she always put jocelyn first.rything was always about jocelyn, as it should be. >> reporter: jocelyn's dad couldn't be there when she was born. he had joined the army and was deployed overseas. when he returned home, it became clear his relationship with sarah wouldn't survive the challenges of grown up life. >> i'm not really sure what happened there. i guess they grew apart. >> reporter: sarah was now a single mom raising a baby girl on her own with the help of her family of course. >> she was like a natural mother. you know, she knew what to do and how to take care of her and love her up every second. and that's what she did. >> it had to be easier for her, too, with all of you? >> oh, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> and then all this family -- >> she had built-in babysitters. >> sarah didn't let teenage-motherhood stop her from following her dreams. >> she graduated from high school. and then she went to college and graduated from there. >> reporter: she landed a job as a medical technician and still managed to be a hands

compartieron con sus hijos jocelyn no sabÍa que jairo habÍa decidido venir a estados unidos.r de su historia nos conectamos con su pareja, con jocelyn desde mexicali. sentimos demasiado por lo que estÁs pasando este momento, es un momento muy complicado para ti, cuÉntanos, dices que no sabÍas que jairo se habÍa ido estados unidos. carolina: ? ¿cuÁnto te enteraste que estaba entre las vÍctimas de esta tragedia? ♪ >> no estaba separado de Él, Él es el papÁ de mis hijos, de los dos, Él estaba trabajando como una fÁbrica, pero en otra comisiÓn tenÍa entendido, Él estaba en una fÁbrica trabajando, y de panadero, tenÍa dos trabajos aquÍ. [ininteligible] borja: ¿cÓmo pudieron identificar las autoridades tu pareja y el padre de tus hijos, a jairo? >> no tenÍa identificaciÓn, y nosotros conseguimos cuatros nÚmeros de hospitales donde estaban los sobrevivientes, estaba en cuatro hospitales, llamamos a los hospitales, y nos dijeron que no estaba, cuando cruzan no lleva nada, no sÉ, pero no traÍan identificaciÓn, y nosotros lo buscamos por los tatuajes, y asÍ dimos con Él. habÍa alguien

finance and election law with former attorney general eric holder and michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson.

thank you. >> hi, i'm jocelyn i'm a data annalist and engineer. have about seven months of data for many of the senors in the network and we've gotten access to a couple other -- some other sensors from places in the rest of the bay area. so we have access to data from a couple sensors in downtown redwood city and berkeley so we can do comparisons both between neighborhoods and san francisco and also neighborhoods in san francisco with neighborhoods elsewhere in the bay area. so, one pattern is when air quality is bad, it tends to be similarly bad across the bay area. not identical but the bad days are more less than everywhere. we have seen differences is in the baseline behavior of air quality. these graphs are looking at pm-10 data and what we found is that you know, the redwood city and berkeley sensors are these blue and green lines towards the bottom of the graph. this is the medium air quality. air quality is better outside of san francisco on a average day. you can see that this bottom graph represents the good days. so the 10%, those kind

and that's when ryan reilly and jocelyn cook, reporters, got involved. amy sent her tip about florida flag jacket guy, robert palmer, to them at "huffington post." they were able to verify his identity through public records and social media accounts. they called him. quote, reached by phone late thursday afternoon, palmer confirmed he was at the capitol on january 6th and gave the livestream interview. he claimed he'd done nothing to justify being struck with that police munition and may the biden administration was trying to vilify the patriots involved in the riot. palmer continued, quote, i'm just going about it and letting them make the mistakes that they want and ruin the country as they want and i'm trying to live my life right now. he added the jacket he wore quote wasn't anything i had made special, i just bought it in a store. mr. palmer seemed to grow increasingly anxious as the call continued, quote, i'm just going to just leave it like that, i'm not getting myself any -- not deeper because i didn't do anything wrong but i'm not involving mys

