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agreement buildings that were in the heart of a lively district of nilth clubs known then as the underworld of parlor houses and cafes not like today's cafes they were distance clubs basically. the ear was identified in the newspapers as the uptown tenderloin. the term was pretty new everyone in the city in 1913 knew with the downtown was barbary coast so it was distinguished from the uptown tenderloin. what was new about it was there was this tenderloin in the middle of an upscale apartment districts right now is the hotel and whatnot which sprung up after the 1906 san francisco earthquake and made up much of the historic uptown tenderloin district we're in today. so a singularity ago it was a mix of all sorts of distinct people young single women that worked up denouncing town and lived downtown. there were service workers that came in contact to the district to support of the agreements buildings and middle-class folks who enjoyed the entertainment and the owners who figure out to keep their distance hallways open and the churches that wanted to close them down. so the tenderloin was an

. >> one woman's journey into the dark underworld of cybershaming. >>> plus, dangerous jobs. it only took a moment for an extreme stunt to go horribly wrong. almost a dozen injured in a horrifying circus spectacle. facing pressure to push the envelope. has the entertainment industry gone too far? >>> and the battle cry gone global. from hillary clinton to amy poehler to mary j. blige, celebrities shouting out to bring back our girls after nearly 300 students are kidnapped from their school by gunmen. tonight tonight, millions joining the fight to bring them home safe. >>> but first, the "nightline" five. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. taking revenge on a cheating lover used to require at least some degree of energy. but not anymore. tonight we're going behind the scenes of an extremely controversial new website, a place where anyone betrayed in love can expose and humiliate, raising pressing new questions about fairness and privacy in the digital age. here's abc's linsey davis. >> i really, really am sorry about it. i really am. >> reporter: d

order to implement the family planning policy, the government has sent people from the (criminal) underworld, together with the police and the family planning committee. the life of each household is disrupted. everybody lives in constant fear. we are very miserable. >> zhou and his first daughter zhou qing, help prepare the birthday meal. he is separated from his wife, and alone provides for his 10-year-old. zhou also has a second daughter, one he has not seen since she was seized by local officials eight years ago, and likely sold into adoption abroad. in 2003, when zhou was away working, family planning officials barged into the house where his mother was tending to the 3-month-old child. >> "they asked my mother for money as a fine for the birth of our second child. but my mother had no money, and my wife and i were out working. they asked my mother where this child came from. my mother was very afraid, so she dared not to admit the baby was ours. she told them that the baby was someone else's and that she was just looking after her for the moment. but they took the child away." when zho

were like, i think out of science fiction, this is kind of the slop that we're going to serve the underworld sort of the underclass. >> sure. >> that's not what you intended at all. >> the goal is not to replace all food. the goal is to replace the sort of staple meals, meals of convenience that might not be as healthy as you'd like. something like fast food, or junk food. going out socially with your friends. cooking. these are things that, you know, we want people to enjoy. not -- not you know, do away with entirely. >> i totally -- i'm on board with that. i love food and i love cooking but there are several meals in the day where i spend a lot of time thinking about what i'm going to eat and it's just a big process trying to figure out what to eat. if i had a thing that could sort of just fill me up, and i wouldn't have to think about it, i think i would do that. >> so i used to always do a three, four-day juice cleanse once a month. i got so much more out of my day because exactly that i wasn't having to think about food and it was just delivered and i had all this free time. but like ho

from there and with that became a kind of unreality and you go seven stories down and it's this underworld of partly all this loss that you wish had never been lost and also all that will never be forgotten. it's a remarkable place. >> this is very personal for you. you were down there that day. you lost friends that day. >> i did. in the clip you saw with the president and michael bloomberg standing by ladder 3 truck. larry brown who was the captain on that. he was last heard on the 33rd floor saying we're heading up. and to look at that charred and battered rig. i saw it right after the tower came down, i saw that rig down and to see it down in the middle of this museum is remarkable. the drummer that you saw leading the procession, it's a kid names james. his father was killed at the trade center and he's now a firefighter. >> everyone who was alive that day has a story where they were, what they thought, how it impacted them, and i mentioned at the top that this is about the loss, and it's also about resilience. it's about heroism. we're going hear now from former new york city mayor m

