John Walsh: Madeleine McCann could be alive
The lead investigator in the case of Madeleine McCann, a British toddler who disappeared in 2007, says two different people came up with the same name in response to a computer-generated sketch of a man they want to question.
The man was seen by witnesses carrying a child matching Madeleine McCann's description on the night she vanished.
UK police make new push for leads in Madeleine McCann's disappearance
McCann went missing just a few days before her fourth birthday during a family vacation in Portugal.
OutFront: John Walsh. He profiled McCann's case several times on America's Most Wanted and has met with Madeleine McCann's parents.
Nevada workers accused of dumping mental patients
A sickening trend called "Greyhound therapy" has states wiping their hands of mental patients they don't want by putting them on a bus headed anywhere else.
The practice was long-thought to be an urban myth, but in a massive class-action lawsuit, the city of San Francisco says hundreds of patients have been sent packing from the state of Nevada.
Kyung Lah has the OutFront investigation.
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