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theand the kids always eat sky their vegetables.e. because the salad there is always served with the original hidden valley ranch. i'm sara gore. this week on "open house," interior designer nichole sassaman tours her latest luxury design project in las vegas. we're at a home in bedford, new york that's both stately and serene. old friends hunt for a new pad in new york city. but first, a rare historic philadelphia mansion with modern interiors. margaux pelegrin: this home's unique architectural design was inspired by the current owner's love of minimalist art. [theme music]

welcome to "open house." i'm here in manhattan's upper west side inside a newly renovated town home. it's been completely restored and re-imagined for 2015. it features modern and high end amenities and finishes throughout. you'll find six levels of luxury, including an 825 square foot paved roof deck which offers breathtaking views of the hudson river. this home features six bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and over 1,600 square feet of private outdoor space. we're getting started in the city of brotherly love. we're taking you inside an historic completely renovated art-filled mansion in philly. this five floor masterpiece offers five bedrooms, four full baths, and more than 8,000 square feet of living space. this expansive home epitomizes high end luxury. hi i'm margaux pelegrin with berkshire hathaway home services fox and roach realtors, and welcome

to the city of brotherly love. philadelphia has always been known for our history and culture. but most recently has been recognized as a world class destination for arts, food, and real estate. and today i'll be taking you on an exclusive tour of this magnificent property located in rittenhouse square, one of the most coveted neighborhoods in philadelphia. the first thing you'll notice as you approach this home is its historic and stately facade. but what lies behind these two red doors is a completely different story. come see what i mean. the first of many wows of this home starts right here in the entryway. it's light, it's modern, it's completely unexpected. this home boasts almost 9,000 square feet, spanning over five floors of open and spacious living, and is truly a modern masterpiece of glass and light. this home's unique architectural design was inspired by the current owner's love of minimalist art. the clean lines and open spaces provide the perfect backdrop to showcase the owner's collections,

and this can be seen throughout the home. just off the foyer is the dining room. over 40 feet in length, 13 foot high ceilings, it's the perfect space for formal entertaining. every detail in this room was clearly thought through, from the sunlight pouring in to the southern exposure to the custom built-in silverware cabinet, all highlighted by this 10 foot rosewood table by nakashima. straight through the italian glass doors, you enter into this contemporary gourmet kitchen worthy of any top chef. it really is a suburban kitchen in a city setting. from the custom designed bulthaup cabinetry to the two eating spaces to all the major appliance players, this kitchen has it all. when i think of a dream kitchen, i think of this space. let's keep going. before we head upstairs, i have to point out this grand staircase. as the last remaining piece of this home, the owner took great lengths to restore it.

the next big wow moment of this property is the second floor. this expansive floor features soaring ceilings, four exposures of natural light, and gallery walls, making it the perfect place for grand entertaining, not to mention stunning artwork. such as this 1968 piece by donald judd, this wall drawing by sol lewitt, and this landmark piece by dan flavin. and of course, an entertaining space like this wouldn't be complete without a full catering kitchen. the third and fourth floor are dedicated to sleeping quarters, beginning right here in the third floor landing. this transitional space has the children's bedrooms on one side and the master on the other, making it the perfect place for the family to gather. and with a kitchenette and built-in tv, this space is the perfect place to kick back and watch a movie. the contemporary design and feel of the home

continue right here in the master bedroom suite. the elements of interior design and the southwestern exposure combine to give this room a warm and inviting feeling. no master bedroom would be complete without a spectacular master bathroom. this european spa-like bathroom features limestone tile, dual vanities, multiple shower heads, and an oversized soaking tub, making this the ultimate oasis. thank you for joining me today. i hope you enjoyed this exclusive peek into one of philadelphia's finest homes. by the way, the art in that home is reportedly one of the leading collections of contemporary art in the country. up next, we are showcasing high design in vegas. [theme music]

welcome back to "open house."

now the last time we met up with interior designer nicole sassaman, she showcased a real life barbie penthouse she designed in la. now she's bringing her eye for high design and luxurious details to vegas. take a look at her latest design project. hi, i'm nicole sassaman. welcome to one of blue heron's fabulous estates in las vegas, nevada. this home was designed to have a very indoor/outdoor zen-like feeling, with a very neutral color palette to go with the desert outside. so in order to bring it to life, i've added lots of color in the furnishings and accessories. this great room is an example of how this home is a perfect balance between organic and modern.

