what no one wanted to hear is that john thompson was innocent. >> thompson spent 18 years in prison for murder, 14 of them on death row, at the infamous penitentiary in louisiana. before his exoneration in 2003. tuesday his organization, in new orleans neighborhood is a hub for exon ows who like thompson, were wrongfully convicted. >> i was on death row. mad because they don't have a life for themselves. that's why i created a voice for all of us, working together to try to make a difference. >> the son of a prominent business executive was shot to death in front of his home. police, acting on a tip, picked up two min including thompson, then a 22-year-old father of two, and admitted drug dealer. >> the only thing i do know, i didn't commit the murder. i didn't have nothing to do with it, people always ahow the district attorney from doing this damage. my whole family was destroyed. >> we return to the scene of the crime. >> why are these four coroners important? it is important because of what the state with held for me, what they had that could have established that i wasn't for. >> a

john thompson, who's shorting the name. craig, first to you. tell us what you see from this earnings report and what you see shares doing long term. >> this was a great quarter, deliveries just ahead of guidance. we were a little bit cautious about the furlough impacting the third quarter. that was not as big an ill packet as we thought it would be. what's really exciting in this report is they're saying a delivery run rate for 1,000 vehicles annual by the end of 2015. some of the numbers on the street might be low. >> john, hearing that please react. also looking at shares of tesla moving around slightly to the downside now after hours. your position is what? >> we're short the stock. we just don't think they can live up to a 200 pe multiple expe this year. even if they sell a thousand cars, all stocks eventually trend towards 20 times or 20 times towards earnings. it is too expensive. >> are you willing to bet to this extent against elon musk? >> elon musk and jeff bezos to an extent i think are kind of like steve chase and john chambers of t

thompson has more. >> we are suspending our current diplomatic activities at the embassy. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry announced saturday the state department has evacuated its embassy in tripoli. the move has been in the works for days. the decision to carry out the plan was made after the security situation around the embassy deteriorated. >> we have seen an increasing amount of violence and fighting between these different warring militias in the direct vicinity of our embassy. so this really was a decision made based on the fact that our embassy's in proximity of some pretty serious fighting and we felt that our people were at risk. >> reporter: about 150 personnel were driven across the border into tunisia. u.s. officials voiced support for the moving. >> doing it in the way they did by land, discreetly and safely, made sense and i'm glad they are out of harm. it was a sensible move. >> reporter: the embassy's previous location in tripoli was attacked in 2011. in this evacuation, it comes almost two years after an attack on a u.s. government facility in benghazi. four americans were killed,

arresting three teenagers, the two cat burglars, john moore and cheem cheem charged with burglary and theft. and corey thompsonng in a get away car turned himself in and he is charged with conspiracy to commit theft. >> as far as the law goes it is a burglary, and they were worth in total $300. >> they hope the judge will sentence them to community service right here. >> they can clean cages and see what it is like to tend to 75 animals in residence. >> and they were glad casino was rescued. >> my heart was broken but i am glad he is back and safe. >> the other kitten was adapted earlier this week. casino is still is still available but after the action he may have lost one of his nine liv lives. >>> and a second man dies after shooting. joshua johnson died at the hospital wednesday night, one of three people shot in a home early on tuesday morning. a second man, 24 year old tyrone moss died at the scene. a third man was also hurt. police are still looking for the gunman and have not said why they think it happened. >>> homicide detectives still with many unanswered questions in a deadly beating case. late las

john hancock, not a big signature and charles thompson secretary of congress and then the next day ithe congressional congress actually sign it? when should we be celebrating? >> the fourth of july is clearly the nation's birthday although john adams thought it would be july 2nd. congress votes a resolution of independence on the second. adams goes home that night saying that this day will go down in history. he'll celebrate with pomp and celebration. just off on the day. when people saw the declaration when it was published and saw july 4th, 1776 that became the nation's birthday. our birth certificate in a sense. >> today i note that first two copies were sent out july 5th to new jersey and delaware by john hancock. but this was interesting to me. there was a committee of five people who were supposed to write the declaration but jefferson did most of the work. >> jefferson did the work. he wrote the declaration on a handmade laptop desk. the first laptop in a sense that he had designed. he was given the job by the other four men including john adams, ben franklin roger sherman of c

thompson bridge road from brandywine creek to wood lawn road. >>> a frightening night for a teenager in burlington county, that boy was reportedly struck by lightning and is recovering at crozier medical center, johnlins has more now. >> the young man is identified by his brother as david botkin. he is in fair condition. during last night's violence thunderstorms, 14-year-old david was getting in a car here in glenolden, when a lightning strike hit with such force the lightning went through his body and caused a wound in david's arm. >> i thought he was going to die at first honestly, i'm glad he is at the hospital, but i am glad he is going to make it. it's crazy. >> the hope it been that david would be discharged at noon time and would come home here to where he lives sometime this afternoon. there has been a delay and no new eta is set, in prospect park, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> of course our continuing storm coverage continues on the 6 abc news app, we have the latest updates, and photographs of all the damage left behind, be sure to check in with storm tracker 6 when storms move in tonight. >> now to a developing and disturbing story of the murder of a young woman. laura aroj

john currence's place on the square. there's the brilliant author tom franklin and his wife, the poet beth ann fennelly. grisham writers in residence, megan abbott, jack pendarvis, a poet chayuma elliott. bryce thompsonerek harell is originally from milwaukee. crime novelist billy boyle from brooklyn. downstairs, currence's restaurant city grocery cranks out many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis.

john donaldson getting his first nod. and he will be playing next to his favorite player, jeter. puig is making his first appearance. >>> and the splash brothers will represent team usa. seth curry and klay thompsonl be joined by demarcus cousins and 16 others as they prepare for the world cup of basketball in spain. now it's not the final roster. head coach mike krzyzewski will dwindle the roster. lee will not participate. lee is trying to heal from what he calls a very minor surgery to a pelvic muscle injury. all this all-star talk, you two are my favorite stars in the media. >> he is always so smooth, isn't he? >> i try. i have raj to compete with. i have to bring my a game. >>> for a full half hour of local sports coverage you can watch henry wofford tonight at 10:30. >>> and tonight at 11:00, stepping up fines to stop people from twaesing water. there's an unprecedented proposal up. >>> you can't just do selfies for everything. it's landing one man in trouble. check out this man during the running of the bulls in pamplona spain. he's taking a selfie as the bulls are less than a foot away. the runners say it could put them in danger because if this guy falls the others could tip over. the run

johns. that's forecast to be added by the industry over the next eight years. but for some biotech firms finding skilled workers needed to make innovative therapies can be proving difficult. mary thompson massachusetts. that's a community college that's training students for those hard-to-fill jobs in biotech. mary? >> becky, this lab was created with the express purpose of producing biomanufacturing technicians. so not only do students receive hands-on training in the lab, they also receive classroom training in compliance which are the rules and regulations that govern the industry. we all know biotech is big. it's especially big here in massachusetts. the state is number one in biotech r&dwchlt but number eight in biotech manufacturing where they actually make the drugs. now, for companies like shire pharmaceuticals which makes three biologics at its rare drug facility up the road in lexington, massachusetts, finding workers to man the front lines can often prove difficult. here's shire's head of technical operations. >> the ideal candidate for us is someone who has been exposed to some of the hands-on laboratory work. the manipulation of equipment, use of diagnostic tools. those ar