i grew up as a working-class girl. the first in my family to go to college which was a big step for me and ended up, through a scholarship, going to college and doing super wrong in college and ended up going on and getting a graduate degree from harvard in education. that long journey i experienced came back to my native soul, north carolina, and founded this nonprofit. >> when you say you work with appalachian girls, what do you do? >> i teach. i teach. i, we, the people who work with me have created this out of school opportunity for girls in the most rural and remote parts. they come to an intensive summer program, have meetings with volunteers, and we offer these girls who otherwise don't have opportunity for summer learning and enrichment and intensive and wonderful educational program. they come into our program from all over the mountains of north carolina and do digital literacy learning, write, read literature, and get a really intensive summer learning experience through the nonprofit that i direct. >> in "t

she's claiming there's a third girl. we think there probably is a third girl. but until the fingerprints come back we won't know for sure. >> fingerprint analysis i.d.s her as 23-year-old katrina zeul, also of new york. >> put the hands on the wall above your head. >> a quick search reveals katrina has a four-year trail of prostitution arrests from four states. >> have you ever been arrested in the state of illinois, katrina? >> no. >> judging by her young age, detectives suspect the person responsible for shopping katrina online still lurks on the outskirts of the city. like most trafficked women, katrina is unwilling to admit to or give up her pimp and prepares for another night in lockup. >> how much dope do you do a day? >> she's snorting heroin. she's going to get dope-sick real quick. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. in chicago, too early for the sun but not too early for the cook county human trafficking task force. >> all right. first of all, thanks, everybody, for coming. we're going to be doing a prostitution sting. we're going to be picking up the girls. >> specia

i want my girls.fight for my girls. >> reporter: and in january 2010, nikki finally won. the judge ordered the girls back to nikki's. and jazz and tazz did not like it one bit. >> so they start screaming and hollering, "we don't want to go back. why would you make us go back?" >> reporter: in court they were doing this? >> yeah. >> reporter: nikki told her mother not to worry. >> she say, "i'll be fine. they'll mellow out. they'll -- you know, they'll come around." >> reporter: a few days after the court's decision, on a saturday night, nikki put on a welcome home party for the girls. >> they hugged me. you know, they kissed me. >> reporter: and that was the last time yucca saw nikki. four nights later, there they were jazz and tazz, answering the increasingly pointed questions of a couple of detectives. >> can you tell me what happened when you got home today? >> it seemed a little odd that the girls were still wearing outdoor gloves. the detective asked, could you take them off, please? >> pull your

she's a young girl, too. hey, i've got this one girl coming southbound on 17.he's already flagged me, and she's going to walk up to my car. >> all right, go ahead and ask her and then we'll have somebody in come in and make the arrest. >> his target, young, underage girls some as young as 12 who have been trafficked and turned out to service everyday johns looking for cheap sex. >> are you dating, young lady? >> but saleda is actually an undercover investigator for oakland's human trafficking task force, and this young woman is about to make her last proposition of the night. >> how much for two of us? [ inaudible ] >> just a quick head. >> oh, that's going to be a hundred. >> i don't know -- all right. where should i meet you? all right. walk over there. i'll meet you. >> moments later, officer saleda tells officers to grab the young woman for soliciting prostitution. >> in the old days, it was a sweep. you just swept these girls off the street, you didn't give a damn. you just threw them in jail and you weren't attacking the problem. you weren't solving the p

unfortunate that the girls have to go to jail. mean, our main objective is to target the pimps. and we don't get to the pimps without going through a girl first. >> arrest teams copy, got a possible in 17th. >> she's getting in the vehicle. >> less than 10 minutes into their operation the undercovers get their first nibble. with the first woman in custody, it only takes the team a few minutes to zero in on another. >> she's walking to my car. 1400 block at 21st. >> female, black jacket, purple dress. she's getting in. >> on move, signal given. >> right here, right here. >> the undercover vehicle is stopped by the arrest team and the woman is cuffed for prostitution. >> i didn't say nothing. >> a quick search of the woman's belongings reveals a handful of items that are sadly all too common out on the track. >> crack pipe. it's a poker that they use to scrape the residue off of the actual pipe so they can get more of the crack. condoms. typical stuff. >> i did not solicit him. >> is that your crack pipe? are those your condoms? >>

