branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. >>> in the coming weeks, the family of cameron todd willinghamhere will be good news. it has been ten years since willingham was executed and newly found evidence in his case may make him the first person to be exonerated after death. this case was heard in texas. back with me, bryce benjet, an attorney for the innocence project. cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jeffrey toobin. before the break you heard willingham's own attorney still insist his client was guilty. that aside, isn't a defense attorney supposed to mount the best possible case to get their client off? you have a lot of defense attorneys there. they can't all believe their clients are innocent. isn't it incumbent upon them to give them the right kind of trial to at least attempt to get them off? jeff? >> sure. they are -- every defendant is entitled to zealous advocacy. you know, you can argue about how zealous the defense was in this case. but what's really important is how bad the evidence was in this case. you know, combining two of the worst kind of evide

cameron todd willingham was found guilty of killing his three daughters and an arson attack is that really the case will tell you more later on the shelf. tuesday marked where i can and washington d c i'm enduring a bit in your watching our team air the kids in ca with the latest in ukraine most of the attention is now centering on the southern peninsula of time yet which is located on the northern coast of the black sea as geo political tensions continued to rise control over the region is now one night stand but for more on the most recent developments i spoke with our keys each work is going on. i first asked him to talk about what happened in kenya today while at the same or worse has been a normal working tuesday. lots of people on the streets going about their business of all the rules are open to traffic shops are open cafes restaurants use a headset even sometimes when we are filming reports will post them up to me and say why is this a mini media here's why you guys reporting on there's nothing to report on science which is i think though that as of the key words abide to. it's ac

cameron todd willingham executed in texas in 2004 for having killed his three daughters. the evidence that caused his conviction, twofold. a jailhouse snitch, and also so-called arson expert testimony. well, the arson expert testimony has been discounted, has been disproven now, and es spergss cast on the jailhouse snitch, what the san antonio express line is all about. here's what's really going on in this story. rick perry the governor of texas is on his way out, never wavered in his believe that cameron todd willingham got what he deserved. i think the likelihood is strong that his successor, whether that's greg abbott, whether that's wendy davis, might soon after taking office in texas have to come to terms with the fact that texas did, in fact, execute an innocent individual. and that will change the death penalty debate. david graham from the "new yorker" deserves all the credit for bringing that story to light. >>> headlines redefined. >>> hang out a few minutes. i have a secret i've been keeping more than a year. al snide heyder has been keepin for longer that tha

and it may turn out that an innocent texan was executed cameron todd willingham was convicted of killing his three daughters in an arson attack but is that we leave the case we'll tell you more later in the show. it's tuesday march fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm in the area david and you're watching our team america we begin today with the latest in ukraine most of the attention is now centering on the southern peninsula of crimea which is located on the northern coast of the black sea as geo political tensions continue to rise control over the region is now in question but for more on the most recent developments i spoke with artie's igor piskun of and i first asked him to talk about what happened in crimea today. well i have to say more alas it's been a normal working tuesday lots of people in the streets going about their business all the roads are open to traffic shops are open cafes restaurants schools etc even sometimes when we are filming reports the locals come up to me and say why is there so many media here still why are you guys reporting on there's nothing to report on

cameron todd willingham was executed ten years ago in texas for murdering his three young daughters ine fire. but newly discovered evidence may prove that he was in fact innocent. holly, just looking at that case, if this man is found innocent ten years after his execution, we have had a number of cases where people have been exonerated while on death row, close. this is one who would have been killed on death row, what would that mean for the u.s. justice system and for the death penalty in america? >> what it would mean, justice scalia had once written an opinion in an appeal, there is not one proven case where somebody innocent has been executed. what it would mean is that statement is no longer true. if they have actual proof of innocence, there is no do-overs. you cannot give this man back his life. and his family has even said, look, we're not suing. this isn't about money. we just want the truth to come out and we want his name cleared. what this would do, if they can prove it, is give a huge boost to the death penalty opponents who say you cannot give the death penalty because

cameron todd willingham was found guilty of killing his three daughters and an arson attack is that really the case will tell you more

and it may turn out that an innocent texan was executed cameron todd willingham was convicted of killing his three daughters in an arson attack that is that we leave the case we'll tell you more later in the show. it's tuesday march fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm in the era david.

become accustomed to murder albeit murder by state rick perry is on the record saying that cameron todd willingham. was a monster but it's increasingly looking like harry is the real monster here not only has he put a likely innocent man to death he's continuing the use of an immoral and inhumane process that doesn't even meet its own goals america has always sought to be that shining city upon the hill but we can't possibly hope to be seen that way by the world or even by ourselves if we continue perpetrating state run over eyes of the world around us it's time to lead by example and to get rid of the death penalty once and for all and may god have mercy on with every soul. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday march eleventh two thousand and fourteen and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your. i marinate join me. for that impartial and financial reporting commentary interview and much much. only on bombast and on. crosstalk rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. i got a quote for you. that's pretty tough. stay with substory. because this gu