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prison? you must have been crushed, crushed when they told you you had to go back. prescription for cheating. they read our x-rays, but a cnn investigation reveals a disturbing question of the certification of many radiologists. suspeisn t it cheating? revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight s host. we broke the shocking story here on cnn of a young, white teenager accused of killing a black man just because of the color of his skin. over our four-month investigation, we found even more disturbing details uncovering how the teenager and some of his friends had a history of violent and racist incidents and raising questions whether authorities were turning a blind eye. i ve been following this story from the beginning. june 26th in mississippi would bring temperatures and humidity into the 90s. a breeze out of the southwest would the barely move the state flag enough to see that confederate battle s
but he would walk free after that conviction was overturned. how did he end up back in prison? you must have been crushed, crushed when they told you you had to go back. prescription for cheating. they read our x-rays but a cnn investigation over the certification of many radiologists. isn t it cheating? revealing investigation, fascinating characters and impact. tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. tonight, hard hitting investigations into racism, cheating and injustice. we begin with a murder in mississippi, a brutal killing fueled by race and ranl. we broke the story of a young white teenager accused of killing a black man just because of the color of his skin. over our four month investigation we found even more disturbing details uncovering how the teenager and some of his friends had a history of violent and racist incidents and questioning whether authorities turned a blind eye. i ve been following this story from the very beginning. june 2
worshippers clinging to their faith as we learn more about a gunman and what may have motivated him. i m brianna keilar in for zoraida sambolin. i m john berman. new details about the deadly shooting spree. seven people dead including the gunman. this morning we may have a motive for this massacre. the temple leader who was shot when he tried to tackle the gunman and save others. law enforcement officials spent the night examining the suspected gunman s home. we don t have his identity yet. a source tells cnn the suspect was an army veteran who may have been a white supremacist. police say the shooter walked into the temple parking lot yesterday morning and began firing. the first officer responded to the scene was ambushed. here is what it sounded like on the police dispatch. subject down! we have one officer shot. david mattingly with live in oak creek. we ve heard the gunman described as a 40ish old white male and we keep hearing about this tattoo commemorating sep
whispers. some accusations about doping. some of it subtle, some not. for example, john leonard, a top u.s. coach, called the performance suspicious and not right. but ioc spokesman mark adams says the top five finishers of every event are tested to ensure clean wins. and ye was no different. suffice to say in this case, pure rumors, nothing at all of fact or substance, and i have heard no word at all from our drugs testing people. so i think people should really sit back and enjoy a great performance. wata, the world anti-doping agency and the ioc, they keep a close eye on drug use. athletes can be tested any time during the games, and their samples are sent to this lab. in east london, it s kept open 24 hours a day during the olympics. has a staff of 150 scientists. so with all the intense scrutiny, can you still game the system? victor conte says yes, and after all he did. he helped top athletes obtain steroids and went to prison for it. he says it s just as easy tod