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and walker was freed in 2021.d he say they sought for years to get lawyers, the courts, anyone to hear and help him, until centurion took his case in 2012. larry walker: as time went on, my faith and my hope, it was getting less, until centurion eventually accepted my case. and then i had my faith and hope grow. sharena robinson, daughter of larry walker: i felt like we hit the lottery. jeffrey: the lottery, yes. sharena robinson: oh, my gosh. it was, i mean, i'm 44, and at the time i was only 2.5 when my father was falsely convicted of a crime he didn't commit. so, of course, as time goes on, the case gets older, so evidence can possibly get lost, or misplaced, whatever the case may be. and it was like, it was no hope. so, they gave us hope. they gave us hope. they gave us my father. they brought him home, because it was, without them, we wouldn't have been here. jeffrey: so, larry, 38 years of your life. are you bitter? larry: i'm bitter because of what was taken from my family, from my son and daughter, and my

but expectation no talk is donny, mike with walker. well, how about offline says he spent 7 years at the factory making the products for the brand, the, the, the, to your, to your, with me at, on, or the loop of out there and wait on, hold up on the, on the dental owns. i know a little kid, do it mean that they do equity is brand known for the need to order level? you know, the 2023 osland and several of these companies joined, so called us the union, convince the workers employer to give them regular contracts laid off on the level of november the 4th the think we're doing and forgot to that and may look like that again, so which ink one thought me like when did you? when did you can't already, but the arrangement didn't last for a loan. no forget what else? what do you see sort of thing. i need zonati. mom. blanca. this has any toilet in the fall to countless on the authority of going to him, in that sense, a little because of our investigation. the union now knows where some of my blogs production went. sophia's factory, the most im

the sophia says she's fired most of a former walkers. she'll know how to pull the seat herself and probably the and she also has a new clients now the one back from the german luxury brand can retail for thousands of dollars on the inside the factory, there's a constant of machines and the faint smell of chemicals just to walker. so here today neither is wearing protective equipment. the this process produces that's a dust which the wells health organization has determined to the costs and the genic the walker moves on to another machine. he says he's only just told himself how to use it. oh, sure. oh, good. we share my thoughts just some moments later. there's a near accident that hotel seen. the narrative misses being scolded by the machine. sophia says she never highest local italian workers. the under the new, the average working week, any 3 east, 40 hours or 8 miles a day, 5 days a week. and the working week should never exceed 48 hours. we ask sophia, how she's able to scott the little. she shows us what, cuz contract it states, he

fast babies can move in walkers. they can travel multiple feet per second. and it isn't just the risk of falling down stairs, but also other hazards like increased access to stoves or pools. >> despite repeated recalls, updated safety standards and expert warnings, baby walkers continue to be sold in the u.s. hispanic consumers are almost twice as likely as non-hispanic consumers to have purchased a baby walker in the last six months. >> it's more of a the like a tradition, i think, for our family since everyone always had one. >> the juvenile products manufacturers association, an industry trade group, responded in a statement to consumer reports saying in part, baby walkers on the market in the u.s. today include a number of design improvements and safety features that have made them, like all baby products, safer than at any other time. but many consumer advocates, including consumer reports, say the risk of injury or even death is too great. >> jenna sachs reporting. coming up, a holiday tradition in jeopardy. wh

walker, the mayor. the corrupt mayor of new york city who has removed from office eventually by governor franklin delanoe roosevelt and ringler is so close to walker, he accompanies walker up to albany to argue his case and try to save his his office. but if you think ringler going up to albany is impressive, i will tell you what is impressive. if we happen to have george wrangler's granddaughter sitting in the front row, randy ringler. so you weren't expecting that, were you? so since she's got she's got information which we're not going to discuss further, even though this this meeting is hosted by the feds. okay. another politic, sheehan, who is involved in the rothstein story, is a guy named morris kantor. he has an office at 152 west 42nd street. he's the assemblyman on the upper upper upper west side, somewhere past, i think, columbia university. okay. he's in there for a couple of terms. he's rothstein's attorney at the end. he's fixing everything for him. and when arnold rothstein is shot at the

jeffrey: in 2021 larry walker left a pennsylvania state prison a free man.8 years following a conviction for murder. on this day, he was visiting friends at centurion, the princeton, new jersey group that took on his case and finally convinced a judge, and even walker's trial prosecutor, that his conviction had been based on the weakest of evidence and a flawed defense. >> i've always heard it happens to other people. but when it had happened to me, you know, reality just set in. but i don't know exactly when i look back, you know, how this happened. jeffrey: in the new book "framed: astonishing true stories of wrongful convictions," centurion's founder, jim mccloskey, and best-selling novelist john grisham, show how it happened come in 10 separate harrowing cases. >> we want to educate the public and those who administer the criminal justice system that this kind of thing, wrongful convictions, is far more common than you would ever believe. >> it's a huge problem we have. people don't believe that these cases happened. they don't believe there are thousand