starting with a coffee table that's made of a tree root on into the fireplace, which is filled with driftwood. and outside there's so much lush greenery and water. we have walls flanked with stone. so beautiful, so serious. so then i come in and add a little bit of my sense of whimsy by adding a lot of color and picking beautiful accessories to create some fun. adding architectural lighting fixtures like these pendants is a great way to add to the decor, create a little light, and to really ground your space. this master bedroom was designed to be the perfect balance between modern and earthy. the caged rocks here are a great example of that. and the carpet adds such a nice amount of warmth. and it also does something else. it mirrors the wood on the ceilings and the walls. and then the furnishings are all rustic, right down to the bench at the end of the bed. and i come in, add a little splash of color

to create the perfect contrast and balance to the space. this outdoor space is an extension of the grand master suite. many of the materials from inside are carried on into the outside. but it's also a space where you can watch a movie, take a private jacuzzi, or a place to sleep during the famous indian summer nights that las vegas is famous for. here in the master bathroom, the freestanding tub was designed to make you feel like you were bathing in your own private rock garden. but my favorite part is the shower. you can either take a shower inside or step outside into your own private atrium and have a splash there. the indoor/outdoor nature of this space really creates the perfect backdrop for the library.

the bookshelves were designed to have a real little sense of asian vibe to them, and then filled with these old books, help to continue the rustic feeling in the space. and then we lined the shelves with some golden buddhas to keep it a little zen. and a splash of color makes for the perfect space to cozy up and read a good book. this home makes you feel like you're sitting on water. the surround sounds create a sense of tranquility and serenity, making you feel like you're in an oasis in the desert. the illuminated lights, the fire pits around, all create a sense of harmony with the desert backdrop. thank you for touring one of blue heron's masterpieces in the desert. i hope you learned how to combine rustic and modern with a twist of whimsy. there's so much more ahead on "open house." up next, grandeur meets elegance in upstate new york. we'll see you after the break. [theme music]

welcome back. now we're heading to upstate new york to an enchanting home in bedford that's a true feast for the eyes. it's filled with unique architectural detail and decor that positively brims with color and light. this stately sanctuary is also surrounded by three beautiful acres, giving it the perfect balance between the stimulating and the serene.

hi, i'm alison dunnigan, and welcome to my wonderful abode. peace is an important part of this home. it's a foundation upon which this house was even built. so while the foundation of this house is peace and tranquility, it also packs a powerful design punch. the moment you come into this house, you immediately know that you're someplace special. this double height sun-drenched foyer gives you a real feeling of grandeur. the first thing that you see is this custom wrought iron staircase. it's the first of many ways this house brings the outdoors in. this living room is a combination of classical design, my love for spirituality, punched up with a little bit of glam. which, come to think of it, is how you could describe the whole house.

this living room has double exposures-- front, back-- sun drenched, filled with light, high gloss lacquer walls with a walnut french chevron floor. and double french doors lead to the back patio. this living space has a beautiful open flow, sort of like a loft in soho. and the adjoining family room has this wonderful cast stone fireplace that you can cuddle up near on cold winter nights. this kitchen is where everybody gathers. it's open to the family room, free flowing and filled with light. it's equipped with high-end european cabinetry and professional grade appliances. it'll make a chef out of anyone. when you walk into the formal dining room, you are transported into a world that is as glamorous as it is magical. it's a great room for family entertaining,

formal gatherings, and just hanging out. and in the summertime, we open up these french doors for al fresco dining. but the one thing everybody loves is this antique crystal italian chandelier. and what it represents to me is life's unexpected journeys and that we always come back home. this is the master, and i love it. after a long day, it's the perfect place for me to kick off my shoes and really relax. when i wake up in the morning, the beautiful view of the trees and the grounds feeds my soul. and the tray ceiling with intricate mill work adds a touch of glamor. and finally, the outside. i mean, talk about peace and tranquility. this is really it. three level acres with lush landscaping and specimen plantings. it is your own park-like sanctuary.

private, quiet, and serene. thank you for coming and taking a look at my piece of heaven. still ahead, we're on the hunt for the perfect pad in new york city. [theme music] sara gore (voiceover): "open house" is brought you in part by coldwell banker, where home begins.

