this was nanny territory. >> in the very old days, there used to be nanny, the assistant nanny, nursery >> so are all those gigs up now for grabs? >> this child is going to grow up to one day be king or queen. they're going to be meeting heads of state from all over world. they have to know how to conduct themselves. >> so as your courageous correspondent, i decided to apply for the role as royal caregiver. >> mary poppins? is that your name? ♪ spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down ♪ >> so where can a new york city girl go to learn how to channel mary poppins? practi practice. >> practically perfect in every way. >> the answer is here. tucked away in the beautiful english countryside of bath, about 100 miles west of london, lies norland college, largely considered the harvard for english nannies. what distinguishes a norland nanny to your average, run of the mill nanny? >> it would be the training. the training is robust. and so, for three years, they are trained to be the best. >> did she say three years? thankfully, norland was willing to give me a crash course on the qt. >>

what distinguishes a norland nanny to your average, run of the mill nanny?ears? thankfully norland was willing to give me a crash course. >> in your training, you are to always wear your hair up. >> hair up, check. >> minimal makeup. >> reporter: check. >> one pair of earrings. they have to be stubs. flat shoes. they have to be lace-up. >> reporter: lace-up? >> no slip-ons, when you're carrying children. safety first. >> reporter: oh, well. i tried. >> it's very british. as you can see from the uniform. >> reporter: oh, right. the distinctive brown uniform, complete with bow tie, felt hat and white gloves. a look that's barely been updated since the college's conception in 1892. >> and watch this space because we are updating. it's going as we speak. we're going towards a more 1950s look. but modern. modern 1950s look. >> reporter: all right. as a mother of two and stepmother of three, i admit, i was a skeptic. could norland, no matter how nuanced, really tell me something about the nursery i didn't know? i just hit the baby in the face. this is incredibly -

what distinguishes a norland nanny to your average run of the mill nanny?ould be the training. the training is robust. and say, for three years they're trained to be the best. >> did she say three years? thankfully norland was willing to give me a crash course on the qt. >> in your training, you are to always wear your hair up. >> reporter: hair up. check. minimal makeup. >> reporter: check. >> one pair of earrings. they have to be stud. flat shoes. they have to be laced up? lace-up, why? >> so they don't slip off when you are carrying children. safety first. >> reporter: oh, well, i tried. >> it is very british. as you can see from the uniform. >> reporter: oh, yes, the distinctive edwardian uniform, complete with bow tie, belt, hat and white gloves, barely updated since the college's conception in 1892. >> watch this because we are updating it again as we speak. we are going more towards the 1950s look. >> reporter: oh. >> modern 1950s. >> reporter: all right. as mother of two and stepmother of three, i admit i was a skeptic. could norland, no matter how

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the nanny state is here, to tell us all what to do. and if we start criticizing, you get targeted. >> there's no question after the week we've had that the partisan divide is sharper than ever in washington. joining me is olympia snowe, former republican senator from maine who stunned washington and maine last year when she decided not to seek a fourth term. she's a senior fellow at the bipartisan policy center and the author of a new book "fighting for common ground: how we can fix the stalemate in congress." give us the answer, senator. we're desperate for answers. to what we can do to fix the stalemate it seems to have gone even worse since you left. i'm not suggesting a cause and effect. >> i was concerned that the polarization would be diminished. i think it's important for americans, to speak up, to become engaged in this process and demand and value bipartisanship. that's why i'm part of the bipartisan policy center. that's why we've launched a common ground project. so people can weigh in and be a catalyst for bridging the divi

i think president obama wants to create a western european nanny state? >> i do think that he believes in aggressive government in a downturn and other a lot of other people do. look at the auto industry. i think it was pretty aggressive there. >> bill: all right, james o'reis talking points special. interrupted anyone's speech lately, shouting down a liberal person, for example, i have not heard about it. if colgedentre ifbe college students are being indoctrinated andard indated by conservative professors i have not heard but on the other side the far left isly b becoming increasingly bold and fresh in trying to silence those with whom they disagree, one of the consequences of having a liberal president twice elected is that the fringe left feels emboldened and can do whatever it wants. at the university of southern california. >> sprago who teaches political science has turned his classroom into anti-republican strong hold. his >> california, as i say all the time on the record in print and on radio and on tv, is the last vestige of any real white. rep

