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workers living eight to 12 and a bunk room, using filthy bathrooms.ese bathrooms are right over open sewage chains and they were working 12 hour shifts. how do american workers compete when chinese workers are willing to live like this just to have a job and doesn't the company have some responsibility in this? some kind of humanity that they wouldn't allow their workers to be exploited in such a way. liz mcdonald joins me now with more on this. it's pretty sad. >> is very sad to this has been a lap mark on apple for some time in the story, we have heard about this since 2010. this factory along with foxconn, apple in the past is that we work with suppliers to address these problems and we are the deep into our supply chain but the fact that these conditions for these workers have repeatedly come up over the years means it's a real circle for apple to try to stop it. trish: you wonder, they think about how to make these products and thinking about their own profitability. are they really paying that much attention to this suppliers? are they paying at

this man has been filthy going back to his cy young year.ilthy and effective if you want to talk about return on investment. scherzer now holds three out of the top four spot on the nationals single-game strikeout list and he's been here for only a little more than a year. the most by any pitcher against the former team having scherzer calling it a feather in his cap. nick giovanni wusa9. >>> always watching, always tracking wusa9's first alert l.dc's most accurate. >>> so much fun to watch when they are on fire like that. >> special. >> man that, was a good, good outing, no doubt. >> i remember wa gooding when he was in the mix of the height of his career. weather wise, i know we've got some more from scherzer coming up here, weather wise more from mother nature. but i'm telling you sunday, monday f you're going to work saturday and take monday off do it because monday will be fun, monday will be really nice and sunday won't be too bad. today most of the rain is out towards the mississippi valley. i would say most, but not all because withi

filthy.haryl: it turns out this illegal immigrant from guatemala was part of a human trafficking network preying on the illegal children. the government had released the youths to her after she falsely claimed to be a family friend. she took their paychecks and sent the money to co-conspirators. in all, six plead guilty in the case, including five foreigners -- four of them illegal immigrants. arthur: these kids were terrified, they had them lined up against the trailer when they raided, i felt sorry for them, because they were crying. sharyl: the egg farm managers weren't charged. they said they had n trafficking people. health and human services, hhs, has handed illegal immigrant children over to convicted felons in the u.s., according to a source with access to department of homeland security information -- assault, sexual offense against a child, even homicide. sen. claire mccaskill: i find the situation in front of us today unacceptable and i am disgusted and angry. sharyl: at a hearing

[all booing] - shut your filthy holes, you little bastards! - get off the stage, phil collins! we want timmy! all: yeah. - you just want to laugh at him. - no, you see, we learned something today. yeah, sure, we laughed at timmy, but what's wrong with laughter? just because we laugh at something doesn't mean we don't care about it. timmy made us smile and playing made timmy smile, so where is the harm in that? the people that are wrong are the ones that think people like timmy should be protected and kept out of the public's eye. the cool thing about timmy being in a band was that he was in your face, and you had to deal with him, whether you laughed or cried or felt nothing. that's why timmy rules. - yeah. timmy, timmy! [all chanting] timmy! timmy! timmy! - man, it sucks not being part of lollapalabala. - yeah. - hey, dudes. - skylar, what are you doing here? isn't reach for the skylar supposed to play soon? - they booed phil collins off the stage. everyone is chanting for timmy and the lords of the underworld. - oh, so now that they want us you think you can just waltz back i

we know a lot about your ex wife in that film now. >> the filthy you know what. you just got back from vegas. >> yes, sir. >> seth: and i've heard that you have a friend in vegas who is considered a high roller. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: i don't know if he considers himself a high roller or -- >> yeah, he's puffed up about himself. >> seth: now what does a high roller actually mean in las vegas? >> i don't really know. but i know they are gamblers. they just -- like to vegas and he goes, "dude, you want me to take care of you?" i go, "take care of what?" he goes, "you're like a tv guy. they don't care about that. no offense, but i'm like a gambler. they cover me, they take care of me. i'll hook you up." i go, "i think i'm all right." he goes, "no, no, no. dude, they fly me out the from l.a. to vegas, comped." [ laughter ] i go, oh, my god, that $89 flight on southwest they cover that? [ laughter ] limo to and from the airport with a sun roof. [ laughter ] on the house. i go, oh, that six-minute ride? he goes, "you know it." i go, "how much you down?" he goes, "about

