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at thisim too. >> steve: todd, we just -- whoa, large explosion two miles behind me. black smoke coming up. any idea what that was? probably a missile. weve heard reports that russia says they are using precision-guided missiles. weve heard a large number of strikes in the pre-dawn hours for the last hour or so. its been quieter. can you come out here and show that smoke. well try to show the gray smoke coming up, just bear with us, this is live tv and were trying to move a camera. tha...

Broken, number one. the mayor went in the courthouse to sit with a carjacker, when you look at the crime, the mayor hasnt done nothing about the crime. this crime is out of control. look at 1996, 1997, mayor mark moore and richard pendleton came up with a plan. the crime rate was high and they cut murdered to 190-something and we dont even have a crime plan in the city of new orleans. we have been asking the mayor for a plan, we asked internal chief for a crime plan. the chief that retired, shaw...

Our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like ...

The car. if i would have got into the car, if i had a dedicated radio station or something that was painting that pattern, if the alert would have been, hey, theres a tornado near bass pro shop, or i-30 and 190. >> something more specific. >> i wouldnt have gotten in the car. >> were glad you and your girlfriend are okay. you both need to take a couple days to hug each other and sit still and take a breath. thank you for sharing us to share your terrifying account. were glad youre well. >> thank...

Much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the sta...

Conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not there. but we did. >> the state was reluctant to retry the c...

Our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like ...

I didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like that, and not t...

Is mentally retarded? >> no, not at all. >> in this case, this is just a constellation of problems. >> even though the judges seem to be raising some serious questions, i came out of the argument feeling negative about our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something ...

Our prospects. i didnt think the court had much incentive to overturn his conviction. >> we didnt hear anything for month after month. 14 months went by. and then i get an e-mail in my inbox. heart stops. i start hyperventilating. i clicked on it, and the opinion is 190-something pages long. and where is the good part? >> the most conservative appellate court in the nation had ruled 2-1 that elmore deserved a new trial. >> everyone in the death penalty community, what happened? we dont win like ...