. >> brian lee used to be an independent watchdog for state and federal regulation of nursing homes. now he's a whistle blower. >> i saw stuff that blew my mind. i've been in nursing homes where the door opens up and i'm blasted by the smell of urine and feces. i've seen residents wheeled to showers completely nude in the hallway, exposed. bed sheets off of them, people walking around naked no dignity whatsoever. i've seen warehousing of elderly people in nursing homes. this reimbursement based system that they're in, almost 80% of their funding comes from reimbursements by tax payers. so they get paid regardless of the quality of care. whether it's good care or it's bad care. antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. fault lines is investigating whether nursing homes answer for the quality of thier care. we've come to amara nursing home in augusta, georgia to ask some questions. >> we've called to request some interviews and they all get turned down, so we've decided we're going to knock o

. >> brian lee used to be an independent watchdog for state and federal regulation of nursing homes. now he's a whistle blower. >> i saw stuff that blew my mind. i've been in nursing homes where the door opens up and i'm blasted by the smell of urine and feces. i've seen residents wheeled to showers completely nude in the hallway, exposed. bed sheets off of them, people walking around naked no dignity whatsoever. i've seen warehousing of elderly people in nursing homes. this reimbursement based system that they're in, almost 80% of their funding comes from reimbursements by tax payers. so they get paid regardless of the quality of care. whether it's good care or it's bad care. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. he was out for one. sachin asked the indian media not to put too much pleasure pressure on the teenager. >> my son started his career. it's a humble request if he can live his life like a normal 14-year-old without thinking of anything other than falling in l

. >> reporter: brian lee used to be an independent watchdog for state and federal nursing homes.stleblower. >> i have been in nursing homes where the door opens up and i'm blasted by the smell of urine and feces. i have seen residents wheeled to showers completely nude in the hallway. people talking around naked. no dignity whatsoever. i have seen warehousing. this reimbursement based system they are in, as much as 80% of their funding comes from reimbursements by tax pa-- paye. so they get paid regardless of the quality of care. whether it's good care or bad care. ♪ >> reporter: many nursing home engage with management companies that make some of the decisions at the facilities. we have come to one of them. we are about to conduct a stakeout. basically me sitting outside someone's office, hoping they are coming to work today. hoping we're here before they get here, so maybe i get a chance to ask them some questions on their way in. all ta care is a management group that has operated in nursing homes across the u.s., including amara, where pat manning was allegedly neglected. and

thanks to the great leadership of our mayor ed lee, his office of housing in particular, olson lee and brian chu who are here with us today and my colleagues on the board of supervisors, together and with the voters of san francisco, we passed proposition c, the housing trust fund initiative, to create and approve affordable housing city-wide and to provide loans to assist with the down payment towards the purchase of homes here in san francisco. the passage of the housing trust fund was and is a huge win for all of san francisco and our residents as one step in the right direction towards continuing to solve our city's ongoing housing needs. we are here today to announce the launch of a renewed down payment assistance program for our first responders here in san francisco. statistics will say that the majority of all of our first responders live outside of our city limits, and i for one believe that our communities and our neighborhoods are strengthened here in san francisco by the men and women who put their lives on the line

. >> is brian lee draper guilty or not guilty of murder in the first degree? guilty. in the first degree? guilty. >> both boys are sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> is this your verdict? >> yes. >> doesn't bring my daughter back. it doesn't bring her back, but they can't hurt nobody else. i hope they've had a long, long time to sit there in that jail cell to think about what they did and who they hurt and who they took away and who they took out of this life when she had so many going for her. i hope they had a lot of hard time to think about it. >> adamcik and draper are currently in different prisons in opposite ends of idaho. since the trial, the adamciks and drapers have move so they could be closer to their sons. >> we are headed out to see our son at the idaho state correctional institution. this is our regular road. car could probably get here by itself. >> i go twice a week at least. every thursday and sunday. i don't understand how this happened. i don't understand how this happened. and there's always that question of why, why

