craigslist. a vast online world of your stolen stuff, for sale in plain sight. but now, thieves may be meeting their match. it's cops and robbers on the internet, as a special police team goes after the bad guys. >>> and two americas. she had everything. a penthouse, millimeters, two beautiful children. a seemingly charmed life. until a brush with her own mortality sent her on an astounding journey. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 26th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm sicynthia mcfadden. we begin with a stunning new revelation in the story of bernard madoff, the man behind the ponzi scheme that bilked thousands of people out of millllions of dollars. . tonight, his wife, silent since his arrest, has spoken for the first time. abc's brian ross, who has reported extensively on the madoff case, joins us now. brian? >> reporter: cynthia, mrs. madoff is saying the shame of being bernie and r

what were you doing on craigslist?rch on that computer right now would i find craigslist postings for erotic services? tell me the truth. i would, right? >> there's two tickets from the oakland police department. loitering with intent to prostitute. >> in here the 17-year-old female is pregnant. the room smells like marijuana. very strongly of marijuana. she had her laptop computer out with craigslist up. so in a nutshell that guy was a pimp, he had three girls with them, and he dropped them off in this room to work out of. and that's where we're at right now. >> the teenage girl tells officer saleda and parker she just met jay reese, the man they suspect is her pimp. >> is he in your phone? >> is he in my phone? he's not in my phone. >> who's daddy? >> we call, that's your real dad? call it. can you call it? >> in every girl's phone it will be daddy. it's not their real father. that's what they call the pimps. >> if anybody on the car stop hears a phone ring, let me know. >> so when i pressed that button, the pimp's p

craigslist, craigslist, craigslist.n shop. >> reporter: the stings work like this. police text the seller, map out a place to do the buy and warn victims not to get involved. >> do not text him or have anybody text him. >> reporter: right now, they've got a meeting with a seller of a top of the line mountain bike they suspect is stolen and they're about to do the sting. the seller arrives with the bike, but they don't let on right away. first, they make sure it's really the stolen bike. it is. but detectives can't prove that he actually stole it. so, they confiscate the bike. and after a tough grilling, they cut him loose. come on, we can be honest here. these guys, none of them think you didn't note you were dealing them a stolen bike. >> by the time i got it home, checked the numbers, saw how much it was worth, i knew it wasn't just a cheap give away. >> reporter: these detectives say their unit grew out of an overwhelming demand. case in point, a ferociously driven pair of new parents, victims of a stolen baby stroll

things you can get on craigslist. so well if you've been reading the headlines recently. >> so on fiverr.com, you can get -- >> who's the one who's jet lagged? me or you? >> sounds like me. someone will proofread your resume for five bucks to make sure no typos. those things can get in the way. what's the next one? >> someone will create a fan page for your business. >> for five bucks. >> make you a cosmetic case. write your message in the sand on a tropical beach. >> for $5. i will give you instant relief from sadness or stress for $5. >> yeah. >> all right. i don't know or want to know him. anyway. >> that one would probably be worth it, you know? >> go to fiver, f-i-v-v -- so it's -- >> or go to craigslist and have a ball. >> anyway. this freaks me out. it's called holy smoke. it's a company that loads human ashes into ammunition. so if you're undecided on how you want to spend your afterlife, you could do this. my holy smoke has come up with a new use for your ashes. >> anyway, you put them in, like, a shotgun she

craigslist and ebay have been favorite vehicles for less than legal vehicle sales. you don't have to be a dmv investigator to spot a curb stoner. just do that. find a car you like for sale boy a private part like this 1990 nissan zx and take the phone number and search that in craigslist. in this case, 16 other listings for used cars pop up and although they are listed for sale in different cities, each one's picture has the same house in the background. >> woor ve feel violate and taken advantage of. >> carolyn believes she was burned via craigslist. they agreed to pay $23,000 for this porsche less than a week after taking ownership, it stopped working. that's when a mechanic told them the bad news. >> it had been in a serious accident. every corner panel had been replaced. all of the vin tags have been remove and every part of the car had been repainted. >> parker's case is not rare. curb stoners often get cars from salvage auctions, do a few minor cosmetic changes and sell them to unsuspecting customers. the auction industry said it is doing what they can to crac

