like wellspring mary frances talked about early.some amazing survives in the audience that are drivers now. appreciate your efforts. tell us all a bit about how the program works and how you really would like to scale it in the future. >> sure. first of all thank you so much pickets honor to be with these esteemed guests and colleagues, many who are randstad clients would really do appreciate this opportunity to partner. thanks again to the doj for hosting the summit. i hope this is the first of many summits to talk about this issue. at randstad with a program called higher hope, in partnership with wellspring living. mary frances bowley which is on the panel prayers to this one talked about the program of the bit. three phases to the program, six months long. the first phase is for store. dealing with total health of the woman and this is really for young women that have been survivors of trafficking, exploitation and homelessness. the first phase, we parted with her community based partner to help with their additional needs they

jakes and mary frances berry. this was a great conversation on the stage to remember a man who wanted citizenship for all. thank you all so much. we'll be talking talking to you about the next installment. thank you guys, thank you so much once again. doctors mary frances berry, dr. t.d. jakes and wesley lowery and i am april ryan. thank you so much. have a great day. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause]

thank you to mary frances, dr. jordan greenbaum jeff rogers , and so many others who have joined with us today. and thank you to all of the victim assistance organizations and survivor advocacy groups who work to bring healing and hope to those who suffered from this terrible crime. we also have congressional staff here with us, and we are proud to have them. thank you for your attention to this issue. congress has been supportive, indeed, there appears to be a unique bipartisan interest in this subject. which, i would suggest means that we have an opportunity, may be in an few years, to do more than we have done in the past. i want to welcome members of the business community, a number who are here, who are taking important steps to prevent trafficking. i want to thank them as well. dave mccleary of the rotary club. nicole clifton of ups and davis of facebook and audra jenkins of randstad north america. richard perry of delta and brent wilson of coca-cola. a good list of people, and we appreciate your attention to

i want to start with doctor mary frances berry who i love sitting and listening to her wisdom and the stories. when chris scott king was a live they used to talk on mlk day and the question was, what was the question. >> use your microphone. we would talk about two things, we talk about what would martin do about whatever was going on what would martin do it we talked about it and then we would say will martin say and we would talk about what he would've said about whatever was going on in this was for years and in between martin luther king day depending on what is happening around the world. so is ask myself is came back from speaking in tampa when i talked about was martin would say what he would do about all that's going on. one of the stories was the lgbt groups have been wanting her to come out say something in favor of the rights with regards to sexual orientation and she said you know the men who are with martin, and we knew which man, set i shouldn't do it because it's not my issue and it's not your issue and don't do it but she said no we have to think about it, what would m

probably two years ago i was at a luncheon that mary frances hosted at wellspring living and i was sitting across from this girl having a conversation and just bubbly and happy and then she gets up and tells her story and i was blown away, but she'd been through the program early on in the program and to see the impact of those people and i tell the stories all the time. to see the impact because if we save these girls, women, and we don't do something for them after that, we don't give them a sustainable life, they'll go right back into it so the work that you all do is unbelievable. rich, last, but not least, delta did an amazing john, and their ceo is hosting a breakfast in conjunction with the atlanta rotary club to challenge you to take this issue on, and one thing about this issue with all of these companies, and i was at an event last night and moderated a panel and i talked about the amazing work you were doing and one of the employees raised his hand and said i work for delta. let me tell you what else here doing. all of these companies see the energy and excitement because the yo

mary frances: we work with young women, and they come in to our program voluntarily. we do a lot of ways of connecting with community partners them on force that. they know the work we do. we have written a couple of books that have been published, that has let it be known across the nation. we get referrals from people out of state. as far as our younger girls, we work with girls who have been trafficked on ages 12 years old to 17 years old. those come to us from the department of family and children's services. we have great relationship with the fbi. they come in under temporary custody. they are with us a year. during that time, we are working alongside government partners to create a plan of care. every girl gets to sit with everyone that cares about her and she decides what her goals are, and we work with that by providing individualized therapy, group therapy, family therapy, because she has got to go back home somewhere. we have to start working on that the day she walks in the door. we are a residential treatment facility, so there are schools. we get the opp

