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in both states that there is a lot more work to do. we'll follow that for you. now the stories you're talking about. selling sex. >> we went to this place to buy condoms and then we went to the hotel. >> a columbian call girl telling secrets about the president's men. is it time to make prostitution legal in the u.s.? i ask an american madame. too many hits. too many questions. >> i say certainly ban it at the college level. >> the man who wrote the book on football wants to put an end to friday, saturday, sunday and even monday night life. vote for me. >> when i'm president,...

television series called "finding your roots" on pbs, and i said, sure, absolutely. you see, i was born in michigan, but my parents were born and they grew up in india. like a lot of immigrants, they thought they would never be able to learn their whole family history. that was lost, they thought, in the old country. i always wondered and so i gave professor gates the names of my immediate relatives along with a cheek swab of my dna. here's some of what he found. >> reporter: to dig even deeper, we sent sanjay's cousin to hardwar, located on the ganges river. it's a place of tremendo...

and tonight he's talking about keeping america great with words of wisdom that could literally change your life. also, the hilarious julia louis-dreyfus. we watched her in nine seasons as elaine on "seinfeld." now she's playing the vice president on hbo's hit comedy "veep." a role that's changed her view on something important. >> i have more sympathy for all women in government. i think that being a woman in a position of power is tricky but important and crucial, actually. and i think the more women we have in power the better off our country will be. >> tonight, keeping america gr...

absolutely. i was born in michigan, but my parents were born and grew up in india. and like a lot of immigrants, they thought they would never be able to learn their whole family history. that was lost, they thought, in the old country. but i always wondered, and so i gave professor gates the names of my immediate relatives along with a cheek swab of my dna. here's some of what he found. >> to dig even deeper, we sent sanjay's cousin to hardwar, located on the ganjy river. it's a place of tremendous jean logical importance to hindus. they come here to consult with priests. the male l...