here is more of my brew with mcdougall -- interview with mcdougall.ou heard the young woman say if not for the web page, she would be found sooner. a pimp told her backpage was safe are on the street. do you worry when you see something like that, that backpage is paving a road for the pimples. my heart goes out for natalie and her family, i understand how it feels. the reality knows that it could be responsible for what happened to her, or for the perpetuation of prostitution, sex trafficking, child sex trafficking. we had sex work in our society, legal and illegal. that is not going away. i see no indication of that. i see no imperial evidence. the internet is not going away any time soon. so long as both of those exist. people who are engaged are going to use the internet as a tool, just as people use it for legal purposes, it will getused to illegal purposes. so it's a problem of the intersection of traffic and technology, not one website. the proof positive and when attorneys general, sheriff dart and others targeted craigslist. and they said if

liz mcdougall is general counsel. you heard the young woman say if not for the web page, she'd be pound sooner. she said backpage was safer than being out on the street, and a lot of money was to be made. do you worry that backpage is paving a road for the pimples? >> no. my heart goes out to natalie and her family, and i understand how she feels because of her experience, but the reality is not that one website is responsible or could be responsible for what happened to her for the perpet use of prostitution, sex trafficking, child sex trafficking. we have sex work in society, legal and illegal, that is not going away soon. >> you told us that you generate 400 ads a month that you send to the groups that police or try to find missing children. you know that 300 or four times a month you are seeing things trafficking. >> we make 300-400 reports a month for ads. these are ads that third parties place, that we have identified as potentially involving minors, that's is not something that we voluntarily. >> in other words

flooding the area around west 3rd and mcdougal. no word on what caused the break. >> from impopper food storage to pest infestation, the health important ordered a bronx deli to close after wracking up dozens of violations. so why is it still open for business? >> going toutind out and having a startling conversation trying to have it. >> reporter: people are surprised it's closed because it's been open the past few days. problem is, it was supposed to be closed last two weeks. the health department shut it down for sanitary issues but we found the owner hasn't been obeying that order. our cameras went inside the hub deli and grocery court. video showes a fully operating business. customers placing orders. even deliveries made. this despite the yellow signs on the door. posted by the city health department which read, closed. yes, those yellow signs covered up, hidden to the public. >> it's illegal what they're doing. >> reporter: the health department shut down the deli on august 6th citing 58 code violations among them cross-cont

the intersection of mcdougal and west 3rd street were flooded out. the workers had to cleanup and make repairs. at least one nyu dorm was left without water and two buildings had flooded basements. >>> breaking news from the west coast tonight. three firefighters died battle thing the wild fires in washington state. at least four more are injured from the fires burning in the town of twisp. the weather is not helping the fight. temperatures are expected to be over 90 degrees with the dry conditions throughout the day. the wind also not helping, and this video is from boise, idaho, showing how fierce it can get. a fire whirl or firenado forms, and the heat is kicked up by the weather and then spins, creating the look of a tornado. it can become dangerous and send the hot dirt and ash raining down. >>> danger on the road. cbs 2 obtained exclusive video of a u.s. postal worker driving a tractor trailer and apparently using his cell phone behind the wheel. and cbs 2's valerie castro spoke to the man who recorded the incident. >> this guy is texting and d

the main broke at the intersection of mcdougal. several basements in the immediate area were flooded, including two buildings on the campus of nyu. work crews are still on the scene making repairs. >> the new jersey dozens of people without homes tonight after a destructive fire there. a row of five homes catching fire along patterson earlier this afternoon. officials say that fire started at 175. then quickly spread to the others. some residents scrambling just to escape the flames. others rushing home after getting frantic calls from relatives. >> i wasn't home. i was out on a job interview. my mother called me and says my house is on fire. pj's and no shoes. it's gone. that's all she kept telling me, it's gone. >> 31 people are displaced. officials are still trying to figure out the cause of this fire. no one was seriously hurt. >>> we do have new details about another massive fire. this one, yesterday, in mont, we learn tonight a through way electrician was arrested and charged with arson. police say 54-year-old, richard cass,

the intersection of mcdougall was flooded out. two nyu buildings and a residential building had flooded basements and nyu building was without water. >>> in long island city, a 56- year-old woman was approached by a man who called out to her and then threw an unknown substance in her face. the victim was taken to the medical center third degree burns and it was near the corner of 33rd and 43rd avenue shortly after 6:00 last night. >>> this morning, police on both sides of the canadian border are looking for a brooklyn couple after a bizarre incident that saw their child rescued from a hotel safe. the family was staying on the canadian side of niagara falls, and they alerted hotel staff their infant was lock in the hotel safe. the maintenance worker freed the child and the parents took off. >>> a bronx woman is charged with starving her uncle to death in a horrific case of abuse. the 22-year-old lived with her autistic uncle, 42-year-old james thompson in the bronx. medical records show in 2010 thompson weighed 145 pounds. at the t