i'm josh rushing. my guest this week is bryan stevenson, the executive director of equal justice initiative. >> your grandfather was murdered? >> yes >> my great grandmother was murdered in texas, in her 90s, by a young african american woman who was lookin' for money for drugs. there was-- she thought-- my grandmother was blind. she thought the church bus was there to get her. knock on the door. she opened it. there's a scuffle. the girl goes to prison in texas. and while she was in, she got to complete a college degree. i think almost everyone-- before me and my family didn't get to go to college. and then they see the person who murders their beloved grandmother get to go to college. from a societal standpoint, i understand that. from a personal standpoint, i understand the pain and how that looks like unfairness. how would you explain to my family that situation? >> yeah. well, i mean, i think there is no right way to feel after you have lost someone you loved. i think it is wrong for any of us to

. >> hey my name's josh rushing i was wondering if we could get you on camera for an interview, we're in town this week. >> no, i'm not going to, i don't have any further comments about anything. >> hey, why in 2000--. i'm retired and i'm gonna stay retired. >> yeah, but why in 2014 were you still claiming that the majority of oklahoma's earthquakes were natural? >> i have no comment. >> can you at least explain that? >> i have no comment. >> what about it looking like a conflict of interest that you're on the board of an oil company at the same time that you were writing that position paper? >> i don't have any comment about that. >> no comment, there's nothing that you want to say about this? larry? are you there? >> no comment. >> it took over three years for the oklahoma geological survey to publicly come to the same conclusion that much of the scientific community had already reached. in april 2015, the ogs finally put out its strongest statement yet linking the earthquakes to injection wells. governor fallin called the statement "significant". among industries, oil and gas was t

. >> i'm josh rushing and you're watching talk to al jazeera. i'm speaking this week with acclaimed public interest lawyer and author of "just mercy," bryan stevenson. >> i think about your life. you went to harvard. not a cheap degree, right? >> mm hmm you come out. probably had an opportunity for some high-paying jobs. you go to the south, where you're not really from. then you go to defend people that no one cares about down on death row in alabama. and then you defend the mentally ill. then you defend children across america, 13 year olds, who've been given life without parole, all the way to the supreme court, multiple times, u.s. supreme court. why you? >> i think you grow up poor. you grow up in the segregated parts. and then people come in and change things for you. and you just begin to develop some consciousness that you owe something to somebody. and then, for me, it gets deeper, right? and i didn't appreciate this at the beginning when i went to harvard law school, i'd never met a lawyer. i didn't have any idea what lawyers did, real

. >> neki: josh's mom rushed to the hospital. on the way she got pulled over driving erratically. and less than 60 seconds later he helped to deliver the baby on the side of the roaoa >> he saw the head and then i pushed and the baby came out. thank you so much to help usnd i was glad you know. god sent him to help us. >> neki: this was the mother's third child. both mother and six pound 16 ounce josh are doing well. >> todd: only 60 seconds after pulling over the baby is popping out. >> nek i bet she didn't get a ticket. >> todd: she was not going 60 miles per hour but had a baby in 60 second ises. >> neki: happy they are well. underway after a deadly home invasion. >> todd: and an attorney accused hear her side of the story. tt2w`t3n`&d" bt@qro, tt2w`t3n`&d" "a@qbch tt2w`t3n3nd" bm@qihd tt4w`t3n`&d"" dztq &#h tt4w`t3n`&d"" entq v'( tt4w`t3n`&d"" gzt& o p tt4w`t3n`&d"" hnhn _.< tt4w`t3n`&d"" iztq 5gd tt4w`t3n`&d"" jntq '7$ tt4w`t3n`&d"" lzt& ?zx >> neki: time now 29. beautiful shout out there. 58 degrees. if you haven't gone out. they have a baseball practice. and that is absolut

rush. channel 13's josh nguyen is live with some of them this morning. good morning josh. a political showdown before the preparing for crowds this morning... western iowa technical community whether it will or won't host a republican frontrunners donald trump and ted cruz. cruz proposed the idea earlier this week on his website. now staff are getting ready either way. they're setting the room with 500 chairs... officials say when cruz booked the venue, his staff made no mention of the debate with trump. if trump agrees, the debate would take place tomorrow night in sioux city. it would last one hour, and the two would have to agree on a moderator. no rest for the candidates today iowa... here's a look at the crowded campaign trail. all three democrats... clinton sanders omalley and nine republicans... santorum, christie, paul, rubio, cruz... kasich, fiorina, bush and carson. hillary clinton shared a softer side with some supporters in newton yesterday... 402854 :14 - :23 and we have got to do more to help people. it's just not right. it's just not right. i'm so sorry. i'm