we'll put herschel walker in charge of that little sucker, okay?ard that, walker said it would be an honor, jonald, i mean ronald, i mean ronald mcjonald jr. [ laughter ] i'm not sure what inspires less confidence, putting walker in charge or referring to a highly complex missile defense system that would presumably involve the world's most advanced weaponry and communications technology as "that little sucker." [ laughter ] like it's the gopher whose been eating his petunias. "i'm going sit outside with a bb gun. i'm going get that little sucker." but walker is not the only trump adjacent weirdo who's apparently been promised a key job in a second trump administration. trump has also decided to close out his campaign by promising that bear carcass collector and ye olde inn for brain worms rfk jr., will be making crucial decisions about your family's health if trump wins. >> robert f. kennedy jr. said at a virtual "get out the vote" event on monday that he'll be put in charge of the nation's major public health agencies should donald trump win the

william walker was from tennessee. um, he was very interesting. had a law degree, had a medical degree. by the time i was like 28, there was never enough. it was, it was adventures, what he was. and, uh, he, he became the leader of a, of a latin republic for a small period of time before the british kicked him out, thinking about the desire, maybe, of building oceanic canal. and they wanted the territory for themselves. and it eventually walker would be would be captured and he would be executed in central america. um, northerners would look upon this not as an individual, but as an expression of the south desire to do whatever it took to, to move slavery into nebraska or to try to move slavery into nicaragua by legal means. or illegal means. and in the north, there was a continual reaction to grow, reaction to the fugitive slave law and of course, escaped enslaved people had gone through the north for four generation. but at this point things were beginning to change. and there was one case in boston in particular, the case of anthony burns, an e

but expectation no talk is donny, mike with walker. well, how about offline says he spent 7 years at the factory making the products for the brand. the, the ability to your, to your, with me at, on, or the people got it. i know you up on the, on the dental owns. i know a little kid, do it mean that they do equity is brand known for the need to order level? you know, the 2023 osland and several of these companies joined, sued called us the union, convince the workers employer to give them regular contracts laid off on the level of november, the 4th, the kink regularly and forgot the name. me look like that again. so i think one thought me like, when did you, when did you can't already, but the arrangement didn't last for a loan. no forget what else, what do you see sort of thing. i need zonati. mom. blanca. this has any toilet in the for the property, countless son. do you know what authority happened to him in that sense? a little because of our investigation. the union now knows where some of my blogs production went. sophia's factory

tour is walker says a substation would be good for businesses to. they cannot make a profit. if people are afraid come here. also listed on tuesday's agenda, the city council could adopt a resolution approving double time. >> for police staff to work extra shifts in designated areas of the city to reduce violence. >> in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> a controversial settlement involving the diocese of oakland and survivors of abuse by members of the church. the diocese created a trust fund to settle hundreds of lawsuits. however, survivors attorneys called the plan a scam and a sham, which further traumatize is the survivors. kron four's terisa stasio has the details. >> you know, it's an insulting offer. to these 400 survivors. who had a lifetime of harm and pain. >> that is damac new event. he is with snap the survivors network of those abused by priests. he spoke with me about the latest development between the oakland diocese and hundreds of survivors alleging years of abuse by priests. we are aware. >> that the oakland diocese has. 3 to 4 billion dollars

yes, commissioner walker. yes, commissioner walker is. yes, commissioner. benedicto. yes, commissioner benedicto is. yes. commissioner young. yes. yes. commissioner yanez is. yes. commissioner yee. yes. commissioner yee is. yes. vice president carter. overstone. yes. vice president carter. overstone is. yes. and president elias. yes. president elias is. yes. you have seven yeses. line item four. chief's report, discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for future meeting. chief laser. good evening. good evening, president elias. vice president carter oberstein. members of the commission. acting director jones. members of the public. members of the of the department. i'm assistant chief david lazard. this evening, i'm filling in for chief scott, and i'll be reporting out on the chief's report. so to start off with

