[Burnett:] And we're back with tonight's "Outer Circle". We begin tonight in Indonesia. There are major security concerns over this weekend's crowning of Miss World. Islamic radicals have been protesting the pageant for weeks, calling it insulting to Muslims and they threaten violence. I asked our Anna Coren what the country is doing to keep the contestants safe.
[Anna Coren, Cnn International Correspondent:] Erin, threats of violence are overshadowing the Miss World Pageant being staged here in Indonesia this weekend, following angry protest by Islamic fundamentalists. The beauty contest was supposed to be held in the country's capital Jakarta. But at the very last minute, the government moved it to the resort island of Bali. Protesters described it as pornography and a whore contest. The U.S., British and Australian embassies have all issued warnings. And with the Bali bombings of 2002 and 2005 still fresh in people's minds, authorities are not taking any chances, with hundreds of police on duty for the crowning of Miss World Erin.
[Burnett:] Thank you. And I want to go to London where there is another milestone for the royal family. Prince George is going to be christened next month at the Chapel Royal at St. James Palace. The duke and duchess of Cambridge chose this location over Buckingham Palace, which is a really big deal if you follow these things. So, I asked CNN's Max Foster if this is another sign of the royal couple switching things up.
[Max Foster, Cnn Royal Correspondent:] Erin, it is traditional for future monarchs to be christened at Buckingham Palace but this is a break from that tradition. Prince George instead will be christened down the road at St. James Palace, in the Chapel Royal perhaps an example of the duke and duchess again doing things their way, but also maybe because Prince William will have vivid memories of Chapel Royal. It's there that his mother's body was rested before her funeral. It will be a well-watched event, though, because this will be the first time we've seen George since he came out of the hospital, at least in video form. Also on Friday we saw the new coat of arms with the duke and duchess of Cambridge. It is a mixture of his and hers his on the left, hers on the right. We'll probably see it when plaques are unveiled at formal events.
[Burnett:] Thanks very much to you, Max. And now, our seventh story OUTFRONT, the Miss Teen USA sex-tortion case. A 19-year-old college student has been arrested for allegedly taking nude images of Miss Teen USA, Cassidy Wolf, and then using those pictures to blackmail her. His demand, give me more explicit photos or else he'd post all the images he had from hacking into her computer. According to court documents, Jared Abrahams, a former high school classmate of Cassidy's, hacked into her computer, used her webcam to take pictures of her during her most private moments. The FBI says Wolf was one of at least eight women that Abraham was black mailing in a scheme that reached as far as Russia. OUTFRONT tonight, Miss Teen USA Cassidy Wolf. And, Cassidy, thank you so much for coming in and taking the time. People this is a terrifying thing for people to imagine that you're at home and someone could hack into your computer and be watching you. This happened to you. How did you feel when you first learned that something like this was happening?
[Cassidy Wolf, Miss Teen Usa 2013:] I dropped my phone and I was screaming. I was on the phone with my mom and we were both crying. I really, I couldn't explain the emotion that I was going through. It was terrifying. Absolutely terrifying.
[Burnett:] And you received an e-mail, right? That included naked pictures of yourself.
[Wolf:] Right.
[Burnett:] So, just out of the blue, you get this e-mail.
[Wolf:] Right. My Facebook had given me a notification that somebody had logged into my Facebook from Utah. I started to notice that my other social sites had kind of been acting a little strange. So, I knew that something was going on. So I received this e-mail and I saw the first three lines. I scrolled through it really quick will on my iPhone and I just scrolled to the bottom and saw the two photos, and became hysterical, because I didn't feel like this was really happening. It was crazy.
[Burnett:] I can't imagine this. One of the messages it said, from the court documents, either do you one of the things listed below or I will upload these pics and a lot more. And he added, I have a capital letters lot more, and those are better quality on all your accounts for everybody to see. So, he told you in order to stop this from happening, for him to upload these extra photos, you had three options.
[Wolf:] Right.
