rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent. to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to -- to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. >> reporter: but rocky's admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. and then -- seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. >> reporter: laura nirider of northwestern university's innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she represents brendan dassey of "making a murderer" fame. nirider heard about robert's case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert, as we watch the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that i've ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> you've got these officers -- very, very close to robert who's a big guy pushed into that corner, increasing the pressure without even touching him. >> reporter: randy sne

house experts for >> by all accounts, including his own, robert davis was a mama's boy. because of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities? maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart, he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother sandy to protect him from the big bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness. medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he's a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in healthcare and nursin' like i was. trouble once over a petty theft and his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing? a family acquaintance was the school resource police officer. his name was randy snead he'd known robert and his mom for years. robert looked up to randy. trusted him. so when officer snead now a detective with the albemarle county police came looking for robert after the fire. sandy told him without her son. >> i said, "is robert in trouble?" and he said, "he's in serious trouble." >> but sandy had no

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>> reporter: the thing is robert davis is far from alone. research produced by nyrider and others revealed that something like 25% of the thousands of people whose convictions were later overturned by dna evidence actually confessed falsely. why? according to nyrider, interrogation techniques used in the u.s. but now banned in many other countries are clearly to blame. >> when these kids go into that interrogation room and they come out, all they heard was "if i do what this authority figure wants me to do, i get to go home. i get to go to my own bed. i get to see my mom." >> reporter: instead, they go to prison. a confession being perhaps the most powerful evidence in many american courtrooms. >> what confessions tend to do is they shape this confirmation bias. >> reporter: britain among other countries has put in place rules that have virtually eliminated false confessions while increasing the percentage of crimes solved. >> we would not prosecute somebody solely on a confession. >> reporter: but though american interrogation techniques ar

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. >> my name is robert davis. i am tired of being told what to do by the government that has ignored us for years and knows nothing about our lives. if i have to pay taxes, i want to see where my money is going and know that it is helping my fellow townspeople. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my left on the floor. >> i asked my compatriots, what will happen to this colony if we continue to defy the king? if we anger the king, taxes will be the least of our problems. >> order! the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the floor. >> enough with the liberty tea nonsense! we are all english man and subject to the king's laws. >> order! the chair recognizes the speaker to my left. >> my name is cooper. i teach my sons to respect their father's words. we are not the sons of liberty. we are the sons of our father and our king who protects that. >> the chair recognizes the speaker to my right on the floor. >> we patriots must continue to protest. >> my name is john. i ask you, loyalists, who shall respond? i

deputies have arrested wesley malmister, tabitha roberts, brandon davis, and randall simpson. deputies say the four killed two people during an attempted armed robbery. amy road in iva last month. all four face a slew of charges that include two counts of murder. the ceo of a georgia hospital is one of six people facing charges after a prescription drug sting. federal agents arrested mike gowder, the ceo of union general hospital, in union county gowder is facing multiple prescription drug charges. his arrest comes after a nine-month-long multi-state investigation. five others were also arrested, including two doctors. police say doctor james heaton wrote more than 15,000 fraudulent prescriptions for painkillers for gowder over a three-year period. four of gowder's family members were also among those apprehended. turning to commitment 2016 this afternoon, the democrats are campaigning in new hampshire again today, after a their first one-on-one debate last night. hillary clinton's way behind in the polls, and she came out swinging. tracie potts is in washington >> enough is e

deputies have arrested wesley malmister, tabitha roberts, brandon davis, and randall simpson. deputies say justin williams and carey waddell were killed during an attempted armed robbery. deputies responded to pierce and amy road in iva last month. all four face a slew of charges that include two counts of murder michael: the irs has stopped accepting electronically-filed tax returns. the agency says a hardware failure forcededhe shutdown of several tax processing systems, including e-filing. the services are expected to be down for at least a day. the irs still expects nine out of ten taxpayers to get their refunds within three weeks. the irs says people who have already filed returns don't need to do anything more. carol: next month, cvs will in itstsharmacies in ohio. it's the first of 20 states where cvs will start selling narcan this year. cvs already sells it in 15 other states, including south carolina. narcan is a nasal spray used to reverse the effects of opioids in the event of overdose. it is not a prescription drug, but cvs says it does not display it on store shel