they also go online and call girls whose pimps place ads on site like craigslist. >> is jasmine there veterans are constantly training rookies in undercover tactics. >> we just put on an undercover school. what we'll do is take these guys out and get their feet wet. let them try and pick up some girls and see what it's like to follow a car and that kind of thing. >> detective jim saleda is an eight-year veteran of the task force. tonight he'll be working closed cover keeping a protective eye on the undercover cops posing as johns. >> again, if shots are fired be mindful you always want cover. >> tonight's sting requires two dozen officers and nine cars. >> and if there is an officer down we'll react to the threat as we just talked about. we actually have one of our close cover officers, plain clothes officers, who was watching the incident, be approached by two guys and he tried to rob them at gun point. a gun fight ensued. we've had a male officer just recently shot at by a female prostitute. so you name it, it's happened. >> it's just after 5:00 p.m. when the task force hits the str

cbs news, new york. >> craigslist sent thus statement.ck to help out. while we're not surprised to see users posting and looking for odd jobs on our site during such bleak economic times, we're heartened to know that the community is responsive to these ads. >> you see so many people speaking up in all different ways. the occupy wall street movement is going into worldwide protests, the jobs bill, and here at home, many folks are looking for work or worried about the fact that they may soon lose their job. many people want to know, just what it it take for the economy to recover? well web thought we would try asking two men who might know this morning. they just won the nobel prize for economics. they may not have all the answers, but they definitely have more tools to give it a shot than we would for you. princeton university profester christopher sims and thomas sargent who is a visiting professor at princeton. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> you guys have quite a history together. as i understand it, you went to school toget

. >>> coming up, local authorities everyone a warning about a violent craigslist scam. who's in danger. >>> but after the break, highway drivers come to a standstill when a plane literally drops out of the sky. pretty wild. >>> every year, nearly 2400 people die in house fires and thousands more are injured and to bring home this point during this fire protection week, the consumer products safety commission and the national fire protection association teamed up today to show you these flash fires. this is the cpscs new rockville testing center. it's a look at just how quickly fire can spread through hold mattresses and kitchen appliances causing some serious and even potentially deadly consequences. >>> one of the most recognizable names in fashion going out of business. liz claiborne incorporated plans to sell many of its brands and even change its name. the company is keeping juicy koa tour, lucky -- couture and kate spade brands. >>> a small plane crash-landed on a florida highway this afternoon. it happened on florida's turnpike right near hollywood just after 1:00

again, garage sales are great, craigslist is great. so is ebay but make sure you are getting the safest product for your kid which is tough because it's so expensive and you want to save money and it's tough especially with twins. >> all right. we will check in with you in the next hour to see what else you got on this wednesday. >> all right. i will see you in a bit. >> thanks a lot. >>> time for check of the forecast. lynn jet is -- lynette is in for justin. weather is about to take a turn. >> it is. i am not going to say for the worst. i am trying to look at the glass half full ace always do. but you know what, we have changes d. as i always do. but we have changes -- as i always do. but we have some changes. let's widen the horizon and the view and we can see the rain is what could possibly move in as we go into the afternoon hours. again, maybe a shower more likely as we go more into the evening time frame. but we are not going to get the sunshine that we saw yesterday. temperatures this morning 55 degrees in edgemere. 57 in annap

then take the phone number and search that in craigslist. in this case, 16 other listings for used cars pop up. and although they are listed for sale in different cities, each one's picture has the same house in the background. >> we just feel violated and taken advantage of. >> reporter: carolyn parker believed she was burned by a curbstoner via craigslist. she and her husband agreed to pay $23,000 for porsche. less than a week after taking ownership it stopped working. that's when a mechanic told them the bad news. >> it has been in a serious accident. every corner panel on the car have been replaced. all of the vin tags have been removed. every part of the car had been repainted. >> reporter: so where do curbstoners get their cars to sell? well, often from auto auctions meant for legitimate dealers. sometimes, like in parker's case, the cars had been wrecked. but curbstoners through a few minor cosmetic changs then sell them to unsuspecting customers. >> the lure of a deal too good to be true got the best of us. >> reporter: chuck redden

