>> john walsh, appreciate you being on. we will don't follow this.azing sting across this country. >>> coming up, a jewelry heist straight out of a movie script. jewels stolen from a hotel where hitchcock filmed the movie "to catch a thief." and edward snowden's father on his fugitive son and his claim that americans don't know the whole truth. we're about to find out. ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. a jewel heist in france that sounds like a thriller instead of real life. the robber made off with $100 million worth of jewels. >> it's a story straight out of a hitchcock film. >> filmed on the beautiful french rif yar va. >> reporter: one man walked in to a tell in cannes, france and walks out with $136 million worth of diamonds. >> diamonds the only thing in the world you can't resist. >> reporter: the karlton hotel, the iconic set of the movie "to catch a thief" was the site of the heist. >> nobody stopped him. there was nobody around. just gave him $40 m

want to bring john walsh, the former host of america's most wanted. the fbi specifically cited back page.com, and sites like it, as a place where they found some of these victims. do you think shutting down these kinds of sites helps solve the problem? there are those who argue it just pushes the commerce elsewhere. >> well, it does. sex trafficking is a $32 billion a year business worldwide, and the number one offender and buyer of sex trafficking, particularly with children is the united states. we're a first world country but we're the biggest offender. it is about the commerce, but my hat goes off to the fbi and those 230 and state agencies who partnered up to get these kids off the streets and punish these traffickers. >> backpage.com, we've looked at this a lot over the years. they fiercely defend themselves saying they're a great resource for law enforcement. i interviewed the lawyer that represents backpage.com last year. i want to play part of what she told me back then. >> we have 80% of our staff dedicated to policing and law enforcement, t

john walsh joins me now. a very big day for the fbi, and this investigation.ell me about it. >> i think it's wonderful. it's not just the fbi who have worked with the national center for missing and exploited children since 2003, but it's their 270 other partners, local and state law enforcement agencies who got together to catch about 150 pimps who bring these underaged girls from state to state, terrorizing them. and released and got 105 children out of this nightmare. many of them are for other countries and brought in here. fbi said at least 50 countries bring children in here to be used in sex trafficking and child prostitution. >> we know that 76 cities were involved. it seems a huge number. are you surprised by that? is this going on in every city in america? >> absolutely, piers. i mean, people expect it to go on in india, cambodia, gun shows from there, malaysia, vietnam, yes. those are third world countries and it does exist there. the united states is the number one offender of sex trafficking of children, and the number one buyer of exploitation of

we'll speak to child safety advocate john walsh about what needs to be done to put a stop to the crimes a lot more at the top of the hour. >> all right, anderson, see new a few minutes. >>> and now, tweeting someone's dying moment. over the past few days, npr host scott simon has the tweets to his 1.2 million followers are heartwarming and sad. for instance, when she asked for my help last night, we locked eyes, she calmed down. a look of love that surpasses understanding. a very emotional and public farewell. has this changed what's private forever or are some things too personal to share? hearing is the last sense to go. so i sing and joke. i have so much resecond for scott simon. he does a wonderful job. are these moments too personal to share with 1.2 million people. >> it all depends. if you are tweeting you miss what the person said. i talked to my sister and brother in all who are psychologists. it can make you feel better and be cathartic at the same time. >> stephanie, what do you think? >> i don't know if this is. i don't know if it's generational? my mom is 90, and she refuse

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john walsh says those women will never get justice. come on in, you're next. a kiss because the kiss was a security threat ♪ >> anna: 23 minutes after the hour. great to be with you here at "fox & friends." quick headlines. police make an arrest after more vandalism is discovered at washington, d.c.'s historic landmarks. a woman believed to be homeless is behind bars. she's accused of splattering paint inside two chapels at the washington national cathedral. police are investigating whether she's connected to two other similar incidents on the national mall. >>> and a teen-ager hauled off from summer camp by cops over a kiss? a lawsuit claims the camp emmerson director called the girl a, quote, security threat, after she was caught smooching with her boyfriend behind a building. the girl's dad suing for more than $675,000. wow. those are your headlines. >> brian: she lit up the stage in her first public appearance since being held captive for more than a decade. >> give it up for amanda berry. [ cheers and applause ] >> brian: stepping on to the stage this wee

