deborah feyerick gives us an advanced look. >> reporter: if i met you in may of 1993, how convinced wouldave been of the guilt of the three teenagers? >> 100%. >> reporter: so now, do you believe the three men in prison are guilty? >> no, ma'am. they're 100% innocent. we needed someone to hate to survive because our child was dead. >> reporter: we meet damien exelse at super max prison, an hour's drive south of little rock. you were asked at the trial did you kill christopher byers, your answer was then? >> no. absolutely not. >> reporter: your answer is. >> absolutely not. even though it's 20 years you don't get used to being asked that. it's the kind of thing that screws with your head for the rest of your life. >> we'll have deborah feyerick's full report tomorrow on "360." up next though, the story that real just breaks your heart. a mom, stepfather and the little boy they lost to bullying. they say bullying that they warned the school about and got no action. >>> later, how is michael j. fox doing nearly 20 years after being diagnosed with parkinson's? cnn's sanjay gupta sat down wit

. >> we will leave your mom out of this one, and thank you, deborah feyerick. >>> talking about the shish us in -- issues in the d.c. mayoral race are what the president was talking about. you will also hear from the school's chancellor, about education and it is a big issue there and big issue to you. and out there voting is the strong tea, and we will pull it together for you. it is a nightmare for good thing for the republican party? >>> and off to the races, among the big challenges tonight, charlie rangel who was the chairman of the house ways and means committee, and he had to step aside because of an ethics investigation, and how will that aft that race? and eliot spitzer, the former new york governor, we will get his take and much more. the hassle. i'm not too sure about this. look at this. [ security agent ] right. you never kick off with sales figures. kicking off with sales figures! i'm yawning. i'm yawning some more. aaaaaaaand... [ snores ] i see your point. yeah. [ snores ] [ male announcer ] we understand.® you need a partner who delivers convenience. next time use fedex of

. >>> deborah feyerick is monitoring other top stories in "the situation room." what is going on?well, wolf, washington, d.c.'s police chief says that one person is dead following a driveby shooting which happened in the broad daylight in a place where people were leaving a funeral. a group of men got into a suv and fled the scene and the vehicle overturned and one person died and another person is being treated for a gunshot wound. >>> laws against driving and texts textting may not do the trick, because they may actually increase the risk of a crash, because people may hold the phone down low to keep it out of sight, and keeps the eyes off of the road. the government calls the study misleading and shows that its own research helps to reduce crashes while texting. >>> and toys "r" us are are planning to hire 35,000 people nationwide which is double its usual workforce. and best buy is also putting out the help wanted sign. they will hire additional employees for the holiday seasons. good news. >> temporary jobs are better than no jobs at all. >> absolutely. >> thank you, deb. >>>

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