diana would be join by chris jensen for what would be her first hearing as a lawyer. >> she was verye. she had not the slightest doubt about eddie elmore's innocence. she was determined to make sure that i did my job. >> the state was represented by donald who reportedly once argued that women who had abortions in the third trimester could be executed for murder. and elmore's fate would be decided by judge earnest kinnard. one of the first witnesses called was james gilliam, the inmate who said elmore confessed to him in jail. in the small town of greenwood, both elmore and gilliam knew bishop spearman. and before the hearing, gilliam told spearman the truth. >> james gilliam and i go back i guess all our life. one night he called me and he will me, i lied and my conscience is bothering me. >> gilliam said he made a deal with the prosecutor to testify in exchange for release from prison. with elmore facing the electric chairering felt bad about what he had done. >> i said make it right. i got excited. i felt like once this comes out that ed would be free. >> gilliam said the testimon

i start whispering to chris jensen, ask him what this means and who these people are and what that is represent. >> one name on the list jumped out at diana. thomas henderson was a state police agent who grew up across the street from dorothy edwards and james holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case anyway because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the decision would take four months to come down. >> we presented all this great evidence. we're very excited. we're stoked. then comes the judge's order and the cover letter said edward lee elmore may well not be guilty, but that will be for an appellate court to find. >> judge kinard

and this was very difficult testimony to rebut. >> as jensen cross-examined the state's blood expert,h the testimony and made a key discovery. evidence lists showed elmore's pants had passed through eight different people before the trial. >> i jumped out of my chair. i start whispering to chris jensen, ask him what this means and who these people are and what that is supposed to represent. >> one name on the list jumped out at diana. thomas henderson was a state police agent who grew up across the street from dorothy edwards and james holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case anyway because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the de

i start whispering to chris jensen, ask him what this means and who these people are and what that is> one name on the list jumped out at diana. thomas henderson was a state police agent who grew up across the street from dorothy edwards and james holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case anyway because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the decision would take four months to come down. >> we presented all this great evidence. we're very excited. we're stoked. then comes the judge's order and the cover letter said edward lee elmore may well not be guilty, but that will be for an appellate court to find. >> judge kinard had left elmo

we welcome back don jensen. and cnbc's own chief international correspondent, michelle caruso-cabrera. don't let me go there. weeng last night that the crimea may be the very center of this whole story. now let me just ask you. is this idea of a treaty with ukraine, that russia can put troops in to protect their military assets in crimea. is that what they are saying >> there's three treaties governing this and the russians are splitting hairs. the russians have a treaty to guarantee the territorial integrity of the ukraine which they signed with the u.s. in 1994. the russians also have a long base agreement with ukraine to keep the black sea fleet there. how this is interpreted in practice, of course, is what we're arguing about today. there's no question that they moved around in a provocative way. do i think it's not a full scale invasion. but it's going to be an irritant. something that will be able to provoke the ukrainians, giving the russians a chance to interfere. they expect more provocations tonight ag

but phil jensen is still standing by the proposed law.gion should be free game for discrimination as well and that an interview where he professed his love for unpasteurized milk and drug testing welfare recipients jens says the kkk should be able to run a bakery of bigotry. he wants to dish out discrimination but if he thinks voters will dump the civil rights act for his plate of hate, he can keep on pretending. >>> welcome back. this is the story for the folks who take a shower after work. a dangerous situation is unfolding in north dakota. the state of course is booming with oil. in fact, north dakota is the second largest oil producing state in this country after the state of texas. it's an antiregulation republican led state with pretty much the mind set of you can drill it, do whatever you want with it. the state also has a massive surplus and a small oil extraction tax, which is added up over the years. north dakota state budget director estimates the general funds surplus will be at $457 million when the two-year budget cycle ends

the test in its mouth which is on like symbols of jensen was typical of the envious. in it. it is a mythical chinese. with the polity of the snake clueless of phoenix elizabeth did scales of updates and whiskers of the technique. he tracked related links. in china the shock tiny bit it means the reality that dates back about eight thousand genes it's been a symbol of the tea in china thousands of years. legends subtleties of the seats. on the skins have different beaches and connotations from the chinese i did as i do it again. let's show that the option to get to it. so sunny kitchen to bake and cook on the dk who can do you take in the shuffle on the abduction of two one five to one of the dragon image has also been found among banks the shot and nine. i'll leave the shop sold the documents that cents to. new new. just possibly the least six inch dolls one family represents my own fertility. according to ancient but gold's the king of the shop built a boat is temple somewhere for his mother. what's be found where the phallic symbolism this would explain it. i knew. ch the