>> we've had a nanny now for five years. >> was that why you hired her? >> obviously we did not hire her. that is the stupidity we're talking about here. >> yeah. or brilliance. i see that pot bag half full. you see it half empty. >> yes. >> all right. enough of this. you have a comment on this show? bet you do. e-mail us at red eye@fox news.com. got a video of an animal doing something curious, cute? go to fox news.com/red eye. click on video. we might use it. still to come the halftime report. when you leave for ten minutes, go get the food and come back. >> tonight's report is sponsored by >>> we're back. find out if we did anything wrong so far. hey andy how you doing snncht great. thanks greg. >> great saturday show so far. don't you think? >> i think so. people are having a fun saturday night. >> at its peak. >> absolutely. >> i don't see it going down at all during halftime. >> i don't either. >> keep it up. >> absolutely. >> we'll talk about the mountain dew ad shall we? >> yes. >> the question of how it could be racist when done by tyler the crea

i think president obama wants to create a western european nanny state?i do think that he believes in aggressive government in a downturn and other a lot of other people do. look at the auto industry. i think it was pretty aggressive there. >> bill: all right, james . ( crowd clapping ) ♪ say cheese! shouldn't the photos you share from your smartphone be photos actually worth sharing? introducing the nokia lumia 928, only on verizon 4g lte. easily capture vibrant photos in near-darkness. even without the flash. sharing photos from the best low-light smartphone camera around. that's powerful. verizon. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm ainsley earhardt. president obama urging americans on this memorial day not to forget that we are still at war with afghanistan. the laid a wreath as you see at the tomb of unknowns at the arlington national cemetery. the president says he worries that the country's servicemen and women aren't being fully appreciated in an era where, quote, most americans are not directly touched by war. european your honor agreein

i think president obama wants to create a western european nanny state?i do think that he believes in aggressive government in a downturn and other a lot of other people do. look at the auto industry. i think it was pretty aggressive there. >> bill: all right, james iment live from america's news headquarters, i'm ainsley earhardt. dozens of houses currently threatened because of a wildfire burning near santa barbara, california. thousands of residents and memorial day campers are evacuating. the fire broke out on monday afternoon in los padres national forest. firefighters are using watered-dropping planes and helicopters to fight the wildfire. earlier in the day, passengers on a royal caribbean cruiseship, on its way from baltimore down to the bahamas, woke up to the smell of smoke. it was coming from one of the ship's decks, where a fire had started. the fire was extinguished in a couple of hours and everyone's okay. the ship made it to the baham as. but the rest of the seven-day cruise was cancelled. passengers are being flown back to baltimore. they

from prostitutes to out of control nannies to you, sleeping on the job. true confessions. >> i am going to tell. >> here now, elizabeth vargas and david muir. >> tonight, we're spilling the beans, rather, they are. all of the professions we come in contact with on a daily basis what they really think about you. and in case, how they target you by robbing your house. >> there's a home break-in every 15 sected. what you're about to find out could keep you from becoming one of those statistics. so, in a profession not exactly known for telling the truth, deborah roberts got a reformed felon to make some true confessions about burglary 101. >> reporter: burglars have their own slang. a weekend job? a vacationer. and open window heist, easy money. but whatever they call it, skilled thieves like chris patterson rob someone, somewhere every 15 seconds. >> easy enough. >> reporter: but today, patterson isn't taking valuables. >> first thing i'm going to do is make sure i got a way to get out of here and make sure nobody is home. >> reporter: he's giving you a val

i think president obama wants to create a western european nanny state?do think that he believes in aggressive government in a downturn and other a lot of other people do. look at the auto industry. i think it was pretty aggressive there. >> bill: all right, james >>> live from america's news headquarters officials say one of the suspects in last week's brutal killing was arrested there three years ago. police believe he was going to work with a militant group in somalia and police in london arrested a 10th suspect in connection with that attack accused of conspiring in the murder of that off duty soldier. a fire sending cruise ship passengers home sooner than expected monday morning. the ship never lost power and returned to port in the about bahamas. no one was injured. the ship left on friday. passengers now being flown back to their homes. they will get a full refund and another cruise vacation. i'm ainsley earhardt now back to bill o'reilly's talking points special. i told him, sure. can't hurt, right? and now today, i see this in the news. once agai

