>> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became agitated, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day i was going to die. >> marceline left her an opening to rejoin her family. >> she says you don't want to leave, do you? i said, if you take me to them, i'll talk them out of it. >> jerry parks faced down jim jones. >> i said, what the hell have he done for me beside hold my family prisoner here for seven and a half months? >> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. jones is sitting on the bench. and he is just sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's who we're talking about. he

jackie speier ok. i'm going to shortcut this a little bit because i have a limited amount of time. i just want to make the point that while you're -- you have made it a priority on a list, you didn't make it a priority to the committee and so it wasn't dealt with as it should have been. now, you had mentioned to me that some of the largest bonuses went to physicians -- the $40,000, the $50,000, the $60,000 bonuses. and in those cases, they have not -- they committed to six years served; in some cases less than two years; got the bonus up front. now, that decision to offer that bonus up front before you had committed to six years seems like a no-brainer. why would anyone do that in an administrative role when the likelihood of someone skipping s pretty high? david baldwin yes, so that is a great example, because those cases, because of the dollar amount, were amongst the most egregious. the way that the program for benefits -- or for incentives for medical professionals worked at the time is they could

jackie speier: there is something rotten in the u.s. department of agriculture and the forest service. sharyl: alicia dabney told us her harrowing tale of alleged sexual harassment as a firefighter with the forest service under the u.s. department of agriculture. alicia dabney: one of my captains was forcing me to tell him when i started my menstrual periods. sharyl: the forest service and the u.s. department of agriculture all have sordid histories of civil rights violations and discrimination dating back decades. lesa donnelly: i wish i could say there was improvement. lisa fletcher: if miami's little havana is home to many cuban americans, then versailles is their kitchen. inside or out, the conversations are frank. politics and food mix like pastries and cortada, the cuban coffee of choice. felipe valls: now the conversation is no longer what's going to happen to fidel, but what's going to happen to cuba. now that fidel is gone, is there really going to be any difference? sharyl: hello, i'm sharyl attkisson. welcome to "full measure

. >> reporter: the superintendent of the ggnra and department of the interior, nancy pelosi, jackie speier and jared huffman are sticking up for dog owners requesting more time for people to review its latest plan. as it stands now, the park service plans to sign the agency's final position on january 10. some lawmakers want it pushed back to february 9. >> issue has been going on long, long time and, you know, i think everyone has had good point and it's -- the thing is we live in a crowded place where we need a little compromise on all sides. >> reporter: the ggnra says this has been a 14-year process. and they are just trying to make the parks in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties enjoyable for everyone. so when will these rules take effect? could be january 10 or february 9. if these state legislators get their way once they take effect, though, a lot of signs will be put up in areas just like this one. live from crissy field, jackie ward, kpix 5.. >>> measure l the new rent control law is in effect. landlords will be able to raise rent once a year and serve 30- day notice in

jackie speier held a town hall meeting on the issue today in east palo alto. has been getting phone calls including some from people who are illegal. and they came here with their parents. she hopes president trump won't split up the families. >> he has made some conciliatory comments in the last few days which basically suggests that he has no intention of having young people who are here because their parents came here, that somehow they should be kicked out. and certainly, if you are not going to kick out the young people, you shouldn't be kicking out their parents. >> tonight some parents say they are so afraid of what will happen when president-elect donald trump takes office they won't let their children visit the bay area from mexico. kpix 5's betty yu explains. >> reporter: they were supposed to perform traditional mexican dances at three shows in the bay area next spring. but after donald trump's victory, this group of middle and high school students from oaxaca cancelled their trip to palo alto. >> i think it's fear of a mom or dad thinking that it's

one of those sponsors, jackie speier who also took action this year following another one of our id theftnvestigations. >> if this bill was introduced before, when you first drew attention to this issue, we called the office. >> reporter: the democrat reached across the aisle asking a republican to reintroduce his safeguarding social security numbers act this year following a series of our reports. >> i was astounded to see that my social security number on all those documents. >> someone took my mail had my social security number they could steal my identity. >> this is ridiculous. >> reporter: first we revealed one of california's largest agencies was violating state privacy laws by printing full social security numbers on millions of unemployment and disability documents sent out in the mail then we discovered they repeatedly sent that sensitive information to the wrong address! >> how in the world does this piece of paper get into an envelope addressed to me? >> reporter: the agency told us, federal law which supersedes state law required it use social security numbers in the administ

jackie speier: there is something rotten in the u.s.iculture and the forest service. sharyl: alicia dabney told us her harrowing tale of alleged sexual harassment as a firefighter with the forest service under the u.s. department of agriculture. alicia dabney: one of my captains was forcing me to tell him when i started my menstrual periods.

colleague, representative mike mccaul, representative chris van hollen, and representative jackie spire -- speier. the legislation we are considering today is important for many young americans as it is intended to help the most vulnerable among us, children, who have been diagnosed with cancer. we have made progress in combating childhood cancer. in 1960, only % of children with cancer survived -- 4% of children with cancer survived more than five years. today 80% of children with cancer survive. but there is work left to do. h.r. 3381 will expand the opportunities for childhood cancer research, improve childhood cancer surveillance, help improve the quality of life for cancer survivors, and help ensure that there is proper pediatric cancer research within the national institutes of health. this legislation enjoys broad bipartisan support. it has 270 co-sponsors representing over 60% of the house of representatives. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the senate bill 3381, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time.