the lieutenant governor of missouri is calling for a grand jury investigation saying the appalling facts in the public record shock the con science and cry out that responsible authorities must take another look. the hacker group anonymous is vowing to fight for daisy and page, just like it did in the other shocking rape case involving high school football prayers in ohio. >> two young girls have been raped in the town of maryville. >> reporter: the town of maryville, population 12,000 has locked itself under a tome

i'm appalled that anyone is suggesting that this is what they are doing.om that we still enjoy every single day see one in a government shutdown, there are people who ironically are hit and server country. but they are giving a lot to the country. but these are the consequences of shutting down the government. using the process of shutting down the government, and no matter who you blame, prioritizing one group's grief over another, that there has to be another way? >> there has to be a better way and that is what we call the american people for her, calling them to elect better people. we need to take a look at our government and make our choices seriously. we have a responsibility to make that change. >> i think of heroes like you. when you jump into a foxhole, you don't think that they come together. but now they won't talk to one another. and on either side starts a press conference and begin to rip the other side anyone, i would love to send all of these guys to bed. but you can't do that. what is your military type that you would mete out for those w

this is appalling. women need a distinct identity. we are already elite.we are the fewer and the prouder. why do you want us to blend this with the men? the men are almost 95% of the marine corps. they need to keep their identity and be the manly men they are and females need to remain female. >> was this a problem when you were on active duty. were men and women saying if only we could get bet hats? >> the cover for the females needed to be modified because if you sat on it, it was crushed and you had to replace it. they have re desidesigned it. what's up with the gender neutral idea? is the marines of all service. we have less than 6% female. why do we need a gender neutral uniform? we don't need frills or fluff on the male uniforms. they are the mooens, toughest fighting force in the world. >> do you think this is about masculine niezing the women or fem niezing the men? >> it's about the women. we have had standards changed left and right. we have women in the infantry doing a male physical fitness test. we are looking at women becoming men. females li

but is it appalling? is it shocking? i don't think so, this has been going on for ages. >> i think that we need to reassess. the intelligence community needs to reassess. are we really getting valuable intelligence? and is it worse alienating people that we cooperate with on counter terrorism efforts? is it really worth ta? it's not a problem as long as nobody knows about it, and now they all know about it, and should we allocate our resources differently so we don't damage these resources that we really do need in order to protect americans? >> but is there some value to understanding the personal life of a foreign leader, to know, maybe somebody is having an affair, and that might reduce the stability of the government. and that's not something that's going to be communicated through diplomatic channels but maybe there's value to looking into the lives of other leaders >> i think that it's hard to justify that, and hard to know that the value of that is worth the damage and the distrust that we're creating, of the but

. >>> neighbors in a san fransisco neighborhood are appalled that a swastika and a message of hate were written in park where children play every day. the tag was erased within hours of the sighting. >> reporter: messages of hate like this tag that was posted on a door of the ghen canyon parks recreation center has the city's park department in a mad rush to get rid of it. graffiti complaints are assessed within 48 hours but with incidents where swastikas are involved it's top priority for them to be erased immediately. >> it's too bad, you know. i don't know if they're kids, they're adults, you know, it just -- it's not good. it's not good. >> reporter: the derogatory sign was spotted late this morning and by the time parks reached out to their graffiti crew a team was already enroute to the park. that means there was more than one call reporting it. within two hours a new coat of paint covered the door. now with children on the grounds practicing or playing sports every day, neighbors walking their dogs were appalled. >> it's not fair that they can do something silly. >> reporter: a s

how is't with me when every noise appalls me? what hands are here? they pluck out mine eyes. will all great neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hands? no, this my hand will rather the multitudinous seas incarnadine making the green one red. my hands are of your color but i shame to wear a heart so white. hark, there's no here but south entry. retire we to our chamber. a little water clears us of this deed. how easy is it then? your constancy hath left you unattended. hark, more knocking. get on your nightgown, lest occasion call us and show us to be watchers. be not lost so poorly in your thoughts. to know my deed, 'twere best not know myself. wake duncan with thy knocking. i would thou couldst. here's a knocking indeed. if a man were porter of hell-gate he should have old turning the key. knock, knock, knock. who's there, in the name of beelzebub? knock, knock never at quiet. who's there, in the other devil's name? o, but this place is too cold for hell. i'll devil porter it no longer. is thy master stirring? their knocking has awaked him. here he comes. good morro