got to know a lot of the girls.d one thing led to another. >> at 6 feet and 220 pounds, mico made a living with his fists as a bouncer, enforcer, and debt collector. until one day in 1991, when he got a little too rough with a debtor and knocked himself right into the state penitentiary. >> i went to prison because an individual was disrespecting one of my relatives on a gambling debt and he didn't want to pay and he got kidnapped, beat, and robbed. >> mico did nine years for the kidnapping, robbery, and assault. but upon parole, he found himself drifting back into detroit's underworld and his familiar role as muscle for hire. >> basically, when i was at the halfway house, i would visit a lot of strip clubs, and i ran into a lot of people, you know, from the past and stuff like that. and you know, one thing led to another, and i started with this girl, candy. she wanted me as a bodyguard because she was having a problem with these bikers. and one thing led to another. >> today mico says he works with half a dozen yo

most girls can't. they wind up worse. >> the detroit task force, which rescued daisy, is just one of 26 the fbi operates with cooperation from local law enforcement agencies. investigators spend months, sometimes years, gathering evidence to make state and federal cases. their goal, to end the network of criminal syndicates, big and small, who profit from selling women. >> it just further shows the need of the task force and why a lot of these -- everyone on there, is so diligent and they pour their heart and soul to it. as you can see every night. >> what time we rolling tomorrow? >> 3:14 for ucs, 4:00 for everyone else. >> it's very worth it. the guys and girl hot do this job, we do it for the kids. we do it because it needs to be done. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates, "lockup." >> jail is hell. jail is hell. >> willie, will you come to the door, sir? >> a lot of the mental state hospitals have cl

. >> we have girls come from texas, we have girls come from minnesota, girls come from iowa. >> so, what am i going to be under arrest for? >> prostitution. >> in a world where girls and young women take all the risk, pimps and traffickers keep all the cash. >> it's not physical bondage, it's mental bondage. this is what traffickers and pimps and predators do. >> tonight, msnbc goes under cover with the cook county human trafficking task force. >> get him out of here, quick. >> as they battle the buyers and sellers of sex and reach out to rescue the young and the lost trapped in chicago's underground sex trade. rising from the shores of lake michigan, the skyline of chicago sparkles and soars, but beyond the glittering facade of glass and steel lies a city at the crossroads of america's underground sex trade. >> relax, okay, sweetie? >> okay. >> don't get nervous or anything, okay? >> tonight, police find this young woman selling sex in a hotel room more than 600 miles away from her home in arkansas. local authorities say it's an all-too-common occurrence in the windy city. >> it does ha

>> how you doing, girl?od to see you. >> good to see you. >> wow, you have all of your stuff in there? >> yes, i do. >> have you had to sleep in your car again? >> no, i didn't sleep in my car last night. i stayed with a co-worker. but possibly, maybe tonight. >> as a single woman, crystal is cautious about where she lives. but potential homelessness has forced her to consider something she never imagined, living in a man camp. >> have you ever been to a man camp? >> no. seemed like it would just be a place for men. >> and how do you feel about the idea of possibly living in one? >> to be honest with you, i don't feel comfortable. definitely have my .45 on hand. >> really? >> yeah, really. hello. are you stephanie? >> i am. >> great, stephanie. i'm crystal. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> stephanie is one of the managers. and she hopes to sell crystal on the idea that man camps can also be home for women. >> so here, the women live amongst the men. >> right. right now, to be honest with you, we don