there are endless examples of posts, places like craigslist.craigslist in particular, people who essentially will do anything, give you a ride to the airport. is that an effective strategy just to get something? >> i don't think so. the reason donald and i wrote "midas touch" is he and i are both entrepreneurs. and we thought we'd write about what it does take to be a entrepreneur. most of those people are hustling money, not building a business. and what entrepreneurs do is build businesses. businesses and entrepreneurs are the only people who really do create legitimate jobs. the government can't create it. labor unions destroy them and all this. that's why we wrote the book "midas touch." what does it take to be a entrepreneur? most people are going, i could do that. that book was just for them. >> don't you think especially in this job market a lot of people are saying, i can't. they don't have money. maybe a reason they're out of a job they feel they don't have up-to-date skills. >> yes. >> if you live in the midwest and you've been in man

craigslist respond listing the sale of snap benefits as prohibited and when we checked previous postings years 2006 to 2008, we found that one cent out of every dollar in the program or 1% was being used to trafficking. >> reporter: more than 44 million americans currently get snap benefits. the number of people receiving them jumped by 3.9 million in the last year alone. >> i hear from people in one end of the country to the other, i never thought i would find myself in this circumstance. >> reporter: the assistance comes, however, in the form of an electronic benefit card and can only be used for food, which is why there's such a hot commodity and they can be sold for cash. >> this program is hard-fought, it's taxpayers-funded and it's been carefully thought out over the years, and i personally believe when people misuse it in that regard it becomes a threat to the 45 million people who are playing by the rules. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> one reason it's hard to detect is the electronic benefit cards work like atm cards. you don't need an i.d. just a pin numb

craigslist.k program violations and sent this letter to crazingigslist in august. we were performed that sale at half price was being advertised. we continued to receive similar complaints this illegal actively is ongoing. it may be subject to criminal penalties. craigslist respond listing the sale of snap benefits as prohibited and when we checked previous postings we had seen the site had been flagged for removal. >> in the years 2006 to 2008 we found that one cent out of every dollar in the program or 1% was being used to trafficking. >> reporter: more than 44 million americans currently get snap benefits. the number of people receiving them jumped by 3.9 million in the last year alone. >> i hear from people in one end of the country to the other, i never thought i would find myself in this circumstance. >> reporter: the assistance comes, however in the form of an electronic benefit card and can only be used for food which is why there's such a hot commodity and they can be sold for cash. >> t

. >> so they go on craigslist and then drive away? you have time to get back in the race, correct?u have all night to fission the car. they'll go to craigslist and find a motor or transmission. >> 60 to 70 savrj. 30 or 40 in the hairpin turns. >> is there a movement? are you able to get in front of another car? it's got to be a crowded field. >> it's a very crowded field. you're wheel-to-wheel racing. there's nothing like it out there. >> reporter: are you worry about it getting dinged? >> everybody worries about that with a nice car. with a pile like this, you don't care. >> reporter: i was kidding. so the race will be roughly eight hours each day. it's a $1,500 first price. you put more money into this driving it out from the east coast besides the $500, why do you do it? >> it's all about the seat time. going as fast as you can and as long as you can. it's the most fun you can have with your clothes on. >> reporter: can you turn her over? i want to hear what she sounds like. more than over 100 raceers out here. they're going to have some -- it's hot. look out. it's hot. does tha

craigslist 46 off with what sounded like a campaign rally-- h -- >>> his tour started with what soundede a campaign rally. >> we want him to work with us. >> it's time that he came off the campaign trail and negotiated. >> the top contenders in the gop presidential race square off in another key battleground states tonight. seven presidential hopefuls including mitt romney and herman cain will meet inci sin city. the nevada caucuses are scheduled to take place on january 14. >>> iowas republicans are planning to hold caucuses january 3. they will day earlier to compete with new hampshire for the first contest in the nation. new hampshire is threatening to move its traditional first in the nation primary to december. >>> civil rights activist cornel west will not face charges after being arrested outside the supreme court. princeton university professor and 18 others were taken into custody on sunday after refusing to leave. . they were protesting corporate influence. prosecutors decided not to press charges against that groups. >>> engineers will start rappelling down the national cathe

if you have the craigslist ad you know about it offering money, how can you just blow it off like that? >> well, having seen it up close and personally, can i report that the vast majority of those protesters or white guys in their early 20's who live in their mother's basement, you know, they are college kids. they are recent college graduates. >> bill: i don't disagree with that aren't they being used by forces that they don't really understand? >> i don't buy that maybe forces they don't understand will use them or are using them. that's not what this is about. i think that you have to recognize that there is real frustration out there. there is real fear that they are not going to get a job. you know, there is one job for every five or six college graduates coming out now. >> bill: college graduate unemployment in the u.s.a. is 4.5% is very low so i don't buy that for a minute. >> i just saw a generally well regarded survey that said college kids graduating to the most bleak job market. >> bill: that i gave is you in stone. >> like everything. >> bill: it is. i base all my analysis