policy is still running on a cold war mentality or maybe just appalled more. case in point tuesday's un general assembly vote to finally bring an end of the fifty year old economic embargo against cuba this is the twenty second year in a row the u.n. voted to condemn this blockade but this time the vote was especially in store in an unprecedented roll call the u.n. g.a. voted one hundred eighty eight to only two and a favor of ending the decades long embargo that is largely isolated the small caribbean island and guess who were the only two may vote yep none other than the good old us of a are inseparable partner in all things undiplomatic israel and even though the overwhelming majority has already been tallied twenty one times before every time it does the u.s. government knocks it down faster than you can say crippling economic sanctions hope following the vote cuba's foreign minister spoke out about the embargo to the general somebody by saying quote seventy six percent of cubans have lived under its devastating effects since the day they were born it prov

this is the most appalling crime as he says. someone with 10 previous convictions who is disqualified driving dangerously and killing two people. the sentence was 10 years. i understand that the maximum sentence available is 14 years. the government has introduced a new offensive. we are looking at this whole area. secretary has asked to the sentencing guidelines for serious driving offenses and i think we should look at this case in the light of that. a family in my constituency are paying a massive 3200 energy bill. why is the prime minister siding with energy charging inflating prices? >> i want to see energy bills come down. that is why we are legislating to put people on the lowest tariff. we are going to go through and see what regulations and rules put in place by the leader of the opposition, what we can change to keep those down. that is why we need a competitive market. making promises that you yourself admit you cannot meet the next day, that is not proper politics. does the prime minister agree with the general that

they're appalled by the tea party's tactics where they come to the president saying if you don't letal your car, we'll burn down your house. they're appalled by the way the tea party cheered on the fact we put our credit at risk for a generation to come. and they're appalled by the enormous expense, the fact that this temporary shutdown ended up costing america $24 billion. that's almost $100 for every man, woman, and child in this country. frankly, they want their money back and the tea party out of their lives. at this point the tea party is no more popular than the klan. >> some on the right are already threatening those who didn't push the defund movement all to the end. sarah palin wrote on facebook, and i'm quoting it, rest well tonight for soon we will focus on important house and senate races. let's start with kentucky. from sea to shining sea we will not give up. we've only just begun to fight. from sea to shining sea, congressman. what will happen if the right launches a tea party primary fights all over the country? >> i think it's already clear to people that the republic

. >> people were appalled. >> oh, my god. i didn't know what was going on. it was scary. >> dan ruben, kron4news. >> a man suffered a gun shot wound today and died at the hospital. it was near the raiders game. no suspect in the shooting. >>> a criminal investigation how patients were abandoned at a care facility. many were bedridden or elderly. they are safe tonight with relatives or at the hospital. >> reporter: crime scene tape blocked the care home. the operators had their license to operate suspended by the department of social services. they were assured there would be adequate staffing over the weekend but only 2 janitors and a cook were on duty. the staffers were overwhelmed and called in. there were viealations violations at fl,ithe castro facility. patients not getting proper care. a client had a seizeure. the state says the castro valley facility had fire code violations. it was dirty and in disrepair. the department of social services is looking for lifetime exclusion for the people named to never operate a facility in california or work in one.

about everyone in their regular job simply not knowing the names of people below them is not that appalling there was an experiment. >> he says right and doesn't know what you are talking about. >> they were to electrically shock people. >> and there were the prison experiments after that. >> are you the only one who doesn't know it. >> shut up. >> you are fired. >> when you see the films of that, they are pretty appalling, and it is pretty compelling that you wouldn't be different from that. when they put you in guard uniforms and others in prison uniforms people do really bad things. >> just uniforms in general. they feel good. >> they look hot. >> anytime you are in a uniform your attitude changes. >> except for the hot dog on a stick uniform. you don't have a lot of power in that. >> you are humiliated. the whole idea to acquire power is to be mean the little people so it makes sense. >> i disagree with this. as miss new york usa my beauty and power grow every day. i find i am more humble every day too. they did talk about mirroring others' feelings and that's a part of empathy and as w

