around for a few years, much to their dismay because they didn't what a teeny bopper following them to cbgb's and max's, kansas city and all these different clubs. but i was so spell bound by them that i followed them into some dangerous situations and they ended up having to routinely save my life. dangerous situations like being in >> the back of a van or being in a car with broken. we just bad stuff on the streets of new york get 01:00 a.m. yeah. >> like if anybody remembers the 80s, the early 80s in new york city, in the bowery in particular, which is where cbgb's the iconic punk rock club was, was very burned out and dangerous. and so sometimes because i was so young, i'd be sleepy. oh, i don't have to go to high school the next day. i would be sleepy, so i would go to sleep in a car sometimes. well, one time i shall read and combat love. i found myself surrounded by punk rock skin heads with baseball bats, who were breaking the windows to steal stereos and stuff like that. so like, yeah, things like that happened that shouldn't have been happening to me know and clearly they didn't know

and we were definitely in dicey situations in the bowery in new york outside of cbgb, or just even ining things that we shouldn't have been doing. >> a >> personally, i feel that the pendulum has swung too far to the point where we're now helicopter parenting all of our teenagers and bubble wrapping them but. there has to be a happy medium because i was at the other extreme you write about your mom. i mean, she was moving you around a lot and finally at 16, you were like, i can't move around and you write about how she wanted you to wait until she was dead to write this book. but you actually ended up interviewing her as you wrote it. how was that? >> i went back and interviewed every prime emory person in the book because i'm a journalist and because i didn't want to just rely on my memory, my mother was the toughest one because she doesn't want all of these stories published. she's from a different generation that's not as confessional and is open as we are but she has always believed in me and she's always been a big cheerleader of mine. and so she was very torn between wanting me

lawlessness >> senator from washington the cbp one app is a downloadable app to schedule appointments with cbgbof entry under our >> existing aside hi, i'm lost noncitizens may apply for asylum at our nation's ports of entry. using this app, improved security because it provides cbp with advanced note but us of who's arriving and those individuals have already passed security checks about 1,400 appointments a day occur through the app by providing people so with advanced travel, let's go back to non-man zona is known as we're hearing about the cbp. of course, customs and border patrol as are talking about this app. and national security, of course, immigration, top of mine in many of these amendments and discussions going forward, what's the latest now >> yeah. i mean, you just heard they were talking about some of them. i meant that they're gonna be voting on. you heard mike lee, he's a conservative. he had been one of those republicans who railing against the deal itself, but wanting amendment votes, particularly on the issue of border and immigration it's important to keep in mind that a lot