crystal arranged an out-call date for the girl, and g.vered her to the john's apartment, where she was tortured and killed. while the teen's killer got life in prison, jasmine's trafficker was never punished. >> are we ready to talk about that yet? >> it don't matter. >> you know all about it. >> i know all about it. >> why haven't you talked to us, then? >> it's not my problem. >> investigators are working to build a federal trafficking case against g. and want crystal to cooperate. >> i know who you are. you're not a bad person. you're not a bad person at all. i think you got hooked up with g. when you were too young. >> no. >> when you were young? come on. >> no. >> he's not good news. you know that. >> but crystal is not about to give up g. tonight. in the jargon of the underground sex trade, she remains true to the game. >> the girls would deny that they have any type of pimp. they're just doing it for themselves. they don't want to see him get in trouble, and they don't want to have the repercussions of what he can do to them if the

just tell us. >> and they're like, the other girl is here. >> the girl in the backseat, she's gettingooks really young. she's coming in. >> copy that. >> the target vehicle that pulled up had two male occupants and one female. most likely they were armed. >> if they get out of the car i need you to walk over there and write down the plate number and take the picture with your phone if you have to. >> roger that. >> the second woman knocks on the door. her street name is cocoa. >> and she came in. and i'm like, this poor teen. she's a kid. >> nobody's law, nothing, please just have a seat. >> have a seat. we've got some treats and candy. we're kind of having a cheap pizza party here. you can tell her, we're okay, right? can you vouch for us? we're okay? >> asia takes on the role of unpaid spokesperson for elijah rising. >> whatever you thought you were here for, you're not here for that reason. >> but we're still going to pay you, okay? >> okay, second, if you want to stop doing, like, what you're doing now, you can stop, like right now. they'll take you somewhere. whatever, like, drea

>> they're beautiful girls.and they actually do have excellent coffee. >> what does it mean to have a place like this in williston? >> we work on the rig. we're around nothing but dudes all day every day. we live with them. so coming to see the pretty girls is nice. >> i feel very blessed. i bought an escalade, i think it was my first month of business. >> you're kidding? >> i'm doing awesome. >> and the girls obviously make really great tips. >> oh, yeah. thank you, have a good one. >> bye. >> it was st. patrick's day and we got cute little outfits. >> and how much did you make that day in tips? >> in tips, i can make 600. >> seriously? >> yes. >> as baristas? >> yeah. >> i'm the number one customer. >> number one. >> we work for tips. >> make it rain! >> rain! >> so, do you think we're crazy, lisa ling? >> i don't think you're crazy. i wish i had thought of it. but i don't have any tits and ass. so i couldn't. >> you can always buy them. just saying. >> there you go. ♪ >> today was our first full day in willis

she's claiming there's a third girl. we think there probably is a third girl.rints come back we won't know for sure. >> fingerprint analysis i.d.s her as 23-year-old katrina zeul, also of new york. >> put the hands on the wall above your head. >> a quick search reveals katrina has a four-year trail of prostitution arrests from four states. >> have you ever been arrested in the state of illinois, katrina? >> no. >> judging by her young age, detectives suspect the person responsible for shopping katrina online still lurks on the outskirts of the city. like most trafficked women, katrina is unwilling to admit to or give up her pimp and prepares for another night in lockup. >> how much dope do you do a day? >> she's snorting heroin. she's going to get dope-sick real quick. ♪ and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard. because you work. now capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath, and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned on the job and focusing on what you need to know. so you

have a perfect girl. it is all ruined. >> as reality sets in, he turns on the charm and in a last-ditch bid to avoid jail. >> hope this is a good hard warning because i have learned my lesson clearly. and you are adamant about this. i know you are. and i commend you. i'm not being a kiss up or anything but i polk county sheriffs are outstanding. >> you know we put people in jail for doing that in this county. >> i know. i don't want to sound like let it go and -- it's going to ruin my life. really is. >> you know i don't let people go. >> oh, my god. i'm so ruined. it's over. >> his concern that his life will be ruined by a misdemeanor prostitution arrest is somewhat debatable. >> as long as you stay clean you will be okay. >> if true sheriff judd wants to make one thing clear. >> so you don't have an ounce of sympathy for the guy who is saying this will ruin my life. >> he ruined his own life. i didn't handcuff him and throw him in to the room with a prostitute and say now pay her and have sex. you did t

