Ted Williams, the homeless guy with the golden voice, has surpassed almost every other overnight viral sensation according to search engines. His original YouTube video had over 13 million views in its first three days before it was taken down. Tonight, the Ohio journalist who recorded the video, plus the author of "The Pursuit of Happyness." Chris Gardner's rags to riches memoir was turned into a Hollywood blockbuster. He gives his take on Ted Williams's sudden rise to fame. 

The RCMP say a code of silence is to blame for only one charge of sexual assault in at B.C. gang rape. Tonight, Mark interviews a young woman who produced a documentary titled "Code of Silence" based on her own personal experience with the "snitch" mentality pervasive in urban violence.

So what do you do when your son starts wearing dresses? You learn to accept it says Cheryl Kilodavis. She self-published a children's book about her "princess boy." It garnered so much buzz, a major publisher picked it up. She's on the show tonight.

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