this is an appalling accumulation of facts that points to one thing, something is wrong with the security at san francisco general. >> reporter: they will address individual questions once the investigation is complete. right now it's still an open case. >>> foggy conditions tonight over san francisco as you can see on the live shot at city hall. most of san francisco tonight and much of the bay area, clear skies. the fog is going to fill into the bay. upper 30s, 50 by the bay. start out with clouds, bay side north and then we'll see sunshine as we go through the day. temperatures not as warm. readings 5 to 10-degree social security cooler. we have an unusual weather pattern shaping up in the beginning of next week. this will take a sharp turn and come back with cool air and a chance for showers. >>> tonight new details in the shooting and standoff that injured 6 officers. they were shot while trying to arrest a wanted pa real lee. this is sammy duh rand. he surrendered early this morning and is being held at placer county jail. police are not releasing details about the standoff last nig

on now, this should be taken care of a long time ago, you know, i don't know what to say, it is appalling stay with ktvu for the latest on bart and we'll have the live update on the 10:00 news and tomorrow morning our coverage begins at 4 a.m. and we'll post development on facebook and twitter and on www.ktvu.com. >>> there is a possibility of an ac transit strike. the agency petition the governor today for a 60 day cooling off period. neither leaders were ratified. >> we handed out two agreements and both of them recommended by the unions leaderships and both times have been rejected and now we are wondering what we will hear from the union next. >> both sides say they're ready to restart negotiations but there is no remeeting scheduled. >>> continuing coverage of the government shutdown, we'll give you a live look on what's happening on capitol hill. just about 3 hours ago, the house voted on banning the plan. the clock is ticking towards the default deadline tomorrow night. the house unveil a bill that would permitted the treasury to raise the debt ceiling until next february would all

appalling, frightening.heir own description. >> reporter: now bottom line is what the white house would much rather be talking about is what the president was dealing with the a the news conference yesterday. trying to say he might accept a shorter term bill to reopen the government while they deal with all the various issues to deal with broader budget issue. instead some of these narrow issues that are very important are geting a lot of attention and putting pressure on all sides. bill: try to nail it down with regard to the benefits for those killed in battle because john boehner said this was taken care of last thursday. >> reporter: right the bottom line -- bill: lawyers got involved and said they can't do this which lawyers -- >> reporter: lawyers at pentagon saying the bill the house and senate passed president signed into law dealing with military pay making sure folks in the military were not harmed by the government shutdown, republicans say they thought that dealt with the death benefit issue as w

this comes only a few days after the liberal lawmaker said this -- >> they're appalled by the tea partywhere they come to the president and congress and say if you don't let us steal your car, we'll burn down your house. they're appalled by the way the treat party cheered down the shutting of the government and put our credit at risk and costing almost $24 billion. frankly, they want their money back and they want the tea party out of their lives. at this point, the tea party is no more popular than the klan. >> gentlemen, welcome to the program. nyjer, i'm a proud member of the tea party. i've been at rallies. most tea party people i know, they clean up after themselves. i've never heard any bigoted statements. there are people of all racial backgrounds in the tea party that i know and that you know. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm a leader within the tea party movement and i'm a rock star in most places where the tea party operates and i come out to speak. there's no question about it. sean, you know this, for years i've been talking about this phenomenon called the al sharptoniz

. >> appalling, frightening. everyone can come up with their own description. it is time for us, members of this body, to stand before the american people and publicly discuss the path forward. >> republican aides say they are drafting legislation to restore the benefits. a vote could come as soon as today. the fisher house foundation has offered to cover advanced grants until the government can reimburse them. >>> and on the government shutdown day nine we are one step closer to the debt ceiling. president obama and house speaker boehner are still at odds. >> the only thing that i will say is that we are not going to pay ransom for america paying its bills. we are willing to pass at least a short-term budget that opens up the government at current funding levels. >> the president said if there is unconditional asurrender by republicans he will talk to us. >> an oversized credit card made a symbolic appearance on the senate floor. the fiscal conservative says this is the time to cut up the nation's credit card. house budget chairman paul ryan sent an op-ed sayi

