liebman. >> try the eighth floor. >> crushed leg. ♪ ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> internal hemorrhage♪ ♪ ♪ >> science takes flight at last as this new age builds a better kind of city close to the soil. planes are shaped for speed. new cities take form, green cities. they are built into the countryside. they are ringed with trees and fields and gardens. new cities are not allowed to overcrowd. the new city is organized to make operations possible between the machines and nature. each has its place. safe streets are quiet neighborhoods are built into the pattern and built to stay there. power flashes from pinheads and streams across the region and it flows from powerhouses to factories and laboratories. science serves the worker and i worked together making machines more automatic and the men who govern them more human. factories are set apart from looking quarters. there close to rail and motor roads with space to spread about. like industries are near at hand in the heavy ones are set apart and people can even walk to work and have their lunch at home sometimes. this is no suburb whe

liebman's is one of the last.y soda to drink. >> howard cosell is on the air. suddenly, you see a tongue of flame licking up into the sky. and he says, this is the kind that jimmy carter saw, ladies and gentlemen, the bronx is burning. the old image of the brox as middle class, healthy area had survived up until 1977. this shattered it. >> the bronx was burning like the story, and that stuck. politicians make the brox a poster child for what was wrong, hopelessly be wrong, would never get any better. >> we're snapping up large numbers of buildings. >> first of all, he takes out a huge fire insurance policy. so he goes to his junkies and says, listen, see that empty apartment building on the top floor? i'm going to turn my back. you take all of the lead pipes that are in there, but i have one request, before you leave, turn on the water, and the water comes down hiring everyone else, they hire an arsonist, they collect all the money and leave. >> i remember it well. it was bad. are things getting better? >> is the

liebman's is one of the last.t, and chopped liver. a good pass trami. there used to be lots of places to get your reuben or cherry soda to drink. >> howard cosell is on the air. suddenly, you see a tongue of flame licking up into the sky. and he says, this is the kind of thing that jimmy carter saw, ladies and gentlemen, the bronx is burning. the old image of the bronx as middle class, healthy area had survived up until 1977. this shattered it. >> the bronx was burning like the story, and that stuck. politicians make the bronx a poster child for what was wrong, hopelessly be wrong, would never we were told get any better. >> so you now have a slum lord, essentially, snapping up large numbers of buildings? >> yes, first of all he takes out a huge fire insurance policy. so he goes to the judges and says you see that apartment complex, i'm going to turn my back. you take all the lead pipes in there. but i have one request, please. before you leave, turn on the water? and the water comes down driving everybody else. t

liebman, we talk about the team that you work with? >> i will. started looking at this case and it was just a young man named doug chaffee who read the record in this case. he was a second-year law student and he said, you know, this case doesn't seem right. it was the first one we almost have looked at. we decided to look in texas because that's where the executions are. but try to set it to look in corpus christi because of the district with lots and lots of errors. we looked at an eyewitness case. i put together a team of investigators all over the country. this took literally millions of dollars after the fact no one wants out. and a tip about five investigators who spent many, many in corpus christi and then we started videotaping and all the photographs in the case. everything worked out by the way is on the website is free. every single document is fair. you don't have to believe the word we said. we put it all up there and if you read a second in the book, you can click on all of the materials that support the sentence. it took years and