it s almost 9:00 in the morning in beijing. that plane is 2 1/2 hours late. malaysia airlines says a search and rescue team has been activated to locate the aircraft. on sunday there s a new series that debuts on cnn death row stories, attempts to unravel the truth behind capital murder cases. i wanted to show you a little piece of it. a 34-year-old law student named diana hault came to the south carolina penalty resource center as a summer intern. one of her first assignments was reviewing al moore s case. the first time i saw the name, al moore, i was reading through a transcript. diana started having suspicions that his trials weren t fair. she was troubled that al moore s defense attorney didn t call any expert witnesses and rarely challenged any of the prosecution s evidence. diana knew that an incompetent defense was grounds for an appeal. i felt like there was something wrong.
if you ve had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bank of america senior officials are now investigating the death of a summer intern in london. the 21-year-old died after collapsing at his home in london, a week before he was set to finish his internship with bank of america s investment banking division. now, he was a german exchange student studying at the university of michigan s business school. an official cause of death has not been released. a number of local papers are reporting he suffered from epilepsy. reports are also alleging him working until 6:00 a.m. for three nights in a row before his death. it may be weeks before we know just how he died. his death is raising questions over the culture surrounding banking interns and grueling hours many feel pressured to work. felix mitchell is co-founder of
again, these passengers can simply put their hand and say pay me and the airline has to determine how much. shep: you wonder why they would go through. this lawyers like to get in the middle of these things? if you represent 83 of these passengers and you get any sort of settlement, lawyers are going to get a third of that. that is a lot of money in the lawyers pocket. i m a lawyer so i should shut up. [ laughter ] shep: we ll follow it. nice to see you. meantime, asiana airlines it has dropped plans to sue a television station for airing false names of the pilots which many officials consider racially offensive and how in the world this d this happen. we are not repeating those names. you probably already heard this them. remember, national transportation safety board a summer intern confirmed the names for ktvu, fox 2 for the bay area.
so many more wondered how in the world these could have made it to air. at any rate they say they scrapped plan force a defamation suit. in order to all of our efforts aftermath of the accident, officials say they confirmed the names with federal officials, it turns out the person who confirmed them was actually a summer intern. still no explanation for where those names came from in the first place. well, it s july and it s hot outside. that happens. but in the northeast, seeing some of the highest temperatures of the summer so far. and really, in many years. well up in the 90 s in a lot of areas and with the humidity it feels even hotter. but despite the heat, our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is outside othe studio for some reason. well, it s july and it it s hot. that s it. we have got another b. another three days to get through. this just be ready. we have already had four days of it and get ready for a few more. take a look at the weather maps. can you see what s going on
everything that comes in. today, if i m a summer intern at the justice department, i don t think i would welcome this. they ll get a huge amount of telephone calls and most will be cranks. i think they re obliged to follow it through to conclusion. i just want to ask you very quickly, would they also look for exculpatory evidence. will it benefit george zimmerman saying he s not a racist? they absolutely should. if they have that sort of evidence, it has to factor into any discretionary deeation as to whether to prosecute or not. if they see exculpatory evidence coming in over the transom, they take it seriously and give it whatever weight its due. tom dupree, good to see you. thank you. absolutely. thank you. also ahead, by the way,