calf is placing -- california is placing its hopes on a parasitic wasp from pakistan.s can transmit the citrus greening disease when it feeds on the leaves of orange trees. >> think of an adult agent citrus as a flying syringe, it has wings, a mouth pump like needle, is full of bacteria and puts it into a tree. >> mark is an epto meteorologist, and -- entomologist, and his search took him to pakistan. >> as a biologically trained scientist i go back to the area where the incident evolved. we suspect it's the indian subcontinent. we chose app area within pak star, pan jab. the climate has a 70% climate match to california, great for us. we want the enemies to be preadapted to the hot dry summers and cold damp winters. >> in pakistan he found a parasitic wasp species. >> what we see under the scope with the camera and the video screen is biology in action. >> she is laying app egg now. >> that's what she's doing. >> the egg is laid. what's to that lar va. >> the egg will hatch. the wasp lava will scrape away at the belly of the citrus. >> the parasitic wasp weakens and k

biologists are trying to control the disease with another bug, a parasite that eats the bug that spreads the disease from the inside out. . >> reporter: you wouldn't know it at first clarnings but an en -- glance, but an epic battle of the bugs is taking place on orange trees in southern california. it's not only a matter of life or death for the insects. what is ultimately at stake is the survival of the citrus industry itself. california is responsible for 80% of the nation's fresh orange market.

no one can feel as being safe from that parasite until that parasite, those microbial beings exist in a certain area, we most only concentrate on the eradication. we can only have peace of mind at a time when terrorism no longer exists and the terrorists no longer see a conducive environment or atmosphere for their activities. until such time there exists a conducive environment for the growth and their expansion this is an incredibly threatening phenomenon not just for one, but for a multitude of regions. >> why do somebody terrorists seem to invoke the name of islam in their recruitment? >> evil uses the wrong of the righteous in order to reach their objectives. no one will ever say i am an oppressor, i am evil. be on my side. if they wish to be able to attract recruits, they will come up with slogans that are desirable in our region. the faith is attractive for the youth of our region. our youth is in love with the islamic culture and the islamic teaching. some have managed to take advantage of this law and use a mask to use a face to mask the realities of their beings, and unfortu

as you said, i describe them as a parasite of war. it's a small group numbering in tens of thousands in a sunni community of 20 million in that region. and they need violence. they need chaos. they need war to survive and prosper. by jumping into the war, they need the united states to be a villain. by jumping into this war, we become that villain for them. by jumping into the middle of a civil war and taking one side of the conflict by coming in on side of shia and kurds and becoming their air force so to speak, we're further pushing the sunnis into a corner. we're further forcing them to align with isis just as the sunnis align with al qaeda in iraq ten years ago in iraq. it's disturbing to me that we're not learning from our own past mistakes. >> i hear you loud and clear. the other side would say to the point of them being small, 17,000 or so strong and growing and you look at territorial gain in the last six months, it's huge. the administration is surprised about i how quick and swift they are and a parasite of war, back when we

no one can feel as being safe from that parasite, until that parasite, those microbial beings exist in certain area, we must only concentration on the eradication on those. we can only have peace of mind at a time when terrorism no longer exists and the terrorists no longer can see an environment or atmosphere for their activities. but until such time as there exists a conducive environment for the growth and their expansion, this is an incredibly threatening and dangerous phenomenon, not just for one but multitude of countries and regions. >> rose: why do terrorists invoke the name of islam in their recruitment? >> evil. or the wrong always uses the name of the righteous and enable of the righteous in ordems reah their objectives. no one will say, i'm an oppressor, i am evil be on my side, be with me. if they wish to be able to attract recruits, they will come up with slogans that are desirable. in our region, the faith is quite attractive for the youth of our region. our youth is in love with the islamic culture and the islamic teaching. and some have managed to take advantage of thi

