quick discovered lee acquired about a job in australia or south africa and her mom owned a home in belizethose countries. >> they turned up nothing. >> did you assume she changed her identity? >> yes, new license and passports maybe. >> leave vanished without a trace but out of the blue a message appeared. >> savannah and i belong together. nobody besides god has the right to destroy that. >> we found out five days with so after the kidnapping, relatives and associates received a letter and a videotape from dorothy lee and it states to whom it may concern, i recently lost custody to my beautiful 9 1/2 month old nursing baby. this happened because of a evil person. harris todd and a corrupt family court system. >> agent quick knew this was not a spur of the moment decision. lee had a well thought out plan. >> i swear on my life that i will continue to take care of my daughter. i will keep her safe. i will never allow anybody to harm her again. >> that was a attempt to embarrass and destroy me but it is not surprising. she is building a case to justify what she did. >> i hope you know i lov

belize, specifically said belize, a cruise, the bahamas. >> sandra: begin with bombshell testimony in the georgia state senate committee hearing from embattled d.a. fani willis, exposed affair with nathan wade reveals more what she learned from wade's former attorney. boy, does that keep getting interesting. i'm sandra smith in new york. john, hello to you. >> john: so many interesting things this week and more to come tomorrow. i'm john roberts in washington, and this is "america reports". ashleigh merchant represents one of the 19 co-defendants and initially filed the motion to have willis dismissed. a central argument to have her removed from the case rests on claims that the fulton county d.a. benefitted financially from the decision to hire her lover. >> sandra: today merchant honed in on when the two started that relationship, telling lawmakers there is proof to contradict the timeline from willis and wade. all right, so, jonathan is live outside the georgia senate committee room where all things just went down. today's proceedings, jonathan, what is this committee trying to det

rebels are carrying out attacks on ships, the latest example, the rubimar, sailing under the flag of belizeit received... critical damage when hit by a missile and began to sink; by attacking ships the houthis are trying to stop israel’s war in gaza. users in russia should not be affected by potential communication failures; our country passes through land several intercontinental internet cables connecting china and germany, and the polar express also goes around russia, this line laid from mormonsk to vladivostok nakhodka, which is then connected to japan by a different cable. in addition, russian cellular operators have their own backbone networks. more than half of russia's internal traffic is russian, it does not require going outside, that is , it is possible to organize communication between russian cities, to organize communication between. russia and china are also two or three times russia and iran, now, if the world's cables are cut off, the stock exchanges will lose control, that is, the stock markets will go crazy, those parts of the world business that call themselves develope

the latest example is the ship rubimar, sailing under the flag of belize, but registered in the uk, itissile and began to sink, which the houthis are trying to achieve by attacks on ships. stopping israel's war in gaza. potential failures users in russia should not touch the connection. several intercontinental internet cables pass through our country overland, connecting china and germany. and the polar express also goes around russia. this line is laid from murmonsk to vladivostok nakhodka, which is further connected to japan via another cable. in addition, russian cellular operators have their own backbone networks. more than half of russia's internal traffic is russian. he doesn't demand. russia and iran, so, if the world's cables are cut off, here, here are the stock exchanges if they lose control, that is, the stock markets will go crazy , those parts of the world business that call themselves developed countries can be thrown into chaos in half a day. cables in the red sea will take at least 2 months. reconstruction efforts are complicated by risks in the region due to houthi at

the latest example is the ship rubimar, sailing under the flag of belize, but registered in the uk, iten hit by a missile and began to sink; by attacking the ships, the houthis are trying to stop israel’s war in gas. potential failure. users in russia should not touch communications; several intercontinental internet cables pass through our country overland connecting china and germany, and the polar express also goes around russia, this is a line laid from mormonsk to vladivostok nakhodka, which is further connected to japan by a different cable; in addition, russian cellular operators have their own backbone networks, more than half of russia’s internal traffic is russian, it does not require going beyond, that is, organizing communication. russia and iran, if the world's cables are cut off, here are the stock exchanges. russia will completely refuse information from western weather satellites, this statement was made by the head of roshydromet, igor shumakov. previously, a fairly large amount of operational data was needed to weather forecasting for our country was provided by the e

