he said he was headed back to moldova and would not traffic again. we informed the moldovan police about olga. they have taken no action against her. not long after returning to prostitution, tania was caught in a police raid in turkey and deported back to ukraine. her little brother died a month after we filmed him. >> this report continues on our website, where you'll find updates on the women in the program since the program first aired, the producer's challenges undercover in the world of sex trafficking, statistics on the global sex trade. then join the discussion at pbs.org. >> next time: from egypt, inside the youth movement behind the uprising. >> the people want their freedom. they're not afraid anymore. >> and investigating the muslim brotherhood. "revolution in cairo," on the next special edition of frontline. >> this program is available on dvd to educators and educational institutions only. to order, visit shoppbs.org/education, or call 1-800-play-pbs. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> frontline is made possible

"moldova yes or no" basically tells you if you are in moldova. [ laughter ] it's a great app.e got some new apps here. we've got "wet cement" and "bieber yourself." "bieber yourself" is a new app to let you turn yourself into justin bieber in three simple steps. watch this. step 1 -- you press "bieber yourself." you press start. step 1, you take a photo from your camera. flip it around here. [ laughter ] all right, so i'm gonna use that guy. so you press "use," so i'm going to use that thing. and now, you just -- you basically move the bieber hair. [ laughter ] you can pinch and zoom it so that it looks perfect, and you stop there and go, yeah, bieber. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] justin bieber. then you can share it, you send it to your friends. as i mentioned, it's totally free, you guys. search for "late night apps" now on the app store or to go latenightwithjimmyfallon.com for more information. this thing is a ton of fun. go get it. it's fun. it's free. i love free things. you guys, we've got a fantastic show tonight. the beautiful, the talented brooke shields is h

if you look at what happened in moldova, the initial premise there was that twitter and social media were actually instrumental in getting people onto the streets. later on some people, myself included, began wondering maybe the actual impact wasn't publicizing what was happening in moldova and getting it on the front page of "the new york times" which happened, and that happened mostly thanks to twitter. back then it was 2009, and it seemed like a very normal event. you fast forward to know now, and you see the events in tunisia also happening in tunisia. it's very hard to think about -- [inaudible] we have this constantly-changing, you know, definitions. the if you look at iran and the twitter revolution there, the initial premise was that, again, it was instrumental in mobilize ing a direct quote from andrew sullivan who made a lot from those events. he publicized them on his blog and he was the one who, basically, i think, shaped the coverage of the events to a great extent. later many people fortified their positions saying it still helped to generate headlines that eventually m

"moldova, yes or no" is a great one.tells you, use your gps and tells you if you are in fact in moldova or not. [ laughter ] it is a great app, so check it out. go to market place and get that. it's free, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we have such a great finish for the week. one of my all-time favorites, from the "today" show and "dateline: nbc," the lovely ann curry is here. [ cheers and applause ] a super, super funny man, the one and only comedian patrice o'neal is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] he's got a comedy central special. he's a funny dude. i love that guy. we got some great, great music from raekwon featuring ghostface killah. [ cheers and applause ] come on. all little wu. come on. guys, today is friday. that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. you know, check my inbox, return some e-mails, and, of course, send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i'm running a bit behind today and i thought you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write my weekly thank you notes, right now. i

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the dubious distinction went to moldova.t california, the average person in california consumes 23 gallons of alcohol per year. 19 gallons of that are beer, three gallons of that are wine, and one gallon of spirits. it was interesting, one of the things we noticed in states like vermont, delaware and nevada actually consume more wine than california. you would think that californians in wine country would be leading the nation in that, but they weren't. so interesting, nevada actually had the most alcohol consumption, 38 gallons per year per person. they were the biggest drinkers in the country. back to you. >> gallons of beverages is big-time stuff. maybe it adds up, but man, that's a lot. >> reporter: well, yeah. they are not drinking a gallon at a time. >> you don't know, there may be some. there's some good parties out there from what i hear. from what i hear. thank you, kristen, appreciate it. >>> brent, i was just looking it up. savethesanta.com is available. >> i am going to make bob upset. he was hoping to crush that

to be more active about transhistory a the breakaway region of moldova. >> i will take that question. [laughter] >> are you aware that the department has had with your former ambassador to luxembourg in the last -- since thursday? >> she resigned. beyond that -- what kind of contact? >> she said she has written a rebuttal to the ig report. >> to the ig? >> i am just wondering if you are aware of that. >> well of her rebuttal has been received by the ig i'm sure the i see is aware of -- ig is aware of that. she resigned from her office. she has returned to the united states and she has resumed her private life. >> it follow-up on gross again, there's a sense of the cuban government wants a quid pro quo with the so-called five spies. your reaction to that, please? >> look, we want to see mr. gross gross return to the united states. what he did was not a crime. you know, we are not negotiating on his -- we would like to see them release. his case should not be attached to any other. thank you. >> during british prime minister david cameron statement to members the british house of common