is a virginity test part of this initial medical exam? >> not all the cases. >> reporter: so you don't have to have a virginity test if you come for the medical evaluation? >> no. >> reporter: but i just wonder if that's maybe why some of the girls are staying away, because they're scared to have that test. >> yes, that may be one of the reason but we are not pushing anyone for this examination. >> reporter: some girls have had their hymens repaired, a sort of re-virginization surgery provided by the government for those that want it. did you have any kind of surgery? >> ( translated ): i had surgery to become a virgin. >> reporter: did you feel like you had to have that surgery? >> ( translated ): yes. >> reporter: why? >> ( translated ): to return to that time when i was a virgin. >> the priority is to provide good medical care, but some of them are hopeless because they say we lost our virginity, we cannot marry again for example we cannot make a family, and we don't want to disclose this to any one of our family. they are really in a

virginity is not a real thing for guys. it is real for gals.. >> i don't understand but i will not pursue this because i am running out of time. i can talk to you for hours. what is going on in your sick head? he dresses well though. coming up, source rein our schools. it is about time. got videos of animals? send them to us at fobs news.com/-- fox news.com/red eye. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye," the beckel brothers. bob beckel and graham. he is a great actor. they will be here. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> i wasn't trying an insult his imagination brought condemnation. he was suspended from school for threatening to make a classmate vanish with "lord of the rings" source reafter seeing" the hobbit" and not me. he claimed he could make his peer disappear thanks to a ring forged in middle earth of mouth doom. not a real place, i am told but could he really? i'm it was lax the powers needed. i'm sure if he could he would bring them right back. punishment? >> yes. he was a little over the top. i don't know when

virgin islands. we contacted dhs to see what assets were available to intercept some of this human trafficking and to assist in terms of the amount of drugs that come through those channels. we haven't been very much successful in acquiring any federal support for this problem. we are going to need to reach out, because that is a weak link in the chain as we're concerned about terrorist activities and the different things that are happening that can affect the country. that is a significant hold that is open because of the number of keys and islands and their proximities to each other, but they belong to different nations. the question is whether some assets can be put in place from the national system, and the virgin islands is fairly willing to do its part. we simply do not have the resources to undertake that responsibility to deal with it. we can provide the numerical statistics on the number and nationalities of individuals that the local government have detained coming through the neighborhoods

anothef in order ra snow into the northern neck of virgin.hat's where heaviest snows wille for the rest of the mornin beg to taper off from the west to the east quickly by later this morning. amelia is out live in the m team 4 x 4. where are you now? >> well, we're on 95 north jush of stafford. and i have to say the secondary road fredericksbg were absolu horrible. cars that didn't have four-wheele were having difficulty g up the hills. now that we're on 95 north, we're only noticing wet roads. snowfa coming down at a modera ra the snow is sticking to the side. visibi also good at this time. r plan is to continue to head snort for the res of the mog hours, continuing bring e latest conditions of area roads. and i'm suspectsing head north closer to t metro area we'll start to see traffic piling up because of the snow. but here the main roadsing on. secondy r road crews are havi big issues with. >> thank you, amelia. and rit n the snow is really picking up in southern maryland. zach zachar i can see all the snow arou you. how are roads? >> rep

a live look at the roads now in virgin this morning.ee definitely looking wet from this vdot camera here. storm 4 meteorologi amel out in the 4 x 4 in freder. we're traveling thh the town of fred right now, old fredericksbu if you will. modera r here are horrible. is more of a secondary less travel road but you can see a live look outside. s completely covered in snow. you t even see where the lines road are right now. now, the advise is okay, but snow is falling steadily and it is sticking to the roads here. latest in e 4 x 4 now coming at 29 degrees. and of cour schools in fred are closed this morning. l list of school clos and delays you can find those on nbc washington d all of th twitter and facebook pages. e plan is as to leave fred and start to head toward where . what's the latest there, megan? >> rep take a look at the accu we're seeing here. this is on the sidewalk right in front of me here, a litt gras area. and you can see that we have a dustin ground. so the snow starte this area a litt before 4:00 and we're staro see some

