the pimples are not arrested, the johns are not arrested. they are arrested. victims. >> it's shocking. a couple of people you profile is that they were sold by the very people supposed to love them and care for them. >> their mum sold them to a pimp at the age of 12. obviously shawna's mother herself was in the business and addicted to drugs, and was, you know. not in control of her own world. shawna goodwin first of all, didn't go to school. she did go. failed the first or second grade. she remembers the one time. her mum took her to a friend's house, they go to a temp's house. the mother tried to get her to spend time with the family. >> when shawna resisted her mother shot her with heroin. shawna goodwin remembers falling back on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >> god. another shocking statistic that you mentioned is that 15% of american men regularly purchase sex. >> i think that we can dramatically improve the situation. and that involves ending the impunity. for pimples, so shawna - she was arrested 167 times for prostitution. her pimp

for pimples, so shawna - she was arrested 167 times for prostitution. her pimp never, not once.you start arresting pimples, that will reduce the incentive to traffic the girls. >> and the johns. >> 3,000 men buy sex on any given day, 300,000. they almost - almost none of them are ever arrested. a lot of them have revocation, they have things to lose. if you were toas one it 1% -- to arrest 1%, that will create perspective, demand would drop 25%, meaning fewer girls would be trafficked. >> episode 2 looks at poverty with the actress jennifer garner, who is from west virginia. what did you find in west virginia was perpetuating the cycle of poverty? >> we tend to think of poverty in terms of metrics of income and wealth. there are cycles. i think that the better metric of child poverty is how many books are in the home, how often you are hugged or read to. there we have situations with 20% of kids born in west virginia are born with drugs or alcohol in the system. often kids are having kids, bad for the mum and child. in a situation of hopelessness, people self-medicate with subst

that said, we are really less than a pimple on the face of the united states, very far to go. it is very encouraging for people -- people i'm jenlzing. there is more conscience going open. >> are more americans, are you convinced that more americans are finding out more about what they're putting in their mouth and thus are willing to push back on companies? congresswoman slaughter said this is proof that pressure works. you must believe that. >> i absolutely believe that. i've worked with consumers for a large part of my career. and what i've heard from particularly consumers who have gotten sick from the food that they eat is, they had no idea. and more and more consumers are becoming more and more aware of what they eat and how that food is produced. so i think there really is a sea change that's happening as a result of fooding, super-size me, a few of the other films that have been mentioned earlier in the program. >> so what's the next big battle? after this battle is done what is the next thing we should be looking to and saying, well, that shouldn't be in the food eith

cover, romance, pimples disappear before your eyes. how do i know when a comic is valuable?variety of different things that go into the value. first of all, the most important ones are first appearances of characters like superman, spiderman, batman. then there's a condition, which plays an integral part. you're looking for an accumulation of defects. which ever one has the more defects has the least value. you're looking for creases, bends, tears, things of that nature. >> you're not going to test me? >> a little bit. >> he hands me a comic book and asks me to smell it. >> tell me what you smell there. >> ocean? >> that's really good. that was stored in a collection that was by the sea. when you smell something, it takes you back to a time in your life. these subtle nuances can really affect somebody, and then you go, bang, i want that comic book. >> brick's strange inheritance was stored down by the sea too. and marinated for decades in whatever sweet scents wafted up into the attic. >> so in the end, did your super hero comics save the super day? >>> that's next. let's ta

we see pimples, whiteheads blackheads crow's feet. we need to see some fear in the market. we need for people to realize the nasdaq high isn't has high as it was a day ago. once that fear and loathing comes back to the market we'll be able to take out the ohio highs. you must be vigilant after a gigantic run that we have just enjoyed. i'm going to dylan in delaware. hey, dylan? >> caller: hey, i was wondering what do you think about kraft foods in the long term? >> i think kraft is an inexpensive stock with a good yield. i don't want to own a stock that makes stuff i don't want to eat. that's my new view. let's go to john in texas. >> caller: hi, jim. greetings from stephenville deep in the heart of texas. >> i'm looking that immediately because the optimism down there is like is surge of spring. >> caller: recently one of my stocks stocks spun off some assets. >> you want to keep the oa. oa is part of a general move -- lockheed martin came down. they're one of my favorite stocks. vista outdoor not my favorite stock. can we go to john in new jersey? john? >> caller: yes. ho

