meek mill was living the fantasy. he went from rapping on street corners to rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. then suddenly the rising star found himself in a spotlight he never imagined. what happened to meek mill and how he fought back struck a cord that had nothing to do with music. here's lester holt with dreams and nightmares, the meek mill story. >> we're here to demand justice. >> his plight sparked headlines around the world and protests in the streets. his cases defining a cause for millions, demanding reform. charging the criminal justice system is corrupt; that mass incarceration and a punitive probation system are unfairly ensnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that over incarcerates black and brown people. >> his name is robert rameek williams, also known as meek mill a philadelphia rapper who has sold millions of albums. in november 2017, he was thrown in prison for probation violations. but the free meek mill movement gave hope to many that justice is on the way. >> in 2

>> reporter: meek wasn't sure. >> she was giving me too much information. telling me things that ultimately didn't make sense for what we were there for. >> reporter: and he noticed something odd. >> when i wasn't talking to her she would come down, but as soon as i would talk to her, she would get hyper ventilating again. the more i spoke to her, the more signaled like an act. >> reporter: was it all and act? or was there something else going on? only one way to find out. they escorted chacey back to the police station and dug deeper into her story. and that was sometimes hard to follow, as county road 25 95. >> reporter: coming up -- >> so somebody taking the shock, and put it right against your husband said. and you are telling me you see nothing? you see nothing? >> reporter: the fire captain's wife feels the heats. >> i don't buy it. i think you're full of bleep. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. continues. shingles? oh... you mean bill. he's been a real pain. again with the bill... what? it looks like a face. ...hearing about it 24/7 is painful

not mess with a doctor named congresswoman mayor netanyahu miller-meeks. joining us, ladies. we appreciate your time have. a good day. have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ ♪ >> todd: president biden can't stop talking about a former president while stumping for terry mcauliffe. >> doesn't want to talk about donald trump anymore. i do. donald trump, trump, donald trump. donald trump. >> this is a candidate running scared very scared and with good reason. >> today get an update on the investigation into the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust. >> witnesses are cooperating so far. no charges have been filed. >> fda advisory panel is recommending pfizer vaccine designed for children. >> we are never going to learn how safe the vaccine is unless start giving it. >> that's why

miller-meeks: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise today to recognize a group of people from my hometown of ottumwa for taking part in a great event for an even greater cause. on october 23, 3717, comprised of 137 participants took part in the 2021 walk to end alzheimer's. it is held in over 600 communities across the united states to raise funds for research and to raise awareness for the disease that over 5.8 million americans currently live with as did my mother prior to her death. this year i am proud to announce that the walk to end alzheimer's in ottumwa has raised $27,636 thus far with donations still coming in. exceeding their initial goal of $26,000. thank you to the residents of ottumwa and the over 600 communities across the united states who have stepped up and stepped forward to put an end to this debilitating disease. thank you. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentle

miller-meeks: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute.evise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise today to recognize the achievements of an exceptional health care professional in my district. dr. stewart wine stein, professor of pediatrics at the university of iowa was awarded the lifetime achievement award from the scleosis research society for his work studying pediatric spinal deformity. since joining the department at the university of iowa in 1976, he has worked to make our community anti-world a better place. he has published over 250 scientific journals and some of the most well-known and prestigious peer review journals. his research has focused on spinal denorm it in children anti-natural history and long-term outcome of pediatric muscular disorders. i will close by saying how grateful i am to have people like him living in iowa's second district. i always tell anyone i meet that iowa is the best place to live, work, and place a

miller-meeks of iowa. this is a substitute amendment that strikes the underlying text and places it with text saying executive and professional employees are granted the same nursing accommodations as hourly workers and protecting small businesses from under due hardship. mr. chairman, this substitute amendment would better accomplish the goals of legislation of increasing protections for working mothers by forgoing sweeping regulatory burdens in exchange for gaurts that -- guarantees that salaried employees are granted the same nursing accommodations by hourly workers and by ensuring the workplace has necessary nursing accommodation without burdensome mandates for businesses. just notes that republicans share the concerns of the majority and protecting adequate workplace conditions for new mothers. but there are major concerns over the work ability of the legislation as it exists before us. so i urge adoption of the miller-meeks amendment. mr. mcgovern: heard the gentleman's amendment. any discussion? hea