again, want to thank olson lee and brian chu for their strong involvement, in consultation with our firston leadership as well as the general membership of their departments, as well as homeownership sf, a city-wide coalition of experienced nonprofit homeownership providers to craft an initial program that matched the intent of the voters while also taking into account the unique needs of our first responders here in san francisco. i believe that we have found a true middle ground today with all of the stakeholders that provides down payment assistance for our first responders and encourages them to move back into our city of san francisco. this next year is going to be a learning experience. we will continue to adjust the program over time with the goals of making sure that our down payment loan assistance programs in san francisco for our first responders is as expansive as possible and as effective as possible. we want these men and women living in our streets and in our neighborhoods. given the support for this program here today and the overwhelming demand that i have heard from our

something we truly believe in and having spent a couple of years working with the likes of jane, brian, tina lee and a bunch of other people who have been sort of working on this open data problem, it's been sort of exciting to sort of see it come to fruition today and see sort of the progress that they've made. so, for me this is sort of -- it's been fun to sort of watch this team of people come together and do what they do and make san francisco a 21st century city. so, you know, it's an honor to welcome the mayor back to the hatchery, the new hatchery. we invite you, supervisor chiu, to our monthly infamous happy hours where bourbon and branch caters to meet with our tenants. it's an honor to have you guys here. enjoy the day and it's an honor to welcome jane back to the hatchery. (applause) >> good morning, my name is jane. i'm the mayor's chief innovation officer. before we get things started, i'm actually going to have one more company come up here because we're actually waiting for the press to get finalized and set upful. so, a couple more minutes to read here. how much time, press? no o

. >> i'm melissa lee. brian kelly, steve, anthony and guy. first let's get straight to our top story. speculating on this rally. should you be terned about what is actual ly. >> what's different today is the blue chips are not performing well. and that's walmart so you cannot have a sustainable move without the generals. >> take a look at some of the individual names leading the rally. all of double digits in threw months. that could bring up caterpillar which has underperformed for the last 24 months. i understand what he is saying and you always have to have. >> what do you make of this move of the more speculative names? >> they are being driven by liquidity so i think the market is going a little faster than people expected because i don't think the fed is going to taper as quickly as people suggest. a 10 million dollar tape ser not much of a taper. i think that is what is affecting the markets right now. you look at the ma crow economic environment. you don't see the growth there. that has got to be driving some people to be getting to t

. >> i'm melissa lee. brian kelly, jim, karen, guy, and mike. let's get straight to our top story. taper games. will the fed pull back some easy money tomorrow and how are you trading it tonight? what should we expect? >> they clearly have to do something because they put it out there for so long. the market spikes that 1725 level that we talked about. i think karen is in it. look for an opportunity to sell. >> why caterpillar? is this on a broader market pull back? it's starting to try to play catch up like it has done a number of times. a number of times but each high is a lower high and that's what i think is going to happen. >> china's fixed domestic investment was lower than expected and came in flat as opposed to up 12%. china pumping along and building new roads and buildings. >> this is is a nice little trade that has gone up for about a month now. karen and i have -- >> ten to 15. what kind of market reaction will we get if we get? but i would have to be right on what do they do. i still want to own what i want to own. >> and then there is another monkey wrench. that is th

. >> brian: lee man brothers -- leeman brothers? fixed it. >> it's not fixed. it's very artificial. i've done this monday morning 7:00 o'clock, the highest rated 15 minutes of the week. they said would you come? i said no. they said, but elizabeth is here. i said okay. i had to be here. >> brian: when you first got won over by allegation. >> rosy attacked her and what she did to rosy was unbelievable. in fact, she never showed up again. that's the real elizabeth. very tough and nice. stay friendly with her. [ laughter ] >> elisabeth: there is your warning. >> steve: i saw her on "survivor". >> brian: as long as she's here every monday, you'll be here? >> i might do that. >> elisabeth: as long as we coordinate our tie and dress. coming up, major insurers pulling out of some states and you can thank obamacare for that. what does it all mean for your health care? that's up next. >> brian: it's edge aetna. and remember when al gore made his case for global warming? now the science is in and it will have al gore feeling hot under the coll

