>> tim harris kept trying to get me to say he did it, and i wouldn't do it. it was a lie, was a lie. they were police words, not mine. it was coerced. >> to norwood, the parallels between malcolm and cory's cases were unmistakable. >> these teenagers were threatened with being charged themselves, if they didn't say what detectives wanted them to say. once -- twice is a pattern. a pattern of conduct. a pattern of how to get a conviction. >> but in cory's case, it wasn't just allegations of coercion, norwood found three different eyewitnesses, who told police that someone else was the shooter. none of them testified at cory's trial. >> they all described the exact same physical appearance of someone. 5'7, 1.50, that was an aha moment. because cory's six two. he's a big dude. no one is going to misinterpret cory for being 5'7, 1.50, okay? >> given all this new evidence, malcolm thought his brother finally had a chance to get out of prison. >> hey, bro. >> what's up, bro! >> every time i talk to you and we're talking about you coming home, i'm like, i was just on

those include vice president kamala harris and california's congressional delegation, including feinstein's appointed replacement, senator laphonza butler. in the studio, timohns , abc seven news. >> tim, thank you. and the travel plans for some in that congressional delegation are getting pretty complicated because of how speaker situation in washington after senator feinstein passed representative zoe lofgren contacted then speaker kevin mccarthy about transportation for her colleagues to attend the memorial service. typically a delegation is given that courtesy of accommodation so they can all fly together when a member dies. but pete lofgren says she never heard back from mccarthy. north bay congressman mike thompson says lofgren then made the same request but never got a response from speaker pro tem patrick mchenry and mchenry temporarily took over when mccarthy was ousted yesterday. >> it's just sad commentary on the house republican leadership that they wouldn't pay tribute to this great legislator, great senator and allow for a plane to bring her colleague back to pay her a final tribute. >> at least two republicans are going to seek the speaker s

those include vice president kamala harris and california's congressional delegation, including feinstein's appointed replacement, senator laphonza butler. in the studio, timohns , abc seven news. >> tim, thank you. and the travel plans for some in that congressional delegation are getting pretty complicated because of how speaker situation in washington after senator feinstein passed representative zoe lofgren contacted then speaker kevin mccarthy about transportation for her colleagues to attend the memorial service. typically a delegation is given that courtesy of accommodation so they can all fly together when a member dies. but pete lofgren says she never heard back from mccarthy. north bay congressman mike thompson says lofgren then made the same request but never got a response from speaker pro tem patrick mchenry and mchenry temporarily took over when mccarthy was ousted yesterday. >> it's just sad commentary on the house republican leadership that they wouldn't pay tribute to this great legislator, great senator and allow for a plane to bring her colleague back to pay her a final tribute. >> at least two republicans are going to seek the speaker s

harry brook will replace him. england's opponents, new zealand, are without key players as tim southee and regular captain kane williamsonthe opener of the world cup tomorrow. it will be a repeat of the last final between england and new zealand. on that day in 2019 it was ben stokes who was the english hero. we think you might not be fit for the opener with jos buttler saying you might not be fit for the opener withjos buttler saying that ben stokes had a hip injury that could see him ruled out of the opener. it is a long competition, seven weeks, so if he is unfit for the opener it doesn't mean that we won't see him in due course. for new zealand, a couple of injury concerns for them with kane williamson and tim southey already confirmed not to be available. seven weeks, each team will play nine groups matches before the top four sides who go to semifinals, culminating in the final in november the 19th back here, in a ground that holds 134,000 people. that is the equivalent of the population of high wycombe all coming along to watch the cricket. the tournament opener tomorrow. now, throughout this week we're profiling

