>>> on the streets of detroit someone is hunting and killing young women two at a time. >> we have four homicides, of which a serial pattern is developing. >> the first set of women were found on december 19th, dead in the trunk of a car on promenade street. >> it was extremely brutal. >> i'm just tired of us losing our children. >> lurking in the online ads for sex. >> is this kim? >> and luring the unsuspecting to a rendezvous with death. >> hey, how are you doing? >> while pimps and hustlers sell young women on a promise of protection. >> hey, let me holler at you for a minute. >> somebody that's involved in this business should be able to protect anybody that gets down with them. >> they're not protectors. they're exploiters. >> they were selling my granddaughter. >> and whenever something goes bad or goes wrong, they're going to abandon you. >> msnbc goes undercover for a closer look at life and death in the deadly game of sex for sale. >> people are closing their eyes. open your eyes. before it's your child. ♪ >>> today in detroit on street corners and on the internet, selling sex

. >> so the real piece of advice i wanted to share with the wonderful young women on the campus of my beloved alma mater, princeton university, and even smaller than that it was intended only for those women who are thinking that they do want to have children, who want a traditional marriage. so it was intended for a very, very small audience. and the fact that it went so viral so quickly makes me think, you know, this a conversation that needed to take place. and i'm so glad that women are now thinking about this, talking with each other, talking with their families. i think that's the important thing. >> patton wants young women to focus on more than just a career path. >> the politically popular position to take is career, career, career have it all, lean in, all of that is great. i'm just saying don't do that to the exclusion of at least an equal investment in the idenfication of a life parner with whom to build a family and raise children if that's what you want. and, again, i understand not all women want to be married, not all women want to have children, but if you do, start e

women feel -- i believe a lot. >> increasingly feeling it. >> when you poll young men and young womenhey sound almost the same on issues of work. chris: being at home. >> it's very different from our generation. >> i'm now newly involved in this conversation as a soon to be father with a baby, a daughter, three months away from now and i focus on this much more closely than i did before. but one of the points that cheryl sandberg makes and one of the most important decisions that is made by a young woman is for a career decision is who your partner will be. so those two things are correlative in some way. when you're in college, i would say, and i have a sister, almost 20 years my junior who's in college now. and we had this conversation. just last night. and she said i'm not even sure who i am just right now. they're trying to form those answers at this time so they can make the decisions in the right way that helps them for whatever career pursuit they have down the road. chris: the problem is a lot of women today to get anywhere in business you want to think about going to b school

ranks 130 out of 134 countries in terms of global gender gaps, it's incredibly serious what the young women have to deal with even to just go and ride a bike. so there's very little progress that has been made. king abdullah just appointed 30 women to the shura council and there are little baby steps but it's not enough for women to, like, disagree in public or have a show like yours in saudi arabia that's knot an opti for this women. >> disrespect for women is fundamental human rights. it's disrespect. so it's not about playing oppression olympics saying it's so bad here that therefore what we do over here is ok. so i think it was a fair analogy that gloria steinem drew. i think what is really interesting about what is happening in saudi arabia, i'm glad you brought up the king allowing women in the parliament. the good thing about the per point there's 20 percent. that's the same number of women that's we have here in the united states and congress over all is worse. so it's amazing if you think about there's a lot of commonality in the struggle for women humans rights even though the spe

. >> where young women and girls find themselves trapped with no way out. >> this is a multi-billion dollar industry. >> msnbc goes undercover to investigate "sex slaves in america." >>> hello, i'm meredith vieira. every year human rights advocates estimate almost a million women worldwide are illegally bought and sold into sexual slavery. what you might not know is that over 17,000 of them end up right here in the united states. in the next hour, you will hear some of their harrowing stories. to protect these women, their names have been changed. it's a story that begins in the ruins of the shattered soviet empire and ends in heartland america. >> i was watching a lot of tv shows about human trafficking, and i uld never believe that could happen to me. and when i get in this situation, i believe this can happen anytime. >> this woman we'll call katya now shares her destiny with a million young women and girls bought and sold in the global sex industry. it has long been a problem, particularly in katya's home country of ukraine where young women enticed by fake job ads and slick recr