. >> and jim, this appalling situation of the payments to dead servicemen and women. because there were clear warnings put out. it was not a secret. there were briefings saying this is what is going to happen. how can the president feign ignorance about it? and how do you feel personally that the poor families were treated this way? >> no, look, there is absolutely no feigned ignorance about this at all. yes, it is a horrible situation, and yes, lincoln points out we owe huge gratitude to these men and women. it is head start people in our district who choose between the job and looking out for their children, there is massive pain. the president knows that more than anything. as he points out he regularly writes to those who have lost limbs abroad. so he finds the situation very painful. >> well, he may understand it james langford, but the government shutdown has directly led to an appalling situation, the idea that you could lose your life fighting on the battlefield for your country, and your loved ones left behind are deprived payments because of the fighting bet

but such warm and luscious fantasies were far removed from the cold and appalling reality of the distant battlefields where the dramas of napoleon's campaigns had taken place. gros was a pupil of david but his art is quite different of david's art. here you have the battlefield of eylau the day after the battle. of course, the hero of the battle, napoleon, is in the middle of the picture. there is not only the victor of the battle but also the victims of the battle. that's new in french art-- to present human beings, dead soldiers, as they were after this terrible battle. this will open all the tradition in the 19th-century french art but gros was the first in french art to do so and he did so in a very moving touching way. now the once glorious napoleonic armies began their retreat from moscow to waterloo. with defeat, the french began to identify themselves with those fallen foreground figures-- with the anonymous victims rather than with glories of bonaparte. myths of heroic or noble ends turned into deceptions and more often than not, only pointless suffering and senseless torture re

an appalling stench greets us. there is no working sewer system here. no waste collection. this is where the poorest of the poor live, people like amarildo, people who no longer have any rights. his home is a room 15 meters square. it is scarcely imaginable that amarildo lived here with his wife and six children. the stove used to be here on the wall, next to the toilet. after amarildo disappeared, the police spread rumors he was a drug dealer. what a drug dealer's home look like this? although he was a bricklayer, amarildo had to go fishing to feed his family. since his disappearance, his wife and children have moved out of the one-room shack, fearing monkey face or another police officer might take them away by force. the area is dangerous. maria eunice shows us what holes from shootouts between the police and drug gangs. fear rules in this district. once fear of the drug mafia. now of the police. most people refuse to speak with us about amarildo, but one boy dares to. >> i saw amarildo come home from fishing. he sat down on the stairs and began to clean the fish. then h

the lieutenant governor of missouri is calling for a grand jury investigation saying the appalling facts in the public record shock the con science and cry out that responsible authorities must take another look. the hacker group anonymous is vowing to fight for daisy and page, just like it did in the other shocking rape case involving high school football prayers in ohio. >> two young girls have been raped in the town of maryville. >> reporter: the town of maryville, population 12,000 has locked itself under a tome of tight security, even shutting down the town's website. >> we've been in fact got some threats, both over the internet, email and as a community, we are stunned at the violent nature. >> reporter: the two teenagers and their moms say they're grateful the entire country is hearing their story. >> it's just incredible to feel that support when we never had that before. >> we've been waiting a very longtime. >> deborah: after two long weeks, it looks like the end of the federal government shutdown is in sight. a resolution has been agreed upon and if lawmakers needed a quiet p

it's appalling.am putin and insists somehow it will all be fixed in three months. security is an especially big concern at the games, because russia's islamic terrorists have promised to disrupt them. and mother nature can't even deliver the white stuff. it is sub-tropical, so the snow is patchy, that is why they are storing vast amounts of last season's snow, just in case. cnn, phil black, sochi. >>> a teen killed carrying a fake rifle. a 13-year-old shot seven times last week by a california sheriff's deputy. the challenge happened after the teen was seen carrying a pellet gone that looked like an assault rifle. but the fbi is conducting an investigation and dan simon is "outfront." >> reporter: outrage in a northern california town. a toy pellet gun mistaken for the real thing. the veteran officer firing seven rounds at the 8-year-old killing him. >> andy was not that type, believe me. andy, if he knew it with u.s. a sheriff and asked, andy would have dropped it. you know, i don't believe that at

