i'm still very scared. >> and what did katya's mother say when she called?an away, she said that she's very grateful that i made it. and when i saw her first time for two years, she was so excited to see me alive. >> when we went into the house on a search warrant, in the basement in the rafters we found a small bag, about $50,000 cash in that bag and keys to a bunch of safe deposit boxes. we found $62,000 in one box and the one that i got to open just by chance happened to be the one with the most money, there was $255,000 in there. >> when all was said and done, the agents confiscated over $500,000 in cash from the traffickers along with guns and special recording devices. >> it's helpful for the trafficker to know what's going on. they would use the recordings to try to put one girl against the other. it puts more fear into the girls because somehow these men know things that they weren't privy to. >> the federal case against maksimenko was a slam-dunk. and his lawyer knew it. rather than take his chances with a jury, he pled guilty to trafficking and was

katya has watched this internet video over and over. she says she is in touch with her friends in the camp and knows how much tougher things are for them. >> i read the metro. i do not hide. to date, i've never been attacked by radicals. most of the people that lead on that they recognize me show a positive reaction towards me. >> her former lawyers say she could not deal with authorities who were trying to -- she cut a deal with authorities who tried to split the group. she vehemently denies that. >> understand she did not want to go to prison camp, but she then used her freedom to launch an attack on us lawyers. by doing that, she ruined pussy riot. >> katya and a friend put on their signature balaclavas. they want to show that pussy riot is still alive despite pressure and lack of solidarity from other putin opponents. she says the group is still under attack. >> there is no dispute within pussy riot. i do not know where these rumors are coming from. quite the contrary -- we are fighting to free them. it is a struggle for our basic r

i was there with katya. the door was made of glass, a shock wave hit us. >> reporter: ironically, the event occurring in the same day an asteroid is supposed to buzz by earth closer than any asteroid has since 15 years ago and scientists started monitoring them. experts insist it will miss the planet by more than 17,000 miles coming closer than communication and weather slights which orbit the -- satellites which orbit the earth. >> on the scale of every 1,000 to 2,000 years and again they're about the size of the olympic swimming pool. they don't pose a threat and this one isn't going to come close the colliding with -- to colliding with the earth. >> reporter: it blew up around 18 to 32 miles above the ground. in london, greg pal cot. fox news. >>> of course the sky show, the structural damage and all the injuries suffered in russia today has many people wondering about meteors and could it happen here? fox 5's bob barner has the explanation. >> reporter: we went to the smithsonian institution today lookin