virgin islands. we had our [indiscernible] contact dhs to see what assets were available to interdict some of this human trafficking. and of course, to assist in terms of the amount of drugs that come through those channels. we haven't been very much successful in acquiring any federal support for this problem. we are going to need to reach out, because that is a weak link in the chain as we're concerned about terrorist activities and the different things that are happening that can affect the country. that is a significant hold that is open because of the number of keys and islands and their proximities to each other, but they belong to different nations. the question is whether some assets can be put in place from the national system, and the virgin islands is fairly willing to do its part. we simply do not have the resources to undertake that responsibility to deal with it. we can provide the numerical statistics on the number and nationalities of individuals that the local government have detaine

virgin islands. it is a lot warmer and more fun. thank you. >> you make great points. the attitude is not the way to go when you know your state best and better than anyone in washington. a final word from you. >> this is a great chance. i appreciate it. puerto rico has great challenges. we have been dealing -- we have a huge deficit of 24%. in 18 months we reduce that to zero. it is between zero and 2%. unemployment rate lasts 16. 5%. it is now 13.7%. it is on the way down. the crime rate was the highest in our history, now the lowest in the last 22 years. we are moving the lines. the on the positive line. we are breaking records. it is only 7% of our economy. our main part of the economic is -- [inaudible] and, for the first time since 2008, for the first time since 2006, the department of labor statistics states that our private sector is growing in the public sector is shrinking. without firing people. 16,000 [indiscernible] that is why we are able to budget. right now we are focused on a new tax structure. we are moving puerto rico to a value tax.

she's a pure virgin. >> you're born again, nice. >> i don't know that's how virginity works.s like eating a salad and calling yourself a born-again vegetarian. it's not, hi, i'm a virgin, these are my children, caroline and samantha. last night in tallahassee, florida, they had a big power ball drawing. bad news, none of us won. three winning tickets were sold in texas, north carolina, and puerto rico. the winning numbers were 11, 13, 25, 39, 54, which in retrospect seeps to obvious. the winners will split $564 million three ways before ultimately being stabbed in a strip club parking lot. i will say this. that happened, by the way. not to me. if i win the power ball i know exactly what i would do. i would finance an "iron man" sequel where he just sits around. sits there for two hours and 12 minutes doing nothing. "iron man" needs a break too, right? i had an interesting day. i hired a new writer today who is someone i -- i won't say i knew -- i knew of him when i was a kid. he's actually someone who's kind of a role model to me. well, he showed some interesting work so i fi

leonardo began his work in milan with the virgin of the rocks. two versions of this work exist.his one, the first, is in the louvre in paris. the painting is based on an apocryphal legend of the middle ages showing the holy family returning from their flight into egypt and meeting with the infant john the baptist. the figure of saint john is seen kneeling in prayer as he looks towards the infant jesus who is sitting beside an angel. the angel gazes out towards one as one looks at the picture, his finger pointing to saint john to guide us to the prophetic figure who can explain the mission of the christ child. ten years later, leonardo returned to this theme because the original painting, an altarpiece, had been taken away from its owners, the brotherhood of the immaculate conception. and this later version is now at the national gallery in london, but there are only slight differences between the two. the conception is the same-- the triangular composition unaltered, the essential beauty of the creation intact. and it is fascinating to compare the two versions. "to bathe a thing

nasa virgin galactic and google are sending out messages of remembrance today. nimoy died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at his home this morning. he was 83 years old. >>> tonight on nightly news a closer look at the life of the legendary actor. >> another measles alert. this time diernsners of a popular east bay restaurant. now if you've been there recently you may have been exposed. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in berkeley where that owner is working to alert niners.

