South Africa's Shame: Modern-Day Slavery and the World Cup; The Fashion Police; Shuttle Endeavour Launches As NASA Prepares for the MoonThis week, an undercover investigation into the brutal world of human trafficking. It’s estimated that worldwide, over a million people are bought and sold every year. South Africa is a center for the trade, and as the country prepares plan for the massive influx of soccer fans flocking to the World Cup next year - many of them looking for prostitutes - there is still no plan to stop or even police the ever-growing trade in human beings. Correspondent Paul Beban, wearing a hidden camera, is able to capture human traffickers on film and nearly completes a purchase to 'acquire' ten women. Next, in Italy, high fashion isn't only for the elite. You won't believe how good cops can look, and what they drive. Finally, a big week for NASA as shuttle Endeavour launches, and NASA prepares for a launch to the moon, the first step towards man's return to the moon. World Report airs Tuesdays at 9pmET on HDNet. Less