. >> we're talking about an attitude the government knows best, the nanny state is here to tell us what to do and if you start criticizing, you get targeted. >> let me stop you for a minute. >> david, let me finish. david, let me finish. the investigation has just begun. i'm not going to reach a conclusion about what we may find, but what we do know happened is they were targeting tea party groups. we know that. >> we do know that. the question is how it initiated, who initiated it and how high that goes. >> sure. that's why you have investigations. >> right. it interesting. the larger issue here, as some have point issed out, is the ex of the 501 c 4 groups. they are involved in politics but they're also involved in some kind of social good. i guess that's in the eye of the beholder. you were asked about this issue way back in 1987. i want to play for you what you said then and ask you if it's resonant today. >> there are restrictions now on the kinds of activities that, for example, a 501-c3 and 4 organizations can engage in. they're being abused not just by people on the right but mo

i like it, but i don't like the nanny state park. new york has lots of restrictions on freedom.ionization, rent controls, some of that as is new york city, but new york state is not so great either. in a new study by the market is centered, freedom in the 50 states ranks new york dead last. this year and made a video about the contest. >> every two years all 50 states convene to compete for the title of most 50 states. the winner will receive more residence, fewer burdensome rules, and fewer nanny state regulations. i'm wondering how new york will do. the dollar to good. john: sadly, an economist. there wrote the study. so well new york was the worst. what was the best? >> north dakota was the best actually followed by south dakota, tennessee, new hampshire , and oklahoma with idaho representative behind. john: in terms of personal freedom you have another ranking which the winner was alaska, nevada, maine, new mexico, new hampshire. breakdown by economics. >> exactly. we talk about things like freedom from incarceration or rest from a victimless crimes command-and-control, educ

the nanny has pled not guilty and is due back in court. >>> palm trees dying, that's bringing back oldtment. >> palm trees, this is san francisco not l.a. >> the disease killing the trees and the big price tag to replace them. >>> then gun control, the extra burden on a new bill that was put on california. >> and when you can expect a double digit change in temperatures and your complete bay area forecast. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> back now to our developing news that sent a police officer to the hospital with an indisclosed injury. a group of people tried to get into if mary ward hall without permission.

the nanny has pled not guilty and is due back in court. >>> palm trees dying, that's bringing back oldlm trees, this is san francisco not l.a. >> the disease killing the trees and the big price tag to replace them. >>> then gun control, the extra have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> back now to our developing news that sent a police officer to the hospital with an indisclosed injury. a group of people tried to get into if mary ward hall without permission. police were called, some of the people resisted five ended up being arrested. at one point the emergency alarm was pulled. the university says it d

i like it, but i don't like the nanny state park. new york has lots of restrictions on freedom.n, rent controls, some of that as is new york city, but new york state is not so great either. in a new study by the market is centered, freedom in the 50 states ranks new york dead last. this year and made a video about the contest. >> every two years all 50 states convene to compete for the title of most 50 states. the winner will receive more residence, fewer burdensome rules, and fewer nanny state regulations. i'm wondering how new york will do. the dollar to good. john: sadly, an economist. there wrote the study. so well new york was the worst. what was the best? >> north dakota was the best actually followed by south dakota, tennessee, new hampshire , and oklahoma with idaho representative behind. john: in terms of personal freedom you have other ranking which the winner was alaska, nevada, maine, new mexico, new hampshire. breakdown by economics. >> exactly. we talk about things like freedom from incarceration or rest from a victimless crimes command-and-control, education polic

it is not serving as a nanny to us. it doesn't take a village to raise kids. it is something to be left to parents. >> when it come to 15 year omed it is under our charge. >> yes, this is a potent pill. you can have a lot of bleeding from it. it is not like a candy bar or sweat shirt it is potent stuff and misused it can have adverse consequences. >> there are more restrictions and anti-cold medicine. we follow the fda regulations and it is a role for government. i don't want food company to produce poison and sell it asy baby food. look on a personal level. i have a six year old daughter and i don't feel comfortable that she could weigh something like this without the approval of me and my wife. >> on the other hand, there are so many that government is getting in our life andip am sympathetic to what john is saying. >> i love john, but i have never known anybody who had teenagers and survived the experience and still appear libitarian. >> that is a great point. >> when states, we have experimented with drinking age 18 versus 21. when it is 21, you have fewer

