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ryan ferguson? she goes no, that s not. i saidwas it chuck erickson? no, it w: she was sure of that. >> she was absolutely sure. >> reporter: what's more she told the prosecutor this years earlier before the trial. th that new informatn, ryan filed an appeal, and his dad was hopeful. >> we ju knew if we could ever get in the courtroom and present the idence, ryan will beound innocent. >> reporter: but as th fergusons is were about find out, f the first but not lt time, overturning murder convtion is a very diffilt thing to do. the appeal was denie that new store free the janitor deemed not credible. but give up? no. even when they ran throu their life sings, even when a ra of legal appeals went nowhere. >> every time they come back and they deny any moti or they deny any appeal, it's just my thought, you've justaken another two or three years of my life for nhing. >> reporter: and still, nearly four decades to . if you have to serve that, you come out a senior cizen if you're sti alive. >> unftunately. but at the end of the day,ou never know what's going to hap

w it was certificate retention. >> all right. from the select committee. >> at the. so we had two presentations one was with from - jim ryan's our director of stem and he came and spoke specifically about all the different things we've doing under the stem umbrella. and we have another presentation about the initiative and all the work around updating the technology and the stem under that initiative as well >> thank you. all right. dr. report from the curriculum and a program committee month to month of november >> i reported we had two forgotten items one was expending the school day. we asked staff to calculate was it would cost to move to a 7 period day in high school and superintendent lee provide a rough analyzed that raged from 13 and a half million to 17 million to introduce the 7 day. i was encouraged we're not talking about 2 hundred and 3 hundred million it's somewhere in the neighborhood of 13 to 17 million. so as we look at an improved budget or look at new money from the state i really hope to prioritize a 7 period day in order to help our students who need to recover credits but those students who want to take

. >> reporter: aer nearly a decade behind bars, ryan ferguson is w a free man.n wiped clean. embracing his sister and thankingupporters. >> it was a wild day for sure. a lot going on. a lot of emotions. >> reporr: in the backseat o his parents' car ferguson left the courthouse in columbia, missouri last night. hours before the missouri torney general said he would not retrhim for the 2001 murder of a local newspaper editor. >> i didn't know this morning that i'd be standing here tonight. i didn'tnow anything. >> reporter: prin officials told him to pack but he didn't know why. when his attorney showed up, they weren allowed to speak. >> she just held ts up and this is w i knew what was gog on. >> it is over. >> reporr: it's the end of an ordeal that began in 200when a childhood friend saihe had repressed memoes that he and ferguson cmitted the murder after a night of heavy drinking when they were 17. the friend chuck arronso testified against him as part of a plea deal. ferguson was stenced to 40 ars in prison. last year, his accus took it all back. >> to get ch

w it was certificate retention. >> all right. from the select committee. >> at the. so we had two presentations one was with from - jim ryan's our director of stem and he came and spoke specifically about all the different things we've doing under the stem umbrella. and we have another presentation about the initiative and all the work around updating the technology and the stem under that initiative as well >> thank you.

>> look, i think paul ryan is clearly sending out signals he's trying to pick up that george w. bush playbook from 2000. and in some ways put distance between himself and his own plan especially when it comes to things like medicaid. you know, it was harsh. he was being encouraged to be bold and to break the deadlock, but you don't break the deadlock by showing absolutely no compassion. we're talking about extremely low levels of income to qualify for medicaid at all, so it's not like you're going to attract the votes of people who get medicaid. it's what you express about your party's values and about your own values. again, paul ryan's a smart guy. he recognizes this is not a winning track that he was on before. >> when you look at the fact that even as late as yesterday, goldie, fox was mocking the president's recent statement that he's not a socialist. watch this. >> conservatives like me think he's a socialist, but the president doesn't always see it that way. here's what he said last week. >> i would distinguish between the rhetoric and the tactics versus the ideological d

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you would think that would be a w win/win, but our republican colleagues don't want to talk about it. >> is paul ryan as ideologically fixed on the economy as ken cuccinelli is on social issues? aren't they cut from exactly the same uncompromising cloth that is preventing any kind of progress in terms of governance here? >> well, martin, certainly the republican ryan budget in the house is a purely ideological document. it's an inflexible, uncompromising partisan document. so the question is whether as we go into these negotiations our republican house colleagues, including paul ryan will show the kind of willingness to compromise that the american people want to see, and what the american people have said is that they want long term deficit checkpoints. they're willing to make some targeted cuts for the long term but it's really hard to stay with a straight face that deficit reduction is the most important thing and then turn around and refuse to close a single loophole. >> of course. >> a single loophole for the purpose of reducing the deficit. >> he can do it with a straight face. lest anyone thin

ryan. the definition of who is eligible for food stamps, the last time it changed in a major was under george w the eligibility but the amount benefit amount increased during the recovery act. that's the thing that just got taken away. the other thing is, the people, the program, is an incredibly well-run, low-fraud program to feed people. >> these are people that are working jobs that may not be union jobs, sub standard wages, giving them by and giving them some dignity. that argument drives me crazy. >> i don't know the specific circumstances of the surfer. if you are an adult. >> basic food stamps. >> so that is his job. if you are an adult that doesn't have dependant children and are unemployed, there is a time limit for how long you can be on food stamps. i am going to go on the beach and live off my $100 and something a month. >> $140. >> it is not like the thing they are voting on in switzerland whether they are going to give everybody $2800 a month for existing. >> someday. >> food stamps is one thing. it is perfectly legitimate to say, you are right, the economy is horrible to most peo

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ryan, or according to what we have learned, charles, either. charles eriksson, his high school buddy who testified against him. apparently, there was somebody else at the scene, according to some publish eed reports, who wed. there's bloody footprints. who do they belong to? the hair, who does the hair belong to? the dna, the forensics. this case was botched from the get-go. essentially, what happened was a kid was drunk and had a black-out and didn't remember what happened that night. a couple years laterer, he's reading a story about an unsolved murder. he said, i was in the area. halloween, i wonder in er if it be me. he tells someone, they tell the cops, then he implicated ryan. he knew nothing about it, according to critics who studied the tapes, he knew nothing about the crime, and the cops fed him the information, the details of the crime so he would be able to testify against his former friend. >> just a remarkable story. remarkable. thank you so much for joining us today. >> ryan ferguson, remarkable guy to keep his spirits up for that long. >> some of the most bizarre political moments you will ever see. the mayor who admits to smoking crack. still, he confronts the city council looking to tak

record w-a demonstrated ability to work across the aisle, with support of labor and blue collar voters in new jersey. it's a pretty good compelling story and there's some other compelling stories. paul ryan, jeb bush, marco rubio. there's a long list of very capable people. chris christie stands out as one of the strongest lights of the republican party. >> does ted cruz stand out to you as a potential light of the republican party? >> i won't disqualify anybody but i think i indicated some of the names that are most effective in becoming elected. >> chris christie on his way. you know, it always happens between politics. game change has come out. >> double down. >> and they are going to be here in a little bit talking about that. there's some stuff in there about chris christie that's now going to be hanging over him. yesterday campaign ended with him we saw the picture yelling at a teacher. careful. >> i got to be careful. got to be careful. keep your head down. >> interesting dynamic between the two men we saw, governor christie and governor romney. >> what about virginia? i think it's going to be a lot closer -- when they say it's over, a lot closer. i could be dead wrong. >> preside