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>> so you guys are going to work together to read the instructions, build your app. >> reporter: we're in the heart of oakland, sheltered in a school in the same neighborhood where girls about the same age are preyed upon by pimps. these african american girls are training to write computer code. >> i'm positive one of the girls from the program in the next 20 years will be one of the people we read about in the paper. >> reporter: black girls code is the name of the nonprofit founded by kimberly bryant. her goal to supply silicon valley with a stream of new talent. >> if there is a pipeline, ...

Silicon valley is a universal dominated by white men, but there is an idea to change that. here is dan simon. >> so you guys are going to work together to read the instructions, build your app. >> reporter: we're in the heart of oakland, sheltered in a school in the same neighborhood where girls about the same age are prayed upon by pimps. these african american girls are training to write computer code. >> i'm positive one of the girls from the program in the next 20 years will be one of the people we read about in the paper. >> reporter: her goal to supply silicon valley with a stream of new...

Into an android phone to get my contacts and take a picture of me and record my calls and one that was eye opening which we will show you was a smart tv hack where they could -- you watch tv but they could make the tv watch you with a hack. >> that's what we have coming up next. one hacker shows laurie a couple of lines of computer code and how it can be used to turn a television into a camera looking right into your living room.

Are saying to look at the content they have to get a warrant. is it a switch or line of computer code typed in? something is done to read the e-mails because they can and they admit they can read your e-mails and listen to your phone calls with a warrant. they say they are only do ittin with a warrant. they were dishonest when they said they weren't collecting any data on americans. turns out they are collecting a billion every day. so there is a bit of a credibility here. i don't know how we regain trust from the intelligence committee when the director of national intelligence has admitted t...

So you can see how many might judge that as being noble to risk anything you have for something you believe in. of he thorough who wouldn't pay $1. not because the dollar wasn't too much, but because he didn't believe in the fugitive slave law. i think there are ways to look at what he did, and say this isn't a noble thing he tried to do. i think you can also say, well, gosh, if he revealed secrets that got somebody hurt, that would be bad, the way i like to divide this issue, if he had released the computer code that showed how we track people who would attack us, that i think would be a betr...