craigslist is see eye popping growth in bartering. swap.com has seen more than 4 million barter exchanges since last year a and barter request said it saw a 150% increase. >> we believes it's a multi- billion dollar market. we think it's the third leg of the commerce. >> reporter: the latest numbers from the trade association value the barter market in north america alone at $12 billion. >> that's a new way for people to think about the things that they want or need. >> reporter: and people are bartering for almost anything. >> he wanted a bible, for example. >> reporter: it's in vogue in high fashion. is it all because of the state of the economy? >> it's because of the resession. we've all become so digital that we want to meet in real life. >> reporter: for some business owners, it's old hat. how many t-shirts a day do you pump out of here? >> it could be thousands or it could be hundreds. >> reporter: this man has been bartering his custom t-shirts for 25 years. >> i get all the broadway shows. i love broadway and travel professio

craigslist has dozens of costumes for sale for kids and adults with new ones added every day.the closer we get to halloween, stores start discounting items, so if you are brave enough to wait, you could get a better deal. >> now, your insta-weather plus forecast. >> good afternoon. a breezy and cool friday afternoon in progress and there is a little cloud cover out there. we do not expect any rain, at least around baltimore. faugh it is -- it is barely out of the 40's up near the pennsylvania line. winds are gusting up to 20 m.p.h., so it feels even clearer than that. if you're heading out this afternoon, take a jacket. 21 in annapolis. winds will be diminishing as we head into late afternoon and evening hours, but it will still be pretty windy at least in the early afternoon. clouds have started to develop over the last couple of hours as well. from baltimore on south and east, skies are clear. down near the lower eastern shore counties, you have plenty of sunshine, same in southern maryland. we are seeing some snowflakes in higher elevations. it is difficult to see here. the

(laughter) this is like going to a craigslist town hall and having people get up "do you know any online sites where you can gate hand job and a gently-used futon?" (cheers and applause) "is there any way i can get?" my assumption is they're applauding the hand job and not the futon. (laughter) it was a little different for the president last night as he held a $250 a person fund-raiser at the hollywood house of blues. (cheers and applause) this is the trouble with these hollywood events. (laughter) , there's always a chance mel gibson's going to show up! (cheers and applause) it wasn't me, it was the beaver! listen, how bad can the economy be when a nut can spend $250 just too yell (bleep) to the president. (laughter) unless the president is using his falling poll numbers to fund raise. yeah, for $250, you can yell stuff at him. for $500 you can give him the classic psychohand shake. pleasure to meet you. (bleep). maybe he'll take make which you are for $2,000 holding his fake birth certificate. meanwhile, on the republican side there's been a shakeup in the g.o.p. field as presumed fro

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so use craigslist to put your skills out there, what you're good at, what you're willing to do and seeilling to hire you for those short-term projects. >> this next one helps people who are working for themselves? >> this is called elance.com. this is for people already working for themselves or have skills that have been laid off and need to find short-term income. elance.com is a place where companies post short-term projects. so maybe i need a new proposal written, maybe i need a website design, maybe i need someone to do data entry for me. from legals to everything in between, they have over 30 categories that you could be putting your skills up so that you could be getting paid for the work that you do. so this is all about the freelance economy and helping people put through their passions and make money on the side. >> and you said about 30 categories, but is that jam packed with projects? >> 55,000 projects are posted in the last 30 days. >> i like that. 55,000 projects. >> all right. let me get that one down. all right. let's look at the iphone app now. this is one, help you m

but she is watching on ebay and craigslist.well a woman is explaining how she managed to run a marathon and hours later give birth. amber miller was 38 weeks pregnant when she laced up her shoes for the chicago marathon yesterday. she decided to run half and walk the rest and then she went into labor. >> i wasn't determined to run and thought i would have already had the baby. i'm still pregnant and i paid for it so i'm going to run it or attempt to do as much as i can. >> seven hours after finishing amber gave birth to her baby june. her doctors said it with u.s. fine because she is a regular marathon runner but not recommended for most pregnant women. it is hard enough carrying a water bottle. >> that kid has already run his first marathon. good for him. >> no kidding. >> you can go on now. >> a lot of people have been excited about the great weather for a past couple days and week. but all good things must come to an end. there is rain out there right no now rain around the vicinity including the region and all of virginia,