. >> good, i hope you didn't catch any sores from her filthy -- you know.>> seth: welcome to the show, our friend, david spade. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> good. >> seth: really happy to have you here. >> that clip was a little rough on the ears. >> seth: it was. we found out a lot about that lady's tastes. we know a lot about your ex wife in that film now. >> the filthy you know what. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: so you just got back from vegas. >> yes, sir. >> seth: and i've heard that you have a friend in vegas who is considered a high roller. >> oh, yeah. >> seth: i don't know if he considers himself a high roller or -- >> yeah, he's puffed up about himself. >> seth: now what does a high roller actually mean in las vegas? >> i don't really know. but i know they are gamblers. they just -- like when i'm going to vegas and he goes, "dude, you want me to take care of you?" i go, "take care of what?" he goes, "you're like a tv guy. they don't care about that. no offense, but i'm like a gambler. they cover me, they take care of me. i'll h

when you go into a store, and it's filthy. okay?going to sell to people because it says i hate you. but then it gets worse. because outside of macy's and gap, look at nordstroms. i go in and try to buy stuff, they're out of stock, they said we can get it online. it's, like, i will. but i'm going to go buy it on amazon prime because i don't like it, reship it and send it back. so it's not that the consumer is dead, it's that these stores are crappy. i don't even think malls are. but you've got to sell online. i mean come on. ashley: the quote of the day. lee munson, thank you so much. we can hear the closing bells ringing on wall street. all happy. i don't know why. because it's friday. that's why. maybe that's it. david: stocks getting hammered saying they've had enough with this. the stocks closing down today 185 points. i'm david asmand. mellisa: and i'm melissa francis here's what else is happening this hour. more republican congressman seem to be falling in line behind donald trump. his team wrapping up its first meeting on capi

it's a rated-r kind of filthy movie, action movie, with some -- >> jimmy: it's a good rated-r movie. on. and that's, like, one of my favorite movies. so the two kids -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one of the greatest movies ever. >> so my two kids are in there. and i'm, like, "do i throw them out of here, or i let them watch it?" i'm go, "eh, let them watch it. this will be good." they're little, my kids. they're, like, 10 and 7. so anyways, we're laughing. they were getting the jokes. i was, "oh, my god, they like 'airplane.' this is incredible." and then, of course, out of nowhere the giant jugs come out. [ laughter ] and a woman, you know, she shakes them and runs away. >> jimmy: i remember that scene. >> right, right. and i was like, "oh, what do i do now? all right, that happened. nothing we can do." [ laughter ] and my kids laughed. they loved it. and so now, when they watch the disney channel, they're like, "when are we going to see those jugs again?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. that's not true. >> i'm pretty sure --. >> jimmy: that's not true. that's not true at

residents there and hells kitchen of said hell no, we don't want to filthy, polluted, noisy bus terminal in our neighborhood. >> and the rest of us in tolls, and every thing else. i am really happy about one thing. this is is probably my face meeting that you have gone too. finally we have gotten an honest answer from a port authority official. >> i think it's unfair to the commuters. there are no answers. there is no progress. we keep hearing the same thing. nothing. >> the port the port authority is like a battleship. it takes a really long time to make turns in one direction. it is a massive bureaucratic organization, we understand that we would like it to change but that change will take time. >> thank you. at. at least it was an honest meeting. >> thousands of dogs, cats and other animals are sitting in shelters across new jersey waiting -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> and they continue to be successful and how much the community is seeking everything that they do. >> it's particularly nice when you find someone dedicated. adopt, don't shop. there is a lot of amazing animals in these

