my name is breanna, i'm 7 years old. >> my name is allison.years old. >> what about the other girls? allison's mom has taught her daughter to trust her instincts. >> we tell her that little voice telling you something is wrong, you need to listen to it. >> brianna's mom is worried she'll be too trusting and easily swayed. >> i hope not enough to do something that normally would be out of the norm. >> it's a very dangerous situation to get in. >> ice cream truck! >> the girls are excited as our actor approaches them. >> what are you guys doing? >> painting. >> painting what? >> things for the troops. >> for the troops, really? >> you know what, you're working so hard, how would you like free ice cream? >> will the police officer's daughter and our two other girls say no to free ice cream? and what about a tour of the truck? >> oh, geez. >> oh, my goodness. >>> coming up -- >> my son josh and his friend. >> it's the ice cream truck! >> ice cream. ice cream. >> will they pass the tempting ice cream test? >> what are you guys doing? >> josh, come

breanna: none.i stood up against it, i believe the men in the field the right thing and change. we just haven't seen it with the #metoo right now, the only consequences we have seen for one in my field is editor-in-chief fired about it and ne freelancer fired nolan bushnell not getting an award. that is not ground-breaking progress. john: why should we vote for you. we need a generation of regulated that are informed by normal.l this is not bipartisan, this is by partson issue. two teenagers essentially infrastructure. we have to really double down cybersecurity. i think there is a litany of perspectives here just not being cross and r current we need new leaders. emily: we will be following campaign. the congressional candidate in massachusetts, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much for your role. we're going to continue to ddress all the issues i cover in my book throughout the week with voices like facebook's sandburg, paypalco managy smith, vice president and c.t.o. right her

just -- breanna objects. >> no.ling her to use her hands and she's like, no. >> the group finishes the obstacle course in 33 seconds, but our cheater want to lie and write down a faster time. >> how about we just put 29. >> briana speaks up again trying to keep the group honest. >> come on, just -- >> i don't want to be the party pooper. >> now our actor goes around to the other side of the board and finds some fake scores we've planted from a competing team. >> guys, teammates scores on the back. >> what? you've got to be kidding me. >> we've got to step it up. >> this group thinks the other team did the course much faster. so our cheater goes ahead .lies about their time, writing down 29 instead of 33. but as his father predicted, anthony won't let her do it. >> no, no, no. 33. in fact, he stops the cheating by erasing the false time and writing the correct one. 33 seconds. >> oh, no. the thing was 33. >> so far so good. >> let's go. >> but the competition isn't over yet. another one through the obstacle course an

breanna: absolutely. we had a thing this week. about atari. out threats about that.g to deal with. emily: a i do know you were issued an apology. one of the things i talk about if women hads, been involved in creating these pro-dex from the very beginning, the cofounder of twitter -- products from the very beginning, even that cofounder of twitter said, we're not thinking about it. he said, we're not inking about it and we were just thinking about how wonderful and amazing things could become twitter. not that it would be used for death threats. do you think having more women involved in facebook or twitter or read it, then online harassment would. exist? brianna: the tech industry creates products that work for a very small segment of the population. it is not just harassment. there is a larger business case to be made. in my industry, video games, women make up more than half of the audience of gamers. there is so much money we are living on the table. emily: what other changes have twitter and facebook made recently? brianna: i think facebook has done a lot of wor

emily: thanks to briand a wi -- breanna wu.ek, we also heard from someone who had championed improving gender diversity in the workforce, the chief technology officer of the united states under president obama and vice president of google before that. megan smith joined us from washington. >> there's people from all backgrounds across the country who would love to be part of the tech sector. coming into town, cheyenne, denver, we get the word out and they were coming in. tech companies are showing up, people are showing up for the mentoring. a lot of people want in on these high-paying jobs that pay 50% more than the average american salary. there are hundreds of thousands of jobs open in america in every sector. all companies are software tech companies at this point. emily: and yet gender representation in computing, women make up 25% of computing jobs, blacks and latinos are downright depressing, and women led companies are getting 2% of funding. why do you think that is? >> extraordinary sexism and racism, and we have kind

.>> to breanna, we failed you, we let you down! broke the meridian township police department issuing a public apology to breanne randall, she is a victim of nassar. when she was just 17, she told police he molested her for -- while treating her for an abnormal spine. nassar made the police believe it was legitimate and they bleed -- believed him.>>> opening up about the misconduct that led to the apology. >> salad -- sadly they took your word instead of mine. >> reporter: nassar is back in court for his alleged sexual abuse. this hearing stems from accusations in lansing, michigan. he faces a minimum of 25 years in jail on top of his previous sentences of 60 and 40-175 years. following last week's resignation, a board of trustees voted john engler as their interim president.>> the board of trustees do not speak on behalf of students or faculty at michigan state. >> reporter: wednesday, the entire usa gymnastics board resigned after getting a ultimatum from the olympic committee. and interim board will be appointed later this month

breanna comes from a small town. she was an a student.d everything you hoped your child would do. >> my dreams were to become a nurse while i was in high school and i had found a waitressing job. i loved school, i loved being with my friends. >> these traffickers, they pretend to be an older boyfriend, these young girls actually fall in love with these guys and believe that they love them back. >> he was like 24, he played football at the university so he had gotten me some designer jeans and things. >> sort of like the movies, stuff like that, he bought me address and some jewelry because it didn't really have stuff like that. >> it's important for the or the trafficker to separate these girls from their family and their friends. >> he really gave me the courage to stand up to my mom. it was like just kind of keep it on the download. one day, he asked for something. even though she doesn't want to do it, she's so worried about losing him that she will and once he's had her do it once, he pretty much can control her from then on. >> he ke