all detention facilities, irwin has been plagued with covid. here report not eceiving adequate p.p.e. and there have been multiple cases of covid. this horrific story emerged through a whistleblower two weeks ago, a few attorneys are representing the women ave brought forward more stories. independent gynecologists have eviewed the available medical records. "the new york times" launched an independent investigation asking ndependent gynecologists to review the records of seven women who were able to obtain files.edical and what they found is deeply disturbing. he doctors noted that the gynecologists, quote, seemed to consistently recommend surgical ntervention even when it did not seem medically necessary at the time and nonsurgical were ent options available. end quote. mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to enter into the record the september 29 "new york saying rticle "immigrants were pressured into unneeded surgeries." withoutker pro tempore: objection. ms. jayapal: this is about full or partial sterilization and a of consent from the pa

irwin has a new suit for the occasion. >> you're going to talk to irwin.epared some tough questions for irwin? >> wow. all right. good morning, america. i'm dan harris. >> and i'm bianna golodryga. it's saturday, april 2nd. also this morning our little quiz for you. >> yeah, this is fun. >> can you tell fact from fiction? here's amazing hoaxes floating around. april fools' day but some incredible true stories, for example, did kate middleton really get caught on camera drinking and smoking just weeks before marrying the prince? dan? >> i somehow doubt that one. >> well, we'll tell you which one is true. which one wasn't coming up in the show. >>> we do begin with the just released tapes of 911 calls lindsay lohan made from the betty ford last december. can you hear the staffers screaming at each other. mike marusarz has all the details. >> good morning. lindsay lohan can't seem to stay out of the headlines these case and now for the first time we are getting access to the struggling starlet's real-life drama. >> 911 call. >> reporter: in this tape you hear

i arrived at irwin county detention center in july 2020.ittle after i arrived, i started feeling a bomb in a pain so i asked to see a doctor. i went multiple times and they made appointments. when i went to this appointment, i would to see dr. amin. shackled. i had chains. the nurses took my weight, temperature, and my blood pressure with my ankles shackled. amy: you are in for a civil offense. they are saying you violated your immigration status. yet called the police yourself because you said you were being abused by your partner. and they arrested you? >> yes. amy: said now you're shackled and brought to the gynecologist. >> yes, ma'am. they took my weight and put me back in a room where the nurse, to take off my clothes. so they had to take off my chains for me to take off my close. i'm sitting on the bed. dr. amin comes in. he does not acknowledge me. he does not say anything. his demeanor is very much mainly and rude. this like he is unapproachable. i did not even say hi to him. he's arts putting his gloves on and getting ready for th

he has earned it. >> you deserve it, too, irwin.verything that you do for our country. to help irwin and the vets who need these dogs go to vets helping heros.org. when we come back we will meet another amazing group of veterans helping our returning warriors. we are going to hit the snake river for a very special fishing >> welcome back to "hannity". as the war winds down thousands are returning home it skwinjuri. post traumatic stress disorder is invisible. we went fly fishing with a remarkable group that provide rehab from combat vets with all different kinds of injuries. let's take a look at rivers of recovery and see the great work they do every single day am. >> rivers of recovery is outdoor based recreational therapy program used outdoor activities such as camping, combined with a curriculum to help combat veterans heal from psychological and physical injuries. >> a fly fishing trip we throw in yoga and breathing exercises relaxation techniques if you are having flash backs you know different ways to cope with it. >> they are

>> reporter: irwin county held a daily average of 754 migrants in 2020. reports a total of 146 people there tested positive for covid-19 since it began testing in february of that year. a coalition of immigrant rights advocates in georgia say the number could be much higher due to what they call a lack of routine testing and reportinat the facility. in the documentary, marriaga and manrique are shown participating in a hunger strike inside irwin county, demanding better protections, including mask requirements and a promise to stop bringing in new detainees. manrique, seen here speaking to her lawyer, helped make a protest vio that went viral. ( translated ) >> reporter: the film alleges retaliation for the protests by the facility's staff, in the form of physical abuse and solitary confinement. the same day marriaga was released, manrique says she was also released, without explanation. she spoke with me via zoom from los angeles, california. >> ( translated ): i came to this country to ask for refuge and to be protected, but i felt even more threatened

