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Terrorists are believed to be trapped in the rubble of the collapsed parking garage in the mall. cnn's namil bagir has been covering the story from the beginning. this story about women being attacke attackers told by the eyewitnesses what do you know about this? >> reporter: a number of people we spoke to were very categorical they saw women amongst the attackers, this white woman they say appeared to be giving orders and firing is din crimin indiscriminately into the crowd. authorities are circumspect about this. but they acknowledge there's a growing body of evidence leading them to believe...

Many didn't want to answer. watch what happens when you finally track down an official diana dooley who runs the agency who was supposed to oversee the program. >> reporter: drew griffin with cnn. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: we've been trying to reach you and talk about the widespread fraud in the drug rehab business. but we're told that nobody will talk to us about it. in an uncomfortable moment the secretary at first refused to speak. secretary do you know alex forgetman, a convicted felon who apparently run once of these clinics and has been billing the state of california for severa...

>> the law states i don't have to. >> reporter: the law she's talking about is the controversial stand your ground law. instead of running she did what she thought was allowed by law. she believed she stood her ground and fired the gun into the wall. nobody was hurt. but it was enough to scare her husband, rico gray, and he left the house with his two young children from a previous relationship. alexander was safe from her husband but not from the law. she was arrested, her stand your ground defense rejected and found guilty by a jury. marissa alexander's husband rico gray agreed to do an on c...

Tell you that we are sorry. >> reporter: while legislators grilled douglas on why it took a news report to get the agency to act, the state has confirmed it is, in fact, now acting. >> the system didn't work well, that it was a fractured system, that there was systematic failures within the state. it is true that many of the problems came to light through investigative reporting. >> reporter: 64 criminal cases are being investigated through the state's didn't of justice. 174 clinic sites have also been suspended including every single clinic exposed in our rehab racket series. sir -- wait a mi...

Can you name one person, one clinic you've actually shut down? or stopped paying? >> i can't. again, anderson, our focus is on rooting out this fraud in this program. >> i feel thad bad -- i appreciate you being on tonight. i know your boss didn't want to talk. i appreciate you being on. but you have one talking point. and you continue to say it. in fact, the fact that you answer every time by saying again just verifies that you're giving the same answer over and over again. >> as you can see, not a lot of answers from that interview. today as i said the next step, lawmakers demanding answers....