LEMON: So, the hottest stories in a flash, rapid fire, so roll it. All right, first up, disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong keen to get back to competitive sports, trading his bike for a swimsuit. He entered a masters swimming contest in his hometown of Austin, Texas, just this weekend. But folks there weren't too happy about hitting the pool with a man accused of running one of the most sophisticated doping programs in sports. So swimming's governing body stepped in and this time, Armstrong refused to fight, withdrawing voluntarily. The man known as the Craigslist killer was sentenced to death by an Ohio judge today. In 2011, Richard James Beasley killed three men who responded to an ad he placed for work at an Ohio farm. The judge followed the recommendations of a jury who convicted Beasley last month on 26 counts of aggravated murder, kidnapping, and aggravated robbery. The State Department is offering a $5 million reward for the ring leaders of a group accused of committing crimes against humanity. This man, he is Joseph Kony, one of the leaders of the Lord's Resistance Army. He and two others are wanted for taking children as soldiers and sex slaves in parts of Uganda and other areas of Central Africa. Kony was a subject of a video widely circulated through social media last year.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Our goal is to change the conversation of our culture and get people to ask.</s>LEMON: The reward money is available under a new law signed by President Obama in January. Kia and Hyundai are recalling more than 1.6 million cars. Here's the problem. Defective brake lamps are sending wrong signals to the cars' electronic brain. Hyundai and Kia will send notifications to owners in June. That's when they should have enough new brake light switches available to fix the problem. It's one of the largest recalls ever for Hyundai and Kia. They are owned by the same South Korean parent company. Coming up on CNN, cancer clinics are turning away some patients saying forced spending cuts are to blame.
Armstrong Pulls Out of the Pool; $5 Million Reward for Three Men