leonardo began his work in milan with the virgin of the rocks. two versions of this work exist.this one, the first, is in the louvre in paris. the painting is based on an apocryphal legend of the middle ages showing the holy family returning from their flight into egypt and meeting with the infant john the baptist. the figure of saint john is seen kneeling in prayer as he looks towards the infant jesus, who is sitting beside an angel. the angel gazes out towards one as one looks at the picture, his finger pointing to saint john to guide us to the prophetic figure who can explain the mission of the christ child. ten years later, leonardo returned to this theme because the original painting, an altarpiece, had been taken away from its owners, the brotherhood of the immaculate conception. and this later version is now at the national gallery in london, but there are only slight differences between the two. the conception is the same-- the triangular composition unaltered, the essential beauty of the creation intact. and it is fascinating to compare the two versions. "to bathe a thi

virgin islands. we contacted dhs to see what assets were available to intercept some of this human trafficking and to assist in terms of the amount of drugs that come through those channels. we haven't been very much successful in acquiring any federal support for this problem. we are going to need to reach out, because that is a weak link in the chain as we're concerned about terrorist activities and the different things that are happening that can affect the country. that is a significant hold that is open because of the number of keys and islands and their proximities to each other, but they belong to different nations. the question is whether some assets can be put in place from the national system, and the virgin islands is fairly willing to do its part. we simply do not have the resources to undertake that responsibility to deal with it. we can provide the numerical statistics on the number and nationalities of individuals that the local government have detained coming through the neighborhoods

and every single time i go i go virgin america. i'll fly virgin america to towns i'm not going to.hat's how much i like virgin america of the there's a point to this so stay with me. first time i flew into that virgin america flight, i walked into a room that was dark and the lighting on the airplane was purple and red. and the seats were white plastic and black leather and the music they were playing was the kind of jazz you only hear in the coolest clubs i had ever been in. i was like, this is the freaking nightclub. this kicks butt. about a year ago, little over a year ago virgin america did something that i really seriously would like you to go home and watch. about a year and a half ago virgin america which used to have an extremely animated safety video spent i think it must have been millions of dollars to do a new airplane safety video. so if you get a chance and go and go virgin america safety video and it's been seen by an 11 million people and i put about 40,000 of those hits on myself. i get off of virgin america flight having watched the safety video in my chair and go

and every single time i go i go virgin america. i'll fly virgin america to towns i'm not going to.how much i like virgin america of the there's a point to this so stay with me. first time i flew into that virgin america flight, i walked into a room that was dark and the lighting on the airplane was purple and red. and the seats were white plastic and black leather and the music they were playing was the kind of jazz you only hear in the coolest clubs i had ever been in. i was like, this is the freaking nightclub. this kicks butt. about a year ago, little over a year ago virgin america did something that i really seriously would like you to go home and watch. about a year and a half ago virgin america which used to have an extremely animated safety video spent i think it must have been millions of dollars to do a new airplane safety video. so if you get a chance and go and go virgin america safety video and it's been seen by an 11 million people and i put about 40,000 of those hits on myself. i get off of virgin america flight having watched the safety video in my chair and got in m

who is the virgin eliminated first, you or bekaa?s going on? >> jimmy: who do you think will? >> it would depend on the outcome of the show, wouldn't it? maybe? >> jimmy: i guess so. wow, that would be a good reality show right there. ashley versus bekaa. well, ashley, thank you very much for talking to us. you seem very nice. remember the haters are going to hate hate hate hate hate. >> and shake shake shake shake shake. >> jimmy: there you go, thank you. ashley i., everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: a virgin bachelorette. maybe kelsey will be the bachelorette. the mind absolutely reels with possibilities. do you watch "the bachelor"? >> guillermo: no, but i'm going to watch it next week. >> jimmy: the other abc show on which women frequently get voted off is "the view." rosie o'donnell is leaving again. rosie o'donnell's leaving "the view" again. she treats the show like it's a time share in san diego. rosie says she's leaving to focus on her health. she said her doctors were concerned about all the stress t

