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Voluntarily recalling treats until investigators get to the bottom of the problems. cnns michaela ferrera has this tale. >> reporter: it is a mysterious treat related illness that can be deadly for the pest. >> most severe symptoms are vomiting and diarrhea, but the real underlying problem causing the symptoms is kidney disease. >> reporter: food and drug administration linked pet jerky treat products most linked to china to 580 deaths, more than 3600 illnesses in dogs since 2007. but it is not ...

Talked an awful lot how you collect these fine samples of cells and keep them from being contaminated and process them. the boulder police department were highly criticized for the general police work they did let alone specific work like that. >> it is extraordinary, jeff, that this has not been solved, that there has not been real progress on this case. do you -- are there more documents to come out? >> i dont think there is anything more to come out. the thing -- oh, yes, there is more to com...

Investigation. touch dna that was done late in 2008 and 2009 revealed additional unknown, unidentified male samples of dna on the implements used in the murder of jonbenet. if you look at the totality of the circumstances, there are six unidentified samples of dna, trace amounts. >> so do you think the parents are incriminated in this case based on all the evidence youve seen? >> i believe a strong look was warranted by investigating the family as a possible -- >> but when you say investigating ...

During the 1999 tour de france. [ speaking in french ] >> but the stronger scientific evidence he was doping comes from this french laboratory. testers here found clear evidence of epo in samples which were later identified as lance armstrongs. during the 99 tour which armstrong won, urine samples from the riders were sent to this lab on the outskirts on paris to be tested. so what is this room? >> this is the epo room.

>> this room is the epo room. in this room we perform the anti-doping analysis for epo. >> at the time a test for epo was still not ready. >> the test for detection of epo was developed in this laboratory. so i personally performed the development of this test. and it took a very long time. it took about six years to develop this test. and it was ready in 2000. >> four years later, as part of the labs research but not as part of a formal testing process, the 1999 samples were re-examined. and so...

Access to some of lance armstrongs doping control forms. the uci voluntarily gave all of armstrongs forms from that race to the journalist. who then cross-matched the lab numbers that were on those forms with the samples that had been analyzed quite separately by the l laboratory, and he was the one that matched the lab numbers to the samples that contained epo. >> mike cashedon is an expert for the uci who helped develop a blood test for epo for the sydney olympics. >> which of these samples be...

Aw three vials would go into a coke can. wed crush it, give it to a team doctor to dispose. >> but it didnt all go to plan. lance armstrong was tested for drugs during the tour. and one of his samples revealed a significant level of a banned corticosteroid. emma oriley was a soinier on the team whose duties included giving armstrong a massage after his rides. during one of these massages, she says an urgent discussion took place between armstrong and the teams management. >> the conversation tha...

Found six samples from lance armstrongs 99 tour de france contained epo. but the governing body, the uci, took no action against armstrong. >> rather than open their doors and say lets try and understand whats going on here inside of our sport, they instead as far as i could work out tried to shut the case down. >> should the uci have acted on those results? >> in my view? of course they should have. they had the power to say you doped, youre out. >> on one other occasion the uci chose not to ac...

Cycling governing body, the uci, to have access to some of lance armstrongs doping control forms. the uci voluntarily gave all of armstrongs forms from that race to the journalist. who then cross-matched the lab numbers that were on those forms with the samples that had been analyzed quite separately by the laboratory, and he was the one that matched the lab numbers to the samples that contained epo. >> the lines here are a delineation between -- >> mike ashenden is a former independent expert f...

Coke can, crush it, give it to a team doctor to dispose. >> but it didnt all go to plan. lance armstrong was tested for drugs during the tour. and one of his samples revealed a significant level of a banned cortico steroid. emmas duties included to giving armstrong a massage after his rides. during one of these massages, she says an urgent discussion took place between armstrong and the teams management. >> the conversation was what are we going to do, heres a problem, we need a solution and how...