black nurses, black nurses aides, several black staff and hospital and he made a comment in a not so unturned he did not want a black doctor. he didn't use that word but he did not want a black doctor. it just so happened he had the misfortune if you will hav being assigned to the one kingdom hospital that had a black doctor, which was me. it already worked out that way. you can imagine that's probably not the best way to start a doctor-patient relationship, so he had his -- perception. i have negative thoughts about him. you can imagine. this gentleman was very sick and he's old and really towards the end of his life. his family had kind of similar concerns the way they responded initially. over the course of several weeks in the hospital, hour by hour, day by day i was able to chip away at this huge racial divide that we had. and by the end he was really very receptive to me. family was very receptive to me. it was an amazing transformation. think about that, kind of chip away at these superficial barriers that we all seem to have and really kind of make a huge connection. i think that's a

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no stone unturned. i will tell you that we have recovered some evidence. we do have video from the scene. so this is an ongoing investigation, but one we absolutely want to do right. we are supported by the entire justice community in our efforts to make sure this individual is brought to the justice they so richly deserve. we are talking to people. we do have some information, but as this investigation proceeds, we will provide information as available. but we ask that you please respect the family's opportunity for grief and to give them time. i will echo also what the d.a. mentioned. some of the very dangerous national rhetoric that's out there today. our system of justice absolutely requires law enforcement be present to protect our community. so at any point when the rhetoric ramps up to the point where calculated, cold-blooded assassination of police officers happen, this rhetoric has gotten out of control. we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. well, cops' lives matter, too. so why don't we just drop the qualifier and say lives matter. an

. >> we are leaving no stone unturned. >> a scent in the woods. false sightings, all part of a desperate search through the adirondaks and along the canyon border from the ground and from the air. >> they could have gone this north in these vast woods up towards canada. pretty easy to get lost up in from. >> law enforcement on the hunt, two dangerous fugitives on the loose, and a dramatic ending nobody sees coming. tonight, a cnn special report, the great prison escape. hello i'm ranee kay in dannemora new york. i'm standing just yards away from clinton correctional facility were inmates richard matt and david sweat broke out of. it's the first escape from this facility since it opened in the late 1800s. that story was a story almost too twisted to believe, involving manipulation and sex. before the sun even began to rise over the small town of dannemora, new york, they were gone. an escape plan worthy of a screenplay carried out by two very dangerous men. >> on a skain scale of one to ten, they are a ten, dangerous wild animal. >> prisoners richa

but as i mentioned earlier we won't leave any stone unturned. and until we know with absolute certainty what the motivation is, it's all speculation. >> sheriff, are you taking any additional steps with your deputies to ensure their safety? anything like that? >> i think the logical sense is that all law enforcement will take extra precaution in being alert and aware of your surroundings. we'll tell our folks to make sure especially at night that they're aware and make sure they back each other up, make sure they run in teams. i think law enforcement will be doing that across the country. any time you have a clearly unprovoked attack, then you have to make sure you protect yourself. >> sheriff, prior to the shooting investigating a minor accident and folks involved in that incident, have they been excluded from suspicion? have you talked to them? >> i can't say that. all i know is there was a pretty good separation in time by the time he finished the accident until he was getting gas. so it doesn't look at the outset they're involved. [ inaudibl

no stone unturned. i will tell you that we have recovered some evidence.e do have video from the scene. so this is an ongoing investigation but one we absolutely want to do right. we are supported by the entire justice community and in our efforts to make sure this individual is brought to the justice they so richly reserve. we are talking to people, we do have some information but as the investigation proceeds we will provide information as available. but we ask that you please respect the family's opportunity for grief and to give them time. i will echo also what the d.a. mentioned as some of the danger national rhetoric that is out there today. our system of justice absolutely requires law enforcement be present to protect our community. so at any point if the rhetoric ramps up to the point where calculated cold-blooded assassination of police officers happen, this rhetoric has gotten out of control. we have heard black lives matter, all lives matter. and cop's lives matter too. so why bent we drop the qualifier and say all lives matter and take that to