now three or four tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil.with the extra virgin olive oil and fresh herbs. that gives it a nice light healthy aspect to the sandwich rather than the mayo you'll have the extra virgin olive oil that gives it good flavors. mixed greens top our sandwich. add that to the mixing bowl and then add whatever your favorite dressing is. in house we use a white balsamic dressing. we build our two sandwiches. two rolls we open up here. spread on olive tapenade. you can buy it in store or chop up olives and spread that on top. about one table spoon per sandwich. marinated tuna on the bottom half of the roll. now we'll top our tuna with marinated plum tomatoes. marinade with a little fresh thyme and extra virgin olive oil. sliced boiled egg. now we'll top it with our dressed field greens and top it off with our roll and that is how you put together a nice healthy tuna nicoise sandwich either here or after home. i'm chef jo frost ♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to b

virgin the governor declared a state of emergency. meteorologist nicole mitchell has more. >> we had a lot of trouble. you see the one front. freezing rain. it's great news. a little front. it will reinforce the cold air as we get tomorrow around the lakes. it's gold air that will be significant as things dry up. with the cold air in place, all the wet weather will refreeze and this next front is reinforcing cold air, bringing temperatures down to 20-30 below average. that means like the mid west for example, tonight, where the front brought the colder air, minus 6 in miles per hour. the wind funnelling in drops the wind chills to the dangerous categories. 20-40 below what it will feel like on the skin. the cold air sinks southward, places like memphis into the morning on thursday. starting to get that. friday morning north-east. a lot of country impacted by the very arctic air. back to you. >> thank you. we end tonight with a beautiful light show. you are looking now at the aurora borealis heighting up the skies over the northern edg

mar over to staf and spotsylvania and all across southeastern virgin lower part of the ean s that winter storm warnr heavier amounts of snow. timing on this snow moving in right on time as it was lookg leak yesterday a 4:00 this morng and n it wi pick up in intensity. heavie snows will be falling around 7:30 to 9:30 this mornin d then that heavier snow dark colors that will be headg off to the east by arou 9:00 10:00 this mornind by noontime maybe just a li lingering white snow and a few lingering flurries after that for the easte suburb ther to early afternoon leg general coating to the h to near an inch along the penn border. and then around the immedia metro area about 1 to 2 inches on montgomery, prince george's fairfa shenandoah valley. d heavieruth, 2 to 3 for calvert, chars and northern st. mary's d then west of there, stafford and spotsz vein i can't into culp and farther south heavier amounts 3 to 6 inches st. ms county much of the northern neck and areas just to thh of freder. roads will be getting slick as w stay below freezing. a litt sun back in the with drying road but stay

you heard the governor of being virgin islands inviting the governors to the virgin islands for the winter meetings next year. we would like to hear your thoughts on what you have been watching. the question we are asking, how is the economy in your state? we have been watching the national governors association meeting. republicans, you can call us. democrats -- all others -- you can join us on twitter. use @cspan or join us at facebook.com/cspan. live coverage will continue of the governors association meeting tomorrow on c-span. 11:00 eastern time the homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be participating in a session on cyber security. epa administrator jim mccarthy will participate tomorrow afternoon on the federal and state collaboration on energy and water issues. our live coverage tomorrow on c-span as the national governors association meeting continues. let's go to calls now. first to livingston, new jersey. diana, you are on the line. >> good afternoon. our economy isn't doing too good at all. i noticed that the most common response was the workforce skills gap. i would l

the bill allows dominion virgin power to skip base rate reviews r several years. it also stops the state commis from conducting a compre then su review of the until then.e utility says that new law will keep rates in place. opponents say the new law will allow dominion to lock in highes on e table as congress willreyee the food stamps program. reviewed by the house committee on agriculture. to cut it in 2013 were unsucces. it's not known what changes will be made to the program. >>> in news 4 your health, pain meds a getting stronger pap new report from the cdc says u.s. doctors prescribed more and more powerful pain killers over the last ten years. the repo say from 1999 to 2012 the number of adults who used strong pain killers, strong than more feerngs judgmem 17% to 37%. in the same time period, th pain killerser trann morphine dropped. >>> you may soon able to k kin son's disease a simple test. a study says a biopsy could depekttect body. >>> in just a few hour a very lo bike ride is starting on the capitol grounds. a few congressmen will meet are art whiting