state senator phil jensen is still defending a bill he introduced last month that would have made itegal for businesses to deny service to customers based on sexual orientation, religion, and race. according to the rapid city journal, the self-described reagan conservative says that nondiscrimination laws are necessary in a free market economy. quote, if someone was a member of the ku klux klan and they were running a little bakery, for instance, the majority of us would find it detestable that they refused to serve blacks. and guess what, in a matter of weeks or so, that business would shut down, because no one is going to patronize them. while jensen may think public shame is enough to stop discriminatory practices, a republican colleague called his bill mean, nasty, hateful, and vindictive, and the bill died in committee. >>> up next, it's been a year since that republican autopsy report found the party needs to be more tolerant of women, minorities, and gays. but it still doesn't look like the gop has learned its lesson. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> if

meet south dakota state senator, phil jensen.inesses should have the right to turn away customers based on their race or religion. jensen tells the rapid city journal, quote, if someone was a member of the ku klux klan and they were running a little bakery, for instance, the majority of us would find it detestable that they refused to serve blacks. and guess what? in a matter of weeks or so, that business would shut down because no one is going to patronize them. so how is that for rebranding? how is that rebranding going again? this is only one local state lawmaker saying this. but what about one of the gop's top candidates? remember what rand paul told my colleague rachel maddow in 2010 about modifying anti-discrimination laws. >> there's ten different titles to the civil rights act, and nine out of ten deal with public institutions and i'm absolutely in favor of. one deals with private institutions, and had i been around, i would have tried to modify that. >> so the wolworth lunch counter should have allowed to stay segregated

. >> reporter: this decades old berkeley hill so called blake mud slide rippled jensen court like a rug. 200 homes here steadily inching down the hill. the slide is a half mile long and unstoppable. slow motion version of this shallow. >> imagine what the water pressure in the soil is. >> reporter: that soil water pressure monitored by usgs computers. this is today's reading. you can see how it spiked then dried out after the last rains. the drought made soil so dry the major landslides may be the lowest in century. >> deeper, bigger slides. it's been so dry, we're far from having landslides at this point. >> reporter: nevertheless, experts say you should keep an eye for anything unusual in these next storms. john fowler. >>> a verdict today in a case that brought national attention to fake schools designed to get people visas. authorities say the unaccredited school actually had no instructors and no course work. but was issuing visas to foreign students in exchange for tuition fees. authorities say the fake school raked in 5.5 million between 2008 and 2011. >>> the bill would expand h

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensen, we appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online.

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensen, we appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online. >> good evening everyone. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. known risks, growing evidence that people in washington state knew the dangers of living in a mudslide zone as the grim search continues. lost plane, bad weather delays, the search for flight 370 again, the new technology that could prevent this type of mystery. when things were first reported i thought this can't possibly be true. because who would do something like that? >> new

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensen, we appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online. >> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm morgan radford. hundreds of search for survivors in a mudslide. >>> and it's election day turkey holds it's first vote since anticipate government protest erupted last year.

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensen, we appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online. >> >> referendum illegal, the u.n. condemns the russian-backed annexation of crimea. >> broadcasting live from our global news headquarters. you are watching al jazeera. also coming up on the program - sri lanka releases indian fisherman. >> the australian prime minister calls the egyptian president to ask for the speedy release of

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensenwe appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. rescue appears to be turning to recovery in washington state as rab delays work opthat deadly mud slide. the president is meeting with officials in saudi arabia

ink, thank you adam and to all of our guests, our thanks to adam grant, aaron burgess, and julian jensen, we appreciate you all joining us, until next time, we will see you online. >> >> a crucial popularity test for president recep tayyip erdogan, as millions vote in local elections. >> hello. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also ahead - a diplomatic push. secretary of state john kerry and sergei lavrov are due to hold talks to find a solution to the crisis in ukraine. >> a suicide bomb attack at a lebanese army checkpoint leaves three dead near the syrian border. counting or dividing

the possible move to a raw bar for link in the west of jensen is unless they had read the novel frankenstein right to the head. cause if they had did know about the most of the doctor frankenstein creation. i quickly got out of control. that's why it's called a monster. and this monstrous. by the right's itself is a very grave one for people you are the cause the theft artful the european union's gas supply is coming from russia. and if the pipelines the blown up then it will one have it. and then we'll be in very serious trouble and eight. whether present a double pipeline income on the heels of an intense sweetness of the times against pumping station in ivf. on saturday thousands of people who identified themselves as ukrainian border security forces tried to damage equipment at a station on the peninsula but by means of self defense team has managed to prevent the attack. and they're done yes the region civilian defence plenty as say they've managed to stop but you love column of the ukrainian energy vehicles heading east last minute meal is a feisty tensions remain high in the region on