parasites?whole family in nan province, all seven of them died. >> that's really -- you probably should have told me that during the appetizer course, okay? honestly, best meal i've ever had in thailand. ever. >> i'm super happy to hear that. >> i'd eat that out of chris christie's jockstrap on a hot summer day. this is cnn. >> oh, god. ♪ fill their bowl with the meaty tastes they're looking for, with friskies grillers. tender meaty pieces and crunchy bites. in delicious chicken, beef, turkey, and garden veggie flavors. friskies grillers. what happened? life happened. stress. fun. bad habits. kids. kids. kids. now what? not milk. not sheep. not that. let's think smarter. let's get some science in here. let's build a bed. another bed? no, a smarter bed an entirely new sleep number bed that tracks your movement, your heartbeat, your breathing - sensors working directly with the dual air chambers - yeah you need the air chambers. introducing the sleep number bed now with sleepiq technology. it trac

of the red state that is yes well but in a way if you're really anti state you would be for these parasites because they suck the state dry important to collapse so already in this islamic state is the genesis the birth the seeds of this destruction because they have to take care of these people who have no idea well and that. also i think does show you a lot about what the world the facts of the world the oil rich areas are rich that america the empire the empires always want to control the rich areas the oil that in this case they used to be gold there in the spanish empire well islamic states are a classic example of libertarianism so i'm sure that all the libertarians in america like. we are from the folks over there various universities would be completely in support of the islamic state because are you saying libertarianism to its fullest extent. a person libertarianism means don't take care of the said don't know the elderly don't don't give women any kind of rights exactly we see in america exactly we see in the red states exactly we see in america birth of libertarianism is just su

the red state that is yes well but in a way if you're really anti stanley you have before these parasites because they suck the state dry important to collapse so already in this islamic state is the genesis the birth the seeds of this destruction because they have to take care of these people who have no idea well and that. also i think it does show you a lot about what the world the facts of the world the oil rich areas of rich america the empire the empires always want to control the rich areas the oil that in this case they used to be gold there in the spanish empire pretty well islamic state are a classic example of libertarianism so i'm sure that all the libertarians in america like. we are from the folks over there various universities would be completely in support of the islamic state because the saying libertarianism do it full of sixteen so a person libertarianism means don't take care of the said don't take care of the elderly don't don't give women any kind of rights exactly we see in america exactly we see the red states exactly we see in america birth of libertarianism is j

the liberals you know you hear the soften from bill o'reilly or sean hannity talking about the parasitical liberals over there an islamic state this would be we want to be hostage so your prostate you know they're not they're not totally driven by the ideology of the red state that is yes well but in a way if you're really anti state you would be for these parasites because they suck the state dry important to collapse so already in this islamic state is the genesis the birth the seeds of this destruction because they have to take care of these people who have no idea well and that. also i think does show you a lot about what the world the facts of the world the oil rich areas are it that america the empire the empires always want to control the rich areas the oil that in this case they used to be gold during the spanish empire pretty well islamic state are a classic example of libertarianism so i'm sure that all the libertarians in america like. we are from the folks over there various universities would be completely in support of islamic state because or the same libertarianism to its f

the liberals you know you hear the soften from bill o'reilly or sean hannity talking about the parasitical liberals over there an islamic state this would be we want to be a prostate really a prostate you know they're not they're not totally driven by the ideology of the red state that is yes well but in a way if you're really anti state you would be for these parasites because they suck the state dry important to collapse so already in this islamic state is the genesis the birth the seeds of this destruction because they have to take care of these people who have no idea well and that's also i think does show you a lot about what the world the facts of the world the oil rich areas are rich that america the empire the empires always want to control the rich areas the oil that in this case they used to be gold there in the spanish empire pretty well islam which they are a classic example of libertarianism so i'm sure that all the libertarians in america like. we hear from the folks over there very soon. our cities would be completely in support of the islamic state because are you saying li