young. i'd say she's definitely 20 or below. >> we're going to shut this door, okay? >> the team has no choice but to stash the women in the bathroom of the surveillance room while the undercover goes to work in the room next door. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> just shhh. >> as soon as this young woman agrees to $180 for a half hour of sex, investigators move in and make yet another arrest. the young woman who goes by the name natalia is only 19. erratic and unusually talkative, she appears at first to be under the influence of drugs. >> i don't understand. >> you just get done smoking something? >> huh? >> you just get done smoking something? >> you smoke something? >> you feel okay? >> my stomach just hurts. i'm pregnant. >> really? >> yeah. >> from chris we got a lead on the other vehicle. >> meanwhile, outside the hotel, investigators run down the vehicle that delivered natalia. inside they find two females. both are arrested and taken downtown for questioning. >> we're going to go to the other side here. >> the team now has ten individuals in custody. >> going back for the search? >> yes. >> all are transported

women are left out or left behind. a fact underscored day after day. so tragically in india concerning the young 23- year-old woman who was brutally beaten and raped last a december. she was from a poor farming family. , shemany women and men wanted to climb that economic ladder. she had aspirations for her life. she studied all day to become a physical therapist. she went to work at a call center in the evening. she slept two or three hours a night. the president of india described thats a symbol of all india strives to be. it is her life that embodied the aspirations of the rising nations. her murder pointed to that many challenges still holding it back. the culture of rape is tied up with a broader set of problems. education, law, tradition, custom, culture that prevent women from being seen as equal human beings. in addition, india and china being the leaders, there is a skewed gender balance with many more men than women that contribute to human trafficking and child marriage and other abuses that dehumanizes women and corrodes society. millions of indians to to the streets. in 2011, they p

in this context, it is not just young women 11 and 12. but not having access to over the county emergency contraception affects low income women, women of color of and i want to live in a world where everyone who needs healthcare, and it is safe for them, can get it. >> you don't need an abortion pill. >> it is not aabortion pill. >> i'm sorry. i threw that out there. >> you're trolling, karen. >> yeah. >> this is not like you are getting an -- >> this is a right wing talking -- >> it is not an abortion pill. >> all right. my point is still that this is not a need. this is something that he -- >> this is a need. here is the point i would say. i guess this goes back around to the original point about the politics of this. i understand why they are touchy. i do understand, if i were david axelrod. if i put myself in david axelrod's shoes and we sat in the oval office and talked about politics. i would say, about all of the thousand battles you have to fight, let's just not fight this one. an amoral perspective. this could be explosive becaus

many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i don't see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and going to the store to buy sausages. world fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be below the knee and the head has to be covered with a headscarf you know what. i used to practice judaism when she lived in kazakhstan then she married a chechen man converted to islam and came to work in chechnya. now she wears a similar to a job she manages the modeling school which is based in one of the most prestigious beauty salons. including a spa and fitness center everything a model needs when as in this club is for women only

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young women just like these. >> do you sleep here? >> this girl known as cherry approached two undercover officers today and will most likely be charged with prostitution. >> what's your name? how long have you been here? >> three day. >> thee days? >> yes. >> where did you come from? >> from l.a. >> l.a.? >> she says she's from korea, seoul. that's what she told me. she said she's been here for three days and she came from l.a. >> does she have a green card? >> no, just a passport. she travels a lot. >> meanwhile, officers search her purse for the money the undercover cops gave her earlier today. >> $500, $600. >> officers find $907. >> ma'am, you're under arrest for prostitution. do you understand what i'm saying? >> the team has what they need to charge her with prostitution. they hope that by booking her and interviewing her away from the mamasan, they may be able to learn valuable information about the criminal network behind massage parlors. and hopefully help her get out of the life. >> tlrl there were three girls working and a

