and just to say that aaron to mckinney was -- aaron mckinney was well known to law enforcement for his involvement with meth am fete heene and drugs. >> thank you. >> so why wasn't methamphetamine pursued and put into the record. any other questions? >> steve, i'm pretty much at the end of my questions. >> okay. >> but i did want to offer this. the book does delve into some pretty sensitive territory, and i think sometimes we forget that as sensationalized as this was, after all, it's still someone's child. >> yes. >> and the paths we all take in life whether, you know, you end up dealing drugs sometimes doesn't end up very flattering. the portrait you write of matthew shepard isn't always the narrative that the national media has established. you said you wanted this book not to -- you wrote this book not to set off a new round of controversy, but to prompt discussion. how has that succeeded? >> well, i think, ray, that, again, based on the experience i've had of traveling to every region of the country in connection with this book, there's been a big appetite for really talking about

summer day, a married couple decided to look at a sample home in a ranch housing development in mckinney, texas. when they walked into the sample home, they couldn't find the sales associate. but they knew right away that something was wrong. >> and they walked into the living room, and then they saw a blood trail leading into the kitchen. >> and that's where they found the sales associate, sarah walker, in a pool of blood. >> the victim was stabbed 27 times. there was an incredible struggle. >> furniture and plants were knocked over. it looked like the victim fought for her life. >> it just didn't happen in a little two by four square area. if you can picture a bar room brawl, that's probably what was happening in that show house. >> for there to be that much blood left at a scene, that's what we consider overkill. >> sarah walker was 40 years old, recently divorced, and the mother of two children. >> when i answered the phone, it was the mckinney police department. he said sarah has been assaulted and as a result has died of her injuries. and i just started screaming. >> sarah worked f

♪ you from afar, cynthia mckinney. would like to introduce the ives editor and executo director of the washington report on middle east affairs and will give us a more complete picture on what congress has rwrought. >> thank you. you heard about the high cost of israel to our political process. you will hear touch more about what americans have paid for the u.s.-israel relationship. i will focus on the dollar and good sense. americans are concerned about nationc issues, as our emerges from the 2008 financial crisis. we are worried about forployment, rising food fuel, affordable housing, and health care costs. we are concerned about our aging infrastructure, crumbling roads, bridges, and decaying schools.

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as one of aaron mckinney's friends. after eight months of work and on the screenplay, i was in a quandary that ultimately decided to put the screen play aside and to begin to look at the case as a journalist. while my experience was and is a journalist, as a documentary filmmaker who attend longform stories in several stories to crime and law and justice. so briefly, i put the screenplay aside and i began doing some investigation of my own. i would say, you know, quite a bit of that for about a year. when i had gathered enough information, took the story to "the new york times" magazine and pitched it to them. they send what i brought to come at the commissioned me to write an article for "the sunday times" magazine. i worked on that story on and off. i was doing a couple other things, but i worked on it over a period of two years. this was from 2002 until early 2004. and in 2004, the story was killed at "the new york times" magazine. they did not criticize the reporting. that should set the reporting is really good, we

claudia mckinney. >> so we invented a person, claudia mckinney. then her story was that her dad used to be a judge and that she was taking court evidence and putting it up on youtube. >> but "exhibit b-5" doesn't catch on right away. >> how's that? >> you look like al qaeda. >> to help it gain momentum, kyle reaches out to his friend rainn wilson of "the office." >> i said would you mind tweeting about this. he's like, yeah, man. it really took off because of that. >> shut up. >> really we owe the success of "exhibit b-5" to dwight on "the office." >> within a year, the video scores more than 6 million hits. >> i had no idea it would get the response that it did. like, whoa. >> comments pour in from viewers debating its validity. >> people arguing about it's real because of this. no, it's fake because of these top ten things. and that's really been the phenomenon that's kept it going. and made it go viral was that argument. probably the most distressing stuff was the personal messages i would get as claudia mckinney that said, i could not sleep la

