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police say he shot iona dominguez last july. police say he was driving this car a ford escape.nguez was sitting in a wendy's drive-thru at fruitvale avenue in international boulevard about 9 p.m. that's when police say the suspect riddled her car with bullets. she later died at a local hospital. there's a $5,000 reward for information leading to that person's arrest. >>> california inmates are dying of drug overdoses that nearly triple the national rate. allen martin joins us now with a closer look at the alarming statistic and what's being done about this. >> it's a high number. on average, california prisoners, 10 of them die each year due to drugs. compared to three on a national level. now the department is stepping up its game to combat the drug problem because somehow the drugs are getting in to the prisons. more than $8 million has been spent this year on drug sniffing dogs and drug detecting scanners. visitors inmates employees are all subject to the searches. officials say the crackdown has indeed discourages smuggling. more than 6,000 scans have been done this year wi

there is in some very brave journalist like iona craig and probably the worst hit place in yemen, realcatastrophe, reports of people dying of starvation and there is really any media coverage. we were allowed on this one yemen air flight, there has to be more pressure to allow journalists in. justin give you an idea of how much control to have over the airspace, yemenis flying into yemen from the outside, the planes, before the was a direct flight from cairo to sanaa and now it stops in saudi arabia. all of the bags are taken off and checked and saudi arabia security officials come onto the plane and checked the passports. when i was there, when yemeni with me was humiliated that this was happening -- one yemeni with me was really humiliated this was happening. more importantly, probably humanitarian aid and the fuel and the siege must really be lifted is what many yemenis are calling for. amy: the response of the people you interview, the hospital personnel and directors, the survivors of loved ones who are dying in drone strikes -- the response to having international reporter there?