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the dogs appeared malnourished and some lost their hair possibly because of parasite. they are getting plenty of uh 10 -- attention and food. >> we have wonderful staff and volunteers foe can can -- focusing attention on them. hopefully we will see them on the mend and behaviorally feeling more confident in the world and hopefully they will be put up for adoption soon. >> the dog a former owners could potentially face charges for animal neglect. chargedn that been with arson and could facial more charges. he pled not guilty and investigators are trying to determine how many homes the fire that destroyed. if is it five or more prosecutors can seek additional charges. about 12,000 home are in danger right now. the fire has burned 76,000 acres in just six days. >>> fire crews are using an unprecedented amount of fire retardant. they had 275,000 gallons of retardant and a half million gallons overall. the mixture is continue veer sal because it -- controversial. >> and all of the smoke will cause serious air quality problems for us this weekend. a shift in the winds is now

the eight malnourished dogs found by san francisco animal care and control, dogs suffering from parasites, lots of -- >> reporter: the dogs are in the care of city officials. animal care officers tell us the dogs' former owners were evicted and left them behind. >> no animals deserves to be treated like that. >> reporter: the eviction took place on wednesday and later that day the dogs were found abandoned, meaning the owners of the an mess kept them malnourished. the dogs that have a long ways to go but they believe they are going to be okay. >> we're more focused on bringing the animals to health. so they're away from that situation and they're now in our hands and getting the care that they deserve. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing here. no charges have been filed against the former owners. i can tell you the goal here is to get the dogs healthy and then put them up for adoption. cnn four news. >>> today isis released 49 turkish nationals, including children. the president said it was preplanned. it uncleared how they were freed and experts have doubt saying it sound too good

also dubbed as parasitic load. this appears to be the first time emissions are measured not that of growth. this change makes it more difficult for electric utilities to collaborate with fellow state utilities to meet staples, which is another wrinkle in the epa proposed rule by using a net measurement, each must be able to quantify the parasitic load now and predict for the future compliance purposes. however, this would be further complicated with the recently finalized a rule that regulates accrue enough water for cooling purposes which also affects natural gas plants. as you're familiar under 316 v., a power plant would impact after several years of study. the result could be to add a new cooling tower or the like which in turn would add more parasitic load. this results in higher carbon dioxide emissions from a plants not because the increased carbon dioxide emissions output -- not because of the increased carbon dioxide output, but because the net megawatt hour number is smaller on the denominator side of the

the horse had a heavy infestation of parasites and worms in its large intestine. the worms robbed the horse of nutrition. it spread to the lungs. that was the finding of the veterinarian who performed the post-mortem examination. the horse was also emaciated, weighing 75 pounds lower than it should. >> this particular worm competes in part for nutrition that the horse would be getting, that the worms were getting it. worst case scenario, there are so many of them that you can get an impaction. >> reporter: is what happened to justice justification in your mind how badly the horses were treated? >> yes. that's why i felt it was very important for us to get them out of there and get them here, because i knew there was something going on, and that we didn't know about. >> reporter: the other horses are said to be in better condition. they are responding well as monica feeds them. they will be under constant veterinary monitoring and care. three of the horses you see here are blind and have been separated from the others for safety. again, a feel for their new surroun

. >> reporter: wild animals are spreading flees and -- fleas and other parasites. >> it took us awhile to figure out it's because we don't have water where we used to get water. >> reporter: unfortunately the animals that are trapped have to be euthanized, the pest control people aren't allowed to relocate them because it would be passing on the problem. >>> and if anything we have more warm weather coming, which is not great for the drought. >> yeah, not going to help. when you see video of the raccoons, they're close to putting on surge are cal -- surgical gloves and picking locks. no wonder in guardians of the galaxy, a raccoon plays a major low. >> it's before a fairly overcast day on the coast, but aside from that, you can see at the bridge it's sunny. 62 in the city right now. livermore 76, and santa rosa at 73. by 8:00 o'clock a mild night in the bay area, 67 inland and 64 around the bay. no big problem. tomorrow much like today but not for long, tomorrow morning it will be dry, mild inland and later in the day things will top out about 80, but the low pressure that triggered a

