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. >> i was in rockford, 40 miles away. >> reporter: the case went cold for nearly five decades until mccall's own mother made a startling death bed admission. >> she grabbed my wrist in the strongest grip. she said those two little girls and the one disappeared. john did it. john did it. and you have to tell someone. >> reporter: after kathy sigman, now a grandmother, picked his picture out of a photo lineup, mccullough was convicted of maria ridulph's murder in 2012, but today, the dekalb county state's attorney says newly uncovered evidence confirms mccullough was miles away when maria's kidnapping occurred. >> and this new information is information that the trial court did not have available to consider when it made the ruling. >> reporter: with mccall's release, the murder of maria ridulph becomes once more a mystery. erin moriarty, cbs news. >> pelley: up next, steve hartman's parable of sin and salvation. ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to

. >> easy easy on the rockford files. you lean right too, 60% republican. how does it feel? >> it is about as great as i feel having a guy's name. speaking of guys' names i couldn't -- chris liens left, but i cooperate tell whether it would be a dude kris or a female kris. how do you identify. >> it is to the thursday. >> how do you identify? >> i say bernie, call me. i will help you out there, brother. >> let a talk about harriet tubman. you said it would be weird in the trip club to throw twenty's. what fancy pants strip clubs are you going to? a george washington is all you need. >> you are are a cheap bastard. >> you gave a wonderful speech. slavery is not capitalism. can you say a little of that again. i was kind of moved. >> i am not a trained monkey on the sidewalk. you have to pay attention to the first time around. >> do you feel better there was a woman there and you know who harriet tubman was. i mean that repfully. >> it will take another deck indicate. so we won't see her on any currency for 10 years. >> i love it. before i go, i want to say i am so glad to the

what i can, even though i'm still at university and running for local election at the same time in rockford, i've manageded them to get to respect promos, and commit to are r toilets, and these things i've done as a student and i really wish yourself and would take us seriously as transgender people you could allude today as to what you can do to go beyond what has been accepted lgbtq rights movement, and including people who fit norms. the social [applaus [applause]. i think ma: well, -- first of all, that wasn't that crazy. ask ught you were going to to come up here and, you know, dance with me or something. [laughter] but i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you've abouty taken to speak out your own experience and then to movement ate a social and change laws. it sounds to me like you're on the right track. david cameron,or lthough i will say on lgbt issues, i think david has been relative to aurve lot of other leaders around the world and even here in the u.k.. i can say from my perspective taking a lot of serious steps to address these issues within the federal government.

even though i'm still at university, i'm running for local election in rockford. i managed to get them to respect pronounced, i finished to get them to commit t gender-neutral toiletso. these are things i done as a student. i really really wish that yourself and david cameron would take us seriously and perhaps you could elucidate as to what you can do to go beyond what is been accepted as the lgbtq rights movement, including people outside the social norms. [applause] pres. obama: first of all, that wasn't that crazy. i thought you were going to ask to come up here and, dance with me or something. [laughter] i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you have already taken to speak out against your own experience, and to try and create a social movement and change laws. it sounds to me like you are on the right track. i can't speak for david cameron, although i will say that on lgbt issues, i think david has been ahead of the curve relative to a lot of other leaders around the world, even here in the u.k. from my perspective, we are taking a lot of serious

even though i'm still at university, i'm running for local election in rockford. i managed to get them to respect pronouns. i managed to get them to commit to gender-neutral toilets. these are things i done as a student. i really really wish that yourself and david cameron would take us seriously and perhaps -- seriously as transgender people and perhaps you could elucidate as to what you can do to go beyond what is been accepted as the lgbtq rights movement, including people outside the social norms. [applause] pres. obama: first of all, that wasn't that crazy. i thought you were going to ask to come up here and, dance with me or something. [laughter] i'm incredibly proud of the steps it sounds like you have already taken to speak out about your own experience, and to try and create a social movement and change laws. it sounds to me like you are on the right track. i can't speak for david cameron, although i will say that on lgbt issues, i think david has been ahead of the curve relative to a lot of other leaders around the world, even here in the u.k. i can say

. >> i was in rockford, 40 miles away. >> reporter: the case went cold for nearly five decades untilher made a startling death ridden message. >> she grabbed my arm and said the two little girls and the one disappeared, john did it. john did it. you have to tell somebody. >> reporter: after kathy his picture out of a lineup. they say null uncovered evidence says mccullough was miles away when with the g protect those the law discriminates against. >>> a new look is coming for the nba. beginning next year, will become the first of the four major professional sports leagues to start selling advertising space on players' jerseys. spectators got a sneak peek at what the sponsorships will look like when kia brought ad space on this year's all-star game >> it will measure six square inches on the uniform but could have long-lasting impact on how the fans see the game. mike mccarthy is a writer for sports news and "the new york times" and has covered the business of sports for more than 20 years. mike, good morning. >> good morning. >> it's interesting. it makes you a little sad but, at the

. >> i was in rockford. 40 miles away. >> reporter: the case went cold for five decades until mccollough'smother appeared to make a stunning deathbed declaration. >> she grabbed my wrist and -- in the strongest grip. she said those two little girls and the onedisappeared. john did it, and you have to tell someone. >> reporter: the new investigat possible crime. one of his sisters said mccollough raped her as a teenager. he was acquitted of rape but later stood trial for maria's murder. unable to present his alibi evidence because most of his witnesses were dead, mccollough was found guilty. is it possible then that you were acquitted of what you did do and convicted of what you didn't? >> that could be. >> reporter: is that what happened? >> don't know. i may have been a sinner, but i'm not a murderer. >> reporter: mccollough hasn't been exonerated, but his conviction has been overturned which means that he could technically be retried for the murder, although that does seem unlikely. and -- >> why does he have an alibi at the trial -- >> it was documented in fbi reports. but most of the a

we have a lot of calls to get to we want to get to mike calling in from rockford, illinois. mike, you're a parent. what school level are your children? caller: the school level, my oldest is garage waited high school last year. in texas. we're paying about $15,000 a kid . i think the schools should be much better than they are. host: what is your top concern about this about the quality of your schools? caller: well, the privatizing the school is the top concern and cherry-picking the kids. i watched one sell for $200,000. we pointed the school for $200,000. we sold it for $200,000. and they cherry picked their kids and put them in these private charter tools and we're paying them $15,000 for our kids. the problem here is these kids are coming home with stacks of homework after watching five movies a day. and that's the problem i see. i feel the simple simple fix. there's a camera on every bus, on every corner. if we had a camera in the back of every class where you can tune in, to sew what your kids are doing, five minutes after the bell rings, you know, every sit-down, tur

but for a small business owner or start up entrepreneurs in places like rockford, peoria, or the quad cities, the deck is stacked against them on the global economic playing field. mrs. bustos: that's why today i introduced the boosting america's export act. it will help small and medium-sized businesses expand economic opportunity. and create more good-paying american jobs. my bill will identify and assist small businesses that have the potential to sell the products in new markets. we already know that small businesses create two out of every three jobs. and by building a business climate that helps them grow and succeed, will strengthen -- we'll strengthon working families across the nation. i strongly urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to stand with me in this effort. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman illinois yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker p