ford. >> whitaker: it did not? >> cox: it did not. in fact... >> whitaker: how can you say that? >> cox: because he's not on death row. and that's how i can say it. >> whitaker: getting out of prison after 30 years is justice? >> cox: well, it's better than dying there and it's better than being executed. >> whitaker: there may have been no more controversial prosecutor in the u.s. than dale cox. parish office put more people on death row per capita than anywhere else in the country. >> cox: i think society should be employing the death penalty more rather than less. >> whitaker: but there have been ten other inmates on death row in louisiana who have been exonerated. clearly, the system is not flawless. are you sure that you've gotten that... that i've gotten it right. >> whitaker: reasonably confident? >> cox: am i arrogant enough, am i narcissistic enough to say i couldn't make a mistake? of course not. >> whitaker: but until this information came out, the state was convinced that mr. ford was guilty. >> cox: yes. >> whitaker: he could have been killed. >> cox: yes. >> whitake

last year, we had 907. >> whitaker: that's an alarming increase. >> teague: absolutely. >> whitaker: so what have you concluded is the cause? >> teague: well, the focus right-- is right now, is disposal wells. >> whitaker: how do you balance out the economic benefit of the gas and oil industry and the >> teague: i don't think it's a balance. i think public safety has to take precedence. >> whitaker: mark zoback from stanford has been working with mike teague and the state earthquake council for more than a year. >> zoback: lowering the total amount of salt water injection into the arbuckle is the only way that these earthquakes are going to start to subside. >> whitaker: do they have time? >> zoback: there's nothing we know that says larger earthquakes are imminent. but everything we know says that the earthquakes are, are going to be continuing. larger earthquakes in the future, if they do nothing. >> whitaker: this winter, the state called for widespread voluntary reductions in wastewater disposal by as much as 45% in earthquake zones. more than 600 wells are covered by the cutback

ford was guilty. >> cox: yes. >> whitaker: he could have been killed. >> cox: yes. >> whitaker: and it would've been a mistake. >> cox: yes. >> whitaker: it sounds like you're saying that's just a risk we have to take. if i had gotten this information too late, all of us would've been griev beyd script we don't wanto do this to people who are not guilty of the crime they're charged with. >> whitaker: according to louisiana law, glenn ford was entitled to $330,000, about $11,000 for every year of wrongful imprisonment. but the state is denying him the money. prosecutors said ford knew a robbery of rozeman's jewel shop was going to take place. but he didn't report it. ford was never charged with th crime, but the state says that's asnoh to deny him. ted foe time be ent in prison? : and the stute not rested for ae other crimes. mr. ford prove he didn't do these other crimes. until proven innocent, in this case? >> cox: no, because it's not a estionf guilt or innocence. it's a question of whether he's entitled to money, taxpayer money. >> whitaker: but you say he has to prove that he's inn

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>> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake app do you use? >> kathy matthews: i use the one-- >> whitaker: these oklahomans say they check their phone apps to track earthquakes arod this must be unnerving. >> matthews: it's no way to live. it's no way to live. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes." there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. th nothing but a phone and a tablet. everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. ta, the microsoft cloud helped everywhere where there's a phone, you have a bank. ta, us to bring banking to ten million people in just two years. it's transforming our world. we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for

so whitaker sued for discrimination. whitaker was born a female... but now identifies as male. yesterday a federal judge ruled the kenosha unified school district must let bathroom. the district is dissapointed by that decision... and said in a statement it plans to appeal. but it acknowledged it's now bound by the court's decision. live in kenosha...pz... tmj4 mount pleasant police searching for the driver in a hit and run that sent two people to the hospital. police report three men were seen hitch-hiking yesterday morning.... along the highway 32 median north of the kenosh night of drinking. witnesses say two of them crossed the roadway and were struck by a car that then took off after the accident. police say the suspect is driving a beige... four-door grand prix. today is international day of peace.... here in milwaukee a peace march and rally is planned for later tonight down by city hall. nearly two organizations are sponsoring the event including coalition for peace. the march will start at 5-30 at city hall... with the rally taking place is taking a more aggressive app

whitaker made a trip to the grocery store around 3:30 that afternoon. and deputies say it wasn't until he returned from the store that he noticed the infant and began to give cpr. >> it's not an intentional act. i'm not saying it is. but what i'm saying, you got you can't leave in the car for eight hours. >> reporter: again, whitaker facing aggravated manslaughter charges. he is out on bond. a $50,000 bond. paul-- >> jamel lanee' reporting live for us from hillsborough county. thank you so much. >>> happening today, the next step in recovering from hurricane hermine, cleaning up all that debris left behind by those high winds and flooding. >> yeah, starting today, crews hour days, seven days a week until it's all gone. over the weekend, federal emergency management agencies toured some of the hardest hit areas. officials estimate damage at $111 million. look that the structure. it's been hard on residents like jeffrey. his trailer destroyed by a tree. >> it would be nice because the trailer is too old for the insurance company to cover it. it all falls

whitaker dropped the 5-year-old daughter off first. and investigators say he was and detectives say he returned home around 8:30 friday morning with the child still strapped in the car seat. whitaker made a trip to the grocery store around 3:30 that afternoon and deputies say when he returned from the store that he noticed the infant and began cpr. >> it's not an intentional act. i'm not saying it but i'm saying you have to be responsible for your kid. you can't leave them in the car for eight hours >> reporter: again, now whitaker is charged with aggravated manslaughter and he is out on bond, $50,000 bond. paul-- >> jamel lanee' live this morning for us. thank you so much. >>> happening today, the next step in recovering from hurricane hermine destroyed 23 home. cleaning-- from hurricane hermine. >> starting today, crews in pasco county will work 12 hour days, seven days a week until it's all gone. over the weekend fema toured officials estimate damage from hurricane hermine at $111 million. of course, it's been really hard on residen

so whitaker sued for discrimination. whitaker was born a female... but now identifies as male. yeda ruled the kenosha unified school district must let whitaker use the men's bathroom. the district is dissapointed by that decision... and said in a statement it plans to appeal. but it acknowledged it's now bound by the court's decision. live in kenosha...pz... tmj4 more local news nowtoday is international day of peace.... here in milwaukee a peace later tonight down by city hall. nearly two dozen organizations are sponsoring the event including coalition for peace. the march will start at 5-30 at city hall... with the rally taking place after. finding a way to work together is the goal of a community converstaition planned for this afternoon .the wisconsin board for people with developmental disabilities is holding a public discussion for those living with disabilities and their families. the hope is to find ways to better meet their needs around the city. the meeting goes from one water filters could soon be made available for milwaukee homes with lead pipes.the a-o-smith corpo

for now ash whitaker is making local history. i talked with him last night and he's so happy about this , for two reasons. one, the advocate part of him is pleased for other people besides himself. on the other hand he wants this to go in the background so he can have a normal senior year. the kenosha school district an appeal. the kenosha county medical examiner's office has identified the body found in a burning vehicle. officials say the body of 64-year-old paul hoffman was found last week in the parking lot of a "best bargains" in wheatland. hoffman was an employee at best bargains. it's still unclear whether he died as a result of the fire -- and investigators are still working to figure out how it started. a 30-year-old twin lakes woma the overdose death of christopher stachura. kenosha county authorities say elizabeth cooper gave stachura the heroin that led to his death. law enforcement found stachura dead in his garage in july. phone records led them to cooper -- and officials say she admitted to giving stachura the hero

>> good evening, troy whitaker was put on administrative leave, we understand he is out of jail on a $50,000 bond and he and his wife are away from their palm harbor home where the little boy was left in the car to die friday. >> he was crying out. he was saying calling to his child. and, it was very sad. said for me. >> joe the boy was left in this trial, the boys father troy whitaker was distraught and hours later behind bars. >> i am saddened by seeing him portrayed that way.>> our cameras were there as he was released from jail, we know the little body reached a temperature of 107.6 degrees. his father admittedly forgetting the boy was in the until after 3:00 in the afternoon. whitaker his neighbors are defending him saying this was nothing more than a tragic accident. >> it was a tragedy. much the same way if a child had accidentally drowned in a pull. >> the troy i know, this was not, i would trust him. even with this tragedy. that is what it is i would trust him to watch over my kids grandchildren. >> whitaker facing serious charges and comprehending his son's death his neighb

well, like you said, the father of the child troy whitaker is out of jail. pinellas county sheriff says infant in a hot car that reached up to 108 is irresponsible. and deputies say he was taking his children to school friday morning. he dropped off his 5-year-old daughter first and was supposed to drop off the 23-month-old lawson at a day care center. and detectives say with the child strapped in the backseat, in his car seat, whitaker made a run to publix and then returned home, leaving the child in the car until he was discovered sometime friday afternoon. whitaker tried to give him cpr and the child was pronounced dead at the hospital. law experts say the charge is appropriate because he is a first responder and left the child in the car for hours. >> there's a difference between losing track of a kid for 30 seconds, a minute, verses four to six hours of being locked up in the car. especially if he was in the paramedic field. i'm sure he's countless times pets or animals locked in a car. >> reporter: now again, whitaker is out on a $50,000 bond. and we a

whitaker was born a female... but identifies as male. he at tremper high school. but the kenosha unified school district said no. according to whitaker's mom, that's one reason the family sued the district. good step we've been trying to take one step at a time and this was a good step the district is dissapointed by the court's decision... and said in a statement it plans to appeal. but it acknowledged it's now court's decision. big news for sobelman's pub and grill this morning. the burger joint is opening a new restaurant .. however the exact location is top secret. check out this post on facebook.it reads "i've just been handed an urgent bulletin about a second sobelman's franchise location. at this time i can only tell you it's in waukesha"we should learn more later this morning. obama is saying about donald trumps wall. and -- save hundreds of dollars each year with one easy change. the financial tip that will put money back in your wallet. more live at daybreak-- on yesterday was the pick day of the week with highs in the lower 70s along the lakefront to lo

. >> we whitaker. troy whitaker is being investigated. >> according to the sheriff, that little boy was left in his car seat in a truck in this drive way for 8 hours. now, the sheriff is saying, that isn't saying that his father did this on purpose, but he is saying there is no excuse. >> it's not an intentional act. your kid. you can't leave your kid in a car in this temperature and leave them to die. >> a home where it had sounds of two children playing is now filled with red lights. investigators watching this truck where lawson whitaker was found dead this afternoon. >> sheriff said his father 41-year-old him inside this truck for 8 hours. >> this morning, he was taking his kids to school and dropped his kids off and was supposed to drop him off at a local day care and he didn't. >> instead he went home and parked his truck in the driveway. it was 8 hours later. he noticed he son in the truck store when he was loading the groceries. >> it turns out he is a firefighter. but by the time he tried cpr,

whitaker made a run to publix before realizing he had forgotten his son. >> it is not an intentional act. you have to be responsible for your kids. you cannot leave them in the car forking eight hours and let their body temperature get to 108 degrees and die. >>> funeral services will be held for a man shot and killed by a hillsborough county deputy. the death sparked outrage across the state including another protest last night in ybor city. police arrested two demonstrators there. riggens was killed while deputies served a warrant for a drug investigation. funeral services will be help today on east lake avenue at 1:00 p.m. at united methodist church to pray for riggens. >> what are we going to do to have to have them stop coming in the community for the purpose and the reason why they are coming? see, we have some obligation ourselves. >> two hillsborough county sheriff's deputies that prayer service. >>> officials are fema will visit citrus county to help assess the damage from hurricane hermine. it is a jaw-dropping $ 18 million. people who are cleaning up need to separate their

whitaker even made a run to publix before realizing he had forgotten his son. act. you have to be responsible for your kids. you cannot leave them in the car for eight hours and let their body temperature get to 108 degrees and they die. >> reporter: when he finally discovered his son was in the car he began screaming. neighbors stepped in to perform cpr but to no avail. troy was arrested and charged with one count of aggravated manslaughter. since he has posted bond he does not need to make an appearance ion this morning. that was scheduled for 8:00 a.m. >> thank you very much. >>> happening today, funeral services will be held for a man shot and killed by a hillsborough deputy. his death sparked outrage across the state including another protest last night in ybor city. police arrested two demonstrators there. riggens was killed while deputies served a warrant for a drug investigation. funeral services will be help today at the center for manifestation on east lake >>> dozens gathered last night at united methodist church to pray for riggens. the pastor urged ques

whitaker a hillsborough county fire fighters started cpr and called 911. lawson was taken to the whitaker told deputies he thought he dropped the toddler off at day care. charged with aggravated manslaughter. >>> detectives are searching for a bank robber. this man walked into the jefferson bank of florida on u.s. 19 and palm harbor yesterday afternoon. that is when he pulled out a gun, demanded cash. if you know who he is, contact the sheriff's office. >>> as cleanup continues across the bay area from hurricane hermine. environmental experts are warning of potential health risk caused by you excess wastewater being releasethe bay. a professor from eckerd college tells fox 13 that area was contaminated from wastewater can definitely make people s sick. within the last week, the city of st. pete pumped 20 million gallons into the bay. levels were you up because of elevated bacteria levels associated with the wastewater. >> fish hearing. i have gotten people out of the water with children and dogs, that spilled sewage into the bay. an overflow and mechanical

you can't leave your child in the car for 8 hours and -- >> whitaker called 911 and did cpr on his son, but it was too late. heat stroke is the 4th leader cause for children in florida. in 18 years, 690 children have died in hot cars in the u.s. and 75 deaths were heading to south tampa. bay shore boulevard is closed for the fall stampede 5k. you'll find blocks from howard to -- we do expect bay shore to open around 11:00 this morning. >>> we're learning information about just how far the bay area woman you see right here on the screen find me was willing to go to get custody of her kids. rachel lay was arrested for a she wanted to have her ex-husband kidnapped and sold as a sex slave overseas. she allegedly told a hit man she had another person in mind she wanted him to kill. she's in a menifee jail on a $100,000 bond. >>> no justice, no peace. no justice, no peace. >> a clash between protestors and officers unfolding in the two people in jail. one protestors faces three counts of -- there was justin for wiggins who was killed by police last month. she wanted answers from the hillsbor

said for me. >> joe the boy was left in this trial, the boys father troy whitaker was distraught and hours later behind bars. >> i am saddened by seeing him portrayed that way.>> our cameras were there as he was released from jail, we know the little body reached a temperature of 107.6 degrees. his father admittedly forgetting the boy was in the

today the judge granted a preliminary injunction-- allowing whitaker to use the bathroom he wants. seeing results! marquette university says crime on and around campus has gone way down! and they crediting the decline to one very big change. ben handelman is live on marquette's campus tonight. good evening. that change--- building a fully commissioned police department. ago. the university says they are seeing big results. abby snell-- as a female i feel safe. and tadhg scully say at marquette univeristy-- again, never felt unsafe on campus. theyve never experienced crime first hand. a new report says a growing number of their classmates can say the same thing. i think what it goes to show is marquettes campus is safe. marquette police have release huge drops compared to the previous year. robberies-- cut almost in half 42% battery and assaults-- decreased by over 60 percent 62% .burglaries are down nearly a quarter 23% .the biggest change? were really starting to see the impact that this big step of creating a police department has had. marquette's police department is just over a

me troy whitaker is charged with aggravated manslaughter. >> it's not an intentional act. i'm not saying it is, but i'm saying you got to be responsible for your kids. you can't leave them in the car for eight hours and let their body temperature get to 108 degrees and they die. >> reporter: that boy was taken to mease countryside, but it's obvious lawson was dead well before 3:30 this afternoon the sheriff tells me. he'd been in that truck for at least eight hours. >> such a he harbor tonight. thank you. >>> new information tonight about a protest in ybor city. police have arrested two demonstrators. the protesters broke through a line of tampa police officers who were trying to stop them from blocking streets. a group of about 15 people marched with signs protesting the death of lavonia riggins shot and killed by a deputy last week. >>> from protest to prayer kinney chapel united methodist church. pastor ron hubbard urged patience in the investigation and said there are questions those in the community need to ask themselves. >> what are we going to do to have to have th

deputies say whitaker was taking the children to school friday morning. he dropped his 5-year-old daughter off first. and was then supposed to drop off lawson at day care. detectives say with the child still strapped in the car seat, he made a run then returned home. leaving the 23-month-old in the car until he was discovered around 4:30 friday afternoon. now whitaker tried to give him cpr. the child was pronounced dead at the hospital. experts say an aggravated manslaughter charge is appropriate because he is a first responder and left the child in a hot car for hours. >> there's a difference the between losing track of a kid for 30 seconds, a minute, verses four to six hours of paramedic field. i'm sure he's countless times he may have been in the position where he tried to save other children or pets or animals locked in a car. >> reporter: and again, he is out on bond this morning. a $50,000 bond. and we are working to learn when whitaker will have another hearing in court. gayle-- >> such a sad story. and it just -- we have to start working on someth

and christina, tonight you spoke with ash whitaker's mother. >> 17-year-old ash is not doing interviews right now because it's still an on-going lawsuit. his mother though says the family is over-joyed by the decision. starting tomorrow, ash can now use the men's restroom here at tremper high school. >> we're just so happy with the outcome. we feel like progress is being made. >> with her attorney sitting off-camera, melissa whitaker says she and her 17-year-old son, ash, are thrilled by today's federal court ruling over his right to use the men's bathroom at tremper high school. the senior has been engaged in a legal fight with the district for several months now on changing the bathroom policy for transgender students. >> i've never pushed him into i could see he was a happier person that way, and i said ok what can i do to help. , >> according to the district the change in bathroom policy , would only apply for now to ash whitaker. in a statement sent to 12 news from the district's attorney, it says in part "the district is disappointed with the court's decision to grant an injunctio

