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paul is also, he looks looks los time shall time, hef didn't. >> hefner took one look at snider and oned. "pimp." that was the dirtiest word you could say at the mansion. >> reporter: so a new idea, male stripper, dancing at chippendale's. >> he had a gift. he is not a soft banana. >> but also you have to understand that just having the idea is different than bringing the idea off. from it went nowhere under his guidance but then of course became a huge, huge business for chippendale's. >> the partners he was involved with took the idea, looked the idea and kicked him out of it. so he said he got ripped off on that. >> reporter: taiat the same tim he was losing control over dorothy. >> when hef introduced her to the real manager and it affected him. he was not a happy camper. >> hugh hefner saw her as someone who could be in movies and posters and shows and someone who could represent as an ambassador the playboy brand in a way that he'd been struggling to find. >> hefner was never the hollywood insider that he wanted to be. and the big producers would come to his parties and would part

she was murdered. >> now, after killing stratten, snider turned the gun on himself.osse's classic film "star 80." >> i remember that. you can see the special on a special two-hour "20/20" airs at 9:00, 8:00 central right here on abc. cecilia? >>> we turn to our series on the secrets of tiktok, and what parents need to know. experts are raising concerns that young kids using this popular app could be exposed to inappropriate content. becky worley is here with a closer look. good morning, becky. >> reporter: tiktok has over a billion users according to industry estimates. it's that hot, and young children seem to flock to the app. u may think it's fun, lip syncing videos, but some of the more mature content on this site shocked experts and parents alike. ♪ >> reporter: tiktok is like a greatest hits of user-created video. ♪ i like big boys but the dark side, content that would be totally inappropriate for these south carolina fourth graders. >> how many of you guys have tiktok again? raise your hand. >> reporter: who are learning about the dangers of social media. >> t

it included the response from snider here. the rest of the companies did not respond to us. >> wouldn't it make more sense if you have the recommendation be restricted to those two and the other five to maybe potentially have them added to the list rather than proceeding with not adding anyone to the list? >> iif that is the board's pleasure, certainly be we would proceed with you want these companies. we made the best recommendation based on what we have determined to be the current status of the change in government. you know, we believe that our recommendation made sense. we understand there is a disconnect and potentially us going against our policy by not adding these companies. it really is a recommendation that we not add anything to the list until we find out whether the new government is going to resolve the issue of needing the restriction. >> i would like allen to give us guidance. do you have any thoughts? >> they have abandoned the restrictions on the grounds andrew suggests. the situation has improved. the u.s. g

we get more about the details from cnn's jessica snider. >> two associates of president trump's pursersonal attorney, r giuliani indicted on charges they made political donations to a u.s. congressman on behalf of at least one ukrainian official who wanted her gone. that's the same ambassador trump removed from ukrain this year partially at the behest of rudy giuliani. they're charged with conspiracy and funneling foreign money into u.s. elections. >> they were arrested around 6:00 p.m. last night as they were about to board an international flight with one-way tickets. >> the two men, along with two others also indicted allegedly gave hundreds of thousands to a trump-aligned superpack. laying out that contributions were made to advance their personal fine ancial interests d they allegedly made contributions to state candidates in nevada to further a marijuana business venture that never happened. that foreign money coming in part from a unnamed russian citizen whose involvement they hid because of his had russian roots and political paranoia about it. acocording to prosecutors, the men pus

peritarianing to this whole ukraine scandal's straight to our justice department correspondent jessica sniderin d.c. what exactly would be released? >> reporter: brooke, this happening in the past few minutes. if these records are released that this judge ordered this would happen in the next month. in 30 days. what are these records you ask? this all stems from a lawsuit from the watchdog group american oversight who filed this lawsuit last month and they're asking for records from the state department dealing with senior officials correspondence with rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney about communications concerning two things. efforts to encourage or ask for assistance on the political investigations into the bidens as well as any efforts to oust the ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. this is a watchdog group putting forward this lawsuit. presumably they want to kind of jive with what's going on in congress, but it's interesting, and important, that in the next 30 days, the state department has in fact been ordered to turn the documents over. the key, brooke, according

. >> dee snider is rocking out to that aleutian you just made there. let me ask you. allegation about what might be dangerous for president trump even in the dissent today, even in the single trump appointed justice who voted his way today, by sort of ratifying the importance of the impeachment process, and its potency for compelling witnesses and documents, i felt like that was no safe harbor for him and that might potentially go poorly for him as this is either on bank or supreme court review. >> you're 100% on it. two problems that trump has. number one, this dissent by the judge is not worth the paper it's printed. on it is unconvincing to the sentence that he hoped for some sort of rationale that would buy him traction in the u.s. supreme court. i don't think he got it today. that's problem number one. then number two is, to the sentence she identified a problem, it was paper problem that congress hadn't used the magic word impeachment. of course we all know congress is going toward using that magic word. so you're right in saying that even the dissend gives the

tha thanks to grant snider and the folks at omb who have been very supportive. and one last shoutout to my team members who worked on this document nonstop for the last 18 months. and also to glen from the office of the vice president to have been very supportive on helping move this guidance forward because we have a lot of critical space and defense system ises that can take advantage of this. so thank you very much and have a great conference, folks. appreciate it. >> thank you very much for the remarks. one programming note. for those who have been to our events in the past, we had an exhibition hall with a lot of the vendors in a separate area. to be more inclusive and allow a greater flow of communication, we chose to do everything all-in-one venue. because of that, if you keep the conversations on the side down to a money mum to allow the speakers and those in the audience here to hear them. so now please let it's my honor to welcome the former deputy undersecretary for cyber security and communications at the department of homeland security. she will be