ripping through a small motown. it all started when a woman was accused of jumping the line at walmart. an african-american high schoolteacher claims she was brutalized by police and mistreated by employees because of the color of her skin. but cops say she was belligerent and assaulted an officer. now she's facing 15 years in prison. the case has sparked a face-off between the naacp and the kkk. with all the murders and horrific crimes we talk about every day, is this really the kind of case we need to be prosecuting? >>> plus, toxic secrets of a soccer mom, diane schuler was boozed up and high on pot when she drove the wrong way on a new york highway. eight people were killed. now an explosive new article in new york magazine goes inside her marriage. her husband continues to defend her against accusations that she was reckless, and a regular drug user. is he putting his wife up on a shrine? did he miss the warning signs of addiction? or is this all a giant and deadly case of denial? "issues" starts now. >>> tonig

. >> the pacers were one minute away from a convincing road win in motown. >> the pacers have played a very intelligent game tonight. >> ben wallace was fouled. and right at our desk. >> this is serious. wallace. waiting for this thing their to wind down. >> just as things seemed to be cooling artest was hit by a flying object. >> artest is trying to get back to the bench. artest is in the stands. oh, fans are getting involved. wallace going into the stands. fans and players are going to try and help each other out. >> now another fight's breaking out in front of the pistons bench. on the court. this is very, very dangerous. >> that's one of the worst things i've ever seen in the nba. >> worst moment in nba history. >> he was the baddest man on the planet. mike tyson beat everyone he faced, often in spectacular fashion. but then one night in tokyo, everyone changed. >> the upper-cut. >> what an upper-cut by douglas. and down goes tyson. >> two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> it's over. >> it's over. >> mike tyson has been knocked out! >> unbelievable. >> james buster

a former motown music executive was moved by our first story on the unclaimed dead in detroit. and decided to do something about it. her own family struggled to find the money to bury her father. >> a lot of things hit home for me. i immediately wanted to take action. >> reporter: and she did. she start ad nonprofit called may we rest in peace. she's raised thousands of dollars to bury these people. i thought, oh my god. we have to help restore some dignity to these families. >> for six families there is now dignity in death. their fathers, sisters, mothers and brothers laid to rest because of the kindness of strangers, making a difference in a town that could not on its own. the county had run out of funds to bury the unclaimed. >> my father buried, not cremated. so this is really something that's going to help me sleep at night, knowing that he received what he had actually asked for. >> wow. that makes me a little emotional right now. it's a good feeling. >> it's going to be something that we can always look back and think that somebody was there to help us when we needed it