so we have a question from genevieve, who's actually a peace corps volunteer in belize. thanks for tuning in, genevieve. how many first ladies besides mrs. obama have ancestry that includes african-american heritage, to your knowledge, no one else to my knowledge. don't. michelle obama was such a you know, like i said, huge leap forward from where we were before. but not only was she the first who was a descendant of enslaved people in the south, but some of her ancestors were white. and so she's also an example of this history of how african-american women were sexually abused by their owners and had babies and she descendent from one of those individuals. so she she also has white ancestry. hey, next, we have a question from john, who's asking if you could comment on the views of ida sexton mckinley toward her african-american neighbors and servants at the white house that her neighbors that i can't do i haven't done as much research on ida mckinley on this particular issue. but i will dig into that one, too. excellent. our next question is from sally in tampa, florida

militants and the belize and thanksgiving going to kill marine life and coral reef. >> irtc known asnternationally recognized core and it's actually responsible for 12% of all global trade of america being so dependent on adversarial nations on china and this is where it comes in and direct attack on america and commerce and in my opinion should lead us with what we're doing long ago and decoupling and doing more for the home and the industrial base. the houthi rebels and also the fungible assets that's gone to iran and $10+ billion and highest exportation of oil and that's now also funding attacks like hamas and israel and hezbollah on the boarder and like hezbollah in iraq and like the houthis on the irtc. elizabeth: thanks for joining us, good to see you. we've got to big story coming up. new developments and house republican lawmakers and going after google over concerns that google has been working with the biden white house on google's artificial intelligence already been found to be misleading america and distorting information and historically inaccurate information. this is

belize flag uk-owned, figure that one out, cargo ship sunk to the bottom of the sea after it was abandonedy two weeks ago when houthi terrorists attacked it in the gulf of aiden causing the ship to take on water. will: real quick, pete. i don't understand how you get flagged in certain countries but based out of and owned by a different country. happens all the time and has to be money related. pete: the central command said it was threatening u.s. aircraft. a small business owner of washington dc pushing for a democrat city council woman to be recalled after her shop is broken into more than four times in just one year. >> customers coming in and seeing the shop is in disarray and walking by because we had to open late while we cleaned up and eric can't afford to stay closed and crime in dc is out of control and affecting small businesses like mine. the city council member is responsible. pete: she said that doyle, right there, voted to defund the police and supports soft on crime policies. according to police, robberies in the city spiked 60% last year. four times one shop. there you go.

. >> meanwhile, in the red sea, belize-flagged ship carrying 21,000 metric tons of fertilizer finallyk at 2:15 a.m. local time saturday after being hit by a houthi anti-ship missile on february 18th. the first ship to have been sunk by the iranian-backed houthis. it was leaking fuel since it was struck two weeks ago and experts warn it poses an ecological disaster for the red sea and its co coral reefs. >> john: kamala harris tore a strip off israel over the weekend and making some big demands as well. listen to what she said. >> i will repeat, the threat of hamas poses to the people of israel must be eliminated. and given the immense scale of suffering in gaza. there must be an immediate ceasefire. for at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table. [cheering] this will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of aid in. >> john: so there was two things at work there, and seems to me like they are almost trying to have it both ways, dan. saying israel has a right to defend itself against hamas but there needs to be an immediate ceasefire and most people

for something, he is reimbursed, it's not like he got this job so that he could take fani willis to belizee bad. they are intentionally bad because the endgame here is because this case is so strong, because there is that phone call with raffensperger, that this case was actually one that could result in serious criminal time for donald trump and the 18 other defendants and we have seen from the beginning and effort to limit her 30 as prosecutor. there was a formal administrative effort to do that. it failed. now, we are turning to this ethical quagmire that has been jammed up. it could result in her disqualification. i don't know that it will. i don't know it rises to that level. at the very least, it does muddy the waters, puts some chin in the waters in georgia. that might make it more difficult for her to prosecute this case before a jury of 12 men and women, who have to weigh these charges. >> andrew, the cases from the headlines are the unclassified documents. there are some valid basins why that was moving martially because they are classified documents, clears issues. the former pr