[inaudible conversations] the black people that's the mary frances related to slavery. yes.i love to -- the fact that selma put jones over the top in alabama. 50 years later -- wanted change but what does that change look like in 1918 and what are listenses to learn from the past as we move forward as we are sitting in the now moment? and i want to go start with -- dr. mary francis barry who -- i love sitting a at the knee and listening to his wisdom and stories that she tells. she told me a story just this weekend i want you to regale to give it to the crowd. when scott king widow of martin luther king, jr. was alive they used to talk on mlk day -- and the question was what was had the question dr. perry? >> use your microphone -- [inaudible conversations] use your microphone. turn it on. >> it would be what -- we would talk about two things. one, we would talk about what would martin do? about whatever was going on -- you know, what would martin do? and we would talk about it. and then we would say, she would say well what would martin say and we would talk about what mart

ski how height twenty five year old cassie sharp have the two best longs in the final to defeat france's mary martin know who claimed silver usas sigourney took the blinds. but here is a look at the medal table norway still lead with eleven golds followed by germany who have ten but canada is now a close third there are a total of five gold medals on offer on choose day in canada will also have a shot at gold in the women's hockey there are three to the final after beating the olympic athletes from russia five nothing for the fourth successive olympics in the usa who wait them in the final. day levon at these games and another failed dope tests live any as men's ice hockey player is. tested positive for a banned substance a court of arbitration for sport has given him twenty four hours to leave the olympics scored the winning shot against slovakia on saturday he's the third athlete caught doping at these games german football fans through hundreds of tennis balls on two on track frankfurt's pitch on monday it disrupted their bundesliga match against rb leipsic the protest delayed the start of

let's go back to france where the founder of the far right national front party, jean-marie le pen, hastten a book about his life. it is coming out next week. dheepthika: it is the first volume of his autobiography. he claims it is really important because this is a guy who has been through a big chunk of modern french history. he has lived under three shoulders brushed with jacque chirac and others. he went to war with indochina and nigeria and spearheaded the rise of the far right in france. interesting to mission, though, his daughter, marine le pen, who is the head of the current national front party, as a fractious relationship, only gets a couple lines in the book. of course, she infamously kicked him out of his own party last year. genie: a story i love -- a gold-medal winning ice skating pair from canada has captured the hearts and imaginations of people all over the world. dheepthika: that couple is called and tessa virtue, winning gold in the ice category. everyone says they should be getting a gold medal for sexual chemistry. they have been riveting fans for their steamy perf

than anything goes and even to the point of inviting the granddaughter of jean-marie le pen, a nazi, an anti-semite from francehat was the point of inviting her? it was again to create a response, to jab a needle in the eye of liberal. they think it's a game and it's not. it's not a game. >> mona, not only was her grandfather a nazi and she says she embraces her positions, her positions are distinctly liberal with -- i guess you'd say with a big "l." the national front wants to nationalize industry. they want to have national health care. they want to reduce work hour weeks in france, require only 30 hour work weeks which is like the worst thing in the world for france. >> but, joe, you're assuming that this wing of what is being called conservatism cares about those traditional issues of the size and scope of government. they don't care about that. what gets their blood going is immigration. and that is why it was so contemptible that president trump read that snake poem and said "this applies to all immigrants." i was reflecting that he pointed out that the truck bomber -- the guy who killed people in new yo

mary's school after the flu hit students and teachers very hard. >>> plus heavy snowfall is causing major travel delays in the north half of france and paris. inches fell in the region. hundreds of people actually had to spend the night strapped in their vehicles after city workers couldn't clear the roads in time. dozens of flights have been delayed. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor out of here. this is no place to raise a child." 11 we have a bizarre story involving a dead woman, her >>> tonight on nbc bay area news we have a bizarre story involving a dead woman, her trust account, credit cards and a discount at a hardware store. >> good morning, this all centers around an attorney we've told you about before, ten years ago the state bar accused him of taking advantage of clients, now the state is going after him again, accusing the lawyer of defrauding an elderly woman out of more than $150,000. now, according to the charges the attorney helped create a construction company as a fron

doctor mary frances berry, t.d. jakes, wesley lowery, jason riley, i'm april ryan, have a great day. [inaudible conversations] >> if you haven't already purchased a copy, feel free to do so. [inaudible conversations] >> here is a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. on march 10th and 11th we will be live from the university of arizona for the tucson festival of books without her toxins call ins. this year's festival features charles sykes, military historian max food, investigative journalist david johnson and many other authors. later in march the virginia festival of the book in charlottesville and national black writers conference in brooklyn, new york. in april we are headed to texas, live once again at the los angeles times festival of books. for upcoming book fairs and festivals and previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> let's start with a national vision for the united states, where does that come from? how does that conflict with