here's a picture of helga. she is in the left in the polka dot swim suit and her sister on the right and this is one of their veinings own the baltic sea. this is something they looked forward to every year, as did thousands of the people. and the baltic sea was just a beautiful place to go. it was amazing that these photographs here is that helga still has them. she tells the story when it was finally allowed for she and inga to leave, inga was the oldest sister and helga asked to be in charge of the money and identification papers and her father said, that will be inga's job. she a little older and a little more responsible than you, so, helga put in photographs in her back pocket, which was her father's -- it had a little button to secure it and amazing amazingly these photographs survived the sinking and survived the years afterwards. so, just great to provide me copies of these. this here is a model of the gustloff. the gustloff could comfortably transport just about 1500 persons all together. so that woul

is helga today. helga was in las vegas -- lives in las vegas and. helga was one of the survivors i was able to get into lifeboat. although she actually, it was close is either going to get tossed or maybe she would go down in the water and she was able to get in a lifeboat. there were some boats in the area that night that heard the distress call. they were able to get a distress call out that night, and the admiral, they picked up most of the survivals -- survivors but there was no organized operation. those who survived like helga were taken to an island in the baltic sea. the island was itself another strength through joy project. it was very that hitler and robert latta, the head of the labor can come in vision is very massive hotel, and would have no luxury accommodation versus sort of just what we see as economy today. there were cost overruns and was never completed, however, the german red cross was set up there to help the survivors initially. they were essentially processed and sent on their way. helga's story takes another turn in the rem

helga today lives in las vegas. he was one of the survivors that was able to get into a lifeboat although she actually moved down the side of the boat. there were some boats in the area that night but they heard a distress call. they were able to get a distress call out that might and the other they took up the most of these survivors but there was no organized rescue operation tree they were taken to the island in the baltic sea and it was itself another strength project. they had envisioned a very massive total and the cruise liners would have no luxury accommodation versus what we consider the economy today rather cost overruns and was never completed however the german red cross is set up to help the survivors helga's story takes a remarkable turn and that she finally gets on the to train to start heading west today they wanted to end up in the allied hands to make it to the british or the american line. she was on a train during the dresden firebombing but she does eventually make it to california when she arri

mine is helga hufflepuff. they have treacle fudge, rock cakes, pumpkin tarts, and cauldron cakes.ldron cake, please. >> there you are. >> thank you. and yes, they have bertie bott's every-flavour beans. as you know, they come in all sorts of flavors. >> okay. uh, let's see. um... blue raspberry, i think. 'cause it kind of tastes like a slushie. >> i think it's -- i may be wrong. wait. shaving-cream flavor? >> hmm. tastes a bit like coriander, which is slightly strange, but yeah. it's not bad or particularly good, either. >> i don't know. this tastes like green apple to me or something. it tastes good. it doesn't taste like earwax or anything, so... gonna go with apple. [ chuckles ] >> and don't forget to visit zonko's. >> zonko's is a novelty shop where you can get all kinds of toys and items. [ bell dings ] [ crowd cheers ] >> some of your favorites, like the extendable ear. remember the sneakoscope? and my personal favorite -- the pygmy puff. [ bell dings ] [ crowd cheers ] i'm gonna name you fifi. [ hog snorts ] we're here at the hog's head pub for butterbeer. >> two butterbeer

at 17, helga was in a witness protection program. she was raped as a child and later bore a daughter who was taken in by protective services. after leave drug treatment in florida, helga was 20 weeks pregnant but she wanted a chance to put that past behind her and it was only the compassion and generosity of her abortion provider, her doctor who gave her that chance. today she's taking care of herself and reconnecting with her daughter. at 13, michelle often had irregular lahr -- irregular periods. she got scared and told her mom. she didn't know she was pregnant. her disabled mother was barely able to feed michelle and her four siblings so they agreed she needed to have an abortion. the whole process took time. finally at 22 weeks she secured an abortion with a provider, a doctor who could assume the costs. i ask my colleagues, please answer these women with down this and vote bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from tennessee is recognized. mrs. blackburn: thank you, madam speaker. i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman f

helga lund was with us earlier from stat oil.nvestments they're making now. >> i think we now have a stable framework in russia for energy investments. i think the political leadership knows the importance of stability in long term fra framework. we continue to deploy capital in russia. >> helge lund and stat oil do a lot of business in this part of the world. they have deals with some of the larger russian energy businesses. i have with me on the set fulvio conti, ceo of enel, the italian energy company. you just signed a deal this morning. >> that's right sf. >> to sell one of the assets you own. >> that's right. >> this is a deal not necessarily to invest in russia, but sell something to the russians. >> that's correct. >> tell us what they're buying. >> they are supposed to buy our plant in belgium. brand-new. efficient. belgium is an interesting market. to the extent we have reduced our size into the northern france as we accidentally nuclear plant -- doesn't make that much strategic sense anymore. and i think we matched the