sara hoy on campus, and a university shamed. >> walk on water. they can do no wrong. they get away with murder almost >>> can a scandal force a university to follow a blueprint for change. also - spreading sickness, how the law in indiana helped to create an h.i.v. epidemic. >> no one wants to go to gaol. they'll share, the h.i.v. is going to continue to be in scott bases. >> thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen. infectious disease experts imagined the major h.i.v. outbreak would trike a big city. instead the hot zone is rural indiana, where an unprecedented outbreak is under way. the ingredients don't have to be large population centers, and risky sexual beforehands. what is behind this outbreak is, in part, the actions of state lawmakers. as jonathan betz found in austin, indiana. >> i have the track mark here. most of this is oxikotin track marks. same over here. the part with my neck, that's new, that's opana. >> reporter: kevin admits he's an addict hooked on opana. . >> ain't nothing like it. >> reporter: he's the face of a new epidemic, one thought was on th

. >> michelle font tells sara hoy, it takes more than a good look. the rags to riches story - talk to our yours this mon. find out how you can -- yours this monday. find out how you can be in touch aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> in our fast-forward segment - doped to death. the veterans administration has been under fire for mismanagement and mistreatment over vets at facilities across the country. "america tonight" christopher putzel vetted the cas of a young marine at a v.a. hospital whose death exposed other system. >> we went in his room. he was sleeping with his hand on his side. on his head. and i said "jason, what's the matter with you?" i said "jason, i can't understand you." i went to the nurse's saying and said what is wrong with him, he can't talk. she said "we gave him medication for the migraine, he'll be all right in a couple of hours." >> reporter: a few hours later jason stopped bleeding. the parties were told his death was a result of aneurysm. the reality was different. >> every drug was prescribed by the v.a. >> a former v.a. ho

sara hoy leads off the series - when the truth is not enough. >> it's a violent crime. >> reporter: thatconfessed to? >> yes, there was no question of what happened. >> for all the reasons why you don't want to come forward, they are magnified when the guy you are coming forward against is the most famous guy on campus. >>> why athletes get a pass from their colleges >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen, we begin at the intention of sport and sexual assault. as we have seen in the reporting sex crimes on campus, more young women turned to a federal law we know as title nine, to level the playing field in sport and special safety. that attempt can be limited when academic demrns fail to act. in the first of our series, sex crimes in sport. sara hoy investigate why when it comes to cases on campus, star athletes can get a pass. >> in america. sports are an unofficial relagon, whether in college or the pros, athletes are revered and performances bring in millions in profits. there's a dark side to the admiration. a dark side this student at the university of alabama in huntsville learnt

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we understand that "america tonight" sara hoy is with you. i know she talked to some activists. can you tell whether the folks you see around you are local or folks that come from other areas, the parents that we saw last night step forward and trying to bring their kids out of it. do you see that or do they loaning like they are coming from somewhere else. >> sara is talking to a comb of people out in the crowd. >> people wanted to come here and paint the corner black, take back what had happened yesterday, infuse it with positive energy. things shifted after the 10:00 p.m. as you see the helicopters, we the media are being arrived the leave. the folks asked to leave. it's changing the the . >> the woman in the orioles cap. what was motivating her to stand here at this intersection. >> this is her city, they are broken she lives within blocks of this place, and said this is not our city. yes we have troubles. we are broken too. we want to take back the city. they were here celebrating earlier today in terms of good energy. people are helping to clean up. they were doing things

sara hoy on campus, and a university shamed. >> walk on water. they can do no wrong. they get away

one woman who knows the risks first hand shared her story with "america tonight"s sara hoy. >> reporter: it is the last place a successful boston anesthesiologist or mother of six expected to be in a hospital ward as a cancer patient, accompanied by her husband, a boston heart surgeon. they received the news amy had a rare and deadly form of cancer. stage 4. >> it was a complete shock. when they called me a week later and said "are you home alone or someone with you" i knew that that was not a good thing. i didn't even - it was not on the radar screen. walking in you felt confident. >> i didn't have cancer walking in. how could it be possible. i had screened had tests and talked to the right people. amy had cancer an aggressive hard to detect sar coma with a survival rate of 3-5 years. it was discovered after she had a hister ebbing tommy to remove fibroids masses in the ute rouse. the couple has been raging war against the disease and a gynaecologiy procedure formed on couples, they believed it upstaged their cancer. >> when i found it was a routine care i knew we were dealing with a p

. >> i believe sara hoy is close to that. are you with us, what are you seeing? >> i'm standing literally in front of the cvs that burnt down yesterday, by the 10th north subway station. the police line walked towards the folks there. the majority of the people are partially media and other protesters it's unclear to tell. they did make a pronounced stepped forward. it is holding song on the same intersection with lights into the crowd. it's hard to tell how many people are protestors, and how many are media. what is your sense? where i stand it's the majority media, this is where the media live trucks were where we had the staging areas to go live. we have shut them down. i'm between the cvs store and facing a police line. i'm in between the two. >> what are police telling you about whether you should be out there or not tonight? >> earlier in the broadcast we heard the constant warning for not only the resident of baltimore to go home for the 10:00 pm curfew but they arrived the media to leave. we are on the corner. lots of people trickling home. residents, how

sara hoy on campus, and a university shamed. >> walk on water. they can do no wrong. they get away with murder almost

one of them shared her story with sara hoy >>> it is the last place in a week. a successful boston anesthesiologist and mother of six expected to be. in a hospital ward as a cancer patient. accompanied by her husband, a boston heart surgeon. they received the devastating news that amy had a rare and deadly form of cancer. >> it was not on the radar screen. >> reporter: her cancer was discovered after she under went a hysterectomy to remove fibroids or masses growing in the ute res. the couple have been waging wars against a gynecological procedure that they believed upstaged her cancer. the couple discovered that during the surgery and a minimally invasion hysterectomy her surgeon used a device to mince fibroids into small pieces allowing him to remove tissue through incisions in the abdomen. >> if you disrupt the cancer you upstage from stage 1 to 4. >> reporter: uteral cancer strikes less than 1,000 women for those with f.b.i. roids it goes up to 1 in 350,000. for those women morcellation is a risk of the the hospital declined our interview request, but confir

sara participó ya en juegos. hubo una discusión y después se originó un hecho de violencia la condición de ambos es estable. la continuación del juicio a aaron hernández hoyilas del américa de remontar por lo _3 goles para enviar el juego al tiempo extra y cuatro para avanzar a las interfaces. osvaldo: todo lo que usted necesita para tener una casa así de bonita y limpia puede tornarse una pesadilla sobre todo si tienes niños muy pequeños. >> cuando teníamos productos abajo del zinc una de las cosas que nos ayudó exponerle protección a todos los gabinetes. >> parece dulce, pero es para lavar trastes. osvaldo: la doctora sabe que es muy fácil cometer un descuido que podría resultar faltar para sus hijos. ni sean menores de edad llegan a la sala de emergencias intoxicados con químicos o medicinas. en este cofre luis guarda las medicinas con candado y con las llaves bien guardadas. los productos químicos de limpieza los mantiene en un mueble en altura o dentro del cuarto de lavado que también siempre está bajo llave. >> tienen candado para prevenir. osvaldo: cuidado cuando sus hijos visitan a familiares también. >> en la bolsa de la abuelita, los abuelitos q