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remember, i just saw her a few minutes ago, marinette miller meeks, landslide. i won by 1002 votes my first race. marinette would like half of that, six votes in a congressional district. you know what we knew? when i don't think her team now right off the bat, but they did get to know pretty quickly. she was probably going to be unseated in the u.s. house of representatives. and our team put together a strategy that worked hand in hand with the nrcc and our leadership team to change and create the narrative that this cannot happen. and as they were marching, as mark elias and nancy pelosi and the house administration democrats who were paying mark elias at perkens, they were marching to unseat marinette miller meeks and trust me, they would have done it, you know that. i know that. they're corrupt. but we created enough of a narrative because of the efforts and many of you via social media and many of you talking about the issues that are important, in fairness, many moderate democrats realized this isn't fair. and you know what? mark elias, nancy pelosi, the d

how is the best way to do that with humility and meekness? >> meek does not mean week. later, you know, tells timothy, we have not been given the spirit of humility. it does mean you know the sense of i don't get things right all the time. if i'd a leader that followed me around, you know, a day off. pretty much doing not much. >> i know that it is true in my personal life. i know that it is true and everything else that ideal. the thing is, that does not mean we are just supposed to surrender the argument. whatever you think is right. no. we are supposed to be about truth. we are supposed to be about serving people. work hard to get to the answer that will serve the most people. go about it without a sense of if somebody is on the other side of me, they are not the bad guy. the person on the other side is not the bad guy. the bad guys a problem we are trying to solve. too many people do not have an education that will prepare them for the rest of their life. too many people that do not have a job that can help feed their family. those are the issues. the folks that hav

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miller-meeks' supporting working mothers amendment is a responsible alternative. it expands nursing accommodation coverage to a variety of workplaces, but also maintains exceptions for unique workplaces. that is the kind of flexible, pro-woman and pro-jobs solution we need. we've had enough of democrats' one-size-fits-all approach, and overly broad mandates that hurt the very job creators we are relying on to help our economy recover from this pandemic. it is very disappointing that the majority denied debate on a practical alternative that will meet the needs of working mothers. once again, i encourage my colleagues to vote no on h.r. 3110. this bill will do much more harm than good. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record letters in support of the bill from the aclu and the associate of flight attendants. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. scott: i yield myself the balance of the time.

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she woke up thought a more little girl ridiculous. meek. i thought it was a good morning cuz i had many bedrooms, 2 baths, if you could, could have multiple spending, redemption diffusions, even in your jasper's router. yeah. for question for him. it's just an on board. i'm pretty sure you're fine. yeah. with any my your what if which this as a would you that would bring your stuff in you for your gym, achieved what they wouldn't fix for a credit for spiders could give me a voicemail. gosh, if you're the div, can you send me 30? it would know what little post besides the stuff got thrown off of our book. it doesn't show confusion. yeah. do what i get up with with the systemic authority. me integral mill the phrase good i you neighborhood around so i knew was for borders. when you guys are getting able to send me is to put my mom did effect with numbers that gets worse than he reserves at the more than just published. the annotated says go grab the little bitty bitty partials on the beach and the on the snow to hit the blue blue. i think tha

with us this morning paul meeks of independent solutions wa doesn't sound like much is cheap right nowought going into tonight? >> i actually think that google is trading 27 times. s&p is trading around 23 google is much more profitable and faster growing that could be viable i'm always hesitant about buying big information download like you have tonight microsoft is, i think, very expensive. you have a company that even if things go right it's trading at a peg ratio or p-e to growth at about four times its natural growth rate and of course, all these companies had some sort of benefit during covid they were beneficiaries and at some point they would start to naturally slow don't worry about google >> it does sound like google is your favorite faang name, at least. how do you think they've managed to escape the conversation regarding regulatory risk relative to their large peers. >> that's what i'm going to be looking for tonight because what ails facebook does not necessarily ail google or at least not to the same, nasty effect, but there will be some discussion particularly since the