. >> nanny state is here to tell us all what to do, and if we start criticizing, you get targeted. >> all three of these scandals makes a cluster that implies some very bad things. >> literally, the decisions of our life and death may very well be in the hands of the i.r.s. >> i don't think we know what the facts are. ( laughter ). >> jon: you missed last bit. play the last bit again. just give them the last bit again. they missed the last thing because they were laughing at michelle bachman because she's ( bleep ) insane. >> i don't think we know what the facts are. ( laughter ). >> jon:-- here's what i know-- i i said, life and death. arrogant cluster... life or death. the facts are ( bleep ). un. ( laughte.. un yes, the administration's lack of transparency is equal only to the republicans', as of now, fact-free, bone-deep certainty and contempt. and this, my friend. >> abc news trumpeted an exclusive story that purported to reveal e-mails proving that the white house had meddled with the beg talking points last september. >> part of his story turned out to have been based on an in

their parents have ne to western europe often working as nannies, cleaners, seasonal workers and some of the children's stories are heartbreaking. alexandros to make sure to make enough soup for himself and his younger siblings. there have been living on the run since their parents went to >> they send money sometimes, but only when they have it. they do not often find work in spain. they are not doing too well. >> their parents left six months ago. most of the time, the children fend for themselves. sometimes their grandmother helps out. 350,000 children grow up like this in romanian according to unicef. they call them to you or fans, the wave of immigration and they go abroad to find work as cleaners, carriers, leaving iran children behind in order to look after someone else's. >> i'm 15. today is my 16th birthday. >> he wants a pair of sneakers. he has written to let his parents know. for struggling families, it's easy to understand the lure of jobs abroad. the average wages just 360 euro and it has been for years. about 3.5 million romanians, or one-fifth of the work force is seek

their former nanny is accused of stabbing their two children in their apartment in new york city. guilty. her next court date is on tuesday. but just did if news finally as they try to sort through what is undoubtedly one of the most difficult situations for a family to endure. >>> that is all for me, but i definitely want to remind you that on monday, i'm going to go back to phoenix to continue our reporting live on the life or death penalty phase in the jodi arias trial. we'll bring you gavel to gavel coverage. today, thank you for watching. have yourself a wonderful weekend. i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dracula volunteering at a blood drive. we have cookies... get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night br

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he has also worked at the nanny and at several east bay camps stating i am in charge of making sure that youngest campers get the best experience possible. for most of them, it is their first time away from home. currently, he is in custody here at the contracosta county jail. prosecutors say his bail is so high because they believe there are other victims out there and this case is still very much ongoing. next up, he will be in court next week to enter a plea. in martinez, terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >>> a union city elementary schoolteacher has been charged with eight counts of child molestation. michael howie is accused of kissing and fondling nine-year- old girls. he did not enter a plea but is expected to do so tuesday. bail has been set at $350,000. >>> still ahead tonight, the latest in the boston bombing investigation including details on the female dna found on one of the bombs and we learn how a young bombing victim assisted investigators in the case. >>> plus, why a homeowner is upset about the damage of a crash in his garage. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn'

their parents have gone to western europe often working as nannies, cleaners, seasonal workers and some of the children's stories are heartbreaking. alexandros to make sure to make enough soup for himself and his younger siblings. there have been living on the run since their parents went to >> they send money sometimes, but only when they have it. they do not often find work in spain. they are not doing too well. >> their parents left six months ago. most of the time, the children fend for themselves. sometimes their grandmother helps out. 350,000 children grow up like this in romanian according to unicef. they call them to you or fans, the wave of immigration and they go abroad to find work as cleaners, carriers, leaving iran children behind in order to look after someone else's. >> i'm 15. today is my 16th birthday. >> he wants a pair of sneakers. he has written to let his parents know. for struggling families, it's easy to understand the lure of jobs abroad. the average wages just 360 euro and it has been for years. about 3.5 million romanians, or one-fifth of the work force is seek

