and take him to the pediatrician and get him on ritalin then child protective services could charge us for educational and emotional neglect from the flourish great big pharma teams up with all sorts of screaming school kids as mental patients reps hold quote national depression screening days to push their products in high school assemblies which all students must attend and. gifts pope a pill and everything will be alright snow's the washington times was the message a.d.h. d. is a means of making pain patients out of normal individuals and once they are given a prescription and put on medications that are virtually never discontinued they have lifetime pain patients that's what's behind the epidemic screening questions was so generalized to every living being on the planet it's qualifies do you feel sad. for. some i've had periods of great optimism and other periods of pessimism. happens. to. the shortness of breath gained weight and so i have an idea that students are going to be some. as in everybody wants corporal forty two bipolar disorder moderate to severe symptoms and leave th

> child therapist christy murphy has seen more than her fair share, and was stunned when child protective services did not investigate 6,500 cases. >> i was apuxed knowing children die from abuse. there are many cases that are never reported. it's unacceptable. >> if you have people with the ability to override policy or law, you end up with a situation like this. the situation lawmakers were discussing alt an oversight hearing on monday was how the thousands of cases ended up on a shelf. here is how it's supposed to work. >> call comms in. a worker has to assess the safety. the report is september to a field office, where a supervisor puts eyes on the report. and makes a determination on who that report will be assigned to. >> unless the report was one of the more than 6,000 that went nowhere. those reports were stamped ni for not investigating. nobody knows what happens in thousands of cases. >> the consequences are devastating. what we need to do now is find the 6,000 or more children that have been left - possibly left in a chronically abusive situation. what we need to do now is find out who

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alternately responsible for child protection in the state clarence carter ironically burr even said that fixing up arizona's troubled department of child protection services was a top priority as governor but it seems like she's been far more concerned with making sure all those brown people stay out of her state. of the. it was a. very hard to take a. look at her had sex with her right there. well guys i didn't think it was possible that the cia is officially ruined one of my all time favorite beatles songs that's right according to the associated press reporters out of goldman in matter who is lennon mccartney is classic penny lane was the code name for a multi-year long program to turn guantanamo prisoners into double agents goldman in a talk to nearly a dozen u.s. officials involved in the program and while they owe it all chose to remain anonymous these are the same guys that uncovered the n.y.p.d. is enormous muslim surveillance operation so i think it's safe to say they have some credibility according to their reporting as hundreds of detainees began flooding into guantanamo in the years following nine eleven the cia just couldn't pass up a golden

be child protective services we heard from someone that has been trying to fix the system for years. paul has that part of the story. >> there's no doubt that the system is terribly flawed. you can use any cliche. nobody within the agency thought to question it. somebody would have said maybe we aren't allowed to do this, let's find out if we are. the way they went about it is unbelievable. >> just last month is what finally brought these cases to light. the memo itself scalled the practice dangerous and unlawful, and goes on to call eight medicine that is worse than the disease. >> it lays out how abuse calls should be handled. >> they are rules and regulations specifically say they can't do that. they have no choice. >> cps may not have the man power to carry it out. in publish reports it has roughly 600 fewer caseworkers than it needs. one criticism is that the child welfare system is broken it has been managing from crisis to crisis for decades. my personal believe is that will also dissipater. >> people in arizona can only hope that f capable of handling its workload. >> this it

and she was put into custody, for child protective services.racial profiling was to blame. >>> and cee lo green is opening up about the felony drug charge he's facing. why he says he is feeling optimistic right now. >>> a lot to get to. and then, a lot to get to. >> what? >> sam, we're going to ask you to bring your seat backs to their proper upright positions. stow your stuff because the plane is coming in for a final approach, my friend. we have a great morning ahead for you. >> working on highlight reels all night long. that's coming up. right now, we're going to get to the latest of nigella lawson. the celebrity chef is taking the stand. she was reluctant because her ex-husband has been threatening her. lama hasan is there. in london where this is all playing out. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. well, first the first time since this trial began, nigella lawson is breaking her silence and speaking out. saying her ex-husband, charles saatchi, is spreading false accusations of her alleged drug use. things are heat

they're pictured by child protective services. this is so cool.kids' dream to go in a toy store and grab whatever you can. >> i like toys. that's a great story, thank you, andy. >> appreciate it. >> all right. >>> the top headlines and what's to come on the day ahead. we'll tell you all about it right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're all alone friend, ♪ pick up the phone then. ♪ ring ring, call them up, ♪ tell them about the new trends. ♪ ♪ before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracey got the bankamericard better balance rewards edit card, ich fits nicely with everything else in life she has to balance. that's the benefit of responsibility. apply online or visit a bank of america near you. >>> an amazing story of survival. a family stranded in the wilderness survives for days in arctic temperatures. how they managed to stay alive. >>> and parts of the country digging

on their way to report his alleged abuse at her hands to child protective services. >> he began to rip pieces of the door panel off of the inside of our car. it is challenging for him because with autism, he does not display his emotions, but he feels them deeper than most of us. >> the parents struggled for years to find the right school for the autistic, but high functioning 15-year-old. but police now believe that while his parents were at church, she sent text messages and then twice came by their home and had sex with the child. >> the audacity of what happened in our home while we were at church. >> this was particularly disturbing. our victim is a child and a child with special needs. he should have been nurtured and protected by his teacher. >> did she flee to hong kong? >> someone in her apartment declined to talk to us, but police say hong kong is exactly where the alleged abuser is now. they say early in the morning after they searched her home and obtained an arrest warrant, she took a flight from new york to china. >> do you think you know where she is in hong kong or do y

