got the attention of the sheriff s office they had no time in swooping down. the name of the place is darling darlings. it provides a safe moving loving home for members. peta started working there as volunteers and they recorded the video. it show as number of disturbing things and 23 pigs emaciated, 41 under weight. peta said the food supply was inadequate and they would go days without feeding the pigs. one had a broken leg and this one laid on the ground for 14 days in distress until it died. the sheriff said the detectives were shaken by what they found. fittest, we saw them so malnourished they were not able to function. the sheriff s investigators went to the property five days ago with a warrant and they removed 197 animals most of them pigs. two had to be put down and the detectives arrested the owners that s owner and her husband butch martin. he told our cameras the pigs did not have been described. there were 20 animals out of 120 that needed help. he and
probm and need to take drastic action. anchor: folks flat out sick and tired of the constant flooding in their neighborhos. theyay something s got to be done to fix it. slow down. those crossing guards are there anchor: a reminder tonight to take it slow during tomorrow morning s commute. it s back to school for much of the tampa bay area. that s not a rescue operation. that s a death operation. the owners of a polk cnty animalescue chaed tight wi neglecting more than 100 pigs, leaving some of them to die announcer: you re watching fox 13. and the 10:00 newsrts ancr: . welcome tonight. i m mark wilson. i m kelly ring. everybody. we re gegin goo neai fallearing t. is going to he a lt our sky terar rad i a cpl s. buome pasco cnt neighborhoods, they re still dealg withdwater. and crews ared to clear roads and drains. haley hiebds is live in o of eporter: it is.streets. as we speak rht now floodwater out of this neighborhood. what you are seeing back there is a ret
with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. in a close decision, the u.s. supreme court ruled that a small town in upstate new york can open its council meetings with a prayer. conservative justices backed the 5-4 decision ruling that the opening prayer in the town of greece is constitutional. jan crawford tells us why. reporter: the justices emphasize the long history and tradition of prayer before legislative sessions going back 200 years to the nation s founding and compared it to the pledge of allegiance or inaugural prayer designed to lend gravity to public proceedings, not to afford government an opportunity to proselytize. they sued the town of greece was sued for having invitations not always by sometimes by christian ministers at the beginning of council meetings. linda stephens. you shouldn t be required to stand up, bow your head and pray to jesus. reporter: in an opinion by justice kennedy, he said prayers evoked universal themes
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