virgin islands. it is a lot warmer and more fun. thank you. >> you make great points. the attitude is not the way to go when you know your state best and better than anyone in washington. a final word from you. >> this is a great chance. i really appreciate it. puerto rico has great challenges. we have been dealing -- we have a huge deficit of 24%. in 18 months we reduced that to zero. it is now between zero and 2%. unemployment rate was 16.5%. it is now 13.7%. it is too high but it is on the way down. the crime rate was the highest in our history, now the lowest in the last 22 years. zero. it is now between zero and 2%. so we are moving the economy on the positive line. we are breaking records. it is only 7% of our economy. our main part of the economic is manufacturing. we produce more medical devices per square mile. and as a matter of fact, for the first time since 2008, for the first time since 2006, the federal bureau of labor statistics states that our private sector is growing in the public sector is shrinking. without firing people. 16,000 only on attrition. t

we're also watching virgin america this morning.an bruno company posting better than expected revenue. we'll take a look at their numbers. but it's helped by low gas prices, that's for sure. we'll take a look at that coming up in just a bit. >> thanks so much. >>> gnats could be bad for young kids. what parents need to know. >> a potential cure for migraines. the high-tech device that could bring relief to millions of people. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> it is 6:40. good morning to you. is nap time actually bad for kids? a new study says napping after the age of 2 spoils children's sleep. researchers in australia found toddlers who napped during the day had a tougher time falling asleep at bedtime. experts say we should not kick the nap to the curb, however. they say it really depends on the individual child and what he or she needs. >>> a lot of people suffer from them. now there's a new high-tech device doctors say could help migraines from coming back. here's how it works. the patient places an electrode on his or h

basically like virgins unto christ.f looked at them as maybe nuns. >> lindsey -- thank you, baby. >> i think i was so like shocked, you know? and didn't really know exactly what was going on. >> when they basically became quote, the maidens, all ten of them, i thought it all, especially the younger five, that's what they wanted. it was something they were seeking. >> that's how they were choosing to live their life, being the first-born. >> when you're 12 and 13 years old, there is no mutual consent. i don't believe any of those girls would have had the ability or would have been respected if they said i don't want to be one of the ten maidens. i don't think they had any, any voice in the issue. >> the day my parents dropped me off was july 23rd, 2000. i thought i was only going there for the summer. they gave me a gift when i left. it was a picture that said they shall weep tears of joy and it was a small bottle they gave me. i remember them being very serious. when i got there, there was no playing for sure. it was a

virgin media singh we are charging the consumer to much. why they wanted them to call off this option. they said this is uncompetitive. you are forcing us to pay too much. they are not going to do that, but they are looking at the overall broadcast and seeing whether more should be shown. >> a lot of people talking about how sustainable this is, what sky is doing, bt has a strong business. sky focusing on the core of sports contact. have they got themselves into a little bit of a whole? >> what they're trying to highlight is the key television pieces, not all about sports. what they have done for themselves a huge efficiency stretch. the chief executive has said we are paying about 1/3 of one billion more per year than expected. we're going to make that in cost efficient. -- cost efficiency. other going to have to charge more to the subscriber base that has sky sports, or are they going to start chomping at the edges? he promises that they will meet their profit target. >> already looking forward to the next option. investors showing what t

he ebodies and symbolizes, because he is lusting after flora, a virginal young white girl. >> this ison family and we saw her brother. >> he fought for the confederacy. gus is the symbol of what any black man, according to griffith, is after and that is a white woman. and so he spins -- gus, it is one the most famous scenes. the gus chase scene. gus confronts flora and basically says i want you. she pushes him away and wants nothing to do with him. he chases her and it goes on for five or six minutes. >> let's watch it. [video clip] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> who is that? >> her brother, ben cameron. she's missing and he is searching for her. >> gus is an ex-slave. >> a southerner. from south carolina? >> yes. >> she's running away. does her brother know gus is trying to find her? >> she is missing, he found her scarf. she was supposed to have been home and whatnot. they had trouble with gus earlier with him being predatory. she would rather go to the edge of a cliff. ♪ he is hunched over and there is something almost gorilla-like or ape-like. >> that is all part of griffith's portrayal? >> yeah. >