. >> i so meek people every week that don't even know that fentanyl can kill, and that it's in the united states. there is enough to know currently in the united states to kill every single human being . >> reporter: in hayward, police say that is where they were quick to go public with their latest discovery. >> we want the community to be safe and aware if they see these types of substances in the public, to stay away. >> reporter: what exactly is the bubblegum substance? ats it associated with it? the police department today didn't have an answer for us on that, and it's unclear how much of the substance they have found. clearly, what they did find caught their attention, and they wanted to let the public know about it. >> so dangerous. thank you. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area, richmond's top cop on leave . the family drama sparking an investigation. >>> a new look at the drought, and the discovery tourists are making at lake tahoe. >> it seems like it's a bit lower than normal. >> i've never seen it like this before. >>> city leaders in mountain view are ca

damages the entire nato organization. turkey is a major driver in many of the decisions at greece. meeks, in the region, whether it's, it's relationship with brands or the united states, allowing more us forces there. whether it's the east med platform day greece is a part of a, any type of foreign policy that tries to exclude turkey out of regional platforms. when we look lately, at the trajectory, in trend of these bilateral trilateral deals that have been going on, whether it's the grease france steel, whether it's the u. s. a grease steel. whether it's the australia, u, k, i and i united states still we're starting to see a lot of transactional is and we're starting to see a lot of bilateral deals that are slowly forming more and more bigger tracks inside of nato. the u. s. house intelligence committee is looking into an alleged 2017 cia plot to kidnap wiki league founder gillian assange. the story published by yahoo news last month claims former c. i a director, mike pompei o pushed for highly aggressive measures against the whistleblower organization. was included, but were not lim

this is, this is, you know, when it made a big leap and a meek, 800 homes was dam released in a single day. and after doing dead was not a not single that mr. column. they're not. is it okay? jury story? la while you're in a single day leave continue. lease is pretty soon. you're going to send, you know, come on, we don't have time, please continue. and, and what i'm seeing is from the to eat all the sick minister, he himself, and what celebrating that his forces have for it all in our demo list, 800 homes debt to lead to them. they look like and hear what all of the propaganda is. a gum and he has you and that you it was a few and you had you are the don't you a make you agree? yeah. so i read that. yes. yes. yes. yes, a jury at madison are being here. and if you're, if you, if you would allow me for just one second jury, do you think that kind of language in the tweets we have a tweet here, for example, from the chief minister, her monta, biswas sar. my saying, bob encroached by a legal settlers also referring, you know, to a lot of this language is very charge. do you think that's h

look at this move on a meek robertson seeks him out of his cleats. bears take a 14 to 3 lead.the end zone. until the fourth quarter. josh jacobs doing his marcus allen impersonation. he leaps up and over. yes, he crossed the plane just barely before the ball got poked out. two point conversion fails. it's 14 to 9 bears raiders down by 82 minutes to go forth and five car. no overthrows brian edwards, and that is your ballgame car with no touchdowns and a pick in this one. everyone's frustrated. the raiders lose 22 9 after starting the season three and oh, the raiders have lost their last two games. today was an off day for the giants and dodgers game three tomorrow down in los angeles, where the dodgers have won 15 straight. at home. the series is tied at one and then game one of the nba finals in phoenix is diana taurasi, honored before the game is one of the greats, mercury hosting the chicago sky nice play inside by the skies, kansas parker for the hoop and harm. as they go on to roll does chicago 91 77 to take game one of the w n b a finals lots more later on, guys. alright