that girl you talked to was a police officer. officers walked the john to the staging area, where detectives identify him as ronald clark, a man with a past. >> he has an sf. >> he does. >> what were you arrested for before? >> sorry? >> what were you arrested for before? >> robbery and rape. >> how long ago was that? >> back in '70. >> clark, a convicted felon who served time for robbery and rape, now faces a loitering charge. >> straight ahead. >> clark's violent past makes him ineligible for the first offender program. he will have to face charges in court. >> one of the main findings that was surprising to me was the difference in the number of criminal activities. >> do you want to talk to me about what happened? >> not really. >> okay. >> the men who are buying sex, the johns, were committing a whole lot more felonies, misdemeanors, crimes that are associated with violence against women. they are also committing more physical assaults. >> are you married? what's your wife going to say? >> i -- guess what: your insurance com

-girl business. girl business. -the biggest... girl-run business... -in the world. it's kind of amazing. girl scouts are everywhere. -over 2 million of us. my mom is one. -my little sister is one. my cousin michelle is one. -maybe you're one. girl scouts should totally run the world. -i think we already do. i'm not surprised. -are you surprised? we're not surprised. did you think this was just about cookies? >> we'll all do it at some point. some of us will look forward to it with excitement, others with dread. i'm not talking about taking the sat or act tests. i'm talking about dating. alexa got some advice from an expert. in a way, dating is a lot like learning to drive. there are rules of the road to follow and signals to obey so that we can have a safe and enjoyable experience. to tell us more about this is lisa jander. hi. >> hi. thanks for having me on the show. >> our pleasure. so, you call yourself the "teen dating mechanic." why? >> oh, that's such a great question. when my son was 15 years old, he was taking driver's ed, just like many of you will be. and

i'm a good girl now. now i'm going to get my ged and i would like to get into counseling so i can help other women that's in my predicament. i've been close to death three times. i'm not ready to go nowhere. i have something to tell somebody, some lady is going to listen to me somewhere and get help. >> police department. go ahead and step out for a minute. >>> coming up -- investigators try to save a high school girl from the clutches of a would-be pimp. >> no man opens up his house to a teenager without expectation. no man does. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. >> undercover officer is at the mercy of the prostitutes to determine where and when the meet takes place and causes these operations to move quickly. >> because we're going into the unknown we'll have emergency planning in case something happens. we'll make sure everyone is vested up so we're taking those precautions to make sure that we have safety out there for our officers. >> don't recognize her. she's new. >> once again, detectives comb the onl

>> they're beautiful girls.hem. >> and they actually do have excellent coffee. >> what does it mean to have a place like this in williston? >> we work on the rig. we're around nothing but dudes all day every day. we live with them. so coming to see the pretty girls is nice. >> i feel very blessed. i bought an escalade, i think it was my first month of business. >> you're kidding? >> i'm doing awesome. >> and the girls obviously make really great tips. >> oh, yeah. thank you, have a good one. >> bye. >> it was st. patrick's day and we got cute little outfits. >> and how much did you make that day in tips? >> in tips, i can make 600. >> seriously? >> yes. >> as baristas? >> yeah. >> i'm the number one customer. >> number one. >> we work for tips. >> make it rain! >> rain! >> so, do you think we're crazy, lisa ling? >> i don't think you're crazy. i wish i had thought of it. but i don't have any tits and ass. so i couldn't. >> you can always buy them. just saying. >> there you go. ♪ >> today was our first full day i

i'm a good girl now.ow i'm going to get my ged and i would like to get into counseling so i can help other women that's in my predicament. i've been close to death three times. i'm not ready to go nowhere. i have something to tell somebody, some lady is going to listen to me somewhere and get help. >> police department. go ahead and step out for a minute. >>> coming up -- investigators try to save a high school girl from the clutches of a would-be pimp. >> no man opens up his house to a teenager without expectation. no man does. owing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® campbell's healthy request. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or yo

