and handled by the probation officer at kark and so there is an officer on site at kark and they are the ones that fields the calls. >> can you believe that is? >> it is the community referral assessment center. >> what is that different, i want the listening audience to understand what you are using. >> cark was set up 15 years ago or maybe longer as an alternative and closer to 20 as an alternative to the youth guidance center which is now the juvenile justice center. and we needed an alternative. to just bringing youth up and incarcerating them and so it is more of a wrap around service and probation was there and the nurse was on site and it was dealing with a lot of the issues around the youth and so in the, as the years are progressed cark became the cleaning house, so that every call will go through a probation officer and like i said they are the ones that will determine if the person needs to going to the juvenile detention center and whether they can be cited and released and so it is an assessment center where they will do an assessment. >> one to mention one chining about

. >> we went to anaheim karks california, to disneyland for a day. >> as an adult, jodie remembers vividly taken across the country. >> this was kidnapping, people can't comprehend, why would you go willingly with him to california. i would say that was the closest i came to telling what was going on because i didn't want to go to california. >> afraid of upsetting his family, jodie cars to california a dark secret about jeff ducette. >> jeff had been sexually abusing me the year leading up to california. there's all kind of molesters out there. and most of them are someone that the kid knows and trust. >> back home in louisiana, his parents, unaware of the alleged abuse, hope for any sign of their son. finally, their phone rings. >> he allowed me to call my mom, say that i was okay. we were running out of money. when you're kidnapping and call collect, you're asking to be caught. >> the police monitoring the family's phone line trace the call. minutes later, officers in california stormed the motel room. >> that door came busting open. and, you know, they're covering, they got guns on him

he ordered the destruction of the evidence in this karks seventh circuit put the ka bash on that.t destroy evidence. the investigation is on hold and may indeed go forward. there's no sense they are going to necessarily win. in fact, there's a very large legal opinion in wisconsin that judge rand will be overturned. he has a creative opinion going and you have big national groups hoping that wisconsin is a test case for overthrowing campaign finance all together. >> so just to wrap this all up, you have got a judge saying go ahead and destroy the evidence but the conservatives in washington are all bent of shape about missing e-mails at the irs, isn't it funny. ruth, good to have you with us. risky business of climate change denial, rapid response panel weighs in and conservative effort to shape detroit. the city of detroit into their privatized utopia has left thousands without running water. the basics, you know, now activists are calling in the united nations for help. that's in america by the way. i'm taking your questions next. ask ed live coming up. stay with us. nineteen ye

this year campaigns are under way to put minimum wage on the bl ballot in alas karks south dakota, arkansas and illinois as well as cities including san francisco, oakland and san diego. these campaigns come at a time when even those in the finance community are starting to call for raising wages for the lowest paid workers. tomorrow the white house is hosting a summit on working families with state and local lieders to explore workplace policies that can help women and families. in an interview with parade magazine out this weekend, the obamas said they would like to see their daughters work minimum wage jobs quoting the president "we are looking for opportunities for them to feel as if going to work and getting a paycheck is not always fun. it's not always stimulating. not always fair. but that's what most folks go through every single day." republicans in congress have blocked any increase in minimum wage this year. but it is worth remembering that two of the last three minimum wage increases were, in fact, signed into law by republican presidents george w. bush and his father. the third