that's my opinion. >> reporter: dr. spitz had been telling the truth. dana had hit her head on the road after falling out of a car. and the original autopsy, which identified three small abrasions on her elbows and shoulder, proved that. >> the abrasions were significant to him, that abrasions to the elbows and the shoulder are indicative of a fall. when you fall back, your arms tend to go back to brace yourself from the fall. >> dr. spitz, if these fractures are a result of being struck with a weapon the size of a pool cue, i believe you said you would expect lacerations on her scalp, is that right? >> yes, let me just say this. if this was a weapon, this whole thing would look different. >> and not to slight your county person, but dr. spitz has got a lot of credentials, a lot of autopsies, a lot of history. >> the concern is that the jury buys the flash and -- and doesn't listen to the science. >> reporter: but before the jury could mull over the science, they had to take into account the story of the only other person in

historic cases like the jfk assassination and more recent sensational cases like casey anthony, dr. spitz had even written the textbook for pathologists, and he disagreed with everything the coroner had to say. >> dr. barnett's opinion was that these fractures that you see in this photo were caused by do you agree with that opinion? >> no. >> what conclusion can you draw about how these fractures and these injuries were caused? >> one impact on a very hard, flat surface. that's my opinion. >> reporter: dr. spitz said the science showed russell adkins had been telling the truth. dana had hit her head on the road after falling out of a car. and the original autopsy, which identified three small abrasions proved that. >> the abrasions were significant to him, that abrasions to the elbows and the shoulder are indicative of a fall. when you fall back, your arms tend to go back to brace yourself from the fall. >> dr. spitz, if these fractures are a result of being struck with a weapon the size of a pool cue, i believe you said you would expect lacerations on her scalp, is that right? if this wa

dr. warner spitz appeared last month on a series that re- examined the death of jonbenet ramsey 20 years after her brutal murder. melissa garcia, burke ramsey is suing? >> reporter: the defamation lawsuit asks for $50 million in compenry for an accusation that burke ramsey's attorney says has him living under a false cloud of suspicion. >> brought to the table a lot of questions which were unanswered. >> reporter: world renowned pathologist warner spitz is at the center of a $150 million lawsuit filed by the now 29- year-old brother of jonbenet ramsey. in the case of jonbenet ramsey that aired last month on cbs, 1996 murder of a six-year-old beauty queen. in an interview with cbs detroit, spitz named burke ramsey as jonbenet's killer. an accusation his attorney says was based on distorted and exaggerated conclusions. >> there's no place in an orderly and just society for an individual to go out and use his so-called credentials and his so-called position as an expert to brand this young man >> reporter: police and later the d.a.'s office publicly cleared burke ramsey's name. >> yes there

dr. spitz has not commented on the lawsuit. released a statement regarding his vile comments about women in 2005. let's hear what he has to say. >> i've never said i'm a perfect person. nor pretended to be someone that i'm not. i've said and done things i regret. and the words released today on this more than a decade old video or one of them. anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. i travel the country talking about change for america. but my travels have also changed me. i've spent time with grieving mothers who lost their children, laid-off workers whose jobs have gone to other countries, and people from all walks of life who just want a better future. i have gotten to know the great people of our country, and i've been humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow. and will never ever let you we're living in the real world. this is nothing more than a distraction from the important issues we are facing today. we are losing our j

dr. spitz has not yet commented on that lawsuit. >>> campaign 2016, a presidential candidate donald trump using vulgar language towards women 11 years ago. this is only a portion of the video that's fit for television. >> i moved on her and i failed. i'll admit it. i did try and [ bleep ] her. she was married. all of a sudden she's now got the big phony [ bleep ] and she's totally changed her look. i'm automatically attracted. it's like a magnet. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> trump later released a statement saying this was locker room banter. a private conversation. that took place many years ago. he goes on to say quote, bill clinton has said far worse to me on the golf course. not even close. i apologize if anyone was offended. political specialist shaun boyd with more from trump and the reaction. >> reporter: donald trump is heard on the table bragging about trying to have sex the washington post obtained the conversation during a taping of a segment fo

dr. spitz has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> after a day of explosive reaction, donald trump has just released a statement regarding his vile comments about women in 2005. let's hear what he has to say. >> i've never said i'm a perfect person that i'm not. i've said and done things i regret. and the words released today on this more than a decade old video or one of them. anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. i travel the country talking about change for america. but my travels have also changed me. i've spent time with grieving mothers who lost their countries, and people from all walks of life who just want a better future. i have gotten to know the great people of our country, and i've been humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow. and will never ever let you down. let's be honest. we're living in the real world. this is nothing more than a distraction from the important issues we are f

