the ugandan film director making movies with a $200 budget. hello, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he ll use all means to restore order after flood shed in the palestinian territory. 30 palestinians and 7 israelis have been killed since the beginning of october. the unrest is because of the anger in occupied jerusalem. the jewish groups are given freer rein to visit the site. thal aqsa controversy comes against the backdrop of frustration in the expansion of the settlements. mike hanna has more from jerusalem. the cameron man is told not to daughters disorder. this is a regular seven, the officer says. random searches in the city. this palestinian resident told us off camera that he had been stopped and searched four times since leaving his house a short while before. coming off renewed attacks, the most serious com coming from west jerusalem and the occupy police. israelis were killed and a number injured. one in critical condition. the city s israel
far. what s your biggest fear. landed in prison. an america tonight special, reasonable doubt. thank for joining us, i am joie chen. our criminal yale justice system depends on checks and balances, punish the guilty while row texting the innocent. but what happens when someone puts a thumb on the scale of justice? our first story looks at witness identification or rather misidentification. it may surprise you that it is the cause of as many as three out of four wrongful convictions. our investigation found that juries almost always convict if there is an eyewitness, even when there is proof the suspect couldn t have done the crime. when the verdict came back and it was difficult on all count, the courtroom erupted in applause. give him the gas and kill his ass. that s what they said you? yeah, i could hear that s snickering and laughing. and everybody thought they had the right man, the police department, prosecutor s office. most of the people thought they ha
far. what s your biggest fear. landed in prison. an america tonight special, reasonable doubt. thank for joining us, i am joie chen. our criminal yale justice system depends on checks and balances, punish the guilty while row texting the innocent. but what happens when someone puts a thumb on the scale of justice? our first story looks at witness identification or rather misidentification. it may surprise you that it is the cause of as many as three out of four wrongful convictions. our investigation found that juries almost always convict if there is an eyewitness, even when there is proof the suspect couldn t have done the crime . when the verdict came back and it was difficult on all count, the courtroom erupted in applause. give him the gas and kill his ass. that s what they said you? yeah, i could hear that s snickering and laughing. and everybody thought they had the right man, the police department, prosecutor s office. most of the people thought they h
what s your biggest fear. landed in prison. an america tonight special, reasonable doubt. thank for joining us, i am joie chen. our criminal yale justice system depends on checks and balances, punish the guilty while row texting the innocent. but what happens when someone puts a thumb on the scale of justice? our first story looks at witness identification or rather misidentification. it may surprise you that it is the cause of as many as three out of four wrongful convictions. our investigation found that juries almost always convict if there is an eyewitness, even when there is proof the suspect couldn t have done the crime . when the verdict came back and it was difficult on all count, the courtroom erupted in applause. give him the gas and kill his ass. that s what they said you? yeah, i could hear that s snickering and laughing. and everybody thought they had the right man, the police department, prosecutor s office. most of the people thought they had th
prison. does a kid life matter also sex crimes in sport. sara hoy leads off the series - when the truth is not enough. it s a violent crime. reporter: that he confessed to? yes, there was no question of what happened. for all the reasons why you don t want to come forward, they are magnified when the guy you are coming forward against is the most famous guy on campus. why athletes get a pass from their colleges thanks for joining us, i m joie chen, we begin at the intention of sport and sexual assault. as we have seen in the reporting sex crimes on campus more young women turned to a federal law we know as title nine to level the playing field in sport and special safety. that attempt can be limited when academic demrns fail to act. in the first of our series sex crimes in sport. sara hoy investigate why when it comes to cases on campus star athletes can get a pass. in america. sports are an unofficial relagon, whether in college or the pros, athletes are rev