thousands of dollars in cash last week now has the money back. officials say the man dropped an envelope stuffed with hundred dollar bills last week at a security check point at dfw in dallas. tsa officer picked it up and took it to a private screening area. 9500 bucks in total. the traveler s son called the next day to report it missing. cops arrested the main target of operation fast and furious not once, not twice but three times and each time they let him go. that s according to official police records. of course, fast and furious was the government sting program that allowed guns from the united states stores to end up in mexico. but the feds say many of those weapons were not tracked. and some of them turned up at the scene of the murder of the border patrol agent brian terry back in 2010. william la jeunesse is in los angeles this afternoon. william? well, shepard, he was the most wanted man in the fast and furious investigation yet. and while he apparently had a get out of ja
ability to silence the press? saint makers. what does it take to be a saint? ask this baptist that used to be lying? his unlikely in a path to sainthood. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight s host, randi kay and sanjay gupta. good evening. we begin with this unbelievable story of how u.s. soldiers were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war they embarked on the program to test chemical and biological weapons. the researchers used animals but believe it or not, also humans and volunteer who is had no idea what they were signing up for. nearly a half a century later, the guinea pigs are emerging from the shadows and stories about what the mill pear did and how they are being treated now. . i joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and i really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. i went straight to ft. brag. it was the thing to do. that was my obligation and my duty as an a
community and it s the city s jobs program city officials say it s a balancing act to tap into the free labor without angering organized labor, jon? dan springer in seattle, thanks, dan. major league national league baseball ryan braun says my name has been dragged throughout club. reversed suspension for positive drug test the first in the league. he tested positive for elevated testosterone highest ratio ever recorded in baseball s testing program. he appealed the decision and yesterday he won. today braun blasted the testing system as fatally flawed. upon his return to spring training. i m a victim of a process that completely broke down and failed in the way that it was applied to me in this case. today is about making sure that this never happens to anybody else who plays this game. well, some critics say braun one the appeal on a
was wrong according to all the nato high command and, of course, according to rebound himself, who now has apologized. trace: thank you, jonathan hunt live in new york. major league baseball s national league mvp, ryan braun reported to spring training after the league reversed his 50 game suspension for a positive drug test. in october the outfielder tested month for elevated testosterone at the highest ratio ever recorded in the testing program. he appealed the decision in january, and, yesterday, became the first player in the league to succeed in getting a positive test thrown out. he said the drug testing system is fatally flawed. i am a victim of a process that broke down and failed in the way it was applied to me. custody about making sure this never happens to anyone else who plays this game.
and emotional verdict tonight. an italian night sets amanda knox free. here s the scene inside the courtroom. translator: on behalf of the italian people, after having examined section 6 and 5 of the criminal procedure code as the verdict was read, knox broke down, hugged her attorneys, then was rushed from the courthouse. she and her one-time boyfriend have been in jail since 2007 when they were arrested for the brutal murder of knox s british roommate. they were convicted of murder two years ago. both appealed. today both won. shortly after the verdicts, knox sister faced the cameras outside the courthouse. we re thankful that amanda s nightmare is over. she s suffered for four years for a crime that she did not commit. cnn s senior international correspondent matthew chance is outside the courthouse in perugia now. you were in the courthouse when the verdict was read. describe the moment when knox and her family realized she would be set free. reporter: it was