it is appalling. they insist that somehow it will be fixed in three months.an especially big concern at the games, because the islamist terrorists have promised to disrupt them. and mother nature can't even deliver the white stuff. it is sub-tropical, so the snow is patchy, that is why they brought in vast amounts of snow, just in case. cnn, phil black, sochi. >>> and now, let's check in with wolf blitzer, coming up. >> thank you, erin, one year after superstorm sandy and one year after promises from officials as high up as the president himself that they would not be forgotten, people in so many parts of the new york area say well, they feel forgotten, tonight, you will meet the ones caught in a catch 22 of paperwork and promises, still waiting for the help them promised to arrive. also tonight, a high profile rapist, known as the pillowcase rapist, when -- when he terrorized the community, now being released back into the community. so where should he go? we're digging deeper into that with our legal panel, coming up. >>> all right, wolf, we're looking forw

oprah seemed appalled that they have left their kids alone. >> i am sure you have beaten yourself upthat. i feel awful that we went there. >> with english tabloids beating the drum. >> it was as good a holiday adds we have ever with the children. >> quickly came under suspici s suspicious. >> kate mccan is expected to be d claired a suspect over her daughter's disappearance. >> particularly after lab results were misinterpreted to show that maddie's dna had been found in their car. >> they have suggested that blood had been found in a car that they hired 25 days after. >> they were eventually completely exonerated. >> a person has gone into an apartment and take an little girl. >> beneath her parents are persons of interest or suspects. they are parents of somebody who has lost their daughter. >> almost lost in all the hoopla were witnesses who had seen a man carrying the child and other witnesses who reported a suspicious man or men. some experts now agree that opportunities were lost in the early hours. no roadblocks were set up. >> the scene of the kidnapping was not preserves so

did he at any stage mention this app appalling situation involving the payments of the dead service men and women. it's not a secret. there was a pentagon briefing saying this is what was going to happen. how can the president feign ignorance on this and how can the families be treated this way? >> there is no feigned ignorance at all. it's a horrible situation bringing us to the realization we need to owe a debt of gratitude to the families bringing those abroad. but it's the head start families in my district who are choosing between keeping their job or looking after their children at home. the pain is massive around this, and the president knows that more than anyone else. he regularly writes to those who lost limbs or lost lives abroad, so he understands how very painful this situation is that we find ourselves in. >> collectively the republicans and democrats, by continuing this shutdown, have directly led to an appalling situation, one i think most americans find just completely indecent. the idea that you could lose your life on the battlefield fighting for your country and your

i am just appalled. i just wanna say, what i was back then i'm not today.ever wanted to break two sisters apart. it's about that beautiful little baby. i do have some doubts. are you on the birth certificate? unfortunately, no, i'm not. you're just jealous of us and you wanna take the baby. it's this... this is confusing to me. preach christ all you want. at the end of the day, you're full of it. i lost control of my life, myself, my morals, everything. you've been to hell and back. you may be seated. hello, your honor, case of hayes vs. hayes. hello. thank you. you're welcome. good day, everyone. ms. hayes, you say that your sister, the defendant, claims to have a child with your husband of 10 years. and you have petitioned the court for a paternity test. and you are here to warn her that when he finds out her baby is not his today, she'll probably never hear from him again. now, ms. hayes, you state that your sister is just jealous that you were able to have her husband's baby and she was not. right. you have no doubts that your sister's husband is your b

statistics are appalling.very three days acer -- a turkish soldier commits suicide, or than double those killed on the front in the past 10 years. >> we compare the number of suicides, their suicide rate was 2.5 times higher from age 18 to 21. >> today the right to conscientious and action is being debated in turkey. the results could affect the size of nato's second largest, 75% of which consists of conscripts. >> defeating l'oreal, 2-0. l'oreal starting their season -- it was an even game of few chances. american international broke the deadlock with 17 minutes to go. sure of the made result in the closing seconds. [cheers] elsewhere, a big shock as second division, the 2011 league a poor start to the season continues. division with an extra goal from emerson. david beckham is starting a major-league soccer franchise in miami. he had the option to become -- he joined the la galaxy six years ago. provisionally, the franchise was active from 1998 to 2001, for closing due to or crowd -- due to poor crowd. jock