now we're on the hunt for a new apartment with manhattan broker wendy sarasohn and her friend and client, shaun. shaun is looking for a new home under $6 million, and is willing to consider places uptown for the first time. wendy has lined up two distinct properties for him to explore. will one of them fit the bill? there's only one way to find out.

hi, i'm shaun mattivi. and today i'm going to look at apartments with wendy sassamon. it's really nice to work with a broker who's a friend. i know she'll be showing me the best of what new york city has to offer. hi, i'm wendy sarasohn with the corcoran group. i met shaun a million years ago when i was shopping. today instead of looking for shoes for me, we're shopping for an apartment for him. shaun mattivi: i'm hoping to stay under $6 million today. but we'll see. well, hello there! hi! so glad to see you! mwa! long time, no see. i know. you look great! welcome to the san remo. shaun mattivi: oh, fantastic. it's so iconic. first, there's a wonderful area for dining, entertaining. shaun mattivi: beautiful. wendy sarasohn: beautiful kitchen. but you know, i'm not of the cookers. shaun mattivi: no. --[laughs] so i'd rather start over here. but i want to just have you appreciate every detail, 'cause everything is perfect. shaun mattivi: i love the herringbone floors. the crown molding is exquisite. wallpaper's not quite my style, but i do like it.

wendy sarasohn: ok. shaun mattivi: and i can't wait to see the rest of the place. well, let me show you. well, i just want you to appreciate every detail, because it's really, really brilliant. shaun mattivi: i love the light fixtures. love the built-ins. and you might not have noticed, but that's a tv that comes up. shaun mattivi: oh, very nice! wendy sarasohn: isn't that cool? then you have the view of the dakota. shaun mattivi: the view is incredible. wendy sarasohn: you want to continue on? shaun mattivi: yes, please. 'cause i wanted--there was some-- i want to see all of it. so this is the second bedroom. but it could be office, guest room. shaun mattivi: i like the idea that they've concealed the closet. that's brilliant. and then tell me about the fixtures over here on the windows. are these sterling? wendy sarasohn: i bet you're right, because you appreciate all that. oh, they're beautiful. so look, it's like a whole big hotel master bedroom suite. shaun mattivi: yes. very, very luxurious. and the crown molding's beautiful. love the arched door here. it's just got really nice volume in here. wendy sarasohn: closets here, closets here. over there, here, all there.

so there's tons of closets. shaun mattivi: very nice. i can fill all this. really? easily. really? very easily. i'm so surprised. [laughs] shocked, right? you've changed. not. not at all. wendy sarasohn: so this is all fabulous. but there's something else you have to see. can you guess? uh, hoping it's the master bathroom? you're right! you're so good! oh my, wendy. you did save some of the best for last. i always do. shaun mattivi: this bathroom is exquisite. the glass tile [inaudible], the mosaic floor, it's beautiful. yes. wendy sarasohn: the shower. yeah, that's room for a couple of people. and then some. wendy sarasohn: ok, i can see you're impressed. i want you to take a look, take your time. i'm gonna be in the living room. come find me when you're done looking. certainly. sounds great. good job. goodbye. shaun mattivi (voiceover): i'm very excited about this apartment. i have always thought about living uptown, and so this is my opportunity to possibly move uptown. i love this space. i like the light. but that master bathroom was particularly one of my favorite spaces.

i'm not too keen on the wallpaper in the foyer, but that's a minor change. the apartment is beautiful, but i'm still very excited to see what you have to show me downtown. well naturally, 'cause you love to shop! this is true. i'm not sure if he's an uptown boy or a downtown boy. so we're gonna head downtown next. sara gore (voiceover): up next, we'll catch up with wendy and shaun when they head downtown. but tell us what you thought of that san remo apartment on twitter with hashtag openhousetv. see you after the break. [theme music]

we are back with wendy sarasohn and her client shaun, who is looking for a new apartment under $6 million. after flirting with the idea of living uptown, wendy brings him back downtown to view an apartment overlooking greenwich village's iconic washington square park. will the serene views of the swaying trees be enough to sway shaun? let's take a look. shaun, i am so excited to show you this next apartment. but it begins here in washington square park. look around.