. >> and holly, let's talk caseload when it comes to child protective services. know i've covered these stories in multiple states, and it almost seems like this is a problem across the country. >> it absolutely is a problem. i can guarantee you when they start to look into it, this caseworker probably had anywhere between two to three times the amount of cases that they are supposed to be able to cover. it's kind of the same thing we see with any public agency, you know, you look at a public defender's office, rosa, you look at these social service agencies. they are funded by taxpayer dollars. all of those things are being cut, all of those programs, and, therefore, the workers who are trying to juggle a caseload are handling three, four, five times sometimes the amount that they can morally, responsibly handle and look after. >> and i know that in this case they talked about perhaps the social worker losing their job. should other people be losing their jobs over this? because it almost seems like no one knew where this child was, the parts parents obviously d

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arrest and if she didn't pay $2,000, she would be arrested and her children would be put into child protective servicesw, that scammer used a computer program to make it appear that call was coming from an actual police department. >>> this is a big week for two of the bay area's biggest transit agency the workers in b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions are set to vote on a revised contract. the tentative agreement announced saturday could finally end the long and bittered labor dispute that resulted in the strike. two previous agreements have been voted down by the rank and file. >>> the city of san francisco will submit a letter to team oracle offering to host the america's cup yacht race. only this time, the san francisco chronicle says city officials won't be offering any big subsidies or real estate as part of the deal. the city would be able to avoid another $6 million environmental impact study. the winning bid is expected to be announced sometime next year. the yacht race itself will probably take place in 2017. >>> there's a new record holder for the nfl's single season touchdown pass record. >> mann

the children were picked from child protective services.am has to be to go to a toy store before christmas and grab everything they can. >> i'd be running. shoving it into the cart. >> you'd be good at that. >> i bet andy would be a good teammate. >> i'd go straight for the xbox and ps4s. >>> we have history in the making this morning. a first for general motors. really a first for an entire industry. mary barra will become the company's first female ceo ever. and she is the first woman to run a major u.s. automaker. experts say barra could change the company's culture for the better. lee gallagher is assisting managing editor for a magazine. >> gm is now the largest company by revenue run by a woman. this is a huge deal. and not only that, the auto industry has sort of famously male dominated. it's lagged behind other industries in the ability to advance women to the very top. this is historic on a number of levels. >> i guess it wasn't a slam dunk. there were other people up for it. she's eminently qualified. she's in the middle of this i

. >> now to a follow up story, thousands of reports of child abuse ignored by protective services. they were all marked with the letters ni - not investigated. authorities in arizona say the top priority now is determining the status of the children involved. paul beban reports from phoenix. >> here is a cps report that we received >> outside phoenix in the city of scottsdale detectives are getting their marching orders, investigating ni reports, some dating back to 2009. exactly as if the case had come in today. if there was a case reported a year ago, two years ago, three years ago, our urgency continues. did it go on, could there be a child in worse continue than two or three years ago. >> lieutenant todd told me he received 143 cases stamped ni. >> we have to put eyes on the child. how is their health, demeanour, physical appearance. are they safe and well? larson is the commanding officer of the scottsdale advocacy center where multiple areas of law enforcement and social service work hand in hand. >> everyone in the building is an expert in dealing with crimes do with childre

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service protection so it's hard to blend in, even if you'd like to. but i think the press in general respected that and realized that a child shouldn't be exposed to theind of press that their parents get. i think it worked out well. it was very hard to move to washington and then have to move back. >> we have one photograph we'll put on screen that shocked most of us. this is amy carter going to school. we'll put it on the screen here so you can see. [laughter] >> the reporters on this little tiny character with her snoopy bag to school. they made the decision to public school even though she would be more exposed to this sort of thing. >> yes. the other thing i should say, the carters were relatively young occupants of the white house and then amy was very much the young daughter, so it's a little unusual for -- it's not unique but unusual for presidents to have a daughter that young. >> she was 8, 9? >> something like that >> the decision for public school was really a decision that many people commented on and it became politicized. but it was in many ways an example to the nation and in some ways a rebuke of a lot of white southerners who were se

services has to say about this whole case. for our employees who are pregnant, we believe that the flu vaccine provides a safe and effective way of protecting a mother and her unborn childt i'm holding at this time and i'm afraid that if i take this flu shot that it's going to affect this pregnancy. what do you say to them in a human way, now that you're out of a job based upon you're trying to care for your child and your own health? >> i feel i did the right thing. i stand by my decision even though the consequences have been great. no one can tell me that this is safe for my unborn child simply because the studies haven't been done. you can open the package insert and read that for yourself right there. it says studies have not been done on pregnant women. we do not know the risks on the unborn child. it should ohm be given to pregnant women if clearly indicated. i feel -- we live in day and age we can do our own research. i looked up studies and government web sites. i looked at this very intensely. i didn't make this decision lightly. so i still believe i did the right thing for me and my family. >> as our last question, what are you going to do about it now >> jus