-steven: hi. -jim: hi there. steven: how are you doing? steven. jim: hey, steven. jim o'keefe. meet you. steve: steve. lemonis: you guys, thanks for allowing us to come in and talk to you today. getting this meeting was a great opportunity for us. while we're very niche today, the goal is really to change the way we manufacture, and so i want to see if there's a way to do some business. steve: great. thank you, marcus. i have designed four chairs, one for every region of the country. i'll start with the one that we shipped you. this is our great lakes chair. man: what's the retail on that? -steve: $495. -man: okay. lemonis: i had him make these four chairs with four very specific regional feels. the line that this will all be branded under will be the american dream. man: are you guys gonna carry inventory, or what type of lead times would you expect? steve: this is our quick-ship program, so we are going to stock and be able to ship in a 24-hour period. lemonis: can we look at the chairs? have you seen them? let's look at them. man: okay. steven: it's a clean, modern look, ava

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that's always done in a case like this. >> how is steven doing? >> steven is doing much better.w that he's aware that there's new testing that can be done, he's thrilled. when someone wants every possible test done that could be done, that would prove their guilt or innocence. that's when you know they're innocent. >> reporter: michael griesbach has written a book about the avery case, "the innocent killer." he says that with all the attention this story has received, one voice has been missing. >> do you think she's been forgotten in all of this? >> i think she has been forgotten in all of this. a person lost her life, and somehow, we have to try to keep sight of that. >> reporter: in our searches through the evidence in this case, we came across one more piece of tape. a grainy video diary teresa made -- prosecutors played it at avery's sentencing to remind people of a life lost. >> i just want to know that whenever i do die, i just want people i love to know that whenever i die, that i was happy. ♪ >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." we'll see you again sunday at 7:

. >> reporter: steven avery, on the radar again? what will investigators find this time? >> this is a big moment. >> it is the moment. are you powered by protein? we are. milk has 8 grams to help give you energy to unleash your potential. start every day with milk' s protein and milk life. i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the day to get more out of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens that'll be the highlight of your day. now preview the cost of your copay before you fill. you can even get one-dollar >>> reporter: it was fall, 2005. steven avery was starting a new manitowoc county for $36 million photographer. she'd been out taking pictures in manitowoc for "auto trader" magazine. after two days and no word from her, teresa's family l

steven avery's guilty. "dateline." here's andrea canning. >>> reporter: it's this year's first binge-watching phenomenon, "making a murderer," the new true crime documentary on netflix. >> i don't think anybody really thought that it would have this kind of impact. >> reporter: the 10-part series, dense with details, has inspired online sleuths, white house petitions, and its share of controversy. >> steven avery's guilty and deserves to be right where he is. >> there is a murderer out there. and he's not that murderer. >> reporter: it all follows the case of steven avery and his long journey through the criminal justice system. a journey which began more than 30 years ago in manitowoc, wisconsin. "making a murderer" has thrust the steven avery case back into the news, putting this small wisconsin town into the center of a media firestorm. but "dateline" was here 10 years ago, reporting on this story. the stunning twists to the case along with facts, evidence and interviews not included in the documentary. we've been o

and steven avery, this is not covered in the documentary, but was at trial, my understanding, stevennd handcuffs three weeks before the murder. that true? >> none of that was evidence at steven avery's trial. you just described the prosecution's theory at the dassey trial six months later. but none of that was evidence in the steven avery trial. >> but did steve buy leg irons and handcuffs three weeks before teresa's murder? >> i don't recall that, honestly. i don't recall that. and there certainly was no evidence that leg irons or manacles or handcuffs or whatever it was were used on teresa halbach. >> they were introduced in evidence. they were introduced into evidence i think in the second trial of the nephew. i remember seeing a picture of it. all right. let me ask you this. the stuff about steve avery having some sort of fixation on her, that wasn't in the documentary. that he called her flee times that day to get her to come over. that he liked her. that he was creeping her out. she told her boss she didn't want to go over there that day, he did star 67 so his number would be b