craigslist isn't yet a today i am here to speak about the impact of wells fargo's practices and investments in san francisco and the grants. as you know, attacks against immigrants has gone through the passage of arizona's ab 1070 and the copycats that followed. these laws have legalized racial profiling in turn local police into ice agents. it is made is that they're less protections for immigrant communities. they have also damaged the trust between our communities and the police, which was still very small and took a lot of years to even bill. making their vulnerability even more so. these corporations have been at the forefront of this. i will talk about the connection to wells fargo as well. they seek to increase profit by capitalizing on this immigrant hatred and violence that is spreading, resulting in increased frustrations for workers, families, and it is that the taxpayer expense. it is impacting state and local government budgets. this brings me back to wells fargo and its relationship to the g.o. group. the profit as a major investor and underwriter, a broker-dealer of shares, a

you answer a craigslist ad for a great deal on a used car but when you show up, the seller doesn't show you a car. he shows you a gun and then takes your wad of cash. fairfax county police say it's already happened three times just this month. once in clifton. twice in lorton. always in a secluded out of the way spot. police are urging you to conduct this sort of business in a safe, public place. preferably in daylight hours. >>> in less than an hour, some big changes to a maryland cell phone law will take effect. it's now going to be illegal to read a text message behind the wheel. you see, back in '09, lawmakers made it illegal only to text while driving. but now if you think you won't get caught, think again. reading and texting on your phone is now what they call a primary offense. that means an officer does not need another reason to pull you over. >> the fine is $70 for the first offense. and if you're convicted, that's a point on your driver's license. >> i know my daughter is one of them guilty of it. she's always texting and talking on her phone and reading e-mail when she's in

a is on the sale of bond craigslist. >> the hot air balloons lifted off for the 40th straight year ins over 110 miles per hour they usually stops the the balloon festival but today's lift off it was also a kick off for the albuquerque balloon festival. >> every year i say that i want to go. >> we are only going to see frost for a few hours and tomorrow will turn into a relatively nice day. two-thirds of the nation had nice and mild temperatures today. 49 degrees at o'hare airport right now. you are looking at frost advisories from illinois to indiana in to western michigan. the purple area it is eight freeze warningsfreeze warning. here is your 7 day forecast. 67 degrees on sunday mid-70s on monday. we have a good chance of hitting 80 degrees tuesday. and tuesday as you can see there is no rain in the 7 day forecast. we are off to a dry start for october. >> after last week we need a dry spell. the annual chicago aids walk helps or raise money to battle hiv and aids. the aids foundation says it awarded more than $16 million last year. several big openings at the movies this weekend..

. >> coming up on night line stolen properties on sale in plain sight on craigslist. >>> and a woman who had everything until a brush with death sent her on an incredible journey. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable housing for artists... and partnering with a local hospital to help expand patient care. because the more we do in baltimore, the more we help make opportunity possible. . >>> there is a lot that goes down your toilet but you never expect to see what came out of this guy's bowl. there was a three foot long python looking at him. most likely a pet -- animal services said they are tricky pets to keep because they can slip away undetected. >> they have one heck of a fish tale to tell in north carolina. they recovered a one ton cannon. its been on the ocean floor for three hundred years. it was found off the coast of the north carolina from the wreck of a pirate ship. projectit'll be on d

thinking objection, we are about to have baby where can i save money and they look at ebay and craigslist or maybe a yard sale, hand-me-downs. all great ideas. but child safety experts think that there are certain things you should not buy second hand. certain things shouldn't be used. and some of those things include helmets, cribs, we are talking about things and this is all because of safety. now, we will go over some of that. and the first example is baby cribs. they are often being recalled. you may remember this sum earth sale of the drop side cribs turned out to be banned and experts say if you get a hand- me-down or buy used crib make sure to check the consume product safety commission's website and you can call them to find out if the crib you want to purchase second hand or given to you up is to code. as far as car seats that's another one. many older ones for children they don't have the latest safety and installation features and on top of that, if a car seat has been in a crash, even if it's not a major one just minor one, oftentimes they don't have the same level of protect