[Burnett:] Send him more pictures. Make him a good video, or go on Skype and do what he told you to do for five minutes.
[Wolf:] Yes.
[Burnett:] You read that. What do you do?
[Wolf:] I don't even remember the moment. It was honestly like the biggest blur. And I just, I was crying hysterically. I could not believe that this was really happening to me. It did not feel real. And when I was on the phone with my mom, we were trying to figure out what to do. And our only reasonable thought was to contact the authorities.
[Burnett:] Right. Which of course you did.
[Wolf:] Yes.
[Burnett:] How did you then find out it was someone who knew you? Your high school was big. It wasn't as if you knew him personally. But you passed him in the hall. How did you figure out this was someone you knew?
[Wolf:] I found out yesterday that it was somebody that I went to high school with and that I knew. When I found that out, when I found out his name, I couldn't really put a picture to his name or a face to his name, because there were a ton of kids who went to school with me. As I started to think about it and realized who this person was, it kind of all started to click in my head. And it just it was weird. It's weird to put a putting a face to somebody, in my head, I'd created this monster. You know, somebody who was attacking me and now, putting a face it a kid I went to school with, it's kind of a mixed emotion for me.
[Burnett:] Let me ask about this. It's tough, right, his attorney told one of our affiliates that Jared Abrahams is autistic, and his family feels profound regret and remorse for what he did to you and these other women. If he is indeed autistic, does this change what you think given what you went through which is horrible no matter who did it to you, right?
[Wolf:] Right.
[Burnett:] But does it change your view of what the punishment should be?
[Wolf:] It doesn't necessarily change my view of what the punishment should be because that is up to the judge and that is up to our court system. But I am fighting a battle between my heart and head. In my head I'm thinking this person did it to me and not only me, he did it to, you know, seven other girls. And in my heart, I'm thinking, you know, why? Why did he do this? What is honestly troubling him? He obviously has an internal conflict. And I just want to know why. So, it's a conflict between my heart and my head.
[Burnett:] And how did this affect you and your family? You have had one day to sink in who he is. So, I mean, I would imagine I don't want to put words in your mouth but you're not sure yet totally how you feel.
[Wolf:] I'm not sure at all. I can't describe how I'm feeling. It's weird to be able to picture now who had been doing this to me for three months.
[Burnett:] Cassidy, thank you very much for coming and telling your story.
[Wolf:] Thank you.
[Burnett:] Hopefully, you know, a lesson for people to be careful, horrible things can happen. Thank you, dear.
[Wolf:] Thank you.
[Burnett:] All right. Well, now, it's time for the OUTFRONT "Outtake." People are very excited about President Obama's historic conversation with the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani by phone. And it is a big milestone. Sure, it might have been better if it were face-to-face, yet it could have been a lot worse. President Obama is a very Web-savvy leader, routinely using social media to share his thoughts. Whether we like it or not, we were hurtling toward a time when diplomatic interactions of the highest level could occur online, Skype, e-mail, Facebook, even Twitter well, maybe not Twitter, because while President Obama has a verified Twitter account that's how you can tell with the blue check next to his name that means that he stands behind everything that comes from that account. The Iranian president does not. In fact, the Iranian government wouldn't confirm to us directly that @hassanrouhani is actually the Iranian president's official account. Now, look, we know the Iranian government is using this account. But why not come out and confirm, give us the little blue checkmark? When I asked the Iranians this week about a tweet from that account about a sensitive topic, I said, quote, "Can I take that as confirmation that he approved that tweet and, by extension, that any tweet from this secretary endorsed by the president of Iran even though it is sent by a staffer? Is this fair?" I was not given an answer. A world leader is accountable for what he or she does, says and tweets. The Iranians should verify the account. I don't just mean that little blue checkmark, to be honest with you. Just say, yes, these are the words of our leader, and he stands by them. Because if Iran wants what it says it want serious negotiations on its nuclear program and economic sanction, the real Hassan Rouhani needs to please stand up. Still OUTFRONT, Tiger Woods wins big or does he?