Segment 1: A Missouri man is free after spending 23 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit.
With his newfound freedom, Ricky Kidd said he's excited to be a "responsible citizen and embrace the freedom that should have never been taken away from me in the first place." The Midwest Innocence Project attributes part of the failed system to an overworked public defenders office, and it's costing people like Kidd their lives.
- Ricky Kidd, community engagement for Midwest Innocence Project, and author of "Vivid Expressions: A Journey Inside the Mind of the Innocent"
- Tricia Bushnell, executive director for Midwest Innocence Project
Segment 2, beginning at 24:20: A look back at two decades of the Royals under the ownership of David Glass.
As the Kansas City Royals wait for an impending change in ownership, we glance through the legacy of the Glass family. They describes themselves as baseball fans rather than baseball operation experts, said the Royals' Toby Cook.
- Greg Echlin, sports contributor, KCUR
- Toby Cook, vice president of publicity, Kansas City Royals