provide overtime pay, meal break, and other labor protections for in-home workers like housekeepers and nannies. now it moves to the senate. >>> at this rate, we could find life on mars before we find out when the new bay bridge is opening. the answer delayed again today as problems continue to playing the new span. what happened today was a call for sweeping reviews of caltrans. what we can expect to get out of that, kristen? >> reporter: yeah, we now know that it's going to be weeks before we know whether the bridge will open over labor day weekend as planned. and in the midst of all that uncertainty, jerry brown is ordering an exhaustive review of caltrans. >> reporter: the governor sanctioned the top-to-bottom independent review of caltrans. >> it's a good time to take a fresh look, see what gives. >> reporter: for months, caltrans has faced intense scrutiny over why it installed these bolts on the $6 billion new bay bridge. so fragile that 32 of them broke! and there are still questions about whether there are more bad bolts. >> the confidence in caltrans is completely eroded at this point

the nanny state is here to tell us all what to do, and if we start criticizing, you get targeted. >> the president's senior communications adviser hit the five major sunday talk shows to do damage control. >> there is no question that public -- republicans are trying to make political hay here. latest cnn poll shows more than half of americans agree with the way republicans have been grilling the president on the irs and benghazi. then again, virtually the same number approve of the way the president is doing his job. even after the political storms of the past week. that is the good news. the bad news is the white house has a lead that -- a lot of other issues it wants to focus on right now. severe weather tonight across the plains states. storms last night turned in some impressive footage, too. we will have a look of funnel clouds stemming from both systems just ahead. >> there were storms last night out there and storms right now. our weather pretty quiet. a lot of clouds, but all the rain is occurring to >> a terrible accident as we cover the nation tonight. officials say a juni

the nanny has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.clinical and forensic psychologist jeff guardier. this is, by all accounts, seeing this on the front page, i want to hold up the front page of the daily news, our baby joy, you can see down here, the family. i think it is heart warming for a lot of people here who have lived through this story, i personally worked at the network where kevin krim works. but i don't -- i can't for a moment imagine what they're going through, that the tragedy turning to the joy and how you can still try to abate that tragedy. >> well, they are absolutely courageous to have another child. think about it. there are so many other parents who would be afraid, they couldn't go through the heart break of seeing a child, because it may remind them of leo or lulu. and they have decided that they are going to continue their recovery. now, let's be clear, right after their children were murdered, they went to california, and stayed with relatives, and the healing began there. and then they started a long cross coun

and divorce from uma thurman and then his remarriage to a woman who briefly worked as the family's nannydepth, they bring to their on screen characters. >> i can't keep living luke this. >> part of that is showing the consequences of following your dream. in this case, jesse sending his son back to his ex-wife in the states after a summer visitation. it's an emotion hawke knows all too well. >> one of the most painful moments of my life, every year after the summer, was a the summers -- if you're a dad, you finally get some big bulk time. ands as the end of the summer approaches, it's like a rain cloud builds up. and it's like picking off a scab and watching it bleed again every time. >> reporter: they're not only the stars of the film, they also co-wrote it. >> how do you three write these scripts? how does that work? >> we sit here for days and days and weeks and weeks on end. and we basically make fun of each other for about ten hours a day. >> reporter: as a young director, linkleiter was heralded as the voice of a generation in "dazed and confused." >> that's what i love about these

. >> what we are talking about is an attitude that the government knows best, the nanny state is here to tell us all what to do and if we start criticizing, you get targeted. >> the president's senior communications adviser hit the five major talk shows to do damage control. >> there is no question that we want, that republicans are trying to make political hay here. what we are not going to participate in is, partisan fishing expeditions to distract. >> the cnn poll shows that half americans agree with the way republicans have been grilling the president on the irs and benghazi. then again, virtually the same number approve of the way the president is doing his job. even after the political storms of the past week. brian more, abc news, washington. >> we are learning tonight that yacht h the yahoo! board of directors agreed to buy tumblr, $1.1 billion. yahoo!'s biggest acquisition since the ceo took over. facebook and twitter were interested in tumblr. yahoo! expected to announce tomorrow in new york. if the went be a done deem for several months. >> still to come, the amgen tour cro

