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Busy docket. shannon, he has a full plate, doesn't he? . >> he does. can you imagine walking into this mid stream? normally ready to go in september and the fall. but walking in, he will drink from a fire hose. he will be seated to hear a group of cases starting on the 17th. one really interesting case that stands out, everybody will be watching, they think he may be the tie-breaking vote, this is a case of a church preschool in missouri that applied for a state grant that is designed to help people make play grounds safer for kids. and they wanted to get some new material, scrap tires that th...

Their side. they do it sometimes for a settlement because it's less expensive for the big corporations to settle than to litigate a case that has no merit. >> they destroyed the play grounds. we have to wear helmets. >> most of your sporting events have tickets with general liability waivers, where you agree to hold them harmless. this is -- >> is that what the fine print says? my eyes are getting too bad. >> that's right. you know, the most serious numbers of injuries, we've got baseball, then hockey, auto racing, and golf. so buyer beware. if you go to these sporting events and you get injur...

Noted many of these facilities are substandard. we have a full screen here showing. they are supposed to be good, taking care of these kids, soccer fields, flat screen tvs, play grounds, 24-hour snacks. we took a look. and one night's stay costs $231 a night for these kids. you want them to be treated well, but federal taxpayers, our viewers are paying $231 a night for what the judge says is disgusting and despicable. >> it's har to believe. these are not government-owned centers. these are private hotel like places. this is just to hold them there until the courts decide what to do with them....

Epidemic in this country is just belied by all the statistics, and on assault weapons, as dianne feinstein pointed out, when we had an assault weapons ban in 1994, we saw assault weapons crime go down 66%, 70%. steve is right, the reason we see the nra as marketing assault weapons to 10-year-olds is because shooting sports like hunting are on the decrease, and what the nra is fundamentally trying to do and what this is all about, everything that they do is about selling more guns. and the parallels to the tobacco industry become very clear. it was when we realized that the tobacco industry was...

dollars. pentagon correspondent has been investigating the story. some of the images in this report may be difficult to look at. >> reporter: afghan soldier s starving lying in dirty beds denied pain killers all of this at the military hospital, a hospital the u.s. paid more than $100 million to help the afghans run. >> things as simple as dressing changes are not done. patient businesscome infe-- bec infected and they die. >> reporter: a retired air force doctor tends to his tennessee farm. >> this will be a haven. >> reporter: from february 2010 to february 2011 he oversaw training...