my name is john walsh, i am editor at large at salon.com, n msnbc clinical analyst. one of the thing that is so fun about being here is we can be really honest with each other and talk about how the going, how's it working, what is working, what is not working up each other's spirits in case anybody is feeling the solution. i did a really fun book panel yesterday. i guess i found it a little bit negative about our current political climate. this wonderful woman stood up and said that's why when that stuber member that we did some amazing things in 2012. you guys to remember that we did some amazing things in a 2012. you are talking as though we lost. and i was like wow, you are right, we won. we won. why does it not feel that way sometimes? so this is a panel that really looks at maybe why it doesn't feel that way, and what we need to change. we know that we made these big victories seven months ago, but our progressive agenda is stalled by a minority. they can pass their unpopular agenda, but they can block our popular agenda. namely because of three issues. box,ers

>> steve: tomorrow on the program, america's most wanted host john walsh joins us live. maria is very excited. >> i'm so excited. he's from miami. >> steve: he is. kelly, thank you very much. >> kelly: my pleasure. >> steve: anna, you, too. >> anna: i'll be back tomorrow. >> steve: excellent. see you then. so long, everybody. bill: good morning, everybody. on a monday, fox news alert. tragedy hitting a church group in indiana. youth pastor and pregnant wife among three people killed in horrific bush crash. the driver said he simply could not slow down. the bus went airborne before skidding on the road before slamming into a highway barrier. people on the scene rushed in to help to do what they could. >> first one i came up on, and he was bleeding pretty bad. so i stole somebody's belt best i can remember and got a tourniquet on his arm and tried to help everybody else. tried to get everybody that could walk away from the bus. bill: tough story to begin with. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." >> i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. that bus was re

. >> steve: tomorrow on the program, america's most wanted host john walsh joins us live. much. >> kelly: my pleasure. >> steve: anna, you, too. >> anna: i'll be back tomorrow. >> steve: excellent. see you then. so long, everybody. bill: good morning, everybody. on a monday, fox news alert. tragedy hitting a church group in indiana. youth pastor and pregnant wife among three people killed in horrific bush crash. the driver said he simply could not slow down. the bus went airborne before skidding on the road before slamming into a highway barrier. people on the scene rushed in to help to do what they could. >> first one i came up on, and he was bleeding pretty bad. so i stole somebody's belt best i can remember and got a tourniquet on his arm and tried to help everybody else. tried to get everybody that could walk away from the bus. bill: tough story to begin with.

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>> upstairs, inspector walsh finds more massage room with women and men in various states of undress. >> hello. hi, how are you? >> fine, how are you? >> some of johns were upset that we were there. one of them, a guy asked me what the hell i was doing there. >> excuse me, sir. >> yeah. >> may i ask why -- >> we're with thelt department. >> they're putting their pants on when i walked in. >> what do you think is going on? >> sexual activity, obviously. >> wait, wait. >> these men want nothing to do with inspector walsh or our cameras. one by one they clear out. >> here's another one. >> this man may be camera shy but he is not about to leave without a refund. the house returns his $60 cash entry fee. >> the most girls i've ever seen here. this is like 12:00 in the afternoon. >> can everybody get their i.d.'s out please? >> one by one, the women are identified and cited for improper attire. fining massage parlors for scantily clad women is one of the numerous code violations the city came one to deter illegal activity. >> where's the manager? who is the manager? >> as is often the case in these places, the manager is nowhere to be found. leaving the

walsh jennings before and after giving birth to her baby. others baring is all is collin copper knick and gary player quite a bit older than everyone else. johnl of the washington wizards. 17 players overall. private parts strategically covered. >> bill: which magazine is this? >> espn the magazine. 17 naked athletes for you. >> they do this every year. if you want to feel really, really horrible about yourself, go take a look at these professional athletes who look like they've been carved out of rock with their clothes off. >> it's amazing. >> bill: i think i won't look at it then. >>> you're going to the gym. >> next year, buddy. when they do the stars of political talk. >> it was a state lunch at the white house yesterday. for kids. president and mrs. obama hosting the 54 winners of a recipe contest to promote healthy eating. one of the 8 to 12-year-olds came from every state territory and district of columbia. "usa today" reports that some of the winning recipes were prepared by the white house kitchen including alaskan seviche with mango zucchini pancakes and passion fruit banana smoothies. >> kids like seviche. >> what 8-year-old can m