. >> meanwhile in the red sea, a belize flagged ship the ruby martha was carrying 21,000 metric tons hit by a houthi antiship missile on february 18th. >> leak poses an ecological disaster for the red sea and its coral reefs tonight we are learning bret about three undersea data cables in the red sea that have been cut as a result of ongoing houthi attacks. this is effecting internet and telecommunications around the world with 25% of all data traffic crossing the red sea being effected,. >> live at the pentagon. >> bret: up next the panel on super tuesday. the legal and political road map and president biden's poll numbers as of late. first, beyond our borders tonight. french lawmakers overwhelmingly approve a bill to enshrine abortion rights in france's constitution. the measure was approved in a 780 to 72 vote in the palace of versailles. abortion has wide support in france across most of the political spectrum and has been legal since 1975. but here is the key point. elective abortions in france are limited to 14 weeks. and this is a live look at london. one of the big stories th

this is someone who has called trans people, phil, this is someone who, belize feminism was created bycy, or the overlay of a theocracy onto a democracy seems deeply problematic. >> it's a perverted theocracy, of course because i don't know who mark robinson thinks he would've been in 1919 but maybe you should ask those who were in the east st. louis race riots and race massacre, maybe you should ask those who were in tulsa or ask folks who were in alabama and mississippi during that period. the part that bothers me, alex, is we have a rich tradition in this country of those who were associated with christianity, who fought for social justice and change. these are the same people who will quote albeit one line from a speech, dr. martin luther king, when you think about the people, the civil rights movement was deeply affected by people of faith, by reverend shuttlesworth and ct vivian and people who study the christian faith and believe in the christian faith and who were moved by it and that tradition is part of our country as well so to see these people pervert rheology, is ll be ma

. >> meanwhile, in the red sea, a belize flagged ship, the ruby mar, that was carrying 21,000 metricons of fertilizer finally sunk saturday after being hit by a houthi anti-ship missile on february 18th. the leak poses an ecological disaster for the red sea and its coral reefs. tonight we are learning about three undersea data cables in the red sea that have been cut as a result of ongoing houthi attacks. this is affecting internet and telecommunications around the world, with 25% of all data traffic crossing the red sea having been affected at the pentagon. jennifer griffin, fox news coming up tonight at 11, a close call right outside an east bay elementary school after an attempted kidnaping of a student. >> and now the search for the person responsible. >> and we are tracking a few scattered showers out there. or what areas that are trying to drop a shower or two, i'll have the forecast that includes more of that, and something for the weekend as well, but first, more changes are coming to san francisco's downtown mall. >> the latest stores closing their doors did my legs shrink?

con-- belize. congratulations to alt nominees from ser. mark from mariana high school. school. abigail from mountain view high school. bridge tiffany newton from andrada. christina marks from seneca high school. sean smith in amfy high school. and michelle from empire high school. i am grateful for all te teachers and everything they do. i am proud to represent you all in congress and thank you for the work that you do for o next■b generation. mr. speaker, with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett, for five minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you. the time for dawdling,rastinatis disputes has long expired. this body has become consumed such a manufactured divide that we have forgotten that this nation has and must continue tom and democracy. our failure to fulfill this vital role and turn a blind eye to systemic around the world, particularly in the african continent and the caribbean region, isot only unethical, it's un-american. and it has legal ramifications not just for the people, onbility o

one that belize democracy should be worried. i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. we begin this hour in washington d.c. where any moment we expect a call to be made in d.c.'s republican primary as a majority democratic jurisdiction, d.c. is expected to be the best shot at scoring a victory in the presidential nominating contests. it comes as a former u.n. ambassador vows to push ahead, saying she no longer feels bound by the rnc pledged to endorse trump, if he becomes the gop nominee. here she was earlier today at a rally in vermont. >> the media has been like all over themselves, trying to figure out why i'm not getting out of this race. why did she keep fighting? what is she doing? first of all, when 70% of americans say they don't want donald trump or joe biden, yes, i'm going to keep on fighting. >> while haley trails trump in the delegate count, she is striking at the heart of a real key issue here. in that polls do show many americans not wanting another trump rematch with biden this november. even republican senator lisa mccaskill, who has endorsed nearly, s

these ships were lucky, they remained afloat, but a bulk carrier under the flag of belize, mvi rubimar for a week. deciding to deal with it quickly and with everyone, the americans sent a navy against the houthis, but it did not help. the us ships themselves came under daring fire. as a result, stupidity, the task of protecting shipping has not been solved. now the us wants china to have its say, but china's position is as simple as truth. stop the genocide in gaza, the houthis will stop. international shipping in the region will return. cables carry 80% of traffic from china and india towards the west. now telecommunication flows have been redirected, but the call is very serious. and there is. the main question is: who? israel points its finger directly at the houthis. the houthis deny any involvement. they usually take responsibility for their attacks directly. not now. and there is no evidence against them. and here is the most interesting thing. the americans have experience in covering up terrorist attacks on the nord stream gas pipelines. why not now tear up the underwater body