but in chandler arizona things are different. in chandler arizona usa the future of driving has become reality. a selected number of the town's residents can use driving taxis to get around town or city drive only into the seats and it's hoffman remembers his first taxi ride get in sit down and watch the steering wheel turn on its own and and you know a big grin on my face the entire time look at the safety dry realize there are not driving the car the cars driving and that's just the coolest thing in the world and a big goofy grin my first all right way moe has now signed up a few hundred customers for the experiment the taxis but i am just as with liberal . and the fans are all similar. but not everyone is happy with the idea of so thriving cars on the streets many people are and they are totally against self driving vehicles because what's going to end up happening is you're going to have a lot of individuals who are going to know how to physically drive the vehicle right now knowing how to operate the cars the drop off with d

i was in a very small office in chandler, arizona, and i would call alaska and say i was from alaska.mes i was from hawaii. i was from wherever the patient was from, and wherever the doctor was located. >> reporter: her role, she says, getting insurance companies to sign off on payments for subsys prescriptions. one part of a years-long scheme that cheated millions of dollars, including from medicare. the lies based on a script patty says that insys executives instructed her to follow, what they called the spiel. >> a lot of it was word games. when the insurance company would ask the question, does the patient have cancer with break through cancer pain, and when we would respond, we would say yes, we're treating the break through pain. so eliminating the word cancer. >> reporter: what's the most haunting part of it for you? >> that people have died and that, knowingly or unknowingly, it doesn't matter. i was a part of it. >> just quirky. she was really sweet. >> reporter: there is a quiet stillness in devora's home. here, her daughter sarah was planning her wedding. >> she was over th

>> diane downs was a 27-year-old mother who had just moved up to oregon from chandler, arizona. >> she was mother of three children, ages 8, 7, 3, christie, cheryl and danny, a postal worker. >> reporter: on the night of may 19th, diane downs went out for a drove taking her three children with her. >> she took a detour to do sightseeing. >> diane said a guy flagged her car down. it was dark. she had her three sleeping young kids in the car. >> reporter: she says she pulls over to help the man. >> supposedly, the man wanted her car, demanded her keys. >> she said you've got to be kidding, at which time he pushed her aside and began shooting the three kids. are your diane says the man shoots her in the left arm, but she's able to distract him and makes her escape and quickly drives herself and children to the hospital. >> >> i can only imagine the shock of everyone at the hospital when up rolls diane downs with three bloody children. >> cheryl was dead. and danny and christie had both been shot and were badly wounded. >> when i got to the hospital, i was directed to interview the mother.

. >> diane downs was a 27-year-old mother who had just moved up to oregon from chandler, arizona. >>arriage to her high school sweetheart steve downs soured before he left arizona. that was reportedly from her infidelity. >> she was newly divorced. the mother of three children, ages 8, 7 and 3, christie, cheryl, and danny. she was a postal worker. >> springfield was not nearly as sophisticated as eugene. they're really twin cities, but it's more blue-collar. >> i really like how ann rule introduces eugene, oregon and springfield, oregon in her book "small sacrifices." she says, "eugene, oregon is the successful sister of the paired cities. cool, slender, professional. her restaurants serve artichokes and ricotta pie. while springfield, oregon, half e risml omogng. >> i think springfield -- it sounds clichÉ, but a lot of people knew each other, and you felt pretty safe there. >> it really wasn't a scary place. i mean, they always say that. when there's a murder or something, the neighbors always say, something like that doesn't happen here, but of course it does. >> it was may 19th, 1