oh, it's beautiful. what a great place to get started. wendy sarasohn: isn't it nice? and we got a good day! the weather's great! shaun mattivi: the weather is perfect. a perfect day to stroll through the park. wendy sarasohn: let's stroll, darling. shaun mattivi: [laughs] wendy sarasohn: the building's over there. shaun mattivi: very nice. so shaun, this apartment has this long, nice entryway with bedroom, bedroom, bedroom, all contiguous. shaun mattivi: very nice. kitchen. but what i really want to show you is the living space, because that's the highlight of the apartment. you have the living room with wood-burning fireplace. nine foot ceilings. shaun mattivi: yes, love that. love the beam ceilings. and look at this expanse. shaun mattivi: my gosh, it's incredible. i almost feel like i'm in a treehouse. now what about this wall here? yeah? would that-- is that load bearing? is that possible to be brought down? i need to check, but i have a feeling that it could come down. and we could find out. and then would you open up everything? yes. open it up, make it one big space. good idea. most dining rooms, as you know, are in the back and they're dark. this has four windows.

shaun mattivi: yes, it has exceptional light. i also like all the woodwork detailing, uh, the wainscoting around here. i really actually like the hardwood floors. i like the rusticness of it. wendy sarasohn: did you see the wine cooler over there? ah, very nice. let's pop one open. i think we should wait for the closing. that's probably a good idea. so let's just explore. let's go look at the rest of the apartment. sounds good. i love the second apartment. the light is great. the entertaining space is perfect for my needs. i think i'd be very happy here. i love shaun. i've loved him forever. so today didn't feel like work. it felt like i was spending the day shopping with a friend, and that's my favorite thing to do. how do you compare the two apartments? they're both exceptional apartments, as you well know. i like the fact that both have great light, they both face the park.

i think uh, these two will be the options. really? really. how would you like to proceed? well, i'd like for james to come and see both the apartments first. wendy sarasohn: great idea. so uh, once he comes to see them, we can proceed from there. perfect. we'll make a date and you'll call me. all right, sounds great. perfect. thanks [inaudible]. thank you for a great day. thank you. so what did you think of both apartments? we'd love to hear from you. share your thoughts on facebook or twitter at openhousetv. if you want to see nicole sassaman's vegas design again, or that rare mansion in philly, just head to openhousetv.com. that's all for now. we'll see you next week on "open house." [theme music]

she looks drunk. >> you keep touching me. stop touching me. >> he's acting like he's going to take advantage of her. >> i'm going to go to the bathroom. i'll be right back. >> she's drunk, alone in the bathroom. i'm going to go for it. >> will another teen come to her rescue? >> i don't trust him. >> their parents are in our watchmobile seeing it all unfold on our hidden cameras. >> i want to say, "do something, say something." >> dating, sex and the social scene. what to do.

what not to do. and what should you do if you see someone else in trouble. >> i'm just going to go change really quickly. >> the door was open a crack and she had her shirt off. i'm going to put it on instagram. >> the kids acting up are actors. the teens watching are real, confronting what look like the kind of dangerous situations your kids could face someday. >> something just to liven things up. >> it's really hot in here. >> are you okay? >> it's like weird. >> this isn't funny. >> you got a headstrong daughter. >> get your teen. >> this is awkward. >> turn off their phone. and watch this together. on the edge of your seat? >> i really am. >> these teenagers could teach us all something. >> don't touch her. what is wrong with you? >> "dateline's my kid would never do that." good evening, and welcome to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. see something, say something. great advice. but how often do we follow it? if it's hard for adults, it's got to be even tougher for

self-conscious teens. especially if it involves other kids and sex. tonight, with their parents observing from inside our watchmobile, we put teens to the test. will they say something? would your teen? it's a topic many of us parents would rather avoid. >> not really something that we talk about. >> i haven't talked to him that much about that kind of thing. >> it's uncomfortable talking about sex. >> i never spoke to him about sex. >> you haven't talked to him about sex? because now is the time. >> now is the time i know. >> we often don't know where to begin. so tonight we're going to help get the conversation started. >> it's not just the one big sex talk. it can be lots of little talks that you're having with your kids. >> and it's not about the birds and the bees. we're addressing some of the very real and sometimes dangerous things teens are