i'm appalled by it. i'm appalled by it. here's the biggest thing we have. we have a blemish because the government shutdown is going to go away sooner or later, megyn, but the blemish on that memorial will stay with us forever. we will never be able to look at that memorial the same way again. and that is wrong. >> and yet if you watch coverage of this on our competitors today, these are the images. let me show you the images that are wallpapering the other channels. and these are images from the event. they are legitimate to show when covering it. signs calling for impeachment of president obama. signs suggesting that this man with a confederate flag. so far as i can tell this is the only man with a confederate flag and this sound bite from the founder of freedom watch which has been on a loop. listen. >> we are now ruled quote/unquote by a president who bows down to allah. i call upon all of you to wage a second american nonviolent revolution, to use civil disobedience and to demand that this president leave town and get out, to put the koran down and get

some neighbors are appalled calling it monsterrous. they say it is an unwelcomed edition to their quiet neighborhood. the project broke ground last year. a close call this morning. witnesses say the car was speeding when it jumped the curb, the police officer got there just in time as the driver was getting out of town. >> went into the house, looked inside. there was a car that was in the front living room and the car was not occupied. he saw another person coming out of the house. and, identified that person as the driver. >> the driver was arrested for suspicion of dui. the home is undergoing renovations, nobody was home. >> a 72-year-old san francisco hunter, missing for almost three weeks in the national forest has been found alive. the family posted these pictures from the hospital. he was in good enough condition to smile. he even gave a thumb's up. he was found yesterday north of lake pillsberry. on september 24th he left his hunting partner to find deer on his own. he fell down a ravine and was knocked unconscious. when he did

it has been absolutely appalling the way our police force, who are supposed to protect life and propertye being made i our government to force through corporate ecocide. i am a regular person who lives nearby who has looked at the unvested research and i do not trust this. we should have kicked our disc is -- our addiction to fossil fuels decades ago. we have continued to get fossil fuels out of the ground with increasingly dangerous techniques. >> would have to group share. environmentalists on one side and politicians on the other. and how can you reconcile these two groups? can they meet each other halfway somehow? >> not if they want to go ahead with the extreme fossil fuel industry. it is unregulated ball -- unregulateab;e/ -- unregulateable. it is people in rural pennsylvania, rule australia come upper middle class, middle england and his people across the rule, romania, france, germany were saying no for short-term political ambition and industry corporate interest. >> what if a fracking site was in your neighborhood? what would you think? central europeans say they would be conce

did he mention this appalling situation involving the payments to dead servicemen and women because there were clear warnings put out, not a secret, pentagon public briefings saying this would happen. how can the president fame ignorance about this and how do you feel personally -- >> there is no -- >> that these poor family haves been treated this way? >> there is no famed ignorance about this at all. none of us are under misapprehension what a government shutdown means and yes, it's a horrible situation as you point out lincoln bringing us to the notion we owe an immense gratitude. it's not just them, right? it mean, it is head start families in my district who are now choosing between keeping their job or looking after their kids at home. the pain is massive around this country and the president knows that, as well as anybody else. as he pointed out tonight. he regularly writes to those who have lost limbs or lives abroad and so he understands how very painful this situation is we find ourselves in. >> you may understand it james long ford but collectively the republicans and democrats

and it was appalling., there were other appalling things happening around it at that rally. you know, it was a ridiculous event, and you laugh at it if it didn't make you so angry. >> thank you, gene and professor peterson and john alter, all of you for being so polite and deck orrous about the matter. these people are repugnant, ignorant, i am besillic individuals and bring shame upon the nation. >>> coming up, does the 11-hour senate deal still have a pulse or does our fate lie with -- wait for it -- house republicans. john tester joins us next. stay with us. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family dinner. why would i take one pepcid® when i could take tums® throughout the day when my heartburn comes back? 'cause you only have to take one... [ male announcer ] don't be like the burns. just one pepcid® complete works fast and lasts. [ male announcer ] don't be like the burns. my dna...s me. every piece is important... this part... makes my eyes blue... i might have an increased risk of heart

