darian is amina's mother. >> she said, i was in that dirty water with my daddy.get out. he's still in the water. >> reporter: 2005 to 2008 pontiac g6s have been recalled because of a transmission shift cable that can break. drivers might think their car is in park when it really isn't. the problem affects more than 1.1 million vehicles. in 2014, gm sent letters to owners saying the company would fix their cars for free. as of july 2016, a little more than half accepted the offer, but nearly 30,000 owners couldn't be reached. garret bought the car last year, three years after gm first sent the notices. she says she never got one. >> i think they should go to the extreme to get every car fixed. because it could cost somebody's life. >> reporter: about 70% of recalled cars actually get fixed. in a statement, gm said owners of older vehicles are less likely to respond to these initiatives, and there's currently no legal requirement in the u.s. that customers have recall repairs made. john? >> adriana, thanks. if you want to find out about your car, go to safecar.gov.

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aruldn't swim, 24-year-old ththony burgess raced into the water and freed his three-year- old daughter, aminaing 2008 pontiac g6. burgess had left the car running when he got out to see a friend. f my daddy got me out of the water but he couldn't get out. that was something that she said. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing, but police are looking into the possibility the little girl somehow shifted the car out of park, which should have required a foot on the spake. department of transportation records show the car never received repairs called for in a 2014 recall for transmission chift cable fractures, which could lead to the car not shifting into park properly, creating a risk the vehicle will roll away. police are investigating to see if the unrepaired recall was a factor in this accident, but carfax estimates more than 57 million vehicles on u.s. roads right now have open, unfixed recalls. that's more than 1 in 5. >> any of these things are only being recalled because, one, they're dangerous; or, two, they're violating a federal standard. as reporter: jason levine runs the center

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chairman, i just would like to acknowledge that i do have two foster daughters here today, amina and lauren, who are observing democracy in action. thank you very much. mr. mccaul: welcome to the committee to your step-daughters. very nice. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from arizona, ms. mcsally. ms. mcsally: thank you, mr. chairman. good to see you again. earlier this week a unisector border patrol apprehended 61 people who entered the u.s. illegally. during an initial interview, one of these individuals claimed to be an unaccompanied minor. he later admitted he was an adult and a part of the ms-13 gang. u.a.c. from el salvador and other central american countries are given different treatment than those from mexico. or other continuous countries, and are allowed to remain in the united states only to disappear into the shadows. we also have other data points, that in a joint d.h.s.-d.o.j.-ms-13 operation last year, of the 267 gang members arrested, 25% entered the u.s. as unaccompanied minors. and in june of 2017, a spot check of one of the h.h.s. facilities that had 138 teen

i'm amina from georgetown university on islam phobia. i had a question on the program you had that was mentioned in your report. i just wonder, how did you determine who would be best chosen to participate in this program. how do you develop the curriculum, and what is your overall impact and assessment of the effectiveness? >> what is the program? >> it's to think, to ponder, to reflect. that's what it means. and so the project initially started as a pilot project in washington, d.c. and we worked with a cross-section of individuals, muslim, non muslims, white, black, latino, et cetera. and in the curriculum, trying to come up with issues of critical thinking. helping young people to think deeply about issues, and do it in a fashion where it's in a safe space environment. so in washington, d.c., we borrowed and used very much from the socratic method. so being able to brainstorm ideas, doing it in a fashion where you can then co construct a way of looking for a solution to simplify it. the curriculum obviously was tailored toward in thi