he had been drinking filthy water and have little by way of food and medicine coming in. the fear is that when the battle comes into the city, they may face mortal danger. they are being taken to camps at the south of falluja, where they can find shelter and food. >> thank god we were able to get away from suffering. they left us to starve and thursday. they never sent them back, alive or dead. >> the capital of baghdad was hit by three big explosions, two carried out by suicide bombers. it seemed to be an attempt by i.s. to strike behind enemy lines. once the city is surrounded, there could be a pause before the final assault, allowing civilians to escape. be stoppingrted to them from fleeing, accused of using them as human shields. i spoke with james jeffrey, who served as the u.s. ambassador to iraq and is at the washington institute for policy. could the battle for falluja be a turning point? >> on this american memorial day, it is appropriate that americans and our allies around the world are on the cusp of a possible major victory against isis in one of its key area

service, "filthy preppy teen$," is available now, welcome back comedian paul scheer. ( cheers and applauseone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightly show using the hashtag #tonightly. >> as we talked about earlier in the show, senior citizens are the fastest growing demographic of pot users in the country. it's amazing. but half of america is still against legalizing pot. my question is, should we just let old people who paid their dues to society do what they want? >> yes, old people are having a second spring break in life. they have boner pills. they're getting high. it used to be they'd go there on die but now it's to party. >> larry: it's like the final thing. >> exactly. >> i have no problem with it. you live long enough, you should be able to do what you want to do. >> do what you want to do, if you want to smoke, if you want to shoot -- >> shoot, shoot people. >> then do it. >> larry: heroin? >> whatever you want to do. >> larry: really? >> when you're older it is easier to find a vein. >> that's a very good point. >> the only problem i have with old people sm

many rooms are dirty, even filthy. important medications and that meant are lacking. venezuela cacannot afford to impoport them. >> there are not enougugh doctos scrubs or syringes. we d''t havave the tools to do reporter: doctors say the number of cancer deaths is rising because ey are forced to delay trtment. there are reports of wborns dying because of the lack of equipment. as long as venezuela 5 -- venezuzuela possible initial crisis sho no signf enending, the's noope th patient willet bette treatme. sah:urning tonother sto -- gernments wldwide are not doing enough to tackle slavery. daniel winter from our business desk is here with a new report. daniel: a new study shows almost 46 million people worldwide are forced to work as slaves. if double the estimate of the international labor organization. almost every country has laws against slavery but not enough is seeing done to hold businesses to account. >> stripped of their rights, exploited and abused, working in the democratic republic of the congo's mines are hell on earth, forced labor without any pay at all.

. >>> you have a few minutes to pick up the ticket that could make you stinking filthy rich. it's up to 415 million bucks. it's the the biggest since the record setting prize back in january $1.6 billion. the odds are not in my favor. you have one in 192.2 million chance of winning the drawing tonight. of course we'll have the wing numbers on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. good luck. much more to come on "action news," a fight inside a bar in northeast philadelphia ends with two people injured. >>> plus a feat of engineering today at villanova. we'll take you to a competition for the region's brightest young minds. >>> the phillies cool off after a hot streak. jamie apody has sports when "action news" comes right back. >> police are investigating after two men were stabbed in northeast philadelphia. investigators think it happened after a fight broke out last night at the bamboo sports bar and grill on the 6200 block of bustleton avenue. one victim was stabbed in his rib cage and is in critical condition. the second victim was stabbed in the hand. no arrests so far. >>> some wel

at the end of today's hearing, yelling at the judge, filthy animal. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> for a third consecutive night, a wide swath of this country is on alert for the threat of yet another tornado outbreak. 27 million are bracing for impact from north texas to indiana. some in areas that have already been hit hard this week. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from the danger zone. >> reporter: today in tennessee, a flood emergency. up to seven inches of rain pounded the county within hours, prompting water rescues. >> bridge is completely out. people cannot get in or out. >> reporter: overnight, lightning burned down this strip mall. while missouri saw baseball-sized hail. and in mayfield, kentucky, the cleanup is under way. >> holy mackerel! >> reporter: after this tornado swept through. injuring ten people and narrowly missing an elementary school. >> no matter what anybody can say, god was with us yesterday. >> i didn't think i was going to make it. >> reporter: gus barely survived, clinging to a tree outside his home. >> you ca

