him to testify against corey at trial, he refused. >> tim harris kept trying to get me to say he didthey went in there and brought that tape in there and played it. and i told them that was a lie, it was lie. it was the police's words, not mine. it was coerced. >> to norwood, the parallels between malcolm's and corey's cases were unmistakable. >> these teenagers were threatened with being charged themselves if they didn't say what the detectives wanted them to say. >> you know, once -- twice is a pattern. a pattern of conduct, a pattern of how to gain a conviction. >> but in corey's case it wasn't just allegations of coercion. norwood found three different eyewitnesses who told police someone else was the shooter. none of them testified at corey's trial. >> they all described the exact same physical appearance of someone, 5'7"-ish, 150-ish, that was an aha moment. 'cause corey atchison's 6'2", he's a big dude. no one is going to misinterpret corey atchison for being 5'7," 150, okay? >> given all this new evidence, malcolm thought his brother finally had a chance to get out of prison.

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tim cook, vice president kamala harris and tesla ceo elon musk, as well as president biden, former presidentand prince harry and meghan markle also made that list today is the first day of hispanic heritage month, the san jose police department is celebrating by profile in hispanic officers, christian come. camarillo was born in san jose to mexican immigrants is now a sergeant and the media relations supervisor. officer rita perez is also said jose native. she says she's living her childhood dream patrolling the streets where she grew up. i love this job because we do have these moments where there are difficult moments and people need us in crisis, but then a lot of it's just speaking of people communicating, deescalating, um, building trust hispanic heritage month month was first observed back in 1968. it runs from september 15th through october 15. tonight is the holiest day of the year in judaism. that is because at sundown, yom kippur begins marking a time of atonement and repentance. this she eva herschel, my love uh, temple beth abraham in oakland celebrated in hybrid form, as you can

. >> tim: clarence rushed for 972 that year. 71, lou harris was with him. thony davis, remember what he did in the saturday afternoon here? 1,191 yards. >> spencer: is about moments. >> tim: moments and what he meant from a team standpoint, he remains beloved and it remains that way all the way through his days long after he had played. 71 years of age he was having some back problems. prior to that unfortunately he caught along the sidelines. tapped out inside the 5-yard r run. suddenly he is remembered by the family, remembered by the ufc community, he'll be surely surely missed for many, many years here in los angeles and in the trojan community. >> spencer: that old expression -- it's not late, but he had that big phrase, they had the affinity for stepping up in those moments and that was sam ben cunningham. >> tim: going to see if he stepped on a little bit earlier. >> spencer: i didn't see any green. >> tim: they place the ball at the 9-yard line. with 107 the play. barlow now the loan setback. now puts it back up. >> spencer: so deep, they got five go

. >> president biden and vice president harris soon to be pointing the finger at senator tim scott.o cory booker said they basically just reached an impasse. have you ever spoken to those senators? >> i have not spoken to him personally, but i would just ask the senate to think for a minute and just imagine that george is your family member who was brutally and senselessly murdered in broad daylight on the street by a police officer. and if you can imagine that, i mean, that should be enough for anybody to make a decision that's worthwhile in this case, because if that doesn't do it, i don't know what will. >> what's your biggest disappointment? do you know how it fell apart? >> i don't know canexactly how fell apart. my biggest disappointment is i'm the mother of two boys, ages 9 and 14. and one of my biggest fears is they will encounter the same fate that george did. and what i do know is that without this bill, there is no accountability. and as long as there is no accountability or consequences, the police brutality is going to continue. so this bill is needed. >> i've spoken to

senator tim scott declares america is not a racist country. vice president harris echoes, we are not a racist country have to do with our racism. okay. another kind of moment, critical race theory as a catchall phrase for the kind of work that you do, the kind of work that even room does. this effort to re-narrate 1619 project, right? all of these are a tense to kind of tell a different story about our beginnings, about who we are, confronting our wrongdoings and the like, and we see the depths of the vitriol. we see the intensity of the response. reading "nice racism," we see it broadly across the country at large. bring the two together, talk about "nice racism" and talk about we are as a country in this moment which is supposed to be, supposed to be a moment of profound possibility and transformation trick to precisely because it is a moment of profound possibility we are seeing incredibly amplified efforts to stop it from being that moment. so carol anderson so beautifully argues in white rage, every inch a black progress has been met by white rage. i believe t

other people making the cut, vice-president kamala harris, nfl quarterback tom brady, little nasdaq's, and apple's tim would take little nasdaq's's place, but i guess not -- lowellil nas x's p, but not this time. [laughter] the producers always say to me, wrapped. for you civilians at home, that means rapid up. drew: wright, stop talking. kristen: they may have added the names leylah fernandez and emma raducanu, the two breakout u.s. open tennis players. larry: yes. i thought it was great that tom brady was there, and also naomi osaka, who is bringing mental health issues to sports. kudos for her to taking her stand. kristen: absolutely. larry: the latest fitness strand going viral has people reaching for a surprising snack for their workouts. rice crispy streets. -- teresa wispy -- rice crispy treats. they claim the snack gives you an insane pump at the gym. i changed my voice there. [laughter] experts say that while reaching for a rice crispy street before you workout is actually not a horrible option, probably not the best choice either. i will confess that when i am feeling a little bit tired befo