miller-meeks, for five minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize october as breast cancer awareness month. as a physician and also as a member of our sew society and country -- society and country of the female gender, we are all familiar with the komen foundation has raised awareness for breast cancer and research. i'd like to take time to recognize an extraordinary group in my district that has helped minority women. founded in 2011 by two-time breast cancer survivor and river hills community health center nurse, lori, bras for a cause, is a fundraising event where braked are modeled by local firefighters and auctioned off. over the past 10 years, the event raised a total of $174,000 to help women receive breast cancer screenings or treatment. this year bras for a cause raised a total of $27,000 and they will be donating $15,000 to help women receive breast cancer screenings at river hills health center. a portion of the remaining funds were donated to the health partnership while the rest is being saved to help women cu

this is, this is, you know, when it made a big leap and a meek, 800 homes was dam released in a single day. and after doing dead was not not single then mr. alarm that not is it okay. do, are you re, le, wasn't in a single day leave, continue lease. it's can you send your code to send, you know, come on, we don't have time please continue. and, and what i'm seeing is from that to each of the sit minister, he himself did what celebrating that his forces have for it all in our den willis, $800.00 homes debt to enlighten them. they look like and he is saying, what are the propaganda is a good many of you and that you, it was a few and you had, you are the don't you a talk make you agree? yeah. so i read that and yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, good. so during this interview here, if you're home, if you, if you would allow me for just one second jury, do you think that kind of language in the tweets we have a tweet here, for example, from the chief minister. hm. monta biswas sar. my saying, ah, encroached by a legal settlers also referring, you know, to a lot of this language is very charge. do y

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meeks: thank you, madam chair. and i got to just say initially, i'm kind of shocked that the ranking member mchenry saying, of course, he wasn't asked for a vote, something that will determine whether or not the american people, democrats and republicans will suffer if we don't raise this debt ceiling. and i've been here for 22 years between whether it's democratic or republican administrations. and each time when it came to the credit of the united states and our economy, it didn't make a difference to me whether or not the administration was democrat or republican or whether or not someone called me to ask me for my vote. i'm here trying to do the best thing for the american people, not play politics. and when it comes to the credit for the united states and the economy moving over -- moving on, it's not about who's the president or who called and asked me for a vote. it's about doing the right thing for the american people. democrats and republicans. and moving up this debt ceiling, making sure we don't default

and with other leaders like chairman meeks, we're making sure that we do it in a way that is inclusive. reverend al, i really want to focus on this fact. black men in particular, we're only 6% of the population, but sadly we account for about 50% of the gun homicides in this country. >> absolutely. >> well, the congressional black caucus took that issue to the president and to the vice president, and they listened, and they included a historic amount of money, $5 billion, in fact, for break the cycle of violence, a bill i'm proud to be sponsoring. that is a priority of the black caucus to invest in things like housing, health and wellness, mental services, as well as workforce development for our young men of color who deserve a chance to succeed and not to be threatened. >> congressman, as i said tonight, one thing that i continue to encounter on the street is the lack -- is just a general lack of knowledge of what's actually in either part of this megabill. obviously the question before or after, that is, what will this plan do for black communities? i know that you have legislation

joiningous now is meek al smerconish.d democrats be more worried about do you think, michael? >> both. first of all, donald trump needs to remain healthy, solvent. he also needs to remain unindicted. if he can do those three things, and if he wants to run for president, he can't be denied the republican nomination. a lot of different data, some of which harry just referenced, evidences that. i saw something tangible in the chuck grassley attended trump's rally at the state fairgrounds in des moines. that was really a sign. grassley had said very harsh things about president trump back in january. if he now feels the needs to be standing at ump did you's side, that let me know trump is still the guy, if he wants to be, for the nomination. the interim report of the senate judiciary committee i think evidenced the fact it was not just a bunch of knuckle heads who broke into the capitol. there was a very concerted effort to overturn, donald trump's words, the election results from 2020. so the fact that he tried it once and m

we saw in the pre show yesterday iowa representative miller meeks was making remarks and she was shouted down and called a r ino, a republican in name only. another was booed a little. there's a real anger among republicans here for what's going on in the republican party. i want to introduce you to one woman we spoke to who had some thoughts on the current state of the party. >> i think the republicans about as weak as they can possibly be in congress. you have maybe six that are worth their salt, ted cruz, mike lee, rand paul and two or three others. the rest of them are just same as the democrats. they've been there too long. they're establishment. they don't care about the american people because they're in their el let little tower. we're just sick of it, you know. we're not going to take it anymore. i see a civil war coming. i do. i see civil war coming. >> reporter: i see a civil war coming. that's the sort of sentiment that we're hearing from a lot of folks here in des moines from the economy to afghanistan to the border. folks are very upset with the way this country is going ri