i start whispering to chris jensen, ask him what this means and who these people are and what that ise name on the list jumped out at diana. thomas henderson was a state police agent who grew up across the street from dorothy edwards and james holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation at all. nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case anyway because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood i had really expected that he would grant relief because they had presented a compelling case of mr. elmore's innocence. >> diana was discovering that proving mr. elmore's innocence was not enough. to get a new trial, elmore's team would have to prove that elmore's constitutional rights had been violated. >> a person can be innocent but as long as they get a fair trial, that's all they're entitled to. well, that begs the question. is it a fair trial if somebody has lied? >> diana's

jensen is an all russian troops force that way is one of the last minute rebates is still in the ukraine in control of the crimean peninsula was crossing into the concert for the latest. rising death toll due to the music of the outbreak of the abode of viruses not trained to deny the lives of its spread possibly placing releases of such light image below to check. this collection lines the mall. i got news for lunch religious wars. thus the death toll from an outbreak of the ebola virus in some areas of guinea has now risen to fifty nine people. the highly contagious virus which has the fatality rate of up to ninety percent depending on the straight was identified office uncles was sent with a for a treat in the french as the gop deal will be getting and the health ministry says the illness may not spread to neighboring countries will to tell us more about it which orange on the line from geneva. i don't as this doctor is a tropical medicine advisor to notice also called c app. thank you for speaking to us the doctor could you tell us just how long the usual an outbreak of this virus is

jensen is working on a baby-related invention.h us. has anyone here tried the bacon bowl? >> i çhave. i tweeted about it when i saw it first advertised. it was brilliant. >> i've made it. i've done it. >> jane, what did you put in it? i like the idea of ice cream. >> i put scrambled eggs in it because i'm too boring. my one suggestion, if you get these, is spray them with pam. even though it's fatty bacon, it sticks to the thing. and it's better coming out of the oven than coming out of the microwave. i tried it several different ways. >> i wondered, when i was is a earlier, i was thinking about safety. there's something about the concept of wrapping bacon around these tins. nothing is going to leach into the bacon, we hope. >> oh, gosh, kelly. you can make bacon less healthy? >> i know. i know. i realize that it's probably all fine. and we have these kitchen product. it's a way for people not to do as many dishes. >> exactly. >> isn't bacon great. i feel bad that two of the major religions of the world cannot eat bacon. i feel b

and we have jensen fund coportfolio manager. he is here to tell investors what companies to add to the portfolios to protect against any potential downside. robert horowitz in the pits of cme. he has seen it coming for a long time. but they have not been listening to todd. you have been forecasting a market drop we haven't seen that. january, we came back from that. talk to the average folks out there. janet yellen spoke to this she talked about unemployment. nobody has been unaffected. everybody knows somebody that lost a job or worried about losing a job. talk about average folks making less money. she talked about that. the average money people are making is less now than five years ago but they're spending a lot more money on things like food and gas and other necessities. some day that has to catch up with the market, right? >> hi, david, hi cheryl. when we look at the big picture, people are making money they were making 10 years ago. and now, where is gas? where is food? today i filled up my tank today. it was $112 to get

i meant a fine display perhaps that extra spiky this isn't driven by jensen. it's been a bitter campaign because paris is issued to prize the winner in paris will send the masses to all the political world about who has the upper hand this amount at stake for both the lift the rights to strike shading similar positions on the key issues its base is likely to get more heat is polluting and goat cheese. and that crippled by going to a man joining me here in this tv ad usually onions on a french consulting his job is to encourage aspiring women politicians diesels that the founder of the eye can see about women and how desperate to solo in that report. it was a lot of the sudden upswing in between the two candidates and recently academic things and i'm looking launching a campaign to encourage greater participation by women in politics. chris sent the form of society eleanor roosevelt he said. in order to survive in an arena much that you need the skin on for an officer is that this doesn't come easily to him and gaza i'm still it's hard to improve remains that t

a research histotologist named tom jensen liked to tinker and couldn't believe no one thought of thistv. how many money have you made off this yet? >> actually, i get my first check within the next month, but it's only for fourth quarter of last year which is a small time. and in january it went into walmart and now it's in targets and walgreens and everywhere and so i won't get another check in another year and it will be a waterfall coming at me i hope. >> do you think you can stom to be a research histologist after that? >> i think so. >> what do you think of all this? >> it's surreal. i don't know how to -- i can't comprehend it yet. you know, it's exciting. i'm here. i mean, i've never -- it's cool walking around the nbc lot and i hang out with you for a while. >> that's really cool. >> it is very cool. >> it's the highlight of your life. what a aha moment that led to this brilliant idea and does he think he's making america fatter? our in-depth report on cnbc.com. guys? >> i want to wrap a krispy kreme around the thing and wrap the bacon around the krispy kreme and take a shot o