confronted with today, from what goes on online. >> are you going to post it? >> should i? >> to what can happen when you combine teens, drinking and sex, and even what to do if you think someone is being sexually assaulted. >> we can't ignore these topics. we can't ignore the specifics. >> mike domitrz, founder of date safe, anti-sexual assault association, is on a mission to change the culture around teens and sex and make it easier for young people to do the right thing. and he's going to show us how tonight. >> may i kiss you? >> you want to build that toolbox up so at the right moment at the right time they can pull the exact skill set they need out to use it for their own life or to help another person. >> these days for many teens one of their first exposures to sex comes from their smartphone, which can lead to all kinds of trouble. kids sharing racy photos online

is a growing problem that's all over the news. >> it's the epicenter. >> last spring at a high school outside of philadelphia, nude photos of girls were posted without their permission for the entire school to see. >> it's wrong on every level. it's privacy. it's respect. >> in some instances, kids faced criminal charges, and fallout for victims can be devastating. from cyber bullying to a ruined reputation to even suicide. for our first test, we wanted to see what teens would do when they witness a guy claiming he plans to post an inappropriate photo of a girl -- >> oh, my god. >> -- without her knowledge. to help create a realistic setting we rented this party space in new jersey, complete with card tables, darts, pool table and hidden cameras. we mixed in actors and other kids to fill the room and

invited teens to what they think is a taste test of energy drinks. their parents, who know the real reason they're here, agree to bring them because they believe there are important lessons to be learned. the first teen who has to figure out what to do will be 15-year-old chelsea. she's been dropped off at our party space ready for the taste test. she doesn't know her mom is outside in our secret command center, a traveling watchmobile outfitted with monitors hooked up to hidden cameras so she can see chelsea's every move. tell me about your relationship with your daughter. >> we have a very open relationship. she's very mature for her age. >> she says chelsea, who is an only child, would never post racy pictures of herself and she would stop someone she knows from doing it. but at this party, she is meeting everyone for the first time. how do you think your daughter will react in that situation? >> i'm not quite sure she's

going to say how inappropriate it is for him to do that in the sense that she doesn't know this individual. >> are you ready to see how she does? >> yes. >> maybe she'll prove you wrong. >> i would hope she would. >> yes, sit there. wherever you're closest. >> chelsea is called over to the lounge area to begin the taste test. >> i think we're supposed to start, yeah. >> beverage "a." >> she doesn't know that these three are actors and the girl next to her is in on it, too. >> ew. >> gross. >> ready for "b"? >> yeah. >> chelsea seems relaxed, happily fitting in with the group as they sip the drinks. then our actress, who is playing the victim, starts to complain the room is too hot. >> these lights are like ridiculously hot. >> are they? >> yes. >> very sweaty. >> yeah, it is. >> she says she wants to change her shirt. >> i'll be right back. i'm just going to use the bathroom, like get a little more comfortable.

i'm like sweating. >> that's when our actor goes to work. >> that girl is so hot. >> he tells the group he's going to go sneak a pic of our actress. of course, he won't really take a photo. >> i kind of want to get a picture of her to send to my friends. be right back. >> chelsea seems unsure of what she just heard. >> for a second, she looked at the girl and i think she just kind of dismissed whatever the conversation was. >> oh, my god. >> what happened? >> but that all changes when our actor comes back and shows our accomplice what he says is a topless photo. >> the door was open a crack and she had her shirt off and i -- i have to send it. i'm going to put it on instagram. >> look at her face. >> uh-huh. >> now chelsea has no doubt about what happened. >> you're -- oh, my god! that is amazing. >> so will she do anything to stop him from posting the racy photo online. >> wait. i'm confused. what did you do? >> she's not even wearing a bra.

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teens say it happens all the time. naked pictures shared online without the person knowing it. it's so common that in a recent survey a third of teen boys reported they've seen nude or semi-nude photos of others that were shared without permission. what will 15-year-old chelsea do in this tricky situation? her mom, who is outside in our watchmobile, says her confident, outspoken girl is having a tough time knowing what to do. >> it's bothersome to her. >> yeah. >> remember, our actress left to change her shirt. >> i'm like sweating. >> what happened? >> and our actor said he took a topless photo of her. >> the door was open a crack and she had her shirt off. >> now he says he's going to post it online. >> look at her face. >> mm-hmm. >> i have to send it. i'm going to put it on instagram. >> will she try to stop him?