none of the similar sites like craigslist or ebay tap into existing tech like zaarly does. >> this would have been impossible without a facebook, without a twitter, without google maps on mobile. >> you guys from zaarly? great. >> zaarly officially launched in may with an initial investment and pr hype from ashton kutcher the star of cbs' "two and a half men." meg whitman joined its board of directors. >>> lady liberty celebrating a big birthday. a high-tech makeover, too, for her 125th anniversary. >> and new safety concerns about popular birth control pills. the brands putting women at risk for blood clots. >>> and she uncovered something dirty at mcdonald's. why one mom is now banned from the golden arches. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, earthquake zone in turkey. early pulled a 13-year >>> a new story of survival from the earthquake zone in turkey. early this morning, rescuers pulled a 13-year-old boy out of a collapsed multistory building. look at this. he was working in a shoe shop on the ground floor last sunday when that 7.2 earthquake hit. he survived for five days, used a rock to open a space

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things you can get on craigslist.r your business. >> for five bucks. >> make you a cosmetic case. write your message in the sand on a tropical beach. >> for $5. i will give you instant relief from sadness or stress for $5. >> yeah. >> all right. anyway. >> that one would probably be worth it, you know? >> go to fiver, f-i-v-v. so it's -- >> or go to craigslist and have a ball. >> anyway. this freaks me out. it's called holy smoke. it's a company that loads human ashes into ammunition. so if you're undecided on how you want to spend your afterlife, you could do this. my holy smoke has come up with a new use for your ashes. >> anyway, you put them in, like, a shotgun shell, i guess. if your loved one wants to be -- his ashes spread over maybe a mountain, i don't know, maybe you just shoot the shotgun up there. i don't know. it seems a little weird. >> you had another idea for it before we got on the air. >> you don't love your loved one, you might want to go hunting with it. okay? that's all i was saying. >> i just thin

goes on and that was on craigslist come on they don't even have to advertise a move to their mother there's only been advertising them for the cruise which is free it's free but it isn't a free show all right why don't we think about just getting ok what's next ok this is another way that somebody tried to capitalize on the raising. price of gold has gone down a little recently but it's still higher than it was historically over the last months in years one guy who is referred to as an irish wizard need i say more he tried to turn his x. agreement into gold by some kind of alchemy alchemic situation obviously didn't go well. does this show how valuable gold is or you know alchemy is expected to be before christ in the middle ages it was really popular and the whole thing of alchemy to try to transform base metals like wood into gold and this guy said you know what i'm going to go a step further. under the feces and the fume and poop and i'm going to lie down on fire which is what he did and he burned his apartment pretty much thousands of miles of the damage when it turned into gold and the

reality show the real world is apparently looking for occupy wall street cast members they put out a craigslist ad and set apart. of occupy wall street real world twenty seven zero one two. this is i just this makes me you know this makes me worried i don't cry at t.v. how it's no steppin like you're worried about democrats co-opting the movement now and he's going to go up by it was totally all for this because as a former real world fan when you actually had intelligent people that were on the show to deal with like real issues in their lives it turned into this thing where all the housemates would just hook up with each other and i got very cynical when's the last time you saw intelligent people on the real world because now they just get people that are like. just looking for people who care about what's going on in the world hopefully they're not just like a hockey bear in mind a lot of real world people have run for office there's a congressman tom de lay sean duffy beating out the motion example but back in the day he's back in the day i mean. maybe i'm just being optimistic but maybe th

a new mexico woman put an ad on craigslist to buy pot. she's 28 years old and lives in roz well.ice say she posted the ad, was new this town and looking to buy mary jane. it's slang for marijuana. officers offered to meet her and arrested her. she probably should have been more creative. >> perhaps. >> girl scout badges are getting a make over. >> you are soon going to see digital film making, web design and literacy sewn into their badges. this is the first major update for badges since 1987. >> the cookies keep getting a make over, too. they keep our favorites. >> the old favorites are still there. >>> if you saw ellen, you saw this fun, big sur prize for a little girl who made a big splash for her imitation of a u.s. rap star. ♪ >> sophie grace is from the united kingdom. the 5-year-old can sing every single word of the rap hit by nicki minaj. it led to an invitation from ellen. that surprise appearance by nicki minaj herself. she was overwhelmed, but not shy. she got to perform with her favorite artist. that was so cute. >> that is so viral. millions everywhere. >> she's got