>> cuando me llamaron, que me dijeron "sus hijos son jocelyn y milton? ". sÍ, le dije.ellos iban solos, pero con ellos iba un familiar mÍo, que los traÍa de honduras. Él tambiÉn venÍa huyendo de la del en cia de —— de la delincuencia de mi paÍs. borja: ¿cÓmo era la situaciÓn y monturas para que ustedes tomara la difÍcil decisiÓn de cruzar y dejar a sus hijos menores solos en honduras? >> la realidad es que hace dos aÑos me mataron al papÁ de mi niÑo, a mi esposo, hace dos aÑos. me vi obligada, por la vida de mi hijo, y la mÍa, salir de mi paÍs. econÓmicamente no estaba bien. [ininteligible] tuve que salir con mi hijo de cinco meses. a veces hay personas que no entienden, pero la necesidad obliga. [ininteligible] yo tuve que salir huyendo de mi paÍs. carolina: hay que estar en los zapatos de un padre o madre de familia para tomar una decisiÓn asÍ. pensando en el futuro, sus hijos ya estÁn acÁ en estados unidos, ¿cÓmo se prepara para ese reencuentro, quÉ estacione quÉ le han dicho las autoridades? >> la verdad que... [ininteligible] me di cuenta que ya habÍan cruzado la f

. >> jocelyn benson is the michigan secretary of state and as one of the top female democratic leadersstate is it your view he was talking about you being a witch? >> i think that was very clear and, you know, i think that even more so that, you know, what he was suggesting violence over democracy is not just horrific, but it goes against what the people of michigan want and of course, though, is also part of a pattern you've mentioned we're seeing all across the country, republican leaders seeming to dismiss or disregard democracy at a time when we really need to be protecting every voice. >> right, and secretary benson, i mean, there was cheering and laughter that we heard on that tape. what does this tell you about the support that that sentiment has? >> well it shows that what we've been saying really in michigan for almost a year now as we've seen violent threats and hateful rhetoric percolate throughout our state and through the voices of political leaders, which is that those threats, that can lead to violent acts and it's no -- you know, no secret and no surprise that as a resu

i'll talk to secretary of state jocelyn benson who is fighting back. plus renewed challenge. plus, new zealand takes action using compassion. why can't we do more of the same? that and more ahead. first to richard louie who has a look at the other big stories we're tracking this hour. >> good saturday to you. a major digging and scooping of dirt and sand started. the dredge dog free the shipment stuck in the suez canal. the almost sideways ship has been blocking the canal since tuesday some of the experts say every hour it is stuck holds up to $400 million of international trade. >>> myanmar security forces shot and killed at least 114 protesters today. it is the deadliest day of protests so far according to independent media outlet myanmar now. protests since the military coup resulted in violent crackdowns. and the colorado shooting suspect was moved to another jail because of safety concerns. he faces ten counts of first-degree murder. more american voices right after this break. r. more american voices right after this break cell phone repair. did you know liberty mutual

michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson vows to fight these threats to democracy and joins us now.retary benson, what are some of the proposed restrictions that you are most concerned about? >> i think the citizens overwhelmingly voted to amend our constitution in 2018 to give themselves to right to vote absentee. the restrictions make it impossible to do so so they can't use a drop box to return their ballot or eliminating the ability for my office or a clerk to give them application to request a ballot. a number of small but collectively significant ways to make it nearly impossible for someone to vote by mail or absentee, despite the fact that so many voters on both sides of the aisle chose to do so in 2020. >> unlike georgia, michigan has a democratic governor with veto power, but the state gop is planning a petition that could override that veto. how possible is it that these bills can become law? >> there's a number of steps. this is a battle over the future of our democracy that's playing out the in state legislatures around the country. so there's going to be moves that, qu

i recently sat down with two great ambassadors for that, star athletes jocelyne lamoureux-davidson andfrom the national hockey team. they just released "dare to make history: chasing a dream and fighting for equity." we talked about sports, motherhood, and their mission to level the playing field for women athletes everywhere. watch. >> we actually went through negotiations in 2017 with our ngb usa hockey, and in those negotiations, we almost boycotted the 2017 world championships. we signed contracts two days before the tournament, ended up going into the tournament and winning, then winning olympic gold. but in those contracts, we negotiated maternity benefits, so it allowed us the opportunity to start a family and then choose to come back for the right reasons. so, we had our boys within a year of the 2018 olympics and then got back to the team within a timely fashion. we went to all of the usa hockey camps last year. we played in the rivalry series. and just, it allowed us, and i think so many moms, like, they wrestle with the decision, do i start a family? do i continue with my ca

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finance and election law with former attorney general eric holder and michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson. there is more live coverage streaming on our website at 930 a.m. eastern, house homeland security subcommittee looks at how state and local officials are responding to domestic terrorism threats. at 10:00 a.m., sitting homeland security subcommittee examines how the federal government is preparing for the next national emergency. also at 2:30, the senate small business committee reviews the status of several covid-19 relief programs, including the paycheck protection loan program. again, that's all live at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, were brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span beers as a public service. >> next, health care advocates testify on how prescription drug prices in the u.s. compared to other countries. they were also asked about the drug development process and how congress can have a role in reducing costs. this is just under two hours.