he has earned it. >> you deserve it, too, irwin.or everything that you do for our country. to help irwin and the vets who need these dogs go to vets helping heros.org. when we come back we will meet another amazing group of veterans helping our returning warriors. we are going to hit the snake river for a very special fishing trip as "hannity" continues. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur pick your [bleep] up. you're not [bleep] sittin' here. yes, i am. [laughter] move. move. [laughter/indistinct chatter] bully: give it to him hard. no, no, no, oww. announcer: every day, kids witness bullying... boy: why are you stabbing me with it? no! announcer: they want to help, but don't know how. no! oww. ohh, you guys... announcer: teach your kids how to be more than a bystande

irwin stelzer. [applause] >> thank you. it is nice to be introduced by somebody who is young enough to still be surprised at not being listened to. but approach this assignment with considerable trepidation for a couple of reasons. the distinguished scholars who preceded me or students of the philosophies that animated some of the great economists. that is not what i am. i am merely a practicing economist whose theoretical tools have been dulled and bent out of shape with collision with the real world. i will try to avoid the saw terrific effect of lecture at this hour -- soporific effect of lecture at this hour hoping that outrage will keep you awake. the collisions i have had with reality make the far less certain than many of the experts who have come before you or whose materials you read. so that those of you who have come to certainty can leave early, i was never certain that it was right. i am not certain that those who are following the master's voice by borrowing and spending have it right now. i am deeply suspicio

senator osoff: you wound up at irwin county detention center. ms. preciado: yes. worst place i have ever been in my life. i went from being a mother to just being a number. they didn't care ourselves or our needs and didn't care about none of that. senator osoff: you had just given birth to your daughter, is that right? ms. preciado: yes. senator osoff: three months beforehand. ms. preciado: my daughter was four months. senator osoff: you were still breastfeeding your daughter. ms. preciado: yes. senator osoff: you were taken from her? ms. preciado: yes. senator osoff: how long were detained at ircounty county. ms. preciado: almost seven months. senator osoff: seven months from your newborn daughter. ms. preciado: yes. senator osoff: what was it like being reunited with your daughter after being released? ms. preciado: a mixture of feelings, when i left her, she was just a baby. when i came to a baby. she knew my mother as her mother and was scared of me. she wouldn't come too me. it was hard, but it was the best moment because i got to see her after so long. i wa

at elizabeth irwin, he was the equivalent of a republican. [laughter] culturally, elliott was also out of step. like most of his class mates, he was jewish, but unlike most of his classmates who either came from secular families or a product of mixed marriages, elliott's family was observant and kept a kosher home. elliot began to react to what he considered the left-wing ott docks says of the school. browsing the magazine racks, he saw the nation. why, heed is isabelle, the librarian, could the school not achieve some balance in the publication it displayed? why not stock a magazine like the national review? the culture is dominated by right-wig politics, she replied. we don't need to get more of it in our school. [laughter] in elliot's view history teacher harold kirscher in personified the school's politics. of he was a rigorous and dedicated teacher, but his analyses of historical movements seemed patently absurd to him. why do countries acquire colonies? according to the doctor, because countries needed economic markets. who in the hell

they are turning the dogs on the irwin family car. with the irwin's consent. i flew to missouri and sat down for a one-on-one with lisa irwin's parents. debra bradley and jeremy irwin were very open including one many people are wondering. did they kill, hurt or sell their own baby. did you kill little lisa? >> no. megyn: do you believe she is still alive? >> absolutely. megyn: did you hurt your baby? >> no. megyn: would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. megyn: do you have any idea who may have been involved in her disappearance? >> no. megyn: do you believe she was kidnapped? >> yes. megyn: did you sell your baby? >> no, no, no. megyn: do you know -- has anybody approached you about selling your baby? >> no. megyn: the police say you stopped talking to hem, is that true? >> no. megyn: why are they saying that? >> because we won't let them interview our children maybe. megyn: you just said no more. >> no more. my kids would know nothing. megyn: how far init to did they have accuse you. >> a couple hours. megyn: into the first interview? >> yes. megyn