eventually he's going to be trapped behind the line by jalon walker. and nico slow to get up.h down and seven. >> kirk: this defense, like you said, chris, they haven't had a chance to get a lot of pressure, but this time, because of the coverage downfield -- that's just four guys rushing. he had nobody open. good coverage sack and a relentless approach by that front to come up with finally bringing him down by walker. >> chris: nico seems to be okay. come out for one desperation play to keep faint hopes alive on fourth and six. be the second s.e.c. and overall loss for tennessee. both on the road. at arkansas, and here against georgia, but -- still very much in the race to get to the s.e.c. championship game. and he will be swarmed. ball comes out -- turnover! georgia's got it, and they're going to win it. chris cole came up with the football. and the dogs maintain their dominance over the big orange. >> kirk: well, we've been waiting for jalon walker to have that moment. and he does it here on the last play for the defense for the dogs to be able to get this turnover on four

all right, only get more now from our chief international editor richard walker. he's in washington dc to night. it's richard. good to see you. i mean things are happening quickly, aren't they? the trunk cabinet is taking shape. one possible nomination here, raising some eyebrows even for republicans, and that is matt, get see, trump wants to be the next attorney general if you could. richard, what would get to is to do list look like the object. so yeah, well brent i, i think we're not really talking, we're kind of beyond raised eyebrows in the case of matt, get so me this is really seen is, is kind of up on was how i didn't know like eyebrows on fire or something like that . just terms of the response that that has been to, to, to donors i'm putting mat, gets his name forward. i mean, we've had a little bit a bit that just of course in the introduction but, but he's a really extremely controversial fig guy who is on that kind of disruptive, kind of fall right frame to the republican policy. he's been a close ally of marjorie taylor green. i think that is a name

right, let's get more of this from the, the chief intern estimated to richard walker, who was in west palm beach and found it out and he had his way up president elect donald trump's transition team as a set top offices. richard, you've been reporting across the us in the run up to this election, having spoken to many, many voters, do you get a sense of what worked for the trump campaign as you have? there are so many. so it certainly does bear repeating that this was quite a remarkable result. so donald trump, if we compare it, you know, this is the 3rd time in a row that he's run fit for president of the united states. and this is easily his best performance and a, it looks like in the popular vote, he will be above the 50 percent off, perhaps even around the 51 percent. not in the his previous to housing see below 47 percent so. so a big jump in terms of the popular vote. and of course we've seen that pretty much sweeping the, the swing states that, that'd be know this focus on, in recent weeks heading into election day. so certainly big progress from donald trump compared to previ

to be cheap international editor richard walker there in palm beach, florida. thank you. the outcome of that us election could have a profound impact outside the united states, not least on ukrainians. harris and trump have starkly contrast and visions of the us role in the war. donald trump has promised to end the war if he's elected with a deal that in his words will be quote, good for both sides. in contrast to complet harris, trump is also a storage opponent of the billions and us aid for keith will. today, germany's ford minister went to keith, where she was brief on the deployment of german aircraft tanks. after the us, germany is the top contributor of military age. you crate. about political turbulence here in berlin has some and ukraine worried germany might not be such a reliable partner either. and elaina bear back attempted to alleviate those fears . she express jeremy's unwavering support device. we, i know how frightening the debates in germany might sound to your ears and clinging, and when the aggressor and you, the victims, are confused sometimes delibera

dw as chief international editor, richard walker is in palm beach, florida. we are, donald trump, will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier of either candidate had more momentum going into election day. yes, so this is stephen. i'm just going to explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving in this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town has come down to this intersection, to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a tahoe into in the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the cost driving costs here. um one kind of even sucking around twice to keep talking is one further. so low to use as him, on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor becomes famous club where he will be holding his own um, celebration uh tomorrow what, what the hopes will be a ce

all right, that's the, the, the chief international editor, richard walker in west palm beach. thank you very much richard. and here's a reminder of our top stories. germany's governing coalition has collapsed after chance. not what else shall inspired his finance minister. sholtes has called a confidence vote for mid january and early elections could be held by the end of march. before the current crisis, germany was due to elect a new government. in september 2025 vice president cumberland harris has addressed supporters for the 1st time since losing to donald trump. and tuesday's elections. harris promised a smooth transition to the new administration of a peaceful handle for power. your up to date will be back soon. soon with more headlines. the meantime check is on line w dot com, but also the 200 to 2 different types of periods. amberlynn among the many was around the world, the conflict ensued on is distinguished by its level of savagery. the master goes to the ethnic cleansing, and the salvation is for many of its victims. my guest in brussels is for my prime minister,

