worked so hard for. like your husband, right? for years, decades. a decade. and being told, you're not going enough, this is where it independents. the chip that put on my shoulder and the fire and the drive has led me to here today. so i like to tell people who, when they ask about the xfl, what the culture of the xfl is, they're all number 54. they're all that player who said, you're good but you're not good enough. and the player's response is one of two things happens. either, okay, i'll move on. or, actually you're wrong, watch me. >> kerry: so dany, you guys were at the espys. she's made history as the first woman to own a league. not a team, a league. >> a league, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> kerry: that's phenomenal. >> yes. so dany, i've known dany since i was 18, met at university of miami, she was an amazing athlete at miami. we have worked together since.

we also have a daughter, simone, together. so -- she became the first woman to own a majority share of a professional football league in the united states. that is history-making, and it's just so amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> kerry: your family likes to make history. >> what's that? >> kerry: your family likes to make history, break records. >> i've got an idea. would you guys like to meet her? >> kerry: yes! [ cheers and applause ] bring her out, dany! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> kerry: hi! whoo! oh my goodness. you look gorgeous. >> thank you so much. >> kerry: congratulations. >> thank you. >> kerry: it's so impressive. you are making history. how does it feel? you must be so proud and

excited. i don't want to tell you how to feel, tell me how you feel. >> first of all, i'm on jimmy kimmel with kerry washington! [ cheers and applause ] amazing. but it was -- it wasn't something i set out to do. we set out to buy the xfl. i mean, it was a phone call to d.j. that said -- >> kerry: was that your idea? >> git was my idea. >> kerry: i love it. did you know it was a woman's idea? didn't you just know? >> you already know. >> the pandemic happened. i was watching the xfl. i was like, this league, i can do something with this league. >> kerry: yes. >> it was in my soul. and i called him up and i said, i have a big, crazy, beautiful idea. but it's crazy. >> yeah, and she says, i have a crazy idea. and i was like, well, i love crazy. [ laughter ] don't threaten me with a good time, what do you think? and she said? >> i want us to buy the xfl. then it was a drive. it was a drive, there was a bid,

there was months and months of work. all of a sudden i got this call. "you have the xfl." and a month later, press recognized that i had made history. >> kerry: you didn't even know you were making history? >> no. >> kerry: just following your heart. it's so wonderful to have you both here. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you and congratulations. really. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. "dc league of superpets" opens in theaters july 29th. we'll be right back with music from wiz khalifa. see how you s? all right, sleep tracker, let's see the damage. oh! that's not good. you sound... tired. oh, thanks. what? when did i- morning! oh, great. there's two of them. good days start with good nights. so i would ask your doctor about both. calling doctor johannes. no, please, i can do that. all right?

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>> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by her satisfied geese eq. all electric, all mercedes. >> kerry: welcome back, welcome back. let's hear some music, shall we? [ cheers and applause ] yes! his album "multiverse" is out july 29th. here with the song "memory lane," wiz khalifa! [ cheers and applause ]

♪ multiverse coming out july 29th ♪ ♪ when the days turn to nights i keep thinkin bout you moving on ♪ ♪ makes me wonder if you hear this song yeah would you right the way that we went wrong yeah ♪ ♪ when the days turn to nights that's when i begin to lose it all ♪ ♪ makes me wonder if you hear this song would you right the way that we went wrong ♪ ♪ played before you instead of runnin' game on you kept it 100 i expect the same from you ♪ ♪ held it down every time them lames come through said they was down to do this but they ♪ ♪ didn't want to now every time i come on you get uncomfortable been a couple years ♪ ♪ since you left you see how time flew you been on my mind every day ♪ ♪ i'm on your mind too make me think about all the that i survived through got me ridin ♪ ♪ around by myself but that's what pride do got you thinkin bout what you said and ♪ ♪ how it's not true there you go with the memories the reason the ♪ ♪ ego's worst enemy when the days turn to nights i keep thinkin ♪ ♪ bout you moving on makes me wonder if you hear this song yeah