damon williams from boys and girls clubs of america. welcome to you both. let's start with the big picture and why this partnership is such a good fit for comcast nbc universal. >> the philanthropic focus is really digital literacy. but digital literacy is most important to us because we are very concerned about the digital divide and how to bridge that digital divide. this is our opportunity to work with boys and girls club which we know is very central to the communities where they work. young people who are coming in and out of those clubs. this will give them an opportunity to learn about digital literacy, to learn how to use computers, to learn how to use computers safely and open up everything that is offered for young people. we've been really contributing to boys and girls clubs for almost 15 years. so this is the continuation of a long-term relationship, but it's huge because of our impact. millions of you p affected by t and we're really excited about the partnership. >> you mentioned technology, dr. williams, i'll ask you, too, without it, young

>> young girls, 18, 20. >> these are girls who had not been married before.ad been effectively taken off and sold into marriage was a >> not married, so virgins. there is very little news coming out of northern iraq and syria, because it is so dangerous for reporters to go there. situation for these women today echo are they alive? have they been killed? are they still being held as prisoners? >> some of these girls have been received with open arms by their families again. but many are still captured. from arabs who try to buy these girls and bring them back to the north of iraq in the kurdistan area with they will be safe. we have heard from the regional government, they are currently trying to buy these girls back. >> so they have to pay ransom, basically to islamic state. they that -- but they buy them through arabs. >> via the arabs buying them? buyingare the arabs them? just to get the cash? >> [indiscernible] >> it really sounds like a trade in human life. it sounds like these women are being traded between the arabs and islam estate -- islamic state.

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it's giving girls -- violence. it's giving girls transportation. so the bike is way more than a sport, and my hope in afghanistan is that the sport of cycling can normalize bikes for girls across the country so that we can use bikes as a social vehicle for justice. >> well, they've been getting an awful lot of international attention, this team, a lot of support. and as a matter of fact, the guardian today has a piece on them, and with the film that you're bringing. so with all the added attention, does it make them safer because eyes of the world are on them, or does can it make them a bigger target? >> this is a question i always navigate, because my worry is by highlighting the work of girls like this, are we putting them at more risk? and is that worth the potential benefit of more funding, more sustainability? and so i pose the question to the girls. i've put it on their plate. they're the ones taking the risk, how do you feel about this? i keep it secret if you want it secret, we talk about it and share it if you want it shared. they are so p

this little girl was staying in. the mother scheduled an appointment with the psychologist for evaluation. she and the daughter were in talking with the psychologist, drops the little girl out of the window to her boyfriend and they got away. >> that is so horrifying for the poor girl. can you imagine being dropped out a window? >> creepy thing. this 61-year-old man is the uncle of the little girl's father. >> come on. >> psychiatric evaluation over. the girl away permanently. >> these two escaped to germany. officials did finally find this little 2-year-old girl and they took her back to italy where she is now again in foster care. >>> this next video, dash cam footage from russia. this is from a police car. you're not going to see this coming. that's a police officer who runs in front of the car. he's actually headed toward a vehicle that he saw speeding. this is not a smart driver. >> oh. >> oh, you total -- >> how would you think this would end? >> literally, there's no way we're going to figure this out. >> it's

>> okay. >> he asked me if i was a girl or a transgender. i told him i was a girl.>> is that really necessary? i can't be more humiliated right now. tell the arresting officer i'm sorry for being initially hostile. i didn't realize he was a cop. he hopped out at me. >> everything is here? >> correct. except for the expiration on that driver's license expired. i have a current driver's license, but i don't have it on me. >> okay, that's fine. >> 25-year-old colin hague can't hide his distress. >> oh, [ bleep ] god. >> have you ever been arrested for this before? >> i was going to go to the fire academy. >> you were going to join the fire academy? >> yeah. good luck for that, huh? >> have you ever bought a woman for sex? before today? >> i'm sorry. i was just going to -- >> okay, we need to take a picture. you need to look up at the camera, okay? >> if you want to make this difficult, you can make it difficult. >> go on and look up at the camera, please. colin, we're asking you to do it voluntarily. >> colin admits to having too much to drink. >> this is humiliating.

