile lab. as for traffic around the bay area were not looking at any right now. from my last report talk about and to that or north on 280 that's not the case anymore. we are seeing better conditions always open and not downtown san ave. taken a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza your stuff and still lose some of the backup. traffic is still jammed up from the freeway approached jerry >>: i tried to beef professional and hopefully nobody would see my shorts when i figured it's had a u.s. social it. 93 degrees i look like a father heading to disneyland. when i got no shame because kennedy high today. you see people behind me wear shorts shirtsleeves she never or supporters of fun, this is the closest she plans to be on camera. she went inside to get herself on its coffee if you like warm yesterday's today those today's airdates if you don't like it the aura about it tomorrow will be it a cool down comi

what you will see is the wonderful commodity called copper was wrong way corrigan in terms of predictingd to move down, copper moved up for quite a while. >> okay. thank you, sir. mr. liesman, thank you as well. we still have our guest host. former chairman and ceo of wells far tkpoe. i know we don't have much time. wii mentioned target briefly when we were talking earlier about potential breaches and what that all means. you were on the board of target. you helped higher greg steinhofel. >> right. >> i know you weren't on the board when this happened but you knew him. and you handed off to mr. steinhofel. >> i was surprised, one, that it happened and, two, that the reaction was eventually that greg leaves the company. i thought very highly of him. but there was some issues going o. and i think the board made the right decision. >> how much of it was because of the data breach and the canada acquisition? >> again, i don't know. i've been gone three years. it was a combination. i'm sure it wasn't just the data breach. >> it's always easy to second-guess things in hind set. is he the right