nanny in san francisco. my life now is very happy and i have my baby and my husband also, he is here. you know, so it s now it s really happy that my life has really changed. it s not forever. no, only four years. cindy liou says lily represents a tiny fraction of those who silently suffer. liou says for every lily, there are hundreds of other workers trapped in servitude and sex slavery in the u.s. who aren t empowered enough to run and seek help. if you are residing in the country where you feel like the laws don t apply to you and can t protect you, you re never going to feel safe. hello, inspections. please open the door. police. coming up, san francisco s health department cracks down on human trafficking in the city by the bay. since 2004, san francisco s
you have to have a license. you have to have a license. you have to close now. everybody is ready to go, right? let s go. our message is you have to follow the law. that s why we re out here tonight. can i see your massage id? if you hire massage practitioners, you have to have licenses. you lose your id? you lose it? of. yeah, it s here. i don t know who takes my id. san francisco is not going to tolerate anyone using his or her massage establishments as front for prostitution or human trafficking. we are here to serve the order. after a two-year battle, inspectors finally pull the plug on one of san francisco s most notorious massage parlors. you re supposed to close effective 5:00 p.m. today. hand cramp. ahh. [ male announcer ] cyber week starts sunday and lasts all week. plus get free shipping on
night to serve him. late at night, he was asking me to make tea at 1:00. so i don t know. it s like 24 hours. lily says her captors started controlling her right away from the moment she first arrived at their house in the middle east. she then was forced to travel with them to the u.s. there she says, they would lock her indoors whenever they would leave the house. and even if they are inside the house, they would lock the door and hide the key. the problem is huge. human trafficking attorney cindy lu says there are thousands of lilies hiding in plain sight in america. how do you count a population that by its very nature and definition that s hidden from you. the organization asian pacific islander legal outreach represents over 200 victims of forced labor trafficking in the san francisco area. but according to a 2004 report from the u.s. department of
about them, it will be interesting to see who gets involved in the movement and takes control. what about being out there when it s freezing? for the next topic, there are more dogs than kids in san francisco? dog owners in the city by the bay they are forming a pack, a political action committee to promote pets. they are calling on mayoral candidates to defend their canine affairs. is this going too far? absolutely not. i can understand, look, you care about issues. you care about the right of your dog to kind of run in a park. sometimes they let people bring dogs to restaurants but not their children.
it wasn t historical. it was a mess and the federal government has to take the responsibility for it. i m ainsley earhardt and i will tell you how this election system could be coming to your hometown. still think government spending isn t out of control? it s done. there you go. well, the state of california s crushing budget deficits hasn t stopped them from spending 170,000 taxpayer dollars to move a bush. i m in the city by the bay and on the trail of an expensive shrub. i believe in native plants but i think california goes a little too far. excuse me, have you seen this bush? but i found that it wasn t as easy as i thought.