. >> i think is best taht david irwin handle this. he is someone that i am using. >> we caught up with rigger at his home referred us to irwin. irwin pulled as they look for to working the case out in court. he released a statement from the family saying that ira is no longer affiliated with the padonia park club and assured everyone it will continue to be safe and positive environment for all. it was about three years ago when 11 news interviewed rigger was planning to sell the park, and bring a club members. a change of events kept it open. >> it is hard in one case. knowing that change is inevitable, sometimes you have to make changes to go further and do something equal to or better than what you are doing now. >> that is an interview from june of 2008 -- july of 2008. he is currently out on bail -- bond and is charged with possession and distribution of child pornography. police say the case is still under investigation. they're asking anyone with information to call baltimore county police. we're live a baltimore county police h

bindi irwin is head over heels. she talked to you about their romance. >> i talked to bindi so many times. say they are so in love. but this is the first time they ever sat down together to talk about it. so what have you guys learned about trying to have a relationship in the spotlight? >> i feel so blessed that i actually managed to find -- you're kind of like my soulmate. i'm so grateful that i found someone who is challenging for us, just because our relationship has been long distance for a long time. i mean, we met three years ago people are always wondering whether we're eegaged, or married. >> people like me. >> no marriage kind of right now. like, yeah, that's years and years away. i think you feel the same. >> yeah, i think we're just enjoying it now. just enjoying being together. >> bindi just turned 18 and chandler is 19. i found out the sentimental way chandler won bindi's heart. first met. >> i was like, wow, this american guy is okay. and then i didn't hear from chandler for quite a while afterwards.

detention facility in irwin county, georgia. and last fall, that nurse filed a whistle-blower complaint with the inspector general at the homeland security department. she gave a description in that complaint of what was going on inside that facility that was so heinous, it really just felt like the world stopped spinning for a second. she alleged in her whistle-blower complaint that during her time working as a nurse at this i.c.e. detention facility, immigrant women being held there were routinely sent to a gynecologist, who would perform unnecessary medical procedures on them, including hysterectomies, without them knowing why they were having that done to them, without it ever being explained to them that it was medically necessary, without them understanding the circumstances under which this was being required of them. the allegation here was that this american federal facility was sending immigrant women in the custody of the u.s. government to a doctor who was removing their reproductive organs with no consent. nurse daw

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breaking right now in the case of missing missouri baby lisa irwin. welcome to "america live" i'm megyn kelly. less than 24 hours after making a desperate plea to the public for help the parents of baby lis arunder the police microscope. the baby's mother admitting today that she failed a polygraph or police said that was administered by law enforcement and police accused her of having something to do with her daughter's disappearance. a law enforcement says that mother, debbie, quote, failed miserably that lie detect toker test and started sweating, this is according to the police, when the f.b.i. informed her of this. and there is much, much more breaking right now. trace gallagher picks up the story from there. trace. >> reporter: the local affiliate giving more bombshells in this case, megyn. remember it was very key when the mom said three of the cell phones were missing when they went to the room and saw little lisa missing. three cell phones missing. police are investigating whether or not the mom made a phone call on one of the cell phones at

lisa irwin... conttnues in missouri.this morning.... there's newly releasee surveillance video that shows someooe walkiig y home the morning the child more on thh investigation that thii video, taken from a gas s station near the home where baby lisa was last seen, ssows an unidentified perssn walking alonn the road around 2:15 a-m missing just hhurs later."the gas station owner says it's very unusual to see somebody that hour. now fbi has that video in their possession and they're oong to take a look pt it. so far officials have not coomented on this new video."nats "just takeeher somewhereesafe. please let her come home to her family where she belongs."friends and ffmily gathered sunday for an emotionaa prayer vigil for the misssnn child. "and this is the first time e're seeing baby lisa's parents, jeremy irwin and deborah braddey, attend ttis type of prayer vigil. they've been having here in the neighborhood forr some days now."billboards around the kannas city metro area are being used in the search for lisa.last week, authorities e

lisa irwin's parents say they are talking to them. the kansas city police say they have opened up communications again with lisa irwin's parents but no meetings or anything else have been scheduled so far. the search continues. you mentioned that the fbi search going on. as i mentioned, all of this kinld of clouded by the fact that all of this swirling around her parents. in a morning show interview, lisa irwin's mom mentioned police told her she had failed a polygraph test. she came out and admit that had in an interview, and now she says despite all of this, we've talked to other family members, despite all of that they're standing by her and supporting her. we asked a relative in particular last night in front of the home if they believed her. >> absolutely. there's zero, zero doubt in deborah. you know, i don't want to go into it too much, but the police are doing their job, you know. if you don't have any other suspects, than the one person there that night, the last person to see her, you know, who do you point your finger at? >

