the brothel keeper's cruelty was effective.hen they were rescued and brought to maiti nepal, the boy was unable to talk. now 8 years old he's making progress but is still nervous and wary of strangers. >> translator: at the brothel i was forced to have sex with men and if i refused to do that, and if i argued with them, they would burn cigarettes on my body, and they would beat me with a stick or they would spill hot water on me. >> i know that when you were separated from your son, that some abuse happened to him. can you tell me about that? >> translator: when we were separated and when my son cried, they burned my son's tongue with a cigarette. >> in just an afternoon, i've heard stories of suffering that would be incomprehensible to most people. but sadly, they are far too familiar to many in nepal. in order to see how this can be allowed to happen, i needed to head for the border.fe nt challe. ♪ different opportunities. ♪ so why would universities stay the same? ♪ university of phoenix, because an educated world is a bette

>> the brothel owner's cruelty was effective. when they were rescued and brauts to mighty nepal, the boy was unable to talk. now 8 years old, he's making progress but is still nervous sphwary of strangers. >> translator: at the brothel, i was forced to have sex with men. if i refused have do that, if i argued with them, they would burn cigarettes on my body and beat me with a stick or spill hot water on me. >> i know when you were separated from your son, that some abuse happened to him. can you tell me about that? >> translator: when we were separated and when my son cried, they burned my son's tongue with a cigarette. >> in just an afternoon, i have heard stories of suffering that would be incomprehensible to most people. but sadly, they are far too familiar to many in nepal. in order to see how this can be allowed to happen, i needed to head for the border. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female announcer

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and the one that just beats all is the one of setting up a brothel. now, if i saw a movie that included all of these things in a movie, i would think, well, this is not realistic. it just doesn't happen this way. but apparently it does. so today we're going to talk about the ethics of law enforcement, prevent ago boose of power -- preventing abuse of power. i wanted to read to you a letter to the editor that i happened to run across in the chronicle the other day when i was thinking about this panel. i just want to read it to you. it's entitled "betrayal of trust in the san francisco police department." my thoughts were just those of unbelief after reading your story "new video slap for san francisco cops." it is undeniable that our rights under search and seizure laws must be protected. but cops that blow cases by violating these rights should lose their jobs and be prosecuted themselves. i hope new chief greg suhr follows through on his promises to clean up the san francisco police department that betrays the trust put in it when it pulls stunts lik

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the police department was forced to eliminate the department that investigates brothels and prostitutes>> reporter: this is how they used to role, the san jose vice unit would hit the streets a few times a week. they targeted massage parlors and areas popular with prostitutes. >> there's a lot of crazy stuff out here at night. any time after 6:00, you see women walking up and down these streets, 12:00, pimps. posting up on these corners. >> reporter: prostitutes are even coming into town from oakland and fresno, because they know they can do business here. those prostitutes bring drugs and pimps. and the pimps are known to carry guns. >> the vice unit has been disbanded. >> reporter: the department put the vice unit back on daily patrol and assigned their duties. >> we're looking to prioritize, we were fairly confident they will be able to address those issues. however, it may not be as fast as we traditionally were able to do that. >> residents say they don't see police any more. but they say they are seeing an increase in violence. we watched as a fight broke out this morning between

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that's where they have -- and i only know this because i saw the advertisements, but that's where the brothels over the hump to paw rump. >> funny, i don't rememr asking you. congratulations, people. as you know, all of the money this week goes to taps, a nonprofit group that provides grief coupling and support programs to families of fallen soldiers. let's not forget the real message. it is about me because i care. well i don't care, but i like to pretend i care. there will be a new drawing after the holidays. >> we will close things up with tv's andy levy. there is a new pod cast every day. to catch them go to fox news radio .com and click on "red eye." there is a new one right this. -- right there. >>> you can catch us a couple times over the long holiday weekend. saturday at 2:00 a.m. and saturday 11:00 and monday pacific. a new red eye returns on tuesday. guests include jed daw dye yaw and andrew wk and mike baker. >> time to go back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. what are you doing for the fourth? >> i am excited. i will be in new castle, pennsylvania appea