some of the girls don't want to see a girl with commissary or the pretty girl or whoever -- the girl with the small amount of time here, because they are stuck here with a lot of time. so they'll do anything and everything to throw you under the bus, get you out of here. and it's just like -- >> i mean, she does bring a lot of commissary down. >> commissary girl. i guess i'm that one. >> they just ask her for stuff or, you know, give her attitude. majority of the girls here don't get commissary. and they try to find somebody weak to prey against to get commissary. >> who does that kind of thing here? >> i ain't putting no names on all that. >> coming up -- >> anything else you want to tell me? >> uh-uh. >> an inmate tips of staff, and sabrina monahan finds herself in the middle of a drug investigation. >>> and -- >> some of those people in there have no morals. it's crazy. i just sit there and stress all day long. >> caleb bumgardner is placed in a new housing unit and it does little to allay his fears. >>> inside the fairfax county adult detention center, caleb bumgardner was recent

he sexually assaulted a girl he met on facebook. he earned the girl's trust by pretending to be a teen boy. he is now facing a number of felony charges. >> unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor and pose education of child porn og fee are just some of the charges. >> it's possible he could have more victims >>> and new york times is reporting president obama has signed a secret order authorizing a new expansion order for afghanistan next year. the move would ensure american troops would have a direct role in carrying out missions. earlier they said u.s. troops would not have a combat role. >>> today marks a somber anniversary. 50 years ago kennedy was assassinated. >> the president of the united states is dead. i just talked to them. he is another priest tell me that the pair of men have given them last rights of the catholic church. president kennedy has been assassinated. it's official now the president is dead. >> president kennedy was just 46-year-old. in less than three years to his presidency when he was gunned down in dalla

>>> it's a girl, it's a girl. >> it's a frenzy of outrage when cops take down a teenager. >> she's been knocked out. >> what set off the confrontation that lit up this crowd. >> you've got a lost child and a sketchy character. the social experiment with with more than a few surprises. >> fortunately, he's an experienced base jumper. >> unfortunately, it didn't really help him. see why. >> plus the buzz word for your chance to win a new ipad mini. and just home from afghanistan, one marine doesn't see -- >> there is someone very special right behind him. >> what it takes before he takes in the big surprise. >> i was like how close do i have to get before you realize i'm standing right here in your face? >> it seems every week we are talking about something to do with police brutality. there is always two sides to every story. first one comes to us from the uk. the video starts. you can see there is a raucous going on. >> oh, my god, it's a girl! >> you see a couple police officers wrestling with a 16-year-old girl. she is fighting, kicking, scratching. you can hear people sound outraged.

horrifying for the poor girl. can you imagine being dropped out a window? >> oddly creepy thing? this 61-year-old man is the uncle of the little girl's father. >> psychiatric evaluation over. the girl is going to be taken away permanently. >> it did not endear her to the court. these two escaped to germany. officials did finally find this 2-year-old girl and took her back to italy where she is now again in foster care. >> this next video, dash cam footage from russia from a police car. that's a police officer who runs in front of the car. he is headed toward a vehicle he saw speeding. this is not a smart driver. >> you total muppet. >> how would you think this would end? >> literally, there is no way we are going to figure this out. >> it's going to end badly. >> i got to tell you, this is what you really will not see coming. this officer is awesome. he's like the hulk of police officers. he got this car under control by smashing in the windshield and grabbing ahold of the steering wheel and steering the car into

i felt bad for the girl.r trying to look away a lot, and i didn't want to watch when he was doing it. he made me and said if i didn't that i would get what she was getting. >> from that day forward, nicole's life wasn't her own. >> one night, he told me that my quota was now $1,000, that he'd gotten me a blond wig which allowed me to look very white. and he said that white girls make $1,000 a day. and when you're done, you bring me all your money. and if you steal any money, if i catch you cuffing any money, you could die. >> like most exploited women, nicole's trauma started early. nicole's biological mother struggled with addiction issues. >> i was abused by her boyfriend from 1 to 4 years old, and my mother left when i was 4. >> for nicole, this trauma started 25 years ago. >> regina labby has known nicole since middle school. >> you can talk about trafficking as being this horrible thing, but people don't recognize that there were all these other things underneath, years, decades before that built up to t