would you right the way ♪ ♪ that we went wrong yeah when the days turn to nights that's when begin ♪ ♪ to lose it all makes me wonder if you hear this song would you right the way ♪ ♪ that we went wrong it's funny how one play could put you in the mood for the day ♪ ♪ a good one or a bad one depending on where you stay just let me know ♪ ♪ if it's safe 'cause we done did that you can't erase and the i bought ♪ ♪ i gave you game that you can't replace you came up in a major way quit moving out of fear ♪ ♪ started moving out of faith you told me you that you heard our favorite song ♪ ♪ the other day first you was tryna leave now you say you're on your way ♪ ♪ that's the price to pay i guess that's what love costs just 'cause you walked ♪ ♪ out the door don't mean the love lost when the days turn to nights ♪ ♪ i keep thinkin bout you moving on makes me wonder if you hear this song yeah ♪ ♪ would you right the way that we went wrong yeah when the days turn to nights ♪ ♪ that's when begin to lose it all makes me wonder if you hear this song ♪

♪ would you right the way that we went wrong seen it at a concert you called off work ♪ ♪ even bought the shirt was glad we was there for the crowd surf we said that night ♪ ♪ we both found our purpose had both our hands goin' in circles listening over and over ♪ ♪ tryna find out what the words was it came from a band we never heard of ♪ ♪ but now it's the soundtrack to our life ♪ ♪ every time we turn people say all kind of things ♪ ♪ you can't go bigger so you rather that nobody else hear it ♪ [ cheers and applause ] july 29th, "multiverse." thank you guys. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. hi, i'm actor jon akoko. kerry would like to remind you to check out her podcast, “the prophecy” on audible, july 28th. >> kerry: yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> she'd also like to thank dwayne johnson, dany garcia, lizzo, wiz khalifa, and her dear friend jimmy kimmel.

>> kerry: but we're only kind of friends, sort of friends. >> oh. >> kerry: rupaul hosts tomorrow with his guests hannah waddingham, phoebe robinson, and music from the interrupters. jon, congratulations on your healthcare! [ cheers and applause ] whoo! my apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. good night, everybody! ♪ this is "nightline." >> tonight, those 13 children whose captivity and abuse at the hands of their parents shocked the world. >> if i did one little thing wrong, i was going to be beaten. >> escaping from a house of horrors. >> my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> they're chained up? >> yes. >> now some of the family's

youngest children alleging they were abused again by the foster parents they were placed with. >> this should make everyone angry. they were being told they should kill themselves, that no one would love them ever again. >> some of those children suing and hoping to change the system that failed them. plus priyanka chopra, global sensation, matrix star. >> the city needed to be rebuilt for your people as well as mine. >> new mom opening up and working to highlight south asian culture in america. >> what i think south asian culture does really beautifully, they create a sense of community. >> how she fought to get a seat at the table. and the espys. tonight's winners and heartwarming moments from the biggest awards show in sports.

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>> hi, what's going on? >> okay. i -- i just ran away from home. >> okay. >> and -- and i live in a family of 15. >> okay. >> my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> they're chained up? >> yes. >> reporter: there are few of those stories of survival and of horror that sear into the memory of americans, and this is one of them. told through the voice of a teenage girl begging for help. >> our parents are abusing, they abuse us. >> reporter: it was one of the most shocking scenes of neglected children ever recorded in america. >> hi. >> hi. >> we got a call for a welfare check of your house. >> okay. >> reporter: in january of 2018, police body cameras were rolling when authorities responding to

that call for help moved in on this middle-class home in riverside county, california, east of los angeles. the home of the turpin family. the sheriff's deputies found a mother and a father and 13 children who were living in filth and waste. >> when you have parents abusing their kids to this level and they're their own flesh and blood, it begs the question, how could any sane person do this? >> reporter: tonight, what's hard to understand is what some of the children say happened after this heartbreaking rescue. and after the criminal prosecutions of their parents, who eventually pleaded guilty. >> how do you plead to that charge, sir? >> guilty. >> guilty. >> reporter: and are in prison serving 25 years to life. they were hoping to find the safety and happiness they deserved. but now some of these same children are suing, saying they were abused in a foster home. these vulnerable kids were emotionally abused, and they were physically abused.

