now odessa has become a major hub for the global sex trade. women are lured to the port of odessa from all over the struggling countries of eastern europe with promises of badly- needed work abroad. many are unaware of what the traffickers have in store. the production team has set up cameras here. >> we knew that if we wanted to get inside the story that we had to be in alace where it was so prevalent that everybody would have an example or know people who were trafficked. and that's what brought us ultimately to odessa. >> narrator: frustrated with an inability to chase the traffickers overseas, the ukrainian secret service has given us a tip about a suspected sex trader who regularly brings girls through here. across from the port, on the famous odessa steps, we secretly film as she traffics young women to turkey. we've been asked to call her olga. >> the secret service said that she runs a legitimate business as a cover, and she basically takes women from moldova and ukraine to work as domestics in turkey. and amongst these women are some

truck stone was used for almost all of the buildings in odessa residential houses and theaters shops and restaurants and even churches. today the vladivostok fortress is abuzz with activity each day scolds tear up the quiet for number seven is passages. going to take a fancy to a central park to come from vacation. to school children on a slab until to perfect their skills by clearing the curtains they've set up. we know that all grandfathers and grandmothers built before it's part of our history and. we really come here to skate. as a rule we skate here when it's just rainier saw it. but most of the time the faults of the vladivostok fortress a quiet. in the peaceful environment of the central russian panzer region monk seeking silence dug out a small cave in a hillside close to the citizen river. that was in one thousand one. later of the monks turned the cave into russia's largest underground church. in soviet times the structure was almost destroyed and buried. but in two thousand and five excavations began. later a senior priest restored the church and now services and. people c

vladivostok the main russian military naval base in russia's far east some eight thousand kilometers from odessa russian engineers built the fortress here at the beginning of the twentieth century than time it was the biggest and most modern naval military construction in the world. the southerland of us don't defense frontline was located at muskie island the only way to get there was by ferry it was the military alone which knew about the existence and location. of many underground hideouts for many theaters today the island is open for visitors and members from the blood of a stork digger club author to tally dimitri and alexi carrying out scientific expeditions on weekends they explore military architecture monuments from different eras the island has them all including fortifications built by the military engineers of the song as well as soviet underground hideouts. if you keep to the maps directions and don't lose your way chances are you'll find those installations the problem is that they're hidden somewhere in the case beyond the woods it would take more than one attempt to find them on

host: ellis joins us from odessa, georgia caller: that is of augusta, georgia.i must and men, i love this the to have. when i say something, i mean in. and i expect people to understand that. they are very good, i must admit. one question i want to rescue. where did fox news get their i mbalance from? when i listen to sean hannity and bill o'reilly, is about as balanced as elephants and a mouse on opposite ends of a seesaw. can you please tell me, and then, they are very careful about the phrase that you use, because you're told, i cannot do this, i cannot say that. guest: first, you could see it. you could visualize it. that is part of effective communication, not just the right words. they are giving me great ideas. i will sing you a $5 for royalties. that came from roger ailes. it was something he wanted to contrast between fox and the other news networks. what sounds imbalance to one person is different to another. there are people that have lots at the top of all news networks for being the most accurate and being the least bayh's. obviously that gentleman

host: ellis joins us from odessa, georgia caller: that is of augusta, georgia. i must and men, i love this the to have. when i say something, i mean in. and i expect people to understand that. they are very good, i must admit. one question i want to rescue. where did fox news get their i mbalance from? when i listen to sean hannity and bill o'reilly, is about as balanced as elephants and a mouse on opposite ends of a seesaw. can you please tell me, and then, they are very careful about the phrase that you use, because you're told, i cannot do this, i cannot say that. guest: first, you could see it. you could visualize it. that is part of effective communication, not just the right words. they are giving me great ideas. i will sing you a $5 for royalties. that came from roger ailes. it was something he wanted to contrast between fox and the other news networks. what sounds imbalance to one person is different to another. there are people that have lots at the top of all news networks for being the most accurate and being the least bayh's. obviously that gentleman

host: ellis joins us from odessa, georgia caller: that is of augusta, georgia. i must and men, i love this the to have. when i say something, i mean in. and i expect people to understand that. they are very good, i must admit. one question i want to rescue. where did fox news get their i mbalance from? when i listen to sean hnity and bill o'reilly, is about as balanced as elephants and a mouse on opposite ends of a seesaw. can you please tell me, and then, they are very careful about the phrase that you use, because you're told, i cannot do this, i cannot say that. guest: first, you could see it. you could visualize it. that is part of effective communication, not just the right words. they are giving me great ideas. i will sing you a $5 for royalties. that came fm roger ailes. it was something he wanted to contrast between fox and the other news networks. what sounds imbalance to one person is different to another. there are peoe that have lo at the top of all news networks for bng the most accurate and being the least bayh's. obviously that gentleman does not