nora is trying to take care of pat. he's covered in sores. the sores on his foot are so bad that the bone is sticking out. >> he said he's in pain, give him something else. the man in this video is completely unrecognizable from the photos we saw at nora's house. >> [crying] i'm sorry. i'm sorry. the medicare review board gave amara only one star - defined as "much below average" in an overall rating. but despite that low rating, there have been no fines or penalties levied in at least the past three years. and across the us, there's little consistency to how facilities get fined for giving bad care. >> people ask me all the time. why doesn't the state close down bad nursing homes. well, if that was the case, okay? then there really wouldn't be any nursing homes open. it's like a yo-yo effect in nursing homes. >> 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

. >> reporter: then nora was 11 years old she was forced to marry a man who was 45. she suffered years of physical and psychological abuse. today she is a leading activist fighting to ban child marriages. >> i was an innocent child. i was poor. so when they got me new clothes i felt great happiness. but everything changed. my husband was an alcoholic. the first time he took off his clothes you can imagine what happened to a child. >>> she fled her abusive husband many times only to be turned back by her parents. she suffered miscarriages and internal bleeding. a traum traumatizing experiencet affected her and her children. she has been taking anti-depressants for years. >> because of all that i have gone through i feel scared when i think about my daughter. i don't want her to marry. i want her to continue her studies. she has not been able to forget the beatings that i suffered for years. >> reporter: after a long legal battle nora has been granted a divorce. and her work to fight child marriages seems to have paid off. the charter would set the minimum age for marr

. >> when nora was 11 years old, she was forced to marry a man who was 35.he suffered years of physical and psychological abuse. today he is a leading activist fighting to ban child marriages. >> translation: i was an innocent child. i was poor. when they got me knew clothes i felt happiness. everything changed. my husband was an alcoholic. when he first took off his clothes, you can imagine what happened to a child. >> nora fled her abusive husband only to be turned back by her parents. she suffered miscarriages and internal bleeding. a traumatising experience that affected her and her three children. she has been taken anti-depressants for years. >> translation: because of all i have gone through i feel scared when i think about my daughter. i don't want her to marry, i want her to continue her studies, my daughters haven't been able to forget the beatings i suffered for years. >> after a battle nora has been granted a divorce. and her experience and determination to ban child marriages seems to have paid off. members of the organization drafting yemen's n

nora was about to be running foreign policy for romney. [laughter]>> o okay.we'rgoing g >> we going to get together and gossip. okay. that.ad that >> you can read that.ve >> man you have bad handwritina but thankd you but thank you. >> i'm so happy to see you! >> thank you for coming. yeah! >> hello. [inaudible conversations] >> it's been -- since we hung out at my house. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] >> that sounds vaguely familiar. [inaudible conversations] >> there we go! fantastic! [inaudible conversations] >> this is for your sister? >> yeah. >> that's so nice of you. [inaudible conversations] >> obligations -- [laughter] >> thank you. this is a fun one. >> oh, good! >> this one isn't like work. >> i said have you ever ran an ann cowl -- coulter. >> thank you. i appreciate that. you're my favorite person here now. [inaudible conversations] >> ann, how are you doing? tell me when you're ready to go in! >> let me sign the one in here. i want them to buy books and come here. >>> hello. we have a fun segment. let's do it again this weekend! >> i have -- you're not doing it? >> i'm here next weekend and every weekend through new years. >> oh. no, no, n