after jeon isabella and olivia were voted out thursday night in joining us right now or olivia and guyana. thanks so much. going to be a bummer to talk to us after being voted off the congratulations so far you got. >> banks. >> last night "idol" judge keith ervin said they were great once but it could come down to the soft choices. giana you did alicia keys but olivier you did -- were you confident in that? >> i went and the week of the different choices and they were like i'm not sure if we like these. it was funny because the judges, and were you should have done a tender song and out was the i love pink sheets amazing so i'm glad i went out on a high note. >> you certainly did. guyana you guys have come so far especially bats while the auditions up to now what are the things you've learned about yourselves? >> i can wear more than chapstick. definitely something that i learned it's not just about singing. you have to perform and it's about telling the story in conveying them a motion. i definitely learned how to do that. >> looking at the quick olivia hoodie like going forward in you

very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco for guyana. >> you're seeing inplexes that will be built. >> he figures if i'm in guyana, it really doesn't matter what's said or written. nobody's going to get me here. ♪ we are a happy family we are a happy family yes we are ♪ >> it was an escapade almost unparalleled in the history of religious movements. they had very little communication with loved ones at home. and naturally there was concern about where they had gone and what was happening out there in the jungle. >> i think jim jones took his group down there because he was afraid to face publicity and answer the questions here in this country. >> he was talking immigration, he was talking helping people. he was talking better this and better that. >> what about now, what's your impression now? >> my impression now, those are fronts for him. i think he's gone crazy. >> congressman leo ryan started hearing the name jim jones more regularly, and he wanted to expose what he believed was going on down there was wrong. he thought it was certainly worth inviting m

people that i work with guyana, from russia, china, india, who have come here to pursue the americanam. for a better life. i feel really strongly that the candidate that i back supports that immigrant community. >> going in this election year, our company would probably lean towards the candidate that would advocate towards better relations with china. considering the fact that we rely on importing goods from china and not domestically, our company relies on better relations with china. >> single biggest one for us has to do with taxation of online trade. we don't have a brick and mortar store of our own. everything we do is online. real curious so see what's going to happen with taxation of the internet sales and transactions. that could have an impact for us. >> i think it's important that first they recognize that the job engine of america is the small businessman and women. we want to hear the candidates talk about what they will do for small businesses, whether it's improving the export services of the department of commerce, improve small business loans from the sba and grants,

guyana, the youngest of group has the most followers. a thousand? who are these people? >> well, i know most -- like -- >> reporter: but the girls have a second instagram account their parents don't know about. it's for their friends' eyes only called offensta. >> it's to put embarrassing pictures of your friends on. >> reporter: under the cloak of >> well, i've gotten like a 19-year-old like he just -- he just -- he just like -- he texted me like the direct message and he said, hey. what's your number? pics. how old are you and then i blocked him. >> reporter: we reached out to all the folks askfm, calculator plus, instagram as well. the folks at askfm said what they're trying to do, they spend a lot of money trying to find the right balance between privacy and protection for kids but it was eye opening. looking forward to tomorrow when you get the families in that kitchen and have that discussion and everything is revealed. i couldn't believe it. >> as a parent of two teens, please i want to know. we need to know. >> what will we hear tomorrow. >> the kids will reveal

. >> a special importer gets animals an imports them from guyana and there they are like deer. why would you want a sloth? they are everywhere. >> john: put your arms down. >> amy: no, you are my tree, neil! do you feel like -- like you would with a dog? like you have a bond with her. >> oh, yeah. because honestly, when i first got her, it took three weeks before she was used to humans and i couldn't hold her for three week and after you break down the barrier, you really are in love. you know? >> the clips we have seen, is that real? >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> walk, talk and everything -- not talk. >> she can only concentrate on one thing at a time and is eating -- she's focused. >> amy: how is she helping you at the office? what does it mean to have her at the office and what do the other employees think of her. >> they love her and are willing to help out with her and take care of her if i have to go out of town and feet her and give her love. a lot of our clients love her and bring their kids an check out the sloth. seen one in person and it is cool. >> john: what i see, after t

one of the cases involved a butler county woman who visited gua guyana. kentucky confirmed a case in the louisville area. thousands will take steps to end heart disease. the annual heart mini marathon takes off tomorrow. the events get started downtown today with the health and fitness expo that runs from 9:00 to 5:00. it features 70 vendors offering health screenings and fitness apparel. there will be a cyclebar stretch session, zumba and a kids fun run. you can register for the heart mini, half marathon, 5k or kids race. it's to raise money for the american heart association. making a difference for local kids with life-threatening conditions. last night, our own sheree paolello served as the emcee of the big wish gala for the local make a wish chapter. granted locally. more than 200 kids are still waiting. the hill family told us what their disney trip meant to them. >> as a young couple with a sick child, that was fantastic that they got a chance to do something with him and for him. jonathan: they auctioned off everything from a puppy to a cincinnati

. >> i visited both trinidad and guyana in the past summer to teach them value of respect and discipline. >> of the some pictures on the screen now are ones you provides for us. what was that experience like? >> it was enlightening to see these countries and it was also amazing to help all these young children and see the smiles on their faces. it really brought a smile to my face. >> okay, great. good luck to you because you've been nominated for the award. good luck to you. >> joe, how did winning the award affect your life? >> it was completely different because typically scholarships are for academic or athletic achievement, but this is different in the sense it's for community engagement and it was remarkable to receive the award. i'm now a third-year student at widener. i actually facilitate the work shops now. one of my courses is leadership in the moment and i instruct students and this is part of the certificate that they can receive once they get to widener and they become a scholar. >> what was it like when you found out you won? >> really exciting. i never really heard of tsu