the red state that is the i yes well but in a way if you're really enticing you would be for these parasites because they suck the state dry important to collapse so already in this islamic state is the genesis the birth the seeds of this destruction because they have to take care of these people who have no idea well and that. also i think it does show you a lot about what the world the facts of the world the oil rich areas are rich that america the empire the empires always want to control the rich areas the oil that in this case they used to be gold there in the spanish empire well islamic states are a classic example of libertarianism so i'm sure that all the libertarians in america like. we are from the folks over there various universities would be completely in support of the islamic state because are you saying libertarianism do it full of sixteen so a person libertarianism aims don't take care of the said don't take care of the elderly don't don't give women any kind of rights exactly we see in america exactly we see in the red states exactly we see in america vertical libertarianis

the dogs appeared malnourished and some lost their hair possibly because of parasite. they are getting plenty of uh 10 10 -- attention and food. >> we have wonderful staff and volunteers foe can can -- focusing attention on them. hopefully we will see them on the mend and behaviorally feeling more confident in the world and hopefully they will be put up for adoption soon. >> the dog a former owners could potentially face charges for animal neglect. >>> a man that been charged with arson and could facial more charges. he pled not guilty and investigators are trying to determine how many homes the fire that destroyed. if is it five or more prosecutors can seek additional charges. about 12,000 home are in danger right now. the fire has burned 76,000 acres in just six days. >>> fire crews are using an unprecedented amount of fire retardant. they had 275,000 gallons of retardant and a half million gallons overall. the mixture is continue veer sal because it -- controversial. >> and all of the smoke will cause serious air quality problems for us this weekend. a shift in the

there is more wrong with him the horse died and a procedure showed the young horse had parasites and swarms. they compete with the horse for food and spread to the lungs. glenn is the veterinarian caring for the rescued horses. >> this particular worm competes in it's in part for nutrition that the horse would be getting the worms were getting them. in there were so many that you can get an impacks. >> as hard to see one horse die, monica believes in her opinion the death reflects the lack of care horses were getting. >> i knew we had to get to the bottom of what is going on it's senseless there is no reason for him to have died that way. >> treated and released horses are blind. >> horses sometimes fight. nobody fought. they stood around me. i was nervous i've got blind horses and no. they made a circle around me. everybody stood there, eating. >> the hope is that they'll be adopted by people who are committed to their well being. >> elcamino reopen is reopen after being shut down. five people were taken to the hospital. one was placed into an ambulance. sam trance says the bus was

dog suffering from malnutrition and parasites ens really evident photos.re of city officials. and will care also officers tells the dogs former owners were evicted and left them behind it at home at the admission. no animal there is be treated like this. that took place wednesday later that day the dogs were found abandoned meeting the potters of these animals kept them now nourished and filthy. well it is obvious the dogs have long ago those with l care control believe they are going to be ok. >> : are more focused now on the way from that situation now on our hands and getting the care they deserve. >> : another news this morning city of richmond could be looking a lawsuit for the federal officer involved shooting last weekend turning john burris says he plans awesome the city an officer the lawsuit is on behalf of the 24 roles because family burris says the witnesses contradicting the officers description of what happened burris says that would this is never saw richard pres reached for officer's gun. in the meantime moral service being held for prez's

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continue cycle of sectarian hatred that groups like the islamic state, which i characterize as a parasite of war, benefit from, how do you stop that cycle? because as horrific as the killings have been this past summer, remember 10,000 civilians were killed in iraq last year. how do you stop it from 20,000 next year? >> when we look at the situation there and the utter horror with which, you know, we're focused on two videos of two americans being killed, but there were other videos. there were videos where they killed 600 people. six hundred young iraqi, young iraqi men. they've slaughtered men from a tribe in syria that tried to resist them. hundreds of them. and you say to yourself, as a human being, can we allow this to go on? and i think, you know, we're talking about the complexity of this, but it's really hard to put yourself in the shoes of the president of the united states who commands the only military in the world that's capable, perhaps, of stopping this. here you have this horrendous civil war in syria, and i've been there twice now this year and i have, you know, and i've c