>>brian: jenna lee's dad played in the same era as your dad. bob lee, the vikings. union when they come together. >>elisabeth: maybe the two of us could write a play. >>brian: i think you and jenna. >>steve: we've got these physical challenges going on. today we're going to do some jousting. >>elisabeth: are you trying to get out of it? >>steve: no. but it would be nice if those guys all played next generation. >>brian: instead of us. by the way, it's hard to get ready for jousting. we're going to do the wounded warrior thing, the tough mudda. but how do you practice jousting? >>elisabeth: i don't know who thought of this. >>steve: it is a little crazy. >> hello. >>elisabeth: you can joust but you're not allowed in the white house. 200 lobbyists, 344 times in the white house between march and may. remember this? they were supposed to cut back visits to save about $74,000 for the budget. but some people are coming in and maybe there's other money turning around. >>brian: talk about sequester. on top of that sequester, the first thing they want to do is cut the white h

brian lamb talked about rosa lee, a mother and her family in urban america. the program first aired on september twelfth, 1998 and kicked off booktv's first weekend of forty-eight hours of nonfiction books on c-span2. >> a year after her parents as grandparents arrived they were sharecroppers who came out of jeep rural isolation in northampton county in north carolina. the section just north of the north bank of the roanoke river. they had been on the bishop's and power plantation since they worry emancipated as slaves in 1863 and they left that area because of the depression, forced down prices for the major cash crops in that area, peanuts, groundnuts and cotton. the person they're working for on the plantation lost the plantation because of the depression. they migrated to washington looking for work in a better life. >> watch the rear of that program at 6:00 p.m. eastern. at 8:15 a.m. sunday, hamilton stewart gives a history of dunbar high school, the first african-american public high school in the united states. then we bring you a collection of program

. >> brian: how? >> lee detector, blood test, definitive medical examination. e -- >> brian: you bring science into it. >> of course. this is real. >> steve: that's like the morry show on steroids. >> and i'm in the middle. you drop a comedian. both shows are more about the conflict. we have conflict, but then we'll get some resolution. >> brian: right. shear an example. michael and dina lohan, evidently there is conflict, i had no idea. let's listen. >> at the end of this, we're going to clear the air. so don't even worry about it. >> clear to me. >> let's go. >> we don't have to wait 'til the end. we can clear here and maybe the end will be -- n let's go on with the questions. then at the end i'm going to shock all of you. [ applause ] you're going to love what i have to tell you. you're going philosophy it all. >> steve: did they love it? >> there was love, but not a lot of love between those two. it was tough in the middle. it was dangerous in there. >> steve: why would the the lohans come on? each have staked out publicly positions so vividly and with your

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game and off the nine successful penalties manuel neuer safe from remember lee kaku to give quadea his first trophy with brian my being the best and most. didn't deserve them or two in the last but that's football sometimes it happens and food will not always the best team the best team wins little is the team that deserves more win the game we have the opportunity to win the first time for just go up this super cup you know so no by your side of the titles around the world it is the first time in we are so brush with death for for has disclosed to make bigger. well three days before the european super cup triumph by and dropped their first points of the buddhist league is season after they were held to a late one one draw at struggling freiburg don't you care we put a dominant buy in to head off the thirty three minutes but the defending champions have to settle for a point often nicolas will snatch a stunning piece that equalize a fine and i second two points just to brasil dortmund. was a governess second leg drawer time to ten months and let it go madrid was enough to see barcelona try and on the way goes

brian webb. >>> it was so exciting, he wants to do it again. what san francisco mayor ed lee is contemplating to get to america's cup in the bay area again. >> it was a beautiful day, but some changes are on the way. a live look outside shows changes on the horizon and a look at high def doppler shows changes in the form of a few showers. take a look at the north bay. ,,,,,,,,,, goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. an invitation... >>> will the america's cup races return to san francisco? first mayor ed lee has to extend an invitation. the mayor has 90 days to make an offer to host the event, which could be held in 2016. lee seems all but certain to submit a bid based on statements he made last week. there are economic uncertainties. they didn't make the money they expected. the waterfront could look different as well if the warriors build an arena at peers 30 and 32. >>> an ambitious cross country journey. john plans to pedal 4,00