channel 13's josh nguyen is live in capitol square this morning to tell us what the rush of reporters and campaign parties means for des moines. good morning josh. caucus economic impact: the caucus increases restaurant traffic before and after the caucus. national outlets will run stories about restaurants and tourists seek out these restaurants when they travel into town. it's helping put dsm on the map. smaller restaurants especially will see a big increase. things have changed drastically over 30 years. restaurants used to be nervous about accommodating caucus crowds but now business is up enough throughout the year, that they don't do much to change. hotel occupancy rate: usually hotels are filled to about 60 percent, during caucuses it's up to 88 or 90 percent occupancy. 1,600 credentialed media for the media filing center. pushes on this morning... today state senators will vote on a controversial bill to increase funding for k-12 education... it would increase the state's contribution by 2 percent in 2017. monday the republican-led house passed it... but it likely won't pass i

rush. we sent channel 13's josh nguyen down to one of the areas that will be most crowded come monday... good morning josh. caucus economic impact: the caucus increases restaurant traffic before and after the caucus. national outlets will run restaurants and tourists seek out these restaurants when they travel into town. it's helping put dsm on the map. smaller restaurants especially will see a big increase. things have changed drastically over 30 years. restaurants used to be nervous about accommodating caucus crowds but now business is up enough throughout the year, that they don't do much to change. hotel occupancy rate: usually hotels are filled to about 60 percent, during caucuses it's up to 88 or 90 percent occupancy. 1,600 credentialed media for the media filing center. ars are now filed in a charges are now filed in a deadly crash that killed an eastern iowa man. it happened sunday in clermont. 38-year-old james tackett died at the scene -- officers say he may have been drunk. a five-year-old girl was in the backseat at the time -- but is expected to be ok. investigators say she

rush. channel 13's josh nguyen is live with some of them this morning. hillary clinton shared a softer side with some supporters in newton yesterday... 402854 :14 - :23 and we have got to do more to help people. it's just not right. it's just not right. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. the former secretary of state teared up after hearing a supporter's struggle... the woman shared that after losing her husband, she lost her home. clinton says the woman is exactly who america is failing... she wants to increase social security benefits for people who lose a spouse. she says that will prevent situations where seniors lose their homes or fall below the poverty line. the city's skywalk system is getting a makeover... seven local photographers were selected by the greater des moines partnership to display their work throughout the skywalk. the photos depict the des moines skyline and its natural it's all in preparation for monday's caucuses. the partnership calls it a small gesture to enhance the experience for out-of-towners. the photos will remain

rush. >> okay. i see you. >> in the middle of the controlled chaos. >> josh, how are you today. >> for the last 15 years. >> they remember me as the lunch guy. >> he's been right here behind the chairs. he's the food manager. >> spicey chicken. pizza. >> he's somewhat of a legend around here. >> if you go anywhere with him in the community all the kids are like, hey. >> you might call it the cheers of calf tier i can't see. >> it's where everybody knows your name. the or at least ray does. and it's not just the names he's taken the time to learn. >> i sort of know what they want to eat already. >> it may not be the best day. sometimes hearing a little something makes it better. >> you doing all right? >> 232 students pack this cafeteria every day. ray has scenes tens of thousands pass through here, but finally it's his senior year. >> i'm retiring, so that's my graduation. >> next year ray won't be here to prod kids into eating something healthy. >> is there any vegetables? i've got corn, carrots. >> we decided it was time for ray to get served. >> we are giving you the news 6 all you do for the kids here a

anything buvment when josh's moms contractions came on fast and furious she rushed to the hot. on the way the officer spotteded the car drivinger radically and pulled her over. that's when 60 second later the officer helped deliver the baby on the side of@ the road. i said the baby is coming out. he sought head and i say i will push one more time and the baby is coming out and he get it. to him i say thank you so much to help us and i was like really glad, ow know because godsend him to help us. >> neki: oh, a cute baby. >> todd: good work officer garcia the mother's third child. both mother and baby doing fine. 6 pounds, 14 ounces. >> neki: i can't believe she was driving while in laib boar. and we'reetting a look at new ger bare baby. she beat out more than 100,000 50 imran, a good start to a college fund. ger ber wear and chance to star nay 2016 imer ber ad and you can see she is quite the cutie. >> todd: 50 grand good start to the college fund. where is she going harvard? neki: you never know. >> todd: an bandoned dog is waking upn the hospital n n. >> neki: he is was found