it's a way for a small town girl to see something of the world and become someone else, a girl we'lls is a really good opportunity to be able to go travel. i'm going to go there, and it will pay for my trip, plus make some extra money towards bills. >> five hours away is clara's next destination, hurley, wisconsin, population, 1500. it's an old mining town. the kind of place that feels like time stopped. the roadside motel where clara checks in has looked pretty much the same for the last 30 years. >> welcome to the quinn. could you fill that out for me, please? >> yeah. >> cash or credit? >> cash. >> $38.85. >> clara pays for only one of her three nights up front, counting on the money she'll make dancing to cover the rest. >> i think the first time i traveled it was so much of a bummer. it was so miserable. you really learn how to keep yourself busy after you've been doing this a while. [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> hey, i just got into hurley. it's the most boring trip in the world. how's your day? >> same old, same old. >> this is life on the road. low-budget motel rooms and lon

"it's the girls," this is a a tribute to all girl groups. >> yeah, all the girl groups that i've everimmy: i love girl groups. >> i do, too. >> jimmy: i grew up with the girl groups. >> really? >> jimmy: i did, i do, i know all of them -- i was obsessed with, like, the ronettes. and i was really into phil spector type of -- the crystals. >> oh the crystals, the chiffons, the shirelles, the marvelettes. >> jimmy: the marvelettes. >> the supremes! oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's so good. what you do on this record is you do a little ronnettes. >> i do. >> jimmy: "be my baby." >> i do, i even do tlc. i did tlc, i covered tlc. >> jimmy: i know tlc. >> how could you not cover tlc! i love them! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i dont want no scrubs ♪ >> jimmy: scrubs? >> that's why i'm saving that for the next record. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, that's for the next record is -- i don't want no scrubs. yeah, tonight you're doing -- >> could you imagine, at my age? i don't want no scrubs. >> jimmy: you don't need any scrubs at this point. um -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do a ver

get the rainbow girl. >> the takedown team moves in and arrests the agitated rainbow girl. >> i'm notoing anything. >> police identify barbie as kristin mozer, a kentucky native with a bachelor's degree in journalism. >> are you kidding me right now? a quick check of her i.d. reveals tampa police just arrested this former college cheerleader for prostitution a few weeks earlier. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you can say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> as police try to prosecutor the 26-year-old they find her to be confused. >> i feel bombarded. i don't understand what the -- i'm so confused. i'm not sure if you are the police. i'm very con feud. >> really? >> you are not sure if we are the police. >> i don't know what the hell this is. >> a search of her belongings yields a mini pharmacy. >> do you take all of these? >> no, i didn't. >> among the partially empty bottles are caffeine pills anded a adderall. drugs for add and a powerful stim atlanta. >> if you have a medical issue i need to get you -- my concern is your health. how many of these

i don't like fat girls. emily, who wouldn't say her last name, also shared her experience on bye felipe. >> one man started with a very kind message about what, i want to take you out for dinner, and i didn't respond to it. i didn't go on that day. and then his final response was, in a very derogatory way, how ugly i was as a person. >> reporter: emily believes bye felipe will shame men into behaving better. >> that page is amazing. definitely outs the bad men and i think that actually could change behavior. >> when i started it, i never, ever thought it would get this big. just thought it was funny. kind of making fun of it and saying, whatever, no one cares what you have to say. >> reporter: it's a message that resonates with holly. >> it's a relief to know you're not the only woman experiencing this. and it's a relief to know that your version of reality is being confirmed. >> reporter: a few years ago, holly moved to boston to attend harvard. she turned to online dating. >> my experience with the site va

