daniel taylor was released after a court found his confession was coerced. multiple police officers beat him. according to the national registry of exxonerations there were nearly 100 overturned convictions last year. daniel taylor and his lawyer, i believe, david owens, joins us from chicago. can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> yes. >> let me start with you. why did you confess to a murder you didn't commit? >>. tactics used on me at an adolescent age a grown man was very scary and fright thing. i can't go into details, it comes out later on. it is stuff that no human being should ever have to experience in a life. >> i know you can't talk about this now, because there's pending litigation. you spend 20 years in gaol. now that you are out, what do you think of the people that put you in there. >> they need to be exposed and held accountable for the things that they have done. and i know that i'm not the first one that they've done it to or the last one that they've down it to. i just want justice. do you think people can get justice. after you went through

it also failed your co-defendant, daniel taylor who was doing life and was exonerated six months beforesee happen to try and somehow right this wrong? >> in our case, i'd like a sense of accountability where the people who do this and cut corners to get cases closed, they should be held accountable for what they do because they constantly preach about due diligence to find and prove certain things when they don't do due dil advance to put people on these cases. >> you're 42 years old. you still have a life ahead of you what do you want to do with it? >> well, actually, i want to go back to school and i'm going to look for a job. i just want to enjoy the rest of my life and enjoy the rest of my life with the grandkids. >> rob, according to the study, which is just a staggering study, there have been more than 1300 exonerations, last year was a record high. how many young people do you think are doing hard time for crimes they did not commit and why are these stories coming out now? >> well, nobody knows who has been wrongfully convicted. the ones we know about are the ones in which exone

taylor run aground in the black sea and being looked at. it was assigned to maritime security operation in the maritime games. nobody was dang erred but danielin port while the daniel assessment continues. >>> member of the national guard is in trouble after pos posting a photo showing soldiers goofing off around casket draped in a flag. here's the photo. wisconsin national guard says it was taken during training not during an actual funeral and casket was empty. stilt image drawing strong reaction from veterans and the family of soldiers killed in action. soldier who posted the photo used the caption quote we put the fun in funeral. she has been suspended from the honor guard and assigned to other duties while the whole thing is investigated. >> report by the independent congressional budget of the says raising the minimum wage to over 10 dollars an hour could come with a big prison tag. loss of nearly half million jobs. on the other hand the report also finds that increasing the machine mum wage could lift 900,000 workers out of poverty in the country. i lost my microphone. new poll by the chamber of commerce fine most people living in san