lee am helms worth breakup was reported. i probably would have done the same exact thing. this is way too early. >>> good morning. brian shactman here. we have a few bizarre tidbits for you in sports. you won't believe how many houston fans are watching astro games from home. you can start the over/under on that one. also, who called the mets game last night? i'll give you a hint. he likes breakfast serial and super man. but we want to start with the scope of the damage continuing to emerge this morning in flood ravaged colorado. good you news, it's not raining. about 600 people still missing, but thousands are tell out of their homes. we're taking a look at video and graphics of the aaron alexis story, but we're starting with i believe we want to start with colorado if we could do that. the situation there in terms of the rain stopping and what we're doing there. guy, if you could catch up to me, i've already been there. so let's move forward to the video and any sound or do you want to go straight to aaron ala alex alexis? okay. let's go with aaron alexis. i apologize. despite a series of outbursts and mental health

lee am helms worth breakup was reported. i probably would have done the same exact thing. this is way too early. >>> good morning. brianrre tidbits for you in sports. you won't believe how many houston fans are watching astro games from home. you can start the over/under on that one. also, who called the mets game last night? i'll give you a hint. he likes breakfast serial and super man.

brian have a way to protect your portfolio for just pennies on the dollar. "the action" begins right now. >>> nasdaq markets in new york city's time square, i'm melissa lee. these are the traders on the desk. the market is up on a two month high and between syria, fed tapering and the return of the debt ceiling debate already setting up for a september. let's get to money in the now and find out what brian has to say. brian, what do you see in the out months in not only september but october as well? >> we're definitely seeing a rise in volatility. you saw a chart of the vix. basically what you're seeing is volatility rise. people getting nervous about the situation. we started to trickle in the small caps. we saw volatility rising and fear rising in the small caps. it's starting to spill over to the small caps. august was a horrible month for the market. the s&p is down almost 3%, the dow is worse. that is going to capitulate some fear. we haven't seen all the fear hit the capitulation. maybe there's more to go in the market. we haven't seen the volatility spike that we normally see in october and november. >> it's interesting, one of the things about th

brian, you have to remember what's going on here. these third party conservative groups like the club for growth, heritage action, those are the people who got him elected and other senators elected like mike lee and marco rubio as you heard him just talking about was actually the establishment basically rejected early on and they went on to win. so they don't feel beholden in any way to their party leaders and you're seeing that play out on the floor and cruz is being played out as a grassroots hero on right wing blogs as much as his critics say he deserves to be ridiculed because he can't actually change the process going forward and those critics would also say that he's painted himself into a corner and this is his attempt to prove that it's not fruitless. >> right, so he's following through to prove that he can follow through but in the bigger picture, kasie, especially for the republican party, what does it mean that there are other prominent republicans against h him. >> at this point it is a gop bloodbath. they're trying to argue behind the scenes this is an argument over tactics and not strategy and says everybody wants to defund obama care but the reality is they're really split on t

brian ross abc news. >> federal government is launc launching new smart phone app to help catch fugitive child molestors. it's called operation predator. vick lees us how it work. >> open up the new smart phone april 1st mug you see. kevin trap is a 37-year-old paramedic once lived in the bay area. he disappeared last year after being indicted on child pornography charges. >> he is responsible for distribution of over 700 images and some video of child sexual exploitation. >>reporter: this page lists all fugitives pictures and pack ground ice hopes some one will know where they are. app makes it address for the person to contact investigators. you can either text on line or press the button which allows you to phone in the tip. the agency has already had success using social media to capture fugitives. in monterey ice arrested the child molesting after facebook photo. >> tips came flooding in and we were able to app rehenl the person. >>reporter: authorities hope the app will help find registered sex offenders who fail to check in with local police. the trouble is many are homeless and finding them is difficult. >> if you went through megan law