he says he pulled irwin out of the water, rushed to get help, performed cpr on him.nd irwin looked up at him and said, i'm dying, and they were not able to save him. >> the only thing we ever heard stingrays attacking was like a hit-and-run. >> he says their normally very does sile animals and he thinks that irwin's shadow -- the stingray may have mistaken the that go for a tiger shot -- the shadow for a tiger shot and that's possibly why the attack happened. >> the united nations security council is meeting right now to discuss the crisis in ukraine as we get word of more russian military activity in crima. president obama is getting ready to meet with the ukrainian prime minister at the white house. details coming up. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we

. >> reporter: irwin lasts that you have to be old to have that attendance record. he's 80 now.tarted attending his first game in keisar when he was a baseball player in 1946. >> when we got married he told me the 49ers have been here before you, they'll probably be here after you. >> reporter: that was almost 55 years ago. in the beginning wife sandy went to the games with him. now their son-in-laws taken their place. >> did you fake it to marry irwin. >> of course, of course. then you realize she doesn't know what she's talking about. >> reporter: last month irwin almost missed his first game, the last one of the season. a monday night game against the steelers. the friday before, a doctor told irwin he needed a pacemaker, now, he said he would rather die, he was going to the game. >> the doctor said don't wave your arm a lot. don't scream a lot. don't jump up and down. >> reporter: the 49ers survived and so did irwin. >> i have a pacemaker right here put in that day. the next day. >> reporter: the couple was supposed to be on a caribbean cruise right now. but just four games

please welcome back to the show, robert irwin, everybody!u, buddy. >> by crikey, i'm so excited to be back. it's going to be awesome. >> jimmy: do you celebrate thanksgiving in australia? >> back home in australia, we don't celebrate it. so that's why i'm so excited to be here with family, you know, giving thanks. it's really, really nice. it's going to be great. [ audience aws ] yeah. and it's an excuse to eat a lot of food, as well. so it's good. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: have you celebrated thanksgiving before here? >> i have, yeah. my mom's family actually still lives here in america. so, yeah, it's really nice. >> jimmy: oh, that's fantastic. all right, good, i'm glad you're here and i'm glad you're celebrating thanksgiving. you have kind of exciting news, i thought. you guys -- you are coming back to animal planet. >> yeah, exactly. we're so excited! it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. so next -- next year. >> jimmy: your family has not been on since your father passed. >> yeah. yeah, but that's where mom and dad f

irwin, thank you very much, as always. irwin redlener at columbia university. i suspect we may be talking later this evening. >>> the breaking news we are continuing to follow at this hour, president trump and first lady melania trump have tested positive for the coronavirus just before 1:00 a.m. eastern time the president tweeted, tonight, the first lady and i tested positive for covid-19. we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. we will get through this together. dr. sean conley, the physician to the president, released a statement earlier this morning that said in part, the president and first lady are both well at this time and they plan to remain at home within the white house during their convalescence. the white house medical team and i will maintain a vigilant watch, end quote. late thursday it was reported that one of donald trump's top aides, hope hicks, tested positive for the virus, seen there a couple of days ago in the beige coat, the fawn coat. hope hicks was among a group of staffers as you can see who travelled with trump

. >>> marcus, we're just off highway 101 northbound at irwin street in san rafael. as you can see the road is closed here. it has been closed for several hours now with trees down all along irwin street here. pg&e worker on the scene as we drove up this morning warned us not to get any closer saying the lines on the ground, some still across the road here, especially at irwin street and bell avenue may still be hot. there were more than 80,000 customers without power as laura was just saying but that's now down to just over 35,000 across the bay area. about half of them, though, up here in the north bay. nearly 17,000 customers. it has been more of the same across the bay area. always a danger up here. the high winds like we had overnight. the top of a large tree down the street here, we saw it broke off here on irwin just missing a home, a car, and more power lines. and as you get up and get around this morning, you're going to want to be careful because we've noticed a lot of that as we drove around. not just the big trees coming down on power lines, but as kris w

