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inside story . pass welcome to inside story , i m adam may sitting in for ray suarez. smack, junk, h, black - tash all names for heroin. - they are all names for heroin. it can be white, brown, black and sticky. in jected, inhaled, smoked. no matter the choice, it s a highly addictive drug. most shocking, new user are turning to heroin because they became addicted to legally prescribd pain-killers. schedule, the epidemic is spreading from the cities, suburbs to rural america. al jazeera s jim huli produces us to one recovering act. no one wants to be addicted to heroin. no one wants to sit in the bathroom. it s not easy. courtney nose the lure of heroin, addiction cost her jobs, friends, loved ones. she did some gaol time. i was smoking it at first. i had a person who introduced me to shooting it. if you do to this way, it will use it. her dad paid a heavy price. can you show us what you may be about to lose? everything you see here. we met courtney la ....
but there seems to be a lack of some fundamental questions. how has this all come about? and what does the future hold if corporations-who hope to generate huge profits-hold the key to the final frontier? in the spring of 1961 the united states is locked in this very desperate struggle with the soviet union over the cold war. and it s really a battle over the economic and political systems that are going to rule the world. on april 12th, 1961, the russian cosmonaut yuri gagarin broke through earth s atmosphere. delivering a body blow to us dominance in science. no nation which expects to be the leader of other nations can expect to stay behind in the race for space.we have vowed that we shall not see it governed by a hostile flag of conquest, but by a banner of freedom and peace.we choose to go to the moon! think about how ridiculous that had to sound to the rest of the world because we hadn t yet put a single person into orbit. 500 years from now, in my o ....
ten murders a week. we return to a city on the edge. border batting beyond donald trump s visit a sobering check. . i just wanted to help him out. on helping migrants cross over. plus, purge lines. shaping their experience, and material that s the last thing i want to do walk around new york city. what it means to be a muck limb comedian in america. we begin with the iran nuclear deal. and that may be just as hard for the white house. secretary of state was front and center before the senate foreign relations committee today. he faces republicans who were skeptical. libby casey is in washington, libby? i don t know, the team that stood toe-to-toe with international negotiators hashing out complex details certainly has it s work cut out right here at home. today s hearing was an opportunity to dig into the deal but it was also a chance to score some political points. it was the first opportunity for the chief negotiator to defend his iran deal before congress ....
blacks could not be buried in the white cemetery, whites could not be buried in the white cemetery. blacks could not be buried christopher putzel in the nation s latest flashpoint. the texas community where a black woman died in police custody. is this really the most racist county in the lone star state? thank you for joining us, i m joie chen. what began as a routine traffic stop devolved into a flashpoint, reigniting the debate over race and justice in america. ground zero this time is outside houston, waller county where an african american woman died. the circumstances are under investigation. a bitter history lies behind the allegation. america tonight s christopher putzel looks at both sides of that claim. reporter: waller county texas, a sleepy rural working class area, a short drive from houston. an area where sandra bland died in police custody. you failed to signal a lane change, do you have your driver s licence. reporter: a texas trooper signal ....
exploration. to pluto and beyond. . welcome to inside story . i m leonardo mayer sitting in for luis suarez. it has been a huge month for n.a.s.a. for the first time history, a spacecraft, got close to blewetto sending us the first pluto, sending us the first images. scientists believe it has icy mountains 2.5 miles wide. frigid temperatures, 300 degrees below zero, and word of a new telescope. a planet, kepler 454 degrees. the first earth-side planet found orbiting around a sun a lot like ours. each mission has a cost of $650 billion. no one questions the wow factor, but some question whether it s worth that money. there s space exploration moving forward whether it would be better handled by the private sector. erica pitzi has more. a deep space discovery announced thursday has n.a.s.a. scientists excited. as far as we can tell it s a good close cousin to the earth and our son. astronomers using the ken telescope. just days ago the new horizon spacecraft re ....