brian webb, kpix 5. >> the transportation agency will hold a public hearing on friday to hear comments on the plan. >>> well, the america's cup is staying in america and if mayor ed lee he has his way the -- has his way the race will stay in san francisco. phil matier reports lee plans the make an offer to host the next cup. he has 90 days to do it. in the meantime he's busy planning a victory party for oracle team usa and owner larry ellison. as champion it's all maltly up to -- ultimately up to ellison where the next cup is held. >>> thousands sped off from stance today on -- san francisco today on the two day avon walk for breast cancer. as kpix 5's patrick sedillo shows us, even some walker who couldn't get out to join them managed to participate from prison. >> finance of first degree murder 9 to life. >> wakame -- 29 to life. >> 25 to life. >> reporter: they call san quentin home. five years ago they were among a small group of prisoners that saw a commercial on tv about the avon walk for breast cancer and wanted to help. >> my dad died of cancer. and i got a sister-in-law that that died of cancer. >> just come together and have a day with just walk for our mom

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lee brandon, commissioner willie adams, and commissioner murphy. and our former port commissioners. (applause) >> fx crowley, rodney fong who is here, mike halstead [speaker not understood], and dennis mccarthy and brian williams. they worked hard to make this day possible. and i have to recognize you again, mimi, for all the work that you have done. monique moyer and her staff have been very active in development of the brannan street wharf and i want to especially mention again on behalf of the commission the work of dan hodaf and stephen reid, and our neighbors and friends here in south beach. and as i like to say and in closing, one of the things i'd love to talk about in the waterfront when people ask me about it is we do have a conscious policy that every five to seven minutes you're going to come across an open space so you can enjoy the beauty of this bay. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much, president wuho. it means a lot to us you're here with commissioner katz and former commissioners. it's been a very long haul. the inspiration and vision for this open space and open space of the san francisco waterfront goes back at least 20 years, maybe 40 years, maybe 45 years. and the inspirat

brian jennings cut from the 49ers yesterday. they had to get down to a final roster of 53. some of the other notables. trim, austin cole lee, the rookie from san jose state. jumping over to the raiders. they say good-bye to andre carter. once a 49er. then a raider. now he's looking for work. hanson and stanford linebacker chase thomas among others. the regular season, it's all for real. moving forward. we'll see you later, everybody. >>> in soccer action, the san jose earthquakes got shut out in southern california where the los angeles galaxy's landon donovan showed he's still a force. donovan scored his 100th goal in a galaxy uniform. robby king scored twice. the final tally was los angeles 3, earthquakes nothing. with the loss the quakes missed a chance to gain ground. >>> back to our subject of the day. the bay bridge live look right now at the toll plaza. always looks eerie. this morning a project spokesperson said the heaviest tasks are wrapping up like the partial demolition of the old span. main work now involves cleaning and lane striping. the new bridge is still set to open by tuesday morning at 5:00 a.m. >>> so

lee miller is here to explain. >> one thing for sure, that labor day party at the vacation home of brian hole oway will be rememberedthere and an estimated mob of 300 kids broke into his property in new york and trashed the place, doing tens of thousands of dollars in damage. holloway was more than a thousand miles away in florida and learned of the so-called party as it was going on because many of the kids who were there sent out tweets holloway says he thought it was a joke but saw pictures of the damage online and says the kids were boasting. i. >> started reading tweet0s -- tweeting, we're trashing the joint, i can't believe we can't wake theirs -- this girl up. i can't believe there's this many cool drugs. >> by the type the sheriff arrived, windows and glass door's were kicked in, holes punch etch in the wall, carpets destroyed with beer, vomit, and urine. so far there's no arrests but holloway says it's going to change and 50 intruders have come forward asking for leniency, and he had this message for those refusing to take responsibility. >> i promise you there's going to be experience called shock and awe

lee and morty. the stars of swiffer. thank you very much. >> we're enjoying the limelight. >> brian: you're a great couple and great examplep, which is a great piece of advice. >> very true. >> steve: morty goes to sleep all the time. >> gretchen: coming up, one of the hottest country songs on the charts. ♪ >> gretchen: easton corbett here live to perform it. >> steve: what comes up at the top of the hour? martha mccallum knows. >> good morning. the president goes full bore on his push to launch an attack on syria. he will do six big interviews today to try to turn the tide of opinion in congress. and with the american people. but can he do it? we're going to hear from brit hume, karl rove, the nato secretary general is with us today as assad says the u.s. should expect everything in retaliation. bill and i will see you at the top of the hour [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. we're not gonna give up what we love. and when