no longer has a vice unit which used to specialize in dealing with brothels and prostitution. nbc bay area's damian trujilo gives us a good look at what is happening on the streets and why residents need cops now. >> again, again. >> reporter: this is how they used to roll, san jose police vice unit would hit the streets a couple times a week, targeting massage parlors and areas popular with prostitutes. not anymore. >> there is a lot of prostitution, crazy stuff out here at night. every night, any time after 6:00 you see women walking up and down the streets. 12:00. pimps posting up on the corners all around this spot. >> reporter: sources tell nbc bay area, prostitutes are coming in from oakland and fresno because nay know they can do business here. sources say the prostitutes bring drugs and pimps and pimps are then to carry guns. >> the vils unce unit its disba. >> reporter: the vice unit is on daily patrol and assigned their do thei duties to narcotics unit. >> we are fairly confident that they will address the issues it may not be as fast as we traditionally were able to

at a brothel. women has been abused and raped and psychologically traumatized.in fact thatphrase they're just prostitutes were being bounced around the mission so often that it just really made me sick to hear it. >> charlie: this sce where you first meetyan. >> ty need you, come on. >> hurry. >> take this end. hurry. >> she was talking but i couldn't understand. she's not local. >> what is it? >> could you call a medic. somebody call an ambulance. >> further back. >> calm down take a breath, take a breath. >> nine girls, nine girls are there. >> where are they. >> florida bar. >> what is that florida bar. >> there's a florida bar in the hills. i can take them where we usually take them. >> usually? hey, hey hey. where is the bar. how do i get there. >> charlie: tell me about that, these. >> well, it's the last time that kathy meets -- she doesn't really know anything, she doesn't know what's happening. there's a girl who is beaten up, traumatized and someone is saying we normal here take them to a shelter. he's been blaze. he's been there for a long tile. >> ch

by the mid '20s gaining the lion's share of chicago's craft: bookmaking, boot legging and brothels. >as an opportunist. he grabbed it with both hands. >> what are you doing here? >> what else? >> reporter: british actor steven graham plays a young capone in the hit hbo series board walk empire. >> to be 27 years of age and own chicago as the whole empire, that's one hell of a mind and one hell of a desire. do you know what i mean? and a passion to achieve that. >> reporter: capone achieved all of it with a splash of style. the best clothes, the biggest cars and more. >> capone talkd the media and really welcomed the spotlight so that people heard more about him. >> reporter: but away from spotlight.... >> if you had a butcher shop and you weren't paying your contribution to the local protection serx on association, the first thing is you would get a broken window. the next thing is is he might get a pineapple, a homemade bomb, hand grenade equivalent. maybe a baseball bat to the head to the knee and then finally if you still didn't get the message, somebody might get killed. ♪ chicago

he grew up in a brothel, a lot of people don't realize. he had the courage to talk about that on stage and was, you know, that stuff -- he's talking about shooting his car and be having a heart attack. nobody said that on a stage anymore. and i say god bless him for telling us those stories and things like that. >> but it took him a minute to get there -- >> bill cosby. >> right, he was bill cosby at first. audiences were not accepting of o him, so and then he had a faithful meeting with ishmael reid who taught him how to develop those characters as a great satirical writer who still lives in the california. and so, but, and so like you said, he was able to make those characters, a wino and so forth, human and that's why bringing it to the written, the written form is really important because it expresses the humor and humanity of our grandmothers. we all have a mom's mabeley in if our family or a crazy old uncle that we keep locked in the closet, or at least in my family. [laughter] but it's important to rejoice with those characters beca

once i got to bosnia and doing the investigations, it was clear the brothels and bars and strip clubsafficked from eastern europe. my investigations began to be covered up, canned and i was demoted from my position. a few months later, terminated. >> who did that? who was responsible? >> the government contractor who hired me. a state department contractor. >> right. >> i took them to a uk try bual. >> who were they trying to protect? >> themselves, mostly. they wanted to continue to get the government contracts for missions all over the world. it continues today. >> do you think they knew what was going on and wanted to turn a blind eye to it. >> absolutely. i wasn't the first person investigating their employees. a year prior, at least a year prior another gentleman came forward who was making, was actually suing them in the u.s. courts because the helicoptered video tapes, sex tapes. >> you believe and it's what the movie is about, but shocking to people watching this right now that they knew about the trafficking of 12, 13, 14-year-old girls. >> more so, when you were approached a