be reporting our sunday morning cover story. this town outside chicago is a typical american suburb, and john k casino was a typical american kid. baseball and hockey. boy scouts. until he and his childhood friends got hooked on heroin. i could tell by the position that he was in that he was already gone. reporter: you knew right away. i screamed dial 911. i think he s gone. reporter: ahead on sunday morning, heroin, the scourge of a by-gone era is back. and coming to a neighborhood near you. osgood: a star s trek is the story of an actor who has traveled a very long distance by never forgetting where he came from. he tells that story this morning to our michelle miller. george takei is known throughout the galaxy as mr. sulu, the helmsman of the starship price. but his journey began in a surprising place. here in a small field in arkansas. this was a concentration camp. we were all concentrated. reporter: later on sunday morning, george takei s long road to
charges were filed in the water debacle in flint, michigan. a poor, mostly black city of 100,000. contaminated drinking water has poisoned children and many others with dangerously high levels of lead. now, two state regulators and one city employee have been charged with lying about what they knew. dean reynolds tells us the investigation is not nearly over. will you please tell us your name. reporter: with the charging of low level officials, flint s water crisis has now turned from careless to criminal. bill schuette is michigan s attorney general. they failed in their responsibilities to protect the health and safety of families of flint. they failed michigan families. indeed, they failed us all. reporter: stephen busch and michael prysby of the state department of environmental quality and michael glasgow, a flint water supervisor, are charged with misconduct and tampering with evidence, allegedly claiming flint s water was safe when they knew it was hazardous. b
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Charming the Queen City audience with their strong sounds of strings and brass winds for 18 years. Buffalo's Larry Salter Soul Orchestra has showcased talented musicians from all over the world.