the areas they believe the girls, those still alive, might be held captive, and no stone is left unturned in the pursuit of those who are behind the kidnapping. obviously boko haram. and everything, as i say, is being done. the spokesperson appealed to nigerians to be patient. it is over a year since that video that we played, where you see the girls, was released. almost nothing has been seen or heard since. he appealed for patience. he did remind us that it was only three months ago that muhammadu buhari took power, so only a few weeks. he's still trying to saern what has gone before, and looking at how to move the whole issue of their rescue, and return to their families forward. he pointed out the fact that it is an incredibly remote area, where they believe the girls are, which is the forest area in north-eastern nigeria, but i do believe that the girls are alive. there is a great amount of sadness, and disillusionment for many people here, who have had many promises, many fine words from the government. not just of muhammadu buhari, but the previous leadership under goodluck jonatha

and they're going to leave no stone unturned to figure out what might be on that server. why is she defending this so vigorously? maybe that server has something to do with it. >> there are a number of different legal problems she can be facing based on federal statute. some involve gross negligence. some of them her committing an act. do you think could any court go after her for tougher, felony type offenses if there is no proof she knowingly did anything wrong with this information? >> people have gone to jail for doing less than hillary has done here. there is a number of federal statutes implicated. remember the dame john deutsch? he was the head of the cia during her husband's presidency. he was convicted of keeping classified information on computers where they weren't allowed to be kept. he was convicted of that. her husband pardoned him. but it's an example. and your viewers can look up a statute. they can read it for themselves. so this is a criminal law. it's hard to understand how she could not have violated this law. >> and they're responsive in trying to get

i didn't want to leave any stone unturned and just want to make sure the i wouldn't regret coming backu can't regret coming back. >> ultimately the fifth year senior decided to stay due to unfinished business. stanford 8 and 5 record mirror hogan inconsistency in 2014. coincided with the loss of father to cancer. >> for hogan returning to the familiar family on the farm was more important than entering the nfl draft. if very specia special. about. >> classroom and very tight knit locker room. >> ize hoping the contrary comes full circle after taking over luck in 2012 and led cardinal to first rose bowl win since 1972. if out hear first time and 5 years. >> i love every second of it. >> nfl. in colorado. day 2 of of the nineers joint practice with the broncos. team the my saturday night. john elway. general manager these days said after today practice he's always liked collin. special player kind of interesting considering the denver defense seem to get the better of cap in the niner offense today. the. >> not a good practice. but we'll watch it for the training camp practice are for. g

and they're going to leave no stone unturned to figure out what might be on that server.hy is she defending this so vigorously? maybe that server has something to do with it. >> there are a number of different legal problems she can be facing based on federal statute. some involve gross negligence. some of them her committing an act. do you think could any court go after her for tougher, felony type offenses if there is no proof she knowingly did anything wrong with this information? >> people have gone to jail for doing less than hillary has done here. there is a number of federal statutes implicated. remember the dame john deutsch? he was the head of the cia during her husband's presidency. he was convicted of keeping classified information on computers where they weren't allowed to be kept. he was convicted of that. her husband pardoned him. but it's an example. and your viewers can look up a statute. they can read it for themselves. so this is a criminal law. it's hard to understand how she could not have violated this law. >> and they're responsive in trying to get a

work in the off season to make sure when i came back out here again, that i didn't leave any stone unturned. tried to make sure i was in the best condition i could be. i knew the whole defense and just to be able to to be prepared, just to know everything going on and we prepare for everything. >> the phillies going for the sweep of the padres after winning the first two games in the san diego with the help of home run, too bad this team was not the one that started the season. let's go to san diego and take a look. to phillies up one to nothing, six and inning, herrera, rubin amara gets crushed. the rule five draft. two to nothing. bottom of the sixth, to her rely williams somebody he gives up one run, just enough. he said two to one in the sixth, eighth inning, phillies trying hard to trade chase utley but he gets a double t five to one in the 9th, phillies lead it, let's start with the first place mets to tampa p cologne the score tied. home run, the mets lose the tampa four to three. let's see what happens to in the nationals they're in second place to washington. they're playing colora