>> that's amazing. >> wait. i'm confused. what did you do? >> she starts to challenge him. >> wait. what are you doing? i'm confused. >> don't worry about it. >> chelsea looks upset and turns for help from the girl sitting next to her. but she's in on it, too, and we told her to stay silent. >> don't worry about it. okay. so, e. did you wait for me? >> look at her whole body and everything. she wants to say something. she's just not sure like -- >> mm-hmm. >> -- what to do with this. >> when our actress playing the unsuspecting victim comes back -- >> feel like a hundred times better. >> it's another chance for chelsea to try to fix this bad situation. >> you look really good in that tank top, by the way. >> thank you. >> chelsea looks uncomfortable. her whole demeanor has changed. but she says nothing. >> come with me. come with me. >> then both boys leave and

chelsea finally works up the courage to speak up. >> probably wasn't the best move to take your sweatshirt off. >> why? >> it looks like she's going to tell her about the picture. but then -- >> i don't know. they're like weird. >> it's not what her mother had hoped, but she understands why. >> it's eating at her. >> exactly. she's probably more -- i really think i should have done something, but i'm not quite sure because i just don't know the people. >> all right. i'm going to go in and talk to them. >> okay. >> how are you guys? are you liking the drinks? are they good? let's find out what chelsea was thinking. you're not actually here for the taste test. you're here because we wanted to see how you would react in a situation where you faced a pretty difficult challenge. >> me? >> yeah. >> just me? >> just you. >> just you. >> they know, too? >> what were you feeling? >> i wanted to say something. i was going to go to her like privately. i didn't want to make any

tension. i was going to go to her privately when we were done with everything. i didn't -- oh. >> do you worry about what people say about you if you speak up in a situation? >> you see, i'm not really the type. that's why i kind of asked them, what are you doing on your phone. but then not really knowing them, i think that made it awkward as well. >> chelsea says she knows what's at stake. >> things could be said about her. she would have no idea of what's even going on and that's not fair to her. >> i think your mom is here. >> oh, gosh. >> time to bring in mom. >> oh, boy. that was tough, huh? >> that was. and i'm pretty vocal about stuff, too. >> yes, you are. >> her mom acknowledges chelsea did look for help but got no support. >> and i thought it was interesting just watching you look to her as well. >> i know. i was like, please say something. we could go together. >> this is one of the things that a lot of parents fail to discuss. they don't discuss intervention. they say if you see somebody do something wrong, step in.

it's such a blanket statement. >> our expert, mike domitrz, says if you want your kids to do the right thing, be more specific. the best way to do that is through role playing. >> ask your child, what do you think you would say in this moment? if your child was like, i don't know. i would say, i would just handle it. i would be like, no, what would you precisely say? keep role playing all the situations so they gain the skill set for themselves. >> for this test, chelsea had to go it alone. in this next group, three teens will be put to the test. will being in a group make it easier to step in? michaelle is 17, zoe is 16 and kayla is 14. all their moms say they tell them to be careful when it comes to posting anything online. >> i talk to her about that often especially as she gets closer to college. >> and michaelle's mom says her

daughter is the nurturing type. always looking out for friends. >> do you think she would feel protective of others if they were in a situation -- >> i would like to say yes. her friends always call her the mom. >> zoe says her daughter has a strong sense of right and wrong. she's the vice president of the teen board of mothers against drunk driving, a role that's made her very aware of social pressures facing teens. >> when she sees things on social media that she's uncomfortable with, she would tell me or speak to her friends about it. >> in this scenario, your prediction is what? >> she's going to speak up and try to intervene. >> kayla's mom says she was born with a strong moral compass. >> she has a very good sense of morality. >> what do you predict she'll do? >> i don't know if she would do it on her own, but i think in a group that she would try to do something to intervene. >> power in numbers maybe, right? girl power. >> i think so, yeah. are you ready to see how they do? will they work as a group to shut our actor down as our

mothers predict? >> i'm going to go back and take a picture of her. >> or let him get away with it? >> she wasn't even wearing a bra, dude. coming up -- will the power of peer pressure help or hurt when it comes to doing the right thing? >> they don't know what to do. >> yeah.

we're back in our party space about to find out what these girls, kayla, zoe and michaelle will do when this actor tells them he secretly took an inappropriate photo of a girl and plans to post it online. their nervous moms are outside in our watchmobile. they predict their girls will try to shut him down. >> i'm interested to see what she'll do. >> i like it. >> yeah, i like it. >> after a few minutes into the taste test -- >> i am so sweaty. >> our actress gets up to change her shirt. >> i'm just going to change so quickly. >> i'm going to take a picture of her real quick.