to me the symbolic nature of the statute of liberty being shut, it is pretty appalling for america, if're on the outside looking in. what does it mean for you on the sharp end? >> it's just outrageous for us, mr. morgan, eight months of closure after sandy, only to reopen the statue of liberty on july 4th, we're in a pretty good economic hole to begin with. ellis island is yet to reopen prior to the closure. we're hopeful for october 28th, which is the statute's birthday, if you will, anniversary so at this point we're down, we would be lucky to break even had this not happened but now we will be 50 to 60% down every day, maybe more in revenue and at this point we have not laid off any employees, but, you know, as weeks go by we'll make adjustments like we did during sandy. >> unlike people that get furloughed that work for the government and so on, you have no hope of getting any of that money back, it's a straight write off, right? >> there is no recovery of the revenue and no recovery of the employees' wages. it is a total loss. >> final question, what is your personal view about th

it's appalling.tin and insists somehow it will all be fixed in three months. security is an especially big concern at the games, because russia's islamic terrorists have promised to disrupt them. and mother nature can't even deliver the white stuff. it is sub-tropical, so the snow is patchy, that is why they are storing vast amounts of last season's snow, just in case. cnn, phil black, sochi. >>> a teen killed carrying a fake rifle. a 13-year-old shot seven times last week by a california sheriff's deputy. the challenge happened after the teen was seen carrying a pellet gone that looked like an assault rifle. but the fbi is conducting an investigation and dan simon is "outfront." >> reporter: outrage in a northern california town. a toy pellet gun mistaken for the real thing. the veteran officer firing seven rounds at the 8-year-old killing him. >> andy was not that type, believe me. andy, if he knew it with u.s. a sheriff and asked, andy would have dropped it. you know, i don't believe that at all.

it's an appalling situation. they try to smile, but that doesn't really tell the picture.ot only that there is social tension. a tension getting bigger by the day. we went out to take a look and started our report at the place where they register as refugees. this is where syrians now in some town outnumber the lebanese. at first these people were welcome but not anymore. sit down and give them all of your lies a lebanese taxi driver tells this woman. >> translator: when they come here they insult us. someone told me we deserve worse than chemical weapons. >> reporter: and nearer the border another queue. it's the end of the eid holidays when families should be together in an atmosphere different to this. no dignity here and a desperate situation. a passport, an id can mean a bag of fresh meat. but a growing number of people no longer qualify for food handouts. >> translator: i have been standing here for hours trying to get a peace of meat. touch my child. she has a fever. >> reporter: then a lebanese man represents his anger at the roadblock. there is still some sympathy

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neighbors told me for years conditions here were appalling. >> just elder abuse and neglect of needyple. >> reporter: he told me he found one resident naked and shivering on the sidewalk. >> i would hear screaming and yelling and things like get me out of here. >> reporter: as we showed you, paramedics removed 14 residents saturday after someone called 9-1-1. there were just three staff on duty. the owner said she spent over 100,000 fixing the place up. >> they were preparing the temporary suspension order without knowing what we had done the last working day before they started to do that. >> reporter: they denied clients abandoned that a staff of three were enough. state guidelines require adequate staffing. the owners asked for a hearing with the judge. has had problems with state reg ulthors. the sheriff told me there is a criminal investigation but no arrests are imminent. >>> celebrity chef guy fierri took off to testify in a murder case about his pricey sports car allegedly stolen by the defendant. he's a tv permanent who -- á personality who likes to talk but his testimony we

. >> the privacy of an ex partner in such ways is appalling, what goes around comes around: becca, with a little bit of time left, what are your parting responses here? > >> i think it's a difficult issue, it's not just shutting yourself down online. that's not the issue. right now, the burden is on victims to communicate and law enforcement won't help them. i found a la lawsuit, and i thik that the ultimate is criminalization and for companies like google and internetter to get onboard, especially when victims file a complaint, saying there are photos of me on facebook, and they're inappropriate, but you know, my experience is they usually don't listen. >> we have to end the conversation here, but thanks to all of our guests. john, alexis, marianne, and becca. we appreciate the conversation this evening, and thanks to the online community. you kept the discussion incredibly lively. and until the next show, see on you line. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler in new york. >> u.s. counter terrorism operations are precise and lawful and eective. >