. >> reporter: colleen has studied labor trafficking and interviewed victims including some from our region. so the nbc 10 investigators took her claim directly to the top. >> we haven't had as much success as i oo would like. >> reporter: the manager is the eastern attorney for pennsylvania. he acknowledges every one of us has encountered a victim somewhere in the philadelphia region but most victims stay quiet because of language barriers, mistrust of law enforcement and fear of their trafficke traffickers. >> we have a dedicated group of agents working hard to investigate and prosecute these cases. >> why has it been so hard to bring them to trial then. >> i think the reality is it comes back to you have to identify the victims. >> reporter: based on the interviews he believes many victims are willing to testify than prosecutors claim but she says it's up to the public to ask who is serving our food and working at our hotels or cleaning our homes. >> the more you point to the perpetrator, the more you're sort of pointing back to yourself because you're a part of this. >> reporter:

colleen love has headed the clinical safety program at atascadero and her job is to research violencet to reduce it at the hospital. >> i love the whole wide world anthen t whole wide world will love me. >> we are working with the big leagues of mental illness here. this is a very challenging population. we have 1,000 patients who 99% of them have violent histories living together in close quarters in a public sector institution. and even people without mental illness would have a hard time tolerating some of the frustrations of a total institution like ours. >> red light admissions ready room two. red light. >> when an alarm goes off, 12 to 15 staff members and police officers assigned to that particular zone respond. the job of the police is to assist staff members in restraining the patient and aiding in crowd control, ensuring that no further violence erupts. once the patient is restrained, he is taken back to his unit where his psychiatric technician and the unit psychiatrist try to get him to talk about the incident. >> we have to see what is happening with you right now. you ha

the democratic race for the white house, "wall street journal" white house correspondent colleen mccain nelson has also been covering the democrats for the journal. great reporting. glad to have you. we heard that statistic, 66% of voters don't find clinton honest and trustworthy. is the e-mail scandal resonating with democratic primary voters rather than general election voters? >> at this point, it's a little bit of a moot question just because she's on the march to the nomination and is not going -- the math is on her side. so she's not going to be derailed. but it does fuel the existing narrative that she can't be trusted. so she has been out there saying this was allowed, i didn't do anything wrong, it was permissible to use private e-mail but the report says very clearly it's not. >> do you think bernie sanders campaign, shall we say, regrets we don't want to hear about your whatever e-mails anymore? >> well, at this point, they're not showing any signs of regret. they are certainly holding firm to that. points for consistency, perhaps, but also perhaps a missed opportunity. even with this r

donald trump has one month in the clear. colleen mccain nelson, thank you. >>> time for an early start on your money. stock futures higher. you know, stocks fell yesterday. the higher move this morning for oil which is up 3% right now. stocks in europe and asia are mixed. >>> takata air bag recall is increasing. double the number of the u.s. recalls to 69 million. that means 20% of all cars on the nation's roads have an air bag that pose a risk to drivers. only 8 million have been repaired. takata will not have enough parts to fix all of them until 2019. the air bag inflaters can malfunction that sends debris flying at drivers. these faulty air bags have been tied to ten deaths in the u.s. takata will offer its best efforts to fix that problem. >>> new details emerging this morning about the final days of prince's life. we are learning new things and hearing from new people about an alleged battle with addiction. (avo) i've always been a dog person. my name is barbara and i make dog chow natural in davenport, iowa. now that i work t

has required several corrective surgeries. >> reporter: at just 27 days old alex had his first surgery, the first of ten he would have in his young life. for parents colleennd bernie force their lives were turned upside down. >> it is all in a whirlwind, we don't know what is happening from like day to day, minute to minute. >> alex is doing good right now, you know, it is one of those things where we take it day today. if there is a day where he is not in the hospital or needing a doctor's appointment then it is a great day. >> reporter: those great day become a reality with the help of great events for home runs for heart at citizens bank park. yesterday i took some swings with many others for the charity. >> come on. i should be booed. >> alex will hit as well during day two of the event. there is no doubt he will fair better that be me. the force family is thrilled to be involved. >> whenever we can do to, you know, for him and for everyone with a heart condition, heart disease, raise awareness, you know, we're absolutely in. >> reporter: from citizens bank park, pat gallen for "eyewitness news". >> how about that. >> great story. >> all right, don be

one, thinks colleen, love my husband's beard, i would be very unhappy if he took it off without consulting me. >> she's a beard girl. >> he is happy. >> yes. >> thanks for. that. >> sue serio hasrd for years. >> oh, mike. >> and she lost it. >> why do you do that to me. >> you know what i mean, i'm supposed to be at an event, yes. >> it is raining. >> yes. >> temperatures in the 50's, okay. yeah, there is fog out there but not much, it is 57 degrees and we will not get that much more warmer before the end of the day. the mostly cloudy skies, high of 62. and yeah, on and off showers, we just don't expect this rain as hard as it did this morning, 50 degrees overnight with you guessed it bob kelly, showers around. >> more showers and more showers. two separate accidents here on the schuylkill expressway, bet all lane temporary block here. what started out as a three car accident, those guys moved off to the shoulder and that quickly bam another accident happened in the same spot so state troopers, trying to push everybody off to the scene. they are kicking off, brushing off the roadway but west bun schuylkill expressway bumper to bumper from pretty much belmont out through consho