. >> brian: by the way, we have a nap room and jenna lee and jon scott are napping right now. >>> theted. the question is, can we pull off the making of a duck call? (sound). >> that sounded good to me. >> way better than most people that come in here. >> elisabeth: get me a gun and i'm all set! >> brian: that's next. first, on this date in 1998, "i don't want to miss a thing by aerosmith, this is the number one song. sing us out please. ♪ 'cause i miss you baby ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ ♪ even when i dream of you ♪ the sweetest dream would never do ♪ ♪ i still of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. do the same for your dog. you like to keep your family healthy and fit. introducing purina dog chow light & healthy. it's a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend... ...with 20% fewer calories than dog chow. new purina dog chow light & healthy. "duck dynasty" >> steve: all week we're getting an inside look into the lives of america's top tv family, the "duck dynasty" crew. >> elisabeth: the robertson family welcomed us into their home and shared with me

brian holloway. put out the call to the 300 teenagers. he says vandalized his home during a party while he was away. but as jennifer lee reports.only four teens showed up to help clean up. >> they could not believe what they saw. >> they are two of 300 teenagers the police say trespassed on his property. the damage has been done. they spray-painted and broke some of the windows. >> people were taxing each other at the address. the two teenagers came to is come to apologize. >> though former new england patriots won it them to come to his home to find redemption. >> they all need time to just talk. they need to work through this a temporary this was offensive to the entire community. he stated that the teenagers involved should take responsibility for what they have done. being a leader, being responsible, being able to will tell someone that you are sorry and that you were wrong. >> that is what these other two teenagers did. they volunteer to clean up the mess. >> was it worth it? >> no, not all. >> according to published reports, mikaela and ricky are both being charged with trespassing. police are continuing to interview oth

lee miller's looking into this for us. so what happened? >> reporter: well, i can tell you, martha, that this labor day party at the home of brian holloway iso be remembered for a long, long time but for the wrong reasons, most especially because holloway was not there. a mob of an estimated 300 kids broke into his property in upstate new york and did tens of thousands of dollars in damage. holloway, meanwhile, was more than a thousand miles away in florida. he learned of the so-called party as it was going on because many of the kids who were there sent out tweets. holloway says, at first he thought it was all a joke until he saw photos of the damage on the internet as the party was still taking place. fox news talked to holloway this morning, and he recalls some of the tweets from those who invaded his home. >> we started reading all these tweets, people tweeting, you know, i can't believe holloway's house, this is awesome. we're trashing the joint. >> reporter: by the time sheriff's deputies arrived, windows and doors were kicked in, carpets were destroyed with beer, vomit and urine. the damage tab still not calculated, martha. at least,

rand paul and marco rubio and senator lee is they've been telling america the dangers of obamacare and they really would like to defund it and derail it. >> brian ham, he quoted ashton kucher from an awards show and i think he might be just a little bit hungry because he talked aboutÑ> brian: he's trying not to eat on camera. here is a little bit of the last 16 hours that elisabeth edited together. >> i'm reading tweets that concern the hash tag defund obamacare because it's just another way to gain control over people. defund obamacare because i don't want the government dictating my health care. because i don't trust the government to run my health care. because it was sold to us on lies. you can keep your insurance? no. my coverage reduced to nearly nothing. premiums the same. green eggs and ham was my favorite book when i was a little boy. so he would make me green eggs and ham. the food coloring is a little bit cheating. if you take something like spinach and mix it into the eggs, the eggs turn green. i and i believe i can speak for you and congressmen, and others of us are very, very proud whacko b