like most young women in her position, chastity has few words for the police. >> as a law enforcement officer our job is to rescue the girls. but you know, it's very difficult to gain their trust. >> we are looking for girls who are under age. do you know of any girls that are under age -- >> no. i work by myself. >> you work by yourself. you don't have any other women that work with you? >> mm-mm. >> who turned you on to back page? >> i turned myself on to it. >> so you figured that all out by yourself nobody introduced you to it or told you all about it? >> they don't self-identify. they don't identify themselves as victims. so they don't know. >> police arrested chastity's suspected pimp, brent colehoffer, in the parking lot. this is colehoffer's second pimping arrest in two months. but she now denies any connection to him. >> they always want to protect the guy, the trafficker or the pimp, whoever they're working for. that's just the nature of the game. they'll take the heat, and he'll continue to do what he does. >> just a few minutes after chastity as rest police nab another you

i know a lot of young women like to hear them as well. thank you. with my answer to our question of the day. should the government tax growth and retirement savings? ♪ @í gerri: president obama soon-to-be released budget calls for attacks with uncle sam going after the ira for the wealthy. to the government tax growth and your retirement savings? here is with some of your posting on my facebook page. absolutely not. haven't they already taxed it? and mike degrees, they should tax the growth and their audacity. love that. 2 percent said yes, 98 percent said no way. here are some of your e-mails. dominick from pennsylvania rights, my wife and i watch your show all the time. what separates you from the others is her talent for getting right down to the root of the issue. you are like the tomahawk missile of reporting. the new lock on to what the ory is really about your hit the bull's-eye every time. thank you for helping us focus on what is important on today's topics. is that dominick, mother? thank you. that was really nice. bob from texas, was that

this is about stealing the lives of young women and men. i applaud all of you for being here, and the young women who took the time to really create a phase of what human trafficking is. i love your quote. not be a bystander. be an outstander. (applause) i have an announcement. take the posters. to your workplace, to your home. the poster will be displayed at the department of the status of women. there are so many workshops and events during this month. please tell your friends and family. learn more about this complex issue. we have to and violence. thank you all. (applause) >> good morning everyone i am closing the event. i will say that i want to thank everyone. i want to highlight the poster submissions presented here. please look at the fine detail, the energy and time that the young people committed to make sure we created of the awareness of human trafficking. i want to highlight that there is a calendar of events. if any of you would like to continue to be involved i encourage you to either yourself be involved or pass out the info

what do the young, the women -- no, what do the young men think? 17-20, about this program? all you guys here in a flight, you tell me. are they for it or against it? just shout it out. >> against. >> for. >> the young men, for it or against it. >> for. >> for. they're against it. the young men in that age group want to do four things. i don't think i need to spell them out. they want to get drunk, play sport, make money. a flight, you're wanting. [laughter] all right, here we go. now let's take the men who are 20-26. b flight, what do they do? do today think this is a good program? are they for it or against it? >> too busy. >> pardon me? too busy. >> what a focus group you wouldn't be. no, they're for it. they say, gee, this would be something that would make me a little better. they have a little longer lens now. and because we're mixing age groups, we're mixing geography, we're mixing socioeconomic, and we're mixing educational levels, and races, certainly, but geography. someone from seattle meets someone from chicago meets someone from memphis, and they all are in this

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and she was upset about it, you know, felt awful about it. >> police say young women like lori usually't fall into prostitution overnight. it's often a process that takes a lot of time and smooth talk from so called romeo pimps like jason. >> they will take months to groom a girl because they know towards the end she will be selling her body from them and they will make money from that. they will take them out to dinner and say i have feelings for you, buy them gifts and all that. they may start off slow and they may say you need to just answer the phones, you don't have to have sex, but at some point that will change. >> jason was arrested outside of the hotel room that he rented for april and lori. he says tonight's run in with the law was one big misunderstanding. >> what happened to you tonight? >> apparently someone that was in the room they rented out did something wrong, and the fact that it was my room is why i'm down here. >> you think you were wrongly brought down here? >> definitely, i didn't do anything wrong. i wasn't -- if something went wrong in the room or whatever i wa

i know a lot of young women like to hear them as well. thank you.n of the day. should the government tax growth and retirement savings? ♪ we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ gerri: president obama soon-to-be released budget calls for attacks with uncle sam going after the ira for the wealthy. to the government tax growth and your retirement savings? here is with some of your posting on my facebook page. absolutely not. haven't they already taxed it? and mike degrees, they should tax the growth and their audacity. love that. 2 percent said yes, 98 percent said no way. here are some of your e-mails. dominick from pennsylvania rights, my wife and i watch your sh