he said the win left me with goose pimples. >> translator: it's very difficult to train for penalty shoot-outs we didn't. with nothing but trees behind the goal because it's not real. the psychological things don't play a part but the emotional things do. the fatigue exists after training, but it's not the same. it's more about the decision of the penalty takers and the goalkeeper. >> monaco through to the quarterfinals after knocking out arsenal. there was bitterness between the coaches at the end. leonardo accused ar sen of disrespect and refused to shake his hand after venga apparently did the same after the first leg. >> translator: well no i left the pitch. it's true that in the first leg when i wanted to shake ar sen's hand, they didn't thank me or shake my hand. this time monaco did everything. isn't the best condition possible but i decided not to greet him. right now, we are celebrating and we think that arsenal may be didn't show all the respect they should have done during the first leg. >> we have six quarterfinalists decided and need two more teams. we'll get them wednesday when m

just came back from new hampshire where there is snow and ice everywhere and my view actually is pimple debates on this should follow science and data. >> reporter: he wants to disband the irs. >> abolish the irs! [ applause ] >> take all 125,000 irs agents and put them on our southern border. >> reporter: never mind there aren't near 125,000 irs agents. senator ted cruz wants to be president. he kicked off his campaign today, not back home in texas, but in virginia on the campus of liberty university. >> i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to re-ic night the promise of america. and that is why today i am announcing that i am running for president of the united states. >> he's been in the u.s. senate for two years, two months, a brief stint, long enough to wage a 2,100 filibuster and to play a leading role in a 16-day government shut down. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i am no longer able to stand. >> he makes no apologies and the art of compromised proudly is not in his vocabulary. >> imagine in 2017 a new president, s

they say is shattering the stereotype about pimples.ic legs still one of his car on monday. >>: reporter: is and today is the still local event at the mill of with the saddam is to risk our-car-. the bill does and does not realize that someone broke into his car overnight and multimedia feels the wind in his hair any realizes the someone broke into his car made up with a laptop but more importantly his running away they uses full the olympics. sphere >>: reporter: every day i go to practice and i couldn't take in and every night we can imagine if you go into practice and you don't have your running shoes and san timers' than that. i don't see what value it has to them. >>: reporter: it's not just his leg that needs to be report-dutch replaced was window also. in this to get this tool all body shop which and i will take your time much longer he just got his car a few days before that. he was debating whether not to get this car or a honda accord. you'd be in the back and not visible but this car worked for him. we have done our web site

there was a gap missing in the market which is what we joke around and say, you know between the pimple dream product and it's all natural. the ingredients, everything i tested it on myself. i use it myself. i didn't want to have a product out there that i don't use myself. so everything that you see i was involved every step of the way. >> you use it yourself and then there's also somebody else who now uses it. i want to show everybody a little video that you put online that is very funny with your boyfriend, will valderrama. i love how you're sort of -- >> okay so that's not how much you're supposed to use. that was a little -- that was exaggerated. but, yeah. he's a trouper. >> his skin looks fabulous. >> his skin looks amazing. he uses it. he does and people complimented him on his skin and he's like devonne. >> it's divine and the name devonne is your middle name. >> my middle name. >> i was wondering where that came from. you have the products next to you. tell me about each one. >> this is my deep facial cleanser and it is really great. it moisturize your skin and exfoliates your

greece is a pimple compared to brazil. >> without a doubt.long -- brazil was one of great growth cases for mr. o'neill. >> it's not a bric it's not rick, it's i. >> it's i. there is no "i" in team. >> just india. >> the breadth pretty horrible. maybe, what 20 names in the green on the s&p. >> the hanes level, when you get nine stocks down for every one, you've got to think about a crescendo bottom. >> you covered some of that yesterday with anniversary of mark's call was today. >> right. >> in which he said i'm going to step out on a limb here i think we're at a bottom i really do. specifically the 200-day moving average on the dow. >> mark was remarkable in his sense of equity mimity. period lick i he said, hoe kay,jose, he said enough, and it was enough. >> responsible for putting you on tv, good move. >> yes. and was -- look he was my biggest backer what can i say? terrific. >> six years ago. >> yep. >> six years ago. >> six years, wow. >> goes by. >> everything goes by. >> i think you're 52 now. >> happened so fast. what a year that was,