josh's mom's contractions came on fast and strong. she was rushing to the hospital and the officer spotted the car drive can erratically and pulled it over. less than 60 second later the officer helped her deliver the baby on the side of the road. >> i said the baby is coming out. he sed sawhe head and a say i will push one more time and the baby come out and he get it it. to him i want to say thank you so much to help us and i was like reblly glad you know because godsend him to help us. >> neki: i don't think she got the mother this is her third child. and both m m and child are doing good. >> todd: well, we're getting a closer look this morning at the 2016 ger ber baby and all her cuteness. this is 7-month-oldila from detroit. beat out 170,000 other babies port big win. the grand prize is $50,000. wow. more than a thousand dollars in ger ber's children's wear and a chance to star in that ger ber ad. >> neki: she is cute. >> and an abandoned dog is wake up in a shelter for now. >> todd: and he was found couple npped a miami neighborhood. meet joey

josh: a crash happened right in the middle of rush hour, that story next. jean: plus there's no single jackpot winner from last night's powerball. there are three. where the winning tickets were sold and how new hampshire fared. mike: another weekend just about here and this one looks to feature quite a few changes, the forecast coming up. josh: then, the state has handed out its first certificate for we'll tell you where. new day for america is this advertising. who do you like in this election? not sure yet. whoever gets we've gone from eight billion in the hole, to two billion in the we've cut taxes and we're from a loss of three hundred fifty thousand jobs, to a gain of three hundred forty-seven thousand jobs. what do you think? kasich. kasich. he brought back jobs both from and i don't believe another you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us

rush hour. gets a little crazy. >> reporter: josh would know. he lives right here at the corner of old georgetown road and battery lane. investigators say they're still trying to figure out how a woman who was trying to cross old georgetown road was hit by a ride on bus this morning. signals are being looked at specifically wases something off with the timing? josh says he thinks that's an issue. >> it's only a ten-second crosswalk. and they always start it at the wrong time. >> reporter: he wants the signal timing changed. the initial investigation shows a best make a left turn from battery lane onto old georgetown road just before 8:00 this morning when it happened. al harris is a former bus driver and says flat-out the roads are a dangerous place. he thinks safety upgrades need to be considered all across our region. >> we got a lot of people here. we got to take care of this. >> reporter: this did happen right in front of the bethesda chevy chase rescue squad. members inside responded. the investigation still ongoing but we know the driver o

josh einiger, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about in new jersey. four people rushed to the hospital tonight after a high carbon monoxide reading in their home. this happened in union city in hudson county. lucy yang is at the scene with the latest. >> two police officers and four members of one family were rushed to the hospital and two of the family members are lucky to be alive. we're on palisade avenue here in union city. 911 was called this evening after two members of one family came home and found two other members unconscious. turns out there was a massively elevated level of carbon monoxide in the house, enough to kill. we're told the reading was 1,000 parts per million which is dangerously high. >> anything over 80 parts per million, you're in bad shape so if their family members didn't come home, they wouldn't have survived much longer. >> the battalion chief believes the cause was due to the furnace and cautions residents to have their furnaces checked. compounding the problem, officials report there were no carbon monoxide detectors anywhere in the buildi

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josh st. george has the story. >> several shooting victims inside. >>reporter: multiple victims and one dead after a fight denver. >> people scattered after we heard gunshots. >> reporter: denver health reports at least nine rushed to area hospitals. >> it happened on the stairwell. and there was monguls beating up another guy. >> at this time, we don't have anybody in custody. >> reporter: this all appeared to happen in the western national complex next to the coliseum. >> we don't have any information that any firefighters or law enforcement officers were hurt. >> reporter: it is the the admission was $15 and thousands were inside at the time. there is no word on the cause of the violence. the man says that unfortunately biker violence has become common. >> if you're a rider, you know. if you see club members, you go. >> whitney: presidential candidate bernie sanders brought his campaign to our area today with the opening of his office on franklin road. and it officially opened to the public today. sanders announced he was opening another office in fairfax county. virginia is one of the 11 super tuesday states voting on march 1st. >> whitney: a fundraiser was held this afternoon to support a bedford firefighte