tim, last question to you. here are the people who are upcoming. donald bender, cameron harris, a cpa, jeffrey mcconney, controller of the trump organization, and of course, allen weisselberg and another guy named patrick birneyy who on the list should we be looking out for their testimony? >> bender is obviously pivotal. he signed off on all of the accounting statements for years, and jeff mcconney matters because he was one of the decision makers in the trump organization, which was neither an organization nor a very big company. it was a handful of people doing what donald trump told them to do. i think donald trump's world has one way in terms of loyalty. he expects it but he doesn't give it. when people get prosecuted and their own wellbeing is at stake and their own livelihood, you're going to start to see them understand that loyalty in donald trump's world will only get them in trouble and you might start to see people flip. >> you can just ask allen weisselberg and michael cohen how that loyalty works out for you because they're the ones who ended up doing time. thank

republicans, according to our colleagues, kristen wilson and harry tauber, elice preston, rosy specifics, matt gaetz leading this, matt goode and timchic. and we're waiting on congresswoman lauren boebert who has been coy on where she is on this, jake, those are the ten defying the speaker, even though they're in the minority of the minority, the fact that they're voting with democrats shows that this is major danger territory for the speaker of the house to keep his job to potentially push him out which is expected this afternoon, declaring the office of the speaker vacant. because of the support of these members, along with democrats to oust kevin mccarthy, that's what -- this will be the end result of these votes here, that are happening. so those ten members, those ten and counting, are voting to kick kevin mccarthy out here, jake. we'll see where this vote ends up it's not looking good for the speaker. 2 215 votes against mccarthy, 204 votes for mccarthy. if all voting, 218 will be the magic number but there are some absences here. it looks like kevin mccarthy is going to lose his first key vote here, jake. >> right. there's s

that's why i've joined senator tim scott on efforts to defund those college campuses that allow this type of hatred to exist. they are excusing it and they have to stop. >> harris: i just wrote down part of what you said. it is important to show people the difference when you say you are pro-palestinian and you say you want to help people caught in a humanitarian crisis as two forces, monsters in hamas and israeli defense forces after being attacked october 7th as they potentially meet each other on a battlefield on a future date. one thing to advocate for those people but to say you are pro-hamas is different. why is it such a can undrum for these colleges to say anything. >> it is not protected speech. we can leave that up to the judiciary system. as senator joni ernst and lieutenant colonel retired joni ernst that is not protected speech. in my opinion absolutely not. when they are trying to incite violence and backing the terror groups, absolutely not okay. for these universities to sit idly by and twiddle their thumbs working out some message that is very politically correct, it is not okay. they are cowardly. they are a bunch of cowards and i'm sorry, all

tim scott. i was watching fox news this week, he did an interview with harris falconer that was really, really off charts. when he was talking about how blocks survived -- blacks survived slavery and jim crow, well, they did not survive. they died and we are still seeing the effects of jim crow now. blacks have not survived any of this stuff. black slaves died in bondage. i do not call that survival. he needs to address the story, the way it is. i said, i am a black republican but i would not vote for him. when he talks about black fathers, that they are not in the household, they left to get so the female could get a welfare check -- i have a white father that never cared about me that lived less than 10 miles from me. never brought me one time of anything. it is not just the black men. it is white men, too. he needs to tell the whole story or the whole truth, because what he is telling his platform he is running on is not - host: who are you supporting in the republican field? caller: as of now, nikki haley. but, not tim scott. host: willie is in hope mills, north carolina. independent. good mor

tim scott. i was watching fox news this week, he did an interview with harris falconer that was really, really offhe charts. when he was talking about how blocks survived -- blacks survived slavery and jim crow, well, they did not survive. they died and we are still seeing the effects of jim crow now. blacks have not survived any of this stuff. black slaves died in bondage. i do not call that survival. he needs to address the story, the way it is. i said, i am a black republican but i would not vote for him. when he talks about black fathers, that they are not in the household, they left to get so the female could get a welfare check -- i have a white father that never cared about me that lived less than 10 miles from me. never brought me one time of anything. it is not just the black men. it is white men, too. he needs to tell the whole story or the whole truth, because what he is telling his platform he is running on is not - host: who are you supporting in the republican field? caller: as of now, nikki haley. but, not tim scott. host: willie is in hope mills, north carolina. independent. good m