Police Hunt Four Prisoners Who Overpowered Guard And Escaped Ohio Jail.
WHITFIELD: This Sunday, Lisa Ling is back with an all new season of "This is Life". In the first episode, she is taking on another taboo topic. Online porn and how it's affecting an entire generation's perceptions of sex. Here's a preview.</s>LISA LING, CNN HOST, "THIS IS LIFE WITH LISA LING" (voice-over): Porn addiction isn't a medically recognized disease, but hundreds of thousands of people claim it is real, and are turning to sites like NoFap.</s>ALEXANDER RHODES, NOFAP FOUNDER: And we have people from every continent across the planet. It impacts Christians, Atheists, Muslims, Republicans, Democrats. If you're a human being and you have access to the internet, you can absolutely get addicted to porn.</s>LING (voice-over): Though Alex is emphatic that this can happen to anyone, he tells me that 95 percent of NoFap users are men.</s>RHODES: It does happen to young men more often than any other group I would say. I think the most vulnerable demographic is males between the ages of eight to 14.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Joining me now, host of "This is Life", Lisa Ling. Eight to 14, Lisa? I mean, what can parents do, you know, to protect their kids from seeing this in the first place, getting engaged in it and addicted as your guest said could happen?</s>LING: Well, yes, Fred, that was the reaction that I had when I heard eight to 14. We're talking about very, very young boys. But when you think about it these days, most kids have access to mobile devices. And even a few have very strict filters on your phone, just putting a couple of words into Google will yield some pretty eye opening results. And so what I'm suggesting to parents is to start having conversations with them. When they are really young, start having conversations about the anatomy and how things work and also communicate to them if they have access to devices, which most of them do, that if they see things that are confusing or disturbing, that they can come and talk to you about it and they should. It's really, really important that, we, as parents play a role in our kid's digital lives because again, even with strict filters, there are things that they can access and there's just such an abundance of graphic material that's available to kids online.</s>WHITFIELD: So how is it that online porn has become such a problem? I mean, is it an issue of it's being marketed, you know, to young people? They get engaged in it and they don't really know before next thing you know, they're hooked.</s>LING: I don't know that it's being marketed to kids. In fact, we interview an adult film star who is actually on a mission to try and communicate to people that there's a lot they don't see when they come across pornography. She tells people that there's a whole discussion about consent and comfortability before the cameras even roll. But again, it's just so easily accessible. And for kids in particular, if they don't really know what they're seeing, right, given how much material is out there, it can have an impact on them. The way they perceive sex, the way they perceive relationships, and the opposite sex or even the same sex forever. Because once you see something, particularly something that's really graphic, it's impossible to erase that, so it can have an impact on them for a very long time. If you talk to pediatricians, they will probably tell you that parents are coming in saying what do we do, our kids have had access to porn.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Lisa Ling, thank you so much. And again, you know, don't miss the premier episode of "This is Life with Lisa Ling" tonight, 10:00 Eastern and Pacific only on CNN. And this breaking news. A man hunt is now underway for four inmates who escaped in Ohio jail by overpowering two guards with homemade weapons say officials.</s>SHERIFF MATT CHAMPLIN, GALLIA COUNTY, OHIO: At approximately 12:14 a.m., four male inmates overpowered two female corrections officers with a homemade weapon at the Gallia County Jail. Four inmates were successful in forcing open a secured door and they escaped from our facility.</s>WHITFIELD: Authorities say the four inmates stole the keys to a jail employee's car and drove about one block away where another car was waiting for them. Investigators believe at least one person aided in their escape and that the four inmates should be considered extremely dangerous. All right, next, we're live at the White House as President Trump lashes out against the investigation into his dealings with Ukraine. And we have new details about when the whistleblower just might tell the version of the story to lawmakers.