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Families. >> i don't know, where is my sister? >> reporter: tonight, she's in turkey, showing us a picture of her sister back home in china who has been missing for four years. medine who fled chin could not see her mother before her mom died. >> i could not see her, never again, but i don't have chance to go back to my country and i cannot, i don't have chance to see family members, and it is so hard >> couldn't go to say good-bye to your mom >> yeah, even one time >> reporter: with pictures of missing loved ones, every one of these uyghurs, a mainly muslim minority group from china, has a st...

Highlander Courtesy of Pexels When people think of sex work, it inspires images of a criminal and dangerous world. However, sex work is more nuanced than what the public imagines it to be, and the illegality actually heightens the danger of a profession that should be legalized. Prohibition creates criminality and violence where there could be civility and industry. Likewise, government regulations on human rights truly never help, it only causes more pain to those involved.  To illustrate, Abigail Hall-Blanco wrote an article for the Las Vegas Sun entitled “Legalized Prostitution is S...

The sidewalks of the street that leads to the Bosphorus University are fenced. The subway entrance, guarded. In each of the surrounding cafeterias, policemen in plain clothes or with the bib that identifies them sit. Sheltered in the crossbeams are several trucks with pressurized water cannons. Pairs of officers patrol up and down, some with automatic weapons on their shoulders. The doors of the University are protected by an anti-riot line: entering is prohibited except for teachers and students with a center card. And that there have been no face-to-face classes for months. Since January 4,...

Everyone around the world is suffering right now. if you can't call it what it is, then you don't have our country's best interest in mind. >> and perhaps a sign of the changing of the times. the turkish president going to russia before he comes to the u.s. to talk about what's happening there on the ground. really quickly, what is coming up on your pod cast this week? >> i hope tulsi gabbard. we'll have her on wednesday and continue to go deep or this discussion. it's a deeper one for the veterans and national security community. >> also some controversial comments about her position. >> i di...

For many years. he's celebrating it as a deal or a success that only he could have delivered. but it does not seem from a turkish perspective that the turks have compromised on anything. so give us a gut check on how the turkish president, president erdogan, is portraying this inside turkey. >> well, president erdogan is being very clear in his message so far. essentially he's saying that turkey is abiding by the terms of the cease-fire as brokered by the united states. but he wants to see all kurdish fighters removed from the so-called safe zone. and those key questions around that as well, e...