a nanny state is here to tell us all what to do. and if we start criticizing, you get targeted. >> we have seen this playbook from the republicans before. what they want to do when they're lacking a positive agenda is to try to drag washington into trumped up hears and false allegations. we won't let that happen. >> mcconnell was less harsh on the obama administration when discussing the revelation that the justice department obtained the associated press' staff records. >>> in the day ahead a march and rally could impact traffic near the department of justice. this afternoon, homeowners fighting for closure are expected to march from freedom plaza to the justice department on pennsylvania avenue in northwest. it is expected to begin before 2:00. >>> immigration will be front and center on capitol hill again today. the senate judiciary committee will resume its hearings on immigration reform. there are more than 300 amendments being considered. a group of senators known as the gang of 8 is leading that mostly bipartisan effort. 12,0

baron and her nanny were arrested and extradited to california. neither is in custody. baron is due back court on may 30th and monitored by an ankl gps. >>> a woman facing deportation has been aowed to stay in the u.s. to take care of her nine-month-old baby. customs enforcement released silva today after two weeks in custody. the mother and child were reunited at a rally outside headquarters -- ice adquarters. ice was not aware she was nursing a baby. they have given her one year to return to her native brazil. her attorney said this has become a common problem in the u.s. >> it should not have happened. it is hapning every day. this is a clear example of why we need comprehensive immigration reform. we need something more permanent. >> h has been in the u.s. for eight years. she is studying to be a pastor. >>> new at 11:00, a heartwarming story. a kinder gardener i arizona received a special award days after losing her father. hundreds of officers showed up for her kindergarten graduation. they lined up to greet her and packed the auditorium so full they couldn't fit.

baron and her nanny were arrested and extradited to california. neither is in custody. baron is due back in court on may 30th and monitored by an ankle gps. >>> a woman facing deportation has been allowed to stay in the u.s. to take care of her nine-month-old baby. customs enforcement released silva today after two weeks in custody. the mother and child were reunited at a rally outside headquarters -- ice headquarters. ice was not aware she was nursing a baby. they have given her one year to return to her native brazil. her attorney said this has become a common problem in the u.s. >> it should not have happened. it is happening every day. this is a clear example of why we need comprehensive immigration reform. we need something more permanent. >> he has been in the u.s. for eight years. she is studying to be a pastor. >>> new at 11:00, a heartwarming story. a kinder gardener in arizona received a special award days after losing her father. hundreds of officers showed up for her kindergarten graduation. they lined up to greet her and packed the auditorium so full they c

transportation are effective in supporting infrastructure for our homes and delivering services like nannies all across the city but the agency's own data on the infrastructure and transportation shows that major improvements in efficiency can be made and make those dollars were effective. one area where the overall system seems to be failing is in supporting childcare businesses. even the san francisco spent 72 million on " children, youth and families" i was shocked to learn that every reasonably located childcare center has a one-year wait list, the majority have two years waiting list. all the new parents which are now friends of mine all feel the same way about the child care support services. if san francisco is really concerned about the " five year flight" it is important to look at this all too common and supporting inflection point in san francisco. i applaud san francisco -- the fact that we felt 36% below our target last year does not mean that we should lower the target next year is currently reported that the controllers office. we should raise the affectations and try to do wh

like i said, domestic servitude is a great example of somebody being a nanny or a servant in a home and you wouldn't even know that the person is next door to you. >> so how do you know who might be a victim and more importantly how can we help them? >> well, as far as youth, there is always some behavior change. we work in schools within dc public schools, and there's always students who have an extreme behavior change or tattoos, run away youths are usually more at risk. >> we're running out of time. what about for the adults? would you be able to see from the outside looking in whether or not your neighbor was being trafficked? >> well, there's signs, like i said, with domestic trafficking or domestic servitude where you can see somebody working within the home. >> but even then you may not -- >> uh-huh. >> you may not know for sure? >> you may not know for sure. you would have to ask questions. >> okay. thanks so much for coming on to give us a bit of the scope of this problem. we're going to continue to watch that. and we know you'll be doing the great work that you do to help figh