the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954 the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its 30-year legacy of integrating art into the airport environment with the addition of five new commissions that are as bold and dynamic as the new building. >> this project was completed in record time, and we were able to integrate the artist's early enough in the process that they could work with the architect said that the work that is completed is the work that really helps complement and instill the space as opposed to being tucked away in a corner. >> be experience begins with the glass facades that was designed with over 120 laminated glass panels. it captures the experience of being under or over clouds when flying in a plane. depending on the distance or point of view, it can appear clear for more abstract and atmospheric. the subtle colors change graduall

the girl in the film and in the book is a virgin.f introduction to love and relationships that's based on dominance and control sends a bad message for young girls. >> so i would say that young girls have a whole different feeling about this movie than judy does right? is it a generational thing? doesn't judy have a right to be concerned? >> you know it's fair to be concerned. there are some people -- young people and old people -- who have unhealthy expectations in a relationship. part of it is also you know i know plenty of young people who have healthy boundaries and understanding what a relationship should be. part of it is just opening a conversation that was not here five years ago. that may start understanding where we should be with relationships and what's healthy and not healthy. >> i have to end it there unfortunately. thanks to you both. i appreciate it. >>> if dating wasn't already terrifying enough one stunt driver is giving her suitors quite the thrill. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: it was billed as speed dating but

like watching the show all over again. [ laughter ] that actually did happen on the show there was a virginachelor," that doesn't make any sense, actually. it's like chris christie going on "american ninja warrior." you know what i'm saying? ♪ it's like an actual star going on "dancing with the stars," you know what i'm saying? ♪ of course, the country continues to deal with some brutal weather, but i heard that a group of teenagers in colorado surprised their neighbors by shoveling 50 drive ways and walkways for free. [ cheers and applause ] they didn't mean to, they were just too stoned to remember which house was theirs. [ laughter and applause ] is that my house? my house has a roof on it. that's it, i think. [ laughter ] i just heard about this. people with peanut allergies may soon be able to wear a a peanut patch to protect them from an allergic reaction. and if you're interested don't google the phrase nut patch. [ laughter ] trust me. don't do it. we had to let go of someone today for doing that in the office. [ laughter ] >> steve: and you can't un-see it. >> jimmy: h.r. you guys.

and stayed there for six weeks. ♪ like a virgin ♪ ♪ touched by the very first time ♪ >> we sat down withic lady studios in new york where he recorded some of his greatest hits. >> so nile rodgers welcome. it's great to have you on the program and great to be with you. >> thank you. >> what's it like to be in this building? >> for me this is incredible history. electric lady is where i recorded my very first record, chic in 1977 our first chic single was dance dance dance yowza, we sold a million different singles on two different labels believe it or not. >> from le freak to get lucky. what have you done here? >> i've done a hall and oats here i did in excess, original sin, i did get lucky here, i did a lot of stuff. >> you had such sweet success at a young age in your career. and then -- >> (laughing). >> at this date in your career such sweet success. is it better, the third fourth, fifth, 10th time around? >> you know it's hard to say that it's better. but it's pretty, pretty damn good. it's pretty good. you know, a lot of things have happened. a little over three years ago i was stri

tonight "the bachelor," two of the women announced that they're virgins. that's excellent planning.he only thin worse than going on "the bachelor" to find love is going on "the bachelor" to lose your virginity. after tonight, 11 lucky ladies remain. four were sent home. one of the women who had to go home was ashley s. ashley s. was known as this season's crazy one. and here's part of the reason why. >> look at the moon. it's so weird to me. and we're here. that's weird to me. >> hm. when i'm in iowa and the sun's going down -- [ talking quietly ] >> i want to know everything about you. i don't know, this sounds crazy. [ whispering ] >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause ] yes, ashley s. it will resonate within my mind until the end of the show when i send you home. i think sending her home was a mistake. they need nutty ones to keep it interesting. they should have a special crazy lady guest house where everyone -- could be a show of its own, by the way. this might be my favorite bachelor moment of the season so far. the point of the show is the guy dates like 25 women at once. that