dr. westerner -- werner spitz, and then vincent dimaio. >> you have to have description of where the shootertent or it is not consistent at all. >> in this case dr. da my oh came to a different conclusion. >> there's nothing to disprove mr. campbell's story. >> he offered his own theory, tim could have been jumping or falling backwards when the first bullet hit his hand and chest and the second shot hit him in the back. duelling experts maybe cancel each other. if joe campbell was walking out of the courtroom a free man, the defense had to hope the jury perceived him and her in a favorable way. >> joe campbell is my husband. >> here was his wife. >> how long have you two been married? >> 23 years. >> the only other survivor of the confrontation on the hill. so far you heard joe campbell was a bully. >> isn't any right of way through here. >> he was a threatening, mean, dangerous old man, unafraid and aggressive. but she told the jury in the weeks before the shooting it was tim newman driving a pickup that confronted them as they walked to their horse pasture. >> he said joe and tani, finally

dr. werner spitz. he said that the brother, 9 at the time blageneds her to death in -- bludgeoned her to death in 1996. there was no dna linking him to the crime. least $150 million in damages. jon benet ramsey found dead in her home in boulder. her parents and brother were cleared in 2008 when prosecutors say the dna didn't match anybody in the family. >>> a 30-year-old woman who is responsible for the death of her nearly 2-month-old son will now spend 25 years in prison. candace lamply was sentenced after pleading guilty to child abuse resulting in death. investigators say that the being brought into a denver hospital with many injuries. the case is not over though. lampley's boyfriend also faces charges. >>> two people serving time in colorado prisons will soon be released thanks to president obama's latest push to grant clemency to non-violent inmates. he's now cutting 102 federal inmates sentences shorter. that brings the total to 774 during his time in office. almost all were convicted of christi

dr. warner spitz said in a september interview that 9-year- old burke bludgeoned jonbenet to death. her parents were cleared by prosecutors in 2008 who said dna on the girl's underwear did not h anyone in the family. >>> the rest of the people evacuated by a wildfire that destroyed eight homes in southern colorado are allowed back home. because of progress made fighting the beulah hill fire, residents were allowed to start returning home around 1:00 this afternoon. the fire was likely started by a spark from a cdot worker's excavator doing routine maintenance work in the area monday. the state's disaster emergency fund. >>> right now we are continuing to track hurricane matthew's path along the southeastern united states as night comes along there. already the storm has been blamed for more than 300 deaths in the caribbean and at least two in florida. this is a live picture of myrtle beach, south carolina, where people are already evacuating ahead of the storm headed their way tonight. >> we'll keep tracki closer to home it was a cold morning in the denver metro area, but it will wa

dr. westerner -- werner spitz, and then vincent dimaio. >> you have to have description of where the shooter is, then you can say this is consistent or it is not consistent at all. >> in this case dr. da my oh came to a different conclusion. >> he offered his own theory, tim could have been jumping or falling backwards when the first bullet hit his hand and chest and the second shot hit him in the back. duelling experts maybe cancel each other. if joe campbell was walking out of the courtroom a free man, the defense had to hope the jury perceived him and her in a favorable way. >> joe campbell is my husband. >> how long have you two been married? >> 23 years. >> the only other survivor of the confrontation on the hill. so far you heard joe campbell was a bully. >> isn't any right of way through here. >> he was a threatening, mean, dangerous old man, unafraid and tim newman driving a pickup that confronted them as they walked to their horse pasture. >> he said joe and tani, finally found you. joe just said tim, we've given you notice you're not welcome at our place, please don't harass us. >>

dr. werner spitz involved and sunny hostin joins us now. in this show that has this -- created this theorized that 9-year-old burke did -- was the murderer of his sister jonbenet. when did you take from this. >> that burke hired the best of the best of the best attorneys in this area. this is what he specializes is. he's called a libel specialist and has won these burke did it claims against "the new york post" and won them against court you got to start shaking in your boots because he knows how to do it and even represented richard juliette le jewel, remember him from the atlanta bombing and represented him successfully. you don't want this guy coming at you. >> some people are wondering why he would allow burke to talk after all these years. was silent for 20 years then speaks on -- with dr. phil. >> there was a little bit of inside baseball going on because dr. phil is also represented by lin wood, this attorney, wood says the reason he allowed burke to speak to dr. phil was because he thought once the cbs docu-series saw this, they sto

dr. werner spitz said burke bludgeoned jonbenet to death in 1996. burke is seeking $150 million in damages. >>> ron mott is in daytona beach. he's been up against it all morning. ron, still not looking good there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. we're starting to see property i want to show you down here, this is part of our hotel here. you can see a hole in the part of the wall of the structure that comes out, would not be surprised once the wind gets in there, the rest is going to go down by the end of this storm. going to have you pan over here to the left, this is the real concern for us at daytona beach now for the next two-plus hours. this is the ocean, obviously, it is roiling at this point at some point, that water is going to start flowing into the community, atlantic avenue. there isn't much of an elevation rise from the sea to that street, so when high tide hits near 12:45 eastern time, i think it will go from really bad to really awful really quickly, especially for those folks living along the intercoastal waterway an