. >> almost all of them were found in filthy alleyways, mostly in south los angeles.ll of them were dumped like trash. >> the killings took place over a 22-year span starting in 1985. dna linked the former trash collector to crimes. >>> north korea's ruling party is holding its first full congress in 36 years today. but whether it will lift the veil on kim jong-un's secretive regime isn't known. foreign journalists were not admitted to the site. the congress has authority on paper but power is closely held by kim and his inner circle. >>> coming up on the "morning news," hand signals from johnny manziel? the former browns quarterback may have been sending a message during his latest court appearance. >>> and the falcon has landed. spacex nails another successful landing at sea. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> this portion of the "cbs morning news" sponsored by sea-bond denture ads hessive. no pasty ooze. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. wi

reporter: until the channel cleanup begins, romana castro lives in fear of the next storm, and the filthyod it could bring. >> material things can always be bought again, but my child's life? that's completely different. or they could get sick, all of that contaminated water could make them sick. it really worries me. >> stewart: learn more about how economic woes and the threat of zika are affecting life for people in puerto rico. watch our reports online at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> stewart: turning to the middle east and the war on isis, the united states is now deploying a small number of special operations troops on the ground in libya. it's part of a strategy to weaken isis and support a unity government in libya, which has been torn apart by civil unrest since a european-led mission backed by the u.s. toppled libyan dictator muammar gaddafi five years ago." washington post" reporter missy ryan has written about the new libya mission, and she joins me now from washington. so missy we know isis is the islamic state in iraq and syria. when and where did it begin to settle in libya? >>

aaron nola was flat out filthy, he had seven innings of shut out ball.e has a 20 inning scoreless streak. bull pen, closing the door. jeanmar gomez, closing the season. one to nothing the final score. >>> that is all for sports. i'm don bell. have a great day. >>> disgruntled eagles quarterback sam bradford may skip the teams voluntary work outs and now a bucks county restaurant wants him gone. >> owner of the big q barbecue in levittown says he is sick of brad forward's behavior after eagles drafted another quarterback. he create aid new sandwiched billed as a barbecue one voyage, but it has bone less chicken, pulled pork, cheese and jalapenos on what he is calling a very soft role. >> i don't think i need to explain why, we put chicken on it. pulled pork because, he will be getting pulled and jalapeno to give it spices to sim aboutizes the hot seat. >> that is crazy. >> sandwich, is free to the first 150 people who want to see bradford gone starting at noon today. it is $5 until bradford is out of town. after that, it is seven doll are which, of course

so it is like for people who not only have a filthy mind, but no education. >> special thanks to joanne nosuchunsky and camille foster and dagin mcdowell and kurt metzger. i'm tom shillue. see you next time. episode of "the five." that's it from us, "special report" is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington on what has turned into a busy friday, with news breaking all afternoon. we have four major stories we're following up on right now. we're learning about new evidence on the possible cause of that egypt air disaster. at least one expert says an elect cal fire may have led to catastrophic mechanical failure. they're not ruling out terrorism. we'll bring you the latest. a shooting at the white house this afternoon, president obama was not there. law enforcement sources tell fox news a secret service officer shot an individual in the stomach. after that person approached the white house complex with a weapon in plain sight. president obama is telling congress to get

then she found a two-bedroom duplex on 13th the door had to be locked the carpet was filthy but she put on a good face she hung curtains and it closed up the whole. into one of of worst neighborhoods $550 to take 80 percent of her welfare check. 88% at the beginning of every month is gone.as on and she is not alone to spend the majority of what she has on housing we have reached a point for most low in, renters spent the most on housing one other four are spending 70% to pay rent under these conditions it is an oasis from personal responsibility but in the 2000 that housing costs or that many of us you don't live in the trailer parks don't think they benefit from public housing but the opposite is true one at a for households that qualify a preceded. that arrangement would be unthinkable with other social services and that if we turn away three and four families that a playful -- apply for food stamps but that is how we treat housing in the waiting list is counted in decades not years of uri single-parent and apply today you might be al grandparents by the time the application comes up.

