ms. anderson pled guilty to a crime for which she was not at fault, gm had evidence that would have demonstrated actual innocence and identified the true culprit and cause of the accident general motors." candice's conviction overturned she is now acquitted of any fault in the crash that killed michael. what would michael say? >> i pictured him rooting us you know in the courtroom. it's a good feeling to think he's had a lot to do with it. >> reporter: gm would not comment on the judge's opinion. for the first time in this letter to candice's attorney general motors admits it may be to blame. writing, gm has determined that the crash involving ms. anderson is one in which the recall condition may have caused or contributed to the frontal air bag nondeployment in the accident. is it enough? >> no. i don't think it's enough. i think they should have been there that day to support me to put in some words before the judge also. i really do. >> reporter: have you directly heard from general motors? >> never. at this point, i don't think i ever will. >> reporter: so why didn't gm reach out to candice

ms. anderson. [applause] molly: thank you and good afternoon to all of you. it is a real honor to co-present with frankie. i see her as one of the pioneers of food justice. she brought our attention a long time ago to ways that policies and eating patterns in this country are affecting the prospects of justice for people in poor countries and what we can learn from people in other countries. i'm delighted to be here. i want to start with a few observations about why food justice seems to be rising to right now, why it is on so many people's minds. i think first is the growing awareness of racism and racial inequity in this country. ferguson was certainly a flash point for that. with ferguson came the realization, for many of us, that black youths were being massacred by state forces with virtual impunity. this has been going on for a long time, continuing an ugly legacy of lynching in this country. i think food justice is also benefiting from the attention to global inequity in access to resources. at this point, 80 people have the same wealth as the bottom 3