all of them belong to robert louis and none of them belong to the months. i was ecstatic because i know the power of forensic testimony improves versus what someone might say because one is irrefutable the other can always be cut down by a nasty prosecutor. he couldn't do anything with this you should have seen the prosecutors struggle to answer the forensics that came from no less than the michigan state police crime lab. it was powerful stuff and it was a day for celebration. you're on his way into work being here and we are going to get it. in your room thanks to this new evidence the more monson is granted a new trial in january two thousand and seventeen after a one day hearing the court decides to exonerate lamar monson. surreal for me because these things i've been playing and asked for and seeing things develop and before my last witness come for five to twelve years evidence. just by. a vendor kid in my spirit you know and i'm feeling good. i know the truth but now everybody knows the truth and so. blessed you know people that stood by me. feel goo

bentley resides in the building where the crime takes place she shares her life with a certain mr robert louis both of them were regular crack users on the day of the crime show in a claims to have seen lewis return from kristina brown subpart meant covered in blood. and then they live in a t.v. of my door open and the local m.p. is over then my doorway and blood with it on his. boots and. i look like he if he is the most blood and it's like it was blood on his nails he just killed. very avoid me that. you know wrong as it is. whatever else he was charged with. i feel like eighteen year he. there was too much. i'm the one that told him that the girl was not fair she was beat. they had and he. no he didn't he be. sure lena bentleys witness statement changes everything a team of lawyers and students from the university of michigan decide to reopen lamar monson's case they are part of a national network of dozens of american universities who fight against judicial errors over the course of a year they retraced the police investigation step by step trying to prove lamar monson's innocence the big

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>> deborah roberts in st. louis tonight, where it could be down to the wire this time tomorrow. deb, thank you. those are just some of the key senate races we're watching. we have mary bruce with us tonight, we've brought the capitol to you for a change. let's show everybody at home the number we showed at the top of the broadcast. for democrats to take control of the house, they need 23 seats. it's a big if, but if they're able to pull that off, what are the three things you'll be watching? >> reporter: democrats are going to put the trump administration under an intense microscope. the first thing i'm watching, the investigations. they are going to demand to see president trump's tax returns. they're going to dig into conflicts of interest to questions about possible russia collusion. second thing to keep an eye on, robert mueller. democrats are likely to take steps to try to protect the special counsel. the third issue is impeachment. don't expect democrats to bring that up much. they want to see what the special counsel has discovered. in the meantime, if democrats pull this

deborah roberts, abc news in st. louisouri. >> and the total cost of the midterm election is more than $5 billion. >> good morning, rick. >> reporter: it's being called an election about everything but really it's about one big thing, president trump. he is on the ballot. and he has said as much. consider myself on the ballot when you go and vote and a referendum on donald trump nation wide means much different things in different parts of the country. you're seeing those being hurt by their association with president trump and that could be ewwhy democrats take over control of the house. big red states, 10 democratic senators defending their seats where president trump carried. that's where president trump is making his popularity very much felt for the candidates. at the end of the day it's a referendum on the sitting president and we're about to get that judgment. >> and just about 24 hours you'll be here on the set with us. >>> there are several marijuana measures being voted on today. legislation that would legalize r

robert h jackson, and to a lesser degree, william o. douglas. in the first war, however, wilson had only one member of the court whose advice he so trusted. and louis brandeis became one of wilson's closest wartime confidence. picking up our story from that late afternoon in december 1917, the matter that concerned wilson involved railroads. and their seeming inability to move raw materials to plants or desperately needed finished supplies to atlantic ports, so they could go to the troops in europe. wilson had been besieged by people clamoring for the government to take over the rail lines, join them into a unified system, and then give one man the necessary authority to run it. although the attorney general had assured the president that such a step would be legal, since congress had empowered the president to do so in 1916, wilson had his doubts. both about taking over the lines and about setting up such a powerful government agency. so he went to see the one man whose advice he would trust, the man whom wilson's biographer called the intellectual architect of the new freedom and whom wilson's new shared his views on government and the economy. b

loui chicago. >>> president trump, during calls intended to thank serviceo members he out on a number of issues from his public back and forthrt with supreme c o ief justice john roberts his plan to seal the entire southern border. kristen welker is in west palm beach with the .late good morning. >> reporter: hi, peter. good morning toyou. president trump is capping off this holiday week with a quiet day here in florida after spending thanksgiving sounding off, taking tough aim at the v judiciary aing tough action at the border. overnight, president trump expressing thanks during a celebration with family and friends at mar-a-lago after dishing out a p fullte of politics during the day. doubling down on his thet to close the u.s./mexico border if the arrival of immigrants from central america leads to disorder. >> when they lose control on the mexicoside, we close the border. eporter: the president sounding off on his new order to the nearly 6,000 troops along the border. >> they have to, they will use lethal force. they have to. i hope they don't haveto. >> reporter: the official order which may be challenged in court says du deadly force cansenly be u to ensure the