>> the girls don't seem bothered when he leaves to take her photo. >> why is everyone leaving? >> but watch what happens when he comes back and pretends to show the picture to our accomplice. >> she wasn't even wearing a bra, dude. >> oh, look at that reaction. >> are you going to post it? >> should i? >> kayla immediately reacts. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> and when our accomplice says he wants the picture. >> send it to me. >> no, no, no. >> kayla gets up and reaches for his phone. >> don't. >> don't worry about it. it's fine. >> she reaches again. >> anything. don't worry. >> she tries a third time. >> whoa, okay, okay, okay. >> delete it. >> even though her mom thought she'd step in, this assertiveness is a side of kayla she's never seen. >> i'm surprised she's being so direct, honestly. >> delete it. no. >> since kayla is unable to take away the phone, all three girls tell him to delete the photo. >> delete it.

>> okay. i'm not going to show anybody. >> it doesn't matter if you don't show anyone. >> i say we delete it. >> they're confronting him. that's good. >> but they're not done. will they tell our actress, playing the victim, about the photo? >> i think zoe looks like she's bothered by this whole thing. >> they got very quiet. >> yeah. >> i feel so much better. >> when our actress comes back, the three girls look uncomfortable. >> they're not telling her anything. >> they don't know what to do. >> zoe whispers to kayla, they need to do something. >> like find a way to get his phone. >> then michaelle joins in. >> how do you tell her? i've never been put in this situation. >> i think they're discussing what to do maybe. >> yeah. >> zoe hatches a plan. >> where did you change? did you change in the bathroom? >> yeah. >> can you show me where it is? >> sure. >> zoe and kayla lead our victim out of the room. >> i'm going to show them the bathroom. >> to have a private chat.

>> he said he took a picture of you like changing. >> he said he took a picture of me? >> and then that other kid was like oh, she's not wearing a bra. >> what? >> then they devise a clever way to make sure the picture has been deleted. they don't know a racy photo was never taken. >> let's take a selfie and take his phone and delete the picture. >> if this had been real, their quick thinking could have made a difference. >> they made a plan. >> they did. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> banded together. strength in numbers. >> yeah. >> right? >> their proud mothers can't stop smiling. >> go, girls. yeah! >> hi, guys. >> i head in to tell them what's really going on. actually you're not here for a taste test. we're doing a show on when kids experience or witness some inappropriate behavior. >> oh, my god. >> something that makes you feel uncomfortable, to see how you would all react. >> wait, are you kid -- >> yeah. and i could see -- your parents actually were with me. we were watching.

we have hidden cameras all around. we could hear you guys. what were you all thinking when this scenario was unfolding? >> awkward. you see all these stories about celebrities leaking like photos and even in your schools and stuff. >> it's a huge invasion of your privacy and like really inappropriate and not okay. and i just -- i don't know. it just got me really angry. i have a hard time like holding back. >> their moms can't wait to congratulate them. now we're going to raise the stakes even higher and tackle a more difficult topic. sexual assault. >> in the u.s. alone, there are over 800 instances per day. >> this woman is from rain, the nation's largest anti-sexual assault organization. >> this is an issue that's affecting young people. we're seeing almost half of all victims are under the age of 18. >> kate recommends parents use what's happening in the news or on tv shows to get the conversation started.

and parents need to know that many cases involve alcohol. >> we have a real opportunity here to raise teens that not the second republican debate, it may be now or never for some candidates. at least they are acting that way. are we starting to hear the sound of desperation on the stump? >> he says kanye west is great. why is kanye west great? because kanye west likes trump. >> chris christie barely qualified for in week's debate. he make a comeback? the governor joins me live. >> reporter: plus, after the summer of trump -- >> we are led by very, very stupid people. >> is the gop about to split in two. majority