steven avery guilty or framed? a justice special starts now. ♪ hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." steven avery guilty or framed? i'm judge jeanine shapiro. thank you for being with us tonight. i'm going to break down the case behind the netflix documentary "making a murder" that has the whole country captivated. i'll grill key players the trial. talk to avery's family and ask two top criminal defense attorneys if they believe the killer, steven avery, could be innocent. but first, a quick look at the facts. >> we're getting threats. the sheriff's department is getting threats daily. >> public outcry over the netflix documentary "making a murder." which focussed on steven avery. a man who is now in prison for murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant steven a. avery guilty of first degree intentional homicide. >> but once exonerated by dna after serving 18 years on a separate assault conviction. >> i'm so sorry for what happened to you. you were charged. >> avery's sordid tale began in 1980. his

he did not have direct evidence of steven avery's guilt. i'm sure if he did he would have used it. >> reporter: sometimes lost in the uproar over the avery case, that he was not the only one convicted for the murder of teresa hallback. sent to prison, in part because of what he told police. >> who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> why didn't you tell us that? >> i couldn't think of it. >> reporter: was this admission coerced? the controversial confession up next. and the surprising twist that landed the winning prosecutor back in the headlines. plus our investigation leads us down that dead-end road. >> that's an avery -- >> reporter: when "nightline" returns. speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local guys, it's just the two of you. the setting is just right.

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." >> tonight, behind "making a murderer" with the strange saga of steven avery consuming so many americans we traveled to wisconsin where the story played out. avery wrongfully convicted of rape only to be later charged with murder. >> i didn't do it, i'm innocent. >> our investigation leading us to the main players in the case. the defense attorney now an internet star. >> i want him out of prison. >> the prosecutor who many now see as a villain. >> i hope your daughter gets raped. >> his life turned upside down. we know you thence the makers of this controversial netflix documentary left out. >> wake upx! et ready to show your roots. with root touchup from nice and easy. seamlessly blends with leading minutes. natural-looking color as real as you are. show the world your roots with root touchup. >>> your treatment plan should focus on keeping your body strong so you can fight your cancer without ever missing a beat. that's the power of integrative therapies. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com. cancer treatment centers of america. >> number one in just 60

steven avery had just been released from prison after serving 18 years for a rape he didn't commit. >> i'm just glad you're home, honey. >> reporter: exonerated by dna evidence. then two years later, just as avery is in the middle of a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the authorities who put him away, those very same authorities charge him with >> i didn't do it, i'm innocent. >> reporter: the once-celebrated face of wrongful convictions now accused of killing and dismembering teresa hallback, a young photographer who had come to the avery family scrap yard to take pictures of a vehicle he was selling. her charred remains found near avery's trailer. >> it's hard enough going to prison for something you didn't do, then you got to do it all over again? >> reporter: the story caught the attention of two aspiring filmmakers, moira demos and laura richardi, who packed and up moved to wisconsin. >> we were there because we wanted to ask bigger questions about the system. >> is it guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, is the process fair, can we trust the verdict? >> reporter: they devoted a

and the man who put steven avery.me with evidence that you did not see in the making of a murderer. first, i want to know what you think. guilty or framed. >> the amountqít injustice that occurred in the investigation and just everyone agrees it is it ridiculous to seize somebody's property for eight days and then to find evidence in plain view after not seeing it in the first several searches. >> was vital evidence>jt]=rú that led a jury to codv steven avery purposely left=çeló÷ out of the documentary? my next guest the special prosecutor responsible for the conviction said yes, they with held crucial facts from the viewers. i spoke to a former districtçó attorney >> thank you for being with us. you tried the case and the district attorney at the time. and you know the evidence and presented it and the jury found him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and you have seen the so- called documentary, what did they get wrong? >> they forgot all of the state's side of the case, at least those things that dispelled any concep

