strong women in those households so long that they was right now i think it's only one form of the young woman being shown from our community and i want to show the other side they really of what they did off the court from a void teenage prostitution to pregnancy and a stay on the team a had to keep a three point grape on average which they are the and on three other girls one scholarship to go on to college so that how did you see why i think the biggest change they they may were on the show they're being brave and courageous was passable from a young woman's standpoint you know right now is a disrespectful description of the young women in oakland you know on teenage prostitution human trafficking is epidemic now for the last five or six years so you know it's a lot of young women this go on i'm a climbers on this deal with a lot of things in their for their you know that's one thing i really like is that we are beginning to uncover the real story we're beginning to look to find out the positive things in the community now these young ladies even though they were doing these positive things in their life they still had some personal things and they were gone too in their lives to tell us a little bit about their where one young lady who we really bonded a name is brandy robison our she was a senior for she w clinton is pretty much just been her and her daughter you know it's been really a devastating journey for strengthening journey our soul for them both you know on our witness when it was time for brianna leave and go to college the mother that but she didn't want to give up on a dreamy the day possibly co founded a financial future for her mother so you know that was was a situation that was you know really on heartfelt nona she's right now she she wants because of the contra costa she come from a christian background a very spiritual single mother background and quite a few times peer pressure on tempted her to go in a direction that she knew she was supposed to go in and you know like is this is a lot of traps traps wait only girls from the time they wake up in the morning to they get to school to get back to school i mean to get back home you know so  the right out of the story that the right to contact me would to coach and i had a meeting with the girls and i was able to sit them all down pretty much one time interview and then what i did i got experts from different aspects of life in the bay area a in on the plight of young women and then i did i got some footage from the coach and i got some footage from environment so it's not really a traditional documentary where fall on the wall around because right when i came across a story it was time for them to leave o they were about to go to school so they really had the opportunity on you know but is is really been what i can say it's really been rewarding to applaud young women women when i was describing what they were going to go to school for on you know for psychology to one being a lawyer for want to be an engineer you know in a library she wants her arm come back to the community store transitional homes infected people you know slow that's what kind of blew me away was the future definitely begin to look a whole lot brighter by here on what these young women here playing for their future how did you feel they were impressed about you taking your stories the first they would really standoffish because it was a trust issue for you know for a while dealing with a man i never dealt with before you know on it was it was it i had to is very important that i let the community see this beautiful flower the come from the concrete so what i would first want to do were for put it in any kind of theater was having come to you know a local local venue which was going to dot com of or you can log on to i just want to buy that car look for the thing you did right now you know you saw me passing in this car but i don't know if you can see this but i'm a hold this up here so you can maybe we can get you up a little closer and you can see this this card right here in that's where it's happening i just want to ball i just want to ball do is a knowledge people know that you came in on tell your story helped a lot of stories visually my thang is i want to learn as much as i can as was assured much as i care you know i started a rap artist on i wrote a book on two our monologue basically just asked to you at what time did you realize your life it's a life would never be the same again you know you don't have to be a negative experience of poverty and we just going to turn a camera on because we never know what our children are thinking unless we listen the best way to listen to quit talk so i'm just turn the camera on camera and let them talk and also i work with the united players voting eighty house street san america and i have the pleasure of being with mr lee was here and he had just elaborated on something that i think will make our kids lives change and i wish you much success my