maybe it was a puppy you saw in a filthy mall drug store or the first time you bought a gerbil. girl fell head over heels into a wishy green friend she had to have. >> i want to have her forever. i want to keep her forever. >> stop, relax. kennedy: relax, corrine. this one was sent to us by bring your own anarchy using #topicalstorm. bring your own anarchy. busking is when you perform on the street for money. i made over $1,000 you go inning street buskers when i was in college. but i would never threaten this guy. [♪] that takes some serious mother loving talent. playing the drums and juggling at the same time. the timing, the skills, the dexterity. very impressive. almost as impressive as a horse learning to play the piano. i can hear it, can you? that was einstein on the beach by phillip glass. topic number 3. phillip is a model. and you notice because he's a pro and he does 25 different poses in just 30 seconds. he does the same three poses over and over again. what's that squeaky noise? is he some sort of robot? maybe he's a fashion serbian androids i keep reading about. no

these filthy aliens are unfitted by religious superstition and inborn prejudices from assuming any of the duties of american citizenship. senator john jones concluded, we oppose the chinese coming here because our sturdy, area entry route, trunk, and branch, if this be permitted to wend its way around it. this vitriol spewed from both republicans and democrats in the and americans and countered it different and more complicated, even contradict your he image in popular culture. certain aspects of the chinese ,haracter or could be negative other aspects were consistent and uniform, particularly his visual appearance. flatutive, slender, features. his yellow skin varied from all of two gold to the color of milk. copper colored, pumpkin colored, discolored. more distinctive than skin color or facial features. no cliche appeared more often in physically describing the chinese immigrant. and almond-eyes became an almost invisible phrase. the hairstyle also received attention. immigrant has long black hair, often gaily ornamented with ribbons. like all mint-eyes and skin color, these distin

walton started walmart, gets filthy rich. >> he absolutely started this business in order to make money. but what he did was bring necessary stuff to working class people at lower prices than they could get anywhere else, and that is a -- he is a much greater benefact offer humanity than barack obama or elizabeth warren or any of these others. [ applause ] >> and then there's a whole group of people, ted turner who created cnn. brian land who created c-span. jeff bezos at amazon, jimmy whales at wikipedia. larry page and sergei bren at google. they brought knowledge to the world, transparency, we get to find out more or less what politicians are up to because of this. john: but some of this did it to make money. >> some didn't, jimmy whales created a charity. he may wish he didn't do that. sure they do it to make money, by the invisible hand as adam smith put. if you set out to make money, the only way to do it is to provide people with something they want. >> one of the things that's a challenge talking about media and filmmaking, the invisible hand is hard to film. john: that's a good

the bay was filthy. >> that might be mar ki's boat. >> i didn't realize there were so many people on board. >> look at that. >> a lot of people out there. >> that's a minisubmarine. >> what a perfect day. >> it's a great day to go whale watching in san francisco bay. how cool is that? >> a good day for it. >> an outstanding day and the weekend is going to be nice too. not as warm as a couple days ago but in the mid-70s. such a beautiful day. more whales, huh? look at that. see right there. the neat thing, the gray whales these are humpbacks but the grays will get in the shallows so you'll see them. there's a whale right there. mark was saying 45 humpback whales. just lost the signal. mark and i had to fight over that. he said -- they had to send somebody out and i said i want to go but it was kind of his turn. we'll talk about your weather now which includes a little bit o more of this foggy in in morning typical summer weather but without the summer heat. fairfield 69 right now i'd expect 79. ten degrees cooler in fairfield and livermor. the distance is not much. like last night lot

