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And after that the next day the game we lost because of you, you should have played in the put pressure on the because i knew i couldnt play but they rub it in my face but they dont know. >> did you understand why you were able to go to school but not able to play basketball? >> i didnt. i would have to get vaccinated for this one thing? >> besides her parents, do you feel anybody was fighting for you trying to help you understand, provide more information or say this is just not fair to take th...

Dominic, my coworker, and started to drink a hot chocolate, were looking at the tv screen, showing the photos that were inside. >> every wall in the store, even the ceilings are lined with pictures. hundreds and hundreds of pictures. many of them are too powerful to explain. even for the people who were there. and i said dominic, thats us. when i found that picture, it actually changed my life. it just gave me a lot of closure, thats the word im looking for, it gave me closure. i was able to mov...

Started to drink a hot chocolate, were looking at the tv screen, showing the photos that were inside. >> every wall in the store, even the ceilings are lined with pictures. hundreds and hundreds of pictures. many of them are too powerful to explain. even for the people who were there. and i said dominic, thats us. when i found that picture, it actually changed my life. it just gave me a lot of closure, thats the word im looking for, it gave me closure. i was able to move on with my life, because...

Nevada, colorado and we completely eliminated it for rape and sexual assault in california. theres efforts to do this in other states like pennsylvania. but what i want to say is this is really important. its important that the criminal justice system has finally worked on behalf of a victim, and that womens words mattered and were valued. >> reporter: let me ask one last question. because your case cant be prosecuted, does this give you some sense of closure? how do you feel about that having w...

My cousin said they caught him and i could go out . i didnt believe her and so i crawled out of the bathroom to peek at my television and when i did that, i saw how much enforcement was out here and i came out of the bathroom and brought him out with me. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what gave me closure, the officer walked by and i said are you a happy officer and he gave me thumbs up a big smile and then i know they got him, it is done. >> one womans experience with her eight year ol...

>> thanks very much. thats it for "360." see you again at 10:00 p.m. thanks for watching. "piers morgan tonight" starts now. on september 10, 2011, he was a hard charging, high-living ceo. september 12, he was the only family of the families of 658 people, cantor fitzgerald made it out alive. >> i thought everyone i ever imagined working with ever had been killed. >> he attempted his own life. he tells us how he rebuild his business and his life over the dust of ground zero. and a ...

>> he attempted his own life. he tells us how he rebuild his business and his life over the dust of ground zero. and a woman whose life went up in flames on that terrible day. >> out of the elevator shaft blew a wall of fire that enveloped me. >> she had an 8% chance of living through it. this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." good evening, tonight new york city is a city on edge. we hear more about the terror alerts from 9/11. communications from a known al qaeda ope...

september 12, he was the only hope of the family of the families of 658 people, cantor fitzgerald made it out alive. >> i thought everyone i ever imagined working with ever had been killed. he tells us how he rebuild his business and his life over the dust of ground zero. and a woman whose life went up in flames on that terrible day. >> out of the elevator shaft blew a wall of fire that enveloped me. >> she had an 8% chance of living through it. this is a special edition of "piers mo...

it out alive. >> i thought everyone i ever imagined working with ever had been killed. >> he attempted his own life. he tells us how he rebuild his business and his life over the dust of ground zero. and a woman whose life went up in flames on that terrible day. >> out of the elevator shaft blew a wall of fire that enveloped me. >> she had an 8% chance of living through it. this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." good evening, tonight new york city is a city on edge. w...

Or the details of his burial at sea. if you had a chance to view the bin laden photos taken after his death, would you? that was a question posed to members of the intelligence and armed services committees of the house and senate. joining me now, two members. doug lanborn who viewed the photos and mike kaufman who chose not to view the pictures. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good to see you. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> shannon: i will start with you. why was is important for yo...