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our martin savidge now with the story. >> reporter: april 20th, 2017, la deli stepped into the deathd -- nothing. his final words heard earlier in an interview with the bbc. >> but my dying words will always be as it has been, i am an innocent man. >> reporter: lee spent 22 years on arkansas's death row never changing the story. >> to maintain innocence for over 20 years, that's something that i'm not familiar with. >> reporter: never confessed to you? >> not once. n even hinted at it. >> reporter: now new dna testing raised serious questions about the case. what do you think? >> i think if those results had been had before he was executed he would be alive. >> reporter: lee sentenced to death for the murder of 26-year-old deborah reece found strangled and clubbed to get in her home outside little rock. prosecutors in the case relied on eyewitnesses who testified seeing lee enter and leave the house the day of the crime. even after the excuse lee's family continued to investigate with the aclu and the innocence project. recently they were able to gain access to crucial evidence inclu

but as cnn's martin savidge found out, her constituents are not happy with what she's been saying. >>eporter: back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party, just like the democrats are you now a national socialist party. >> reporter: following her comparison of mask mandates to the holocaust, georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on thursday night turned against what she called a little group in the democratic party, signaling out representatives alexandria oscasio-cortez of new york and ilhan omar of minnesota. >> we have actual united states members of congress, the jihad squad -- there was a big group of them, by the way. >> reporter: until now, marjorie taylor greene is brushing off criticism from republicans but can she ignore her own voters? those we talk to wonder what was she thinking? >> the holocaust is hersterribl terrible. why she said that, compared to that, i really don't know. >> reporter: at a diner in rome, georgia, wainwright said he voted for greene but the congresswoman's comments have gone way too far. what do you thin

. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn, rome, georgia. >> thanks to martin for that. >>> so fears over personalgrowing number of people are choosing to leave rather than live under the beijing imposed national security law. as christy lustout explains the united kingdom is often the destination of choice. >> reporter: good-bye for good. last october gavin and his family said farewell to their home city of hong kong. from a new address the stock trader turned youtuber streams advice for his fellow hong kongers under self-imposed exile like how to buy groceries, practical advice for life in a new land. >> where you drive, where you live. >> reporter: hearing the impact of a sweeping new national security law mach moved to the u.k. with his wife and two daughters. he says he hasn't found a new job and has been living off his savings. >> the very warmest of welcomes. >> reporter: last month the u.k. launched a $59 million fund to support hong kongers emigrating to the country under a new scheme. the fund would help new arrivals find jobs, houses and schools. hundreds of thousands of hong kongers ar

cnn's martin savidge is life. what are the constituencies telling you? >> marjorie taiylor greene migh have to move on. that message is not playing well here at home. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> reporter: back home and not backing down. >> you know, nazis were the national socialist party just like the democrats are now a national socialist party. >> reporter: georgia con congresswoman marjorie taylor greene on thursday night turns against a little group in the democratic party, singling out alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> we have united states member of congress, the jihad squad. there's a big group of them, by the way. >> reporter: until now marjorie taylor greene has been brushing off her fellow republicans. but can she do that to her voters? what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible, terrible, and why she said that, compared to that, i really don't know. >> reporter: at a diner in rome, georgia, wayne wright said he voted for greene but that the congresswoman's comments have gone too far. >> what do you think? >> i don't think anyone should

four years after his execution, his attorney says another man's dna has been discovered on the martin savidger: ladell lee stepped into the death chamber. he was strapedped to a gurn kne. he said nothing. his final words heard earlier in an interview with the bbc. >> my dying words will always be as it has been, i am an innocent man. >> reporter: lee spent 22 years on arkansas's death row never changing his story. >> to maintain innocence for over 20 years, i mean, that's something that i'm not familiar with. >> reporter: so he never confessed to you he committed the murder? >> not once. not even hinted at it. >> reporter: four years after his execution, new dna testing has raised serious questions about his case. lee's attorney got a call explaining the bi bindings. what did you think? >> i think the results had before he was executed, he would be alive. >> reporter: lee was sentenced to death for the murder of 26-year-old debra reese found strangled and clubbed to death in her home. prosecutors relied on eyewitnesss who testified seeing lee enter and leave reese's house the day during the c

. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta.by county, tennessee and you get a covid-19 vaccine you could get something else -- a brands new car! this week, local officials unveiled the sweek stakes which allows one lucky person to win a new vehicle. you need at least one shot to have a shot at winning. it is all part of an effort to get more people vaccinated in shelby county where about a third of people have received at least one covid-19 vaccine. sorry, proof of residency will be required. >>> as part of a major push to get more younger adults to get their shots, more companies are offering a free beer. budweiser is offering a free beer to anyone aged 21 up who shows proof of vaccination. a number of brew reese in new jersey are doing the same thing n. connecticut participanting restaurants will offer free dinks to people offering proof of vaccination for the last two weeks of may. >>> i'm tom foreman in washington, d.c. where vaccination sites will be spreading the love this mother's day weekend. half a dozen sites will be

. >> reporter: i'm martin savidge in atlanta. and you get a covid-19 vaccine. you could get something else. a brand new car. this week, local officials have held a sweepstakes which could leave one lucky person to win the choice of a sports car, pick-up truck, sedan, or suv. you have until the end of may to get at least one shot, to have a shot at winning. it's all part of an effort to get more people vaccinated in shelby county, where health officials say, so far, about a third of people have received at least one covid-19 vaccine. sorry. proof of residency will be required. >> reporter: i'm alexandra field. as part of a major push to get more younger adults to get hair shots, more and more companies are throwing in a free beer. budweiser offering a free beer to anyone age 21 and up who shows proof of vaccination. a number of participating breweries across the state of new jersey, doing the same thing. and in connecticut, the governor announcing that participating restaurants will offer free drinks to people with proof of vaccin