kyle walker speaking on own podcast that you can find on bbc sounds.d to change its rules around the clubs' commercial deals with companies linked to their owners, that's despite opposition from manchester city and three other clubs it took under half an hour to approve the changes to its associated party transaction regulations with the other 16 clubs voting in favour at a meeting in london. the league has always maintained that they are important for maintaining competitive balance and fairness. here's our senior sports news correspondent laura scott. this was a swift and significant victory for the premier league, taking just under 25 minutes for the vote to go through with 16 of the 20 clubs voting in favor of the proposed rule changes. which relate to sport ship deals and also shareholder loans it was only the defending champions manchester city, nottingham forest, aston villa and newcastle united who vetoed the changes. that will be a huge relief to the premier league. one of the changes as a tweak of the wording, which will mean that clubs only

these chief international edits are richard walker is in florida in palm beach. in fact, where donald trump will hold his election night party. i asked him earlier if either candidate had more momentum entering election day yet. so is steven, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all where we uh so yeah, we're in see in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and this, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is with a local republican party group and this town has come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump. and you couldn't hear the whole thing of a pothole into the background. they've definitely been getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, 5 minutes drive, just stand. there is mar logo. that is donald trump's famous club, where he will be holding his own celebration tomorrow. what, what he hopes will be a celebration on electi

let's go to dw chief international editor richard walker. he joins us out from palm beach. where'd donald trump will hold his election night party? richard tomorrow is the last day of voting does either these candidates seem to have more momentum as we enter election day yet. so stephen, i'm just gonna explain a little bit 1st of all, where we uh so yeah, we're in the, in palm beach and we've come to a flag waving. and it's, you can see everybody's got their flags out. this is where the local republican party group in this town have come down to this intersection to show that support for donald trump and you couldn't hear the home king of, of tal, hold on to in the background. they've definitely green, getting a lot of support from a lot of the coast, driving costs here. one car even sucking around twice to keep hooking is one further. so a lot of enthusiasm on this very street corner for donald trump. and if you look back this way, um 5 minutes drive this down, there is mar logo, that is donor thomas famous club, where he will be holding hi

slow tie and alex blake walker both denied threejoint tie and alex blake walker both denied three jointt. the trial continues. and drake has made a big legal claim. he has accused a major music company and spotify are music company an

walker, larry jr, and serena. if you all will please stand and be recognized. thank you for being tonight to listen to john and jim talk, reverend davis about framed. i leave you with the challenge that an innocent man posed to jim mccloskey when he was a young seminarian, volunteering at trenton state prison nearly 45 years ago. now that, you know, there are innocent people in prison, what are you going to do about it. after tonight? i hope you will remain engaged with centurion and we can build a more promising for innocent people in prison. enjoy the evening. thank you. thank you, corey i'm already starting to tear up and we haven't even gotten started yet, huh? thank you. i'm jennifer podolsky and, the executive director of the princeton public library. thanks to all of you joining us this evening. i first would like to thank our donors, corporate sponsors and members of the friends and foundation who are here tonight for a first night of our beyond words benefit event at the library is grateful for your support. most people don't realize that 20% of our li

in north wales, a body has been found in the search for a missing dog—walker.n south wales, hundreds of homes have been flooded. from a millennial curse, is back in cinemas with a new adventure. we're at the london premiere. hello, welcome to the programme. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the first minister of wales, eluned morgan, has described the impact of storm bert on her country as "absolutely devastating". more than 100 flood warnings are in place across england, scotland and wales because of high winds and rain. in north wales, a body has been found in the search for a missing dog—walker. in south wales, hundreds of homes have been flooded. the prime minister keir starmer said on social media, "thank you to the emergency services who are working tirelessly to protect communities — my thoughts are with those impacted." dan johnson reports from pontypridd. across south wales, water levels are high, rivers have burst their banks and homes are flooded, bringing misery for people who in many cases have been hit for a second time. didn't have enough time to move the

walker. if you could speak a little bit more about what you observed in these remarkable folks who endured such suffering in their own continued fortitude in the midst of the circumstances? >> first of all i could not cane if you're sitting in a courtroom as a defendant, most of them when they get to that point they still believe. because first off all all the people in her book, none of them had a criminal record, none. there are clean as a whistle as far as that goes. but the few sitting at the defense table you are somehow naÏvetÉ convinced that the truth will come out and the jury will acquit you. then when they don't, you are absolutely shellshocked and stunned and off to prison you go for life or for death which are the only cases we take on. the first couple of years are really rough in prison. they have never been confined anywhere. they are scared to death. some encounter from difficult physical problems. there also by the way filled with hate and anger. at least in the beginning the