josh abc 7 news. jummy: police are investigating two early-morning accidents on the inner loop. one of them is deadly. also happening on the inner loop, three people were rushedto the hospital. all of this happened between connecticut avenue and georgia avenue. two of the victims were pinned. all of the injuries are considered non-life-threatening. things have gotten better on the roadways. jamie sullivan joins us with a check of traffic. jamie: we are seeing not as many accidents as we had this morning. you 395.s we are starting to move well. we do have a little bit of construction in place. do have an accident that did clear away, but we are seeing a little bit of volume. for the most part, we are ok as you leave the city. because of that construction and the earlier accident on 395 southbound, we dropped down to 11 miles per hour. as you get closer to the pentagon, we are ok. yourconstruction in place 450 and greenbelt. on 270, we are in nice shape through germantown. we are averaging in the 40's to the 50's. we are really good. we are clear. it will take you 20 minutes. we have just some residual delays. back to you. jummy: thank you. developing now, the

rushing to buy it right now. it's also going to be up against very difficult comps. josh mentions where is the business going to be in five years? add on to that, are they going to have the customer base? history suggests yes, apple will have the customer base. so if you currently own the stock, i am not selling the stock. i am staying with the stock, and i am certainly at some point later this year looking to buy the stock because that customer base is not going anywhere, and given all the cash they have, they will deliver a new product to that customer base at some point. >> let's talk about crude oil. certainly something to watch. our next guest predicting the drop in crude, which hit $32 earlier this year. so what now? tom kloza joining us now on the phone. tom, welcome back. >> nice to be back. i was a little worried this morning when i saw 3210 at the outset. i think it's like a baseball game. and you need to have the closer or the save come in. i'm not sure we have mariano rivera out there with everything that's happening in china, with some of the collateral damag

josh brolin with us live. he is talking all about his new role with george clooney and a moment. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just likthat. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? >>> back now with josh brolin. he stars with george clooney in the new coen brothers comedy "hail, caesar!" playing an old time studio fixer to keep movie stars in line. >> never do that. >> shut up. you're going it to go out there and finish "hail, caesar!" and believe every word you say. you're going to do it because you do, just like the director does what he does and writer and script girl. you'll do it because the picture has worth and you have worth if you serve the picture and you're never going to forget that again. >> josh brolin joins us. take a step back. that was real. >> what do you mean it's real? look, when

rush to respond to the question expand a little bit. urban soccer is a partnership with street soccer usa which is a community facing. so, just all hands to you. >> by ms. josher. i'm owner of urban soccer park and were working on the partnership with the yard. i sit on the board of street soccer usa which is a not-for-profit organization that goes into homeless shelters and essentially invites them to play soccer. then put some on teams in the picture that you saw earlier the small cited field is our term and that we have every year. at the civic center. so, essentially, we have 22 teams that come from all across the country from 16 different cities and that all made up of former homeless individuals that of and up join the team at the carrot at the end of the stick is to travel across the country and play soccer. street soccer usa is 75% of their participants get off the street within a year of joining the organization but so it's a super successful organized. so, they're very running on league when all the money that they make running the league gets funneled back into their not-for-profit for running street soccer usa. >> thank you. >> commissioner adams

rush to respond to the question expand a little bit. urban soccer is a partnership with street soccer usa which is a community facing. so, just all hands to you. >> by ms. josher. i'm owner of urban soccer park and were working on the partnership with the yard. i sit on the board of street soccer usa which is a not-for-profit organization that goes into homeless shelters and essentially invites them to play soccer. then put some on teams in the picture that you saw earlier the small cited field is our term and that we have every year. at the civic center. so, essentially, we have 22 teams that come from all across the country from 16 different cities and that all made up of former homeless individuals that of and up join the team at the carrot at the end of the stick is to travel across the country and play soccer. street soccer usa is 75% of their participants get off the street within a year of joining the organization but so it's a super successful organized. so, they're very running on league when all the money that they make running the league gets funneled back into their not-for-profit for running street soccer usa. >> thank you. >> commissioner adams