deep underground. we begin in canada where as you ve been hearing hundreds of truckers have brought the country s capital, ottawa, to a standstill for nearly two weeks. the blockades include the busiest border bridge between canada and the us, responsible for 27% of trade between the two countries. vehicles are canada s second largest export to the us and it s estimated businesses risk losing $50 million a day whilst this disruption continues. canada s prime minister, justin trudeau, says this has to stop. it is interesting to think about the fact that the convoy
there s something rare happening this monday involving some of the most powerful people in washington. it s a senate hearing, though that s not the unusual part. holding a senate hearing hundreds of miles from washington is. democrats on the senate rules committee are taking their case for voting rights all the way down to georgia which is perhaps where president trump s election misinformation got its start. i won this election by hundreds of thousands of votes. there s no way i lost georgia. there s no way. we won by hundreds of thousands of votes. so look. all i want to do is this. i just want to find, uh, 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state.
is this literally punitive and punishing her. the government did not say why but they did not say she was abu abusive or neglectful. general kelly says he was willing to use family deterrence stopping people from coming to the united states. these families and particularly children, there are children seven years old or younger in some kind of crazy politics experience. now the administration is back and we are still contemplating. people need to understand it. whether it is called a policy, it is happening in practice. it is widespread. we are hearing hundreds of parents and little kids being separated. are these parents and kids are from different countries of the world? they re from all over.
the united nations reports hundreds of thousands of people boarded smuggler boats in north africa last year trying to escape the terror attacks and civil war there. now rescue crews are searching for survivors after one of the crowded boats, capsized in the mediterranean sea and we re hearing hundreds of people may have died. a survivor claims many of them, locked below deck as the boat sank to the bottom of the sea, and the thinking is hundreds of people are trapped on that ship at the bottom of the sea right now. crews report some bodies are floating in the water but most still missing. that part of the sea is three miles deep and sit tallan police say divers won t be able to reach the bottom to search for more bodies. there s a map on the wall. smugglers were carrying migrants from libya to europe. they re trying to escape the all of the chaos happening here and make it to sicily if possible. investigators say the boat was likely headed to the country of
after hearing hundreds of similar stories from pimps and traffickers, experienced investigators are unmoved by simon s good somewhere ton pitch. he is shuttled off to the county jail where he will now face a pimping charge on top of a probation violation for a prior marijuana conviction. but stephanie insists that there is more to the story and that simon is not really what he seems. he s not a pimp. i never gave him money. my license was suspended, and like i said, i asked him to take me somewhere, and he took me. that was the extent of it. i mean, you ve lived through this now. a few months after her arrest, stephanie was in the midst of a remarkable transformation. she agreed to sit down with our cameras and tell us more about herself and her time in the underground sex trade. you ve had a hard, hard numbers of years. i don t think there s ever been a time when your life wasn t hard. i couldn t remember. if i if it was, it was probably before i was 8. like the vast m