in other posts he refers to obama as a kenyan fraud and a rotten, filthy, muzzie. he refers to the democratic front runner as killeary clinton and a lying and deceiving word that begins with a c. what word begins with a c? >> and he refers to african-americans as negros and not in a loving way like you do. >> no, but i am down with the people. it is hard to find good help. >> he is not the first butler to have controversial opinions. he is the beloved mr. belvidere writing in his journal. "i can't believe they invited those jews over again." and we remember bruce wayne when he said, quote, saw a negro on the lawn, sir. and there is this quote from "downton abbey," if you've got time to -- i am not even going to read that. that is so intolerant. he can't stand lack of cleanliness. joanne, look, do you think donald could use a little controversy at this point? >> i would say it is not surprising, but is it gonna hurt him? no, his camp said they are wiping their hands clean, but how do you have this man as your butler for so long? i would not want to eat or drink anyt

. >> the cdc is focusing on keeping the water clean. 80 percent of the water in public pools is filthy have to check ph, bromide. can someone come to a pool with a strip and say it is safe to swim? >> it doesn't mean you are going to know exactly how clean it is you are checking the chlorine and the ph. chlorine kills # 9 percent of all issues in the water. >> what about safe people? >> safe people is learning how to swim. learning how to swim from a reputable swim school in a safe space. to have a water watcher as you were doing today with a water watcher tag. they are not on their iphone or ipad not stepping off property to check a phone inside the house. >> the third one is safer response. that is knowing what u around your pool. water safety action plan around your pool. you have safety equipment around your pool. we have a lifeguard with a peterson belt. this is what you use in the water. two-ways to use it. i can swim out to the dock out here and i could put it around him. >> by the way -- >> i bring him in. that's one way. or i can if he is further out i can throw it and pull hi

. >>> there's a good chance the water is filthy and full of bacteria. >> oh, no. >> dr.live at the pool with details. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. those hot dogs look good. oh yeah, hebrew national. their all-beef like yours but they're also kosher. so, not just any beef goes into it. oh, honey! oh! here, have some of ours. oh! hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. >>> we are back with the fox news alert. we have seen this before, a man pushes through the emergency exit, runs on the tarmac and tries to stop a jet liner. >> it's scary to think of a security breach like this is even possible. but a bombshell new report reveals that it happens nearly every single week. >> wow. >> there he goes. >> from fox 4 live, live from dfw airport. good morning, saul, what is this all about? >> reporter: good morning. well, you know, according to that associated press report, s

this is filthy. >> they are two of the good guys who own and operate crystal clean doesn't.nvestigation because they want people to know that they need to get the ducts clean. >> indoor air. 70 times more polluted than the outdoor air. and warn about trick of the trade. >> for $389 there is no way you can clean a house the way it needs to be cleaned for the indoor air quality >> she wish she knew this before she got sucked in to an expensive mistake. >> i didn't tell my husband what it cost. charged $89. i couldn't tell him. it's money we need. horace: ouch. she told him when we showed up. >> she contacted the cleaning company. contracted with the company who said they have received no complaint from mrs. ward. we're trying to get them together. call us if you have a story for "7 on your side." >> hopefully they will work something out. >> i hope the day she told him wasn't his birthday, too. that would have been messed up. check to se how does traffic look? >> we are seeing delays for the folks. if you headed to the beach. watch for the slowdown. the delays from 450 leaving