>> reporter: elan and roger are lawyers for the six youngest turpin children. in a new lawsuit some of these children saying their county and a private foster care agency placed them in a home where this time, they had to survive both physical and sexual abuse by their new caretakers and their adult daughter. >> you'd think with the entire world watching, that there would have been extra care exercised to make sure that these kids were being placed in a home that was really an exceptional foster home with a really good track record. and that's not what happened. >> it's not only shocking, it should make everyone angry. because these children, you know, who were chained to their beds for a great majority of their life, finally are freed. right? and then the county places them with childnet, and puts them in another position where they are further abused. >> reporter: childnet is a

private foster care agency contracted by riverside county, and according to the lawsuit, the agency placed the children in a home where the agency knew that other foster care children who had spent time in that home had allegedly been abused. lawyers for the turpin children say it was like living a nightmare all over again. >> the emotional abuse is shocking. they're being told they should kill themselves, that no one would love them ever again. that no one does love them. >> reporter: the children are accusing their former foster parents and their daughter of hitting them in the face with sandals, pulling their hair, hitting them with a belt, and striking their heads. some of the children accuse their former foster father of grabbing and fondling them and kissing them on the mouth. >> they were forced to eat moldy food in this house. and after they ate the moldy food, after the kids would throw up from the moldy food, they were then forced to eat their own throw-up.

it's just shocking and horrific and it should have never happened. >> reporter: these allegations are even more shocking and horrific given the bright light that was shined on this dark home when the world got to see how they were starved and held captive by their own parents, and when authorities promised to protect them. late last year, two of the older turpin sisters shared their stories for the first time on national television in an emotional interview with diane sawyer. >> there was a lot of starving. so i have to figure out how to eat. like i'd either eat ketchup or mustard or ice. >> ice cubes and ketchup? >> yeah. >> reporter: jordan turpin is a strong young woman now. today she's 21 and spent time in foster care. she was 17 years old in this video. she was the child who escaped the house through a window and called 911.

>> they throw us across the room. they pull our hair. they yank our hair. i have two -- my two little sisters right now are chained up. >> okay, how old are you? >> i'm 17. >> reporter: it was her bravery that saved them all. some of the children had chain marks on their arms. they found at least one child chained to a bed. >> all right, let's go ahead and detain the parents. >> reporter: jennifer turpin, the oldest of the children, who never had to live with a foster family, talked about the physical abuse she overcame at home with her parents. >> every day, did you wake up in terror? >> yes. because i -- i was afraid to do one little thing wrong. if i did one little thing wrong, i was going to be beaten and not just beat. beat till i bled.

>> are you okay? do you want to take a minute? >> i want to take a break, yeah. a little break. i'm sorry. >> let's do. we'll just take a break here. >> all of us went through a lot, and all of us went through our own things. and to be honest, not even all of us know every single thing each one of us went through. >> reporter: their interview with diane sawyer moved mountains. the county launched an independent investigation, and less than two weeks ago the results came in. it found the social services system failed these children. >> the turpin siblings experienced further harm by a system that was meant to protect them. >> reporter: at a public meeting, people across this community were furious. >> a shining example of how a total lack of leadership can highlight how broken our social services system is. >> how many more children will be hurt or killed?

how many more millions of dollars will riverside county taxpayers have to pay for investigations, reports, and lawsuits? >> reporter: the lawyers for the children say their clients were abused in the foster home for three years until one of the children was old enough to leave and then told this story to a social worker. >> and while the kids were being abused further, the county closed their eyes. >> i think it's important to understand that this is a childnet foster home. this was a home that childnet was representing was a safe place to put children. and it simply wasn't at all. >> the county of riverside has oversight over childnet. they should have been checking in, and they didn't. they simply did not. >> reporter: three members of that former foster family are now facing more than a dozen criminal charges, including child abuse, neglect, and sexual assault. they've pled not guilty.

a county spokeswoman says they don't comment on pending cases due to confidentiality but added, our hearts go out to the turpin siblings, and we continue to evaluate our practices with a critical eye and are committed to understanding and addressing the root cause. childnet gave us this response, saying that at this time our organization is not at liberty to disclose facts or discuss the allegations made in the complaint. we look forward to providing the facts at the appropriate time in court. they say, we have a strong track record of providing excellent care. the lawyers say that four of the 13 children are still in foster care with a different family, but that they're together and safe. >> they seem to be on the road to recovery. so there's definitely good news on that front. >> reporter: the children are suing for damages, but their lawsuit at this point doesn't say for how much. and the reason they're suing, their attorneys tell us, is to help save other children if they can. >> i can't even tell you how

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