the push in virgin tonight to give more people that same chance. >>> . main break is causing big problems for people in this ne >>> the department of transportation for the district today says it is coming up with waze to post incidents they see on the road. some police departments have against it because it also gives drivers a chance to keep track of place lowcations. >>> the cdc says the spread of measles seems to be slowing. they add 18 cases last week to this the previous weeks' tallies. that's down. about three-quarters are tied to the case that broke out in disneyland in california. thl number of u.s. measles daises this year stands at 154. >>> some water from a broken water main in alexandria has been flowing all day long and since repairs have not even begun yet, se people are afraid the ground and paimt could give way. our kristin wright tak look now at the impact that all of this is having on the people who live there. >> reporter: it will be a long night on janneys lane in alexandria. e servicinging a large number of residents broke. >> when

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it's considered in cambodia, i was told that chinese businessman like to get young girls that are virginseep them a week or two and return them to the traffickers and have work done and sell them back out as virgins. drug cartels are back in business here in the united states and it's unbelievable. i have republican senator and republican councilman. it's a bill they have pending. it's all over the united states. it's something not one of us want to face or admit. >> i want to press the issue here. are you saying that some of these people not the traffickers, but the victims in the united states, it's happening here, now. >> it's happening, there was a story last week in the new york daily news about a guy who travelled from virginia to new york. he had a little toy and thought he was going to buy a little girl and it was a sting operation and he got caught. it's scandalous what goes on. the fbi is doing everything they can. it's a giant issue. it's the underside what's going on in this country. >> repeat it please. time, name of the show, the network. repeat it. >> 8:00 p.m. right after

the grandmother shows her icon of the virgin mary one in every room. so far, we've been safe, she says. that's how this war has worn people down in the east living as best they can, fearing they have nowhere else to go. who would take us europe this lady says? what jobs would we get? and we would need to know a foreign language. we only know russian and ukrainian. but the city would be hard to take. a city of 500,000, crucial to ukraine's economy. kiev has upped its defensive positions around the city. and things are calming down. the number of cease-fire violations casualties down over the past few days. this war can't last forever, this man says. they'll shoot out all the shells and then they'll seek peace. a prospect that can't come soon enough for ukraine's tormented east. elaborate and bizarre war games. state tv broadcast these images on wednesday. gun boats speeding towards a u.s. aircraft carrier in the persian gulf only it's a fake. and then kaboom they blow it up. this is the first time iran has used a replica of a prominent target. iran's ne

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buckingham research upgraded virgin america to revive from a neutral. their target $44. 20% up side. they just gained two very important gates at dallas's love field. that is the hub and the home of southwest airlines. >> uh-huh. southwest airlines. >> they're going to go at that time. >> love. >> love. >> l-u-v. it's based at love field. >> the pharmaceutical company cmrx -- >> we used to talk about this a lot in the ebola scare. went off the radar. thankfully. >> thankfully. >> jp morgan chase starting coverage of an overweight and a $51 target. 30% up side. this was a $42 stock back in may. it's just under $32 right now. >> the end of the radar is ticker -- syrog. >> not getting a boost today. the stock is down, but stieffel nicolas upgrading the oil and gas company. it's part of a huge call they made across a bumpl ef games. fast money hits off this name escaped it. that's why we put it as an wered the radar name. it has a $1.3 billion market cap. >>> melissa lee has the earnings squad right now. >> hey, thanks, guys. welcome to the earnings squad.