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colin sarah nina has 4 children to have already left home his wife jocelyn tells us they have managed to raise a family even if food that is fish has sometimes been scarce. and we have. now got what we got from the sea. and a source of income. that we were able to send our children to school and i'm so you know i mean the woman and i'm very proud of that. my husband and i never went to school but it just wasn't possible. later in the morning the weather improved. calling someone you know soon caught 2 large fish he'll sell the red snapper. it weighs more than 5 kilos. on a good day he catches 15 kilos of fish the family always keeps a portion and sells the rest to others in the neighborhood. before the pandemic he used to sell to a trader who supplied large markets it was profitable but the markets are closed for now his neighbors can't pay those kind of prices just an uncertain you know does the bookkeeping. when they have money to spare she deposits it with the savings club. and the savings club someone want to share while the savings club is like a bank for us what we bungled it is

kannan 7 you know has 4 children to have already left home his wife jocelyn tells us they have managed to raise a family even if food that is fish has sometimes been scarce. on the hand. that's what we get from the sea is what we eat and a source of income. that we were able to send our children to school that i was so you know like a new one on me and i'm very proud of that. my husband and i never went to school but it just wasn't possible. later in the morning the weather improved. calling someone you know soon caught 2 large fish killed so the red snapper. head weighs more than 5 kilos. on a good day he catches 15 kilos of fish the family always keeps a portion and sells the rest to others in the neighborhood. before the pandemic he used to sell to a trader who supplied large markets it was profitable but the markets are closed for now his neighbors can't pay those kind of prices. just an uncertain you know does the bookkeeping. when they have money to spare she deposits it put the savings club. savings. the savings club is like a bank for us. we don't have a bank on our island savi

and lastly, questions for secretary benson, hello, jocelyn. as michigan's chief elections official, you have a vested interest in ensuring the proper administration of free and fair elections in your state, as her colleagues across the country. does the for the people act rest control -- wrest control from local and state officials and federalize elections, as some have argued? and if you can comment on your experience on an independent redistricting commission. secretary benson: thank you, senator padilla. with regards to implementation, we have seen that with proper funding on the things we have learned from other states, that it is possible to implement all these policies. and it amazes me how so many of the arguments we have heard today were made against the voting rights act in 1965. almost verbatim, the overreach argument. i will underscore that in michigan, we had a state policy, the motor voter law. the same arguments were law. it is not possible, it is overreach, a federal takeover, and it wasn't the case. it improved election adminis

this is jocelyn. why did you want to eat inside today? >> it's very cold outside. friends and enjoy eating inside. every now and then. >> reporter: so that's one perspective that we keep hearing, that people miss this and how cold it is here at the waffle in hollywood, people are happy to come out. it's early on people are here. i'm going to get a quick sound from drew here. you're the general manager here, what's been the hardest part about being closed this long? >> oh, boy, just not having enough hours for staff. we're so happy to be open again and be able to support enough work for the people who have hung in there through this difficult period. >> for sure. and speaking with drew and other restaurants i know some restaurants are not ready to reopen because they need to retrain their staff to do this. right now restaurants can open up, museums as well as movie theaters by 25% capacity. if you have a gym o, or a yoga studio, 10%. businesses have to figure out if it's worth it for them to open up. we saw los angeles county and we saw the numbers spike as we did.

erica, ellen, samantha, edward, jose, jocelyn, emily, sarah, sheila, diana, layla, kim berly, barbara, scott russell, laura santos, raquel spencer, alexander, kristie, jennifer, sam, ted, and grady. i want to thank all of them personally for their work. and on behalf of the house. in closing, mr. speaker, i just want to say this. we have heard a lot of newly found concern about the deficit and the debt today. we heard it during the debates. this is the same party that drove up the deficit three years ago, four years ago now with a $2 trillion tax cut. most of which benefited the wealthiest americans. and according to virtually that looked for it didn't come close to paying for itself. what we have done in the american rescue plan is give an incredible boost to the american people. and the american people who need the boost most. not one dollar in the american rescue plan goes to the top 1% of americans. the vast majority goes to middle and lower income people struggling to get by. and i'm kind of amused when people talk about their states being cheated, the gentleman from georgia talk