robert charles davis jr. is still missing. >>> new at 5:00 an appeals court said a cleveland police officer should get his job back after he was fired for sexting with female crime victims. he lost his job 2013. they later ruled he should have been disciplined, not fired. today the appeals court up that he would decision >>> well one of the major selling points for clevelanding the republican national convention was the number of hotels coming on line. >> one of those hotels is set to open in a month. proj ektd connect -- project of these new hotels. >> the end result of what was once one of cleveland's hidden gems. >> it now makes a same statement that it did when it opened. >> if you talk to anybody in downtown cleveland, a lot of people didn't know this existed. >> now after a five year transformation outside and inside, it is set to open march 8th. >> we have 52 apartments that are above the hotel. the hotel goes up seven stories. 8-14 are apartments. as of today three-fourths of those are leased out. bui

murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people erwfoundead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell and justin williams. 3 this is a look at the scene. investigators say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road -- after an attempted robbery. 3 and only our cameras were there as one of those suspects -- 26 year old brandon davis -- headed to bond court thursday.he was charged with two counts of murder. murder.all four suspects are facing similar charges.they are scheduled to have bond hearings in the future. 3 greenville county investigators are trying to figure out how a car ended up into a pond. crews were called out to a pond on talley bridge road in travelers rest around 9:00 thursday night.dive crews searched the pond and inside the vehicle and found a small amount of blood.. but not the driver.we spoke with the woman who says she found the car. 3 3 3 3 "our dog started barking

murder.this is a look at wesley malmister -- tabitha roberts -- brandon davis -- and randall simpson. investigators say two people were found dead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell and justin williams. 3 this is where it happened. investigators say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road -- after an attempted robbery. 3 and only our cameras were there as one of those suspects -- 26 year old brandon davis -- headed to bond court thursday.he was charged with two counts of murder. murder.all four suspects are facing similar charges.they are scheduled to have bond hearings in the future. 3 greenville county investigators are trying to figure out how a car ended up into a pond. pond.we're told e-m-s and fire crews were called out to a pond on talley bridge road in travelers rest around 9:00 thursday night.dive crews searched the pond and inside amount of blood.. but not the driver.rescue crews say they found wet footprints leading away from the pond. 3 it's the

crime.the anderson county sheriff's arrested wesley malmister, tabitha roberts, brandon davis, and randall simpson - after two people were found dead in their home in the early morning of january 10th. 10th.the coroner identified the victims as casey waddell 3 authorities say the two were killed the night before inside the home at the intersection of pierce and amy road - after an attempted robbery.this is a look at the scene -the coroner says waddell suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. and williams was found with multiple gunshot wounds to the chest. 3 we were there as one of those suspects - 26 year old brandon davis headed to bond court - this is video you'll see only on fox.he was arraigned yesterday - charged with two counts of murder, attempted armed robbery and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. crime.all four suspects remain behind bars in anderson county - facing those same charges - they all will have bond hearings in general sessions court in the coming days. 3 in a fox carolina investigation 3 ree spartanburg county fire departments could face closure if so

four people, wesley charles, tab that suzanne robert s, brandon scott davis and sifrp on the were arrested on two counts of murder each. tracked them down. . >> well, a bold crook in western north carolina didn't even try to conceal his identity. have a look at the surveillance picture of this man with his fair face clearly visible. the madison county sheriff's office says he is accused of robbing the first citizens bank on highway 25 this morning. bank employees say he walked in walking glasses and a gray sweatshirt and claimed to be harmed, he demanded money and left in a gray toyota corolla or camera. if you know his identity, deputies want to hear from you. >>> you might need to crank up the heat, freezing temperatures are expected to come back overnight. >> christy henderson is watching that closely for you. >> tom, after midnight, we dppt skies to clear, that will enable most of us to get down below freezing. a couple of things that we're tracking tonight, left over clouds, a possible of a few light showers this evening and also increasing winds. a wind advisory has been issued by th

the obvious ones were jefferson davis and robert e. lee. they would write out long lists of cabinet members and confederate diplomats. quite sure that it had been more than booth. that was part of their belief thisw whether or not these men were responsible had assassin e assassinated the president. thank you. sgr we hear a lot about this one. we hear as much about kennedy and very little about the other two. this may be off topic. it may not be your area of expertise. do you have any idea, would that consider cataclysmic in their time and why did he hear so little about those? >> garfield in 1881 rand mckinley in 1901, the first reason that scholars give is that lincoln and kennedy died immediately or almost immediately. i follow this couple up through reconstruction till the end of their lives. i'm not sure i can explain this. she's devastated, utterly devastated. i followed her through the whole story. she wrote so much about lincoln. there's a sense of at the immediate moment, i think garfield and mckinley were devastating events but th