these are the gods of the underworld. keach: bacabs and powatuns were the maya gods who held up the earth and the sky. they were also the patrons of scribes. bacabs wearing a star were found carved on a throne in a large house near the workshop. the house belonged to an important noble thought to have been a scribe. was the star being made for him ? the artisan's workshop is right next door to the house of the noble. was there some kind of relationship between the two ? there were not yet enough clues until preparations began for the reconstruction of the workshop, directed by project architect rudy larios. when larios began digging into the foundation, he made a startling discovery. interpreter: on dismantling the wall, we quickly found some stones that appeared very strange, and a small slope in the west part of the room. when we investigated further, we found this. keach: larios had discovered a hidden tomb beneath the artisan's workshop. the tomb had been reused at various times, and several bodies were discovered, on

. >> quintanilla: this cminal underworld puts our economy and our lives in peril and nets billions inerfeiters are unethical. they're dangerous. they kill people. >> what is the root of counterfeiting? it's the money.

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reporter: in a former rubber factory turned tv sound stage, make believe detectives sort out the grimm underworlds grimm few, including the police captain, played by sasha roiz, are what they appear to be. >> are you a good guy, a bad guy? >> i'm still trying to figure that out myself. >> reporter: in this portland, oregon, hiding behind every face may be the face of a wesen, a beast capable of unspeakable violence. their nemesis, nick burkhardt, a portland police detective with the ability to see the wesen, and the tools to battle them. >> this weapons closet has been growing. new tenants here. >> reporter: very little of that fake hollywood stuff in actor david giuntoli's arsenal. what the heck is that thing? >> lester, please, be very careful with it. that can really do damage here. >> we should point out, this is very real. this is not movie prop stuff. >> this would kill a human or a wese wesen. >> the wesen transformations on the show come from a combination of makeup, prosthetics and ground-breaking computer-generated effects and not all wesen are evil. >> lighten up, i'm just making a a.

the probes of a ludicrous and out to see strunt such underworld's.it will bring us some reason is well. full details on what monday holds coming up in 15 minutes >> : shooting here you see it set a bar brawl of seven dead and seven others injured. pictures from the scene told the suspect the exchange of gunfire with the duties and i suspect it is among the dead. witnesses say they saw a shot being fired from a black bmw also slammed into parked cars. >> : this is the mass murder situation timeline as we played together and thus far as is followed. and 20 7:00 p.m. share dispatch center recalls bull will gunshots of the red all this era. responding in the direction of the gunshot and immediately found several its own suffering from gunshot wounds treated as performing for sit on those victims also receiving suspect information and vehicle description. this is occurring additional shots were fired and calls were received by sheriff dispatched from several areas in eyeless up. >> : the skaters' believe that the gunman acted alone in a drive-by shooting

this important bill can help rescue more children from this shameful and shadowy underworld and lead them out of harm's way. when i first started working on this area with the distinguished former member, deborah pryce, we were holding a hearing and listening to the stories of young women, how they were entrapped, stolen, aten, drugged into sex slavery. and deborah leaned over to me and said, carolyn, as a former judge, i used to convict young girls as prostitutes. i never stopped to ask them, as we are today, how did this happen to you, how did you get into this trouble that is destroying your life and your health? and that is what this bill is going to do. it will provide a safe harbor so that young people will be treated as young people. , a afficker is a criminal john is a child abuser, a pimp is a -- is someone who should be behind bars. and this starts to shift the focus away from the young exploited people and harming them further with incarceration, protecting them and shifting more towards who's causing the problem, the demand side. this is a tremendously important bill, and

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