instead, the agent housed robbie in a work camp in dubai, and the man said for an additional fee he could get him a job. >> i saw my contract it was only $500. >> you were promised a job at dinecorp and then you got a job at echo log. >> i said i didn't want to go for $500, it wasn't enough for me. he said i do not want to give you back. i didn't have a choice. 500 is better than nothing so that's why i came. >> how much money did you pay the agent? >> i paid totally $4,000 u.s., and when i came first i got $500, you could see how much i had to work to get that money back, it is at least eight months and the interest so it's like one year. >> robbie had been recruited under fraudulent terms to work for one year simply to pay off his debt. according to the united states, this is human trafficking and illegal under international law. >> everybody they have the same salary. >> what percentage of workers paid fees to agents in order to get you. >> 99.99. >> we wanted to talk to more people who had worked these jobs. but to do so we had to go far outside the war where they could speak more ope

robbie. >> looking to stay in the house anyway, like you said earlier, with opium, they wanted to be more self-contained and away from everyone. >> okay. okay. you have the folks being self-contained. and you also had the fact that if someone is using laudanum and they're asked why are you using laudanum? what could they say it? it would be a completely plausible explanation why they're using it. >> doctors. a doctor prescribed it. >> exactly. it's for medical use. this is something they're using for medical need. you have women being disproportionately inclined to be using it. so you begin to see with society's values, social ideas, social constructions, this focus on who was using. part of what de quincey's work does is to shock people with the fact that he became dependent. this is something that we have already discussed in this class, the notion -- and this is something that christine referred to -- the idea that the elites know how to drink, for example. that they know how to drink in a manner that's responsible, that other people don't, and that, therefore, they can -- they are allowed to drink m

house. >>> a 52-year-old man is accused of taking pictures of a little girl up here skirt. and now he is facing a video voyeurism charge. witnesses called detectives. when investigators tracked him down, robbie smith confessed. >>> there's a growing concern one bay area school district. and now the district is planning to hold community highway metings -- community meetings on the issue. they want the end of the year exams to count toward 30% of the student's final grade. some students started a petition drive. they believe the new policy is unfair. >> if i worked all year for an a and i take a test that i wasn't prepared for and it drops me to a b, that's not really fair to me because i still worked really hard to get an a. and if i had a b, that would go to a c. >> the petition now has nearly 4,000 signatures. and the attention of the district. school officials are now planning to create a student review process. >>> all right, the time right now is 5:38 on this friday morning. a lot warmer this morning. >> it is warmer. and a few places now starting to see at least some light to moderate rain. let me show you on the radar. stronger storms are in the gulf of mexico but i will zoom in herna