- and fishman tells us this on the record in the book -- fishman is, at the very least, a conscientious, thoughtful guy. he's not going to come in this one day and then say, yeah, sure, go arrest everybody tomorrow. he's going to want to press pause. he's going to want to review the documents, review some of the evidence. he might decide to do the arrests, he might not decide to do the arrests. but pressing pause would have put them within the 60-day window before the election, and mara would not allow that. >> was there also a clock ticking on dweck's cover being blown? >> there was always fear that his cover was going to be blown because he was always, always going beyond the bounds of what he was supposed to be doing. >> how so? is. >> he was scripted. all the time he was scripted. but even while he was -- >> the fb with i -- >> rehearsed him. >> rehearsed with him. >> right. >> okay. >> but he never followed the script. there were times he would go to a politician and tell them, i'm not a member of the democrat party, i'm not a member of the republican party, i'm a member of the gre

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here is video that we've got right after the fishman were rescued.y at the time, perhaps that played a role in the boat capsized in. -- capsizing. one of the fishermen said it that the gear on the boat started shifting. perhaps that played a part in the boat capsized in. they were able to find the fishermen using a gps device. there was no terror on the high seas. they were pulled out safe and sound. the next phase is what to do with the book. potentially 800 gal. of diesel remained on the fishing vessel at this time. joining me now is jeremiah winston with the coast guard. we do see a sheet of diesel all water, how come there is not a boom around that at this time? >> we are waiting for the owner to get in touch with his insurance. we are going to go ahead and hire a contractor to come out. this is a safety issue involved, there are a lot of lines in the water, at this time we do not have anyone on the way out to build it off. when the sun comes out it will evaporate. >> he also told me, when all of the gallons of oil went into the bay years ago, th

paul fishman is the u.s. attorney for new jersey. case resulting in convictions. >> i think it's hard for some people to believe in the year 2010 we have people who will actually put people in slavery. it's the most fundamental and intolerable violation of human rights. >> reporter: a newark court recently sentenced the wife to 27 years in prison. the father got 24 years and the son, 4 1/2 years. >> all the promises she promised me, and then when i got here all my life was messed up. i was saying, if i knew this is how my life was going to be, i would have never come. i would never let her take me. >> the fact my client could be in these hair salons for so many years braiding hair, as young as 9, 10, 11, is extremely frustrating but it's not shocking. human trafficking is extremely profitable. it's so profitable that we're seeing some drug traffickers get out of drug trafficking and into human trafficking. >> reporter: zena took me on a walk where the girls used to walk every morning to work. from the house to the hair salon down the

. >> the first lady of nails, suzi wise fishman. >> lil' jon. >> the center from the 2011 champion dallason chandler. >> jimmy: wait a minute, did they get the first lady of nails? and that wasn't all. >> from bravo's hit show "the real housewives of new jersey," caroline manzo. and pane gillette. marcus allen. and miss universe 2006, miss rivera! >> jimmy: oh, of course. is this the miss usa pageant or the cast of next season's "celebrity rehab?" because it's starting to -- 21-year-old alisa from here in california won miss usa. so in your face, uglier states. [ applause ] she will now go on to compete in the miss universe competition. her runner-up miss tennessee will go on to marry an orthodontist so congratulations. meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news. she's releasing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life, my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers? wine coolers? 1988? bristol and her boyfriend were on a camp trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in the morning, she said she

we have the vast majority of fishman thinking they could pull this device -- device. we had a great compliance numbers by late 1990. if you look at the beaches in rancher and a wave all around 2000, you went from a straight line where you did not see a dip or a fall. after 2000, two thousand one, -- 2001, we started to see an architect. today, other than last year, we sought a dip. the year before last, we're looking at 21,000. last year, some 13,000. we picked up quite a few in veracruz. through may 25, we are looking at 11,000 in what is expected to be a banner year. half of the texas coast, which is not a traditional beach, we are looking at record numbers this year. >> of our fishermen complain -- our fishermen comply in pretty well? >> they are now has redoubled their efforts. -- no one has redoubled their efforts. there reeducating fisherman. they have found compliance issues, but those things could change overtime. it is not an intentional error on the part of the fisherman, but one thing that you have to realize as well, if you are in a conservation world, whe

we have the vast majority of fishman thinking they could pull this device -- device. we had a great compliance numbers by late 1990. if you look at the beaches in rancher and a wave all around 2000, you went from a straight line where you did not see a dip or a fall. after 2000, two thousand one, -- 2001, we started to see an architect. today, other than last year, we sought a dip. the year before last, we're looking at 21,000. last year, some 13,000. we picked up quite a few in veracruz. through may 25, we are looking at 11,000 in what is expected to be a banner year. half of the texas coast, which is not a traditional beach, we are looking at record numbers this year. fishermen complain -- our fishermen comply in pretty well? >> they are now has redoubled their efforts. -- no one has redoubled their efforts. there reeducating fisherman. they have found compliance issues, but those things could change overtime. it is not an intentional error on the part of the fisherman, but one thing that you have to realize as well, if you are in a conservation world, where a marin