>> the promise of the koran said they get 72 virgins, so they say. >> the koran does not say that. sean no disrespect to you. the koran doesn't mention anything about 72 virgins. >> but that's what people are being told. >> someone misled them. that's not correct. >> we have all these -- the grave sites that have been desecrated in germany, paris, et cetera. there was an undercover reporter who will join us on the show tomorrow night, and he went to some of the muslim neighborhoods in paris. the video shows people spitting at him, calling him jew with a negative connotation. one kid says mommy, doesn't he know he's going to be killed here? he has to leave because his life is threatened. we see this rise of anti-semitism in europe. and the prime minister said, come to israel. and has allocated money for european jews to return to israel because of what's happening. how bad is it? >> it's bad. i mean more jews are leaving europe than in decades. in france, had the highest rate of emigration to israel than any other country. and this is a historic community. i think we're really in a

. >> and i think he embodies, because he's lusting after florida, a maiden virginal young white girlnk -- >> this is flora cameron? >> yes flora cameron. >> who is a part of the cameron family. we saw her brother. >> yeah who fought for the confederacy. and gus i think is again the symbol of what any black man -- according to griffith -- is after, and that is a white woman. and so he spends -- it is one of the most famous scenes in the movie, the so-called gus chase scene because he -- gus confronts flora and says i want you basically and flora pushes him away and wants nothing to do with him and gus chases after her and it goes on for five or six minutes. >> we have a couple of minutes of it so let's watch it so peek can see what we are talking about it. >> okay. ♪ >> who is that that just ran in? >> that is her brother men cameron who is -- she is missing and he is searching for her. >> and gus is an ex slave and he is a southerner? >> a southerner. >> and they are in south carolina? >> yes. >> and she's running away. how does her brother? her brother knows gus is trying to find he

all, it's a little surprising because a lot of people think of the cayman islands or the british virginslands as being the secrecy haven but there's a lot of secrecy across the entire united states. we did original data analysis in places like los angeles, miami, the california bay area and new york and found this huge prevalence of luxury properties those over $5 million owned behind shell companies and that make makes the owners typically secretive. the u.s. property market had historically been one of the most transparent ones that goes back to our founding fathers and their values about property being open and another reason is that the department of justice has stated numerous times in recent years that it's becoming more and more challenging for them to pursue investigations of people's assets when they can't find them. jenna: describe how difficult your experience or how challenging it was to actually find out who owns some of this property. >> well, i mean, not only are a lot of these owned by shell companies. behind a shell company would be another shell company so you would ha

. > hours before the arrival of yet another winter storm, virgin governor was thanking d.o.t.kers. he announced the state has alrey spent $150 million of its snow budget. expect a lot of them will be worktonight. yes. and no rest for the weary -- the snowpl drivers. lot of people were stuck in that snow on saturday. yeah. >> i know lot of them are wonder is this going -- is tomo going to be like that? >> thas the thing. a whole lot of time before that snow star to stick around our region. we did get above freezing today and we're still there now in some areas but temperatures are rent number. winds out of the southwest at 7 miles hour. no the numbers arod most of the area though. 32 la ray. 32 towards huntingtouch. we will continue to drop a li through the night tonigh temperat will eventually sett into the mid-20s. now, looks like we've got icerain but that's not correc not what the radar is picking up. it's picking up snow aloft that's hitting the ground. where it is hitting the ground down towards southern virginia which a is going to get the bulk of the moisture from this.

the grandmother shows me her icon of the virgin mary one in every room.t know what will happen next," the she says. "but so far we've been safe." that's how the war has worn people down in the east. living as best they can. fearing they have nowhere else to go. "who would take us europe?" this lady says. "they don't need us there. what jobs would we get? we'll need to know a foreign language. we only know russian and ukrainian." mariupol would be hard to take. a city of half a million, crucial to ukraine's economy. kiev has massively upped its defensive positions around the city. and things are calming down. the number of cease-fire violations casualties down over the past days. "this war can't last forever," this mans. "they'll shoot out all the shells and then there will be peace." a prospect that can't come soon enough for ukraine's tormented east. mariupol ukraine. >>> even amid the crisis in eastern ukraine, vladimir putin seems to have the approval of his constituents. fred pleitgen joins us live from moscow. let's look at the latest approval rating