and they're going to leave no stone unturned to figure out what might be on that server.hy is she defending this so vigorously? maybe that server has something to do with it. >> there are a number of different legal problems she can be facing based on federal statute. some involve gross negligence. some of them her committing an act. do you think could any court go after her for tougher, felony type offenses if there is no proof she knowingly did anything wrong with this informatio peop doing less than hillary has done here. there is a number of federal statutes implicated. remember the dame john deutsch? he was the head of the cia during her husband's presidency. he was convicted of keeping classified information on computers where they weren't allowed to be kept. he was convicted of that. her husband pardoned him. but it's an example. and your viewers can look up a statute. they can read it for themselves. so this is a criminal law. it's hard to understand how she could not have violated this law. >> and they're responsive in trying to get ahead of the stuff saying noth

the candidates leaving no stone unturned.s. >> and carly fiorina getting strong reviews for her performance at the happy hour debate. who gained ground? who lost ground in the early battles? let's begin our debate coverage with cnn reporter sara murray live in cleveland. sara good morning. hoping for. even though donald trump was center stage, many got their zingers in. let's look at the highlights. right out of the gate donald trump's presence made this a very different republican debate. a question about a pledge not to run as an independent. >> raise your hand right now, if you won't make that pledge tonight. mr. trump? >> i cannot say, i have to respect the person. if it's not me the person that wins if i win and i'm leading by quite a bit, that's what i want to do. i can totally make that pledge. if i'm the nominee, i pledge i - will not run as an independent. >> reporter: as

. >> we always want to make sure we have left no stone unturned because people who were at the scene,t talked to yet, can have additional details to help solidify our case. >> i want to go back to motive. are you still, investigators and prosecutors, still going through this with the assumption [ inaudible ] the fact the deputy is simply a deputy? >> at this moment, as of this morning, our assumption is he was a target because he wore a uniform. at this moment, we found no other motive or indication that it was anything other than that. >> have the two ever interacted before? >> not that we are aware of. [ inaudible question ] >> i really couldn't tell you. the investigators continue to talk with him. >> was he turned in by his mother? did you find out about him from his mother? >> no. no. through routine research methods, we located the vehicle and the residents close in proximity to the location where the incident occurred. >> is his mother giving you an alibi? mr. miles, is his mother saying that he could not have done this because he was with her last night? >> i have seen stateme

a licensed private investigator and mitigations specialist herself, rosalie is leaving no stone unturned. >> i just want people to listen. that there are innocent people who are wrongfully convicted. it happens. >> reporter: and she shows us an explosive report, slamming a top fbi agent that could lead her husband to a new trial. when we come back, a closer look at crime scene photos. >> this picture changed the course of my life in a split second. >> reporter: what she's hoping will get him out and what the families of his three young victims are hoping will keep him in for death by lethal injection. >> 30 years is long enough for this insect, this subhuman to be alive. >> reporter: stay with us. for this. ly ond hot dog? or how you may think you're covered for this... but not for this... whoa! no, no, oh , oh! ...or this... ...or this. ...or that... talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. my heaven! ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum. bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ where here to save stella's undies with this new incredible pad from u by kotex®. the new xpress dri cov

um, you know, i know southwest detectives is going to leave no stone unturn. >> reporter: also upsettingm community a 19-year-old man with critical injuries after cops say he took a bullet to the face outside of a water ice stand. >> we also have some aggressive leads on that. >> reporter: recent violence is inspiring neighbors to get more involved in groups like the town watch association. >> if you go home and you close your doors, you know you think that's going to keep you save, you know what, you are the problem. you are what's making the problem worse. you have to come out. you have to walk around. just walk around with a town watch shirt. >> reporter: aside from town watch, sergeants here at the 19th met personally with residents concerned about specific crime cases in their neighborhood. lucy? >> all right. thank you dave. >>> a teen is still in intensive care at an atlantic city hospital after a body surfing accident early this morning cape may. they couldn't philadelphia international airport the 17-year-old boy from ball more severed his spinal cord on august 5th. now that tee

. >> we want to make sure we left no stone unturned because people who were at the scene that we hadet can have additional details to help solidify our case. >> i want to go back on motive. are you still investigating -- the prosecutor still going through this with the assumption that -- (inaudible). >> at this moment, as of this morning, our assumption is that he was a target because he wore a uniform. at this moment we found no other motive or indication that it was anything other than that. >> had they ever interacted before? >> not that we're aware of. >> what did he say to you, if anything? >> i really couldn't tell you. the investigators continue to talk with him. >> was he turned in by his mother? did you find out about him from his mother? >> no. no. through routine research, methods, we located the vehicle and the residence close to the proximity to the location where the incident occurred. >> is his mother giving you an alibi? is his mother saying that he could not have done this because he was with her last night? >> i have seen statements such as that made in the news, bu