your enemies are germs and parasites. that is what is going to get you. germs and parasites. my first cousin's son died tragically from essentially the flu. this is not some story i heard of. apparently the virus had the right genes to attack so when you have sex you have a new set of genes, a new mixture. people studied these top minnows and they found the one to reproduce sexually had fewer parasites than the ones that reproduced on their own. this black spot disease. there is more. any populations with putting and so on when river ponds get isolated and the river flows again, in between some of these fish will have sex with other fish sometimes and they will have sex on their own that happens asexually. in this fish the ones that are in between, they have an intermediate number of infections. the explanation provided by evolution made a prediction and the prediction is extraordinary and subtle but there it is. how else would you explain it? and to mr. hamm and his followers this is something that we in science one. want the ability to predict and your assertion that there

. >> the washington post wrote upon which my work is all parasitic. " he does not claim any particularug -- revelations. i think that is unfair. i think a lot of people who are supportive of my work make that claim. in my first chapter i talk about the return of the p.o.w.'s, and is completely original. i watched every news report on the return of the p.o.w.'s. i crafted a chapter that took boswellhs, and it was well researched as any scholarly monograph. i listened to every ronald reagan radio broadcast from 1975. i did a time and of research at the national archives. i did a time of original research in the newspapers. i'm talking about a shaping -- shifting consciousness. the idea that i am recycling journalism of the time, i do not think it really stands the test of scrutiny. but i should not be ungrateful for the review. >> part of me the red that's it thatat read that thinks from a lot of other people's writings, by the new york times and others, have even sued? -- have you been sued? have been threatened by a lawsuit by a fellow named greg shirley. he wants all of the copies of

it is a social parasite, a social epidemic that feeds on social sectarianism and exclusion and feedson region war by proxies that inflame sectarian tensions. if our reading is correct what are the most effective means to confront the so-called islamic state. you do it by ending the regional sectarian war by proxies. you do it by integrating the sunni arab community into the political process. you do it by denying the islamic state it's social oxygen because it has portrayed itself as a defender, a persecuted and excluded sunni community. i fear the american view is very questionable. it's counter terrorism as opposed to see this conflict as insurgency and a structured political crisis that needs to be dealt with. >> even if we look at this a as a counter terrorism initiative, have there been efforts to put boots on the ground by coalition partners? will they go into syria welcome are any of those sorts of issues clear? >> there is no clear road map. there is considerable ambiguity. the coalition has made clear it will not publicize its plans or division of labor among the various pla

a postmortem procedure showed the young horse had a heavy infestation of parasites. they compete with the horse for food and eventually spread to the lungs. the condition can be serious for young horses. glenn froistad is the caring for the horses. >> they compete for nutrition that the horse would be getting if the worms weren't getting it, and the worst case scenario there are so many of them that you can get an impaction. >> reporter: other horseses are under weight but not in serious condition. monica hardeman believes, in her opinion, the death reflects the lack of care the horses were gettinging. >> i knew we had to get to the bottom of what was really going on and it's senseless. there's no reason for him to have died that way. >> reporter: three other horses are blind. >> horses sometimes fight and nobody fought. they all stood around me and i was kind of nervous. i have blind horses and everything around me. are they going to start fighting? no. they made a circle around me and stood there eating. >> reporter: the hope is once the horses' health is restored,

he had a heavy infestation of parasites and worms.entually get into the lungs. the condition is serious for young horses. the veterinarian. >> this particular worm competes in part for nutrition, but the horse would be getting, or the worms getting it. and in the worst case scenario there's no many you can get an impaction. >> monica believes in her opinion the death reflects the lack of care the horses were getting. >> i knew we had to get to the bottom of what was really going on. and it's senseless. there's no reason for him to have died that way. >> three other horses are blind and are being held in a separate passion tower for their safety. >> the horses skid around me and i was kind. nervous. they are blind and everything around here, will they start fight san francisco general hospital no. they made a circle around me and everybody stood there eating. >> the hope is once the horse's health is restored, that they will be adopt bid loving people who are committed to their well-being. in san benito county, david louie, abc7 news.

