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. >> today he walked out of joliet prison a free man. >> kathleen zeller's bio is filled with names fromry, who famously has been portrayed in "making a murderer." >> i have one goal, and that's to vacate the conviction of steven avery. >> part of zellner's great success comes from her ability to work with dna evidence. >> so, kevin fox was sure lucky when she took his case. >> kathleen goes and interviews kevin at the jail. >> he looked completely, totally in shock, like someone who'd seen a car crash. >> i met her at the jail. i said we needed her help because, obviously, i believed in kevin's innocence, 100%. >> kevin issues a statement that says there's no way that he did this, that he was coerced into a confession. >> kevin fox, in a written statement to the media, denies killing his 3-year-old daughter. he says, i tcoeratd answer the . yellingndmi at me that i killed her. >> was there ever a quiet dark moment where you thought, is my husband capable of this? >> absolutely not. no. i know kevin way too well. i watched him be a parent to our children every day. >> the family believes

federal funding that matches the president's bold plan could transform for towns like normal or joliet into powerhouses of american manufacturing. i listened to the republicans on the other side say we shouldn't spend so much, we shunned spend it on so many things that might affect our future. we ought to take it easy, take it slow, wait and see what happens. i couldn't disagree more. the republican plan is a solid strategy for second place in the world. i don't want to be part of an effort to bring the united states second in any competition in the world. we may not always be first, but we should always strive to be first. stepping away from president biden's plan for manufacturing and jobs and families is unfortunately a easily predicted outcome. we will not be able to succeed and create the jobs of the future. i will continue to support robust, sustained functioning for interest vehicle infrastructure and innovation. i hope my colleagues will join me in thinking in a big way about the future of america when it comes to the economy and infrastructure. i've seen the kind of future thi