. >> one of the things that investigators do they never leave any stone unturned. they look at just about any possibility. >> reporter: cnn, los angeles. >> it is one of the theories being floated. let's talk about it with two pilots. thank you both gentlemen, for being here. les, you flied a 777. you talked a lot about this e & e compartment. do you think it could have been compromised on mh-370? >> anything can be on the table. but in order to get into that compartment from the cabin, you've got to disrupt cabin service, you've got to lift up a rug, it goes on and on. so somebody's going to notice this. and if you get in from outside the airplane the access is different. somebody may have noticed. i know malaysia may have some lax security procedures but there are procedures in the united states that you can know this that if somebody tried to gain access you would have to get a lot of people in there to gain access to an airplane and take it over in a hijacking situation. if you wanted to disable the systems on this airplane they have to -- you'd have to have a

left no stones unturned. they had interviews, they had vehicles in play. they talked to a lot of people. apparently all of our assets were deployed from the u.s. marshal service, so it did come to an end. and again, i'm happy it ended that way as opposed to another vicious shooting, which was committed early this morning. >> lenny depaul, stay with us. this was obviously a large-scale manhunt throughout the state of virginia. pete williams, our justice correspondent, i understand you have some breaking news about how this suspect was apprehended? >> reporter: the virginia state police have given us a little more detail now on how this all ended here. they say that it was about 11:30 this morning eastern time when virginia state police saw the suspect vehicle heading east on interstate 66. they turned on their emergency lights. they tried to pull the suspect car over. they say the driver refused to stop and sped away. and then a few minutes later, that car ran off the road and crashed. they say the virginia state police approached the car and found the driv

have to invest money, get them the best trainers in the country and you know, don't leave stones unturned. if they media training they get them that and whatever the case is, you have to make sure you are keeping the draft stock on the rise. duke: it is interesting because you go to a school, you will meet other agents involveded and college coaches giving advice, friends and family and what is that like navigating through that. it is extremely tough. you can work hard as an agent but you don't know what your adversaries are doing. duke: they could be handing out money, you never know. >> the one thing you can do is believe in the way that you do business. you know, just go after high character kids and for me, that's what i focus on. i focus on targeting the right type of client, you know, because i know how hard i'm going to work for them and i want them working just as hard. >> how many right now? >> we represent 16 guys. paramount sports and entertainment. duke: you are a 320 sports founder? >> yes, we went through a merger and joined forces with a larger agency. >> how many times do

reading from the statements that have been made and the investigation they are leaving no stone unturnedossibility. the fact they are approaching this in a -- way and drawing on the forensic and other skills they have is a positive sign and everyone in the international community will be reading a lot into that. >> as we wait for answer no one is inflaming tensions at the moment. we hope this all does get cleared up. thanks to kim mcquay, the country representative for the asia foundation. thanks for your time today. >>> china is investigating the director of the work safety agency following last week's deadly chemical explosion in tianjin. >> authorities are working to clean up the toxins left behind. will ripley reports on the challenges they face. >> reporter: right now several thousand people are on the ground working to clean up the chemical disaster unfolding here. you can see the crews behind me. they had to throw out the hazmat suits they were wearing and they changed into these new yellow suits because they were contaminated with sodium cyanide. they have detected and collected

in the face of intense lobbying the white house hasn't wanted to leave any stone unturned on this.en doing the briefings. still, we have heard several prominent democrats saying no to the deal. then you have influences like benjamin netanyahu. listen to the web cast he did directed at jewish groups here. >> the deal does make it harder for iran to produce one or two nuclear weapons in the short term but it does so at a terrible price. the deal makes it far yeezier for iran to build the weapons in a little over a decade. >> today, we hear from president obama at american university giving this speech. we expect him to say things in the meeting with jewish leaders here. he's going to frame it with the most consequential foreign policy debate on whether or not to go to war with iraq. he's going to compare those with the iran deal and those who voted for war. back to you. >> thank you, i'll take it from here. they are examining a part of a wing to see if it's from mh 370. officials say the debris is from a boeing 777, the same make as the missing malaysian airliner. it vanished without