hula hooping makes everyone smile. >> hooping sure makes people smile in stefan's class. some of them have been taking lessons for years, like erica and angelica, who hoop along with their mom. what trick are you going to show us? >> i'm going to show you a cool one. can i show you right now? >> yes, absolutely. if you put your heart into your hoops, you'll wind up with the moves to prove it. is hooping a sport, a game, or an exercise? >> it is an exercise. it can be considered as a sport, but most people don't think of it as a sport. and it is definitely a fun game. but it's definitely an exercise. >> so, if you're hooping with your friends, do you always win the "who can hoop the longest?" games? >> yes! >> the world record for nonstop hooping is held by roxann rose. she went an incredible 90 hours. you'd think that just after one hour, she'd be too pooped to hoop. what do you like about hooping? >> i love everything. i love that you can express yourself. i love that you, like, dance. i love to dance. it's hard for beginners, but once you get to know it, it's really fun

she wanted me to play hula hoop with her. hula hoop? i don't play hula hoop.re of me a lot. she made sure we eat when we didn't have food. you know what i'm saying? i just love my sister. >> while corey has tender words for his sister, life on the streets has been anything but tender for melissa. her addiction to drugs has made her no stranger to the suffolk county jail. >> i've been doing crack since -- since, i would say, i was like 24. since i was 24. i'm 37 now. it's been a long time. all this right here is where i used do my dirty work. like, walk the street, sell drugs, do all that. a couple streets down, that's where i live. and they put me in a room, i can see everything i did. >> melissa's life on the street, which she admits involved prostitution and drug use, often put her in danger. >> if i don't have a knife, i have a razor. somewhere on me. i tie it in my hair. i can just pull it out. >> a razor. >> mm-hmm. or have it in my mouth. >> melissa is currently in jail on an aggravated assault charge, to which she has pled not guilty, on grounds of self

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. >> i'm doing it with a hula hoop. and i'm telling you it's the most fantastic thing i'll have ton the show the entire week. i'm not going ogive it away but you have to stick around. it's manufacturing and reshoring and hul hoop. >> you're coming up with clever visuals. >> you got to get people to watch. >> ali velshi, coming up at 7:00 p.m. today. >>> little bay islands once supported hundreds of businesses and residences but overfishing droafer it into decline. now government is offering villagers money, to leave. daniel lack has more. >> a thriving port on one of the finest harbors in kne newfoundl. here it is today, very few left, businesses shuttered. the town is dying. the man leading the push for government funded resettlement says there's no going back. >> five or six stores here. lots of people. 150 people, kids in school. but now you got two people in school. and that's it. and you never is a no one here because everybody's that age. nobody goes here in the nighttime. walking around. there's nowhere to go. >>

. ♪ >> hula hoops made right here in america.he metaphor for what american companies have to jump through to bring jobs back here to america. "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me or hit me up on facebook. another big bank pays for its misdeeds. citigroup agreed to pay fines totaling $7 billion. that is a lot less than the $12 billion the government initially demanded, but it's a lot more than citigroup's own initial offer of $383 million to avoid a costly civil trial. according to a statement of fact that citigroup had to sign. the bank knowingly packaged shotty mortgages into securities. one citi trader told a fellow bank employ that citigroup, quote, should start praying end quote, because so many of the loans it packaged and sold were likely to go bad. they were faultily marketed to investors as higher quality assets. this comes after a $13 billion settle with jpmorgan chase in november. next is said to be banc of america, which may ha

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hula hoop sales are on the rise.re on the rise after numerous exercise studios have begun offering classes based on the toy. and people who don't exercise have started using them as belts. [ laughter ] nice new plastic belt. i was surprised to hear this. according to "forbes," dwayne "the rock" johnson is now hollywood's second highest paid actor. and the highest paid actor is dwayne "paper" johnson. [ laughter ] because paper beats rock. [ applause ] and i know some of you are saying, "what abuot dwayne 'the scissors'?" there's nobody by that name. don't be ridiculous. this is unbelievable. a new jersey reptile specialist is claiming that local officials swore him to secrecy about a 16-foot anaconda that is still loose in his town's lake. there's no cause for alarm, though, because as it turns out, the anaconda don't want none. unless, of course, and this is crucial, unless you got buns, hun. [ laughter ] that is a fresh, a fresh from the oven, sir mix-a-lot joke. [ laughter and applause ] who wants a 1992 joke? [ l

hula hoops, baths, balls, stuffed animals.ned there are more than 400 women and children bussed here to this, again, temporary housing facility. they came here from texas. and this facility is on the grounds of the federal law enforcement training center. it's a 3,600-acre sprawling facility. we have learned these women and children pretty much have free rein, but monitored closely and nobody is allowed to leave until their fates are decided. the goal here is expedited repatriation. and that's something that secretary jeh johnson spoke about today. listen. >> i think it's fair to say that a good number of them were surprised that they were being detained. i think they expected to be apprehended and simply let go into the interior and they're surprised that they're being detained and sent back so quickly. >> reporter: in fact, we have learned this facility opened on june 27th and secretary johnson says the first group of people who were brought here will be deported starting next week. now that they have a bit of a more efficie

showed us some of the toys that the children here have access to, your typical bats and balls, hula hoopsre more than 400 women and children who have been brought here in texas as they await deportation or an immigration trial. this is a facility that's been established. some 3600 acres is the whole training center and the women and children have free rain but they're monitored very closely and nobody is allowed to leave until their fate is decided. homeland security jay johnson spoke about that on friday. >> i think it's fair to say that a good number of them were surprised that they were being detained. i think they expected to be apprehended and simply let go into the interior and they're surprised that they're being detained and sent back so quickly. >> reporter: in fact we've learned this center open on june 27th and now secretary johnson says they have the first group that will be deported here next week. now they've established a better position, the goal is to turn the legal cases much more quickly, the goal is two to four days of when they arrive here. of course some cases could