As Bernard Kerik's nomination to be Secretary of Homeland Security goes down in flames, the White House is scrambling to find a replacement.

A month and a half after the election, 1.9 million paper ballots cast in Puerto Rico are spread out on tables in a warehouse in San Juan, as election workers there count the votes by hand. Meanwhile, the two major candidates head to court in Boston.

Police are increasingly uncovering human trafficking rings, where people, often from other countries, are forced into labor or sexual exploitation.

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A new documentary focuses on the life of a young wrestler, who happens to be a girl.