How alleged killer call girl met Google executive
The high-priced prostitute accused of watching a Google executive die after injecting him with lethal dose of heroin is due back in court Wednesday to face felony manslaughter charges.
According to police, Alix Tichelman met Forrest Hayes through SeekingArrangement.com - a website that helps "sugar babies" hook up with rich, older men.
CNN's Kyung Lah is OutFront with an investigation on the site's growing popularity.
Is a United States ally a haven for terror fundraising?
The terror group ISIS, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, is committing atrocities in Iraq. Comprising mostly Sunni Muslims, ISIS claims to have killed at least 1,700 Shiites since launching their offensive in Iraq.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki blames Saudi Arabia and Qatar for providing ISIS militants with money and weapons.
Joint Chiefs chairman: Iraq has asked for U.S. air power to counter militants
ISIS is one of many groups loyal to the cause of Islamic extremism that are growing in influence. They are growing because someone is paying the bills.
CNN’s Erin Burnett investigates whether Qatar, a key American ally, is a haven for terror funding. Burnett reports from Doha, where she talks to a man using social media to raise money for weapons for Islamic Extremists.
Report: Albuquerque police have 'pattern' of excessive, deadly force
An American police department is under fire for responding to threats with bullets.
Dozens have been killed by cops in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Now, the Justice Department is getting involved.
Just one video, which some might find disturbing, shows why.
CNN's Drew Griffin has the OutFront investigation.
For MORE, visit Albuquerque police have 'pattern' of excessive, deadly force, report says
No sex, No gays: Catholic teachers challenge morality clause
(CNN) - If you want to teach at a Catholic school in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, regardless of your religion, you must be willing to sign a detailed morality clause that critics say focuses on "pelvic issues."
The revised contracts forbid teachers from - among other things - living together or having sex outside of marriage, using in-vitro fertilization, a gay "lifestyle," or publicly supporting any of those things.
The system's 2,200 current teachers must sign the agreement to stay on the job.
"It is an embarrassment and a scandal, and will drive even more Catholics away from an institution so out of touch with its times," said Robert Hague, a high school English teacher for 50 years.
He's leaving his job rather than sign because he's opposed to "the language, the intent, and the tone of this contract," he says.
The revised morality clause goes beyond more general standard language requiring teachers - Catholic or not - to adhere to Catholic doctrine.
View my Flipboard Magazine.Inside the brain of a young killer: Can a murderer be rehabilitated?
What motivates someone like Santa Barbara college student Elliot Rodger to kill?
Rodger is just one of many troubled young people who commit heinous crimes.
But can kids who kill actually be rehabilitated?
Jean Casarez has this OutFront investigation on the minds of killer teens.
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