dragon's blood, or filthy old pigeon?ter ] >> i have no idea. >> who do you think america will vote for six months from now? hot cross buns, or tiffany's quitten? >> i think it's going to be hillary. >> who do you think you would be more likely to vote for? gossip stub or literally listen? >> i'd probably vote for hillary, i would think. >> who do you think america's more likely to vote for? waddle duck, or pimply niptuck? [ light laughter ] >> i think it'd be donald trump. >> in november, who do you think you'll be voting for? waffle butt or puberty listen? >> it will be for donald trump. >> jimmy: there you go. well, i hope nobody's listening. [ cheers and applause ] waffle butt? this is cool. justin timberlake just released his first song since 2013. [ cheers and applause ] titled "can't stop the feeling." fans are like, oh, my god, oh, my god. my wife is like, "calm down, jimmy." [ laughter and applause ] i love him. i want to say happy birthday to our pal don rickles celebrating his 90th birthday this sunday. [ cheer

i call him the man with the filthy cap. the white cap and it was filthy use.d using that term. they are among the most dishonest i've ever met but they stopped using the term mastermind. they use that term and wonder why our ott youth is going and fighting for isis. i think it's gotten better from that spand standpoint. if you look at paris, 130 people killed, hundreds of people still in the hospital. just horribly wounded, can never be the same. horribly wounded. and these guys came in, boom, boom, you, over here, boom, and they just stood there and just shot everybody. no guns on the other side, folk. if you would have had guns on the other side -- if i took a couple of these folks in here, some especially wearing the red caps, make america great again, i promise there wouldn't have been 130 people killed and hundreds of people lying in the hospital to this day. it might not have happened. because if they knew there were guns in the room it might not have happened. but if it did, you would have had bullets going in the opposite direction, and believe me, the

. >> reporter: her tiny room, about the size of a closet, is dark and filthy. >> the mattress was old and nasty. it was just disgusting. and the bucket to use the >> reporter: once a day, he feeds her. sometimes junk food, sometimes not at all. >> he started to give a bag of chips or crackers or something. >> reporter: her access to the bathroom is strictly limited. >> you could only take a bath like once a week. >> reporter: ariel castro is her only lifeline. but everything -- even her weekly shower -- comes at a price. >> he tried to act nice, but he's like, "well, maybe you need to go take a shower" and i had to take a shower with him. >> reporter: he forced you to take a shower with him? >> he thought that, well, i gave her that, i deserve this. >> reporter: what do you want to tell people about the sexual abuse that you suffered? >> it was horrible. after awhile, you just get used to it, like, you -- like, numb yourself to it. and you put your mind somewhere else so that you're not there, you know? you're not in that room with him. >> reporter: how often did you think you were no

from november and we see how donald trump attacks and how successful his attacks are no matter how filthyvile or even true sometimes they are. >> they've been successful in the republican party but once you leave the republican party, the political environment is very different. remember, he's been operating in an essentially all white political environment. there are few african-americans and latinos who vote in republican primaries and also an older electorate than the country as a whole. as margaret said, once you go on electorate where you have to win some significant percentage of latinos and younger voters and single women. remember, they were bad with the people before donald trump. now, it's epically bad. there are no words for the republican brand and donald trump brand among the key demographic groups. yes, you can never predict the future but never have we been able to predict a general election with more certainty. >> those are the numbers you're talking about. 81-14 among nonwhites. >> this electorate will be more among white than four years ago especially because donald trum

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the houses were filthy. they didn't change the diapers. they played video games all day.t was very sad because it was like you saw as the women were going forward the men were dropping out. since i have the microphone i will change the subject and say i have been a happy spinster for 69 years and i had two decades long relationship with a male and a female and the best part of my life is the 40 years i have been alone. she who travels alone gets to do 50 different things every day. at the time i want to do it and exactly the way i want to do it. there is a disadvantage, a favorite gilbert and sullivan musical about how the maiden in the town is such a distraction that the whole town can't leave her alone. so many vandal problems and such and my female friends who are married did not believe it and their windows were shot out and they had invasions. even at my age. it is very aggravating that the town and men cannot tolerate a single independent woman without harassment. >> someone in the back. way back. >> the question about weddings. in my early 30s, had a lot of friends