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steven: i not think so.ommentators have said, the banks and much more regulated, have a lot more constraints on what they can do, and we had the experience of 2007, 2008. everyone is watchful about the quality. joe: so you are relatively optimistic about the state of the u.s. economy, 2008 a site, what would get you to change her mind? -- your mind? say i'mlook, i would optimistic about the demand side, but potential growth in the u.s. is the weakest in 60 years. i think we can beat that low number in terms of demand. i think that if it turns out and one day we wake up demand justice appears -- just disappears to my think it will be very difficult, if the pessimists are right, very difficult to move quickly from policy can which most of us are skeptical will work again, to a set of policy tools which would include fiscal policy that would work. i think that transition would be very, very difficult. and again, the prophets picture is tough. with low productivity and topline growth, low profits from it is uncl

ai ri's ca-- steven avery's case.e has been through the ordinary challenges that one can bring to the conviction, a sn so his realistic hopes lie in the category of newly discovered evidence. >> while we are talking about the evidence, i did not have the luxury of sitting over all of the litigation in the past decade, but i have seen most of the documentary and read everything i can about it, and there are those who complain that the documentary did omit several evidentiary issues. i want to throw up a graphic on the screen to point out some of the information that did not make the documentary that your client's dna was found on the latch under the hood of the victim's car, and the bullet with her dna on it was in the garage. i believe that was in the documentary, and i'm not sure why that is a complaint, and that mr. avery called the victim's cell phone three times using that blocking feature. these are issues that are important, because if you are looking for justice, the picture has to be complete. and do you think

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((michael stevens)) > michael stevens is live with more on how to keep your new years resolutions./// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) > and i'm brian loftus. it's 5-oclock. armed militia members are protesting in oregon this morning... led by the son of nevada rancher cliven bundy. ((kirsten joyce)) and the father and son ranchers at the center of the protest... are expected to turn themselves into authorities. ((brian loftus)) brian webb explains how their prison point for anti- government sentiment. militia members armed with guns and walkie-talkies are guarding the malheur national wildlife refuge in eastern oregon for the second straight night. the group says the land belongs to local residents and managers at the federal refuge have been trying to push nearby ranchers out. ammon bundy is leading the occupation, urging more militia members to join their cause. he posted this video on facebook: (ammo

petersen: to steven, no. phil: if you were face to face with avery right now today, would you have anything to say he's exactly where he belongs and he should be there as along as he lives. )) ((demetria obilor)) doctor phil also talks to h-l-n's nancy grace... and the reporter who first spoke with avery from jail... following his second arrest. doctor phil's two part episode on "making a murderer" airs tonight right here on channel 8.. at 3 pm... followed by our 4 o'clock newscast. the second part will air monday at the same time./// sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk < keeping temps a little milder this morning and now we have some clearing, but more clouds coming in today. .......... we hit the mid 50s yesterday and we should make it there and a maybe a little warmer this afternoon. ...... more clouds for the weekend with storms rolling out of the pacific and into the west this weekend. > international space station on a spacewalk to replace a part. astronaut tim peake will be the first british

and the couple broke up while *steven was on trial. in the netflix documentary, jodi only had *good things to say about steven. but last night, she said it was all a lie. she claims steven *forced her to make him look *good on camera. she also claims he abused her... and even threatened to kill her. and she *does think he was guilty of that murder. 3 a federal judge has ruled that bill cosby's wife... *will be deposed in a lawsuit accusing him of defamation. the deposition of camille cosby is set for february 22nd. a u-s magistrate judge.. agreed to hold off on bill cosby's deposition.. as cosby faces criminal charges in pennsylvania. he was charged december 30th.. with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman inside his home near philadelphia in 2004. it's the first *criminal 3 and.. restaurant chain chipotle is cooking up a new plan... to win back customers. the company is launching a marketing campaign this month to try and reverse losses after a series of food safety scares. chipotle's sales plunged after an e-coli outbreak in octo

steven: i think you do.tarting to see signs that have coming through, particularly if you look at it on a year-on-year basis. as far as today is concerned, it's really going to be the headline number, really just to confirm that we're on trend. clearly the unemployment number is important, particularly, if we think at b.n.p. paribas, we fall below the 5% to a psychologically 4.9% level. i think that would also give the market an added boost and probably see u.s. yields ohioer. francine: what are the chances of a rate cut in the next six months? [laughter] steven: pretty low, i would say. if you look at the unemployment trend in the u.s., it's moved dramatically, like the u.s. from around 8%, down to 5% with rates pretty much at zero. this is not an environment in which a central bank would cut. tom: give me the sum of the parts analysis. you mentioned the markets pushing pack against all central banks. francine mentions weaker sterling. you look at the german two-year, lower yield there, depressing draghi yi