and my third my daughter paid and my fourth my daughter jocelyn at which point mrs reagan one day pulled me out into the hallway and she said peggy you know how this is happening right not really a conversation i want to have with the former first lady but yes four and no more so the family was complete but it was great over the years to be able to interact with the reagan's casually up at their house there was nothing like looking over at ronald reagan pushing my son stroller through the la zoo flanked by united states secret service swimming in the pool celebrating birthdays and halloween and christmas together let's and for my kids they grew up thinking this was all very normal. my son would look at me in the evening and i've got a black tie dress on and he would look at me and say mommy. are you having dinner tonight with daddy or the president? and then when the office kids would get together, they would say okay, you'd be the first lady ub secret service and they'd talked to their sleeve and peek around and hands under the coat and all of that. it was just very normal to them and i

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her daughter, can you believe this, jocelyn is 14 years old and according to amanda she is a social butterflyble and they give a lot of credit to amanda berry. it's been a real privilege getting to know her in recent years. >> so strong. >> update. ginger, i got to show you some love. loving the look. >> thank you so much. that kindness is bubbling up. you feel that, everybody? hopefully kindness can be paired with excitement in this one because we are calling all hockey fans for the first time in 16 years, the nhl is officially coming back to disney and espn so this means no matter who you're rooting for you'll be age to watch all the action on the ice for the stanley cup finals and playoffs right here on abc and espn. and that's not the only goal, see what we did there. espn plus is adding more than 75 exclusive national games, more than 1,000 out of market games in their premiere hockey package all happening this autumn. let's go ahead and get a check a little closer to home. >>> good morning. see that white stuff on the ground, that's some snow on top of mt. tam this morning as showers wi

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to review changes to campaign finance and election law with eric holder and jocelyn benson. there is more live coverage streaming on our website. at 9:30 a.m. eastern, a house subcommittee looks at how state and local officials are responding to domestic terrorism threats. the subcommittee examines how the federal government is preparing for the next national emergency. also at 2:30, the senate small business community reviews the status of several covid-19 relief programs, including the paycheck protection loan program. that is all live at span.org -- at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies in 1979, today we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public service -- provide c-span to viewers as a public service. >> a look at the white house earlier today, where the flag was lowered to half staff to honor the victims of monday's mass shooting at a grocery store in boulder, colorado. president biden signed a proclamation ordering flags to remain at half-staff at fe

finance and election law with former attorney general eric holder and michigan secretary of state jocelyn there is more live coverage streaming on our website. at 9:30 house homeland security subcommittee looks at how state and local officials are responding to domestic terrorism threats. at 10:00 a.m. a senate subcommittee is looking at how the federal government is preparing aunt 2:30 the senate small business committee reviews the status of several covid-19 relief programs including the paycheck protection loan program. that is all live at c-span.org. >> washington journal continues. host: we are joined by the chair and ranking member of the rules committee, representative jim mcgovern from massachusetts, and also from oklahoma, representative tom cole. congressman, thank you for joining us. both: thank you. host: an important hearing on the 1973 war powers are you chairman mcgovern, tell us about the war powers act -- on the 1973 war powers. chairman mcgovern, tell us about the war powers and why you are taking up revision. rep. mcgovern: lyndon johnson said it's easy to get into war,

erica, ellen, samantha, edward, jose, jocelyn, emily, sarah, sheila, diana, layla, kim berly, barbara, scott russell, laura santos, raquel spencer, alexander, kristie, jennifer, sam, ted, and grady. i want to thank all of them personally for their work. and on behalf of the house. in closing, mr. speaker, i just want to say this. we have heard a lot of newly found concern about the deficit and the debt today. we heard it during the debates. this is the same party that drove up the deficit three years ago, four years ago now with a $2 trillion tax cut. most of which benefited the wealthiest americans. and according to virtually that looked for it didn't come close to paying for itself. what we have done in the american rescue plan is give an incredible boost to the american people. and the american people who need the boost most. not one dollar in the american rescue plan goes to the top 1% of americans. the vast majority goes to middle and lower income people struggling to get by. and i'm kind of amused when people talk about their states being cheated, the gentleman from georgia talk