and so our wilson walker was at the meeting where the sheriff, herself, showed up. was that unexpected, wilson? >> reporter: i believe it was, juliette. i'll start by saying that i have covered some city council meetings and supervisor meetings. i've never seen anything quite like what unfolded here. but before we get to that, you know, you summed up the allegations against the sheriff here and a real center piece of this whole report. and there are several points here, one that he's not qualified for the position that he would have and that they took inappropriate measures to place him into that position and to imcrease his salary, any number of things to go on and on and on. and he is a center piece of the complaints against the sheriff and so when you keep him in mind and as we would go into what is about to happen here in the chambers. what were they doing today? and they were, of course, going to make that no confidence vote. and they came in to make that no confidence vote, where they would take a little bit of time and from members of the public. some of them

we expect to see 20,000, more than 20,000 racers and walkers again this year.y run like this in the nation. more than 26,000 volunteers over the years have contributed over the past 20 years to the turkey trot, and more than 300,000 runners and walkers have participated. it's one of the major donors to nonprofits like healthier kids foundation, second harvest, and many more food pantries. the silicon valley leadership group partners with and is sponsored by applied materials and puts on theace. it has contributed to more than $13 million back to the community over the past 20 years of the turkeyrot. this participation has translated to 10 million, literally over 10 million meals for those in need. in our community. so you're staying in shape, you're having fun with your family, but you're making a real contribution to help. there are five k and ten k races that both of those start at 830 this morning. you don't have to run. you can run or walk or combination of both. there's even a kids fun run that starts at nine this morning. and if you don't feel like coming

reverend walker first visited the plantation in 2017. he's the president of the montpelier descendants committee, representing the voices of relatives of the enslaved who worked here. for me, it's an exciting time because it helps us go back and find stories that we're that we've been disconnected from, because people who are just interested in archeology now have had a chance to hear and meet descendants and recognize that how important the work that they're doing is to us. this felt like something we needed to do. eola dan is president and ceo of the montpelier foundation. why does it matter? why do the voices of the people who were enslaved, who often nobody tells their full story? why does that matter? we think of it as the paradox of slavery. you're at the place where all of those ideas originated, right? in james madison's library. you're also in a place where over 300 enslaved people made it possible for him to sequester himself in that library because of their labor and what they did to help undergird america and the making of am

let's speak to wilson walker to break down these developments. wilson,

wilson walker reporting there. >>> and no surprises in the race for u.s. senate in california. democratic representative, adam schiff, cruised to victory over steve garvey. the margin is well over one million votes. but republicans will have control of the senate when president trump is sworn in for a second term. joining us now is caroline heldman, political strategist at occidental college. thanks for joining us. caroline, we were in the studio together, watching those returns come in last night. so what were some of your biggest takeaways before trump -- like what went right for donald trump, and what went wrong for kamala harris? >> well, what went right for donald trump, he made gains with every demographic, especially with white women. it looks like they are going to break for him unusually so. but also black men, latino men, younger voters across the board, he made gains. in the swing states, kamala harris was down about 1.6 percentage points on average, and up over -- trump was up over her three points in non-swing states. that speaks to the fact her campaign actually m

. >> our wilson walker joins us live with more on lurie's message as he made his victory lap around the city today. wilson? >> reporter: my first thought is after a week like this it just feels very appropriate that we're going to wrap this up in a bar. that is where we find ourselves tonight out in the avenues where as you mentioned, san francisco's mayor-elect is on a bit of a victory tour around the city today. i am told by people within his campaign they did not expect the race to have come to a conclusion as quickly as it did. they sort of scrambled, threw something together today, declared victory and admitted that there are serious challenges ahead. >> what i learned over these last 13 months is that so many people love this city. it's time for us to start making people feel like the city loves them back. >> reporter: for daniel lurie this was a day for him to feel the love himself a little bit like these congratulatory dumplings during a merchant walk through chinatown, but the merchant walk felt a lot like a victory lap snapping photos with well wishers and bumping into old fri

wilson walker up north. >>> check out the current power outages. the map shows they remain scattered across the bay area, even in the south bay where it's not rained. as of a half hour ago, just under 4,000 bay area customers were in the dark and we'll likely see more when the storm intensity picks up tomorrow. maybe our cameras will fall apart in the field again. half a dozen schools are closed tomorrow in sonoma county. you can find updates on our website at kpix.com and the cbs news app. >>> up next, we continue our first alert weather coverage with a trip to the sierra and show you conditions as skiing and snowboarding gets underway today. >>> new developments in the effort to force out the san mateo county sheriff, accusations against christina corpus. >>> a whirlwind day on capitol hill as we learn "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to you