the help can't come near enough for ann mckinney. she said it could take six months.he has alerted police, credit card companies and the burden will be on her to prove who she is. mary snow, al jazeera. . >>> still ahead on al jazeera america, how the nba's one and done rule changed the face of college basketball. >>> crimea declared independence but relies heavily on ukraine. how that could shape the peninsula's future. >> a rash of killings by police. officers say they are trying to protect people. others say they need protection from the police. arch welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top shows are. china release add new satellite photo showing possible debris from the missing malaysian airliner. >>> nor ships diverted to follow this latest lead. some experts worry the debris is too large to belong to that missing jet. >> president obama leaves tomorrow for an emergency session with g7 leaders. >> the largest air force base in crimea after a stand-off with crain ukrainian soldiers. gunshots were heard. >>> eastern ukraine proceed russian demonstrators

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cynthia mckinney. finally i'd like to introduce linda handily, the director of the was washington report on middle east a fairs and will give us a complete picture. >> you have heard about the high cost of israel to our democratic political process. you'll be hearing much more about the costs americans have paid for the israel-u.s. relationship. i'm just going to focus on the dollars and good cents. americans are concerned about domestic issues. as our nation emerges from the 2008 financial crisis. we're worried about unemployment, rising food, fuel, affordable housing and healthcare costs, and also concerned about our aging infrastructure, crumbling roads, bridges, and decaying schools. deteriorating water systems and electrical power grids. despite our economic -- domestic economic fears, americans are generous. many of us believe we should help the poor, not just here at home, where we have nearly 50 million americans living in poverty. we also want to give food and medical assistance to help the hu

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you from afar, cynthia mckinney.ally, i'd like to reduce delinda hanley who is the news editor and executive director of the washington report on middle east affairs and will give us a more complete picture of what congress has brought. >> thank you. so you've heard about the high cost of israel toward democratic political process. you'll be hearing much more about the cost americans are paid for the israel-u.s. relationship. i'm just going to focus on the dollars and good sense. americans are concerned about domestic issues, as our nation emerges from the 2008 financial crisis. we are worried about unemployment, rising food, fuel, affordable housing and health care costs. we are also concerned about our aging infrastructure, crumbling roads, bridges, and detained schools, deteriorating water systems and electrical power grid. despite our economic domestic economic fears, americans are generous. many of us believe we should help the poor, not just here at home where we have nearly 50 million americans living in pover

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by the time of aaron mckinney's trial as part of his gay panic defense aaron mckinney wasn't saying that matthew had come onto him or russell henderson and the bar but that while after they had left the bar aaron, russell and matthew, after driving through town they were at the other end of town at walmart that matthew reached over and grabbed him and it was that the caused him to explode when matthew grabbed him. there were a variety of other versions that were told around this gay panic, okay? i have interviewed aaron mckinney and russell henderson extensively and i interviewed kristin price and chastity paisley their girlfriends extensively and all for it but it to me that the story about matthew making a sexual advance was really essentially an alibi beginning with when aaron arrived home that night what aaron told kristen and in my opinion anyway this was kind of a stupid defense, kind of a deplorable defense an excuse but it was a story that aaron and kristen decided with some kind of a defense and they also enlisted the help of russell henderson and chastity paisley and telling th

a recent survey by mckinney s.d.i. and company found that only 53% of the previously uninsured people who had selected a plan actually then went and paid the first month's premium. so only about half of the people that didn't have insurance before that signed up on the web site actually went to pay for and buy the insurance. that's question number 1. question number 2 is how many people are newly insured. that was the major goal of the obamacare health care legislation. washington democrats said time and time again that we needed a massive overhaul of the entire health care system in this country in order to cover the uninsured. well, many of the people signing up today with people who have signed up are doing so because of the insurance that they had, that they liked, that worked for them, that they could afford, that insurance under the health care law was canceled. the president's health care law forced them to switch. how many people? we don't know that either. one health and human services official admitted as muc