tyner. >> at a press conference, tyner lays out the case of an elaborate and secret double life thatading. treating patients by day, writing fraudulent opioid prescriptions for those pagans by night. >> they would come in and be patients, and all of a sudden, you had a prominent endocrinologist that was prescribing opioids and all kinds of other painkillers. when that wasn't quite his practice. >> he's got the power of the prescription, and they've got the gang activity. >> essentially, they were flooding the market with opioids and selling them at a marked up price. >> what a bombshell. this straight-laced doctor that everyone had respected was part of a pill mill, a drug ring? not outlaw motorcycle gang? and april kauffman found out. >> found out and, according to tyner, threatened to expose his secret, seedy double life. >> he started thinking about ways to engage his exit strategy. >> to get rid of her? >> to get rid of her. >> for the past five and a half years, since april kauffman was found shot to death, there's been little movement on this case, and no arrests have been made

> glor: a new study finds that cancers linked to obesity are on the rise among millennials, the tynerationlts born in the 1980s and '90s. tsre's adriana diaz. >> reporter: in young adults ages 25-29, over the last 20 years, kidney cancer rates increased 6.2% every year. pancreatic, gallbladder, and endometrial cancers are also rising. when baby boomers were younger, their risk for some of these obesity-related cancers was half ese rate thirty-somethings face today. >> millennials are seen as health conscious, but this study would suggest that that might not be the case. s, reporter: excess body weight is a known carcinogen. >> the number of fat cells is greater. >> reporter: dr. neil iyengar researches its effects. what is it specifically about fat cells that might be tontributing the cancer? >> those fat cells over time start to become inflamed and diseased. these larger fat cells then produce inflammatory molecules that can stimulate the growth of cancer. we know one out of six female cancer related deaths are related to obesity and one out of seven male cancer-related e aths are related