but frankly, kind of like a parasite, they're kind of using this host so it's a volatile region and it's kind of easier to hide there than perhaps in pakistan or elsewhere. >> that's exactly right. a couple years ago, al qaeda central and pakistan started deliberately sending operatives over to syria. a civil war, somewhere where they can operate, they can build these training camps and they can recruit european recruits, american recruits to bring terror back to the west. >> largely because of the beheading videos they've put out and they've done a great job on social media of getting their message across and trying to bolster, make themselves look 10 feet tall when, in fact, there are other groups out there that have technical sophistication and are solely devoted to trying to attack the west. >> some of these groups are smaller than isis, pose a more immediate threat. the worry now that the united states is involved in air strikes against isis and syria is that isis is going to get involved in this, as well. that isis is going to prioritize launching attacks against the west. they've

they are and have traditionally been a gigantic parasitical organism, one that has now grown to be ofally from new york, but she's been living here in palermo for half a century now. she's a food writer and at one time a reformer for social justice, which is a dicey thing to be here. you've been here all this time? well, why? >> well, i came for a year. it was going to be a year between college and graduate school. i just finished college. i met a man, and therein lies the why. i married a sicilian and i've lived here ever since. >> piccolo napoli, a restaurant like a lot of others around here except for the quality of its food. tell me about where we are, first of all. >> okay, the father and mother of the present owner opened this in 1951, when there was a wonderful photograph there on the wall of the opening day. it started as a tavern and has become a well-known and much appreciated restaurant now. it's very straightforward sicilian cooking at its best. ♪ >> we start with some typical things, the kind of things i deeply love, the kind of simple good things that make me happy. pane

post mortem procedure showed the young horse had infestation of parasite and worms. they compete with the horse for food and eventually spread to the lung. condition can be serious for young horse horses. glen is the veterinarian caring for the rescued horses. >> this tech worm competes in in part for nutrition that the horse would be guest if the worms weren't getting it and worst case scenario so many of them that you can get im pass. other horses are also under weight but not in a serious condition. as hard to see the one horse die monica the believes in her opinion the death reflects the look of care the horses were getting. >> i knew we had to get to the bottom of what was really going on and it's senseless. there's no reason for him to have died that way. >>reporter: 3 other horses are blind and being held in a separate pasture for their safety. >> horses sometimes fight and nobody fought they just all sit around me i was kind of nervou nervous. blind horses and everything around me. are they going to start fighting. no. they made a circle around me and everybo

. >> royalty is a useless parasite. >> unless we call you royal. >> so maybe the clintons do fit into that category. >> you're saying mainstream media loves the clintons. is this really a fox news alert? >> they were just pointing out the fact. it was the same backdrop, same dress. >> but did it work? i think it looks very transparent. and the fascination with will and kate is that they have all the trappings of royalty but they still seem so normal. >> they take the subway. >> nothing could be more not normal than the clintons and the marriage behind them and everything else so i'm not sure it worked. >> the clintons photo bombed their daughter. >> they did and hillary clinton royally screwed us with a tenure as madam secretary. look at the world today. that's one thing. and her breath taking disloyal ti when she accused president obama, gave him the royal salute by saying it's his failure to arm the rebels in syria that led to isis. whether that's true or not, to say that is unbelievable disloyal ti. she's just a total phony politician. her photo bombing that event proves it. >> do