on animal planet i love this guy, robert irwin everybody!azy week, i got back from l.a. and i got to the brady bunch's house. >> jimmy: it is crazy. they got all the brady bunch together with the hgtv superstars >> jimm >> i got to use a rotary phone those things are cool. have you used one of those the rotary phone, you have to press the button and turn the dial >> jimmy: you don't press any button you put four finger in the hole. press the bottutton. you are such a kid they had stairs and you walk up. you did walk up the classic stairs >> it was legendary. >> jimmy: look at this >> all i can think is the theme song how awesome is that? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i want to check it out. i love it. you have been on our show a bunch of times you said they kind of squeaked out of you you are a super fan of "saturday night live." >> it is so cool to be on the show with colin and michael and you, of course i always growing up -- >> jimmy: you could have start with me. >> i am sorry about that i love it. >> jimmy: come on. >> i really, really do >> j

. >> coming up next, robert irwin, the son of the late crocodile hunter, steve irwin crocodile hunter] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. >> the late steve irwin is being remembered in a very touching video from his son. so here's what robert irwin had to say about the family's latest milestone at the australia zoo. >> get emotional. started to laugh. >> so 19 year-old robert was showing off a freshly hatch turtle known as are winds turtle. it's the very first of its kind to be born income captivity. irwin discovered steve irwin discovered this fresh water species back in 1990, on the crocodile hunting trip and are winds. turtles need fresh oxon age action. they did water and their natural habitat has been under threat since the creation of a queensland dam back in the late 1980's. so robert says his dad would b

george, and in which professor irwin was helpful as well. today he will be talking about his topic from playground battlefield of the british army adopted toward a north america 1775 to 1783. it captures one of the great messages, which is that the public imagery of red coats as these often inept sort of dandy often evil monsters is woefully inaccurate and so forget everything you learn from a patriot. and those are not figments of the imagination, the red coats. [applause] >> thank you, phil. and i would like to thank you and your colleagues here at the museum of asking me to speak today. thank all the sponsors of this wonderful conference, particularly the prince core military library museum. military history rules. last night before i went to bed i made the mistake of channel surfing cnn, msnbc and fox news. i'd like to say i'm really glad to have spent today held up in 18th century. there we go. my 45 minutes begins now. whenever a friend outside of academia asked me about my job, i quote i make my living by reading that peoples mail. i

detngs facility in irwin county. it was drafted before you even got on the site to see what was actually happening. and on the facility on the 26th the hospital administrator was there. and a couple of things i want to point out is. the hospital administrator is a lady. a good lady and good hospital administrator. and the doctor is an immigrant. now, everyone who came to that facility had opportunity to meet with the hospital administrator. every single one of you refused the opportunity to get the facts from the hospital administrator. never mind the facts. you wonder why people hate us up here. i have a statement, madam speaker, i'd like to read from the irwin county hospital. who wants a complete and thorough investigation. the irwin county hospital is aware of various allegations of misconduct against individuals being detained at the irwane county detention center. the hospital is committed to the safety and welfare of everyone in our care. including patients referred for care from irwin county detention center.

mahendra amin saw at least 60 women imprisoned at irwin, which is privately run. whistleblower dawn wooten, a former nurse at irwin, labeled amin the "uterus collector." meanwhile, mexico's government is demanding u.s. authorities address allegations of forced sterilizations at irwin, where at least six mexexan women m may have had unwanted hysterectomies. this is mexico's foreign ministster marcelo ebrard speakg tuesday. >> it is something that is unacceptable and we reject it beforehand, even in the united states there is a reaction from importanant groups which we have been in contact with. this has to be cleared up. if it is confifirmed, it w willa major issue and not only punishshed, but also other measures will bebe taken. amy: in n california, immigratin rights advdvocates continue toto dedenounce governor gavin news's orders to transfer p people from state prisons to the custody of immigration and customs enforcement. this comes as "the guardian" reports 41-year-old kao saelee, who fought wildfires as an incarcerated firefighter in 2018 and 2019, was trans

irwin, there are a dozen mock villages. across the country there are over 200 such sites on 100 military bases. >> our role players will be here trying to sell their goods. >> reporter: the largest in the world here in the mojave has more than 500 buildings, complete with two mosques. so is that you causing that smoke over there? >> reporter: from hilltop control center they pump smoke and audio into the dwellings. >> wow. look at this. >> so can you imagine trying to clear a building with all this smoke? >> okay, where are the stairs? i mean, these are all the kinds of combat situations they might have. >> that they might find themselves in. >> very disorienting. >> reporter: the training is designed to make it less so. it's also big business. every year, thousands of role players earn as much as $50,000 for 20 weeks of employment. actually living in the mock towns without running water for two weeks at a time. in a year-long investigation, nbc news identified a network of 256 companies in 46 states providing role players