. >> bill whitaker: it may surprise you to hear that oklahoma is the most earthquake- prone state in the continental u.s. >> whoa! >> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake app do you use? >> kathy matthews: i use the one-- >> whitaker: these oklahomans say they check their phone apps to track earthquakes around the state. this must be unnerving. >> matthews: it's no way to live. it's no way to live. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm leslie stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, tonight on "60 minutes."

whitaker is accused of leaving his son in a truck over eight hours friday. his friends are defending him saying this is just a tragic mistake. >> he's crying. he's crying out. he's ll it's very sad. it's sad for me, too. >> again the little boy passed away. whitaker is charged with aggravated manslaughter of a child. he's out of jail on a $50,000 bond. investigators tell us the boy's body temperature was 107.6 when he was found. >>> it happened in an instant. sunday night a chin reaction crash on the clearwater side of -- chain reaction crash on the campbell causeway blamed on a driver dropping a bottle of gatorade. it's yet another case of distracted driving. peter bernard is live on the causeway and you found out this type of crash is happening way too often. >> reporter: way too often, jen, and the wreck that happened here sent eight people to area hospitals including an 18-month-old girl and a 3-year- old. there's where it happened right there. many distracted driving crashes can be blamed on one thing, people looking at their phones. one moment of distr

school administrators insisted that whitaker use the women's restrooms or private facilities, separate from the school's other students. the transgender law center filed yesterday, the judge granted a preliminary injunction-- allowing whitaker to use the boys' bathroom. now a developing story... milwaukee police are looking for three men wanted in an attempted murder over the weekend. fox6 has uncovered documents with new information in the case. our myra sanchick explains. windows are boarded up where neighbors say a man on fire jumped out, saturday evening. bullet holes show where they say gunfire followed him i got the clothes off of him because we up and still was burning and he fell against me and we both fell down. mary kemnitz heard the screaming next door. she ran over to help her neighbor, patting the flames until he fell on top of her. i thought when he fell on me, oh no are we going to burn together. you can laugh now right at the time i thought it was scary. smothered by kamnitzs dress it was to me a miracle .i asked god for help . it wasnt extinguishing like i thought it s

. >> bill whitaker: it may surprise you to hear that oklahoma is the most earthquake- prone state in the continental u.s. >> whoa! >> whitaker: in 2009, there were, on average, two earthquakes per year of magnitude three or greater. last year, there were 907. what's more astonishing is that nearly all of oklahoma's earthquakes are manmade. >> melinda olbert: what quake

whitaker was born female but identifies as a male. happening today: city leaders will gather to tout a funding boost for fighting violence in milwaukee. pete zervakis is live at the zeidler municipal building in downtown milwaukee with a look ahead. mayor and other city leaders will announce milwaukee is one of eight cities across the country to get violence prevention grant money... through the resiliency in communities after stress and trauma program. the money comes cfrom the substance abuse and mental health services administration. to have a chance at receiving the funding... milwaukee had to show it's experienced civil unrest - like mass protests - within the past two years. it applied for the grant back in summer's riot in sherman park. a news release from the city doesn't specify how much money milwaukee is getting. but the program's website indicates the max. available to each community receiving grant money is one million the funding will be put towards efforts to improve public safety and strengthen milwaukee's troubled nei

. >> as a firefighter troy whitaker was trained in cpr. little did he know he would have son, found dead in the back of his vehicle where he had been left nearly 24 hours before. >> it just reinforces that you need to spend as much time with your kids because you never know when tragedy will strike. >> detectives say whitaker developed off his 5-year-old dawn at school in supposed to drop off his son at day care. but he went home instead. later on when he went to puck px and was taking groceries in did he discover his son in the car seat. >> invoic investigators say he d and began cpr but it was too late. >> we just got an update from the sheriff. moments ago he says mr. whitaker is on his way to the pinellas county jail, charged with al aggravataggravated manslaughter. when questioned all he could say was that i thought i dropped my son >> just sickening and hard to hear, the family in our thoughts @and prayers. >> and now a police chase that started in pasco county finally came to an end but with a crash. here is the scene. watwaters ave