we were able to announce our falcon fusion which is our automated work flow, our sore capabilities, meekurity orchestration to allow users to actually automate the identification and remediation of these identified threats. >> now, you make a very big point of including google, okay, the google cloud now, we have been big fans of what's going on in google cloud. we think they are making major strides. i don't see with the other guys. should i be concerned that they don't have -- that google's work safer may be better than what the other guys have? >> well, i think all the cloud providers are, working on these sort of opportunities, but in particular we're excited on the announcement with google today when we think about the ability to actually partner with them and help provide an alternative to -- to say microsoft, that get us really excited and gets our customers really excited >> now we've got talks coming up probably with china maybe at the end of the year, and i'm proposing that there can be no talks until they say we make them have a commitment to stop doing what they are doing in

let's retire the free meek mill hashtag and make it hashtag justice reform. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> my mom is lying here on the floor. there's blood everywhere. >> a stunning twist on a family's desperate search for justice. >> nothing has turned out right. >> she was in a casket like position. her jewelry boxes untouched. >> did someone have a bigger prize in mind? a family farm worth a fortune. >> i did not shoot my mom and i would never shoot my mom. >> two trials. >> every emotion hit. >> two verdicts. >> there were only two people who knew what happened that day. one of them's dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> too much to bear. >> it's just been a hell on earth. >> hello and welcome to dateline. bill and shirley carter built a comfortable life and raised a family. as their as their golden years approached the couple fell into a routine. daily coffee, work in the fields and, spending time with the grandkids. but one

. >> rap star, #symbol, meek mill inspired a movement. >> he's been wronged by the criminal justice system

sarah rigs am meek co-founder of our america dreams pact, also chairman of cooper investments.s we're hearing from many progressives in washington is that the biden administration has not prioritized voting and the voting rights act and there reason there's so much concern is because state after state is trying to see a new redistricting that dispro norgs natalie impacts a new community that helped elect him, a multicultural america. what do you say to that? >> we're certainly seeing here in georgia a continued and new energy to restore the voting act. this is the state that gave 16 electoral votes and argably the white house to president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. we understand how important it is. our voting rights in the state continue to be under assault by the georgia gop as they have been for years. we're very fortunate in georgia to have tireless advocates, whether that's stacey abrams, of course, the new georgia project or many of the organizations on the ground. this fight is real. disenfranchisement particularly in communities of color and in the deep

meeks and a special thanks. to the parkers and all the members of the till family and the members to the memorial commission and the smithsonian is honored to join you and shared work. and lastly, the me think all those involved and everyone that handed building the reckoning of the remembrance and exhibition and you are making an nation better. thank you. [applause] >> i sent a text after he recorded that for us. and thank him so much on the behalf of all of us and he texted me back in he said this work is so special special i only wish that i could be with you in person at and i think he did a pretty good job bringing himself to us and he is here with us certainly in spirit and in inspiration. so without further ado, it is an honor again to bring forth new friends old souls and incredible panelist as well as our moderator for today's program predict sarcasm honor. rev. wheeler parker, activist and a family member and eyewitness and pastor of raleigh methodist church pastor williams and missus to be cochair of

now a startup named meek who is taking baby monitoring next level. a senior baby.r new baby alive to see your child respiratory sleep and all the analytics that come with a device powered by an algorithm taught by over 30 billion breaths. so what type of sensors are using. so with the sensors we have 2 microphones for microphone we have the camera for image processing. and then we have the radar sat beside that radar is able to monitor micro millimeter breathing movements with nothing attached your child. even when your kids wearing clothes blankets and everything that allows us to track the respiratory from that. the $400 me who also track sleep sound temperature lighting conditions and humidity in the room. they >> an environment for safe and comfortable sleep for your baby jack and winkleman is a board certified pediatrician and medical advisor for me to their science is solid and they did a study. >> comparing our phillips monitor, our hospital monitor. and then you need icu in the east coast. >> and their accuracy was very impressive. and we notice anything wi

