we're looking at cruiseships, which are larger structures, several times the size of harbor station 35, but they're the only good reference point. we look to the cruiseship industry who has kind of an index for how much acceleration they were accommodate. >> it is very unique. i don't know that any other fire station built on the water is in the united states. >> the fire boat is a regionalesset tharegional assete used for water rescue, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have special rigging that we carry that will contain oil spills until an environmental unit can come out. this is a job for us, but it is also a way of life and a lifestyle. we're proud to serve our community. and we're willing to help people in any way we can. [applause]. >> and so many incredible community leaders and friends who have gathered here today to support the signing of what i believe is important legislation that will hopefully make the changes in the city that are necessary to address what we know our inequalities and services, resources in general, and we know, as a city we have work to do. in fact

her cousin became a nanny in abu dhabi another is a man who was married to her cousin they were cruiseship workers and went all over the globe. they migrate every day. they met in barcelona and made 50 laps around the mediterranean so they wound up on different crew ships and one suffered a terrible injury in the caribbean it was medevac to miami and almost died and then got into a dispute with the cruiseship company if they would pay to give him a prosthetic leg they're trying to send him home without a prosthesis that really had no direct relationship to the rest of rosalee'she narrative that shows the perils of migration. >> it is striking part of the book is the contradiction of inconceivable upward mobility for rosalee and her extended family alongside the curdling of the politics surrounding ngimmigration. so from all of your reporting and deep connection with the family in the book do you see any way to bridge the gap quick. >> thank you for noting that sometimes were stuck on that conflict we talk about this at the new york times that trying to follow these contradictory stories of

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a desperate search in the gulf of mexico after cruiseship passenger goes overboard. guard scouring waters near galveston, texas. carnival cruise lines says based on camera footage, he appeared to have jumped from his statement balcony. heather: justice department review origins of the russia probe turning into a investigation. john durham has the power to subpoena witnesses, and panel a grand jury and criminal charges. todd: elijah cummings will be laid to rest. president obama will speak at his funeral in baltimore. mike pence among people paying respects to the first african-american lawmaker to lie in state in the us capital statuary hall. the maryland democrat in 23 years in congress, he died last week of health complications, 68 years old. todd: republicans ramping up call for transparency from democrats after storming a closed-door meeting on the impeachment inquiry catching the attention of leadership. carley: lindsey graham condemning the process and making this increasingly to the inquiry against president clinton. trey bogan is in washington with more. >> r

petersburg, for purposes of providing service, we have so many americans who visit from cruiseships. it's essentially we have one and we are handicapped to work out of moscow. senator young: to the extent we can be helpful, we want to. i am going to commit for the record a series of questions, very quickly, publicly say them and my -- i would appreciate it if you could respond to them later. simple yes or no answers. i think it's really important that we sort of protect the prerogatives of this committee and of this article 1 branch. here they are. have you adhered to applicable laws in governing conflicts of interest? if you assumed any duties or any action that is would appear to presume the outcome of this confirmation process? do you agree if confirmed to appear and to testify before this committee when requested by the chairman and ranking member? do you agree to provide documents and electronic communication in a timely manner when requested by this committee, it's subcommittees or other appropriate committees of congress and to the requester? you ensure you and your staff comp

actually motivated anactually me way if you get it wrong there is no such thing as an underwater cruiseship. in the undersea warfare but maybe not within land warfare as an example. >> i'm representing but finding the important and true information and how you see that coming in the future how do they decide what is true with so much data coming out and that is only increasing. >> there is a ei tha ai that isg used to distinguish that. it's generated hyperrealistic false imagery and as i becomes more anit becomesmore and more e will rely on artificial intelligence to sift underneath it for the tales of the human body may not see. going back to where you were talking about the line between the conflict. they think that it was needed for this technology to be targeted the data shows that it is insufficient and what we really have missing in the united states is digital literacy. besides being taught the regular studies which all of you were taught on hygiene, wash your hands and the like you would have also been told how to defend yourself online, how to distinguish between what is real and f