. >> specifically for young women, this was intended for a very small audience, the young women on theeton, even more specifically a subset of that group, women who want to be married and have children in a traditional way. stuart: you were called a sexist for this in so many words. >> worse than this. that is okay, that is okay, i am willing to take those hits if it serves to benefit of young women on campus who want something more than just pursuing career. they're afraid to do so because they are being shouted down, intimidated into not saying one of the components i am thinking about in terms of my future is i want children and i want family. the problem is the message of men and women having totally quality is a fallacy. in many ways we do. but in this regard we don't. men have virtually their whole life to marry and have children, women don't. that is a critical, critical fallacy. liz: i hear what you're saying. you say women have a shelf life, a time clock. stuart: they do. liz: i hate to say it again, there is a lot of single women who are not married who are very successful. t

women. it's clear we have work to do. and no one is going to do it for us. as a young woman, i am honored to take on this challenge for the next generations of women. i work every day to make sure that women have a path to leadership in politics because i know that it isn't a fight that we can take on our own. let's think about this. men have been building leadership networks in this years. for say 250 women have really only been building those networks and have had the opportunity to do so in the last 40. and only in the last 30 years have we made changes in the law to open doors and break down those barriers across american society in law and business and journalism. and those networks, they start .n rooms like these they start by getting involved and supporting each other when we take on challenges and opportunities. when we become the backbone of each other's new ventures and when we build our sisters up. when we recognize that all do better when we all do better. that is when we make progress. our mothers and grandmothers broke down doors for us so that we could g

we'll talk about it and encouraging the young women enrolled at the storied university grabbing a husbandle the grabbing is good. we'll speak with her about the controversy that ensued after that letter. and one of the popular weapons in our arsenal, a stealth fighter jet. a country that says it's in, quote, a state of war next. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have six grams of sugars. with fifteen grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. >> tension is reaching a fever pitch on the korean peninsula where the u.s. has deployed f-2 fighter jets. and this comes after days of increasingly creepy threats from north korea. >> the most belligerent we've been hearing. over the weekend th

i think that you know, young women like willow and her cohorts are more aware of this issue.lly don't feel disempowered by it. really believe that they can make a difference. so whether that's rolling out text-based technologies and educating many of the most vulnerable young women, even in america, to know, kind of how to go for help anonymously. so that they're not made more vulnerable for raising their hand and saying you know, i'm at risk. to applying similar technologies in capetown, south africa. young people are really taking the lead on this and i think the rest of us need to follow them, support them, amplify their efforts and make sure that as we move forward in the 21st century, this scourge ends. >> i would say to those victims, we have to learn how to treat womens who have been victims of sexual safely. women who have been sex workers, they are not to be vilified. they are not at the lowest rung of society. >> not untouchables. >> that's part of changing societal attitudes. >> that's the beauty of cgiu. the solution is up to everybody, you don't have to be wealth

we welcome to young women who answered that with impressive zeal. and dedication.ca. [applause] >> it is my honor to be here today. my great-grandfather died trying to save his community during the holocaust. as jews were being deported, and he led a group of 97 people into the forests of poland hoping they might have a better chance to survive. of these 97 people with their entire lives ahead of them, generations of talent, only three survived. one was my grandfather. when he survived, it was the american army who nursed him back to health in a displaced persons camp in germany. to this day the american flag is the largest one in their entire neighborhoods. thisd will never tell story. it will never remember the rich and vibrant lives of these individuals. in our country, we built a place of memory. we built in not just for them up for ourselves, for the sake of humanity. when i walked into the holocaust memorial museum and i look at the thousands of photographs we have any million pages of archives and testimony of of veterans and artifacts the rescue, i hear the