. >> canada geese, they carry a disease called jiardis and it's a parasite that the grows inside yourough your intestines if they ingest it. >> prob parents don't have a problem with the geese police because they say it pays off. >> i think it's a great idea. >> geese leave feces around every seven minutes can't can produce about a pound at a time. it may not seem like much but with hundreds of them, it definitely adds up. the geese police continue their mission to make parks and other areas more safe and enjoyable for everyone. >> well, i just think every seven minutes, i knew they were pretty -- i don't know what the word is, but every seven minutes that's a lot of goose poop out there. >> it definitely adds up. it's an interesting job they have. >> it is an interesting job. thank you so much for the report. we really appreciate it. great story. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. >> now on to your interactive weather and a live look down the ben franklin parkway, the four seasons 5k run/walk is getting set. it raises money for chop pediatric cancer center. 10,000 people expec

the dogs appear to be malnourished and some lost their hair, possibly due to parasites. they are getting plenty of attention and food at the animal shelter. >> we have a wonderful staff of volunteers. they have put a lot of attention on them. they are getting veterinary care now. hopefully we will see them on the mend and behave or ali, dealing with this, and hopefully they will keep it up with oxygen. >> the dog's performer owner could potentially face criminal charges for animal neglect. >> a family vacation in paradise or a harrowing escape from disaster? one bay area family is happy to be out of hurricane ravaged san lucas. they say with hundreds more stranded, the u.s. isn't doing enough. >> within hours of the hurricane slamming into san lucas, this was a scary place. these are pictures of the hotel they were staying. worst part is confusion and chaos from outside the resort. >> we heard so many things but we do know is they are rioting right out there. >> this is a picture of her husband and two kids after the hurricane. they say everyone was on their home to get

the dogs appear to be malnourished and some lost their hair, possibly due to parasites. they are getting plenty of attention and food at the animal shelter. >> we have a wonderful staff of volunteers. they have put a lot of attention on them. they are getting veterinary care now. hopefully we will see them on the mend and behaviorally, dealing with this, and hopefully they will keep it up with oxygen. >> the dog's former owner could potentially face criminal charges for animal neglect. >> a family vacation in paradise turned into a harrowing escape from disaster. one bay area family is happy to be out of hurricane ravaged cabo san lucas. with thousands still stranded and suffering, they say the u.s. isn't doing enough. we have the story. >> within hours of the hurricane slamming into cabo, this was a scary place. these are pictures of the hotel they were staying. worst part is confusion and chaos from outside the resort. >> we heard so many things but we do know is they are rioting right out there. >> this is a picture of her husband and two kids after the hurricane. no

the horse had a heavy investigation of parasites and worms.y compete with the horse for food and spread to the lungs. the condition can be serious for young horses. glen is the veterinarian caring for the rescued horses. >> this particular worm competes, in part, for nutrition. the horse would get it if the worms weren't getting it. and in the worst case scenario there's no nanny you can get an impaction. >> the other hoarses are underweight but not as serious. monica believes it reflects the lack of care the horses were getting. >> i knew we had to get to the bottom of what was really going on. it's senseless. there's no reason for him to have died that way. >> three other horses are blind and are being held in a separate pastor for their safety. >> horses sometimes bite -- they sometimes fight. but they all went around me. i thought are they going to start fight san francisco general hospital no. they made a circle and everybody just stood there eating. the hope is once the horses' health is restored, they will be adopted by loving people wh

some had even lost their hair possibly due to parasites. they're now getting plenty of attention and food at the city's animal shelter at 15th and folsom streets. >> we have wonderful staff and volunteers that are focusing a lot of attention on them. they're getting veterinary care now. hopefully we'll see them on the mend and behaviorally sort of feeling more confident and comfortable in the world and see some adoptions soon. >> the dogs' former owners could potentially face criminal charges for animal neglect. >>> a family vacation in paradise turned into an escape from disaster. one bay area family is happy to be out of cabo san lucas. but with thousands of people still stranded and suffering, they say the u.s. isn't doing enough. abc 7 news reporter with more. >> reporter: cabo san lucas turned into a scary, dangerous place. these are pictures of the hotel where autumn bremer and her family were staying. confusion and chaos brewing outside of the resorts. >> we heard so many things, but what we do know is they're rioting right out there