new questions today in the search for little lisa irwin.estigators coming up short after pursuing thousands of leads. in just a few minutes we will talk with robert lowry jr. of the national center for missing annex employeded children about what investigators do when the tips run out, and wait until you hear what they can do with respect to her image, among other things. and a top senator is asking tough new questions about supreme court justice elena kagan and her ability to rule on the president's healthcare law and its constitutionality. that is at the top of the hour. one michigan struggle is struggling to take care of their disabled children, their own children. they say they are being forced to pay money every month to a union that does nothing to support them. >> i think i would feel better about the whole situation if i thought that money was going to help a lot of these kids out there that need it, a hraoft the special needs kids. a lot of the special needs kids. wanna know the difference between a trader and an elite trader? it's

. >>> plus, the search for baby lisa irwin. tomorrow marks three weeks since she disappeared from her family's home. the latest development, a police cadaver dog picked up a scent inside the bedroom. what do parents have to say? we'll talk to their attorney, live, just ahead. >>> the marriage of kate edwards. a bittersweet ceremony for the bride. her father, john edwards, walked her down the aisle. he's facing serious criminal charges and the wedding nearly a year after elizabeth edwards lost her battle to cancer. more on that coming up. >>> are you ever really too old to go back to school? if you're a football kicker, the answer is apparently no. fresh out of retirement, he is 61 years old, the guy sticking, the oldest player in history. i had a chance to spend time with him the last couple of weeks. we'll let you bb thknow about t coming up. >> i did i think i was watching the snoopy episode watching the ball. >> did i think i was going to need blamassive plastic surgery after that but i was okay. >>> let's begin with the dea

irwin says he also offered to take a test, but the police said that was not necessary. police are not commenting on whether the parents have been part of the ongoing investigation. the parents say, police have been treating them like suspects and bradley in particular has been preparing herself for the possibility of charges being filed against her. and then on thursday night, a new twist. kansas city police announcing at a press conference that irwin and bradley, quote, decided to stop talking to detectives and i don't have to illustrate how that affects the investigation, it that speaks for itself. in a statement in the very same night, the parents insisted they have been cooperative from day one and he they just want to find lisa and bring her home. in an interview with judge janine pirro, the parents describe their horrific ordeal. >> when you walked in the home what's your first thought. >> i didn't-- >> did anyone come to mind? >> no, i mean, not really, it was just -- panic, panic, you don't, you don't think, when something like that is happening, you don't, you

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." >>> well, focus today on the mysterious new figure in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. a man now claims that he knows who may have been at the err end -- other end of a bizarre phone call that was made or at least attempted from deborah bradley's cell phone the night her baby disappeared. the phone belonged -- the phone that was called, i should say, belonged to this woman, megan wright. she says she didn't take the call, she didn't have her phone at the time, but it appears more and more investigators are looking at the phone records in the case of this missing baby for clues as to what may have happened to her. trace gallagher just spoke to an investigator at the center of the case. >> reporter: that investigator's from kansas city, and he is actively looking for that mystery man. megan wright says the reason she didn't take that call was because she was living with accept other roommates, and she was kind of sharing the phone among them. well, now one of those roommates who does not want to be identified has now told our kansas city fox affiliate that the man's name

we are joined by silas irwin gomez. you saw his salon in the report. also us with, former white house homeland security adviser francis townsend, and cnn legal analyst lisa bloom. good to have all of you with us. fran, i want to start with you. now we have the picture proof of them face-to-face with president obama. so there is no question to how far the unchecked access got them. really to the highest level. how does this happen? and what should happen now to both the salahis and the secret service folks on duty that night? >> sure. you know, erica, what happens is once you come to that initial point that tom foreman mentions, that perimeter point where you go through a magnetometer, once you're through there, nobody really checks you again. the presumption if you got inside the perimeter, inside the white house grounds, you've been cleared. so no one would have checked them again. and so they would have come into the white house. they would have gone up stairs. they would have gone to somebody at a social secretary's desk to get a card before you go