of the school district, and adults to help change is a vicious cycle that is taking place, where young women and young men are finding very easy. >> in oakland dili's tariq kron 4 news. >> pam: ppg and even substation on that cup role >> we believe the perpetrator or perpetrators were familiar with fiber optics they knew where to go and they knew where to cut. they were able to take out critical growing at the pga and station. the costing of the power was desman intentional, so if you like to call that sabotages that's what it is. faugh >> pam: asking people to cut down on their electrical issue because of the incident in santa clara. >> temperatures were significantly warmer this afternoon, including the north bay were 70 in santa rosa.60 aken, kurt 67 down and redwood city a little cooler and the coastline. right nouns still little breezing, i just one acquit this evening. we did see a wind advisory in effect but that expired or around 5:00. so right now we're expecting these winds to die down. we will also see one or conditions all have more on that coming up. >> >> pam: the computer glit

you think it's little kids but i take it young women who are hoping in those cars. and sidecars and lifts the attorneys say there was nothing by spin and side talk and they haven't protruded any documents. so if somebody is claiming i'm lying they need to come forward with their documents. and this lady came to the meeting with any questions and she left with so many more questions. and ride sharing you thought you were going to certain locations but really who goes to work at 2:00 a.m. in the modernizing in hookers >> (calling names). >> if you could have the overhead i want to show you may have seen that but this is the last issue of the united tax news letter with the picture of the mayor on the cover. i think he needs to be called out on this. because the mayor of this city as turned his back on - the city's own

i would like to say special word of thanks to the two young women who spoke. they did two things.d us that has the power to inspire, motivate -- museum has the power to inspire, motivate, and in power the next generation. they have now said everything that needs to be said. they were terrific. as give them another hand. -- let us give them another hand. i want to thank our world war ii veteran. i think it is impressive he can still fit in his uniform. [applause] to all the survivors who are here, veterans and those who helped, i thank you very much. so much for the french if you have given to hillary and me over the last 20 -- friendship you have given to hillary any of the last 20 years. friendship was shown what happened 20 years ago. he looked at me and said that i needed to get off my rear end and do something about bosnia. sooner was better than later. [applause] thought it was interesting that the world and that the enough note, drive with in america and also within europe to stop the slaughter of in bosnia and to later to prevent a genocide inco's a vote was a drive led by

you heard it directly from those two brave young pakistani women yesterday, and they are not alone. people marched in the streets. they signed petitions demanding that every pakistani child, boys and girls alike, have the opportunity to attend school. that in itself was a rebuke to extremist and their ideology. i am well aware that improving life for pakistani women is not a panacea. but it is impossible to imagine making real progress on that country's other problems, especially violent extremism, without tapping the talent and addressing the needs of pakistan's women, including reducing corruption, in the culture of impunity, expanding access to education, to credit, to all the tools that give a woman or a man the chance to make the most of their own life and dreams. none of this will be easy in pakistan or anywhere else, but the grassroots response to malala's shooting gives us hope for the future. again and again we have seen women drive progress. in northern ireland, catholic and protestant women like i am -- like mccormack came together to demand an end to the trouble and help

many young women are not allowed to enter the modeling school. nor do i do see that your legs are tired your backs are tired and you are very hungry but you have to work it is difficult to be a model it is not about putting on a beautiful dress and going to the store to buy sausages. will fashion centers like paris and milan have shown interest in church and models but unmarried women cannot even leave the country by themselves and there are strict limits when it comes to wearing european clothes. we cannot wear a swimsuit model cannot go on the catwalk in a swimsuit we have our own rules. all clothes have to be below the knee and the head has to be covered with a head scarf over the. i used to practice judaism when she lived in kazakstan then she married a church in man converted to islam and came to work in chechnya. now she wears a similar to a job she manages the modeling school which is based in one of the most prestigious beauty salons. it's well equipped including a spa and fitness center everything a model needs on us in this club is for