reporter: the witnesses bleffed. with a little help. mistaken identity and miscarriage of justice. crime and punishment - how often eyewitnesss to crime are flat-out wrong on what they think they have seen. ahead of the scenes. ahead of the world cup. what the police hope to sweep off the streets. we go to the favellas. we come across store after store selling t-shirts. next to it is an open sewer, which is a reminder that there is still a lot of work to do in areas like this. squoo good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we begin by looking at what spawns a violent blood bath, a rage that led to death. this time at a high school outside portland oregon, where a teen opened fire, killing a student, injuring a student and terrifying student at reynolds high. i heard gunshots. i thought it was a joke, fire crackers. then they yelled for us to get down. we got serious and went to lockdown. pretty scary over there, yes. reporter: tell me about it a l
ahead of the world cup. what the police hope to sweep off the streets. we go to the favellas. we come across store after store selling t-shirts. next to it is an open sewer, which is a reminder that there is still a lot of work to do in areas like this. squoo good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we begin by looking at what spawns a violent blood bath, a rage that led to death. this time at a high school outside portland oregon, where a teen opened fire, killing a student, injuring a student and high. i heard gunshots. i thought it was a joke, fire crackers. then they yelled for us to get down. lockdown. pretty scary over there, yes. reporter: tell me about it a little bit. what did you experience? we saw people running, screaming. we didn t know who was going on. we went to the back of the classroom. we were all scared. reporter: how is your mum? like. it felt good. good experience to see her. we don t know what motivated this assault, this 74
what the police hope to sweep off the streets. we go to the favellas. we come across store after store selling t-shirts. next to it is an open sewer, which is a reminder that there is still a lot of work to do in areas like this. squoo good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. we begin by looking at what spawns a violent blood bath, a rage that led to death. this time at a high school outside portland oregon, where a teen opened fire, killing a student, injuring a student and high. i heard gunshots. i thought it was a joke, fire crackers. then they yelled for us to get down. lockdown. pretty scary over there, yes. reporter: tell me about it a little bit. what did you experience? we saw people running, screaming. we didn t know who was going on. we went to the back of the classroom. we were all scared. reporter: how is your mum? like. it felt good. good experience to see her. we don t know what motivated this assault, this 74th school shooting since
be due to legalized marijuana. and what movies hollywood makes. hello, meditation antonio mora, welcome to consider this . here is more on consider this . . there s to doubt the suspects have some ideology along the lines of militia and white soup rem sifts. they are at the clive and bundy rancher outrage. they threw the couple out because they said the ideals were too radical. pakistan s airport has reopened after a 5-hour attack. 29 were killed. the pakistani taliban say the attack is revenge for a strike that killed their leader. former straight-hillary clinton begins her book tour. she lay down the ground work for a white house run. stay tuned. when i know, you ll know. we begip with the investigation begin with the investigation into the murder of two police officers and an innocent bystander on sunday by a husband and wife who spent time at clive bundy s ranch who spent time at a standoff. the two ambushed the officers as they sat to lunch, f
largest jail needs assistance. and even experts are fooled. we begin with disturbing new information about the couple who shot and killed two las vegas police officers. in and a bystander on sunday. left swastikas and white supremacist. al jazeera reported from that ranch back in april and tonight we bring an interview with one of the shooters. i m not afraid of death, i m afraid of being a slave. i m afraid living under tyranny, my nieces and nephews, after they grow up the day they re born they have $50,000 in tax debt over their heads already. melissa chan joins us from san francisco. you interviewed jarrod miller. tell us what else he said to you? jarrod miller was one of the militia who were protected as he said cliven bundy s ranch. he spent a lot of time talking about his political views. libertarian, pro-second amend, he was suspicious of the government, he talked about how disturbing it was to live in a police state or that the united states was headed in tha