when all of a sudden marionette's opponent withdrew her contested election request and meeks was safe. as a former political operative, somebody who used to run campaigns, used to yell about fogerty's bills in a different position i was in, i was kind of looking forward to what i consider the super bowl of election opportunities. to defend a race on the floor of the house of representatives, i would have felt like tom freaking brady. unless i lost. but, you know what? i would much rather give up that opportunity to do that to not have to go through it and know what the end result would have been. it would have been the voters -- the will of the voters in iowa's congressional district that elected marionette. that will would have been thrown out. we would have fought hard and valiantly. i think we would have ended up getting enough moderate democrats worried maybe this will happen to them. fear is an amazing thing in politics. and that was our message. i just kept saying to many of them, well, i can't wait to kick you out. better win by a big margin. and, you know what, i think we woul

this is pretty in early 2000 now a startup named meek who is taking baby monitoring next level.by. your new baby alive to see your child respiratory sleep and all the analytics to come with a device powered by an algorithm taught by over 30 billion breaths. so what type of sensors are using. so with the sensors we have 2 microphone for microphone array. we have the camera for image processing. and then we have the radar sat beside that radar is able to monitor micro millimeter breathing movements with nothing attached your child. even when your kids wearing clothes blankets and everything that allows us to track the respiratory from that. the $400 me who also track sleep sound temperature lighting conditions and humidity in the room. they helped create. >> an environment for safe and comfortable sleep for your baby. jacqueline winkleman is a board certified pediatrician and medical advisor for me to their science is solid and they did a study. >> comparing our phillips monitor, our hospital monitor. and then you need icu in the east coast. >> and their accuracy was very impressi

miss merle meeks: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise today as a veteran to recognize an amazing achievement of a fell service woman in iowa. last month private first class kata patterson, a student at iowa state university, became the first female enlisted infantry soldier in the iowa national guard after being the first iowa woman to complete the rigorous 22-week training program. five years ago the united states army began to allow women to serve in combat positions given that they can pass the same base physical retirement for all combat personnel. through determination and the support of her family and team at fort benning, private first class patterson blazed a trail for generations of iowa women. for over 183 years, the iowa national guard has been an excellent example of service above self-by always answering their call to duty, whether it is assisting communities in disaster relief efforts like we saw with last year's derecho in i

meeks: i want to thank all of the members that participated. we are not listening to all the questions and answers of the ambassador and thinking historically how our immigration system has always historically treated haitians differently than other immigrants and other nationalities. that is a fact. notably, cuba and venezuela, they are treated differently, including the limited access to asylum. historically, the united states is not a recognized nation of political persecution. these are areas we need to look at and change and as many of my colleagues said, i have never seen some of the visions i have seen at the border with horses and whips. it was described as some tied to chains as if they were criminals and they were only trying to enter for refuge for themselves in their families. this is not something that can just be ignored. and just because those individuals are no longer under the bridge, ythis -- this committee will say focus on this issue. this committee will have further briefings on this issue. we have to go after the root caus

meeks: i want to thank all of the members that participated. we are not listening to all the questions and answers of the ambassador and thinking historically how our immigration system has always historically treated haitians differently than other immigrants and other nationalities. that is a fact. notably, cuba and venezuela, they are treated differently, including the limited access to asylum. historically, the united states is not a recognized nation of political persecution. these are areas we need to look at and change and as many of my colleagues said, i have never seen some of the visions i have seen at the border with horses and whips. it was described as some tied to chains as if they were criminals and they were only trying to enter for refuge for themselves in their families. this is not something that can just be ignored. and just because those individuals are no longer under the bridge, ythis -- this committee will say focus on this issue. this committee will have further briefings on this issue. we have to go after the root caus