davis is in town tonight. he'll is -- he's feeling good. georgezimmerman responds to allegation from the al-jazeera documentar announcer: and now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by the local toyota dealer. robert: hoops. the wizards have their hands full. anthony davis and the pelicans are in town. on sandivers dropped 59 points. grabbed 20 rebounds against the pistons. not to mention wizards are four games back from .500 mark. does there need to be a sense of urgency here? >> it hit us if we don't do something or st we won't be in the playoffs. everybody's goal. that was the goal to come in the season. home court. it's still possibility. we still have 20-plus games left. get it done. >> all right. nats full squad required to report to spring training today. ryan zimmerman spent time with the reporters today. for nearly 20 minute he spoke about the al-jazeera report that cited pharmacist charlie sly who claimed he provided zimm with performance-enhancing drugs. zimmerman filed defamation suit against al-jazeera and sly recanted the claims or implicating him but the damage has been done. >> i spent time in the community in d.c. kids and the families to think that i guess my integrity and the pe

deputies say brandon davis, wesley malmister, tabitha roberts, and randall simpson killed justin williams and casey waddell last month...at a camper in iva. they say the suspects tried to rob the thanks for joining us. we'll be back in 25 minutes >>> here in california, somebody waut a lottery ticket that turned out to be worth $63 million. the deadline to cash it in was today and no one showed up to claim it. so now the money goes to california public schools. what a waste, you know? you just hate to see that! >> they will put the money to good use. if you find the ticket, you i'd rather never want to know. >> absolutely. welcome back to "cbs this morning." outspoken former pharmaceutical executive pleads the fifth. martin shkreli shocked members of congress with his refusal to answer questions. ahead what he had to say about those lawmakers after the hearing reason a bmx legend has died. friends and family are remembering david mira. what he posted on social media one day before his death. >>> the detroit free press reports an aide in the governor's office knew about a spike in legionna

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the list of the streets where the burglaries are taking place there on waverley and robert and sumner road and davis avenue police say lock your doors and windows. >> sara: this morning the headmaster of a local school is apologizing to students for failing to deal with race based slurs. in a letter to students at boston latin the headmaster says she regrets there was not more urgency in the school's response. a recent investigation found the school did not properly handle an incident where a black student was called a racial slur and threatened. six other alleged incidents were also reported there. students in civil rights groups have called for the headmaster to be removed and this morning the naacp also wants the justice department to investigate. >> julie: we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. right now on 93 south a little wet out there. you're looking at 48 minute commute andover to the zakim bridge. shiri. >> shiri: 95 and 28 seeing plain rain showers, drizzle on 495 right now and headed out to the mass pike. it goes from drizzle to a little massachusetts and still pretty s

davis. michelle: the man who assassinated senator robert kennedy will remain behind bars despite help from him an unlikely ally. see concert on was denied bail after testimony from 91-year-old paul schrade who was injured in the shooting. schrade claims there was a second shooter who shot the presidential candidate. the family of tamir rice' s outrage. they say the city of cleveland sent them an ambulance bill for the next a 12-year-old son was killed by police. their lawyers say they received a bill for $500 seeking reimbursement for the medical care. rice was playing with a pellet gun when he was shot and killed by police in november of 2014. a grand jury decided not to indict the officers. jason: people of a coming together to remember falling out -- orange county sheriff' s deputy scott pine. it is being held at westminster abbey boulevard. he was shot and killed two years ago after confronting car burglary suspects. the gunman later shot and killed himself. his girlfriend is serving 15 years in prison. a bill inspired by the death of deputy pine is taking a big step forward. florida senat

roberts, fox news. >>> the super surprise that had former tight end vernon davis fighting back tears.>> i'm appreciated to have this experience and share it with these guys. >>> who are you rooting for?>> carolina panthers. jared allen is playing for them. he is a good friend of mine.>> i like the panthers. i don't know by what. i like the panthers. >> payton manning, probably his final game. how epic -- how epic to go out super nbp.>> close caption for the 10:00 news brought you by mancini's sleep world. visit sleep world.com. >>> one of the events taking place in the bay area surrounding super bowl l, the taste of the nfl. they are just wrapping up. the charity event fights hunger and is held every year on super bowl eve. cristina rendon is live to tell us more about this event.>> reporter: heather, they are finishing up there one him our set. they are the headliners. the event is celebrating its 25th year of giving back to local food banks. a mix of the country's top chefs and nfl stars of the perfect recipe for a way it -- raising awareness against hunger. celebrity guests alyssa milano, nick lasha