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>> no. >> one of the other girls was crying because when she fell she tried to grab the other girls.e been a lot worse. she could have grabbed both the other girls and brought them with her. >> pitten grabs and comforts her daughter while trying to regain her own composure. >> i felt like i was just going to faint. i just was in shock and kind of sick to my stomach. there's another area in the park that you can walk around. and i just was grabbing on to her hand so tight. she was, like, mom, you're hurting me, you're hurting my hand. >> pitten's husband, scott, who was walking in another area of the park and missed the accident returns to a chaotic scene. >> everybody's all up in arms and screaming and yelling. i, of course, said, oh, it's not that big a deal. settle down. >> but when scott pitten views the tape, he realizes just how close he came to losing his daughter. >> i remember thinking the first time i saw it on tv, i thought, i can't breathe. i mean, because it really did. it just like all of a sudden i saw that happen and it was like i couldn't breathe. >> the pittens attri

. >> i got you, girl.ot ya. >> i'm 15, 20 minutes from disney. >> after four days of targeting both the buyers and sellers who traffic in sex, detectives have made 66 arrests. this male undercover is on a roll. his next target a young-looking woman named chastity who promises young men that their wishes are her command. >> gold toyota corolla. >> within a half hour the go team outside the hotel spots a woman that fits chastity's description. >> hispanic female is in the building. >> we got her coming through the doors. okay. she's in the hallway. she's listening at the door. >> a cautious young woman enters the room and immediately gives the officer not one, not two but three hugs. >> don't get a real hug. >> yeah, i'm sorry. >> like you don't want to touch your body against mine? >> she's all over the uc at the door. >> they are looking for wires. trying to see if he is wearing a bug. >> despite chastity's initial nervousness, the officer confirms the deal and she accepts $500. >> before getting down to b

mitt tee girl -- pretty girls sign your cast. >> he broke his leg. his sister pushed him. >> when they become little people you have to teach them about the real world. if you don't do it reality is going to do it. >> now in america we protect older kids from disappointment by giving every child a trophy. >> proud of it. really proud of it. >> troephies have meaning. these days they get trophies for participating. >> in my kid's soccer league ever everybody got in trouble. >> parenting author ashley says giving everyone is prize is bad for kids. >> i am told good to praise kids. they can feel good about themselves. >> the research found the opposite. when kids are told they are wonderful they are worried that the next time they try something they will screw up. >> oh 40 years ago they spread the idea of child raising was they started a self-esteem course you are mocked by a cartoonist. the first agenda make sure everyone on the committee feels good about themselves. the self-esteem movement was influential. parents were told avoid competition. compet

. >> he asks us am i a boy or a girl and i ask do you feel more like a boy or a girl.e says i feel like a boy. so we're going to call you a boy? >> how is this working out? >> he said this playground is for everybody, boys can play, girls can play, transgender kids and boys who don't feel like a boys or girls can play. >> he sounds like he's living propaganda. >> it's a great mistake that others are making is the notion that in order to ensure equal opportunity we have to put our heads in the sand and pretend that gender doesn't matter. >> she asked her son do you feel more like a boy or girl? she says this is how gender should be established. >> the unintended message is that the grown ups are on another planet. they have no idea what actually matters to us. the result is gender confused kids. >> isn't this confusing for the kids? >> absolutely not. they know who they are. >> assuming, she says they are not manipulated by our sexist society. >> media messages, movies. >> he likes her. >> what our parents taught us. we internalize these norms and think it's how it shou

we're girl-led and girl-driven and we go where girls are and girls are interested in the fields of sciencee successful in the future. >> so how do you go out given all the competition and there is so much competition for kids' attention these days, how do you go out and get the message delivered to the girls themselves? >> right now we're running our first ever national campaign to attract more adult volunteers on facebook and we reached over 9 million potential volunteers. but girls want to do this. we're enlisting our current volunteers, we have almost a million adult volunteers, to tell their friends about how to join, and it's as simple as going to girlscouts.org and entering your zip code to find out where you can find a troop in your community. >> you've got a slogan in your campaign, are you man enough to be a girl. >> a girl scout. and that's a real opportunity we see for growth with our volunteers because currently only 5% of men are volunteering, and we know there are so many fathers and men who care about girls and want to invest in girls. and so we think girl scouts is a great