vice president harris was able to join the show virtually and hearers of course wasted no tim slammingatrol agents in becoming the latest democrat to compare them to slave drivers pay take a look. >> i've been very clear about the images you and i both saw o those law-enforcement law enforcement officials on horses. i was outraged by it. it was horrible, and deeply troubling. there has been now and investigation that is being conducted, which i fully suppor and there needs to be consequence and accountability. human beings should not be treated that way in is we all know it also invokes images of some of the worst moments of ou history where that kind of behavior has been used against the indigenous people of our country and has been used against african-americans durin times of slavery. >> border patrols union and border patrol agents we have mentally denied that characterization of both biden and kamala harris on this issue and they are fighting back strongly saying that this is being used as a distraction as we reported earlier in the show tonight for their failure at th borders. bu

tim: because they don't like the immigration portion of the job and 91 percent of every illegal alien harrishis, there is no border security without interior enforcement. because when you turn yourself to the border patrol, to go see a judge said they would most of them though, that has to be an enforcement mechanism and the united season that judge orders them removed, someone has to remove them and again, 90 percent of the criminals so this is an open borders agenda, dave decapitated i.c.e. at a record illegal records, they itshould be just the opposite, this is bidens sign open borders they don't want immigration enforcement in the united states. elizabeth: you cannot have that when you the country collapsing into terrorism and at the new york times reports, migrants from 150 countries haven't seen crossing our border. another washington post, cnn, we've had multiple media reports saying this screening is not happening, there are breakdowns in the writings of press secretary jen psaki said to no one is entering the united states without being vetted. the washington post reports, and afgha

tim johns, abc 7 news. joining us is insider fill material. let's start with a visit from vice president harris. how important is it? phil: it is not just important for governor newsom's campaign, but for democrats across the country. the race may be going in newsom's favor, but it is still too close to call, and that is an embarrassment both statewide and nationally. a post is 57% of voters say they will vote no on the recall. good news for newsom. 43%, however, say they are going to vote yes likely. all right, now, if this is a republican-backed recall out tent, if this is all about publicans, republicans only represent -- if this is a republican-backed recall attempt, the only represent 28% of voters. so you have some democrats going along with that, not a good sign for newsom, for the state democrats, or nationally, and that is where you are seeing the heavy hitters come in. larry: it is a better sign than losing the recall, there is that. do you think this will make a difference? we saw the tweet from former president obama and the democrats are bringing out the big guns here to try to rall

tim johns and liz kreutz are with the candidates. liz was with the vice president today. liz: yes, governor newsom got advice and help from an old friend today, vice president, harris who wasalso learned today that former president barack obama will be featured in a new ad in support of newsom. governor newsom's team says they want every living and breathing californian to know about the recall effort, and they say events like this one today will make that happen. when vice president harris took the stage with governor newsom today, the so-called daughter of oakland said she was here for one reason and one reason only. >> i always want to come home, but it was really important to me to come home today, to stand and speak in support, in support of my dear friend, my long-standing friend, a great

meghan markle and prince harry gracing the cover of the newest issue of "time," with other people on the list being vice president, -- president biden, the vice president, timou expect, but i was glad to see little nonsex on there. jobina: yes, i love that. he is the mo >>> good morning, america. as we start our wednesday with you, nicholas not going anywhere hammering the gulf coast. nicholas now taking aim at parts of louisiana devastated by hurricane ida. the hard-hit state preparing for more dangerous flooding as they struggle to recover. this morning, the four states under flash flood watches, ginger is in the storm zone tracking the latest. >>> breaking overnight. recall rejected. california governor gavin newsom survives the republican-backed attempt to kick him out of office. >>> new shot of hope for kids. when we can expect the pfizer vaccine to be ready for children as young as 6 months. this as cases climb and all of ohio's children hospitals slammed with young covid

tim scott blames defund democrats now for tanking police reform. jason rantz in "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: thank you, harris.drie. police dispatch audio revealing the dispatchers told officers a witness made a phone call saying laundrie was the aggressor in that incident dated august 12. here is nancy grace reacting to that last hour. >> under the circumstances that we now know, the cops could have arrested him because what we're learning now is they knew about the prior hitting incident. two witnesses saw brian laundrie hit and slap gabby. >> bill: here with us now carley shimkus fox news headlines 24/7. you reported from the laundrie home last week. state law allows an officer to make an arrest. >> requires a citation or arrest. >> bill: the police report that was filed said both laundry and gabby did not press charges against each other. >> i want to go through a timeline of the august 12 utah situation. understandably there is strong reaction. august 12 is what we know now. a witness says he sees brian hitting gabby and calls police. the police dispatcher then alerts responding officers saying there is a